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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
THE WANE OF EMPIRE,

At this writing 1t appears that Theodore
Roosevelt is the Republican, and Champ Clark
the Democratic. candidate chosen at yester-
days Presidential preferential primary in Mary
land.
The Roosevelt wave rolls on. Technically,
Mr.. Taft is already practically nominated.
Practically he is beaten. With the Repub-
leans It is a choice between suicide and muir
der One may Kill and hope to escape; the
matter ends when one cuts ones own throat.
On this assumption of self-preservatton at
whatever cost. We predict the nomination OF
the Rough Rider at Chicago.
Recent primaries have consistently gone in
the Democratic camp to Champ Clark. Mr..
Clark has every right to aspire to the Presi-
dency and hts friends have every right TO
vote for him All the same, the madness that
Is letting Roosevelt win State after State seems
70 find in Clark it's familiar virus in the DEM
ocracy.
Against two men, neither OF whom the intel
ligence or the business of the country trusts
for a moment stands only the two-thirds rule
in the Democratic convention. 1t may be pos
sible. after a strenuous fight. TO quench the star
OF the "houn' dawg,' II may not be possible
to do so Time is the arbiter, and time Ia not
passing tips on the result.
This remains: II Roosevelt is nominated,
and Clark is nominated when the race is over
the broncho buster will be bowling to the grand
stand before the houn dawg has reached the
quarter pole.
Clark might do against NTr. TIA r.. a1tet, az ne
would be- by the Roosevelt detection; against
Roosevelt, Clark's particular genius for exag-
serated statement for spectacular pose, would
be as candle dip in opposition TO an arc
light as the chirp of a cricket against the Del
low of bHll-frog.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
Long in the Public Eye.

Opinions regarding what constitutes being be-
fore the public may vary. but Kansas City
negro who presdes over the buffet in a, certain
Kansas City club has an opinion which is orig
inal. to say the least.
The HegFs and were engaged, ia
friendly debate regarding the formers age n
few days ago. Their respective opinions varied
about twenty years, the negro holding out for
the smaller number Of years,
You've been around Kansas City twenty
years, and you can't make me believe you re-
young" the customer argued.
"Ah knows Alive been in business here for
a great many years" was the reply; but that s
not saying Ahm old. You see. Abs been pefoh
de public 50 long people Jest natchiy think All IS
older than All am."-ksnsas City Journal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07

the convicIs are making to pay good dividends
TO the state and the owners of the land The
farming rs dome on q profit Sharing basis with
tho owners There Is hint of the prison
anywhere about. Men In khaki blue cloth
ing can be seen working AT various places but
taere IL nothing TO mark them social out
casts. They live In two neat. substantial houses
that look like wel-1sept farm residences. Only
the absence of women marks them being
different from others that can be seen nearby.
means OF restoring respectability to his charges
Mr.. lyman undertook to teach the men farming
In Its up-to-date aspects. Charles Harkins.
specialist. employed at a goodly salary to
take charge of the work. and he has super
vision over the ranch, with assistant and
they alone represent the authority of the State
the work. even to the cooking being done by
tho convicts.
The men employed are those who under the
old system would have been TRUSTEES, except that
days. At the outset small gang of them was
sent to the ranch and these have been added
10 from time to time Some of them have stayed
there during the winter. For the crops and
other work. however, the number viii be largely
Increased.
has charge OF the sheep. others of the cows.
another of flock of turkeys. still others of the
gardening and the aeidss--From- time to time
they changed about SO that they can learn
all sides of practical farming. There Is col
lection OF agricultural books and much of their
leisure Ia spent In reading these. They are al
lowed to go and come without much exhibition
OF discipline. They remain the ranch IT.
self. however, OF their pledges being that
they will not trouble the neghhors in any de-
gree Not complaint of their conduct has
come from the surrounding farmers in the three
leisure time Is given to athletic and other
games.-New York Times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
There win BE Many Miss Batemans This

Nearly everybody, except little children, had
lost faith in the old story which tells US how
the good little girl who went to the spring for
water and gave a drink to the cid -e@sGar We
she met there regarded with for
tune by the disguised fairy who was on the look
out for little folks with kind hearts. But stock
In the Good Fairy Investment Company will now
up by leaps and bounds on Social Change,
in view of the great legacy left Miss BateInan
because she kind to who though
wealthy stood beggared and athirst at the
spring of life. 1t is true fairy story acted out
IN practical. modern life. and opens wide to
eager vision the golden gates of faith and ro-
nance But. dear girls. while we want all of
you to be good and kind this summer white
away your vacations don't all expect to be
Mise be tesa u nd draw the sanie rich pfize,
even II you join the pretty Milk Maids League
with the hope of meeting ancient and be-
nevoent prince your route. Kindness may
not bring you legacy from rich and elderly
millionaire, but word in your ears, girls, whis-
pered In strict confidence: 1t Will really make
you prettier. and besides, II ii doesn't attract
old it will capture the hearts and adj
niration OF many young eones,-Ealtimorc sun
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
Singing Slang.

AT a reception at the American embassy in
Paris Ambassador Bacon asked by bea :
tifu and vivacious Frenchwoman for MARIA
tive of his adventures in America. She was
clearly disa ppointed when told that the Indians
ITO f>nger~ scrip~d people th--sssee,.iaias of
Virginia, but she insisted that he must have had
thrilling experiences of some kind.
We'll" he finally admitted II was robbed
once"
How interessant, Do tell OF Eat" she ex-
ella irned.
Well. I al a lonely railway station. To-
Gated on the outskirts of town / had noticed
several deadbeats hanging around. and"
All she interrupted. Il know what re beat
isha s swindier, non' An was sew
eral dead ones hanging around-it hat bepn
what you call re lynch,'-Popuiar Magazine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07

Where the thief of the Louvre has it on the
gentleman who looted the Virginia Library is
that it seems that he can afford TO keep the
Mona Lisa to look at, instead of putting her up
at auction '-f r'|' ~'-, : s~T
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07

Let us hope that the charges OF Representa-
tive Nelson OF Wisconsin concerning diseased
meat are the product of diseased magma
tion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07

The rats who attempted to jump the Arch
bald ship have been quarantined on the dock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07

Wa wonder what sinister motive Mr.. Hob
son will find in the proposed VISIT OF the
German fleet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07

II will not do to take the suit against the
Aluminium Trust too lightly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07

ur-Taft urges pensions for aged clerks
That is better plan than having aged WORK
at youthful pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17
TAFT URGES
ECONOMY

WASHINGTON. Jsn.. u-Grsst.
er s~fficisncy and more economical
methods IN the administration OF
the business Of the government was
urged today BY President Taft In
. special message to congress
Enabled TO investigate public
business BY IN appropriation OF
100000 made June -. 1910. the
president appointed . Commission
on Economy and Efficiency. snd a.
. result Of their work the message
~xs substituted The ccmmission.
the president says. has entered
upon preparation ~ three separate
fluctuations The frat dssis with
tire manner In which the services
Of the government should be
grouped into departments The
second and third series Of reports
deal with the activities Of psrtsc-
uIsr services ard the form Of or
a&rixxtion for the performances Of
particular business operations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17

New York. a relic from SIR Henry
Irving. whom | have Ia. thank for
the first biz sum III money I ever
earned Ia my life In starting my
stage career before then. I Joined q
company Of players AZ Manchester
who lore engaged In p~rcsentinx
shakespearean plays under the al.
recsicn uf Charles Calvert. and
received my first schooling In act.
Ing with this organization"
Not preesrIcus for Him
And YOU never regretted forNak.
lng tho brush and palette for sword
and buskin-
Never. seriously. although there
are times when | feel = longing to
paint again. Since | began ms ca.
reer NJ IN actor I have never boon
out OF an engagement The popu-
lar idea IL that acting IL . precari
Gus profession. aud whiie I believe
this Is true and hope that the
hazard OF work may be eliminated
some day. have not-psrsonaily
found that acting IL uncertain m
an occupation"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE or SPECIAL. STOCK.
HOLDERS MEETING

Notice IL hereby given the stock.
holders OF the Tres Amigos Gold
Mining Company Of Seattle. Wash
ington. and Of Coionia Juarcx.
chihuahua. Mexico. that pursuant
to aud in accordance with the
written request of stockholders
holding more than onc-third OF the
stock OF the said company. a spe-
ciai meeting OF the stockholders
OF said company will be held at
colonIA Juarcx. chihuahua. Mexico
tbusinsss office). at ? o'clock p.
m on Monday. the twenty ninth
t2sthl day OF January. 1912, TO
consider and vote on the follow
ing questions:
First. The expulsion and cleo
iion Of one or more members. and
election to FIJI their places on the
board OF trustees of the said Tres
Amigos Gold Mining Company.
Second. The sale and terms Of
sale os n part. OF the whole OF the
real estate and holdings OF the said
Tres Amigos Gold Mining Com
pany.
Third. The transaction OF such
other business m may properly
come before the meetings Of the
stockholders Of the Tres Amigos
Gold Mining Company.
Dated nj Coionia Juarex. Chihua-
hua. Mexico. January 18th. 1912.
II. l.. CROFT. President.
q. II. STARkEY. Secretary.
-. NJ. sTARKEY, Trustee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17

few sketches Of him. and = fee
facts about him.
Although he bears a hyphenated
name. and golf ~ His hobby. he's
really quite q democratic soFt of
chap to mect-~when you DO sue
coed in meeting hin.
Forbes Robertson started out to
be n painter ard served his apprrn.
tieeship Ia Paris. asked him
whether he cav up painting for tho
stage for merccnafy reasons. or
because he was too !deallstfc for
the modern critics and picture
buyers.
To tell the truth. I wert on the
stage to help the family oat Il Was
the youngest OF eleven children
Were yon ever hung
Yes. four or five times If the
London Royal Academy. One Of
the best pictures I painted was
upon = commission for tho late sir
Henry Irving II ~as a scene from
Mach Ado About Nothing and II
now hangs At the Players club In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17
Firm
Gets Contract

The complete electrical system
for the fz-story l. G. Smith build
ing. which Is being erected at the
corner OF Ycslcr way and Second
av., Seattle, has been let to the I'm.
pire Construction Co. OF this city.
This IL the largest contract OF its
kind YER placed in the West. The
Empire c~ouctruction Co. was organ
ized about n rear ago, by J. y. Ne
Page. " s. McKenny and W. X.
Hendrey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17

49, ooveeoi dsys 10 penetrate
- - ootrAborheod Of . 1fess
ssa1r : ncerusA They may look
1oey ~ Intimate on the
~ ~ Il they're about ~
snosooeh - his majesty Of
vukon he's spsndIns . ouiet
voe1e;ea q windsor or eai-
rruvoe. star interviewer
eosnored Fevhss-R
ooseluI eNs mere triumph ~
lDoopo ohsatrs this week. GOT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17
High School Debate

The recall OF judges will be the
subject OF a hot debate between
the Broadway and Lincoln high
schools on Friday night. IN the Lin
coin auditorfumn The contest will
eliminate one the schools from the
championship series. broadway
will defend the recall. while Lincoln
VIII take the negative. Tho debat-
ers who will represent Broadway
are: Edwin Adams. Howard Far.
welI and JulIa Fesnberg. The Lin
coin debafcrs viii be. Alfred Hall
Frank Landsburg and Howard Swi
CERT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17

While the steamer Northwestern
was making it's way from Prince
William sound ports, Alien W.. Jack.
son, second assistant engineer OF
the steamship Santa Ana, OF the
Alaska Steamship Co. disappeared.
and Is believed TO have Jumped
overheard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17
FOR SALE OR RENT.

ron SALE or RENT--By. owner,
cheap. is-acrc ranch. good lnnd. all
cleared, one mile from MI. Vernon.
on county road. small house. well,
fruit trees ana small fruit For par
~sleuiara address bSib 2oth av. N.
w Reattle. Phone ballard laeI-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17
For Exchange.

FOR EXCHANGE
100 acres. located ~ miles from
Krupp. Grant county. all under
cultivation. i2o acres piowcaa Tor
house: good wheat land. Price
$1,000. VIII exchange for n house
and lot In Seattle, and
small amount.
90 acres OF raw wheat land, miles
from Grant county. no incum-
bfnnce. Price $4,000. VIII cx-
ciiange for seattle property and as
sumo. w. w. Noyss, 3fT boston
RInrlK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17


A commercial orchard. two years old,
IN Okanoran county. for $3.50 per
acre. w. r. Cotton. 500 goth av. =.
I'm going 10 Alaska. VIII sell my
tailor shop cheap. fe5 Seneca.
VIII purchase past due notes. mort
Kawss aud claims. ell boston DIX,
For saIe-5tail 80 Pike 81. Market.
&. II. Emmons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17

nraufifuf fonma. Mrs uflfu uHsNs
relief table Wnfklne distance Ifls
Cherry Main 1854
ifemesilAe marine View enoelisnt
Ger service - West H%erfiaon
gneen Anne ~
noom ard beHrd. home roo6ias. $500
Neeh 1871 East jefferson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17


TEN ACRES $500
tes rash and 80 Vaonthiy vii pur.
chase ans ~ ear 'oienp ood Colony
farms fneafa4 on n1uud Just
west u seattle ~ we'll settled als
tfirt fud very close - school
build your Own home. This lard o.
ideal for garden truck. berries.
fruits. npada % poultry ranches
Any une ~ hes tracts will make
"a ~insslsnaens .a@s = iss,
het 81 Hfemerfnn aud ~ hour ~
boat a. Neaffie rt4FFpHu LAND
co, osuer. 1913 Third -. Open
QUINCY VALLEY. ~ Grant oosnty
ming " msrs rsgiai, tssa
IN tbs Northw eft bought eariy,
a large quantity Of tie finest land
- the Naf(ey-aone better IN the
state 81 Washington. and am sell
Or mess. o. isrms 81 81 psr sers
sss mon,s' n sss~s ,slms 40 sos
suit your e~oassniencs viii make
thu sa,sa ~ oarissssy v VIZ sH isns ss.
KAY AKAY
.s,f.aes flherty uldr. "a and Talon
DID You KNOW IT ~ MOST
What, are you rolng to % ~ork for
the ether feil0u AL fouf Hfef NJ
not. haf one Of these tsarfN ffaCtn,
az level a. thr floor. black soil. all
In grass feady o. pl1w close 10
good town Of i9.ooo people. ff4.o0
down. $500 per month
a. a rfNGHEE
1eI f<afy HidR. - y Maflson
A bACRE FARM FOR $500
Just thinh Of 81 acres Of fins clay
loan for $500 Q Eef down no
taxes M Interest within mile
of feoi town. schools. etofnr.
churches and hotels and 80 trains
a. A pfNGREE
teT i<sry Hids. "a and Madison
CLOSE TO SEATTLE
We have 4 few 8. 70. Is and 3O-aere
tracts. located on root wagon read.
within easy driving distance %
market. fof $40 q $50 per acre
Good nolL close 90 nchoo and depot
several hundred men employed In
the mills cioso BY. Terms 90 cash
and SIC q month Take Madison
car ~ kifkland ferry 10 Dor
branch office on Kirkland wharf.
OF BEE
BURKE 4 rARRAR
Ice Cherry ~. Ground Floor.
Open Evenings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17

fsndI-9SSm 7sfs e61T so>sS Essse'
uewlr decorated los rent on car
Ire inquire ,ssis Whitman sv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17

HALFHOUR
HALFAcRE TRACTS

ton. directly opposite teschi
park. less than five minutes Walk
from Medina Can come % 1no
and fealef from the property IN
exactly half an hour. Plenty OF
large boats nov. and haIf-hour
ferry service planned 20 operate
before long
uaIf.acre tracts 1.-THE area OF five
f0Eio0-fo0f lUte1 for ffOo.
Terms q - low an 10 per cent cash
. balance easy monthly pay
meufn.
HENRY FREDERICK, INC.
Main ses7. IND ss7s.
IfoFs Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17
Lake Burien Property.


YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Large tracts on new Lake Rurien car
line. now unncr construction. $500.
$40 down. So per month.
A. X. WYLDE. sl2 New York Block.
Ind, t4fO. Main 1855.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17
Situations Wanted
Female.


f~onnrkecpef IN q small rupfnins
house. willing 90 work or cook In
camp, desires position al once. Al
dreHr <-ltp. ears star,
By elderly wsduw. refincd. hsht
housekeeping small family no
small children. comfortable home
- week. ak1s Ash~offh ay,
Woman " " years would like pssi.
fi0r a. ~hoUnehaeprf IN hotel OF
first class chamber work. ek-
~p~riunerd Main tH9s
f~aehtonabie afenamaksf FROM New
fofa would like = few enNaEemtnte
uut BY shr day. Prone Beacon
1854.
Piano icssoaa See. by sfrerienccd
teacher. heginners speciality ref.
kcneocd zsar: s~teuinEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17


RUPTURE CturD-po not wear
truss permanent. absolute. without
operation or detention from hunls
moss o. labor Ner loo eases cured
Va past two years. from age yunr
20 & 10. The Harvard nrsfsm.
III kitel ifidE, Ind af. AZ fiks 81
LADIES REMoDElING rARf1ohs
New garments made and old remod.
riefh Latest styles Prices fea.
nensbie. sls Arcade n.fa Had A.
old Country Matchmaker = Main
springs. jewels. Toe each Ntannea
roe Jacobson. FIRST and Stewart.
Wanted a baby for adoption under
enc year Address E-teo, ears
Star
MARRIAGE CEHEMoNfnB
PERFORMED
rnoNrHf MAfN tftf IND -
uit.f4ferTE nfsADns ahsrpened, rec
pnz fnxofn, ztc, etc Het an av.
DR. Putnam has resumed HE dental
Practice tfe-ts Washington
bldg. 7os rtfsi ~
Dom be lonely. JON our Matrimonial
bureau. Ladies fFss les rirs st
L~ales. iallotlna xewna a1so remodel.
ing tos Northern Hank nidg
brssmakinF ladies tailoring. its
Fancy She'll Handed Hou eeir pene
hnnx.nir Pen Co hax 1875 n..lIl<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
BY

NEATTBF POHT tOMMISsION
Notice IT, hereby given that nj two
y. NJ. January ~. 1912. the Seattle
Port Commission will at
their rooms, si4 Central building.
for the purpose OF deciding upon
and adopting q comprehensive
scheme of Harbor Improvement of
thu Port OF Seattle. At this hour
and place n persona desiring to
he heard either In favor OF or
against tho adoption OF such
scheme will be heard.
BY order Of the Commission.
H. NJ CHITTENDEN.
President.
Attest !
ROBERT BRIDGES. /.
Secretary. :
Date OF first publication, January Ia.
1912.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17
WOODHOISE q TfsATT FUkNI-
TURE co.
AIS Pike 81

~FiTzHENRy AUCTION co-iefS-
90 Fifth nv. Buys. sells second.
hand goods ana other merchandise.
spot cash. Main fyS; a S6ia Old
est auction house IN the state
For sale~-rurnitnre. range and sew
ing machine. 449 Blowett St, Ere
mont.
Desks. chairs. snow cases. CHICAGO
Store q office Furn. Co, 1895 LIST av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17

Ft1dERT0N W1fNffUHE 90.
Moved % 1914 9Th ~. out OF the high
rent district. n will pay you 10
o them up everything greatly
reduced. ray cash for SECOND hand
foods. Phone Main 1918
Valdez Furn Co. 1910 bsrst Az. Main
E13z. n GNz0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17

Hetween 9Th and Denny way and
Moore theatre. Friday night, eye
ginsacs Ia case. Main CLOS, Ind.
1879. Reward
Lost-tnpiInh bulldog. brindie. ~
months. weight about - pounds
Answers 10 name Fat. License No.
sssa. "'"1'' "'s' w" "'"
Brooch, white atone With bunch for
Fct~me-nots on top. Fort Lawton
car or on First and Pike. Reward.
Star office.
Queen Anne Hill express. r. Daigic.
M. l1e0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17
20 FrNE ACRES

20 FINE ACRES
Near EdHewood. 90 lnternrban. be-
tween Seattle and Tacoma. AZ less
than hair price. would sell hair
~ price for a few days, as per
acre Terms on part. lBi Arcade
AnneN.
HAVEN a SCHROEDER
20 ACRES FOR FRUIT RANCH
We have 20 acres ahofce land. situate
neaf PoulHbo Scandinavian c0fnmu-
nifty. price $50 per acre VIII sell
81 more acres Terms. JIG cash.
~ per month. Ole Hanson a Co.
aut floor New fDrk Block.
8 ACRES. 1900.
80 CASH tt MONTH
Rich alder bottom land. fine timber.
veil settled district. half mile 10
good school. just west Of tse city.
nine boats daily. Aec his land to-
morrow 10 o'clock boat clifford.
Ownef. 1913 Third Az. Open eve
nlnE
81 acres waterfront on fine hay on
sound. apFine water. mile fine
beach Price fse0, 4 cash. 4G3
Pacific Hl9ch.
4-acre tracts near seattle, tAe pes
tract ana up. a. cash. 81 q month.
Call and lee Pioneer Ioan a In
ffefmrHf 90. f0t second ~. Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17


Found-Tho hest rooms IN the city.
Hotel craig. illfh ard ay. Hear
Spring. ssE0 week UP. Ind. 1850.
Room. St.zt week. Free bath. free
phone. Yates Hotel. 9Th and Pine.
board and room for tb.oe a week. or
transient. soe Cherry street
Nice nteam heated rooms. tz.oe a
week and up 11s Pike q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17

Help Wanted-Female
P~Rrff.s-To learn hairdfeaalae and
general beauty cultufs4 hpiendid
opportunity. HfrAt femsnd faf uuf
graduates f0u make None while
learning Carson Hslfdfensine col
ieEU No bGa4 41nd ~. w. Hafs
lard, or zet-9 Denny bldg, seattle
splreIia corset representative want.
cd. Call tsb Arcade nidg II 10 ?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-17

! VI 00tC - NltbCciidueOubs
FOR sALE-Heataurant fixtures.
s~bowcanee. National cash register.
lnlaid i~inOleufh. counter. chairs.
tsbiea. stools. dishes. coffee urn.
majestic double oven range. A big
bargain 20 Do had IN any part x
these goods. Terms n desired.
WOodhouee A. Tiaft Furniture 90.
Inc, as Pike ~.
The Vacuum Washer will 90 mora
waehinE and do u better Ia half the
chine T. IL a tbs red1ssgf SnshIas ma
-Defaonstrated zgo every day.
sfNkh-iekz4 and isx5D. slightly
damaged sinks and a complete line
gr plumbing sepalr. Main s7is.
Quitting business. Bathfnbs. sinks
mo basins ~ less than Wholesale
s.sL .xsg Aadisoa ~ A zi7s.
Pedigree Engliah curly coated RE-
tfieter pups br Kenn. X. r.. ID.
No 8 sidney 1905.
Piles from 100 n. down. Also teIe-
phone poles and mining timbers.
ADDRESS George Beebe. Enumclaw.
Shoe Repairing Shop-Dolng good
business. easy terms. f5fs East
lake. corner Garfield Open sys-
ninsn Phone East zs7.
Two shares labor Temple stock AZ
each ~ - K~ellington. Van Asseit
~pogt0fflce.
For aale-party leaving city viii eeii
81 almost new Monarch mcaa Tor
tss Addrers x-If5e. Star.
German canafies for breeding: aiao
parrots. - w. Myers, x30x jack
son. Beacon 1889.
~S-lsar-old 0 Ieracy and uolstefn
MIC. Samuel Cha rran. G0zf I6fh Az.
VI Phone ballard 1911
CASH REcfsTERs
bvLclfT. BOLD AND EXCHANGED
. - bbNDWALL. al MADISON.
Under wood Typewriter No. ii. mac
,leAliy new. $50. 6t Empire bldg.
rev pianos FOR rent. rent applied on
-nurchaee. Meyer Toner. sft rJn,on'
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