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The Dolores star., 1912-12-27


still q Il vhsa 30 rsturnel.
ne has DISCOVERED % lnllan
nd on 0len Island zee ~ wants
10 20 With her asd epsa n. I
arrsnse1 % have hsr nsse you
= bathing beaeA q saa-up."
= mayor scowls1. H. vas ~
Of grave 1tegine.
bank yos. Bess.~ - IN aaally.
nov u you 6oat nia1. I want
mite . whils.s
sry wen. waltse.s ~ oeussstsd.
% up Q maeneno.
= IN hoar sstthss spoks. Thea
naa laiA down NJ % aad, lpok-
ot the. sanA:
sss. 7 vast % hn0w whsss Jsckic
Pc Keeps that coafesaAs1 anti-
vage bin - mise
refuse 10 eallehtea you." sni9sl
girl determiaedly.
ess. you've got to tell ~. I
get oat Of this consouaasa hole.
campaign oreas Cd he following
Fday end ! nust - thsrs. I
dn't mind serving out ~ 80.
- but thsss outraged naaives
butted II % The game and they1l
me In IAN iasids Of . week. %
- Fate. You wouldnt want Ne
sse ny sDectioa. Bessf" looking
pr with appealing eyes.
Faiter. II b downright mean q you
wen think II lntroascing . hin
~ ycs have prepared. You -
- 10 loss-bst I'm willing" CO.
sudingly. TO Do what I caa Tor you.
bNl-your bili-is 10 the pssscaal
essson q Judss Winning. ahe--ia
! she vears u inside her shirt
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doat % very fast IN tovns Me LAks.
vllls--an1 hosjAss, the jusllcs q ~
no0no. kuoWtn9 - =. r IN r pcnety
ySo6G h1y. 6OGIae. VIII 01vo q
eAanOs. shave and put a III asny
bpttoa. Wen make IT,
Tea ninutes later the body Il the
mayer slipped through the hiatus II
The Village Jail.
~How-caA I Get outY' QusrSsd IN
anxious voice from within. III
caat como feet iirst-l-"
Let me MT you through. There.
like that. placing the woman's hands
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beek q thoss speeding asinals and
vsFs participating II The raes. %
Avis fslt n regard 70 ~ volos nszt
1ooe.
0hs. hsrse,f. could noe. eng. ~
whsa The naa Stoppsd for Uoasnt
mon HE scales an4 vocal exsreleee
she sank hack quite exhausted With
hsr slBorts.
The harmoay and psaos q ~
Aour vas coap,stsly eoae. ne eoal6
- more follow ths tread Of hes seery
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OUssssys 3
whsn anything musical was withia
hsafins than she could have sung
- he concert stage. 30 Avis gavs
~ ewes the prstense Of reading and
listened 10 the mans singing.
Aftsr . few moments moro o.
scales 10 began on song. .
70 ~ giri listening tbs soas Wa
. familiar % her own name, but 10
he nan Il was evidently new. He
was learning Il. Avis followed each
aots and realised that the mas was
aot . eood reader. His piano voeh
was wrstched. When The accoR
pauimeat changed from eas net u
two ~ was dlviaely unconscloss q
~ ~ 60 eoatinue1 - 80 -
M I -
49, ~ saae that noee. ovss -
ovoe aealn he made The saus nls-
tnke until the girl felt that shs 9sT.
either correct him or rush froa the
house and out Of earshot.
what . shame that be 10 learning
II wrong" she commented 10 hcfsslf.
II b 20 dihicult afterward 10 get
tho proper note and ne b grinAing Il
In % hard
suddenly Avis had IN Imagination.
She rushed TO her own grand plano
and put on the loud pedal. Amer
that she played over and over asaia
With oil the strength h Der Aaeers
the passage In which the man ha1
made . mistake. 0he emphasiseA
tho = nat To tho best Of her ability.
lingering on n until the rhythm o.
the song was lost In the proloagatiua
Of that one note.
when she stopped . moment 10
listen Avis smiled. sEvidently hs b
not Dense" she decided - she lsft
the piano stool and returned 70 hes
chair. She laughed oatright.
The man In the next house ha1 u
ken her correction and after run
ming through the passage With ths =
aat be played line from Mol JoAn-
soa's II Need Thee So
Avis smiled at the mans audscity..
"You certainly Do need No." sAe
satd half aloul. And ! would Iove
TO accompany him." she s11el 10
herself. IT. seems positively viche4
that he should have 70 struggle
along that way when oosl1 heop
him 20 msch. Bst sueh ass ~
ecaventicns." Avis aiGhe1.
Astss that. - n 70 naks ~ ~
havins - tssturs1 hss easdxna,
he aaa eng . few vsiisAessa
eeaeA
Avis was thrown hack Into hss'
eontsatmsnt - shs listened 10 hls
g1oA voics. aa1 yet whsn ~ stopoe1
sAe was losesoms. To br0o1ing eulst
q ~ rooa - leaesr satisas1 ~.
The stillasss SEEMED 70 sub heg =
That usknowa 'psssssos-ths 40
Whose voses bad saricbe1 ~ passlns
momsat
~ tAs lays vsss e. Avis vas
hauals1 ~ lsslrs = hoew ~ ~
n ~ nsst hosss. Her evsry vaklng
theuGht was u hin.
r eestaln1y musl ~ lostes ~ saee
nlsd.~ shs Smiled - - Ssos1
hsrsslf tseoalng psisoess y iosals
ssaAs1ln8 Nh. he h - 1ouoe
un1srulss1. enl psshnps 49, . ~
- ~ ehln ~ ~. NltDs ~ =
ways have ~ vs1eeo.- ~ oeguo1
Mn ~ lneultlsna wh1eA - 1laAe1
q -. beea1. 1asenAaire1 man vl1A
A shsa. i ~ ssssss Y 49,
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HpGA WsatvuseA o1noro 1Iy0
| q ~ 1naney luoUnGn1 - ~
| fsmlntns woss1 NJ i ~ - ~
| pleasnss - msse.
Avis gDanee1 - q ~ ~ 61nGe
vhsa ~ - s.sssas - e1c1
asni.ssisa SsssssG issssf 49, =
vs. s~issl. 49,. nsssy -
eams 10 ths rsssus.
whss - 1ssasd = asnla - -
sim gaslag q ~. Dosp1te ~ -
fOrts tAs csoDe 0aaDs1 inee -
chsehA
"Whae b ny - asAe1 IN =
catch b ~ bssasA
The eassa-hairs1 ~ sAoek ~
had vhinsical1y. = eoat hoOv." ~
aatd. y 1ust ess0 - - haUUy-.
that's eM He turssd - 0soei
sssa e ~ s, - e ;, - =. !, =. 80
- sc,Is. = H.sA Ve.t,.ssn
60. 49,. = - =, Sa-..s...
.,.ns = ~ = S.~SS..
~ -. Ss.s.ss..s.-.s
.ls is,- An s-sssS ~. s..sS.a
o.trasSt ~Yos 1871 - eHSsS I
A. IN ~ sy.v rsst.e. - ~
esen :. 80 s.s.,,.ss~ :..s-s.. 49,
ssr eve sr.e I 1c.r 49, ~ q +.
n. ..sss.. -ssA - s.sa ~.s~ssv,
- y ~ 800 -. s,sr~.Ss1 =
~ ar - - vees vs1sirS - n
The Dolores star., 1912-12-27

CHAPTER rv-H,. Ar, A.x a, ...v,c.
% With Mas Andrews. who takes him
:sS. .,| mn s,rsns 'nFea'sned oy ths
ch DPIE v-Miss vinin. sees what
twsss one Of the airis and the mayer,
The nezs Day he .ccs drivin. With Mab~!
srrss,.d and iocEsd wp. but c.~.ns. -
~fle-he shieA ~ the -ensine.- .he
exrlal.eA. eamely. ..and scr.ped me-
- up1ee this Tree"
pelseHt,a Pellef vas plainly deusefeA
/. n ~.
.You ~ not ssriousiy hurtfs he
lnouired aoberly.
sNo CO. lan.hsS ~. - vorAe
~ RicherA lgT- ,3ivs M anoeher
Aorse - MIA nm nv vounAss
He tore : iinen sndkerchief into
tArIn.. rneit heeor. her and car.fuIlv
boup6 Is her hand.
.TAark you.. he said. esyly. ssnd
now n you VIM catch my horse Ne
vim proceeA..
one q the vorkmsn came forward
LEADING the runaway.
.You were lucky congratulated
-. neyor a they 81 out Oh he road,
-Dst s. careful q that animal. Hs's
frsttss..
"A uervous hos,s ard q nerves.
wouaa elvays mt themselves int
tspablAs - said, Iaushias, -bst real
- - veSn1nsN have thrown - 4 I
- Nv 4 - ~. !.
49, - - go 1880 -.
naa.
s..ily. sivirs X. Slsck fsli -. -
1sshins 81 ssoin. Inc 4 ua1esp.
To nayor. rpsine. ct cut e he
Tan "a ~ Ute. they were near the
viiiass nc.. pown Il, hin The black
went IKE . raes horse h . swirl Of
dusl Across the bridge and through
IT, main street they tore liks two
leaders on the county-fair course.
And then . baby-cab. propsllsd By
. snail boy. rolled directly In The
peth Of the marc. Bsdfght tried to
sui1s ire. but the mare was heavy
on her fest. There was . crash. cry
irom he boy. . wall frea Ne habe-
aaA ~ devil to pay.
TSe girl came back trying to hold
hsr hdgsting horse. eoms one sraspsd
The rein q the animal.
Oct oR. iady!" ordered The stolid
islivslual who looked like The village
~ mayo. II The eIs.eh.. q n.
v1na9o 0ofooo1. . oorly Deuvos too'
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cnAersn NJ.

2
rased. 81 me shsria. waitiag.
Mayor bedisnt vaIssd up - -
stairs. obsivioos 70 bio psa6oag ~
sddealy . eeer epeasd ~ : -
appeaFed. Q bsoade nsaes 49,
hssd. eeea % eafcA ~ sonek
an Artist. s
cnh! said ths ownef q ~ pgellv
pFonls.
hea'9nt ssoppsa' soosang arcssa
uous'y.
"urry' eommanded the IN
ing open the doce OF ~ reo1.
ms honor. the Mayer. heeaee
2 mo@eas-sne t.ss. uegv
vsnt'ona"ty - ne -
mroasn. To gtrI tursee -
we s,' 'cc. 80 uaced ~ eccsss u
"sn q ~ the ossnesrsng -
49, - yos Know the eness1
oeen nsn.las afouna mere s1se1ee4s
noon vs't'ne 10 arrest youF
me mayor soossd oFaseniy q -
' II srp.c..a :. ,.., - -,
80 e"'
.Wn., -. -. ....-~|
she drm. r6.6 s,v,s~ ~. = s..s....
r.n.,..."s -. $500 49, 49,.
hazel eyes.
"Oh. chuck H. aeties1a -
growled the nagss. 1es1uDrys
,r.,ss.s :. -. sss.ss =
Az ~. ~. -.~ 49,
t,vi,. a. ..s.s - -. ~
with . baby easssaes sD6 sp,lle1 -
baoy's milh. JAatb IN. ~ -
founded natives - always Wn0v'
to arrest ssm0es Fesostee. 90 -
isevins ths peaes and The llenilg
q the village bad been shattseoA
they threw us in jail We brohs -
sullenly. DO yos blsns ssi
Before she could rwpey thspo -
. knock On tie door.
the sirfs 1acs Vent shies.
-!m afraid soassody - -
some ~ nerel ~ wssspess4
Norsense. ~ brsathsa. snaro
IN clip ss1ss ~ ~ q y -
6oor."
In tvinkling he mayer Vas -
u out q sight. Ths ears opsaed =
6ooe.
@Oh. Aslls. JAchis.~ - ev1o1. =
. yslesvU4 volon. NOome ~
.nGGnoUrnm inx1ro - lQ6cncaIs
'ssess1 - y.a1ne 80 Ksr5o
ma tosk Mabs3 Asse1 - Lahssl11s
this morning end ~ ~ asvssael
The sAsriff ASSISTS sAs nsse - b
The hotel and I've pronisel % hing
the estirs crowd est % ~ vsrasaa sor
'n.p . - .1 sees ssssass e.
vo.t h.o ~ i 80 80 49,. =" "a = - s c..
- -, go. 80. -s ~.
soH M AnAre~. 80 rN.v.S
mssch yo.,. we7, 49,. nss.a,s
No. thstch ..ti, n. ~. Iss. :.
slhlno Nere - Il - !. :. -.
ruetIe a skirta .rocIs,.sS : - -.
r,vsI
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80: :A...e |. vals'.s = = : = =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-31
50 PETITIONS
OUT FOR MRS.
JOHNSON

Abcut 50 petitions are IN circula-
- ,rdzy for the pardon of Mrs.
0adys Johnson. VITO Was sentenced
I've yeas IN the psuisentlary Tor
jelliax q harmless lie
Nes and women in all walks 81
- hare become Interested IN her
- Il Il prpbably the only case
4 Ia kidd w the country. Mrs-
JeAsssn told lie In order 90 hide
! secret Of her past. She caused
= InEry to anyone By telling iha.
= But the state Of Washington
3 one Of tao states 10 the whole
cvuniry that makes q harmless lie
! ielouy Il tod IN court And Mrs.
Joknson. Who has been confined
1or nearly ten moaths In the couniy
HI. must further serve a peralty
= two years h the penitsnllary
unless abe d paEdoued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-31
TAFT TO CONTROL
In ARIZONA

TUCSON. Aria. Mny 3i.~-That
the Taft forces In Arizona viii con
troll the first state convention 81
tho republican party. which meets
here June Z. IA regarded today as
probable. although by no means
certain. II appears certain that
unless the Roosevelt delegates are
outgencraled Immediately. the con-
vention viii resolve Itself Into a
hnt political fight
There are rs delegates In thu con-
ventinn. Taft forces claim ~ ~
these. and couccde Is to Roosevelt.
with 81 10 be contested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-31

SAN FRANCISCO. May 30
Captain Thomas 4. Andersen aud
hts bride have Just been rescued
from a South Sea island after a
honeymoon among savages. follow.
ing the wreck Of Andrcsen =
schooner.
The Watson sailed from Ray.
mond. Wash. bound for Papeete.
with about te0. 900 feet Of lumber
A few days after sailing the seams
began TO admit water into the hold
AZ Papeete a native diver made
repairs. a portion OF the cargo was
discharged and the skipper pre-.
pared 10 we'd Miss Ann De iatcar
OF pendietou. Or. whom he had met
and courtcd at Raymond during the
brief calls OF hts ship at that port.
After the wedding the Watson sail
ed for Riatea
When leaving the entrance OF Tire
harbor on Riatsa laland, which Is
little more than a break In tho coral
reef. the schooner struck lightly.
aud the leak which had been repair.
ed AZ Papeete broke open and the
water began 10 flood the ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-31
PEACE Is
ESTABLISHED
AT SAN DIEGO

SAN FRANCISCO. May ~ -
Both sides have finally reached a
basis Of sanity and faii minded
meas"
This VAS the announcement az
Attorney General Il 4. Webb. who
IL here today from San Diego,
where he was sent bg Governor
Johnson TO Investigate the civic up
hcavai there
The Citizens leasae has dis
banded" continued webb. "and !
do not believe q will get together
again. Peace has been established.
and will endure, believe The
entire situation will be placed In
the hands OF a special grand Jury.
which 10 10 be impanelsd TO hear
these essea"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-31
mt WANTS
R|LLES FOR
CHAIRMAN?

,s,lINGroN. May si.,.C '.,',. re.
....''s secretary to President
mn !, ~as announced here today.
~ .. ! the president a me
~ s Ma national convention IN
49, w.. leaves for Chleago next
w. the day before the ma,
~, eensmlllee meets 70 isN. NJ
!. q .asstlans Of the contested dele
lie will not take the place
r.,nsr senator Chas Dick Of
- y koSlng after the coatests
z ~ p, y Taft or interfere Win
=. .srs which may be done BY pt'
!r.s,rs 81 the national TAM COM
80, 81 pal viii be on the sround -
".s.sssrus's personal representa-
~ ~. me placing Of iilles In per
., snarxe q the president = IN
- 4 taken here a. an lna1ea.
q s MAJ President Taft faNors his bis
y. . ar appointment a. chair
y y ,he republican national COM
49,, ~ = Ia case Taft Is renoinina'ed'
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Tho wind began 20 blow q gale
and Il was impossible 10 return to
thu harbor. An attempt then vas
made 60 taks shelter ON the Ice
side % the island. while the water
la the hold arose to over eight feet
and the vessel began 10 list badly.
Fearing the vessel was about to
cspeixe. the skipper compelled hts
bride TO seek safety In the small
boat. which was attached 10 tho
schooner by a light hawaer. A
Ratchet was thrust into tho 40.
mans hand with instructions 20
cut the line n the ship went down.
However. all escaped
Tho governor ~ the South Sea
island treated them with every con.
aideration.
After the party had been ship
wrecked for two weeks they were
taken 70 Papc@tc IN one Of the trad.
ing achooners Before thay sailed
for San Francisco. Roberts. re-
cciyed two letters from the chiefs
daughter. and the same day sailed
FOR Riaiea with the intention Of
Wedding the dusky maid Of tho
South Sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-31
3 NEW DENTISTS

Thirty dentists. among them Dr.
Brown OF Seattle. passed the state
examinations II Tacoma this week.
They we're. Norman Miller. W.
f1nlay, J. r. Clark, J. A. Brewitt.
G. ~. Libby. w. NJ. Hanna. ~ "
Read. D L. Pouison. =. v Hawkins.
l.. Y Roblnaon. Ernest Fowler. " ~.
Young. T. n. MeCulioch. W. ~.
Lawrence. q. r. Humbertson. II. ~.
Turner. r. s. washburn. w. ".
Waddlngton. v. A. Fitzgerald. J ".
Hendiy. Frank Dye. w. q. McMll-
Ian. A. r. Teitgeu. n. G. Krieger.
G. o. Terry. @. W. Mccauley. w. G.
Ketcham. J. +. Crahen and J. W.
Van Natxaie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-31
MINNESOTA"
IS In PORT

Great Northern Steamship Co =
liner Minnesota arrived IN port
yesterday after a fine trip at an
average speed ~ 1874 miles an
hour. She carried the largest
number OF passengers Of the year.
there being 20 cabin and i2z
ateoFaEe
our 81 the passengers Major T..
* Harfiean OF Manila. 10 a dele.
gate 10 tho republican convention
from the Philippine islands. Tn.
other delegate. l. n switxer. IL on
hts way 10 San Francisco from
Hawaii They are both Instructed
for Taft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-31
BOY
HERO SAVES
COMRAOE


PORTLAND. Or. May 5i.-~Nirgil
Mahenr. IL years OF age. today Ia
suffering from broken arm an the
result OF the hcroiNm he displayed
Ia saving Julius Andre. his inyear.
old playfellow. from probable Sc
rions injury by collision with an
automobile.
Julius waA eoasllng down a steep
hill and Nirgil. who was at the bot
tom. saw the coaster was likely To
be run over by two automobiles APP
preaching the bottom Of the hill AZ
high speed. lie ran In front OF
Julius and seixed him la his arms.
bnt the others momentum was 80
great Virgil was thrown 10 the
curb. young Andre landing unin'
jured on n grass bank.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May 81.
baroness Hermione Won Pren-
schen lehman. one OF Germany's
most noted landscape artists. ar
rived here recently from the Far
East. sA
The baroness is a faddlst about
dresss She wears a tweed hat. set
rakisily upon the back ~ her head.
a faded Mother Hubbard and a pair
OF canvas deck shoes. She carries
an old umbrella and is most uncon-
vcntional in her ways.
The trip just completed by Bar
oness lehman In the fifth that she
has made around the world.
Il have been travelling since last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-31
CHANGE or TIME
NoaTnERs PACIFIC RAILWAY
uls9issIppi VALLEY LIMITED

ef<stiSe June End. Northern Pa.
eas Train No. ~, Mississippi Val.
Limited" for Spokane. Butte.
nnEs' Kansas City and 81. Louis,
~ leave Seattle 1855 y. m. instead
W. ?. m, a. At present. arriving
.ahe az $50 a. m. No chargs
uns cas-, Of Spokane. Tickets
@ Az. and Yesler Way. sss
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PARIS. May sf.-Fez. the cap
~ ot Norpcco. Is practically sur
lussded b. Moors today, according
= Wireless aisices received here
~ Gen I.yzatiey. French resi-
~ governor. Helnfofeements OF
!seueh artillery are expected to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-31

September" she said. II left Der
lin with the Intention OF crossing
Africa. I made some pictures OF
the famous ruins OF Zahmi and the
Victoria falls at Zambesi. ! crossed
the Transvaai. spent days In Tho
desert, camping In some places
where the lions roared all night.
Frequently my life was ENDANGERED
and fires had 10 be built outside the
tent TO scare the beasts away
At Honolulu she made number
Of pictures and now she intends TO
paint the Canadian Rockies.
In addition TO her painting the
baroness liz the author OF twenty
five books, the latest being a yol-
ume OF poems. Grown Of Pearls"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-31

~ sood man. they need Isbcrers
~ IN the ners town"
Thanks for the warning. boss.
q msks . ostour."--washington
uofaM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-31
Dk MATTHEWS Is
DUE HERE TONIGHT

b. Nsfthews. who vas elected
no4erator Al the general assembly
= (he Psssbysetsn church held at
teuissiIIe. siii arrive from the East
= ! O'Clock tonight.
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KILLED Nv some

CALUMET. Mich. May gi.--Ex.
plodlng bomb beneath his body
while lying Ia field on his moth
ers farm. Otto Tournsle Of Caiu.
met ~ dead here today. His lett
side was torn open and his shout
der shattered,
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fof Esiis IIc'isy' S,fJ1,g = $1,000
tfsHasH. table chhifa. etc. call "A
grocery, First ~ ~ ana Eafh III
" Mrs. =. Reed. ii41 West esfs
-, will call AZ Tie sfar 49,
ehe viii receive FREE two t,r
hsat TICKETS 20 PanfaRea theatre
Va ,sss. E ,ss az, Ga 1919 FIRST ar nsia
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GRANGE AT spokAng

SPOKANE. Wash. May gi.--Spo.
kane has been honorcd as the next
convention city for the national
grange Word to that effect vas
received by G. q. Kelley of the
Washington grange for the national
executive committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-31
srATrLr orrs prnrlsrs

SPOKANE. Wash. May 3i.--Se-
attic gets tho 1918 convention Of
the Washington Dental society.
Tho convention ended yesterday
With election OF Or. y w. Hergsrt
Of Seattle as president. Tho inltla-
ton fee was abolished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-31
!. I. SPANGfNBfRG

q years ago Mr.. spangen-
opened a Cutlery Store ON the
a., where the Rathskeller or
salllargeon building now stands.
Gshas from this location to the
60 corner OF Second and
~, ana after IL years, again
ns room for The Alaska b,,iId.
Y. ~ Den moved 10 second and
- This location after five
c xss leased by the HutchIn.
= Yelling ,' Co. and Mr.. spangen.
!, moved ss to the northeast cor.
III !" fltst and Spring.
~ I, olatimers will be sorry 10
~ s ' as Mr.. spsngenberg saId
\. :, Ny friendi ana patrons viii
N. = opportunity 70 supply tbclr
-, years TO come with the
,1 y less than the cost ~ an INV
's = ! am carrying today. I IN.
2 start Saturday Al m ~
: a '. - . sale and the only
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G-room house. modern. on Maiden
avenue. between Harrison aud RE
publican street. Reasonable rent
JOSEPH SWEENY
sse 18th Ave n. seattle.
Phone East Ssil
Beautiful home, lat nm. walking
distance. all modern. furniture
for sale very reasonable 1890
Minor Ave. near Pike. Phone
For Heut=-5 rooms, modern, gas
range fireplace. a block from
Phinney car. tgo y e2nd 81
S rooms. modern. large lot blocks
60 ear. $500 per month. Phone
North f1s6
tfsnn-g room cottage. modern
good home. See Il. 10 minutes to
depot Phone beacon 2sSt.
7-room house. 40 Maiden Ave, Cap.
itoi Hiii. rent $1,000. Eilipti 2ooe.
e-room house. 40 Phone North
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Customer want n ton OF coal.
Dealer-Yes. sir What slxeg
Customer Well. II it's not ask.
Ing too much. ia like to have a
2 900 pound ton. -~ilrookiyn Life.
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Help Wanted--Male
United WIRELESS fELEd6AfH
COMPANY MUST HAVE
MORE OPERATORS
nili before congress will create
sixty new positions Training class
rate reduced 70 ten dollars per
month for short time only Apply
1ta brand Trunk Dock
WANTED Men and women 10
learn tho barber trade. wages
paid whlis learning Call or write.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
ll.Te Gs-ss ssh9 &,
fouaK men wanted tor railroad and
I. ,s..s ,s ..ry "a , e. So es.
,isn. xaas.asssa cali o. ssksss.
Nattouat telegraph Institute
pieA ard ss.. opposits orphsuin
theatre.
MY Joe. i.unaaulst sell w suits
upstairs Room ses Empress The-
sire Nuiicins
Yours man. while working for 9TH
rrs. can make spare unln profit
able No canxasainR Berg. iiot
40. Main a Loe Angeles, Cab
Learn ~ be a good bss Ter al
MoLER BARRIER coftEuE
40 Occidental Ave,
Amy a saw Il In Ths star.-
Hprirx 81 pooi room Eyerythiaf
" ss- : c sssss y. Tss sc b.l issi rn''a
hsn's suits cleaned and pressed.
u co. auititeriun. tsss ssh Az
Help Wanted--Female
Rshfsa>@f sass ~emen. siifSf "a.
psrisnesd or insspsrisnesa to
ply 60 ines ird ss' 81 1919 iTth
~ The Pacific Teisphens aed
United states Efnpfoyment Bureau.
Mrs, Mcdonald wants cooks. wait
rcaser. chambermaids, day work
henaske~psr@ hotel help a ape
Phons Elliott gssS.
Wanted ladies that hsvs old hats
and trlmmInxs g hrirg Them 70
hNf .isAihE, lsxs si,sos =, ~,
~ moderate prices.
ladies' and ehlliren's dresnmaklng.
infants iayettes a specially. Sat
tefArfinn guaranteed. ladies' tie
modelling aud pfcssmaklng Par
lors, AIS Arcade IildR
100 month. Orphans free, Nj.
Calvary Home. ifts Niewett. Rev.
Ross Cummings, Aupt.
prrnamakinE. very reasonable No.
ss5 1908 North 1sth. near stone
Ave. apts
tiirl for general Homework. good
cook. Phone East siBs or cali
tssa East lohns
ladies bring your sewing. Ioin
practical dresamsking school. S09
Horsn Main s37s
Cook for country. tzs.oe month.
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Board and Room.



Business Chances.
-fese~eees~~~~~~e~ee,e~e
splendid chance for man and wife IN
neat liltic grocery. ONLY $500.
ANOTHER 1850 10 $4,000. A /
furniture stock out OF town. rich
dairy section for $500, other
a nia, n he sure ana can on
A. T. FUNK n co.
Pioneer Bldg.
Employ snt office Tor sale We'll
established, centrally located and
Ia the best district for that par
tlcuiar line. A. present doing a
sss .ssson business ,ss ss,,n Can otfss
equipment up 20 date. and terms
reasonable for cash deal X s2b.
Care star
Wanted 90 borrow fz.o0e on manu-
featuring plant. established here
in Eeatties general manager. han
die your own money. Address
X-Sis. care star.
Refined widow 81 business ability
desires gentleman partner Tor
lodging or boarding house. X siI,
Care Star.
Hotels. rooming hoass.. stores: "a
Kaufman keily Kompany. North
ern Hank HidR Zee fianbrook
Good paying grocery and property
AZ sacrifice for cash. k-sos. care
star
Clocks called for, repaired. deiiv-
cred tiuson. al fiirckiey Bldg.
elliot atis.
Nirhois. banraIoWn Tin skiay Hik.