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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
m DEFENDS SUPREME
COURT TRUST DECISION

aentinE restraint Of trade that
must be condemned "a unlawful "
a literal mesnlng wssrr "a be given
10 the statute. said Ia 40 mAuy
words that II must pc reasonably
construed. and sAst 81 must not b.
tsld 90 include enntrAetn that we're
merely lnessental restraints Of
trade. and were tot made for that
purpose.
4 repeat again that. On spite Of
al the deuuuclstions that we have
heard 81 the decisions of the nn.
prems court IN the Standard Oh
and the tobaeco eases. there a not
one who criticised them that can
formulate contract In restraint %
trade that ought 10 come within the
statute that does rot come within
lg under The dccialoo of tho an.
nremc court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
EX-POL|CEMAN
ON TRIAL

fn spite OF the encouraging words
Of hts wifs. Who sits b~mlde him IN
Judge Gays courtroom. Tim Burns.
cxnemheF OF The police depart.
ment. and formerly a fireman In
Seattle. could hardly keep from
breaking down completely on the
Witness stand this morning when
called to defend himself against the
charge u attemptine 70 assault an
syDar old RlFi IN a choking voice.
be related his Version 81 the story.
admitting thas the little girl and
two companions bad been al his
shack IN Lake Union. but denying
emphnticAiIy thar be had done any.
lhsnk NroEg
Burns told Of hln wiie aud two
children. be said they had been
away fat tao months on a vacation
Ia Oregon. lie told Of working IN
tho Lake Union paper mill at
nights. and that he had been
awakened by the three little girla
Who asked him for a dime n they
would sing ITO ilnaiiy gave them
the money. aud had alao given
them nickel 70 buy matches for
him. on which errand two 81 the
girls started OF. while the other ~.
manned ia bis shack near Lake
Union.
Deputy Prosecutor White thls
morning put Burns through a grill
INK REORGANIZATION Burns vas
stiIi On IA. stand when court DO
gan again this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18

gas or heartburn. fullness or heavy
feeling In the stomach. Nausea,
DebiIitating Headaches, Dizziness
or intestinal gripping. This Will all
70. and. besides, there VIII be no
sour food left over in the stomach
10 poison your breath with nau-
scous doors.
papes DiapepAin Is a certain
cure for out-of-order stomachs. be
cause IL prevents fermentation and
takes hold OF your food and digosts
II just the same az II your stomach
wasn't there.
Relief In five minutes from all
stomach misery In NJ any drug
store. waiting for you.
These large 50-cent cases con
tain more than sufficient 20 cure
almost any chronic case OF Dyspep-
STA, Indigestion or any other Stom-
ach trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
PROPOSED
/: by WIRELESS

NEW YORK. Sept. is James
Guy iiaugh. wealthy manufactur.
81 Of indianapolis. believes he IL
the first man TO win a bride with n
wireless proposal, lie told the
story today. when he met the
French liner La Brctagne. which
brought from France his future
wife. Mas Marguerite caHtaign.
@iisugh aud hia fiancce. who IL n
dauf1iter Of Col Jean csstaign of
the French rrmy. met on shipboard
last June and he visited her family
In France soon after On the way
home he sent back the following
message:
= love you, win you marry me-"
When bis ship reached New York
the anxious sutton found awaiting
him this cnbiegfam.
II certainly will"
The ceremony took place this aft
efnoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
FOUR Of
STOLEN BILLS
ARE FOUND

VANCOUVER. n. C.. sept is.--
Four OF more OF the $40 Bank III
Montreal bills listed as stolen last
Friday wesc paid into the Mer.
chants bank here ON Saturday
They came from captain who
runs a small steamer on tho Fraser
river. he uaei the bills 10 pay AN
account az the Independent Liquor
company at s. Haatings ~.
On the revised list lssued this
morning Of the bills stolen. sent In
confidence 20 bank tellera In this
city. the hlila nov In the hands ~
tho police DO not appear. Accord.
ms 70 the hank officials II has been
found that tho paying teller used
one Of the packages thought stolen
ON the day preceding the robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
REGULATION OF
MOTORCYCLES

An ordinance Tot 2tricter rcEu.
iaiioe Of the motorcycle traffic will
BE- introduced By Councilman Crit
fiths this afternoon. II viii pro
vide for minimum fine Of S. for
the firAt offcnse and s. Increase
IN the rnInlmmn for each offrnse.
Onr speed limit ~ established for
the Gown town business district.
while another is Hrt for the re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
nARD 70 REFORM

PsroIsd from the state reforma-
tory only two months ago. Waiter
Bryant. 20. vas yesterday brought
from Port Townsend and placed In
the city jail. lie 10 charged with
stealing $500 worth OF travellers
checks and forging the name ~
David Dugar. guest nj the Pax.
ton hotel Dugar had purchased
the checks at the National Bank Of
Commerce In denominations Of $50
each.
bryant waa FIRST paroicd about
five years ago from the rcforma-
tory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
MONEY IN STOVE;
$500 BURNS UP

YORK SPRINGS. Pa. Sept. ia
Having no faith In banks. John
Funk Of Arendta,illc has been keep
ing hin savings In various hiding
places In his house.
This summer he placed the mon.
ey. 300 IN bills. IN wallet Ia the
oven Of an old.faHhioned tin.plate
nlote.
Mui. Funk klndled a fire In the
atos. 20 take away the dampnees
raused by the recent rainy weather.
Ginning into the room fifteen
minutes later. she detected the odor
Of burning leather. Opening ono
81 the oven doors. she found the
pocketbook badly burned. All but
500 OF the bills had been destroy
cd. aud the remainder will be sent
to the treasury department nc
Washington for redemption.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18

NOR. SEPT y SPEAKING 10
~nre~ rsos . At the state fair
q siscrosn. PFcsldeni Tar
~ . speech on TIE subject
y yresiasas lsu6ci ne recent
1Ie q tks rnitst States su-
~ 80, 90 the sherman anti
~ -. sas asserted that when
6nranle- psAse n thst Do
80 - urasrs,ood. the trusts
e1 4 heir sxu accord dissolve.
n1uln< 10 the trust decisions.
r. ~
~ srse that II one Of TIE DE-
- 4 DE xap<sae court there
go nulem<a, tkas the tern 'rca-
80 eeai3 ncs b. lntroduect
~ ns'ase hsragse .ccngrcEE
II ut !; thefs. but The very
q on. sasn = Sssa aro1e pr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
J Furth Line For Alleged
Election From a Street Car

: r1e1l Of TIE recent attempt
- 1kaffIe Electric Co. 10 en-
- - fzsasfsr rules. A. A. Nerds.
! rxninx fled n suit AK
~ Gets1 damages.
11lrs that he rse~ived a
9 60n Tesier way car to
ml1Iaa ~ Ilre. bat grew rest
- mig f0r ! hclasea car. and
" two blocks TO Third and
= There be boarded the
! ~ 1ended his Transfer to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
''oA UPSET, SOUR, Classy STOMACH
IS RELIEVED IN A FEW MINUTES

2 fanily here ought to keen
D'''<Dsin IN the house. as
= q you may have an attack
stion or Stomach trouble
Tine, day or night.
S .s'aiess preparation viii
s .aything you eat and over.
distressed. out.of.ordsr
m u. five minutes Afterwards
~ meals don't tempt Won
r 'lttle You do eat seems 10
3 9 lies like a lump Of lead
stomach. or II Won have
n3S mat 10 a sign Of Tndl.
- ~. ,ear pharmacist for a 20.
! q. o. Pape's Diapepsln and
= nue. inst az soon AZ YOU
q Isefe viii be no sour r,s'
49, q esIehings Of undIrested
med with acid. no stomach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
WATER FRONT

Level. slfh waterfront acre. Hfia EsysHa.
orchard ANA spfinE. 1850 acre partly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
NAY NOT Be READY

The two ordinances dealing with
the city cnr line may not be acted
on this afternoon They are IN the
hands Of the corporation counsel.
and Il Is improbable that They VIII
be- IN readiness for passage. One
Of these directs tho board OF public
works 10 Ank for bids for the con.
etraction OF the line. The other
ia for tho condemnation ~ the Sc
attic. BENTON a Southern line.
Aieck iiosaw appears 10 be en-.
i0finx AN era u uncxnmpied pron.
pefi'y. Ito keeps four dogs now.
A man who viii praise another
wvman'a cooking flght before his
vs'n wife hasn't got much diplo-
nfnty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
MEN WALK THIRTY MILES

dodgtng trolley cars. automobiles
and teams
The turnpike hss more traffic
than any other highway In Della.
ware or any leading from fhliadel.
phis. This makes the walk the
more remarkable.
with Superintendent Hodiizh
leading the way aud Acfing a.
gaccmakc. the distance was cover.
cd In eight hours. including a 40.
minute stop al Chester. IA. the
halfway point. for luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18

EUREKA. Cal. Sept. is--Hcs.
Henry T. Adams. rector Of the Epls-
copal church Al Arrata. 6 miles from
here. 10 out on 81 900 baii hero today
charged with robbing tho office Of
the Arcata Hardware Co. and the
Union Water Co. Adams statement
that hs vas forced 10 take money
an hia salary had not been paid and
he could not meet hir obligations.
has caused a sensation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18

conductor. ~ho accepted u At thar
time. A few blocks further the con.
dnctor told him hls transfer was not
good at that point. but that be
would have To walk back to Third
and Yesier. When Nordskog rc-
fused 10 DO this. he alleges. he was
mnnhandled by several rHotorpcn
and conductors and vas sjerted
from the car. He was III for two
days. he says. from ve injuries re
cetved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
xETR WILL take UP ALLEGED
ACTS Of EMPLOYMENT MEN

11a6rr1s Of uorkirgniea
* 6<<es& OF 81 their
- uoa<r every week. and
, \ - b. COLLISION between
cupbym<nf exests an, tho
- q rslhuai construction
= - ehArxe contained ia a
- 4 ~ city cnaEeii this aft
- ntr. A Thompson. " the
~ = Presbyterian church. n
61kw q the letter.
slIEaa Heskesh today said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
WHAT MAKES YOU
THINK 5000?

Somr Of ihoas who spent their
vacations In the Idle PLACES called
summer resorts. they did H.
They began ApFinKing Il on their
friends the other day
The phrase consists Of What
makes ron think 5000" Tho rm
phaxi. ard the drswi on tho iasf
word has q pscnliay effect ON the
unsnsp.eting victim.
II has ~eanxhg on with the girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18

Rogers states that he probably
will be unable to start before We'd
nssday. when the wrecked aero
plane was removed a large white
rooster was discovered pinned be.
meath. He had been killed by the
wreck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
MINUTE Men
PRAISE ERICKSON

Congratulations from the MaEsa-
chusetts Association OF Minute Men
Of 81 we're received in the mail by
Councilman Erickson this morning.
on account OF his arrest for defend.
Ing the peoples interest. Another
letter OF conxratulation came from
G. A. 4. Higicy. Of Long Beach. Cal.
former friend OF Erickson In Min.
neapolis. rs years ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18

~ ,11XI;T0<. sept TT
nj shzs they are blind
,.lsea frcm Wilmington
d en>slpaia. 30 mites
= Jshn n " nodfish.
'..s.,t Of wcsk for the
q nr;xxAre. James Wyatt
..-.s< arsaies. skilled hand
"a Edward Manldias.
- The men all work sc-
Ynsx took the lorg irapip
....e..sa ed had no tTonsic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18

In resolution Euf the purpose Of
iusezsixating this evil This after
roon he viii move 70 have the letter
referred TO the license committees.
u which BE- Il chairman. II Is prob
able thar a probe OF the agencies
VIII brinE the council TO the point Of
prohibiting ali private employment
offices. aud compel contractors 10
cun~ TO tho city's office for work
ns~n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18

tBy usised Press I~ssed wirs.)
MADRID. Sept. Martial law
was declared here this afternoon
when n general strike. which Is dis.
tlnctly revolutionary In character.
started. Serious disturbances are In
progress. All the streets are occu.
pied BY troops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
IA Are in Danger Of Getting
Rich Quick on Fir Cones

Sr~s Leased Wtrs.y
pa. Sept. is.--Unless the
\ apartment takes smmedi.
- : mali army Of men and
- y DANGER OF getting rich
\ seilins to the government
ua1 iof fefsressasson purposes.
~ the forests near spar.
~ being destroyed By over.
Dirkas.
n;ne ago announcement
- that the forestry bureau
~ pag % cents a bashcI
osaes. the seeds from which
= planted on barren morn.
sossan. DOMINIC mas at
better to enable her to
rs last week picked 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
ELSIE sleEL AGAIN

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept. rs.
According to q statement made By
Wong Yet Sing. q musician In a
Chinese theatre here. n man sus-
pected OF the murder OF Elsie Sigel
In New York IN here ms a member Of
a Chinese troupe Of actors under
the name OF All Sg On. Detectives
have visited All and received a de-
NAL that he Is the much sought
Loon Sing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
COST HIM 500
TO FOLLOW WOMAN

II cost James Mantchc 800 In
bail money last night for following
Harriet Forrest. an employee OF the
independent Telephone Co. to her
home. lie was walking back and
forth in front OF her home when
Patrolman Fnqua sent him 10 the
police station on "disorderly CON
duct" charge.
What's the reason these fancy
shirts look so much prettier In the
show windows than when fellow
gets inside of themY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18

bushels. netting her approximately
$50. Other women and men are
reaping harvest Of dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18

The morning dew Ia falling.
ris falling on the grass
Likewise upon the meadows.
And on the garden sass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
ONE Of THE ''FIGHTInG
M'COOks" DIES

ms nsF~a fs<%s t~a~sa Wtfet
NEW YORK. Sept. is-Col John
McCnok. one of tho most prominent
corporation attorneys In the rnifei
States. ia To-day dead al hin home
At a~ahfight. n. o.. ~ y resls Of
pneumonia. lie was ono o. the n.
nous fighting Mccookz~ Of the
civil war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
CURE YOUR HAY FEVER

Land TO don heavy fura aud live
In the hreslin refrigerator. She
was cured
life In cold storage ~ n little In.
convenient. but It's better than
aneeHins. says Miss Land. who
spends most OF her lime "on Ice"
Mobiles has figged up bed In the
Ice box for the actress. who also
has n rocking chair and reads and
writes letters AZ freezing point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18

BEVERLY. Mass. Sept. is
Here IL is--Tafts itinerary for his
cross-country trip. II takes him
through Fl states and extends over
month aud half Of time. cover
ing 10000 miles.
The trip started at Beverly Sept.
10 and swings first about the Great
Lake states ST. Louis. Denver and
Salt Lake will prscede the Idaho
country. after which Taft Will go
north to the coast. Oct. he In
In Seattle. Oct. ~ Portland, Oct.
~ he will arrive In San Francisco
from Sacramento. Leaving San
Francisco. the president Will go 10
Los Angeles, doubling to Salt Lake.
then east again. finishing his tour
al Washington Nov. 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
HARD TO UNDERSTAND

understand these In prices lee goes
81 2eat Immediately takes rise
-, ice u used 70 preserve
efs'and that but why should kindng wood take BOOST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
NOT ENOUGH DATA

Hox no.
= y sfes for pick doesn't
g" Eany dresses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
UNWELCOME ADVICE

- mend xhined beggar I'm trying set 70 GLASGOW ana
price Of ticket all but sxpencs WIN you help me out
- can give excellent advice replied the gentle
Take the train within sixpcnnJ fare OF Gas
- IN szlk"-TitBis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
THE MARKETS

~ fslfssts<o srs ~ svssass yss<ss
o<~s~4 ~ The is<at ws~s~saisss 80 t~ee1
ps>@s<e. rs>sfs ss1 fss1. rstrss In s1l
49, ere sskt~~f - vwv,sst.s. s<e~sa1so
tkese p<s
. ssse~s ssh~x~tss Indicated
60 - ssstssfs fsss Gssees-
aH&nssen hsarA s+. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18

Sim Guiiion says that somehow
the price OF filled cigars stays up,
no matter whether q fellow raises
four crops OF alfalfa a year or only
two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
r>e>~~N~>cN~~TTa TcN~-"-"-r>"s"~~'

l and a-room suites. with gas and iaun-
dry; $40 per week for singles 1914
i6 Pike st.. near Terry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18

Some men always seem to be I'M
comfortable when they get on their
Sunday clothes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18
rrlp MANUFACTURING

HELP WANTED--FEMAlE
Wsafs.f Ii 4 rertenced chocolate dip.
pers Good pay. steady work. apply su-
psfior candy and Cracker Co, its Main.
sirls 90 work In Eiove factory. also
was thfeader. Puget Sound Glove Mfg
Co ara ana Main.
Woman wanted.-rO DO senerai house
wosk. middle aged preferred. Phone
ssi ~ Main stfp. tie tth az.
SITUATION WANTED-F EMALE
~r@re~NNN~>~(
Efp~ffeneed operator wants private eS-
change. Phone Green sis
Wantad-l'iane pupils. beginners
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LADIES' REMoDELTNG pARLons


asw ssFmsass made ard old ssfnedsisa.
ksesss ride in1 4 ttis
MARRIAGE cEREMoNlE3
PERFORMED.
PHONES MATS tssf. fffD. -
Dent ~ ion~iY Eein euf Mnuiineaial
nafena. Moved 80 fes i'ins - rsetn ]
rAsssss 10 ssssoinsY every MuncAy eve.
airs = Ies finw . .easns lie -.
IA HgNsT VARIETY oF HARNESS.. 4
HOLLOWAY sE;IsH ~ EuH Lt.rH
1870 Fsrs, Ave
lnss.aarsiaa nssasfy ssid 70 uasri-
frenial ussesu. 10 rine
tsis TisEATnE-Ss,' door % prsam'
- n s s'iss.a.o saa 5si,s, oaiy sssasfs i
cts FtstnN rasnpisis ffetaetien
siss.a hasns faf oahy ! months eid o.
lrss Address Fsets. star
ifeif Dssss;ns. Maaienrans Aieahsl
is4ths ard Massage 80 De~na h'eck-
HELP wANrEp--MALE.
y SssS ~Sif-r ~lss~s 4, snsSI sSns Iss-Sa
wFstss CAL - seattle school " fegus~s
wantsa ssn ava ~esnsn 70 l~ssn the
bsrbsr trade Largest ana meet eusn.
parfs srhsoi In the Wsst wsses raid
whiis isasninx IN uallrniisa sosrss enly
NATIONAL BARRIER COLLEGE
- wsshinsson. or s9s THIRD A.
rs'rs Msia ssss
boys WANTED
Who are not aolnw 90 srhroi 10 reif The
staf IA me business aissriei n0ys can
make - q uesh exefly. Call Al star
sffIee ssssesn - and u a m sss
NJ Easief. sftres sifeai.tar
w.a.s: =, -. NEE e s... s.sl , :, -:
trad. checks tss Thiss ~. hsi~esn
i.sss men asnisd 90 eat not reasi tssf
rssoi. noou. ia ' rslra Az. ses-.ss
riks snf uninn
~em. eisaa h*d tooms. steam hestsf.
hot and eofd rnnIinx water. J baths rsr
per nisht SD US Hotsi Model. 1919 srd
Hgrins st rool iieosn, sri spsiHs e.
rest ~ tewn. sv~rfthinE nsw. ave yer
cue W cramsr. Ted psins
f~rona hand riothss beushs. sold ana
ssehsnFed teIr rike >, J. 1858 ". sza1
fnisrrssss In nao,ofeycisss Naturally
--.sh. great Thor fts remarkable en1sr.
anfa carried n 10 victory in twenty-five
mite race an the Fourth. liksrisr % third
IN tsn-m,is rsss hsnao's ~ s1n ,'s
prize TO eYciists Thor for endurance es-
or time Let "a cenfincc yuu u pays 10
Invest Ia Thor. Exclusive agents. a.
I. cycle works. istt y Pike
70 fiFKf-eiars Newspaper solicitors
wanted al once on fine proposition. Ap-
rfY Circulation Manager Tho star. 1891
fth Az.
10 fifsi-risss solicitors wanief AT once
by large manufacturing firsu Apply be-
tween the hours - ana 10 Str. Jsss
ger, Hotel willard. ith and union
Wanted --uicyrie delivery hoy at once
TIE podds Grocery, 800 North Broad
way
O. sale 81 commission. 10 sales daily. |
Call sio Epior BIDS 10 20 :.
Wanfe1--peilvery boy. Chessty-s |
AGENTS WANTED.
Tsnis wantsd--csn io6 Washington |
i
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SITUATION wANrep-FEmAL
hoMtsrEAps.

GOOD homestead of desert claim In one
% the best fruit sections Of Eastern
Washington. call 10 sse orchard views
and set particulars
THE rEnKlHs LAND COMPANY.
mi THIRD Av. MAIN sse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-18

-nents in city. near public market aeie
Western ~.
Furnished housekeeping rooms. tie up.
heat. ilKht. gas Included. Phone Queen
Anne 1898. iit Valley -,
Fer rent room house. SCI Lee st.
a. per month. North or East Queen
Anne car. no childrcn
BEN LoMoND-M Modern ; room apart.
mcnt. elegant view plenty OF heat all
year Main fsds. Ind. eeT.
THE CARROLf.- Beautiful t-room
modern apartment, elegant view. fifHt
class jaintor service. Main 1855. Ind.
SCI
vfHGfNUH HOTEL etr Virginia and
sth near Wcatiake Rv,. los new. modern
furnished tall outsider rooms; steam
heated FREQ baths and phones. rates
81 90 20 ss0o per week. soc and Use per
day: walking distance
THE ANNEX --roa Eighth sv.. near
Wastiake ay.. new, clean. furnished.
steam heated bedrooms TOR neal
Free baths and phones. zoe per night
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FUNERAL NOTIcEs
nxYpATnnR "a

Atstt Fsl bl0H Nrufiin. WISH.
Nnrrunk rLnrD 20 not wsar
truss fsst snMnenti uhsniufs. wtfhout ovxf-
sfinn ~ defsnitnn fFpfn BUSINESS ~
'at1fl etet one hundred cases cured rasi
tso feafs. from sso J reaf q aEs 10.
q hs HsFtn<d system. 10b Hhafaf Htdx
ttis Hsruna az Nsatsi~
II Wuiism Mnfan. EHNlne 90. Ne 4.
NtH sell 81 The star Sffics DC 3iii re-
rftFs siN ttrhsfa - the lsis fheetfe
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sit-1iT Ncw York FLOCK
CHEAP CHICKEN RANCH

within easy driving distance uf Sehtife.s
public market. Broom house. fine well
md enough sround to accommodate
800 20 1.eoV chickens Price ssne.
small amount down and balance $40
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Washington and King County ferry
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Friends Church Services

Bible School. 10 n. IN.
Morning Worship, ii n. m.
Christian Endeavor. 700 p. IN.
Evening service at 5 p. IN.
Midweek prayer service, Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Choir
rehearsal at 5 y. m.
The Congregational and Friends
orchestras will practice together at
the Friends church on Monday night
at S O'Clock for fhe coming Sunday
School Rally.
A most cordial welcome il extended
to strangers who come within our
gates and all are gladly received who
come to worship with us.-M. Davis
Branon. Pastor.