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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-29
INTERMARRIAGE OF WHITE PEOPLE
AND NEGROES SERIOUS PROBLEM

ny tsts~d Press Leased Mtr~s
CHICAGO. Oct. -. - aThe
black man who becomes wealthy or
influential IL now doing what he
can TO retaiiase against the white
race for the wrong done hls woman
k'rsd under slavery"
This statement was made BY Mrs.
Alice Phillips Aldrlch. head o. the
Chicago la~ ard Order League,
who has been interested in the case
Of Jack Johnson. the negro publ.
ist, ~ho is charged with ahductlno
pretty Lucille Cameron. the Mime
apclls white elri.
Mrs Aldrich predicted that tho
free intermlngiIng Of the black and
white races would result only In the
degrading Of both sexes. and that
u VIII never result Ia elcvating the
negro race.
The problem of intermarriare
and interminsling OF blacks and
whiie persons Ia very serious
Que. said Mrs. Aldrsrh. The FAD
OF negro men 10 have white wives
and sweethearfs il growing In every
large city north OF the Ohio. Asso-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-29

citation OF negroes with white girls
IL thriving under police protection
In Chicago and several other large
cities. In the Chicago tcnderioln
there wcre--untii recently closed
many resorts housing white girls
that catered 20 negro men.
Race purity IL nowhere main.
tained. except in tho South. Race
barriers are first broken down in
the public schools. where the races
and the sexes mIngle indlscrlml.
nafely In the class room and school
yard. From that period IN her life.
white Eirl is In danger OF negro
men.
In the restricted districts OF
large citlca. neEreaseH frequently
have charge OF the white inmates.
Negro porters are almost invariably
employed In these places. and tho
unfortunate inmates arc subjected
TO dangers OF greater depravlty
than that into which they have al
ready fallen. In tho East, almost
without exception. the only girls
who fall Into the hands OF the no.
grocs are from poor families
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-29
BIG CROWD
FORHODCE
IN TACOMA

TACOMA. Wash. Oct 29.-"Bob"
Hodge. freah from the tremendous
ovation given him by the people OF
Seattle. was chcered TO the echo
at Moose hall here last night. There
wasn't an available inch OF room
left In tho hall when Hodge was
introduced. A wave OF applause
and cheers greeted him an he arose.
and during his speech. which brist-
led with clear. straightforward. d.
rect statements. the audience clear
" showed that II was ready 10 go
with Bob" Hodge In HIS campaign
against the political combine that
has held the state In ita grip for
years.
The character assassination cam.
paign conducted against Bob"
Hodge IL serving 10 draw the issue
between the corrupt political ma.
chino aud the people all the more
clearly. and In bringing n larger
number OF votes than ever for
Bob" Hodge and the progressive
ticket.
hob" Hodge IL making ak
speeches In Tacoma and Puyaiiup
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-29
ARE
STILL PILINC UP

There we're many more ROB
berries last night. enough 10 Justify
the extra work begun BY the police
to prevent them. The room OF Miss
Nina Peterson. Mt the Kentucky
house. was robbed OF fi2 and n
gold watch. A window Was broken
open at the home OF NJ. o. Larson.
i13s West s2nd st. and t57 stolen
from q desk A man. taking drunk.
went to a lodging house at 3327 u
First nv. and asked the proprie-
tress. Mrs. Baker, for bath. When
she went ont to fin the bath he
stole 1875 from trunk In the
room. A plate glass window at the
Western Jewelry store was broken
some time during the night and .
SO gold piece. fastened into n gold
band. was stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-29
CIVIC CENTER
DEBATE TONIGHT

Ia jolnt debate last night at
the Queen Anne high school with
Representatives OF tho Seattle
Civic Center association. which IA
vors the placing Of the proposed
new courthouse on the Civic Csntsr
site. Josiah Collins stated that he
was not authorized TO agree 10 sub
nit the question OF cost Of the
building proposed for the county
site at Third and James 10 arblsra-
tion. The following meetings will
be held this evening to discuss the
Civic Center courthouse site:
Mems club. Plymouth church: Car
penters' hall. Fourth av.: Inuction
hail. sBliard: Fremont Commercial
club. Fremont.
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An electric auto. property OF A. 8.
Reynolds. sz7 nth av.. was stolen
from Denny-Biaine Park last night.
A purse containing fs5 was stolen
from Mrs. q. M. Williams, OF Ey-
erett, while she was In Speiger n
Hurlbut's store. A thief with a
longing for fruit stole a box OF
dried peaches and barrel OF APP
Piles from a wagon of the University
Transfer company.
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NOTICE. TO FlECTORS

n NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that
IN accordance with Resolution No.
M OF tho city Council Of Tho City
Xl Ieattie, adopted September 1trd,
~ the nimpie referendum has been
|nvpkod BY the said city Council IL.
Z Uf az to tho following ordnance.
81 ORDINANCE NO. so0a9.
M ordinance relating 10 the or
~ Hxation. management and opera.
Ton OF the Fire Department Of This
CIV OF Hoattle. aud repeating all
'tE. pr ORDAINED nY THE CITY or
III SEATTLE Az FOLLOWS;
L Hcilon 4 Prem and after The Sec
ri cay ., APRIL s IN ,ss f,ssmsn
mint OF Tie City Of Seattle. subject
90 call, other than the Fire chief.
shall be divided into two tzl pla.
toonn, one TO perform day. service
sn ss f e other ss 70 g sf ,S aa ssss ss
aisaii not exceed ton tiol. commence
ink not before eight tnj o'clock A.
n, and ending not later than nts
90 o'clock =. NJ. The hours of the
teen uD, commencing not before
ain co. o'clock r. a. and ending not
later than eight go o'clock A M..
except that Ia tho event OF great.
threatening or unusual eonfiagfa
lion. or such emergency. the Fire
chief. his assistant. or other pornon
TO charge or command of the Fire
department. shalt have the power
and authority TO summon such fire
men and employees az may DO off
iife and property Ia fheir work tho
said pihtoons snail alternate from
daY 60 night and from night 10 day
each and every month, i.
Hoctiou = There shall be provtd .
abode for the employees and firomsa
so employed while on duty.
seetlea 4 All ordinances or parts
thereof, To 40 tar a. they may be 70
ordinance. are repealed
Section I. This ordinance shall
take effect and be IN force thirty
days from. and after Its passage and
Ppsew sgsig, axe - sr iss n a. ,ss
time " shall become law under tho
provisions OF tho city charter.
Passed the city Council the 18th
day u september. 1918. and signed
ton OF is passage this 10Th day Of
ss'''"'s noisir n. nEsxEru.
President OF tho city Council
hpprSs s ~ mo this nth day Of
dEo. y. coTrrRIII.
Piled by N. this nth DAY Of
bfptembef. 1913
Attest ~ w. CARROLL.
ci,y Cgsnptrciisr aud eK-effieio City
Clerk
~ ]. p. Asnsw. Deputy Clerk.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY FURTHER
GIVEN that on tuesday. tho sth
day ~ November. 1914 special
election viii BIO held tn The city Of
Seattle for the purpose OF rntifying
or rejecting the aforesaid oftin.
ance. ~ W. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and sx-offieio City
Clerk.
Date q fra, publication ssptem-
bel IT. 1914
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ROBBED TILL

Three men entered saloon q,
81 West Pine st. last night. stood
up at the bar and started shaking
dice w. A. King. proprietor,
watched them awhile. then went
out back. When he returned one
OF tho three was back OF the bar.
King started for him. grappled with
him. but he broke away and ran
out. with another one. a negro. fol.
lowing him. The third man TO
NAMED. When they had gone King
discovered that his TIL had been
robbed Of 31{.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-29
TURKS END NEAR

BERLIN, Oct. 2o.--while mill
tary observers here today are
agreed that complete victory In the
Balkans is near for the allied states.
and that before the weeks nd Tur-
key is likely to admit defeat, no
one connected with the government
or army will comment on tho pos
sibiIity Of Europe being generally
embroiled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-29
DOG POUND STAYS
WITH THE CITY

The dog pound still belongs TO
the city and will be run by H.
Councilmen Goddard, Marble,
PIERCE and Hesketh voted against
turning II over 20 tho King County
Humane society. The bill received
a good deal OF discussion. Council.
man Goddard declared that while
he was friendly to the humane 80.
clcty he did not want commercial.
lam to creep Into Il.
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FOUND IN BAY

Body OF a middie-aged man was
found floating In the bay near the
Colman dock early this morning.
At the morgus a search OF clothes
disclosed papers that gaye his
name "a Charles Brandt. He had
a policy In the National Hospital
association. made out In Portland
a month ago. The body had APP
parently been In the water for over
two weeks.
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WITH THE THREE
CANDIDATES
rgoov oIcTArIno LETTERS

ULSTER hay. " r. Oct. 70
Continued Improvement was noted
today 10 the condition OF Col. Roose-
volt. who was shot down two weeks
ago In Milwaukee by John schrank.
ROOSEVELT spent the morning dictat-
Ing letters. and the afternoon rcst.
ing up for the effort he will be
called upon TO make tomorrow
night when he IL TO deliver a 40
minute speech In Madison Square
Garden. New York city.
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Evevett-Seattle
Inaerrban Railway

m4fTLE TO EVERETT - Limited
rnlss is:5o q. m. and ! rs p m
- Trains -~s.x9. T3a. sac. $50.
M d ff.38 a M: ik 30. t8e a.
1M l;5e. tssg. B.1e ~ 3 20 7 20.
~ 80. il.ts .. n daily Extra
III Stairway and sunday al
y 4 wr<<.. Seattle. sfh sv.
~ Wesfsakss Greenwood. Ais \
NJ Store. s5th and Sreenwocs.
HreErT TO SEATTLE --Limltsi
1z|n1 40 a m and eco p. "a
~ trslns.--s.la. 500. TOO. SEQ.
81 n le.ea. III lee a m. ace
- u lee. ace. ace. t.0i II.
!. ~ 16k s.e5. SEQ. ia;jS .. m.
~. Estfn train Saturday and
- q t'as .. m
, h1lG|sns 3axsaEe tratra
vu1Ak tr.ls <as<s frsizht Sized at
- ssest< 81 AZ ,. m
kkcIfIC- NORTHWEST TRACTION
go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-29
BALLOONS LAND

PARIS. Oct. 29.--Three balloons
In the 0ordon-Hennett international
balloon race. which started from
Stuttgart. Germany. Sunday landed
here today. They are the Million
Population" representing the Unit.
ed States. Graf Zeppelin" the
Denmark entry. and the "Aruria. !"
tho Swiss representative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-29

JACK MCGEE
NEW YORK. Oct. 2e.--"suspend.
|cr Jack" McGee Ia hero these
days. Crowds on the streets OF
New York regard him an one OF the
chief points OF lnierest-" And the
bull moose party looks on him a.
It's mascot.
McGce is tho man who STAN.
peded the bull moose convention
for Oscar Stratus for governor. He
has bad spectacular career az a
cowboy. rough rider and circus
man, and nos belongs TO the mount.
ed police OF New York.
Some Of tho progressive leaders
insist that when Jack stood the
convention on iis head and made
II nominate. IN frenzy of On.
thassasm. man Il hadn't thought
OF nominating at all. he was acting
by divine inspiration. And Jack
himself Is inclined to think no.
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|E!!(:lB
Many Cut-Rate
Dentists

- vo,,l not a Dental Office In
n wo-s nrIe the very best dom
8 - costa 70 little. One year
49, tartf1 OUT cut rntee and
G et volume Of dental wort ~,
49, brought to - ns,,ri,. -,
0~s 1inuin1 our low prlcea On,
0~f ..~ne ~ a guarantees that Won,
~ III De Of the best. ana onlV
n6uiS materials used In your
- ~ sxactiy the same kind and
~ - ~olk On other peoples feetf,
~ -. you'd want done In oar
u es~s.'t and our examinatfon
lsS ~. ugn costs you nothing
q W.T. ARTIFICIAL, TEETH
"A ~ IyEHs BEST GOLD ANfi
V0EfTs,5 ~ CROWN AND EVTDCF
f'7eFS - BEST gold and porcslaIu
Ia exsr tssfh, and the best Pain.
y gtsfes sgfx OF teeth In the Tfnif.
DU11fs s9ay. are with the Albany
~ ~. ~ our Reasonable prices
~ ofsr aii question tho lowest
~ ~. N beattie. Our low
~ k,s1 continue becauae the,
~ irl4 us the large practios
M fadhptea all work for 4,
~ ~ a, and gee Us and you viii
~ Wort i. sxactly AS we advertise
y Isses, me Best. our prices are
.Er rur RATE DENTIST.
sr Peoples Bank p,dx
esss snd PIKE.
s.1 n'syssor or Walk up.
~ viii surprise yow.
AZ. Twin risase You.
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NOTICE
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY the
undersigned 10 the creditors Of
and all persons having claims
against the Jersey Dairy Company.
corporation. TO present them.
with the necessary vouchers. with
IN twenty days after the date 81
thls notice 10 thr undersigned at
tos New York Building. Seattle.
Washington. or said claims VIII be
barred.
". o KAf.nERG.
HerefSer Of Jersey Dairy Company
Seattle. Washington. October "a.
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cc oDSscISSndi Cont. 100 MiS cf ! fSoms.
$50; phone, light NJ. 42to.
Excelsior Apts.--Furnished and un-
furnished; 9th and pike. Main 1851
ST Lawrence, 1909 " Sth--Comfort-
able, close In. Main 1851. S1t up.
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W~~O~N<7|7|HF7FHF7
EXCHANGE
20 acres, kitnAp county. free. clear.
t-room modern cottage. near
school and two car Inca anneas-
ueuts paid. mortgage 900. run
ming years. Want larger mod
crn house, deslrable district. VIII
assume. Ken. Star.
We exchange everything eeerywhere
NJ any time. VI your price IL right.
Real Estate ExchaEEe. s1o-s1i
Lumber Exchange.
lots. price $500. clear. for furni-
ture, 5es American Bank Bldg.
Several good farms for city proper
". an1 American Hank nllR
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Houses for Rent

s~4~4~~~e~~~~~~<~~ee s~~--~~~rs~~~~N~~~~~~
New broom house. furnished. $40.
uufurnIahed t.room modern. 1850.
1-room house. 100.
Oimated. eTth aud Greenwood. Phone
Ballard 2saS,
7-room house. sleeping porch. newly
decorated. modern except heat
Madruun district 1894 sist av.. BY
owner $3.50.
Groom cottage. new and modern.
plano. good furniture. IL minutes
ride. near Lcschi park. cheap rent
account OF ungraded street. Hea-
con ass.
New modern b-roofn bungalow.
cowen park. SIS per month. S-se.
care star.
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WILSON COMO 10 NEW yoak

NEW YORK. Oct. 2a--Woodrow
Wilson plans 10 speak three times
here the latter part Of this week.
Tammany Is going TO help IN ar.
ranging great series Of meetings
Gov. Wilson today Ia campaigning
through Pennsylvania.
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Hotels & Lodging Houses

HOTEL CLARENDON--ii2M ath av.
$. rooms soc and 7tc. Elliott 642t J,
HOTEL OXFORD. 1890 LIST av,. mod
erp; rates $3.50 per week and up.
Darlington, 1913 Second. SO week up,
ROYAL HOTE1s--4Oi Firth av. 25c
10 Use night; Sl.T5 to 81 week.
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f0c ioaves home made bread. fsc,
English mullins. . for f0c; mlnee
Soc order teas. coffees or spices
Smyrna figs. 2sc ID: black figs.
lbs. 2sc: datoa. 1se H.: peanut butter
900 ID. 30c pail Crisco. 25c. ! lbs
CSC coffee. ~: lbs. Eastern cream.
cry butter. csc; . don. Eastern eggs
CSC; apples tGravenstein. Kings and
Pippins). 7sc box, delivered. Domino
sugar. lbs. 500.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


10 lbs sugar. 81; ] pkgs. rnssIns.
ssc. } boxes matches. lQc: , sacks
NJ s ioe al. lardt , rs . ps a sss ssa
ID: dry onions, iba. Toe. potatoes.
az lbs 1sc, pumpkins. Toe each: ap.
pies. Toe duz.. hurkieberrsea. lbs.
$50. cooking apples. lbs. 100, pick
ling cucumbars. soc dor, Nib. co.
Goa. 20c.
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Miss Mary Simmons Ii the pro-
grcssive candidate for county school
superintendent Miss simmons has
had eight years Of active experience
In teaching school. She graduated
from the Michigan normal school In
1904, was Instructor OF sclcnc. and
history at the Hartford high school
for three years. held a similar posi.
ton AZ Coidendsie. Wash. for one
year. took up special studies for two
years at the University of Washing.
ton and the University OF California.
aud In now teaching in the Seattle
schools for her fourth year.
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Help Wanted-Female

AtClp w aItACd Giti0iC
SceN~c~~-~~e~ee~~e-~e~ e>~~~~~NS~4~-~-~~~~
Wantcd--Y ounK women. either ex-
periencrd or inexperienced. 10
work a. telephone operators, Ap-
ply 70 iiok srd ay. or 1890 i1th
az, The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph &c.
Cooks In aud out 81 city. restaurant
Mattresses. h0uEek cepcr out Of
city. also couple for ranch. Want
81 a. Seattle Employment office.
1917 Third Az
Woman who wants good home light
work. tiA a month. willing 10 walt
on table for small family. Time
her own when work In finished.
s.ss. care star.
Wanted -Esprricncod operators oh
power machines. also apprentices.
Apply Seattle Tent a Awning Co.
Collectors wanted Tor an Al pEepo-
sltion. biz commission. Write
x-ssT. star
Wanted 49, kspoftonced filter Tor
ladies' alteration room. ,. ltsdels-
haimer 4 Co. First and Columbia.
Wanted~~FDr sewers. fur finishara
hudson Hay fur Co. sis first ny.
Free Instruments. mandolin. guitar,
banjo sykes Music school. A1t
Peoples Hank bldg.
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f~~~~~->D~~-~~~~~.~ ~S~s~<r~~s~~~S~~
d.oat--Opcn- faced gold waitham
!. watch, bulldog fob. In business
district Monday afternoon. Kindly
return A. w. Webb. 4S7 Henry
] Bldg.
Round your eyesight growing DIM
Opr registered optician will rem
Ay the defect. Examination free
Myron symons, it27 Third.
Found--A iady's watch on Third av.,
near Orpheum theatre. owner can
have same by identifying. Joe
Gsfda, 2oio Firth av.
Gentieman's ring set with lady's
Il held, ON First or Second avs. or
phinney car. Reward. Phone
Ballard 2720
October 2s. In Bon
Y Marche millinery department.
\ three French plumea. pink. Finder
phone east s3St; liberal reward.
VIII exprossman In whose wagon
gentlemnn's leather hat box was
left on october 10 please call East
1901
Found--Where mattresses are reno
waited. $3.50 and t2.00. Propp q
Co, 81 He'll st. Phone Elliott ae0b.
Second hand clothing bought. sold
exchanged. l0lI PHO Main 6agS.
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For the convenience 81 our readers.
We have established agencies at
the following locations
TN taiea Sc. with souvenir aud
& cpTfo shop. Phone Elliott 60
T. u Maii~s. ttoS ballard az. Phone
fNgiArd tos.
Ats~may DO ieft AZ tbeac branches.
where same rates will be given as
nj main office. Transient rates
are Ice por limo or { times for the
II prkrr af for eanh ada
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Wanted-MisceIlaneous
wanted Modern hotel or roominw
house. 10 or 80 rooms VIII deal
with owner only. N-sTa. caro-
star
Expressing. trunks. baggage. office
school beacon 1909
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M. l.. Longfellow. progressive can
dldate FOR the legislature from the
tsth district. has resided IN Seattle
eight years. Although he withdrew
from tho republican primaries when
the progressive party was formed.
he came within a few votes OF get,
ting the republican nomination AZ
well as the progressive party nomi,
nation. His district comprises pro
cincts 1877 to its inclusive aud is5
D 40 inclusive.
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Funeral Directors.

Bonnsy watson Co. funeral direc-
tors. new location. broadway and
Olive. East ~.
r. IL HUTTERwoRTH a N0Na.
iegi First AZ. Main OF Elliott $40:
ucr.,~~,>,->,.-.G i.s,ssl,Jc>u
ltladon. cut flowers funeral pieces
Elliott zs6t. 1919 Second Green
house. firnror s7k.
BURNS FLoRAL Co. sol srd- Main
sti1-Cut flowsrs. designs. seeds.
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TAFT TO NEW YORK TODAY

WASHINGTON. Oct 20 Presl-
dent TAFT started for New York nj
noon today. There he Will confer
With his campaign managers and
will attend the launching OF the
new battieship New York.
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Situation Wanted - Male

S~e~~~~e~N~->~~~~~~~~~e~~ ~~~r~cees>~~~~-o~~~~.o.
Plumbing wanted. owner furnish
material XIII
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Nc>~~s~~~~~>~<>~sec <><>>>><>c1c~>~o>~O
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
worth OF good wheat land or stock
ranch In Alberta. well improved,
good buildings, near town and
railroad. viii trade for vacant or
improved city or country; will as
s on N,nt Gw NV Ant b. Prone ' III,
Holt 2fg0J.
PAYING grocery for sale, high class
trade. little competition. about
s2.i00 cnsh 10 handle. owner. Ad-
dress S-s3. care star.
Grocery for sale. good location,
cheap rent. small amount VIII
handle; owner has other business.
Kcnw0od ii03.
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Furnished Rooms

Furnished Rooms
~-~s~~-~~~>~~.~~>>~~- ~s~~~~~~~~~-N~~
Stewart Hotel, sc stewart ~. Phone
Elliott 1863 ). Steam heat, hot
and cold water Rooms $3.50 week
up. Day, ssc and soc. Block west
Washington hotel.
Reasonable. nicely furnished rooms.
Sl1 ~. Howell. Close to high
school with or without board.
good home cooking. East 31b.
Two cosy rooms, furnished for
housekeeping, screened In sleep
ing porch. East 1880.
HOTEL Rhode Island, Sc Virginia st.
soc day aud $3.50 week and up.
HOTEL Rainier, i6s Main ST.. brick
building Rates soc and up. Bath.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. iit5h
First Rates soc daily and up.
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Help Wanted-MaIe

HELP WANTED, MALE
by Civil Service Commission
OF the city OF Seattle. applicants
for examinations for city positions
M follows; Craftsman. G0mputsr.
Engineer'A Department. Assistant
Operator, Oiler. IncaDdeacent 1te-
pnlrmRn. Lighting Department. .
Plan Inspector. Field Inspector.
chief Field Inspector tProm0tfon) /,
buildings Department. STRUCTURAL
Craftsman liifidga ConnfruetlonJ !.
fnaoeotor Wafer peoartmefts As
niHtant Plumbing Inspector, Az
ulHtant MIX Inspector, Furnace
man. Health Department. Wiring
Inspector under city Electrician.
Janttor. Detailed information
flee. iOs prefonfnfno Place. Appii-
cntions received not later than
November 4th, 1919
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Dr. A. Lee Lewis. consulting chiro-
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