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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

you can carry a proper military
swagxer. y0u win perhapa ho do.
lighted 20 get naxt TO that big
National Guard dance NJ the
Armury tonight
But one OF the best comes last
after you begin 70 regret thu over.
doso Of cranberrics. perhaps
can drop into tho Metropolitan
theatre Friday afternoon and take
In the entertainment given by chill.
dren for children. There II no
charge tor admission. either. and
all are Invited. biz and lsttle. A
liiliputian minstrel sho~. md sew.
eral other children's stunts. In
Guiding Miss Dorothy Stlmsons
trick horse. and ballad phantasy
called ''Clnderella" will be On thu
program. The children get 10.
xethcr In this way 10 offer contri.
buttons for the children's ortho-
pcdic hospital. and have In the past
raised quite a liberal ram by vol
untafy subscriptions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
MAGNATE
BEFORE SENATE

my Onnea Erees LEASED Wuel
WARRINGTON. Nov. 2ss--Judps
Ebert ". Gary. chairman Of the
board Of directors Of the United
States steel corporation. took the
stand soday-befere the senate corn
mittec on comrscrce
What 10 needed 10 falr. honest.
healthy competition" Gary told thu
committee. Unrestricted competi.
tion ultimately results in monopoly
and restraint OF trade
What Ne Recommends.
Gary recommended the following
remedies for existing trust evils.
The forcing of the Interstate corpor'
afioua to take out federal licenses.
the gtsing Of publicity TO the affairs
OF corporations. eliminating OF over.
capitalization. preventing asscrsm-
ination among persons and loca'
tons. conducting OF business strict.
" according 10 the Law. the creation
OF corporation trade commission.
empowered 20 grant. suspend or re-
woke licenses. subject to court re-
view. the reduction OF prices by Tits
commission 10 be subject 20 appeal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

All sorts OF entertainments are
an tap Cor Thanksgiving eve.
Thanksgivtng day. and the day
sfrer You can start ont. BY taking
IN the free attraction 20 be given
by the ral rah boys on down town
streets tonight. WITH their night.
ruwns on parade. and other gro
texaue features 10 be introduced
for The first time That. Of course.
4 preliminary 10 the big dotnss at
sbe foothxll game with Pullman
college tomorrow afternoon. at !
O'Clock sharp.
II yon like the light and phan.
tastie. you can hop to your hearts
desire--or your feet's--either AT
The NowsIas ball. where Brick viii
b. fiocrmastsr. and where Car
Yu,s and ~GlIty- viii blossom
forsh a. real society swelis: or
else you can drop In for soclable
time with the iienS--the Order Of
lioax. At Drcamiand Both thcse
dances will come of tonight II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
WANTS DAMAGES

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. H.
Declaring he was not given police
protection when Yale students
wrecked his theatre. Manager r. "
Eldrldge OF the Hyperion theatre
has announced his intention OF
suing the city for the damage done
by the rioters when Gaby Deslys
failed to put on al long a show "a
tho Undergraduate thought shc
should have.
Eidrfdge declares the police com
PEELED him 10 shorten the show by
removing lines which they said
were Objectionable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
SALARIES SMALL

OREGON CITY. Or. Nov. g.
Within the last two days three
prominent ministers have resigned
here and one OF them openly an
bounced that be found the salary
too small to support his family.
The other two minated that low
salaries. combined with the high
cost OF Iiving. was responsible.
The first to resign was Rev. v.
= seummerman OF the Methodist
church. His salary Of 81 900 n
year. he said. was too small.
Rev. ). a. Hayworth. OF the Bap-
fist church. si.100 per year. re-
tigned. Rev. A. n. MuIkey. OF the
Gladstone Christian church. stated
he desired TO rest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
Select Delegates to
Tacoma Conference

A meeting OF the Progressive
Republican club win be held Mt
Eiiers hall next Saturday night
Tor the purpose OF eiecting dele.
gates 20 the Tacoma conference Of
December 5th 10 petition Governor
Hay for special session Of the
legislature to enact a presidential
primary law The club is entitled
70 nine delegates on the basis OF
one for each 100 active members.
Efforts are being made this week
TO Increase the membership OF the
club 80 az to increase it's repre-
sentati0n In the Tacoma confer.
ehee. Persons desiring to Join the
club can do so BY calling at or tel.
sphoning to the office OF the pres
ident, Thos r. Murphine, 604 New
York block, telephone Main 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
Port Warden Will
Be Decided Upon

At an adjourned session OF the
city council. to be held az 4 O'Clock
this afternoon. the matter of con.
firrnation OF Capt j. w. Russelis
appointment as port warden will
come MP The committee yestsr.
day disagreed on its recommends.
tons. and as result two separate
reports viii be submitted 10 the
council.
The harbor and public grounds
committee agreed TO recommend
that the salary be increased from
$3.50 20 s2s0 q month. eliminating
an assistant.
Owners OF the Colman and Grand
Trunk Pacific docks are said TO be
pushing Russell. and others oppose
him.
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sPURMED BY MEN!

WILLOWS. Cnl., Nov. IT,
spurned and Stunned by his fellow
beings. unable to find food or shell
ter in the haunts OF men. 3. Albee.
a roadmsaster Of the Southern Pa
cIfic. spent all night alone In box
car near here. following an encoun-
ter with a polecat.
His Appearance at the Willows
depot caused panic, and, unable
to get within shouting distance OF
human soul. Albee sought refuge
in the box car. The car is being
aired on a lonely side track today.
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SHAKERS CALM

klsSiMMEE. Fla. Nov. 2s.---
calm and unworried, Brother Egg
BERT Gillette and Sister Elizabeth
Sears, the two members OF the
SHAKER religious sect here who nd.
minisfered chloroform to Sister
saaie Marchant az she lay dying Of
tnDercniosis. are awaiting the act
ION OF the Osceola county grand
lAfy today, In considering the
bringing Of charge OF murder
against them.
Siiiette and Sister Sears killed
the invalid and since their action
.nfee months ago. have maintained
mat u was morally justified.
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roR FxcnAnaE
LAnE BURIer PROPERTY.

rq ssls ~ S. sale. Norm pax c5iir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

Tho stern wheel steamboat
vashon. Captain Robert Freacrscks.
which left Seattle Monday for Ana.
corssa. burned TO the waters edge
In tho harbor AZ the latter place
yesterday morning The hull sank
in 10 tnthomm Tho owners were
Mackay Bros. 81 Everett Only a
small fish earEn was iost. The
vashon was once the fastest steam.
boat on the Sound. and was worth
approximately $40. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
KneeIs in Prayer

Fearing his time mad como. n
passenger on tho steamship Queen
OF tho Pacific Coast Steamship
company. which arrived here yes
terday from San Francisco. knelt
ON the deck In prayer an the vessel
reached Cape Flattery. whore n stiff
gale was blowing. He was assured
by officers OF tho vessel that there
was no danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

The Sanitary Market win he open
this evening but viii ~ closed all
ffhT tomorrow The best Yakima
and Oruzon turkeys. 10 CENTS pound
new wainuta. rs cents pound; Gallery.
cents stalk. cluster raislu4. Z
pounds ~ cents. Nietoras chocolates.
20 cents pound. cranberfles. z quarts
20 cents; plums. 2 pounds Is cents
cider. 81 cents gallon. home made
mincn meat pounds - cents
Queen olives. 2 quarts % cents
lemons. 10 cents dozen. Yakima
honey. 10 cents comb, best sweet po-
fatoss. 4 pounds 70 cents. eating ap.
piles. Is aud 20 cents Dozen. Toiay
grapes. rs cents basket. fancy Yaki-
ma Burbank potatoes. ~ pounds 20
cents: hest White SNOWFALL csuiis
fiowar. 10 and rs cents. Yakima 20.
tatoca. rs pounds for IS cents;
squash. cents pound. best head
rice. pounds 70 cents. all kinds Of
mlnce. pumpkin and cranberry pies
at special prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

CARD AND LABEL.
LEAGUE MEETING

Nomen's Card aud Label league
o. Seattle will welcome delegates
from the Card and Label leagues
Of Everett and Tacoma AZ the Labor
Temple this evening A large at
Tendance Is expected Organization
work and plans for the future will
b. discussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
"InDIscReeT DISCUSSION"

NEW YORK, Nov. ga Juror
abruptly Withdrawn from the trial
o. Lillian Graham and Ethel Con
rad. show girls charged with the
smoothing of Millionaire w. r.. ID.
STOKES, halted proceedings IndIs.
Greet discussion Ia declared TO
nave had something to do with the
enforced delay.
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Beats Wife to
Death With Hammer

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Nov. 29.--"A
strange power, q feeling ! cannot
describe. told me she must die, and
that then ! was to kin myself" was
all the explanation John T. Ncary,
AZ, could give today as TO why he
beat his wife to death with a ham
mer and then attempted suicide. II
IL thought he will recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

ET8f tUfKHT8- % FONFN TVWNI-
There are some poorer quality birds
on IN. market for as low ar 70 cents
pound. creubcrrfes, 10 cents quart,
: quarts Is cents. Eastern oysters.
can so cents. Native Olympia oyaters
opened while you wait az 30 ccnte
pint; Dungeuess crabs. for 30 cents
and up. II pounds pure cane suEar
81. homemade English plum pad
dinEs. 20 TO 80 cents each. home
made zig puadings. rs cents each.
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pATnNT AyroaNnrs

SHAW SHOW CASE co.
. Bargain lot OF show cases. good as
new, Sc foot. zoos End ay.. cor.
virginia Main S4OG
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FINDING THE POLE
WAS A SPORTING EVENT

4 PARIS. Nov. 20. - The ,
4 French Academy OF Sports I
4 considers the discovery OF the !
4 North Pole a sport. SO Capt.
4 Peary Is to receive gold I
4 medal from that body for what
4 they claim was very sports
4 manIike action. William Bur !
4 CESS, conqueror OF the English
4 channel on the swim. Will
4 share honors with reary. {,
\ medal being given him also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

COLER'S VIEWS

TACOMA, Nov. % Socialism Is
dangerous. not so much political
but because It involves an attack
ON religion"
This was the declaration here to
day OF Bird s. Coler, former con-
troller OF the currency. New York
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

County commissioner have de.
cldod. upon the advice Of Deputy
Prosecutor Evans. 90 Issue 100000
worth nf warrants on the road and
bridge fund levy for 1919. 10 cover
the cost OF uoccaaary repairs 70 be
made on King county roads aud
bridges. due Ia flooda. The total
damage was estimated at $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

NEW YORK. Nov. 70. Finding
a trail OF eatxup leading 10 tene-
ment from n wagon which had been
looted. police followed the hot"
trail and made an arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. a.
Three attempts at suicide by his
wife. made with chloroform. a
Kitchen fork and RAZOR blade. 80
annoyed Fred iiossum. ir.. that he
sned for q divorce. she was FAX.
Ing" he told the judge.
The Ballard lodge. No 1872. Fra
tarnai brotherhood. will give a pr.
waite social this evening from ? lao
40 iif3o. Members and their
friends are cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

PIKE PLACE MARKrT.

Turkeys. -. Is ana ~ cents pound;
geese. - cents poundf ducks. "a
CENTS pound: pigeons - coats each
Belgian hafr1 "a cents poaud aenu.
Inc pork HaussEn. : poundH g cents.
cottage cheese. . centa pound. East
eym oysters 10 cents dozen. bananas
10 and i5 cents dozen. opera cream
caHdt. &c cents pound stamped local
ranch esHA s. cents dozen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

An i8.room apartment house ~
the corner OF Ninth and Jefferson
has been leased by the county com.
mlusioners. II win be occupied by
the working force Of the Juvenile
court on January 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

PERSONAL
A widowrf Of 60 would like 20 cor.
fsss0Cd of meet a widow. age from
a. - ~. who ~ kind ana has good
ataroalfion. To such I aill do my
t~af 20 tina a ciiaefful horne ! ani
steady. employed sc a good salary and
rerlnauHnJ aork and set & pension u
Co Siderable every month I am fully
insured. have carried sltin policy for
~ years
~ I can find some honest woman
who neesfs a home I would hn glad to
meet hps or correspond Tlse CONF
i,ahtun | want must be KNOWN. /
don't care " she Ia poor. All want
- tfNn W0suans State all parficgs-
lara IA your fret lattrf. ard address
y T. ~. Care ~ smith Pharmacy.
Cor. 41rf and Jackson.
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clr4 REAl rArArE.

-
. Boy TODAY .
Lots IN DUvATi.--
The New CITY
. .
. Located right Ia the heart Of .
= one OF Washington richest :
valleys. You know how the .
= chief cities OF other rich val .
legs have grown and made .
money for the first investors. :
DUvALL ls one OF those kind =
OF new towns.
. In very short time DUVALL :
. has astoniehed the whole >
. Puget sound country with It's .
. rapid development. Here Is .
= new city that IN building 10 .
meet the demands OF two .
great railroads and a rich .
farming community More :
than ONE HUNDRED THOU. .
SAND ACRES OF RICH .
I. FARM LANDS lie tributary .
20 this new town. As soon .
as the Great Northern and .
C.. VI. a. p. s. lntersectei the .
. rich valley OF the Snoqual- .
ME. better known as Cherry .
valley. this new town was es-
tablished al the natural con-
yerglng point. More than :
. ONE HUNDRED BUILD .
fNGS are now completed and .
FOUR MILLS are now In .
operation.
Lots near the business center .
only s25 each. including .
. street improvements and .
. water mains. Now Is the .
. time 20 get IN on the ground .
floor prices. We 70 10 .
. DrvALL every morning and :
. return TO Seattle the same .
. day.
. OREGON e. WASHINGTON .
DEVELOPMENT co.
. 1i33.il34 Henry Bldg. SEAT :
TIE. WASH: 2o0s Hewitt .
Az. EVERETT. WASH. 80
= . q o I. . . . . . .
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~-<,~~~~s~-~~~~-~-~r~ ~y~-~-~-e<-~~~~~~
PIKE HT. FURNITURE co. sue
cess0rs 70 Suliy A. Bali Bargains
Ia second hand steel ranges. gas
Majestic ranges specially. We
exchange your old stoves
Thk stow HOUSE. 900 PIKE ST.
Desks. chairs. SHOW cases. Chicago
store and office Furniture Co. 1876
FIRST av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

IA. e. Calendar wac appointed
administrator to the estate OF Eli.
sha Calendar. who died Nov. 6.
leaving an estate valued az 5000
600. There IL no will The heirs
are tho widow. Mrs. Anna c.. and
the son. Melvin r. Calendar.
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SHORT NEWS ITEM


4 Frank snldcr. convicted 4
4 white SLAYER. received n SEN :
\ tencc of noyen years IN the =
4 penltentlary aud a fine OF :
4 1000 before Federal Judae =
4 Hanford. This IL the heaviest =
4 punishment drawn by white =
4 SLAYER SO far in the federal 4
= court. =
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soMssreAos.

We can locate you on An exception
ally good homestead OF desert
claim Ia ono ~ tho hest fruit acc
lions Of Eastern Washington. Call
10 see or hard views and get par
ffcuiAra. iii 1rd nv. Main $50
THE PERKINS LAND COMPANY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29

Body OF Gilbert Thompson. 25,
whose life was snuffed out when
the G, q Y. 4. bridge collapsed AZ
Maple Valley sunday. has been 70.
covered from the wrecksge.
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LEGAL NOTICES.



Found fo.inch rubber drive belt
Joe Iafnbrix. Route :. iiox 80. Rem
ton Nash
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Partner On good paying
hotel business CO.. pike ~
Dairy farm. b owner. close IN. ses
Walker Bldg
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HELP WAnIEp-MALE.


Wanted Men ara women 90 learn the
= complete school In the West Wages
paid while learning. An unlimited
course only t2b. Call aud see our
school or write for particulars
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
IS Washington. or 720 Third Av.
Phone Main $3.50.
Olympic nts--iiousekccpln
rooms st7S ana up. single rooms
$50 and up. best aud cheapest
ciose-fn apartments In city. near
public market. 20to Western av,
600 mcnt wanted 10 cot hot roast
baef sandwiches. Basement ORR
ENTAIL POOL ROOM. l4i3 Third
av,, between Pike and Union.
DO YOU know that BAYLfS' Restaur-
ant serves the best meals IN city
for the least money! los Madison
New. clean bed rooms steam heated,
hot and cold running water, 3
baths. csc per night aud up. Hotel
Model 1910 Third av,, near Pike st
Wanted--i. 400 men TO play pool at
the ORIENTAL. POOL ROOMS, We
give our patrons trade checks. fAfJ
Third av., between Pike and Union.
Spring ST. pool room. Everything
new, ~ cents per cue, Main en-
trance. 1921 Third av. w cramer.
Ted palne.
2nd hand clothes bought, sold. ex-
changed. 1917 Pike. l. 1883; NJ. 1898.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
s~s~.~-~s~-~0~~~~r-e4~4~ e~~N~~O~~4~~~N~~-~~
Wanted Honest iob for board and
room over the winter Ed Pal,
Pcnt X. Mission. 210 Occidental av.
Situation wanted by man aud Wife.
any Kind OF work i12s. Purdy.
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20 ACRES CLEARED
Fine farm OF 20 acres fronting on
main read and within short walk
% rapidly growing town ~ june
tioa Of threa railroads This land
is all level and ready for tho plow
binck sandy iaan. fine for fruit or
l~rrtns sssh worth Of berries
taken off Of one acre near this
farm Close TO school and stores
Telephones and free mail delivery,
This property IL situated ia one %
The most beautiful valleys IN WASH
fnrfon ard will deuhfa IN value
within "A year. win sell cheap for
cash or can make oaay terms. sec
owner e9i Inion at
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BOARD AND ROOM.

-~~~~~~~~-~~-~~~~.~~>~ ~~~s~s~~-~s~~~~~~s~>~
select room and board private. home
like. ~ West Harrison. Q1con
Anne %
fsoafa and ro6fn. private home. West
seattle. plenty Of usfcr. Phone
Mnafoe ifs
Room and board. four OF five gentle
men. $500 a week zefs Terry av.
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Help wANTrp-FrMALe
SITUATION wANTEo-FEMALE.

r~~-~N<~~s~s~s~~~-~s~~~~ ~~~-~~~~~-~Scr@r~~~
Woman with child wants work cook
ing cafe plain sewing. or day
work. reliable. Address Mrs. Clara
Fidler. Ibzak eth av., rear
Oct ready for winter. Down quilts
recovered. curtains made. Ioosc COW
crs Tor furniture. Experienced work
er, Phone North 4bf,
Widow Of 81. with one child. wishes
poAition as h0uRekceper for gentle
man Phone Red $50.
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PERFECT HEALTH LIES IN
oxYrATHY
Sick friends. climb nut " The depths
Az "a re- at Nc aso~s frein ,, gss
frnss and the dope nysteu. Quit
TAAipE one puinph 10 kisi another
It's hopeless qucat~-you viii
never find hcslfh and strength that
NAY, Trt natures way. use oxFs
Ktn. naturer Mrestrst lsse principle.
citHnhef. tonic ami uNfiasr
WASHINGTON OxYPATHER co.
ss-is f.-L Bldg. seattle. wash.
nlPTrnK cunEp--Do not wear
truss permanent. absolute. wifhosas
operation ~ detention fruut bust
nraa o. labor. over 100 caHcs cnresi
In past tao years. from aNe ! yenF
g sKs -. The. Harvard systss..,
LADIES REMoDELINC PARLORs
Sew garments made and old remof-
elsd Latest styles Prices rez-
sonabie. SIC Arcade BLDG lad. T.
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED
rHorrs NAt~ sssf. isp -
Combines made into switches. 81 se
Hate goods rcfnodeisd- Work guar
anired tpz csdar.
Don't IS lonely JON OUT Matrimonial
Hureau. ladies' FEE ges Pine IT
wanto8--Tn buy hair. hair cbninn and
switches mndq 90 order. Mrs IL
MILLER 1911 PIKE 1T
Cara readings Use fsoom ~ ifs9l
fth Az. cor. Pike ~.
pancv Shelf. Handled Souvenir Pens
aeuYcnIr feu Co. bon 1905 Scaiiie
Chiiffen boarded Phone oak 7si
LOST AND FOUND
f.oss--on fkth ~. y. W. between
Market and w seth IT,. pocket.
hneA containing cheek FOR 81, a0na@
silver and busch Of kcva Finder
Keep the silver and return check
SUNDAY, f'aRies ball between hall
lodge Fecrlpt. Phone or leave Pax
ton Hotel. W. q. Mcfowcn.
f.0st.~Nsar Madison and Broaiway.
white fur uechpiecs. Howard
Call 1879 18th AZ.
Pound --scow adrsft Address X.ioo5.
Star
HELP WANTED FEMALE
~-e4~9~oee~~~e~~c~r>-~~ e~~r~r>~~~~~4~-~-~4e-~~
z front housekeeping rooms: with
Pike: $500 week.. 1905 Minor Phone
First class alterations prices rea-
sonabie. ladies' suits and skirts
made to order. work guaranteed
MrH Gown, nos PIKE.
Women 20 sell books. Call at 7os
Pine st. Good money.
SITUATION WANT ED--F e MALE.
DN~-~~>>~~~1~<N~~~~-~~ e~~~~~~~~~~~~~o-~~s~
Woman with child wants work cook
Ink. cafe; plain sewing. OF day
work. reliable. Address Mrs. Clara
Fidler. i51ah eth av., rear.
Oct ready for winter. Down quilts
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FARMS AND sceEs-cor,Inusd.
6 ACRES ron 1900
AT LAKE Taps
Ole HANaoN 4 40

Two fiyc-ncre tracts east OF Auburn.
free from Floods so cash. 80 %
per month. EaHy clearing. Come
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Or. p9ipam has respmed, his dental
Bidg.. 705 First av.
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HOUSES ron RENT


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- OUR II
- WEEKLY ltlsNfAL BuLLE. u
= TIN tONfAINt WHAT YOU =
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- ny letting ne know your name ID
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b JoiiH DAvis1 COMPANY. Is
. Main sfti. Ind. sseo. u
. DD . d u D no D D % DID u i
i'lye.room modern house for rent
~ flas Eastern avenue, University
district VIII give lease and free
rent % Jan. let. Phone y sst
Furnished houru FOR rent. -four
rooms light. water ana telephone.
sara NpolAne pv. Phone Beacon
e1s.
for rent or lease Groom cottage 20
feeponnibie party. all furnished,
water and light Apply 20 iis
Modern a.raom house. sss0 Wal
llnsfofd aye. - minutes 20 5rd and
3sth and wailingford.
s.foom flat. cheap Main 1900
FLATS.
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n YOU want real comfort and accom-
modnflor. and want io I've ~ tho
business center try the Excelsior
Apartments. furnished. unfurnfeh-
ed. Ninth and Pike.
For fent--s-roofn modern fiat. 9th
ana Judltinn, az Maple col.
FURNISHED MOONS.
THE vIHoISus HOTEL. cor. yir-
gaia and Eighth. near Westiake
AF.~-iu1 new. inodefns elegantly
furnished steam heated outside
rooms free baths and phencs rates
day. walking distance.
THE ANNEX. seos Eighth Az. near
Weatiake AZ New. clean. furnish
81. steam heated bedrooms tor
per night,
Rooms. Sic ana ups ~ the week,
1tsb and mp. Anderson Hotel. Iit
SIN aF. ~. near Washington.
Reduced Hate- steam heated rooms
lie q day. clean iron hndH. lee, ia
Third ay ness Yenlns way
Nice eteam heated roonA 400 a
week and az ~ I1ke %.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
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acLoNEIN' ~, X. APTs
No l--ioiz Pike 81. front. 81 90,
No. @-fOl6 Pike 81. i-si.bu. b.
1850. No 7~2nd and Denny Only
: single left Al " 90
BOARD AND ROOM.
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Select room and board. private. hom~-
iihe. ~ West Harrison. Queen
Anne %
bnafa aud ROOM. private home. West
seattle. plenty Of water. Phone
Mnafoe ifs
Room a.a y hoard: -Four e i've gentls-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-29
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