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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
FORTUNE FOR
81 PER WEEK
CLEARWATER

KINGSTON n. r.. Doc. 81
Miss Esther SieiKht. an Is-yaar-old
girl. who has for the lant year
earned 81 weok In cigar fac.
tory here. win leave In a fow days
for Vancouver. H. G.. 10 claim a
legacy loft her In the viii Of Arx.
Charles vRndeuatcr of this city.
According 20 the adsices received
here. Miss slcight 10 made tho re-
nlduary iegntee OF an estate worth
several millions. Miss alelght met
Mrs vAnde~ater while she was
working az an Atlantic City hotel.
two PEARS ago. and the two became
fast friends.
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BODY FALLS
INTO AIR PIPE

GENTRY. Mo.. Dec. 3i.--Tbe 10.
months'old child ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Gibson. while playing ON tho
floor moved thu grato over tho
pipe from tho furnace and siipped
into tho great wide hotair pipe
and down into tho water tank on
top OF the furnace.
Tho mother saw the child az II
was disappearing down tho pipe and
summoned help. The pipe was I'M
iointed and the child rescued un.
harmed, Tho baby owes its life
10 the fact that II slipped into the
pipe feet first Otherwise 4 would
have been drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

Twenty.one grown men gather
nightly In class room AZ the Y.
NJ. c. A. 70 learn the a-b-c'a and
the three r's II 10 the class In
American citizenship and English.
conducted by +. Keith Merkloy.
In the class are represented 10
nntionalities Chinese. Japanese.
Greeks. Russians. Slavs. Italians.
and 40 on
America n n melting pot, The
peoples OF the world jump Into the
hopper. and come out IN little
while~-Americnn citizens Night
schools hasten the process
Here" says Marley. you have
international peace--aii in one
small ROOM
You will iind the same thing go
ing on in all tho public schools
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newcomers hnrrylng TO make up
for Lost time. trying 10 learn quick.
~ our language. our politics and
our ideals.
There are more than 1000 work
Ing men and women In Seattle who
attend the night achools. They
want TO get ahead"
II don't want 20 earn day.wages
ALL my llfe.- says Jim brcmmsF.
n mechanic. AT the " NJ. G. A.
night school. al be looks aE- from
a book on electricity.
lie Is good type Of thcse
nighs6chool etudents who are not
too lazy. when = hard days work
IN done. TO 60 10 school AZ night.
and not too proud 10 make a start
~ necessary. in tae infant" class
They make good citizens" says
Mcrkiey. the hest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
ALL READY FOR NEW PARCEL POST; UNCLE SAM GIVES
EVERYONE A CHANCE TO SWAT HIGH COST OF LIVING

and the new parcel post stamps
aren't good on other mail mat
ter.
The cost OF sending your package
depends on two things--its weight
by pounds and tho distance II goes
II IL all marked off on n chart In
the poetoffice. and your parcel VIII
be weighed on the new parcel post
scales.
II 10 we'll 10 remember that you
can't send stieks of dynamite. or
pals Of water, or anything that
might hurt any other package.
Packages OF eggs or butter from
tho farmer Just outside the city. or
latest fashions In gowns from tho
East. will be delivered TO your home
the day they arrive In the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
KANSAS CITY
DADS AFTER
u. S. JUDGE

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 3i.-~I,e.
cause Of his decision permitting
tho Kansas Natural Gas Co. 10 In
crease itA price from 10 10 81 cents
per cubic thousand feet Kansas
City KAN commissioners adopt
Cd resolutions today demanding
tho impeachment OF United States
Judge John Pollock.
Judge Pollockn decision pre-
vented the city from enforcing an
ordinance compelling the company
TO furnish gas AZ 20 cents. II
forces ts Missouri. Kansas sand
Oklahoma cities 10 pay higher
rates.
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ON. n. q NJ. SHOWS NEW.
STYLE CAR.

The observation-disclosures Railroad
& Navigation Co. Is host today 10
De people OF Seattle al an open
house and reception aboard one of
tho new allsteel combination cafe
and observation cars. four Of which
have Just been added TO the four
daylight trains between Seattle and
Portland. These cars. the highest
standard In beauty aud utility Of
construction. are the first 10 be To-
eeived In the Northwest and the
o.rW. r.. a n. officials are very
proud OF them.
The men and women Of Seattle
are all invited 20 inspect this car
q the Oregon. Washington Station.
Fourth avenue and Jackson stryL
until O'Clock this afternoon. I&ht
refreshments win be served the
visitors II Is In reality comblna-
don OF dining. Pullman and oh
eervafion car and Ia the last word
tn luxury and superior service on
exclusively daylight trains.
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+, FNuntleroy Park.
Suppose you want 20 send good
slzcd package of most anything,
alive. dead or Indifferent, ON New
Years day. It's as easy as mailing
letter. You don't need 20 bother
your head about zone systema."
Expressman Russell and his men
will attend TO that
Just shove your package In NJ tho
window especially provided for the
purpose. and ask "llow mueh1'
When you got your stamps. stick
them on. and your package IL on Its
way.
Only remember that you must
use the new kind OF stamp for
parcels. Ordinary letter stamps
are not good on your packages.
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MAD DOG in SCHOOL
BITES TEN CHILDREN

BALTIMORE. Md. Dec. si.--Ap-
parentiy mad. large dog ran
amuck 10 a public school building
here. and before Il was driven out
by a woman teacher. 10 children
were severely bitten.
A boy saved two OF his school
mates by pushing them into an
empty classroom and closing the
door. He was attacked by the dog.
and was himself rescued by a
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GARMENT WORKERS
PICKET FACTORIES

UF United FfN9E LEASED Wire
NEW YORK. Doc. 2i.--Aetivo
plcketing OF nearly 1000 clothing
shops and factories affected by tho
strike here Of the male Garment
Workers union began today. The
strikers say that 100000 workers
are out. while the Employers Az
sociation says that $4,000 Is the
outside figure.
There was little disorder today.
The strikers say that every big
establishment IL crippled This
the owners deny.
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EXPECT INVASION
OF SONORA AGAIN

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Dec. 3i.--A
large force OF Mexican rebels en-
campod today &c Opitas, Chihuahua.
opposite the Sonora border. accord.
Ing to messages received here. This
strengthens current reports that
the rebels are planning another in
vasIon OF Sonora.
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Uncle Sam viii beein the new
vpar "Wednesday By going into the
express business. lie Isn't going to
make money. either. He's going TO
- Il cheap.
Beeinning wednesday he VIII
deliver all parcels for you that
dont weigh over IL pounds and
dons measure ever six feet In total
lsngth and breadth. And he's 80
mx to deliver them right.
Postmaster Russell and his staff
az assistants. the local agents OF
Uncle Sans new parcel post. have
eserythIng In readiness weighing
nachines. stamps. offices. clerks
end all. The whole system VIII
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VALUES AFFECTIONS
OF WIFE AT $4,000

NEW YORK. Dec. 81 That sho
induced her daughter TO transfer
her affections from her husband 20
another man, is the charge made
against Mrs. Anne Croker Gourad
Ia n complaint filed by Walter
Morgan Russell In tho supreme
court here today, asking $4,000
damages.
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start OFF like ciockwork with the
turning of the new year.
Handling OF tho extra matter In
the city and outlying districts has
been prepared for. though the ex.
tent OF the service can't he deter.
mined until the system has been
given trial Special parcel post
stations for Seattle are:
Ballard. Columbia. Georgetown.
Green Lake. Nippon. Taylor's MIL.
University. aud city stations "a fol.
lows; A. ssrd and Jackson; Il. 14th
nv. and +. Pine. r. ata2 Fremont
av.; I. so49 18th av. W: NJ. f20
Adams st; z. Queen Anne and
Boston; ). Sa3i Dallas av.. w. Cali.
fornia and w. Holeate; u. sS0t
seth av. w: II. 7O2a California av.:
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teacher.
Following the dog as II dashed
from one 20 another Of the chill.
dren, the women teachers and old
er students. with rulers and what
ever other weapons they could So.
cure. tried to beat the animal off.
A teacher. by vigorous attacks with
a ruler. finally succeeded In driving
the dog into the street. whore II
was killed by n policeman.
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INSULT FLAG AND
LAND IN PRISON

LOS ANGELES. Dec Ninety
days each ID the acntence faced
today By Mike Mulch and George
zionich. who desecfnted the Amer.
lean flag during riot here Christ.
mas day. Both arc Auntrlana.
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~ United presn LEASED Wire
JERSEY CITY. N. j., Dec
3f.--One suit $40. one coat SIS.
one pair OF shoes 81 one pair
Of corsets 81.
This list, according to Vice
Chancellor Garrison. 10 tbs
limit TO which ~ husband
should 60 In providing apparel
for the outside OF his wife.
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LOS ANGELES. Dec. 31.--The
trial Of Carl Reidelbach. who In
vaded the central police station
with an informal machine several
weeks ago, was resumed today I'm
the superior court before Judge
Willis. Reidelbach maintains ga
running fire OF humorous comment
that caused the bailiffs 10 keep
gloved hands over their mouths.
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SPEND $50, 900, 900
FOR SOME TURKEY

BUCHAREST. Dec. 3l.--After an
all.night session the Roumanian
chamber OF deputies today unan-
imously voted $30.000,0a0 military
credit Roumnnla desires to par
|tioipato In the spells Of tho Turko-
Balkan war. and will put her forces
on footing TO enforce her de
mands.
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-~-~4~~~~-~s~~~~1~~
Why buy poor land when you can
get good land nj the same price7
The Mt. Vernon district. In SkaRit
county. In by far the leading
farming section OF Western Wash
ington. Why Because there tho
farmers have good land and are
making good. have Just bought
1900 acres of fine land. with 3
miles OF lake frontage on Big lake.
4 miles east OF Mt Vernon. and
| now want 100 good settlers for
these lands. This Is the country
where farming Is a success. No
question about Il. We also have
lots OF work for our settlers. and
can and will help YOU get along.
| will sell this land at $4,000 per
acre and up. on n small payment
down. balance payable during 10
years. Can also furnish you lum-
Der for house on monthly pay
ments. My 3 miles of water front
ago Is fine for homes and camp
ing. Before buying anywhere,
you should get one OF my free cir
culars explaining everything. and
do Il quick. You are the loser IL
you don't.
II. @. PETERS
Offices With Seattle Trust Co.
500 Third Av.
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People do not dread 20 keep den.
tai appointments with us You may
wonder why. Simply because your
work VIII and can be done with
iess pain. It's not necessary to
make patient suffer like they
used TO. We practically eliminate
pain. This doesn't decrease the
efficiency OF our work--we use the
highest grade materials obtalnablc.
aud every dentist In this office In
an expert. We are so sure that
we can please you that We say to
every patient n your work Ia not
satisfactory TO you We will refund
your money. Could we say this n
we were not sure of the kind Of
work We turn QUIT Think this over
Regal Dental Offices
Or. L. n. Clark. o. o. 6. (msnsnsr)
taos Third Ave. N. W. Cor. Union
NorE-6rine this Ad with you
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SALEM, Ore, Dec. 3f.--The SUI
preme court this morning affirmed
the decision OF the lower court in
the case OF the state va. the two
Humphrey brothers, convicted OF
numbering an old woman IN Ben
ton county several months ago.
They Will be returned TO Benton
county for re-sentencing.
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PUBLIC MARKETS

Turkeys 9sc and acc H. genuine
English plum pudding ssc 10 East
err oysters ato pt.. Olympia oysters.
tan pt.. use can asparagus. 20c.
fshgs. seeded raisins i5o. fkc can
nhfimpr. Toe. f.ih. can ground chocn-
bte. $50. best use catEup. acc bottle
l0c cans corn or tomatoes. for ibc
f4ttluautM Qfr can
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Business Opportunities

Rooming house. for sale. capacity
200 men. between depot ami dock.
~ owner. ifs Third Av, y
Also 7-room house and lot. Ice
chickens. all AZ bargain BY owner,
us Third Az. =
usr Isaancit'n Native Herbs for con
druggists
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rev Offices have just been reno
waited and put In fine condition in
the Washington building. Tos First
as.. and viii be rented 81 very rca
ronabis rates. Apply Room s0S
Washington fiuIidlng
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Thinking ~ mlaaHeaf Think ~ Us.
1850 upward. Meyers. Peoples
ifank Block
DON'T GET WET
when you can got uurallNdfor suits
and oVsrcoafh for 1900 and up.
Bring ad and get 10 per cent dia-
count
MIKE COHEN. 1917 Pike 81
"a q Z. q w KS 49,
M Bone corseta. guaranteed not 20
break, rust OF take a permanent
Kodak developing. roe roll, any
slEe. Jacobs Photo shop. = II Bid
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Furnished Houses

Modern L-rpom house. nicely fur
niehsd, gas. furnace heated. fine
location. near car line. Owner. SIG
18Th az, East 51ei.
Furnished cabin. ~ fnoHth. south 81
Whafrofn and Spokane av. John
William
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Lost and Found.
~-~~~-~~~s~>.~-~~~~~>~4~ es-cS~e~s-er>,>
Lost Savings book No. isosf Find.
or return 10 Dexter Horton Trust
and Savings BANK.
isias lodge Mssouic charm with eia.
fnond. between Frye hotel and
beaumont Apartments Probably
on EAsfiahe or y. Madison car,
Liberal reward Phone or see
Mrs Charter, Hofai savoy.
I've tfOe hiiln beiween first ay. aud
Marion ard Great Northern Fx-
press AT King At station, between
80 and sgas Engine House No.
Les and Warref Az.
Lost small dog black and white
with long hair. answers r. thr
name ~ Rex liberal reward for
any Information. very affcctionate
ana does many tricks Phone sid
ney iitt.
Lost--A lArge auto gihaa between
10th aud Auburn at ~ ON sunday
Finder please return TO g. Berry
man. sol Third ar.. Seattle. VIII
give liberal reward.
Sterling silver slfImbiea. Zoe, sterling
silver match bnRon. 81 %. I.tftie
1ewclry Store that sells Tor ieaM
1877 Third
Lost Between ieih and femicr and
Madrona park suit case containing
auit 81 rl@thrn reward. Apply
American Messenger Co. izs Ma
rtoH ct
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Apartments tor Rent

~r~~s~S~~e%r@e~es-r-~-~-
furniahod. tze; phone. light NJ. tzle.
krcelalar Apis Furnishes and un-
furnished ffh and Pike Main .ssi
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For Rent--Stores

c-~sNNr~e~e~r~1>r><-r<' r,<>-'< -
Good chance new store room All
ready for goods. at Bremerton. tlo
month, counters. shrifihk,
acafaa. showcase, three rooms Ia
rear. Hest place ia the state Tor
grocery store. 1879 PARK Az,
Navy Yard. H. 9. Morse. at build
ing
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For Rent---Ranch

sr~~~z~~~e~r~~sr@~~--
For Dairy ranch near Taco
mo stock on place. Inquire Span
nVenv deuof
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West Coast Land Co. iiia-fs Amer
lean Bank building. has been help
full to many homeeeokers and
farm land buyers the past year.
We do not recall farm o. piece
OF land sold by us I'm 1919 which
the owner could not sell today for
considerable more money than it
was bought for. We Intend TO
make the same class OF sales the
next year, and have some good
bargains TO start on. Read this
one: fI So M
by Investing 500 cesh ana sib a
month We will seiIsyoh 100 acres
OF good land In Lewis county. near
three railroads, creamery. bank,
high school and large town. This
Ia bargain at si2.b0 an acre that
you can save from your salary or
wages. Other land bargains OF
larger or smaller size.
WEST COAST LAND co.
fffg-l4 American Hank bldg
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untxernity Undertaking PnrlVra, szit
itsh ". y. North siz w. u. Fork
nef.
v. IL BrTTEitWoKTH A. Sons.
1871 Fifst ay Main Or Elliott stg.
'Iss~.~~~c.~r~~r-
10 sdons cut Towers. funeral plecea
Elliott 1tGs 1913 Second. Green
house, fsearon STs
BURNS Ff.oRAf. Co. s0i srd Main
ztta--Cut flowers. deaisnh. seeds
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Help Wanted-Female
~~~~~-S~~s~~~~~~~~~~~>. >~~~~>ee~~N~s~~~~~~~<
Wanted fer January !. 100 ladies 20
anaisf In financial effort for a
good cause Call Monday or Tues.
day, December 40 and 81, at 2st
Globe Block. First and Madison. or
phone Elliott 1855
Woman for general honaework Tn
West Seattle Ask for Mr. Ham
mer, q. e. a Co. Third aud Pine.
Experienced ahtrt operator on collar
machine. Dagg. Derendcn Co. lea
Jackson at
FRofIcH SKIRT pARf.OitS.. 3rf-1
Arcade Bldg. speciality. ready-to-
wear skirts. petticoats. Millinery
and rcmodciing pariors In conncc-
tton.
HoT POINT IRONS. as.s0
Guaranteed 10 Years.
Sound Electric Co. 1910 First Az.
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Exchange-Real Estate
@~-~~~sN~~~.~@~~~-N~~.@ r~N~-~~~.~.~-~-~.~~~S~
a <-horsepowe gasoline launch to
trade for piano.
5 lots. valued ttee each. 30 trade for
furniture or anything OF equal
value. VIII trade one or all OF
Phone G. Madison. Elliott 22a0W.
Piano. $3.50. auto, 81 TOO: Will trade
either for lot Y. NJ. BIRD. North
2o7.
VIII trade city property for lot
nallard lse. a3el w. s.th e.
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Lost and Found.

~l4IN~-~~0s~~~-~~1~.1 ~<<Te~-rTF<fsFs@
WEI wash Laundry Queen Ann.-es
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For Sale - Miscellaneous

-. >>~><~e~c-0~~~~-o-~-~~-~
have large assortment Of
damaged bath tubs. sinks and
a, basins. huatad's. zI5 Second S.
.rN pianos for rent. rent applied on
---.-.... MOVIE Toner. az Union
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IGr&Onaf.
s~-~<~<a<~~<~~~ss@<eesf~ fsr~~e~Ns~vre<~r~fsf~es
RUPTURE CURED. permanent, no
operation OF detention from labor:
over 1e0 cases cured past two
years ages / 70 10. Harvard hys-
TEN. 81 Eifsl bidE.. seattle.
II Mfs. Anna Olsen. ssis " s9th al.
will call AZ The Star Branch office,
11s Union A.. she Will receive two
box seat tickets 60 FanfeKeH thea
tire FftEF.
Wanted know the where
nbouts or Adam Maxan. Address
STANLEY urobusky. 500 Ninth AZ.
Phone Main s0tS
Hippofrufup Academy, banctuT
taught la fws lessons. private or
class. Apply office.
uflYETTr uf.ADEA nharpened. soc
deK yNrors. Use, etc itoi tth ~.
Get Acanaintca hocisiY Names and
addresses 93s Pine -. ladies' free,
Say 4 sAw II in The star
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NF-0-"F.N.F-1.F~F-N-ol'-
Board and room In private family.
9IfSA Sgvsnth as.. near Wsstlake.
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Classified Directory


BANKS
~ 60 r~<.<~s~~
ihe Canadian Bank of comrnerce---
Head office. Toronto, Canada 1859
nfhsshes IN Canada. etc.l General
banking business. Interest allowed
Ss s sssin ~ ana tins. deposits
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EtOttt W IOolh
~~r~rs-r@~.,7>H<7- ~-~.~-~-r-~ee4-~~~-~
.o.o.. ItEsI. EsTATE LOANS
CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
vn improved or vacant property, any
amount, $50 20 $500. long or short
tmet easy paymenfsi no delay.
slarterant a Co. az Boston Blk
Farm. timber. city loAns, money
ready quick action. 800 Mehlborn.
MONTY TO LOAN
geo. - Green, sos Arcade Building.
sHA1fEI AND COLLATERAL
IL
respectable place 70 borrow money
on diamonds and Jeweiry. low
raten. private offices American
Ieweiry Co. 500 Second
w YOU NEED MONEY
Aohns on household goods pianos or
personal notes 10 employees, terms
and payment reasonable. Come
and see U.s.
EASTERN BROKERAGE co.
~ --IInern tank Bldg. fth a Piks
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GOOD DAIRY RANCH
30 acres. 9 acres OF rich
bottom land, about one-third clear
cd. with good Greer through the
place. large barn. cows, chicken
houses. chickens, horse, buggy.
etc. Good orchard. All for $500.
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Poultry Wanted
Wanted to Buy---Furniture

<~re>~~<~~e>~r.>-re~~~-~.~ ~~c-~-N-~.~-~-~~~.~~
Want houne A. office furniture. cash
olbhon Chandler $40 Pike. NJ 1921.
Modern fufn Co. as Pike N s6fE
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s,--DD't.lH<ltss-Il IAHLE5
fgH sALE--SEW AND sECoND.
nAND Caron and Pocket billiard
aaniss and bowling alleys and ac-
eessorses. bar fixtures Of All kinda.
wsf, paymentss the BRUINS
leo-zo. -zol First az. 81 Seattle.
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For farms and city property see
Central Bldg. Phone Main 2277,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20
WOMEN STRIKERS
DEFY OFFICERS TO
DISPERSE THEM

LAWRENCE. Mass. Feb. 20
4 dozen Polish women operatives
Hho are participating in the great
textile strike assembled near s.,
Anthony's Syrian church yesterday
and defed the police and militia
to dIsperse them They did not
disperse until a squad Of about 80
police officers. a small detachment
81 infantry and a troop Of cavalry
we're sent to the scene. Three OF
the women were arrested charged
Eith disorderly conduct
At some Of the mills large in
ereases in the number resuming
work was claimed but there seemed
70 be little change at the plants
Of the American Wooden company
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20
SEASON
WILL COMMENCE
FEBRUARY Il

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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-20
Pc RSONAL
COmings and Goings Of Local
People and Others.

LaEger r. r. Cook returned froz
Czrson CITY this morning
Henry SPEAKER q Goldaeid De-
parted - private conveyance this
morning for Round Mountain.
" .. Forster. tranic manager
and superintendent u the Tonopab
Z Goldheld road ls ID this eity %
osieizi business
Reese wsmpler the weEI-known
Round Mountain mining operator
passed through Touopah this morn
Ing en route 70 Goldheld.
General Manager 5. n. Brady 81
the West End and Halifax Mining
COMPANIES. accompanied b. william
p Douglas. returned b auto last
evening from Inyo county. where
they went TO inspect mining prop
critics IN that district
o r Cook a brother Or Att0r-
.uey II r Cook. arrived from Port
land on this mornings train from
Reno This is Mr. Cooks ars, visit
10 the southern section and that
he is surprised to see such a
modern city as Tonopah is putting
it mildly