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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
MAJESTIC
FINDS NEW OWNER
Apartment Yielding S13,5OO
Rental, Sells for About
$4,000.

The Cambria-8Iajestic apartment
house at 1875 Euclid street rg-frv-e--
was sold by the y. L Sans5urv Com
pany this week 10 a local rar+ra1fq+
who viii hold the property as an in
yestment.
This IS four-storv bufrd=-r -o7-
tanning thirty-tvO apartments and Il
all modern. All the suites are so ar
ranged as 20 have their windows ont
side and overlooking lawns OF ample
dimensions, rendering them especially
attractive
II is understood that the property
yields an annual rental Of about 1880.
This building was erected a few years
ago by Lewis z. BTeUuinEer for the
CAPITAL City Improvement Company
The price paid for the property was
about $4,000
This firm reports the following sales
made through its Offices during the last
few weeks. asgregatins more than
$4,000 in vaTUe-
Twelve hundred and eight Emerson
street northwest. SauTs Addition. for
y H Herman. $500
To John 3 SchOumer. $50 Georgia
avenue northwest, $3.50
For the H c. Realty Company, lot
in square Z-31. $500
For Zepp Brothers. SO Quincy street
northwest $40
Lots - and IS in square z95s Of L. L
Corporation. $50
To F 4. BrinIey. lot 3. square ~
SauI-S Addition SI-7J0
For n II Herman detached house
situated on lot =. square -S07 5000
For l. E Breuniu=er. teu-room house
on lot -. IN square Is. WOod.ey Park.
6 SO
For James Martin u Michigan avenue.
For Mrs. E schweitzer. - R street
nOTthW est. 80
For L Z. Brzunin-er. ter-room resi-
de1ce situated on lot T. in square j..
WCOdIeE Park $3.50
For Frank n Conser. lot -. in square
For f H. BrinIey. detached house on
DeIafieId street. SauTs addition $50
For L I CORPORATION lot Z. II square
FOR The CAPITAL CITY Improvement
Cowpanv- the Carlbria-AIaje-tic apart
uent house. I534--5 Euclid street north
west. $1,000
In connection with Moore & Hm. for
Harry A Kite. l-l5 Kenyon street north
Fo. StHson Hu-chfns- the Lee build
ms 1888 Tenth street northwest,
OF L. T. ID -.-L--l---e-- ttiL--1l--L -e---
dence- situated on lot O. in square IS,
WOoGIev PARK. S+.S5l-
In connection with Moore & Hill Z-7f
Tweury-eiShth street northwest. $50
For I. x EreIuiuCer the Ceu--OCU
house a. ISIS Iwenty-SeJe1rn street
northwest VvoOdIsy Park. SO
lot 81 in square ~ Saul's addition.
1,G1I-
For l. r Ersuuiucpr- Z7t4 Cathedral
avenue northwest. $50.
For Henry Rineharr and Aaron Ron
rer- trustees. tho SeEeu-S10TV Office
building at sl9-I Thirteenth street
northwest S115.91o-
For J. = BreTIninEer- C7f-5 Cathedral
avenue NFOOdIeE Park. s.. 01".
For . a snow. ISIS Newton street
northwest. 5000.
For n H Bray. 1872 Emerson street
northwest SauI-s addition, 5000
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
GEORGETOWN GAINS
MANY NEW HOMES
Subdivisions Show Especial
Building Activity, De-
spite the Heat.

The warm weather seems 10 have but
little effect on building operations in
Georgetown and vicinity. especially in
the suburbs.
This may be mainly due 10 the fact
that many subdivisions have been placed
on the market and iu all Of them there
IS more OF less building
John = BDrbar is erecting for himself
IWo-Story frame and brick dwelling,
al oo-l Wisconsin avenue. from plans
prepared by Architect r. y. Ryersol-
me tlllGlHS when completed viii cost
over S4.H1I.
Richard Oush & Son, architects and
builders. are CONSTRUCTING rf-r- two
story brick dwellings at sol and sob
Window place The total cost Of the
Improvement Is placed at $4,000. The
houses are being built Tor Investment
". a. Schercr Is building for Mrs.
x N Archibald tWo-srory frame
dwelling at $3.50 AlbemaTle street. The
and viii be occupied by the owner
A J Nerton is having erected a two
story frame dwelling at 1913 MaCOmb
street Cleveland Park, which viii cost
drawn by J. p LanninE. and the work
OF construction awarded TO kennedy &
LanuiuE-
L r Boyle. from plans prepared by
A 3 AUllet q Co, IS making extensive
Improvements 20 the property at 25l2
Wisconsin avenue, which VIII cost about
The residence erected by owen Rab-
5itt, on AlbemaTle street. just west OF
Wisconsin avenue, Is practically com
pleted, and VIII soon be occupied by the
owner
7. ? Mann is erecting one-StOry
garage at 3130 y street. occupying a lot
recently purchased by him Patrick
Duga1 is the contractor. The cost IS
placed at $500 s BeTman IS building a
One-story brick warehouse at 2,19 =
street. which viii cost 500
Herman BrOdOTfsky IS constructing Q
two-stOry store and dwelling Al 1sI- N
street replacing a building TeCe1tly de
mOiished- The Improvement represents
an outlay Of $500
The addition TO the II street Theace-
is practically completed. the brick work
being finished The side wall Of the old
theateT viii be taken cut and the whole
made into one, doubling the seating ca
DaCity Of the original place
Rein ". Darby has been making eE-
tensive repairs 70 the property at 12J5
Wisconsin avenue, occupied by James
Gallagher
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
BUILDING PLANS
FOR NEW SUBURB
PretentouS Residences to
Be Built at Chevy
Chase Heights

Plans have been completed for the
construction Of severaI ureteuuous resi-
deuces III Chevy Chase Heights. the
most recent addition TO the Chevy Chase
suburb. which IS 20 be opened by the
Thomas J. Fisher & Co. Inc
The ground upon which these houses
VIII De built is high and so situated
as 10 afford a commanding view in all
directions
During the past few DAYS a frontage
Of sixty feet 5n JoaeIyu street was sold
20 Mrs. r n ATacEreEor- who vii short
Is start the erection Of a home
In section . Of Chevy Chase. the
Fisher Company has just SOLD a front
age OF sixty feet 90 J. J Lee. the prop
ertv being located on the south side Of
oxford street
In the same section A a H0ehLin. IT.
has just purchased a large lot at the
northwest corner Of BrooEzviIIe road and
NewIands street
IN Chevy Chase, D. c., Richard n
Powers has just bought a large lot az
the corner of 55th and Oliver streets. on
which he viii erect a handsome home
Work on the Installation Of improve
meuts at Section OF Chevy Chase. be-
tween the Chevy Chase Club and the
Columbia Country Club, is nearing com
uIetiOu- Connecticut avenue fronting this
property has recently been oiled
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits were
issued today
To Dulin & Martin, Incorporated, for
one twO-stOry brick garage at the
rear of isis Fifteenth street northwest.
architect and builder, W G. Guss. es-
tirnated cost. 5000
To ". D Sterrett for one two-stOry
frame dwelling on Pierce Mil road
northwest architect, Chicago House
Wrecking Company builder, II. H
Spencer estimated cost. $500
To AIlard & Appleby for nine two
story brick dwellings from 70 &c IA
Randolph place northwest. architect,
w G. Allard; builder, Allard & Apple
by, estimated cost. $4,000
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
Up. STUCKERT BUYS
TWO RESIDENCES
Obtains the Property For
merly Owned by w P.
Metcalf.

> r StIckert has just purchased the
large 1nFee-Story residence at 1881 Yer
mont avenue northwest. and the i've
room frame house at ISIS Twelfth street
northwest
The price paid for the two properties
was S12-5oo- The sales were made
through the Office OF the New York
Real Estate Brokers' The residences
formerly belonged to " p Netcalf.
Other sales made during the week BY
this firm are
For Frederick A LinEer TO Clarence
n hefauver, SD y street northwest
a three-story apartment house. Sq,zH0-
For Mrs Blanche Lamson 10 Jesse
Shreve. S25 Tarnum street northwest
eight-room, semi-detached residence.
5000.
For A. ". DuCkett 10 ". r HODGES.
70 Chester court. S1-O1a
For Miss J. G lockwood TO local
business man. 55I and SS3 " street
EJ1 Invest, for Investment
For Mrs Nary H Deis 60 J. VAIN
1l6 and IS Navy court southeast, being
ttwo-story brick, and 20 II E. Ander-
son. 80 Navy court southeast
For g r Ketuer TO local retired
business man ten tNvO-story brick
houses in Blasden court northwest.
5000
For Mrs Anna SChiTman 10 J. P.
StuckerJ, 60 s street northwest. two
story frame house
For W " Anderson TO c. D Kefau-
yer, $50 acres tract OF land near Bethes-
da. Nd Purchaser intends 10 subdfvide
IT into five and Jen-aCre tract Price,
SIS, O00.
For c d KefaUver. large brick resi-
denCe and about twenty lots at Hyatts-
vile, Nd. $500
For Mrs Georgia FTaSier, lot ~
square 1917. S1,031.
For o p EefaUver 10 J. ?. ShTeve,
lots :, 5, and 9, square 1875, SI.S00.
To II LsamSon teD-aCre farm near
BladenSburE. Md. 5000
To c : Reed. lot 10, Whitehavcn sub
division. $3.50.
To w. ?. MetcaIf. lot on Rhode Is
land avenue, running through = street
northwest. between Ninth and Tenth
streets, 5000
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
S. HUTCHINS BUYS
OFFICE BUILDING
Seven-Story Structure at
1922 Thirteenth Street
Sold for $4,000.

One Of the most significant and IarE-
est real estate transactions Of the pres
ent year has Just been consumuated by
the n l. Sansbury Compal-- which in
wolves the transfer Of the large Office
building at 1874 Thirtcehlth street north
west. TO StiIson Hutchius.
Il is understood that Mr. Hutchins
paid SI15,9lo for the property and vii
hold it for an investment
The building is a seven-stOry srruO-
ture and is provided with all modern
appliances and accessories. It has a
frontage Of s{xty-five feet on Thir-
teenJh street by a depth Of rs feet,
while the lot extends back about
twenty eight feet further TO an alley
thirty feet wide There is also an
alley extending along the entire north
side, giving the building practically
all the advantages Of a Correr prop
erty-
The entire first floor front Is occu-
pied by the real estate offices Of the
y l. Sansbury Company. The other
SIX floors are leased to the Govern
nent, and are occupied by the Army
Medical school
The stores and offices at 523. 525,
527 and 529 Tenth street northwest
have Just been sold by the y L Sans
bury Company TO George d Farr- The
property has a frontage of ffty-eiEht
feet on Tenth street, and runs back
q considerable depth TO an alley
- The first floor iC occupied by four
stores, the upper floors being Offices
The entire property is under rental.
The buildings are practically new.
The purchaser viii hold the property
as an investment The price paid is
understood to be about $500
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
PLANS TO COMPLETE
ST. MATTHEW CHURCH
Structure to Cost Approx
mately $4,000 Is Mgr.
Lees LifewOrk.

Plans are being made for the compile
ton of St Matthews Catholic Church.
in Rhode Island avenue northwest east
Of Connecticut avenue
Mgr lee. pastor Of the church, ex-
poets Il. at the work Of construction Will
be conn lenced shortly
It is. estimated that the structure viii
cost approximately $4,000, and when
finished the building viii be one Of the
largest and most handsome houses Of
worship in Washington The new St
Matthew'S is the life work Of Mgr. Lee.
a new rectory is to be built on the
ground adjoining the church property.
When 1t is completed the building now
being used Will be demolished to make
room for the addition to the main
church structure
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
HOUSES SELL WELL
DESPITE WEATHER
Charles King, Jr, Disposes
of Two Places, and Other
Deals Are Made.

Stone d Fairfax, realty brokers. have
Just sold two siN-room houses at 1878
Ontario place northwest for Charles
king IT.
The price paid for each was $3.50.
This same firm expects the closing OF
two other deals in the same row within
q few days It contends that the de
mand Tor mediUm-priCed houses for
homes and Investments continues, not
UirhStaudiUE the hot weather
Stone & Fairfax also report the "a fe
OF four houses, recently completed by
Charles Walker On Tenth street the
numbers being &514-1f-IS and %
Two OF these houses viii be oCCuufed
by the purchasers as their homes the
other two have been rented for $50 a
month each.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
THREE HOUSES SOLD
WITHIN THE WEEK
High-ClasS Residences in
PaTkwOOd Street Meet
Ready Sale.

Shannon & LUchs, realty brokers. dur
inE the week have sold three Of the
eighteen two-sto-y houses Just being
completed by Harry Wardmau on the
south side OF PaTkwOod street, north Of
Otis street northwest
These houses were designed by a Il.
Beers and are part Of the operation Of
Mr. Wardman-s which is being handled
by Shannon & Luchs, and which com
prises the erection Of 90 houses in that
immediate vicinity
These houses contain six and eight
rooms. and are eIabOraceIy finished both
inside and out. and are being sold at
prices ranging from $500 20 $3.50
The siN-roOm houses are on lots
twenty feet by ninety feet and the
eight room ones are on lots twenty-fOur
feet by ninety feet
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
CONTESTS OF GIRLS
ENLIVEN PROGRAM

Officers Of the Playground Associa zion
are today greatly pleased over the sue
cess Of the athletic exhibition given
from to S D. m yesterday at me
Georgetown Fairgrounds, hirty-fOurth
and Q streets northwest
Novelties of the event were a base
ball game between girls and a twenty
Vineyard dash for ten-year-Old kris
4 chariot race in which the vehicle
was drawn by two girls was another
feature
The playground team defeated the
Y Dung ShamTOckS, to {. and the senior
girls won from the juniors, g TO e
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
OUTING FOR ODD FELLOWS.

Arrangements have been practically
COMPLETED for the excursion 10 be held
at Chesapeake Beach next Monday nv
Canton Washington No I. Patriarcns
Militant L O .. r 4 series Of races
is being planned by the amusement
committee, for which prizes VIII be
awarded
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
FRANK O'NEIL BUYS
ADJOINING HOUSES

During the week Just ended Frank
D'NsiI purchased the properties at
I54z and 1s40 Seaton street north
west, for which he paid $500 each
These sales were made through the
office OF WiIliEe. Gibbs * Daniel. in
conjunction with the simpson Sulli-
van Company. The houses are two
stories in height, and contain six
rooms and bath
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
G. E. KETTLER BUYS
LARGE BUILDING

The large three-story Crick build
inE at ba4-5o6 Fifth street northwest
has been purchased from Joseph
SChinmau by - T. Eettler- The sale
was made By ~. O. Prarhcr and y r
s.ynon. Of the New York Real Estate
brokers. The price paid Is reported 20
have been S19,500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

GOOD BILL ON AT
PANTAGES THEATRE

Through an oversight the criti-
cism OF the Pantages vaudeville
vas omitted from The Star yester-
day. and this In the face OF the fact
that the show Ia one Of the best
Of the Pantages season. The great
big hit - Barnold'B ten dogs and a
scattering OF monkeys. The dogs
and monkeys are so well trained
that they come out and do their
complicated act withou, direction.
This new idea IN animal acts Is a
decided novelty and o. welcome as
II Ia novel Additional interest Is
lent 10 the act by the fact that Mr..
Barnold Is citizen OF Tacoma and
his canine and monkeyshines come
close 20 being home industries,
Lillian bolivar and Lorraine
Rogers open the bill with a cleveg
singing and dancing turn. Law
renee r. Johnson. yenirlloquist.
does some vocal stunts that are
mystlfying. especially as his mouth
In engaged In munching crackers
while he Is talking The Doric
Trio. with cowboy songs. are a
pleasant feature. and Dave Nowlin,
sweet-vOlcod and smiling. gets In
slant applause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
NO TRACE Of
WRECKED
BOATS

TOKYO. July 27.---Alshoush every
effort has been made 10 find the
missing life boats. containing 90 Of
the passengers and crew % the Tes.
sursl Maru. which fourd.red near
chintao July %, with a toss % 100
lives, no trace Of the small boats
has been reported. The missing life
boats are said 10 contain four army
officers. so civilian passengers and
20 o. the ships crew.
Officials 81 the Osaka shoahsn
KRbushiki Kaisha. owners % the
wrecked liner. express tho hope TINT
the persons In the missing ilfe boats
succeeded IN landing somewhere on
the coast. and soon will be picked up
hy a war vessel
The Tctsurri piled between Kobe
and Darien. and carried about 2fs
passengers and crew on hor last voy-
age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
ENNER LOSES
RIGHT To RUN

- taA pgseiuct q tbe EiKhth
a.a eaatinue e. remain IA tho
- ssrlai district and tie ASIA
alive district, despite the
e ne hast legislature Go
aN
ar Judge Gillian rendered q
60 today holdinK uueunstliu-
-, ia wnllams Cotterill ban
.ss ~ me last legislature
shaf precinct IN she ssnd
srsal and tho Ssth legislative
ssk
held that the attempt 90
.res Was II vialation pf the
ssaa. The constitution pro-
- "a. only census can an APP
.c.ea~ens Be made Judge GLE
~ s-ssnafea that upon other
rts h believed THE law uncon-
( .siazl Al appeal viii b. taken
~ ease WAs before Judge Gil-
r. sesa az application for a writ
1 -ssaafe to compel County Aud
4 esss 20 place the name % Thee
T. YsEhsr upaa the ballot as a
.szaass far representative from
= ar district teuner lives In
1 =, IN prscinet q the Eighth ward
I, f..ax vas in accordance with
!. ~ passed b The last iesisla-
~ TAs auditor. however. refused
! ~ he Law. ceutendtng that Il
~ ssoonstisutlonaf Giiiiafus de-
.n saslalns the auditor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
Seattle
WRINKLES
HOW REMOVED

II ls generally believed that
wrinkles are unavoidable marks Of
age. This ia an error Wrinkles
are the result OF the tissues losing
their fatty substance. and they can
be removed By a scientific. up-tO-
date and harmless method. IlOl.
lows aud scoSls can be removed
in from one TO three treatments.
and so improve your face you will
look from ten to twenty years
younger. Freckles. pimples. black
heads. smallpox pittinEa we re-
move permanently. Sagging faces
and imperfect noses corrected.
Highest testimonials and recon
mcndatioRs furnished upon re.
quest New York Facial Co, Par.
lors 9i3. 342 and 240 Arcade Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
Odds and Ends From Everywhere

sunnee lobbyists influenced import.
Fnt legislation during che recent rch-
aiou
North Yakima. Playing with her
pet puppy ON the porch iiildh
/ 0ahalCt small daughter of Albert
luhalet uf LeamHkhutR. had hcr
rNrhHil torn out hy tho dogs claws.
ard win probably be blind IA one
o>c
Tee deaths we're recorded In seattle
yesterday
New York. Wuitam Williams.
beet known aH "nll!y' Williams. an
pid time minstrel ia dead az ELISA
beth, n. j. aged So.
New York. Running Ia front of
am express train o. recover "a hand
korrhlcf dropped on the trhrba by
"a child. Joseph REID. q subway track
walker WAS wnnEled 90 drbth al
t7o iabth 81 station last night
Tive deerers ef divorce were granted In
Seattle yesterday,
San Francisco AnHarcd because
tis sweetheart refused tu believe his
psoteajaiiuu ~ love. Horny Ourrkp.
3a. waiter shot ana probably fatally
wounded the Firl. Charlotte Ham
mitt e., and then ended his own llfa
Portland. ors.--f'esrfni lest mcm.
beers OF a rival tong would murder
him. Lee Wing Nam "a wealthy
Chinaman. and member 10 thr pros
. a. e
and oak SITS. hanged himself until
drid ga an OLD church which has
bcsn converted into livery barn
az 100 s. i1th ~
HlEhi marriage iicrnsgs we're taken oct
he seaftie seaieFdas.
Fresno, CAL Dependent because
he suffered and the town made Fun
Of him, Eugene Oaxost, -. shot and
killed himself yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
HMES HEADS OF
GARBAGE SYSTEM

a. , !. ing the signing by Mayor
- : .he ordnance placing the
= se,paEe system in control Of
d. .ss w department. Commits.
- - tfleht0n announced that he
sss. appoint G. l. Murray, now
49,. assistant sanitary IN.
~ ~. g. superintendent. and A.
ssss,saief, nov chief clerk Of the
l'r.s .slehts as secretary and chief
i, liant e OF the new plant.
. { -. Ssilehton Viii ask The council
j x s ~ uese tao men TO big East.
- ss where such garbage sys.
] 1870 70 Operation 10 gather In.
Ihsl1s's.n That will help them
= NE Seattle system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

WANTED Aen 20 sell one and i've
acre tracts. black soil, cleared and
level; fine Tor fruit and poultry. tifb
Haven. f3i Arcade Annex. before
90 q m
- ~ snto1 -gruhstahe go cruise central
~ G. for desirable government land. Rot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
HNDEETER's SPEECH

f&@HEsAS&3-f
ans isum that place to attend the
| Ehg
Nsss Wilson Fell Down.
rPFmssaIiy all Of the voters
| rysua fasser are Poindexter men
Al xs sould like 10 have him
ars saese and address Us. said
4 lAaaps BakeF. Of that place. who
~ With delegation OF Foster
i K&as After considerable ef-
n d organize a Wilson club
4 tzz. the names Of i2 men have
~ secured 10 a Wilson pledge.
Fsaal q them being residents Of
s rzSborfng communities. some Of
- tgen from Seattle"
4 'fraetieaIly all Of the farmers
f b a neiEhborhood are for Poin-
6 t1sr.- sad Fred Nelson. a farm
3 = ting II the vicinity o. Renton
& laaioas We have been watching
4 tsnrse IN congress and believe
: ) trying 10 represent u in
fa1 u selling ns out to the big
k'1ssis. as most Of the other con
pssznen from the western
fslss are doing"
Tsiksc Of Local Fight.
i ne course Of hts address last
10 P0indexteF referred 10 the
aai q the White River valley
fszls TO secure legislation at
VzNgia % prevent the increase OF
ha7pad rstes until approved by
" nais railroad commission. and
n1'ssasa his approval Of the
nf9auFs We had such an amend.
fsai % the interstate commerce
analazion bin up at Washington
= FlatsF. Introduced in the sen.
= " Cammina. Of Iowa. and I
GA We could have passed II In
" nouse. but its supporters In the
haale Eere compelled 10 accept a
n@Fsemlse
ne trust schedules In the
nfas tariff las we're virtually
''sn BY the Representatives OF
= protected Interests" he said.
'Ffs was no effort whatever to
~ ouf the pledge IN the plat.
a . regulate duties 10 CORES.
- slth the difference in the
- o Production al home and
so. The sugar schedule was
'sn ~ the sugar trust which.
~ =, rcbs the consumer In the
~ y his sugar. while at the
- hnns Fobbinq the government
~ duty BY the use Of false
- ana the corruption Of gov.
'ssrs agents.
Sne Of our standpat brethren
kfess are b0asting loudly
Aelf reduction in the tariff
sslsain steel products. but the
e, .aon makes absolutely no diff
% the steel trust. The
20 prohlbltiye before and II
n. noaaolsiye yet. and II makes no
shce 70 a trust manufacturer
~ country what the duty on
-. ae .t II, 50 long az II pre-
loieign competition with the
- he produces
ssat Polndexter will address
ssI!le Central Labor Council
I Aah IN the Labor Temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
SHES BRICK
INTO WINDOW

M unknown man. believed TO be
insane. last night. without proyoca-
ton. picked up a brick and SHE'D
Il through = front window into the
soda fountain OF LittIe's pharmacy.
First av. ~ and Harrison II. The
man escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
nuelNess cHArcrs.

aaeNHaAerseeaersret
Anr sale. dairy. AZ cows horses 4
HfnHa. with hHfurHH. and buggy. &
fffra planted With hrrlH and fufHhnH Ha.
fthrfrH planted With potatoes. nnu r.
Haad .rfhN nf has. GOOD orchard. 5000
pasture. EHHt5 sufh route. 90 SALONS cold
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