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Evening star., 1911-05-28
Nip and Tuck from Start.

The mixed eight-oared shells furnished
a race that was nip and tuck from start
to finish. After rowing the half-mile
course the race resulted in a dead heat
between the Reds and Whites. Had 1t
not been SO dark when this race was
over the crews would have rowed again.
No time was taken of this race
Charles Wagner, member Of the club.
made the best showing OF the day. In
the single canoe he won first place in the
time Of 3.37 over a ee-eighth-mile
course. In the canoe fours he came out
first. with Ed Mueller, Randolph and
Walter Thrall. the time being 1.57. In
the canoe double he also won with his
partner. Ed Mueller. The time was 30
Another race was between Ed Mueller
and Walter Thrail in single shells. the
former winning over q three-quarter-mile
course in the time of 4.45. Thralls time
was 4.4712 The race was fast and in
teresting, there being one length differ
ence at the finish.
The club held a special dance last night,
when more than a hundred couples were
present.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Wouldn't Be Bluffed.

Mr.. Gates was asked many hypothetical
questions r4ating to the power OF the
steel corporation 10 dictate prices and to
Evening star., 1911-05-28
RACES ON THE RIVER
Potomac Boat Club Holds Its
Annual Regatta.
EVENTS PROVE ATTRACTIVE
Clear Weather Brings Out Large
Crowd, Including Many Women.
CREWS MAKE GOOD TIME
Charles Wagner Wins in Singles,
Doubles and Fours, Making Best
Showing Of the Day.

Keen competition marked the races in
the annual regatta OF the Potomac Boat
CluD yesterday afternoon. Clear weather
brought out a large crowd. including
many OF the fair sex. The event. which
is the first of this season. is considered
one Of the best held by the club in years,
and from present Indications another
club regatta will be held during the lat
ter part Of June.
The feature Of the day was a match
race between the Junior eight-oared
crews Of the Potomacs and the Analostan
Boat Club. In which the Potomacs won
by a length. in three minutes and three
seconds. Analostan's time was three
minutes and eight seconds. The race was
from the Three Sisters to the Aqueduc
bridge, about one-half q mile.
The winners rowed steadily from the
start and kept a good pace to the finish.
On the other hand, the Analostans got
a good start and held their opponents
we'll until Orville Drown.
who was rowing fifth, caught a crab
about halfway the course, and as a re-
suit the crew lost ten strokes. They
put UP hard race, however, and stuck
to their task to the finish.
Another race that attracted attention
was the double canoes, in which I'D
Mueller and c. II. Wagner won in two
minutes and ten seconds. r. D. Ran
dolph and Walter Thrall were second
and Philip Hooton and c. e Parker were
third. E. a. Quintard and c. G.. Quintard
intended to enter the race, but on leav-
ing the clubhouse float the canoe cap
sized and they were unable to get to the
starting place in time. In trying to right
the canoe the boys furnished much fun
for the gallery.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
The All-Night Conference.

He revealed how Mr.. Morgan, alarmed
by Mr.. Carnegie's plans, had sought the
advice of himself and James ]. Hin. how
Charles NJ. Schwab, who. he said, was
the only man who had influence with
Mr.. Carnegie. was called in to suggest a
way to stop Carnegie" and how the pio-
neer steel king OF the country was curbed
in his purpose. though greatly TO his
financial gain. He explained that the
steel business was threatened with sew
eral demoralizing forces when Carnegie $
plans became known and that Mr. Nor
gan and others became alarmed fearing
that Carnegie would demoralize both
railroad interests and steel prices.
This was the situation as described bv
Mr.. Gates, himself a director at present
in the Republic Iron and Steel Company,
when Mr.. Morgan sent word to him
through James j. Hill seeking a confer
ence 10 determine what could be done.
MIR. Gates said he told Morgan that
Charles NJ. Schwab was the one man who
could influence Mr.. Carnegie Out of that
came an ali-night conference at Mr.. Nor
gans New York home, the outcome o.
which was the United States Steel Cor
poration.
Mr.. Gates answered with candor nearly
every question put TO him by Representa-
| tive Stanley, the chairman, and other
members of the committee. but stirred
| them somewhat when he declined to state
/ what ae thought was the value of the
| common stock of the steel corporation.
/ j. I'll
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ron sAlF-rIIpNlrIIor
Business Directory

al mff1fss. 7~'-o-'~'N0-r-N~r
- - ssessrsfs-e ~<Nsa~S~-es~.~-@
aY-paaH book n h1l1se ssss-,<s
800 R&hNal9M plans. giving aizes 80
80. " Voorhees,. Areht. al ftfsi
WANhEN Il Ut T7T-71sfi ~ 49,
Hauk niaR II $50
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Jail Bill Referred to
Griffiths' Committee

they now stand a prisoner must be
charged with an offense within IS
hours after HIS arrest The con.
stitution OF the United States and
Of nearly all states demand that a
prisoner must be charged Inn
mediately following HIS arrest.
In order 10 prejudice the public
mind against the jail reform BILL
reports have gone out 10 the effect
that a prisoner must 20 to trial
within a certain time, according to
the terms OF the bill This IL false
II only provides that the arresting
officer must place charge against
the prisoner within a certain time
in order TO do away with the present
abuse OF depriving men and women
OF their guaranteed liberties with
out due process OF law.
Next Monday the Jail reform
measure should pass the city coun-
Gil
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Following the jury the graft
trial late yesterday Prosecutor Murphy his opening
statement the jury.
Murphy prove;
That Wappensen himself Gerald close
friend Of I'll GILL the ater election probable
That Wapponan appointed chief but not In office said 70
Gerald vtl chance all
referring proposed opening a restricted district
That replied: a handle that"
within Gerald introduced CID upper weppenn
Gsrald's cafe.
wappensteiu
lease for the Midway aud stated that he wouldn't let sam Pnhocf
who held the lease that time the house himself
m don't the Midway the line there wsppen-
stein aad Tuppcr.
Topper reported wappcnaen
said ought another What il the best
replied. Paris" ordered that
upper whether
ponsbl Nichols said u wappcuaen 70 for
THAT wappensten Nichols By phone Tup.
all
Midway only prostitution
wappensten each
The city health department
his
Topper right whenever
That Tuppera yista not Of long duration.
Gid Wappenstein
payments wappensen
wappensns safety deposit
called
the F. Bcnn OF Aberdeen her
deposited $4,000 another
That wappensn bank deposits tiiOo In 1909 and $4,000
In 1910
wappenstcn upper
r. will Gid Give enough
pmpa I reputation II
shooter like would that would lay down
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May Prosecute
Unreasonable
Trust Con erns

WASHINGTON. May 30 Much
OF the consolation. which the big
business iutereata purported 10 find
In the decisions OF the supreme
court IN the Standard OH and
American Tobacco cnaea, was dis.
PEELED today when attorneys who
studied the decision OF Chief
Justice White yesterday In the TO
haoeo case declared their belief
that Il opened the way for criminal
prosecutions Of the tobacco mag
mates
The decision. Il IL pointed out.
not only lays "A basis for prose.
BUTTONS. but Ia the atroneeat
language urges such action. This
construction IL placed on phrases
recurring through the opinion 81
Chief Justice White. Had the court
merely affirmed the decree OF the
trial court aud ordered the dis
solution Of the trust. criminal
suits would have been barred But
by reversing the Judgment the
court held the directors and Of.
Ulcers parties 10 a conspiracy aud
significantly referred Co mani.
featati0na OF conscious wrong
doing
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Seattle yesterday afternoon suf.
fered another delay on her road 10
fall reform. As predicted in The
Star. Grfflths' bill was referred
10 another committee, the judiciary
committee, OF which Griffiths is
chairman.
Two reports were before the
council. one signed by Blaine and
Haas, recommending indefinite
postponement. and another signed
by Erickson recommending the ac-
ton which WAS taken. almost with.
out discussion and by unanimous
vote.
Two more bills we're introduced
by Griffiths along the same lines.
intended TO waive the objections
raised against his first bill These
were also referred to the judiciary
committee 10 be considered to.
gether. According to the bills as
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Att hAtf0 EfrN8 Ase4fAfu W Mrsl
LONDON. May 30s--It required
come Of the highest, shrillest notes
that Enrico Caruso could command
today to express hls Indignation at
being sued for breach Of promise
b. a shop girl" Of Milan.
The tenor WAS very angry and
explained with much vehemence
that the case. In which she asks
80 1000. was based on letters writ.
ten when be endeavored to engage
her as a housekeeper.
Caruso said the letters we're
somewhat intimate. but they con-
tanned no promise of marriage. and
after he had met the girl In Ber-
lin with some OF her family he de-
cided abe was low and common"
aud be could not engage her.
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NEW YORK. May 30 George H.
Parker, the wealthy Seattle man
who made his fortune In selling
wireless stock. must serve two
years in the federal penitentiary st
Atlanta. Ca
Parker. with Christopher c. VII.
son. president OF the company. and
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TALLEsT WOMAN, Q FEET
AND ~ INCHES

CHICAGO. May 30.--EIIa X.
Ewing Of CORN. Mo. the tallest
woman In the world, ls In Chicago
20 get medical treatment for a
weak heart. She is nine feet, one
and a nalf inches high and weighs
ass pounds She had intended 10
stay at the Auditorium hotel but
found no bed there big enough to
Accommodate her.
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WALKED INTO FIRE

BAN FRANCiSCO. May 30
With a smile on his face, Rev.
Henry +. Rowland. believer in oc-
cult healing. calmly walked into the
flames which destroyed the Chutes
Amusement park Sunday night,
says Mrs Ida Mcfarland.
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PARKER GETS
2-YEAR TERM

four other higher-ups of the con.
Germ. we're convicted Of using the
malls 10 defraud here yesterday.
and they were promptly sentenced.
Wilson was given a three-year term
and the others drew two years
The convicted men were held In
the Tombs pending an appeal.
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WAsttthGToN--Aibers RoEen.
thai. portrait painter. startled the
house committee with the charge
that be received bat $3.50 for paint.
ting the portrait OF Associate Iua-
tice Day. while the records show
he WAS paid g. $50
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Girls Dance Highland Fling"
Carnegie Gives 'em All $500

800 celebration. A check for that
amount, signed by the iron master,
is IN the hands OF Mrs. Margaret
Knox. school teacher. who arranged
the dance.
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The finest steamships In the At
lautic service viii call at Pacific
ports during the Pacific ex-
position at San Francisco II the
steamship companies accept the
guarantee offered BY exposition Of
lcials.
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fARMs 40 Acaes-coa,Inaea


ua nfe gnf IF those fellows Nb8 ta sfratd
De- viii stHree ta death II his name "
not On p payroll Take ehHuea a.
plare like tHiH ln ChehHlin valley
20 sHfss Hii eleHfeu land Hifh HeHH
sfneh hgusr aud barn. crops laahin
uuH3 a. COO Hu Terms On buy plsre
- good uniuprufHd tHud 80 eco per
Gre and re e up We hHfe a. ana
other fine buFa
WEST COAST LAND co.
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NEW YORK, May 30.--Twenty
girls who danced a Highland fling
for Andrew Carnegie at the Central
park fetc are In line today for a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-30

a TAcOMA.-Wlth a woman q
= At the helm. tho sailing yacht .
= WiuonA 81 Seattle dropped q
. anchor ia Commencement bay. q
q finishing hours ahead OF her q
q competitors. A. Bonita. own. .
. ed by Capt Larsen Of Tacoma, q
. has won two or the three So. a
= attic Tacoma races. the Metro. =
= p0litan cup goes 10 The local 4
q man. q
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Wanted 10 Nsmf~-ff Yas have nnV fat
faH~s NHassa fats 30 hotels o. Jesse
tlst thea a. lhia affttH. as taHrs are t9n
ksaut calls fer came GengNs a. tstus9 b.
Ntf n mtaeks mHNffts Wash
I. Wasted @i4aan ffam private party
81 eHa for 3 Nanra mNf alive fiFat mort
gage nn ~ acres iu HilN limits, worth
50 &aai ne commission lshans \ sttF
Chiitfun aaafaea beat ~ care -
ufhsF children. nsw house taAf Dallas
AZ fhHns beacon 1893.
Amy ans haeine female doe % Eiys
&aaF shepherd preferred address G lTA
Mfag
VIII else HaFss ffee psstafr sma csrs
fuf affss anrs be- whiis 6 tfs Ataf
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
hoMEsrEAns

-~7~~N@e~~seN~~~e-e~S @eNeeS~~@>-~-r~~~e~e~cec
We can locate you un en- eRCauftunais
Nnpd homestead ~ desert eihlm 81 one
- she beet fruit sections u kasfern
WasNluEtBu call 10 aee orchard FieN
ana SEES particulars
ThE PiRNiNa LASD COMPANY.
I'LL THIRD Az MAIN &ef
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e~e-Aen~~e-~@~es@se~eN~s~ s@s~srNN~~r~~es~s@~s
Lost Saturday nfKbt GA Madfana eai
between astH ana ftuw and James 81
&ANFa Diamond hfnnfh 10 reward fHl
rrtafn Ga g Church. iaEa t4nd az
Phone Easi NAfH
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SlxE1 pHGy7r
TaAot ) ss ,' cogscI
~SEayYIk
SPECIAL NOTICES.
s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~s~~~~s ~N~4~~~~S~~~~~~~~~~
NTOcKuOfsnEHw MEETING
sgsies e hsfsey EiFsn ses tssu's q,
~ ~, rsms.,s a..s+tat sss Misi - ssss
n BAIL No 10. Labor Tesugie. Seattle. A.
, y On Neaaay' guns ~ 1874.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
fT7r Te1a f'1TTT5GT'7 Tf'TiyTTT TT7fTJ'7I' -
Corner sth ard uuluug Main 1891, Ind.
ties FREMONT OFFICE. nsfg Pre-
taant ~ Phones Sefth asa. Green II
BUfTEWWoWTH 4 BON rr8fessganai
Directors and Licensed EmhsimaFs 1874
I IL, epe Maara ihsasfs 10th phause 80
Hsnnsy ~ aisae Co. Funsrai Dirertnrs
third ~ anf rpiesfrliy both phonss 8
PERSONAL.
e->~4N~s~~~~s~~~~~s~~~ >s~s~-~-~~s
RUPTURE CURED DO not scar
truss permanent. ahApiufs. without ntsf.
alton ~ detention from business ~
iaber. over one hundred cases cured pas,
The Harvard system sos shafar midg
ttti Nerpnd Az. seattle
STYLISH MAkEovEa SHOP
Hats trimmed, dyed. cleaned and re-
blocked Riamee tufis1 aud cleaned
Alteration Dept Nsw and old gar.
LADIES HEMODELiN0 PARfsOHs
Ne. garments made and Old rsusaaelsa
Latest styles Prices reasonable as
Arcade nids lad Z fsiT
Arcade BIDS Ina 4 asiT.
Ais yen Riehsrtj graduate midwife.
eeasfally treated. physician n required
Eas,laEe ca 10 valley - from q
Refined ruspsctahle WIDOW. aee 81. de-
sirNs gentleman partner IN ruofuinK
house. thoroughly competent Address
.c III. star.
Deteetlve work. strictly confidential
WANTED Everyone suffering tom
BLOOD or SKIN disorders o. any kind
famous remedy sis pscific nidK
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
PHONES MAIN lse7i IND 70
Don't be lonely Join oar matrimonial
ladies' free this month
For fire stamp photos. visit the
Pioneer studio. s2b First av
INTHOpucTtoS socfETY
1877 Third az. 10 81 hyese hois..
HELP WANTED-MALE.
-~-~.~-~~e~~~~~-~s@-~-~ss
wanted Men and women 70 learn the
barber trade Largest and most come
piete school IN the West Wages paid
while learning An unlimited course free
Come and see ps or write Tor par
tlcmihrH
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
81 Washington. or 7R0 Third Az
gHHUN Main k4nA
Wanted = Gee men 90 play pool ~ the
Oriental pool rooms We give our patrons
trade checks i4ig Third ay.. between
fika and Union.
!, 900 men wanted 20 cat hot roast beef
sandwtches Isasement Oriental
Pike and Unlnn
FREE CANADA LANDS.
Parties leaving daily We l.cate YOU
on free homesteads ia AiInrta and
Haskatchnwan Rnom eos Pacific Blk
New. clean bed rooms, steam heated.
hot and cold running water, 2 baths, $50
per uiRhi aud Up Hotel Model, 1910 Srd
av.. near Pike ~
5000 sONERAMENT POSITIONS
OPEN~-Write for Hist Franklin tnaii+
tufe, Dept ass q, Rochester NJ "
HprihR st Pool Hoom, 22i spfing st.
Rest IN town. everything new, gMc per
cue w. rramer, Fred palne
Wanted a boy who eau feed a press
Apply 400 Fourth
second HAND clothes, bought, sold and
EXCHANGED 1911 pike 81. q 26a9, ~ bas2
Wanted WaHherman and marker.
Phone ballard SO o. ballard 1863.
CRAWFORD FLOOR co. II s72is
Floor surfaeing ana refinlshing done.
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III YOU ARE LOOKING TO RENT
HOUSES. CALL on
GEORGE L. COLMAN.

III YOU ARE LOOKING TO REM
HOUSES. CALL on
GEORGE l., COLNAN.
csc Nee Npfa rfnta eaattis
NT@ cottage apaftment. meaeFu. g
tAfen hsauElfsai FunsHs fwe bay aiMhue
gsHfaa sails. plate fasts hail hath Kas
raaxes tlHelsuni. navsa fisffift fssief
ear sea- 3 Aiasr .raasr tEe
Ma sts ana ate8
vs. nsat-lfeusss ta aii paris q ne
Hifp Furnished aHd pnfufnasana tssngas
T.. caimsa, s&e Is Mnes. Neaiiin We
Hia -feem asaasFn haass seaaristslr ~.
aiahad. fine xisW hesnufstI iswn ana
~ isis west s5sa raeas nAiiara g
u6ass fn teat tsA. e3ess - apes asa
srng plsatF 81 vegetables Geo. Walls
9t5sYe faasa cottage eth bath ana
ftna. iisae ssi hsilsxus -
ii ssrsssass farnishsd shaex far safe
|tIst 1871 isth a.
H.. l TuRslsstSo Ho Se,->,oo
IL 'vsfsinsa - h0i saa eoia waiss
III fet rnsassa ssf- baths and phesss
bred tan pufsidsi rates frpm o. 81 g.
ss!.'g': svsrysh'ns = "a s.. ssss "a'A-
|TtfE ANNEX sae4 Eishth AZ. near
fMesfAahs ~ rev eisans furnished
tEtsam heated beaFenFue tfor anen.f
Itatas 81 Sc pnr wNsh. ste rst nlFht
Euiympie Apartments tioaseksspius
tsnss. ft.Ts ard 10. sinKis reWrns ~
att 9p. hsNt ana rhma pest eiasssin apart
afnais 10 pisy. near Hubite market seie
ctoAN IN
Iiaahsiors 81 IS ena IS %. Including
lssiw asa iaunarr 1913 rise -
Tcisan. nieeiy Furnished snoms uac
efens iiis asvsnsh az rear
TfHEE cesy rpolns. rrisafa family. 90.
tta III. sisss 80 Tess ssnsea -
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
s>.~s~-~s~-~~~~~sN.~ ->~y~.~~N~~~-~~s~~~~~~
IF you ARE LOOKING FOR A
SUITE OF ROOMS IN A FINE
APARTMENT HOUSE on QUEEN
ANNE. sl5 TO $40 PER MONTH.
CALL ON
GEO. l.. coLMAN.
So Wee York Block. Seattle
Futplshed apartneuisi fins yief
SIS ia valley 1ussn Anne 1885
FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-r-~4~~S~~e~S~~~~~N~r~ >~s>e>>~~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~
.ssas n ss made dee j Ss s.. e'i rssa.
AnA Aste,
ra Rent incutatef iarxe capacity. A.
snra Phone Red sac
UsEkEEplNG ROOMS.
s>~~~~~~~e~~~~~z~~~~~~ ~.N~~~s~~~~~~~~~0~
Park apartments. corner Pike and
n0Vfetnn, 2 sunny outside housekeeping
rooms. regular kitchen. hot and running
Water, sink, free bath aud laundry. twn
blocks from srhanl, si& minutes from pub
Ne market, electricity. Fas range. 81 TO
week Also convenient sinele heasekeep~
ina " 81 Fhpne East atsT
tsf.fME r%
narhslnfs, tf2s. flte and S. 90
electric ifGht. Kas and laundry included
tols rike It
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SITUATION wANTEo-rEnAtE

sgs@~es@~~u@eNeN~sasasrsf
widow Wtshes huunraufh foF q
ifHwef uf bachelor city ~ country
IL tTe sfar
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The SEATTLE STAR

I'LL ,JLf1 i i LII ~ IAN
~0f6aan sfase GiAias r. az
Mhsm Fauf saaeeFiNsfan vaptfss u On he
address latei sc Ya~F nap@f When that
1asm arrives If faNF n@eserirsiah has mat
SCALA been p@tA IN a&Fames. FeHf Haese
"a taksH fs#su fHe ttst a change - e@ts
SEA fha address tAhsi Il resstgs
~ maN tssfieu9 g. aaxaHEs4 - esnts
nsHmEh wH ta as n8FHshs sis WaaHffs
81 te4 ere rear. fANa
~ mait. Has ~ xltF. % ssHfs per fnunth
mp g. HiE fsaHtasi ala WaHtsss q fs. 0Ne
rear ttes
Classified mant as etc eas eeng pet
~erH. msftfHMns ehafNN fsf swY al ~
neuts EaleUhwHe nG Ia ani So wlii rsne
faltsetsE faE leN assHt haAn etse &Ad
AL
Pee ths eaaxpmsensa - cur f~aHsrs W~
haxs sstshitshed egeaeiss - lbs fai}a~s
y u ,ssilsa. ssss nsi'asa A. rhsas
eYewn raasvsnarv. eosnsr ten Az ana
ftur Eass Sets fna cedar taft
Aauataia kisw BsnE stsre. eugnrf fff1
6ma Aaaafa Neffh 8fe. uFesa ST.
fFwtnsat Drux Co.. FFEsnnHt a. and
M2 ma 81 Ne4Eh ti9&. f4feeH te
ssath rark rhaFmasr. ssat paiias ~.
Nt&HsY aaE
shsvsY street Pharmacy. corrsr snrs
Az anA q CkergN Is fhguss East ia
Csdat f8S
Alasaa uruw starw. sksh sra Green.
= assf az NhoNe MuFth 50
Ads taken wQ sn VI am
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. Apply Planned
Graft, Says
Murphy

Henry Sehwarhie. real estate.
II. n Miller. machiniss.
D. VI Deutsch. salesman.
ID J.. Mccartney. tailor.
J. J. wilaermuth. n r. express.
man.
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TIVE ACnE nANCH

DO vau want a k.arfs ranch ia tha white
River Valley The very beet garden
and berry land close 20 aehaol side
walk - tutrturhnH station. This ranch
viii be Hgid On r. small pa VmeHt down
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CLIFFORD LAND CO.
1913 Thira Az
ACHES ron $500.

Athk5 FOh VI .aVu.
Arfns nf iamd usFth wf kitF ard On this
ss9s uf Lake "a aahsnNfnn wfU eNFfAlnfF
make sac fNttMnaae uNmeE anae gsef4aant
a. fNw fNafs We offer ~ sale
affHa ~ fiNh bottom f4n3 affuAis on
running stream nagfh aua east -
Seattle aAtAEM Z - nasaa ~ Lake
WnsHtnNtmn. an terms af fthN eAeh.
balance atFetf bed ever fnuF years
We kn9N 81 10 ether tract ~ saun
fNf sHtt b. Else mnftd Nasltr cleared
GENE In aaiskff. a. the fsw tracts
VITA sitsstrs So nsatiF seus
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Il. Wander Wei. ahlp captain.
o Guaderaen. carpenter
" II Shorey, bookstore
J NJ kohier. carpenter
Geo r. Gray. marehAnL
Conrad 0lrHou. farmer.
John Lang.
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VIE WANT GOOD NEiGHBORs
AAn LAlnnnMEM EAI4


500 cotmnn Hide
WE WANT GOOD NEfGHBORs
AND IMPROVEMENTS
Ana a. special indursmeut have de-
eldad a. nHtl come " our CHOICE
NfFE-ArUE TRACTS 81 NefV ipN
prttes ANp VERY EASY TEHMh.
tftH. fzfh SD ta49 per ftaet. Hfcf
LEVEL LAND. adjoining small faHns
one hsur from seattle We d0abf II
Fnu can bog elsewhere SUCH GOOD
LAND. ~ sell located, f9f double she
sugufg Terms sf per month. See
ROBERT MALTBY.
1919 Alaska BLDG
ft.f Yauf sapiusa in iaua .laaa near
Seattle. land in the tine 81 develop
ulsmf north and east ~ Eeaftis We
are the tafHerf dealers iu land Horth
HHa easf % fHe tlfg f.ow prices. naHF
terms Come Boz
OLE HANSON A. co,
Thifd FLOOR Aew Yofh nioek
Fsf safsTsn acre improved ranrb
adfelHtuK Faii CffNt ffetfoun hgBse.
hnfn SUD other buildings young orchard
emily 81 SOC if cold in two Meeha For
terms sea Georges q Kelley Pail CITY,
WHHh.
seres good alder bottom. ~ miles
from dneA an Lake washington. across
from Geacht pafh gfes ee pnr acre
AFpLETD& COMPANY. Gobb HidF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-30
OLE HANSON & co,



Yakima land, soc acres for sails OF
trade Call Ballard bba.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-30
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