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kILLs HORSE, THEN HIMSELF.
Horscman Becomes DespOndent Over Re.
verses Of Fortune.

MEMPHIS, Feb. II Details Of the death
Of John Mullins familiar character on
the Grand Circuit. reached the colony
of harness horsemen to-day at the local
two minute track from Pine Bluff. Ark.
Despondent over reverses in fortune
Mullins shot his fav orite race mare killing
her with singl bullet. Turning the
pistol on himself he fred again. and when
stable attaches reached him he was dead
too.
He had trained sew eral good horses. in
cluding Billy Jr., who attained record
at Buffalo several years ago.
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DIED..

EARLE-On February IS. 1911. at Hemrs'taa'
l.. J.. Alice Morse Earle. so. widow Of HepT
Earle. Brooklyn. n. Y.
Funeral services on Saturday, Fehr-afI !,
at $50 4. NJ. at tho Church Of the Pilgrims
Rcmsen and Henry sts. lntermcnt At Noi'cs
ter. Mass. Please omit flowers
FLEMING. AT East Orange, y. j, Fchri'' II
lall. william Kennedy Fleming, IN ms az.
Year. Brief services al the Funeral thaNr' ''
Ernst \, French toppos!te East piaaE'
station, u. l.. 4 W. II. r y to day ,Sa'utidI
iP. NJ Funeral services and ntcTmrni al
Carlisle. Pa, Monday. Washington, u. -
papers please copy. Brantfoid, rH'a!o'
papers please copy,
GERRISH.-On February IA, 1911. Florence
Churchill. wife OF William L. ncrrNh a''
daughter Of the late William Churchill. 10 'A'
6oth year of her age.
Funeral services at the Church OF the ln'A|.'
tion, Madison av. and 3Sth ST., on sa'-'Ea.' '
February rs. at 10 O'Clock.
lNGRAHAM.-Su Suddenly. on February T. ''N
Henry c. M. lngraham in the '"d 9''' VI
his age
Funeral services at his late resIdcnre Nv
Clinton av.. Brooklyn, on Saturday teI''lI
Is. at T. NJ. Please omit flowers. !N''
ment private.
PACKARD. On February i,, iaii, At le,'.'
Switzerland. katharine Victoria HIVE
widow Of Joseph Packard OF Alban'' " :,
and eldest daughter of the late Judge NoVe"
j. Hilton OF Albany.
Albany and Troy papers please copy
PEARCE.-Suddenly. on February 10, at London:
England. Amelia Elizabeth. wife OF N'nA~
Pcarce.
READ.--Ruth Read. aged IS year. run'rA - :.
THE FUNERAL CHrRcH" 2n 24S Nr'' -~
a.. iFRASK Y. CAMPRFIL BLp0.l.
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st. Bartholomew Church Fair.

81 Bartholomew's Catholic Church in
Elmhurst, of which the Rev. jeremiah I
Heafey is rector. will realize substantial
sum from the fair which has been IN
progress for more than a week and will
wind up tonight with an entertainment
consisting of vocal and instrumental
music and other features. The proceeds
will go toward cancelling the church q
debt and the erection of a new church
in Ludlow avenue between Third and
Fourth streets The Elmhurst parish
was organized in 1905 and has now a
membership of more than a thousand
and property valued at $35 600.
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ESTATE or "PUNCH's" Ow\rB
Sir william Asncw Left More Than 81,
Million Dollars Picture Requests.
Special Cable Despatch to TIE $

Special Cable Despatch to TIE SrS
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE will Of the late
Sir William Agnew. the picture dealer
and proprietor Of Punch. was pronated
to-day. The gross value of the estate
is Ell .353. .5e2. or SO, 769. $780,
The will bequeaths three pictures to the
nation. These include Reynoldss Mrs
Hartley and Child" and Frank Hollis
portrait of Sir John Tenniel
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Ilcai Coal Baron Leaves Millions.

Special Cable Despatch to THE SuN
LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE estate of Baron
Winterstoke Of Blagdon, chairman of
the Imperial Tobacco Company. who
died January 20. has been Professionally
sworn to be valued al 5000, 900.
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Won ny Alfonso.
Special Cabis Despatch N THE srx

spPfni came Dsp'f'H N IHF SrS.
ALICANTE. Feb. II, Gonzales Parade.
second chief II the staff Of the Governor
of this military zone and director of the
Regatta club, has turned over to the
captain of the royal yacht Giralda the
Mediterranean cup. which was won by
King Alfonso in the regatta here.
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proposals. and is pressing for an i'm mediate
settlement.
PARIS, Feb. 17.--Russian funds were
weak on the Paris Bourse to-day owing
to the ultimatum of the Cars Government
to China. Three Russian stocks dropped
10, s. and 35 centimes.
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NOTABLE RELIC TO M SOLD.
Bedford Library viii Give IN Bunyan''
lOpy OF the Book OF Martyrs"

Special Cable Desp1fch 10 THE Sun.
LCNr'N. Feb. l7.-Bunyan's copy OF
Fox's Book of Martyrs" now owned
by the Bedford town library. will come
on the market shortly. Its sale was
proposed some time ago and was much
debated. II has now been decided to sell
it for the purpose of raising money for
local purposes
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VIRTUE AT HIGH PRICE.
Fetches SIS. $50. as II OSercame Vice In
sixteenth Century Florence

Special Cable Despdtch to THI SrN
LONDON, Feb. l7.-At sale at CHRIS.
ties to-day an allegorical bronze group
representing Virtue overcoming Vice,
Florentine work of the first half Of the
sixteenth century, brought 1900 guiueas,
or about $i5,25O.
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Wrecks at NcIIlla.

Special cable Despatch to THE Sun.
MELILLA Feb. IA terrible storm is
raging here. Two vessels have been
wrecked, but all aboard Of them were
saved
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JABBERWOCK the BEST DOG.
Beats SILK and Scarlet In Contest for the
Great Waterloo Gun.

.Spscid! Cable Despatch to THE SrS
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Waterloo cup
the contest for which is called the Dog
Derby. was won to-day by Jardines
Jabberwock. who beat Humphreys Silk
and Scarlet
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UNDERWRITERS
FRANK 4. CAMPBELL. 2Al-2tSw 2sdst
Chspela Ambulance Service. TEL lat eas'"e
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Retail Prices at
Public Markets

Lees fnufteu.~i7s cents and 10 cents
pound. legs lamb. IS cents pound; Shout.
der lamb, cents pound siriain steak "a
cents pound pot roast. ii cents pound
kahtern ham II cents pound salt pork
IS cents pound. chickens ~ and 5s
s .'......s pouna sesias. ham, = cents
pound. pork roast, 10 cents pound, prime
~ roast, 70 cents pound T-hous steak.
ISL 70 - cents pound. plate boiling
beef. cents pound. Eppsslivsr sausage.
10 cents pound. home boiled ham. IS
cents pound. lamb chops. rs cents pound
Tenderioiu Of sole. 10 cents pound
salmon. IS cents bound. fnuan haddie.
Is cents pound iudcfisk. Z pounds ID
centns baltimore oysters. a. cents pint .
herring. cents pound. red nappsf 10
salmon trout. pounds IS cents. smsits.
10 cents pound. fresh haiibut 10 cents
pound. black cod. . pounds rs cent?
Good eggs. 80 cents dozen
Minnesota butter 2 pounds SIC. Wis
eonsln Cream cheese. 20 cents pound .
renovated butter. pounds tbc
Local ranch eRgs. 20 cents dozen;
Swiss cheese. Is cents pound: Wisconsin,
Cream brick cheese. 20 cents pound 7,
mild cheese. 20 cents pound. best fresh
butter. IS cents pound.
Pineapples. 20 cents each. mcediens
grape fruit. Tor 10 cents. Missouri
Pippin apples. 10 cents dozen. sweet
oranges. 10 cents dozen.
Fard dates. 70 cents pound. Jersey
sweet potatoes, cents pound
Celery stalks 10 cents; lettuce, 2
heads 10 cents, BRUSSELS sprouts z
pounds 20 cents, lemons, 10 cents dozen
eva porateH peaches 10 cents pound
dozen 10 cents. Yakima Burbank pota-
toes. f1.I5 sack. delivered. oauliflowers.
and 10 cents head; apples. 10 cents
bananas. 20 cents DOZEN sweet peppers.
20 cents pound onions, cents pound 4
pounds i6 cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
PROBE MILITIA

A Joint committee Of the house
and senate. consisting OF Senators
Stevenson and Landon and Repre-
sentatives Goss, Esheiman and
Locke, arrived in Seattle last night
to hold an investigation OF the ma
lional guard here. The committee
will meet today at 10 o'clock.
The committees visit here is the
result OF charges that state moneys
have~been expended carelessly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
ANOTHER
HOLD-UP

W. J. Mnrtx. one OF City Engi-
neer Thomsons assistants. was
waylaid and robbed OF IS by two
hlshwaymen at the corner OF Sec.
ond ~. n. and Highland drive last
Monday night
Martz says be aid not report the
hold.up TO the police as he thought
II would accomplish nothing He
says one OF the highwaymen
Knocked him unconscious when be
was within a block OF bis home Al
iIz0 Third ay. ~ When he re
gained his senses his pockets had
been rifled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
SPOKANE MAN
KILLS HIMSELF

PORTLAND. Or, Feb. 4.--The
body OF man. identified as that
OF j. L. Feldman Of Spokane by let
tiers found In his pockets, Is at the
morgue here today awaiting advlces
from Spokane. The body was
found on Hayden island. near Van
couver. yesterday. where the man
had presumably committed suicide
by shooting himself through the
head.
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when the Northern gambling club
at SIS King st. was running with
the knowledge and consent OF 70
lice Chief Wappenstcin. high school
and university studeats were
among It's victims,
Boosters for the notorious "surc
thing games which prevailed az
the "einb" made Il point 60 seek
out students whose parents were
wealthy.
Prof William +. Gelgor, Of the
Broadway high school. tells OF one
Of his students. the son OF wcll.so'
do parents. who was approached by
booster" as far uptown as Third
av. and Madison 81. The booster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
PEACE BETWEEN
. TWO SENATORS

WASHINGTON. Feb. lit Is
now thought that permanent peace
has been established between Sena-
tors Piles and Jones OF Washington.
The junior member viii not offer
any further opposition 10 the ap
pointment OF Plies brother for the
position OF collector OF customs for
the port Of Puget Sound. aud Il Ia
rumored that the president per
suaded Senator Piles 10 discontinue
bis opposition to the choice Of Sena-
tor Jones for the position OF fed
erai marshal for eastern Washing.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
''1RUsTY" FLEEs

William Williams. arrested in No
vember. 1909, and sentenced to one
year in the county jail for robbing
the vault OF DR. NJ. A. Matthews
church. broke away from the court
house. where he was doing "trusty"
work, yesterday and tried to make
his getaway Sergeant Westedt saw
him as he emerged and running
gun duel ensueds In which Williams
was arrested. He had but four
days more TO serve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
GILL GANG LURED
BOYS TO RUIN

demonstrated how easy lt was TO
beat the games. The student fell
for his talk and eventually Lost con
siderable money. Prof Gciger np'
pealcd 60 Chief Wappeustcin 10
close the notorious gambling joint
but all the satisfaction he received
was this;
30 the boy wants his money
back. send him down here and ! viii
make them blow back"
Scores OF other high school boys
and several university students ho'
came victims Of The polico'proloct'
ed SAMPLERS. No amount OF protest
could induce Wsppy or Glll to close
the Northern. as well as other pro
tocted houses,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
DYNA MITE
COYOTES


wALLOWA. Or. Feb. a. A prac
teal use for Internal machines has
been found. Stock mcn IN this
county have decided TO employ
bombs 10 extorminate coyotes now
that poison. hunters aud traps have
failed TO prove cfficaclous.
Tho machine consists Of a charge
Of dynamite In a lead pipe which
Is set of by an electric spark when
the bait Is touched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
cttATTEL LOANS

Loans 10 2nrhirE people. Oscar Y. Jen-
ssn a CO. Inc. ia Northeru Bank Bldg.
Fourth ard Pike
Loans on furniture horses. etc VIII
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.

~~~~s~~~N~c-Ns~s~s~c~~ ~c~~>>~SNSN<>0S0~NSNN~~
GRAND VIEW APARTMENTS. t9'
Eastiake. strictly modern. completely
furnished :. 4. A-room suites. special
summer rates. walking distance &C tat,
Ind a9Tt
The ueiyidero Apartments, heated, fur
nished. fine view. SIS and $40. single
rooms. 50 per week ia valley. Q. a
fOHa
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no MUzzLE ON
EDITOR JAMES

PARIS. Feb. 4.-DenouncIng the
vindication Of King George OF Eng-
land as "whitewash," and the esn.
fencing OF Edward Myths for sian.
der as "disgraceful." Edward II.
James, editor OF the Liberator, for.
merry OF Seattle, In which Mylius'
charges were originally printed, TO
day discussed the sentencing.
III King George had taken the
stand and sworn that the marriage
never had taken place" said James,
Il would have been glad to have
apolpgized In the Liberator. Mylius
refused to submit proof that the
marriage took place because the
trial was Illegal"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
EARTH SLIDES

WASHINGTON, Feb. Another
great earth slide a mile long. has
started to move in the Culebra cut
In the Panama canal, and already
has covered the 65-foot bank OF the
canal over the tow path with 250.000
cubic yards OF material
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
.JINGOISM
STlRS JAPS

VANCOUVER. b C.. Feb. -
The japanese press today teens
with editorial comment ON the man
ifesto by Oiahi. leader OF the k0
kumluio. the popular party OF
Japan. calling upon the government
10 arrange for further increases Of
It's navy 60 regain command OF the
Pacific now lost. according 20 adj
vices just received.
Olnhi said that "uuhklllful al.
plomacy OF the government has
compelled Japan 10 lose her com.
mand OF the Pacific. even without
fighting a certain country"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
Train Snowbound
for Five Days

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. A.
Stories OF peril. hunger and death
in the wilds OF the Sierras are be
ing told here today by the 100 pas.
sengers who escaped from a West
ern Pacific train which since Sun.
day night has been stalled In the
snow near Virginia.
For five days the passengers sub
sisted on meagre rations and then
made their way on foot TO lower
levels to a relief train. Thomas
Kelly, an invalid Of SierrayiIle, died
In a wheel chair In which he was
taken through the snow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
GILL VICTIM
TO PROTEST

panicl Mcclure, superintendent
OF tho garbage inclnerator who
was fired two hours aftcr he re
fused 10 sign "a Gill club list, yes.
terday, demanded a hearing before
the civil service commission.
The commission. which mcogs TO
night. will set u date for Inquiry
into the causes OF McOuirc'a sud.
den discharge Horny J. q Han.
sen. discharged policeman. has
also demanded that be be- given a
hnhflnE.
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Very fine view lot. north end; cheap;
erma. owner. Sbs Arcade Annex
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ron RENT MISCELLANEOUS.
AND ROOM.
HoMEsTEADs.

FREE HOMEsTEADs. TIMBER AND
DESERT claims, we can locate you on
the best wheat and fruit lands In
WASHINGTON ,and OREGON; no
money down. send boc for book and
maps, giving full Information.
FORREST LAND co LOCATIONS,
nl1d lMI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
WOOD CHOPPER INSANE

PORTLAND, Or, Feb. 4-Be-
cause he locked himself in a cabin
which contained several hundred
pounds OF dynamite after he had
told friend that woman had or
dered him to marry her, John
Eastion was brought 10 Portland to-
day for examination as TO his sanity.
Eastion Ia a wood chopper.
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FOR SAAE-~WOO's AND COAL
Noe~~~~~~~~N~s~~e~~~~s~4~ ~~~~-~~~~~~~~-~~~4~
Seattle Fusl Co. ALI kinds Of coal ana
uiiiSosd 1913. lad Ia:
Patent aasi pan With firu load coal
NAlnwfiEht Mcleod Phones ists
Great western Fusi Go Coal 81 rs.
mill weed " 50 load " i7it Ind ttse
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POSTPONE ACTION
ON PANAMA EXPO,

WASHINGTON. Feb. t--Follow.
ing an executive session. tho senate
committee today postponed action
on The Panama exposition question
until next Wednesday.
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COLLATERAL LOANS.

pRONinEST PLEDGE SOCIETY
Toe White nuidiuK
Short time loans AZ low rates on
collateral security.
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ADMITS Guilt

FLINT, Mich, Feb frank
Fox. charged with the murder OF
his sister-in-law, Miss Ella Blade.
and with shooting. with intent to
Kill, Mrs. Caroline Talbot. another
sister-in-law. has confessed TO the
shooting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
THg WAGES OF SIN.

; Ell PASo. Tex. Feb. A.
! Mrs. Jack Chambers. a millincr.
! under arrest charged with sell.
! ing a ft.year-old white girl TO
! a Chlnaman for 5000. shot and
killed herself yesterday while
In the custody OF the sheriff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
THE MARKETS

The feiiawtnx are me average rffess
eeairi by the iessl v heissatsrs 90 iafal
prod meals and feed Prices W all
Ease. are seb3eet 50 ssFieftan arraffgas
te frv~has~@ aad GrnFral ese9iispve. eel
these price,, unisss afhsfetes inAis ~ ed
are fur sfrtefff frsf EFadss
.msg a.ffs.. 80.
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START ON
NEW CHURCH

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 4.--Investi-
cation was begun today OF rear
end collision between two Pacific
interurban cars last night in which
30 persons were injured.
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THE SHIP SUBSIDY

WARRINGTON. Feb. ITO de.
termine their attitude on the ship
subsidy bin. poll Of the repubIi-
can members Of the house has been
begun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04

N~e@~e~~~~c~~>N<r~e~~~~~
Ten acres fine land. located on public
road near Seattle; running water, halt
bottom fand; ideal poultry ranch fl0o
per acre. Cash 90 per acre ana w per
month per acre. -
ELI.swoHTH REALTY co.
li0i American Bank fuildinE,
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N~eees~e-eere~-eNe~e~es aes.eeN-eeHs~@T@r@alee
rNr4ERNuuru A HoN, Professional
DiFeetsfs and Licensed EfntaimAsa tNIi
iss OPP Moore theatre hnih phenss ssp
nanasr waissn ce Funeral pifseiey,
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FOR new. modern furnished rooms az
low prices. call sf the Virginius. 500 viz
ginIa st. near Weaflake aF Sc.
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Business Directory

Rates ms T,c 7, :,
AXE CENTS PER LINE UNDER
CONTRACT. If OUR SOLICITOR HAS
m n,,sga .ALLEp ON you, A PHONE
WILL nRiNG HIM
>>1slgrsIJscIE EHsss~>>,oo.~-
Booth whittlosey Hanford Ahst,ar,
Co, Taller hloek Phone Main ist
o>c.>~~~~~~1sHS.,SIscsSCJss >->oo,,ooo
loo-page book house cottage ara h,,,
Khiow plans. giving sizc. etc. 9sc W w
Noorhecs. Architect. tls Eitei Bios.
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Help wANTED-mALE.
~~~y~y~~~~~~~s~~~~s -~-~-~JN~s~-~-~~N-~>
wanted Men and women 20 learn ths
barber trade Largest ana most com
pie,s school In The West Wages paid
while learning. An unlimited course only
rs Come and see Us Or write for par.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE,
g Warrington. or 7a0 Third Az
Phone Nain sat
ANYBODY can ada Is 30 so weekly
20 their Income. all winter crowns
mushrooms In cellars sheds boFsH efr
l3ig market Free booklet Hiram mar.
ton, West tsth st, New York
=, wsaied.-i .ooe men % may pool a, the
trade checks tsf3 Third av, hetween
PIKE and Union.
1000 men wanted 70 eat hot roast beet
sandwiehss naacment ORIENTAL
FOOL ROOM. ifis Third av, between
PIKE aud Union
second. hand eioihlng bought and SOLD
1911 PIKE ~ Main ta3a; Ind, L asss
For saie-Dye works very reasonablr
Apply at 1874 Ewing 1t
CRAWFORD FLOOR co, ri s7gf.
rioor sartaelnE and refinlshlnK done
Prof Stevens. New Method Teach.
~ Ing Dancing guaranteed In 4 pri.
MtJ vate lensons Days. evenings Trial
NtYy always frse fourth and Pine 81
SITUATIONS wAnTED-MsLE.
~r>r~e>NNrN~~>c~N~~~ ~~~N~~~~~~e~~~~~~N
Young. strong man wants work Of
any Kind, A-ioa The Star.
==-------------lar
WhNTEp-MIaCEI
N|Sl>1~rSe~>~>~~o>NNr>~~
WIZ accept 80 or 30 n. u. auto, 1910,
IN good condition, as first payment nice l.
room house. modern. furnace, beautiful
US.
g. 600 stock willapa uarhor ovs,er
Company, rated $50, 600 Bradstrest sale
a. ninety cash. or will accept acreage at
par.
CENTRAL BUSINESS ADJUSTMENT co
fVl Central building.
Phone Main sss1.
WOMAN PARTNER.
one who can take charge OF roomins
house $500 required. making profit 81
tsg 70 800 per month. Address star
A.10f
Wanted-9irl for company over III
years Can 40 20 school Reference "
wanted. Address Mrs. Elizabeth Haynes
Deer uarbor, Wash.
WANTED.
famiiy lot. Jahevfew or Mount pIaas-
ant cemetery, Address star T-tl2s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

>-@sN-~@sN~~s~essS~y~ -as>-~se-~-~-~-~s~-~-~
HTEnNfNn Mftaf.h.
Practical Plumbers. tfs TWsifth Az
iebbinE Promptly Attended To.
Prices Hsaaouahie Wufk luafanteed
Telephones nsaron ttf. tafh ~
fshsiman a Wusan carpenters ans
general gahhsrs Weather stripping ana
giastna a speciality Mala itfa aaa Ina
titl
ii ~ kaiies rsssf fastefr has 80
moved t. zee fhiFa az
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tosl AND FOUND.

ee>s~~1N~-~~v~S~@~~~4~ ~~~~-~e~~s~s~~s~s~r~~
Feuaa Ladies' Huid watch ea Second
aY nsar James - oNurF nay have
sanss ~ aescfibihs ana Fefis4 far ihis
nefies tnquire kiki ueuia. sst LIN
Der az
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The SEATTLE STAR
GzEG1i , naoE,@
SRA2Esl I I'sRn co1NcILS
efzrfTT: a6ss

TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS Tho dats
when your bs~-tptlon expires IL on the
address label o. each paper, When that
again baen paid In advance, your mans
IL taken from the list change Of data
ON the address, label IL n receipt
by mail tstrictiy In advanoe), 40 cents
month, up TO six months. six months.
$40. one year, t126
ny mail, out Of city. 30 cents pef month
Up to six months. ak months. ti.7o. one
year. t32s.
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FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS
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SASH AND DOOR BARGAINS
he,eeQ u. surplus stock. flooring ceiling
aud siding al less than half price New
dry stock. fair No, quality.
~ noorng ........ $40 per NJ.
Ss Ne sras ,,s,n, ,,S per y
Az OF above in 4 and s n. lengths.
Porch columns. Including cap and hase
at about hair price. as below.
SIS s 81, e eeISnsi columns ,s
Other sizes proportionateiy low.
AKA Q. @. gutter mold. &c per H.
T s,,,es round round. see sec per iS eSs &.
short length bowel siding, IS per NJ
s-eross panel DOORS LIST quality. "a SO
s tSPn'f ToR TpVll hAios as Pc, square
q, u, WILLIAMS co,
1898 First Az s.. near walker ST
Main 1917 Ind s5so. Seattle. wash
For Thoroughbred Barred Rock
strain. Haired Rock and Ruff orplnss
ton eggs for Matching. 800 up Norfh
gz2 toai Aurora av.
For sale Canary birds half irish lin
nets; native raised, sood singers: also
small pet Maltese dogs Address ESQ
Charles st. $.
Ment $50 blue serge sample suit.
$3.50 single or double breasted. Tracie
room .OT aebM Third nv., Traders mas
sSto kodak enlargement so cent,
Jacobs, Photo. second floor P,-I. Bids
single comb brown Loxhorn eggs ready
Tor setting call ss2l sixth av. N W
New pianos for rent. rem, applied ON
purchase Never Toner 80 Union ct
WANTED TO BuY-ruRNITUR
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