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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-06
Snapp Puts Foot Down.

IT do not think you can devise poorer
practice" said Representative Snapp Of
Illinois, than the continuance Of employ
ing men for extra services who are en-
ployed In the regular service in the same
department. The very clerks who are now
opposing In every way an increase Of the
hours to eight per day are Those who
would be inclined to take advantage Of
such an item and work overtime"
Mr.. Rudolph replied that fully % per
cent Of the clerks in the District building
work overtime and without extra COM
pensation, anyhow.
If you pass our building any evening"
he said, ''you cannot fail to notice the
lights from windows In Offices where work
Is being done. A fine spirit exists among
our clerks: there are few who are clock
watchers
Il don't see why q man shouldn't work
overtime. II he wants to get little extra
money" suggested Mr.. Taylor. Il think
1t is laudable.''
"If that is the proposition there will
always be that overtime work to per-
FORM" growled Mr.. Snapp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-06
NO OVERTIME PICKUP
FOR ASSESS0R'SClERKS
Extra Money to Go to Men on
Outside, Messrs. Taylor
and Snapp Decide.

Clerks in the assessors office at the
District building will not be permitted TO
work overtime and make extra money
hereafter
The House appropriations committee,
which will appropriate $1,000 for extra
work In connection with the triennial as
sessment to be made next year, has put
its foot down on the practice.
Commissioner Rudolph. pleading that
the clerks might have chance to pick
up this bit Of money on the outside. said
that mighty few employees In the District
building were clock watchers.
Provision Under Consideration.
Here is the provision as MT Rudolph
wanted 1t adopted:
For temporary clerk hire for preparing
numerical books to be Immediately avail
able. provided that the regular employees
Of the assessors Office may be employed
on this work after office hours. with ad-
ditional compensation to be determined
by the Commissioners upon the recon-
mendation Of the assessor"
I'VE went over that matter before"
said Representative Taylor Of Ohio. a
member OF the District subcommittee.
land determined that 1t must be outside
clerks who should be employed.
IF we get men from the outside the
men on the inside must instruct Them"
said Commissioner Johnston.
II believe they ought to be men on the
inside myself" Mr.. Taylor admitted. but
we ought to be consistent. In the ONCE
of the tax collector we put 1t absolutely
and strictly into the law that they must
employ outside clerks or clerks from
other Offices when they employ outside
service.
Il am rather in favor of the PROPOSE
ton as 1t has just been read. 1t does not
look quite right, however. to have two
rulings In the same Office"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-06
Matter of Service Value.

1T is useless to enter into a discussion
OF the reasons why substitute teacher,
coming in usually for only few days,
should not receive the same salary as
regular teacher. tempoi AIRY teacher
who fills position in this way is not
as valuable an assistant to the board
as one who has devoted time possibly
for years. to the very department in
which such teacher Is working
1.-The question can be very easily raised
by q suit against the District of Columbia
for the balance OF q regular teachers
salary.
There is no question here Of suit
to compel the accounting officers Of the
would be against the District of Colum-
hia in our local courts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-06

Mrs. Elizabeth Chandler. sixty.ulne
years old. Is dead at Spring Creek. We.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-06
SYSTEM |SDEFENDED

(.aSBd lsILI WoIy psnunuo.O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-06
Morgan's Offer for Bonds.
NO FAVORS FOR RICH

CONTINUED from First Page.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-09

NEW YORK. May . Well. n De.
sective Haslan loses his job In a
police shakeup. he ssureIy can get
a place a. a salome danser-
So said every person In the de.
parting audience that bad crowded
the Adams IT. court. brooklyn. yes
lcrday. In the audience were many
fashiouabiy dressed women. Who
eagerly sought front seats
Deputy Police Commissioner
Reynolds with detectives raidcd the
kinEa County Palace. No. 100 scher.
merhorn ct. Saturday niEht and ar.
rested three women and nine men.
Two hundred members Of the Sec.
ond battalion OF the naval mliliio
we're dining there beer. woman.
song and story added 10 the gaycty'
81 the occasion
Wore a Pair Of slippers.
Detective Walter q liaalan. Who
attended the smoker az a guest and
gave the signal for the raid. told
Magistrate Hyian that Emma
Adams had performed a dance du
veutre for the entertainment Of the
regellers Miss Adams. a bluceycd.
at;enuated blonde. stood 1t llasian 3
elbow.
How was she claw when she
danced y asked the magistrate.
In a pair Of slippers. said Has.
Ian.
Miss Adams made an earnest 81.
fort 10 blush Hasian went on 70
say that the tables at Saturday
nights dinner we're set IN a square
in the hollow ~ which Miss Adams
reciined In the intervals Of her
dancing.
and she wore" asked the
magistrate
Rather a tired look, said the de-
tective.
Now describe exactly what the
lady did" said Rufus Perry, lawyer
for one Of the defendants. cross-ex-
aiming Hasian.
she did a Salome dance with a
sinuoua wrIEgle." the detective an
swered
All the policemen In court we're
yislbly proud OF Haslan's language.
they looked nj each other In plain
admiration of him.
Can you show me what you mean
By sinuous wrlggle7" challenged
the lawyer.
Sure said Haslan. and he dane.
ed No street OF Cairo ever saw the
cooche-coochee done with more vim.
''Preposterous," exclaimed the
magistrate.
Fact. Your Honor" said Haslan.
storytellcr Jailed.
Then he repeated some OF the
stories with which John Reilly. a ra-
contour Mt 80 much n night. further
cnlivencd the feast
One Of the three women prisoners
was OF the color OF coffee with n
good deal OF milk. The magistrate
asked her what part she took In the
naval festival
Il was the wardrobe woman. SIR
she said.
"The wardrobe woman2" cried his
honor. puzzled.
yes, sir. these two white ladies
left their clothes with me"
Magistrate Hylan held for trial
the Adams woman, John Reilly.
Richard Livingston, who furnished
the talent for the entertainment.
and Louis Swirsky. who runs the
Kings County Palace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-09
Frederick Warde.

So far as Seattle. az least. Ia
concerned. Frederick Warde Is
sthe grand old man" OF the Ameri.
can stage. lie might not relish
being emphasized as 60 his age.
but he's been before the public "a
long. outiiving Louis James. Rich
ard Mansfield and the rest. that
Il Is impossible to disconnect him
from the term "old."
But, despite his years and hts
long playing OF Shakespeare. Fred.
erlck Warde offered something
new In Julius Caesar" at the
Moor last night He appeared a.
Brutus. a new character for him
10 portray. for in the past he was
either Cassius or Marc Antony
He not only filled the role new for
him. but set mark for It's filling.
warde. though absent from the
stage the last past six years. re-
turns with all o. bis old time depth
and power with augmented gra.
clousuess. ease aud generalshlp, Ia
the ceasarian revival he has
gathered about him a thoroughly
competent company. He is partic.
ularly wen supported b. his own
son. Ernest. who makes a record
achievement as Cassins. E.douard
D'Oixe Is a proper Marc Antony.
MFR Warde Was given a welcome
thai amounted to an ovation by
an audience OF admirers including
many elderly men and women who
never venture out for modern
plays He was called 10 the cur.
tain and responded In hts most
gracious manner
1T IS particularly gratifying be
said. TO receive such a warm vel
come on my return 10 the stage
after an absence Of SIX years And
Il Is gratifying 10 be In Seattle
again Il IL wonderful-the con
trssE between the present and ths
past when | was here. | remem
Der Just a few years seven OF
eight years-playfng here In AZ
tie theatre with hardly more thar
cheap rugs for scenery. This
magnificent house speaks elo
quently OF Seattle progress And
] am deeply grateful"
At the Orpheur.
This Is the last week at the old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-09
SOLINGER STYLE SHOP
TO BE SOLD

Receiver of the bankrupted
Sollnger Style Shop of Mems
Boys and Children's Clothing.
Shoes and Furnishings recently
sold by the u. 8. court, after being
closed two months. announces the
opening OF the sale Thursday. May
IL Stock and fixtures must be
closed out within 10 days. Store
already leased. We must vacate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-09

feature. Peace Offering" comedy,
Ideal Theatre The Sheriff and
The Man, Western drama: The
Two Heroes" comedy; The Foster
Father" drama.
National Theatre.--Chllean nun
flsht, Enemies war drama. The
hefden- comedy. "Picciola" story
OF the Great Napoleon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-09

The bin at PantAgca this week
Is hrimful OF spectacular dancing
acts and laugh coaxing comedy
stunts The Oberita sisters are
graceful dancers. scoring hit With
their butterfly effcctA The Four
Black Diamonds. eoiored troupe.
In German and Tyrolean songs
with darky steps sent big Neary
and Miller. styled as tho Dancing
Phiends. proved themselves 10 be
all OF that Evans Lloyd and
Gracelyn whitehoase furnished
most Of the laughs The New
mans. Australian wheel balanccrs.
vent big. Brooks and Carlisle
have breezy little act called "A
Can OF Humor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-09
NEW BILLS ON TODAY AT
MOVING PICTURE HOUSES

Circuit Theatre The Crusade
81 The Temples" "Mary's Stratc.
gem. Indian drama: The Two
sides. drama; Rose aud Nina Cole,
entertainers, Circuit Symphony
ofchestra PLAYING 20 the plcturca.
Exhibit Theatre Unto Ia a
child Is R0rn. Western drama. "A
Priesfess OF Carthage" colorcd
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Fox hnck and other makes Pacific
Typewriter ard supply Go as2 y Y. nix
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-09
TAKES LONG SLEEP

ny United FFrs@ IFnsed WIFr.J
LOS ANGELES. May o.
Wrapped in a sleep from which
physicians have failed to arouse
her. Mrs. BcuIah Hawkins. 60. has
lain at her home here since Satur-
day without moving, and taking
only such food as has been forced
through her lips. The doctors ad.
init they are baffled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-09
GREAT WOODLAND
park BARGAIN

Good t-roofn cottage. city water. hEht
ana Eas. lafEe iof s4Eiao, fruit trees.
Ffaded street. Hound t4rN. $3.50 sie9
down. balance So p4t monfhs Take
fhiHnFF ear 90 f4fh e. Fee T. -
Ere't a Co Phones. North 10. 0sesn
sac
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AT the Theatres

orpheum. And Il "a a good show
Everything Is ilght and breezy.
without anything 60 make you sad
The Crotton brothers give. per.
haps, the most finished perform.
ance, They are Grccian giadlators.
Ed Wynn and o'Mailey Jennings
are SO absurdiy ridiculous in their
English Jokes that they make q
decided hit
The five musical girls are good
One Of them Is heavyweight both
as a piano player and otherwise.
Henry Give Is one of the clever.
est entertainers on tho bill. Hts a..
sistant. Miss Mai Sturgis Walker.
has a costume which shows her 10
advantage.
"A Legitimate Holdnp." McCart
and hradford's sketch. contains sew.
erai new Jokes. Kate Fowler does
well In her songs and recltatIona.
Lightning liopper's cartoons are
the product OF some real fast work.
Up 10 last night the vote on
smoking In the new Orpheum stood
t.sss for and t,Tsi against.
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Foa LAKEWOOD AND cont.
hsaifis faSi ~ IN fissis n f,.,l m
mlilwoed itis I'D re
O., rsisa, aasi pee SIN firs, ioa1 coat
HgAL ESTATE Loens.
10FEY M >ClS5,IlT >Cl lGTN0~fl)
NEATrLE NEAL EHTATE AT pFt
gEaT rioNEEn HENT 4 c0LLEc.
li.t,ga. 60, 200 AMERICAN hhHK
CITY And COUNTY LohNH
On Improved or vacant property ri snd
per cent any amount from go 10 $500.
~ lYnE - hhofi time. and EASY rav-
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ligaion bl@rh heconf ana Columbia
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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household goods. stoves and ranges.
We exchange your old goods.
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fer saio. gaaolins ls1nen. q 81 +. ~
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bufThare aegtf-Touer gif r1iqn 81
ipf safe fiorse. wagon hsgnese-
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other giying large fiow Of he richest
mNhf perfectly gentle FOR women 0r
children. Phone Green POS Take pbln-
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FRESH COWS.
Carload or ffcFh cows ana cows coming
fresh coon. q a. Vernon. $50 Ninfh az
2. fhoae Queen Anne 1901
10 head holHteln. tsrseY ara Durham
cows Just received. so Al fnlfkera Phnna
alahot iees Michigan ana Maynard GA
h1N. GeofReiown
wanted -Tw0 teams at once 10 snppiy
~ taHt@inofH 80 q. hplnnaFH stables.
sls Poplar Place. Phones. Beacon IIss,
Leaving town 20 buya 1000 pound
l'Hn. mare and horse. thin in flesh bot
t9nd. fne workers., Address a. 100. The
80 BUYS good Durhafa COW. rorfh ia
Npi must sell NJ have no place e. Eeau
hrI MIS- hteinh0ur, foa EasfIake.
Eiisrs Husic Hoase oheok Tor sale. az
lne NAY - Take Eastiake car sit
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Have Al 80 times 90 10 rs hosses f0r
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nLlNp. nuT rINg an CHING.

BLIND, But FINE ART CRITIC.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. May "a
blind man In the art gallery here
felt Collath'a beard NO one ever
sore whlakors parted Hike that. be
said. Right Then be felt 81 a
short stick In Hermea right hand
bidn't have a Whitfield stick Ike
that. but a caduceus Right again
The caduccua had broken off and 4
stick was substituted. After crti.
eising a few other art objects the
blind man vanished.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
THE noNESutnD pNbERrAKfSo co
refurf stt ard inipa, aata 1921. la
tfta tNEAuNT uFFfrE. tttf ffes
yneni ~ fheess North 10. nreen u
Utrf EWWuMrM a hHN fffufssetnnAi
tffrffaN ana licensed Efaaafmern 1884
-. on0 Nos theatfr ileih rhaurs 80
npnnfg N4fsan co.. funsfsi pirasisfs.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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GREEN LAKE ROLLER RINK
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TO TAHOE STA.
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sHr ~ fse rouna rhiidfeo no objection
xise particulars Address Bar 81. aHs
afffr
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THE SEATTLE STAR

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address label Of your paper When that
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up to six monthH six months. ti70. one
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Classified want ads, etc, ono cent per
word, minimum charge for any ad, 10
cents Tciephone ad ia and We viii send
collector for payment, Main 300. Ind.
tf
For abe convenience of our readers. We
have established agencies at tho follow
ing drug stores.
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and Aurora North 37e. Green 81.
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Nv. and ". Cherry ~. Phones East H.
cedar fse.
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wood av. Phone North a.
Ads taken up 10 ~ 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-09
SUGAR TRUST PROBE

fBy nited Press Lss@ed wire)
WASHINGTON. May with.
out a dissenting vote the house to
day passed the Hardwick resoiu-
ton calling for an investigation OF
the so-called sugar trust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-09

~ AfN G0fAs
It's a spar king little comedy.
well presented. AZ the Lots this
week "Ali the Comforts OF Home"
seems 10 meet the likes Of patrons
aud the company Of Lois players.
augmented by Miss Victory Bate
man and George Berrell. appeared
10 personal and general advantage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-09

~ AFNG ffGR NGc
4 Moore Frederick Warde Ia 4
Julius Caesar" first three 4
nights; Ruth ST. Dents to 4
4 close week 4
= Seattle Max kfgmAn In THE 4
r. Man on the Box
= Grand The Girl From Rec. 4
tors
= LOIS AN the Comforts Of 4
Home"
4 orpheur New vaudeville 4
Pantagez New vaudeville 4
4 Majestic New vaudeville Mon 4
4 day
4 star-rom Beeson Ia The 4
4 Bathing Girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-09
Detective Qualities
as a Salome Dancer

GIVES GIRLS wRicoLEs SMOKER
1T cAuoHr-oiRL WORE
ONLY PAIR SLIPPERS LOOK ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-09

A. the Majestic.
With an unique musical act as
a hcsdliner and a mixed variety OF
acts. the Majestic gets away with
a fairly good show this week
Gennaro and his Gondollne band.
the last act, received a hearty ap.
plausc al the end OF each selection.
The band made a big hit when they
played 10 the different flags
thrown on the moving picture
screen
Marvellous" Nelio. who epencd
the show With a juggling act. did
some clever feats In that line.
Mann a Franks In their mixed
comedy we're well received. Spic.
gel 4 Franks. burnt cork artists.
were applsuded back several
times. Mort Fox In Just From a
Wedding" and Long a Cotton IN
Managerial Troubles" are worth
mentioning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-09

Going EaHf. saefifire enabffsFef-
wnutahie, one riF express business
tkpys tls cash. balance terms Address
q lsl. The gfnr
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FARMS AND AcHEAoE-tcontd.I
>~~-~~<Ne>~csN~~>>~>~ r~~<~s@s.reN~~-~y~s~,
EVERY FARMER MAKES MONEY
IN WHITE RIVER VALLEY.

~ IL ana always viii be tho anrdsn spot
fnf seattle AMI Tarpma
" has more farmers than huy Other
valley in Western WASH insf1n.
~ hHH mote Industries than any other
valley IN Western Washington.
u has haffsr transportation than HnF
other district 100 The state
WHITE River valley hHd puYaiiup ship
more bafIisH than ell " WEBSTER q
Washington.
The better the district sui the closer
Go markets you are tHn better ptiers
your urndura commando
The better che soil The more your land
viii produce
We aru asnina land right 30 the heart ~
this valley an irfrl don't Overflow
black loan a0il flaae "a town. kfh.1iE
churches rHuufflHH. rreainrfiss, mix
route phones GOOD roads. Doc n ihirhlf
settled HalHhhurhnud work Tor every
body fiFhf nos az 500 pei acre %
o. 30 and 1Nsnffu ffHota. On terms ~
40 per cent down balance GO ruit Fau
There newer Will he smother rhanHs ~
boy valley Hand ~ eieaa % Seattle and
Tacoma al these iaN prices Better aFe
ua this week about Hna ~ tHrto tracts
II. c. BOST1CK & co.
zoe Leafg fids
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COLLATERAL LOANS.
Business Directory

IfAffs X NM mn \ M
CENTS PER LINE UNDFw COW
TRACT ~ ORR SOLICITOR Has NoT
tAleLEb on YOU. PHONE MTs-
sA9E TO MAIN sfe8 OR IND al WILL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-09
WANT SOME kirress7

r Girls. do you want three 4
little kittens to love aud cnd, =
\ dief 4
You can get en- free. 4
\ r. J. OI.aughlin likes klt. 4
4 tens. all right. but he has too 4
4 many So he offers through 4
4 The Star TO present three 20 4
= some Seattle girl who will 4
\ pledge kindly treatment and 4
4 proper upkeep. 4
4 The kitties are OF the gray 4
4 tiger stripe. white faced. and 4
= two months young. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-09
BABY NEoLEcriNc NATION
CAN'T BE CIVILIZED

by neglect OF the child the ma
ton makes its claim to civilization
prepoBterous and ridiculous. Mrs.
Emmons Blaine.
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elTuArloNs wANrep-MALE.



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FOR 500 DOWN. si5 MONTHLY
Win sidewalks. oity water. electric
iiFhth bath ana other rouf aniencns
prize only 81 t00i must aeii This seek
Iahs Fremont Ballard eaf 90 end "
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Voc Rent loom moaefn furnishad
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ear 90 stth 81 See T. Evett a 60
Phone Narh ie Green sls
90 manih for rent Is cores >.
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run nENr. iio 9 room house Eal
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Modern i've room oastaas an Howell
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siss itth e. t~o and three-raaua srart-
nFufs Hsht ffes aaskins ras bot
satsf steam heat. furnished ranspists
trat as Telephone resran ga
GaANn ktEW ArAMgMENTA tas
k-nsiiahs. sfrieIiF raodern. ea5u pistsly fuf.
nishFf. q 4 fsfuom suites sprftal suui
Her rates ealAius distance. y tatf
49, AFit
ftE HELSiufnE
Furnished apartments finn Flew tsa
IL walter s.assn Anne 1898
BOARD AND ROOM.
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pee go Ess,isks Az Ess' so
FURNISHED ROOMS.
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The NfsEtnua" call bella rinsats
s.s s W., .s,., ss, sd ss,a i ss ,sss
~ itt modern fur- baths snd phones
aishrd iaii aaisifni rates from o. ts 20
fcamss everything % psF seek wan
asw steam hsai iHw alsianos.
rHr ANNEX secs giebth Az. near
Nssiiahe ~ res, clean. furnished
steam heated bedrooms ffur usn
Rates u g ref week. 4se rsr nishs
Phone l. ssls william Picard. Prep
ILLINOIS HuTgfs
1888 = First Az, eeaffie
o. norsrREvriSs;a sriT'Es isss
sfpr nonNN COOP yfEw
s2S2A FIRST Az. SEATTLE.
olympic Apaftmsnis = fiensokserlnr
rss,fas ti.lt and ~. sinsis fogfus u 50
menta IN eisY. Gear pabiic market sotp
Western Av
rhres furnished heassk sepinr rooms
s@ih. phone. nnq iawn r. seft. isie
Aeems ana board, IS a seek. haae
| cooking 1914 y jefferson
NirslY furnished front roams. 81 te
sci Madison 81.
/ THREE cnHY rooms. private family. 81
ffV. tifs efass In 1895 seneca a.
FLATS.
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tsfoom fiat. fi1, Nso Dayton aV. lad
1855
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-09
IRRITATION MANUFACTURING
LOsT AND FOUND,

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