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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
WAS MONEY PLACED
ABOVE HUMAN LIFE?

matter with vigor The survivors
are determined 10 TX the RESPONSE
bllify for being held on the doomed
vessel all day Friday. when the
sea was running smooth. They
want 10 know why the breaches
buoy was not sent across TO the
beach during the early afternoon
instead OF waiting until the break.
ers were rolling mountain high.
VIVA, VIII u costf
But more than anything else.
they want 20 know II Il Ia true
that the Pacific Coast company
really placed commereialism before
the saving OF human hfe. Captain
Faria says he received the foilow.
ing message from the San Fran
cisco officials:
ASK the captain Of the Centraila
what Il will cost 90 have the pas
ssngers transferred to his vessel.
To this Captain Ericsson OF the
CeutraIia Is said TO have replied
that Il would cost whatever the
steamship company thought It was
worth, that he Was bat a lowly
mariner and did not care 10 COM
merciaiize the saving OF lives.
Local officials ~ the steamship
company deny that It's San Fran.
cisco office sent such a message.
Captain Faria says u il true. and
Captain Ericsson says he was asked
By Faria how much II would cost TO
transfer the passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10

oreauf-rhe Russian Gypsy,
drama. Water Beetle and its
Young. topical: "Stubb's New
Servants. comedy; The Wonder
full Eye comedy.
Clrcuit-sThe Latent Spark.
drama The White Medicine Man,
comedy. The Old Mans Folly,
drama
City - Saving the Standard,
drama: The Cutie Fish" educa-
cationai; Trading His Mother.
comedy. Polish and Pie" comedy I;
"A Cattle IIerder's Romance" west
ern drama.
lyceurn The New Faith.
drama, Jimmie's Tricks" comedy.
An Oasis In the Sahara Desert.
scenic: Washington Relies, edu.
cational
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
R0AsIs RECIPROCITY

fHy I nitsd Press i~s~ed W.T..
WASHINGTON. July lo.--t nder
an agreement previously reached
the senate today voted upon the
Cummlns and simmons amend
ments to President Taft'a recipro-
city measure.
Addressing the senate. simmons
advocated the Cummins amend
ment. lie declared the reciprocity
measure TO BE- a revision OF the
tariff against the farmer and land
owner aud IN the interestofnews-
papers. railroads. packers, millers.
brewers and n few other trusts and
tarlff.protected manufacturers, and
OF no benefit TO the general con
sumer."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
At the Motion Picture Shows

Grsno-'Ancient and Modern
London. scenic: Boys WIN Be
Boys" comedy. His Birthday.
comedy: Foxy Ivy" comedy: "A
Sacrifice TO Civilization. Industrial
drama
Ideal 49, Lean Volts End.
drama: The Baseball Star From
Blngsyilie." comedy: "Fightlns
Blood. var drama
Exhibit--"The Village Gossip.
drama: The sleepwalkeT." drama
Odeon--"The Kiss Of Mary Jane.
drama. The Reporter" sensational
comedy. Scenes From Our Navy,
patriotic; The Crusader" drama
Natlonsl--"The Hidden Mine,
western drama: The Jollier," COM
edy: The Honor Of the Flag" war
drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
RUSH BRIDGE

The rainier ay. grading project
from Rainier Beach 20 Taylors mill
viii proceed with due haste. II the
mayor and thu city engineer have
any influence Ia the matter. A com.
mittee beaded by Geo n. Holmes
appeared al the city hall this morn
lnr for the purpose Of sounding city
officials and incidentally work
toward Fastening the grading
scheme. They received encourage
ment from both Mayor billing aud
n. n Thomson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
s2o.ooo.ooo DEAL

GALVESTON. Tex. July i0.--it
IL learned here today that n tranaae-
ton representing t25.0oo.0oo has
brought the Pearson oil field. Ia
Mexico. under the control Of John
W. Gates. the wealthy Speculation.
who Is now ~ In Europe after n
conference with Lord Cowdray In
London. head Of the Pearson oil In.
fefaafn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
OLD MAN STRANGELY MISSING

is said 20 have some property.
II. Sherman, who lives at the
same address. saw two men take
him away In an automobile last Fri
day and he has not been seen since.
II Is entirely possible. however.
that unknown friends may have
taken him away on a simple visit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
Claim No Passengers We're Lost

tons that 81 OF the passengers
were still unaccouuted for. were de
rfded
When we had finished check.
ing up the list OF passengers who
we're aboard when the wreck &C.
Cured. we accounted for all but
three said Wilson. Investigation
here revealed that Of those three.
two had decided not 90 make the
trip and their tickets had been re-
deemed. The third had taken an.
other boat 10 los Angeles"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
BALLOONS IN RACE

fBy United Prrss Isa-ed WIrr,j
KANSAS CITY. July 1O.-Swell-
ing rapidly in a gentle breeze from
the southwest, seven big balloons
are being filled here today TO take
part In the national balloon race OF
the Aero Club OF America. The In
flatIon Of the big gas bags began
at 10 o'clock this morning and the
start Is expected to be made about
3 p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10

FOND DIT LAC. Wis, July To-
Prospects that John Dietz. de
fender Of Cameron dam" may yet
20 free. has frightened here today.
Chief Justice Winslow. Of the Wis
eonsin supreme court, has granted
Dietz a writ Of error 10 the trial
OF his case for the murder OF Dep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10

tBy taised Press Leased wir~.l
SAN FRANCISCO. July l0.-Dec-
iaration that not a single passen-
ger lost his life In the wreck OF the
Pacific Coast Steamship eompany's
vessel. the Santa Rosa. when she
struck on the rocks of Point Ar
guello was made here today by Of
ficlals OF that line
In a statement issued by Assist
ant Wilson. In the office Of General
Passenger Agent Duneen. asser-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
May Free defender of Dam"

uty Sheriff Oscar Harp during one
OF the battles at the Dietz home.
A bill OF exceptions viii be sub
mitted by Dietz' attorneys at the
January term Of court. and II a
favorable decision is given the sec
ond trial Of the Defender" will
come next May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
STANOPAT TEACHERS
PARTY IS DEFEATED

SAN FRANCISCO. July To-
What IL taken as an admission OF
defeat by the "standpat" or old
guard" faction OF the National Edu.
catlonal association session report
cd here today when II Is said the
resignation Of President Nicholas
Murray Butler OF Columbia uniyer-
silly. New York. was presented to
the chairman OF the board OF trus-
tees OF the organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10

That Charles Lang. 1912 y.
Spruce a.. has been kidnapped is
the belief Of his friends.
Lang. Wig is 10. IL Of an eccen-
trio nature. He generally goes
about the house barefootsd, and Is
always shabby dressed. But he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10

located north and easf ~ me rulrsr-
sity On this side 81 Lake washington.
1888 sffas 20 choose from. Running
streams OnH-half mile 81 fine water
frost Prices range 81 price from 500
per acre aud uu Terms very reason
able. Hest place ln ne state 20 luFfHf
your Surplus funde Alrest SUBURB in
the northwest HHcadamizsd road nov
being built 30 county az eHuHuFe q
over one hundred thsustna dollars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
JUMPS FROM ROOF

fBy United Press Leased wireD
SAN FRANCISCO, July lO.-Suf'
fering from temporary insanity.
Samuel Kramer Jumped from the
roof of an apartment house here
early today. His wife found his
body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10

raKionsss caa oe peeled fiEhi Oft Hpu-
iuas are shfaahsn 20 nnrmai sneatr
ara smsiif feet. fsntss and swollen feet
ue@1 BAT Tee tr~afrnsnts Caiorias 10
~ ipaxsr ranfinsd - gf1sessignai use.
put ran ba boaEht fruFa arr agussssf
n Dot in sferA. he all aatrhir see u
fran hts uhai~sais house a fNsutY-
i've csai package is saA 10 Do saiiieisn,
% cure ths wsHsf feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
The SEATTLE STAR


10 NAH. ~ H~t hInERs The GATE
Nhsn gesz ssbe9fiptian expires = on ths
address Label of yer eAesr Wexn shai
date arrives " Fr0f subscription has nos
Nsain ssen paid IN advances. gg2r nains
10 taken from the list change ~ cats
on tho sidrsss iAb~i is a frrsips
~ nlaN tsfflctiT IN afFanfsls - cents
. Hnonth. up 20 sis months ala nagnths
~ Fef ere rear. f1f9
~ mati. est u city. ~ cents pr month
~ 20 sia iaaaibs. Nis menths. 81 G9s enc
yssr. ffft
Fer TIE eonFenienes 81 oar readers we
have established eEsaciss At the faiiss.
ina drua stores
r. ~ MHIlsn. tlts ballard Az rhons
Ballard ZEE
tresn Pharmacy. corner ftth az. And
y Pine East bsft Ind Cedar ieff
HountnIn tis~ Drux ~tarp. rprnsf TARA
ari Auf1fa. Nerth a1f. Green 81
fremant Drug Co, fremont a. and
X. tns 81 Nerfh 1854 Green IS
ssafh PARA Pharmacy. sass Dallas Az.
sidney itt
cherry street Pharmacy. corner 7frf
Az and = Cherry a. Phones East iis.
Cedar tkt
Atsts. rrss sfare. SSH and oreen-
wood AZ Fho1s Nrrth ~
Ads takea W 20 ~ = IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10

49, $3.50 - - =
aimpsf tiau makir Ana
" aihere.i 50 faf Z
short time u siNes .
complete eprs Dts
soiss tsp thhiearoon b
fgis 81 caiasi1s casn
psaud IN = hAsiu ~ bot
aafaFs SAX ne feet IN
this ZOE fnii nitsen
iniuutss rnsseaAinx The
core parts EeufiY u.sss
ttm~ 9fii nQt kiFe d.
sifrsf fasllfs Repeal
zach nfNhf unsfi rufs
is permanent Tbs
sefeDass sases iasfanfif
avs tNs feet feel sifnp y
dnii.lgfsi Corna ani
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
"Knob-Joint"
Simple Treatment Quickly Re.
ilevex This ard All Foot Troubles

'Knab,Jatuf- 10 an extremely ufesai.
nsnt banfea. aaa. IKE all buuions ~
ruuars iutsasriy pafnfui Al times sui.
fssers ffem baniana Or ANY kidd -
ssf~ feet Nui ~ siad 40 knaR 90 th@
faiiouias tfaafuanf that brtnss relief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10

Water viii be shut off Oh Phlnney
az. and Greenwood ay. from N. Goth
81 TO y. 10th 81. on Tuesday and
"wednesday. July II and IL. from
y q. m. TO D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10

CITY REAL ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-~~)~NN~~~~~~~e0e~c~~ ~~~~-~~~e~~ee~e~~
The Northwest Chaufauqna Ass#mhi y
are Efafified a. the rapid sale ~ their
cottage building iafs AND IN order 70
finish the sale with a ru4h Niil sell lee
rhofe. lots on terms 81 o. down and IS
per month Every let IL finely located
and will double In value Inside 81 tgu
years See u y Adams on the Gfuunds
~ az office. ia ThiFd Az. Phone Main
siqs T. aaat
Ladies hlsh Ersds cults. 80 and fsE ?.
vaiue 800 aud SIS. Ia blue serge. chsxiet
ard wurstrd
WAHNsHOLDT THE TAILOR.
I'll BURKE uffR 4. 1aiE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10

KETTLE FALLS. - The infant
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Downing met
a tragic death when she was smoth-
cred in a wooden pail filled With
slop she had eravled into yester'
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
PER SONAl.
TILE OXYGENAToR


THE OXYGENATOR
Cures and cures, nothing shall ever step
81 fever. blood poison. no matter how
bad liver. kidnay. appendicitis and
rheumatism must 80; irfantiis paraiy-
stomach trouble vanish as snow before
the noon day sun. eczefua and all blood
diseases. lung and throat troubles
ssas fSr 5 p", - pafs s9oks % osS
cured In Washington since February /.
THE WASHINGTON oxYGE-
Major CO,
1913 Pei Blds Seattle. wash.
HUITuRE CURED = 10 not wear
truss. permanent absolute. without over
alton or detention from business or
two years from ace / yesT 70 ass 20
isIt second az. ssai,is
STYLISH MAKE.OVER SHOP.
rst. uimmsd. dyed. cleaned and re-
blocked Pivmss eurled and cleaned
lnsnts sei Arcade.
LADIES REMODELiNG PARLORS
New garments made and old remodeisd
Latest styles Prices reasonable. 3ts
Arcade Bldg Ind l. 1911
BLOOD or SKIN disorders OF any kind
70 call for free trial bottle DR.. Hickord's
famous remedy $40 Pacific Bldg
Mrs. Ven Kickert; graduate nidwifs.
home confinement. female disorders sue
censfully treated. physician n required
Eas,laEr az - Valley 81 FROM 10 &
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED:
PHONES; MAIN tasT, IND. 80
D0n't be lonely. Iotn our matrimonial
bureau. tf2t Seventh av.. room 10. thts
month. Phone = bigf.
iNTHODuCTIoN SOCIETY.
Removed TO 1854 Pike. Room g.
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THE HEAT TRAGEDY
fBy InIt-d Pre-~ Isased Wire.l

fBy Iaif~d Press leased wire.l
NEW YORK, July 10.-Four
deaths from heat had been report
ed here today at II o'clock The
thermometer was at 90 with every
prospect OF its rising much higher.
CHICAGO. July 10.--Thirteen
persons have died In Chicago from
heat within "a hours There Ia no
relief In sight. and the weather
forecasters say tomorrow viii be
hotter than today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
pIKf rIACr MAHKFr.


Shoulder steak. lie pound. lamb chops.
Zoe pound veal stew, - iic pound pot
toasf g. pound rorusd beef. De 20 iNc
pound boiling heef. &C. and &c pound leEs
mutton. lie pound. Eastern bacon, lse
pound
Haspberries. f0c boxs Royal Anne cher
fies. Csc boz apricofa. zoe basket. cur
rants. boxes he. cantalpupes for 2sei
pie cherries. boxes iAr. tomatoes. Toe
pound strawberries, boxes ibc-
FinHan haddie. lbc pound sturgeon, 7
pounds 2Sc. large salmon trout, ice
pound Chinook salmon, Zoe pound Inns
cod pounds tsc. sneits, foc pound.
WEsIIAKE MARKET.
Hnlibut. Sc pound. herring 81 pound
salmon trout. i9c pound. kippered sal
mon. lee pound. salts. o. peunds Noun-
dera SC pound. salmon beiites. z pounds
ZBc salmon. pounds 2bci amelts. ,
pounds zsc. smoked salmon. Ice pound
pounds strawberry lam aAc, boxes
matches tGcs 3 pounds cottage home
made cheese 9be. buttermiik. quart jar,
&C.. caraway seed cheese, 25c pound
fuii cream cheese. rec pound. imported
SWISS cheese sec pound. milk cans
zOc. sweet navel oranges. 2oe doxeu
bananas. i6u dozen. potatoes. rs pounds
zoe. 2 cans peas ibc. pure spices. Sc can.
baking powder z9c pound. curry pos der
zoe hottie. n pounds cane sugar o.. 2
packages Jsii-O 7bo; uncoiored Japan
tea. 2sc pound; tea bsc pound. pot roast
&C. pound boiling beef Sc pound sausage
and hamburg ger . pounds ~ roast iamb
Dc pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
THE NORTHWEST

ELLENsBuRG- - An exciting
game OF "boccl ended at CleEium
with Joe Me,to hitting F1rmi sand.
reste over the head with oocci
ball. Sandrctts was removed 20
tho Providence hospital a, Seattle
and Netfo 10 lodged in jail pendlng
the outcome OF Sondretse'E Injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
Passengers OF Inflated Steam
er Santa Rosa Demand Full
observation-disclosures mes
sage Asking COST of Trans
ferring Passengers to An
other Steamer.
nBy taitrd f'rs-s leased wirel

Los ANGELES. July io.--sur
visors OF the wrecked steamer
Santa Rosa are preparing TO or
oanixe with the object Of bringing
the full story Of the disaster TO
the attention Of the federal author
tiles. This action was decided upon
Immediately following the publ
cation Of the order Of Supervising
Inspector uhisr at Washington 20
Captain John Birmingham, super
visor Of huiis and boilers az San
Francisco. 20 ascertain why loss Of
life occurred more than 20 hours
after the snip struck.
As the seriousness OF the dlsas-
ter dawus upon the supervisors.
they are hourly becoming more bit.
ter In their criticism and denuncia-
ton OF the Pacific Coas; Steamship
Co. and the officers In command
of the Santa Rosa.
Scores Of survivors. at present In
Los Angeles. today announced that
they .woald I9pear before the in
yestigating foard and push the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10

SENDS BRIDE TO SCHOOL

= SENDS BRIDE TO SCHOOL
= TACOMA. July 10. - Al !
= though married year. Auttie
= Bell Sparks. eolored. Is years ,
n Of age. will be compelled 10 ,
= attend the public schools at
= the opening ~ the fall term.
r Mrs. Sparks. with her husband. ,
= was arrested recently by the d,
= ~ 'eiating one Of the ,
4 city ordinances. ,
fined $40 and !
y ordered 10 90 10 work. Mrs. ,
y Spaifs turned over TO Pro !
= baton Officer Read. and be an ,
notneed today the girl would
= be madeto attend school. de ,
= spite asa marriage,
4 ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
hoMLsTEAps.

HOMESTEADS.
~~y~0~-~~~~~~~4o~~~eN ~e~~~~~e~N~~~~N~N
We can locate you on an exceptionally
good homestead or desert claim IN one
81 the best fruit sections % Eastern
Washington Call TO see orchard Views
and get particulars
THE PERKiNs LAND COMPANY,
MI THIRD Az. MAIN 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10
LOST AND rotJno

~ sN<e-e-"->s--S>-N~~,
Gold nusxst. lost Thursday. rafnsr
flrs Anf fiks Fthdsr literally aafa
"a Queen Anne Tz4
tarf--fhe movements from watch 81
Woodland pafh, Tuesday H.ttt&. star
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FLATS.

NNNN~S~~~-~4NcN~Ne~r NrNe>r~c~~~~N~~N~~N
The " wellington modern fuuf room.
steam heated apartments. 1909 Jackson
Of private bath paved district; rents
reduced. ga 10 t25. See janiior on
promises
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noarn yAklma.-rhe town Of

Morriacy. which was once plated
and planned 20 be one OF Yakima
Valleys biggest towns. went out OF
existence today.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.

THE KENYON
Real homes Tor discriminating people.
p ard t-roam. fuiiY Furnished aFarf.
manta. fcairr ear 20 fthi ous block narfh
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HELP wANTEp-MAIE.


HELP wAsTEp-mAIE.
wantes Men ana womsn 70 learn the
hAFber trade LarEssf and mcst eora
glsis .etissi In the west Vases psid
/ shna iearuiaH Az UNLIMITED course ffes
coms and sse "a % ufii. fos par
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
81 Washington. Or TSs Third A..
Coupon ss.nfs t-si prspesitisa IN IA
elty ufanat aisaia. ia FIRST az
| 0risntai psai foosas W. stss ear patrons
trsds checks ssif Teira az. bsswssn
s,sss wsn ~aatss 70 sai bet reas. sss'
rooI Roon. isii Thlsa az. sssssss
rghs ana rRinn
Nee. cIesa 80 foanls- sIsa - hrafra
bot snt cold runnins satst. ! baths ~
~ near fiEs 81
\ bs8 GOVERN aESr roefatoSs
is,s. Dsrs SO q Resss.,sF s
Apr..s ~ Peoi Hesa. sii spies y
~ " cransr Tsd Daiss
Fheeea1 -hana eiatnss bausht saia aad
ssrhaassa isii fihs e. Z ttst. n tias
cHAWFoED Ft6On co IA Hsu
gietsr surfacirs Ani fsfnisAinE dons
Hhasmasaf rAnf~f ss a4ilssn q
BiTuATIoNs wANrED-mAlE.
-~-~----~--.---s----------~
ipunG nIaa wishes f0eifiun a. Strand
sy AdiFsss u ute. star
faintsf haisarninsr. wanis steady JOE,
~asss - 81 pef SAY. m-tsst IL. staf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s-.-s~c~~~~se-~~o~~~0~e~ N~~eN~~~~~-~~~~-oe-ee
wanted. Tor students atfsHalnE Nuffh-
@sg eumusr Normal. foarns wiih and
Ntthaat board. ilGht hoasss % rtnE apis
preas JuiF iTth Write nr. ftafinx
Utre muai - reasonable Address rhas
FaEan. Cascade srhoei
n tatvAiien AFfnf wants hahy riethinK
as7f ffsht ioase rusf fqf unfortunate sifi.
Drap card 81 ssuf 80 raFfain blanche
katsln isif Eistth Az
Waaf.d--A eaupie 60 take eafs 81
tmhy. one that has rice yard prefer
tErn~ rns hasfnE couple - -chHdfen
Gal isie1 ssvsnih az
FWspfrd-A sect sseond hana safe
phors Green t1tf Hsf are
=
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Ff7T TdSEVlTTTG rSbFHfSSTiIs6S 20
c1fnsr fth and unloaE Main 1907. lad
s7as FREMONT OFFlCE, All IRE
mont ~. Phones. North 10. Green III.
HUTr rRWOHTH = soy, Professional
Directors ard Licensed Embaimsrn iFfi
LAT crp Moore theatre. Both phnnss tts
HannsY. watson Co. FunerAi Directors.
ThiTd ~ and unlFgEaIty bon phenes ~
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Al hiu1s Of store futures cnunfer.
shsirinx etc. made A. - Bell at Phone
tni 1895
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ThlFd Fl11f Vow f0fk
CENTRALIA

40 acres good clover. grain and fruit tand.
los house barn. chicken house acres
well cleared 10 aersH aaN III to grass.
balance rough acre orchard. wells.
spring. ice fare o. place o. , miles
drive 10 city. = mile - school Price
o. 600. ffeg cash
WEST COAST LAND co.
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,srs-esr-es~-~~.~-~-~s~-~
,..s 20 hagids Auefsor ana STORAGE "a. .
- IHst Az. vii bay gour K10de or
80 mem on commission A y Ueft.
shil1. auctioneer Main 7fss. n ffft
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ON good county road. iust across the
sound Fina unW wharf Good sch.
easily cleared Terms 80 cash. bal
anaa % per month. FrFr use - t9t
fsaf Of salt aaund beach Fine place
Tor ehieksn ranch
OLE HANSON a CO.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

Wssuake AZ. rev. clean. fufnished
steam heated bedrooms tfor menl
natss 81 % rer weeki 1se per night,
olympic Apartments Hcusrkesping
rooms. fi16 and up. single rooms 81 80
and up; best and cheapest close In apart
.uenis IN city. near public market goio
Neateru AZ
De VILE open under new management,
housekeeping and single rooms sit r
Alder a. Phone tt0e
Modern Furnished room. IS month. iiea
uafrlann ~ hael
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-10

RIAL E.TATE LOAN
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RIGHTS RESTORED
 TO PETER KELLY AND CHAS. SCHWINK
(From Our Special Cores.

Hartford, April 4.-In the House today the resolution amending the charter of the Hungarian Sick Bene- fit society of Bridgeport passed with out opposition. The change provides for an increase of death benefit from $500 to $1,0O0 and eXempts from at tachment all sick or death benefits This will was introduced and fathered by Senator Bartlett of Bridgeport.
 The House, under a suspension of the rules, unanimously accepted the favorable report of the committee on forfeited rights restoring the electors privilege to Charles Schwink and Peter Kelly, both of Bridgeport. The chairman of the committee stated that the testimony before the com mittee by number of responsible citizens of Bridgeport indicated that both of these men, whatever had been their indescretions in the past. were now living the lives of upright men and were worthy of having their lost privileges restored. The matter will now go to the Senate where a similar action will undoubtedly be taken.