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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-15
LIST IS COMPLETED
Many File For Place On Primary
Ballot.
Primaries on Tuesday, Sept. 10th

The time of filing declarations of can
dldacy for the primary election, to be
held on September 10, closed on Satur
day, August 10 at 5 p. m. The follow
ing is the complete list of entries into
the primary race:
State Representatives.. j. Apple
man, Rep; Alva S. Sherlock, Dem. Lee
r. Bilderback, Soc.
Auditor H. H. Murray, Rep; AL
verde S. Albert, Soc.
Treasurer-G. F. Talmadge, Rep. E.
E. Reid. S. M. McGee, Dem.; Hans E.
Westby, Soc.
Assessor D. Purchase, Rep. L.
A. Culver, Soc.
Sheriff.. F. Gardiner, J. E.
Jenne, J. w. Cusick, Rep; Elmer
Thackston, J. w. Everett, Dem. Byron
Rouse, Soc.
Prosecuting Attorney-E. I. Jones'
Rep; M. F. Ryan, Dem.
Clerk of the Cnurts-Earl K. Parks
Rep; Ralph, R. Isaacs, Dem.
Engineer-R. M. Vail, Rep; J. L.
Bayley, Dem.
Superintendent of Schools Hester c.
Soules.
Coroner-John Hiett, J C Harding
Rep.
Commissioner, First District-C. A
Fielder, John T. Rogers, Rep; Geo. H
Bobier, Dem.; Gus L. E. Smith, Soc.
Commissioner, Second District-R
Greenhalgh, Rep; W. 1. Fountain
DEM; Phillip Limits, Soc.
Commissioner, Third District-O. L
Carmichael, J. w. Ferguson, Rep; j
B. Renshaw, Soc.
Superior Judge, Pend Oreille-Steven
District-W. H. Jackson, F. Leo Grin
stead and J. A Rockford, on the non
partisan ballot.
A. M. McCool, of Metaline Falls, VIII
had announced his candidacy for tn
Democratic nomination for commits
sioner for the Third district, was tn
only announced candidate who failed
make filing.
For Governor the following have file
at Olympia: M. E. Hay, John C. Law
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-15
Will Build Second Story

George H. Bobier, who is erecting
the new store building at the corner of
Third and Washington avenue for the
use of J. A. Noble, has decided to con-
tinue the construction of the building to
make it two stories in height, instead
of one story, as originally planned. The
second story will be equipped for office
rooms.
This decision on the part of Mr.. Bo-
bier is gratifying to the people of New
port at this time, indicating his conf
dence in the future of the town.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-15
BOARD HELD PUBLIC HEARINGS
To Determine Actual Value O
Properties.
Will Adjourn Saturday, Aug. "a

During the past week the Board Of
Equalization has continued its work of
endeavoring to equalize the returns
made by the field deputy assessors. Up
to this time but few raises have been
considered by the Board, but numerous
reductions have been made in order to
make the assessment equitable.
The work on the assessment of the
town of Newport has taken considerable
time, for the reason that our people
contended that residence properties, as
a whole, had been put in at too high a
figure as compared with the business
district.
The question as to the actual percent
age of real value at which the business
district was assessed, having been
brought up repeatedly, the Board on
Friday afternoon summoned before it
every owner of realty in the business
district who could be reached, and took
sworn testimony as to the actual valua-
tiOns. Some took radical positions,
placing the values higher than selling
price, while others went to the opposite
extreme. At the conclu sion of the
hearing the Board came to the deci
sion that the assessor had come as close
as possible to SO per cent basis, and
concluded to let the assessment on busi-
ness lots stand unchanged.
Similar hearings were held at lone
and Metaline Falls on, Monday and
Tuesday by Assessor Purchase and
Commissioner Atherton.
1t having been claimed by some resi-
dents of the Calispel valley that, while
a small portion of that section had been
returned as first grade land, taxable at
$25 per acre, the larger portion of the
valley had been listed as second grade,
taxable at $18 per acre, and that there
by discrimination was shown, hearings
to determine the actual value of agri-
cultural land in the Calispel valley were
held on Monday and Tuesday at Cusick,
Usk and Locke by Commissioners Suth-
erland and Mathews.
AS yet the Board has found but few
pieces of property on which they deem
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-15
Dates for Newport Fair

The dates for the annual Fair and
Agricultural Exhibit at Newport have
been fixed as Friday and Saturday,
Sept. 27 and 28. Committees are now
at work soliciting funds, preparing
premium list and making other arrange
ments for the big event.
Cusick will hold its fair on Tuesday
and Wednesday of the same week. An
opportunity will thus be afforded ranch
ers to show their products at both places.
Now is the time to select material
for exhibition.
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settlers. The land will be sold in tracts

settlers. The land will be sold in tracts
of 40 acres and up.
This section will naturally derive a
great benefit from the placing of this
land on the market, and the advertising
campaign. 1t has always been con-
tended that the withholding of large
areas of land by the corporations has
been drawback to the development of
the country. The splendid crops of
grains, grasses and Vegetables now
growing on cleared lands in this vicinity,
and the general adapatability of our
soil for dairying and diversified farming
are easily appreciated by those who
make an intelligent investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

WHEN the artist Is young and strug'
Cling.
When the writer Ia young aud
poor.
When the iuggler is green at Jug
Cling.
And life Is no sinecurc:
When they haven't won the grace OF
The fatos 70 A. large extent.
h them you VIII find no trace OF
Artistic temperament
But when they have reached their
glory.
And when they have won their
fame.
You'll read full many story
OF genius all aflame":
You'll hear OF their fits and frivol.
Their fads and choier hient.
And you'll hear folks call this drivei
Artistic temperament.
It's mask for a temper snappy.
For a mighty pile OF couceit,
Tor a disposition scrappy
And a selfishness complete.
Beware OF the child or woman.
Beware OF the fiery gent.
Who has that thing inhuman--
Artistic temperament"i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
HODGE HOLDS A.
BIC RALLY
TONIGHT

TACOMA. Sept. s,--nob Hodge.
people's candidate for governor on
the progressive ticket. arrived hero
this morning TO close up his cam
palgn In this county. The biz rally
arranged for tonight at the Tacoma
theatre for Hodge by his Tacou's
supporters promises TO be the big
rest political meeting held here in
years. Every indication points TO
q crowded hall. and Il may be mecca
gary To hold an overflow meeting.
Hodges only oppoaltion here IL
paulhamus. the Pierce county man.
but Paul has been progressive for
such short time that he has not
attracted many OF the real progress.
sives. Hodge supporters eay ho
will not only carry this county In
the progressive primary Saturday
but that he will draw practically as
many votes as all three OF his OPP
ponents combined.
Hodge received telegram here
today from Spokane. Informing him
that the big arrangements for the
big rally there for him Thursday
night have been completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
STERN PROBE INTO POLICE
SCANDAL In N. Y. STARTS

NEW YORK. Sept. s.--Peremp
torily denying all motions of coun-
sci for the defense. Justice Goff
here today ordered a plea OF not
guilty entered in behalf OF Police
Lieut. chas. Becker. charged with
the murder OF Gambler Herman
Rosenthai. and set september 10 as
the date for the trial to begin.
Justice Goff. who Was appointed
by Gov. Dix 10 investigate for tho
state the Rosenthal murder and the
charges OF graft and corruption
which are alleged TO permcata shs
entire police department. Indicated
BY hts stand today thar be Is TO rule
with an iron hand during the In
yestigatlon. Repeated attempts by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
TAKES POISON

II. =. MOORE. sble Palafine av.s
tried 10 commit suicide this morn.
Ing by drinking mixture OF am.
mopla and whiskoy. Moore had
been having trouble with his wife
for some time. Ito has several
Mines threatened 10 kin her and
himself. Early this morning no
went 10 his homo, found Il locked.
and crawled In through the base
ment winder. where he took thu
mixturo Ills groans attracted tho
attention OF a rasserby. wno found
him and phoned for the ambulance.
He was sent TO tho city hospital.
and soon recovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

counsel for Becker TO secure delay
on technical and other grounds
were abruptly overrulcd by the
court. When the attorneys persist.
cd. Goff ordered the clerk TO enter
plea Of no, guilty. and directed
that the prisoner DO returned 10 the
Tomhs.
Attorneys for the men In the case
who have turned states evidence.
including Sam Schapps. Harry Val
Ion and Jack Rose. were hit hard to
day when Justice Goff served notice
on District Attorney Whitman that
the rule which heretofore granted
Immunity TO participants In n crime
when they turned states evidence
would no, apply In the Rcaonthal
probe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
HACKS HIMSELF

Boris sakaiof. Is. Russian. while
suffering from q violent fit Of Tn
sanity this morning. grabbed a
Ratchet and began to hack himself.
with the intention OF ending his
life. He was found at Brooklyn 1t.
and Northiake av with bad cuts on
the legs. three fingers cut off and
his right wrist badly lacerated. He
vas taken TO tho city hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
SMALLEST CLAIM

Smallest claim for damages by a
victim OF an automobile accident In
King county was filed in the supc-
rior court this morning. Tho amount
asked IL $3.50.
The complaint alleges that on
July 10 last, Fred l.. Boyd drove his
machine so rscklessly that he
struck Lydia Chadwick. n minor.
and she sustained a cut on the left
side OF the forehead which nccessi-
,afed medical treatment and caused
her much pain.
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Paid Advertisement
TO THE VOTERS or KING
COUNTY
Or. WALTER KEIToN

The King County undertak-
cra' Social club IN asking you
20 support DIR. W. liter Kclton
for Coroner for several rea,
soma We arc satisfied that
he viii curdnct the office 10
a fair and Impartial manner.
that no viii treat the living
and the dead with the utmost
respect. That he will. In es-
cry case possible. give the rel
ativcn the privilege OF ehooH.
ing their undertaken. THAT he
van. until a public moFgne IL
established. distribute uniden.
titled bodies lmparuaiiy. That.
when elected. no undertaken
will be ahio 10 buy or lnfiu.
ence. as has bcen the case
with too many coroners In the
past We believe the coro-
ner's office 20 DO ono where
party lines should be obliteF.
ated. and that you should yOts
for the man and his principles
regardless Of what party he
belongs 20. Tho undertakers
supporting DIR. Walter keltnn
have not been promised any
special fayors. but we feel
that no long as tho present dc.
plorable condition In tho cor
oner'a office has bcen brought
about by one class OF under.
takers. IL Ia the duty OF all
reputable undertakcrs fas we.l
as tho duty Of cvery voter.
both men and women. In King
countyl 10 help better condl.
lions. Therefore are appeal TO
you as voters 20 help uH pur.
Ify the office OF coroner by
clacting DIR. Walter keiton.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


SANITARY
10 lbs. sugar. o.. ptgu. corn
flakes. ihc. cans pork aud beans.
zoe. bottles cetHup, ace. ace pkg.
Ceylon tea. iAci potatoes. 7bc 60 poe
sack, lbs. seeded raiaina. Zoo.
grape juice. SEQ ut. local patent
flour. fi.i0 sack. hard vhcat flour.
fae sack cans milk. acc sauar-
kraut, ats. 100 elder vinegar. sbc
gallon. matt and white vinegar, $50
gallon. sweet pickles. iee ~.
CORNER
Chicken, isc 10. hams. tic III;
shoulder lamb, fc IL. pork chops
ibc 10. hack hones. &c ID pick
spare ribs. 80 ID. lard. izMo To-
e e, butte. i7re p; Pien,ss. 100
tatoes. ~ lbs. ase. sweet potatoes. 9
lhn. zhc. tomatoes. iba, 100. 4
lunches carrots. Sc. bunches rad
isheH. SCI , lunches beeta. Be. egg
plant. Be ID. peaches, t0c, csc and
boo box.
Kodak Printing AZ Cut Rates
Owl Studio. ii0th First ave. s''
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Labor day proved expensive for
seven people yesterday. What.
with robberies and accidents. the
seven lost a total OF si.i3o. Chas.
Erickson. Easnnvilie. lost an en-.
vslope containing stock certificates
worth ss0O Misx X l.. Aonahan.
sic East 10Th st.. Loaf purse con.
tanning SIS. The home Of A. L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
AN EXPENSIVE DAY FOR SEVENPEOPLE

Diilan. 1903 North 50fh Il. was
robbed OF sss. Alex Osborne. OF
Monroe. loat $50 on a buneo game.
W. H. Morgan. OF Spokane. lost
purse containing $40. w. q.
Thompson. OF Sedro Woolloy. was
touched for fas while talking 20 a
stranger on 2nd Az. yesterday AZ.
ternoon. J T. cAprop. lost peck.
etbook which held SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
THE MARKETS

TIE foIIowlnT are The average
prices paid by local commission mar-
chants To tha producers aud prices
paid hy the retailer 20 the commits
slonefa. The prices paid the farmers
como under "buyinE price, ana the
ing price" Prices in ali eases are
subject to variation. according 10
freshness and general exceltence. but
these prices. unless otherwise inaf-
Gated. arc for strictly first grader
Egrs-~lsuyfnR Price
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S~<N~~~~~-~.~-~,~~~,>~N
Bright, Intelligent widow who un-
dsrsthndH tho roomsnK and board p
Ina house business thoroughly de-
Hir.H gentleman partner for same
am neat aud good worker x-43zs
care Star.
Wanted to find Margaret McKinzls.
Vast heard OF In Seattle. Any In
# formation regarding hor. Address
Ast5s, The star.
Dir. A. Leo Lewis. consuitins chiro-
pfaotof. Hours 10 D. M. 5ts-7 Ar
ends Annex. Main iasz. Lady attend
ant
RUPTURE cuBEp. permanent. no
operation or detention from labor.
over 400 cases cured past two
years ages 1 e. 10. Harvard
ciiihoroDY. manIeurins, facial
ana scalp treatments. Suite 70,
ANY pine ST.
GILLETTE hLAbEs shsrpened, soc
dcs; fskors zbe. etc. 1901 eth nv.
Oct -Acauaintod Society. Names aud
addresses los Pine street
bay u saw IL In The star"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
CROPS DAMAGED

The rainfall IN Seattle for the
month OF August vas the hes.i-
eat since 1899. IN 1899 the
rainfall measured 2.so. the past
month u was 2.ss. Reports are
that crops In Western Wash.
ingson have been damaged from
10 10 rs per cert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
Legal Notices

>>~~ec~T~~p~>@s~<<<~<~Nee ~rSrr~r~~<~r~rs<>r<
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or
PARTNERSHIP
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the o-partnorship heretofore ex-
listing between Ira H. Watson and
David O. O'Brien. under the firm
name and style of the University
Hardware Co, and which conducts
cd a general hardware business at
42t3 1sth av. N. e., has this day
been dissolved. and the partner
Ira II. Watson has Withdrawn
from said firm, which viii here
after be conducted by David o.
Ofrien as sole trader. under tho
name OF University Hardware Co.
All accounts due the firm may be
paid at the address OF the old
firm and ali' liabilities may be
presented there for payment
Dated at Seattle. Wash, this 2Tth
day OF August. 1919,
IRA IT. WATSON.
DAVID q. UftkIEN.
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Help Wanted---Male

Learn the trade that inSurea you
permanent, work az good. progress
niNc pay, steam. gas or electrical
engineer. Individual Instruction
on actual. standard machinery un-
der power by trained. experienced
specialists Day and night courses.
Get catalogue. Seattle Engineer
Ing School. Inc. First av. W. and
Roy ct.
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For Saie--PouItry.


All Kinds Of pure bred puiietH bought
ana sold. We have some efGep-
tl0naiiy fine white Rock and
white OrpinRton cockersis for as.ls
~ Reasonable prices Agents Tor
McciaDnhan. Queen and X-HnY
lncubatofs and broodsrs. orders
taken for Philo coops Pull llns
or feeds and remedies. Zine fat
poultry dressed daily
PACIFIC POULTRY co. INC.
Top Floor Corner Market
Phone Elliott 5zes. First an0 Pike.
For Ie-Some fine Ancona puilets.
and months old, 7gc and up.
Also " fine H. I Red pulleta.
months old. 7bc each. Pauison's
Poultry Yards, 1912 z2nd av. ". w.
Phone Ballard 68l.
HE KALEM POULTRY MARKET
dressed chicken per ~.
sptinK chicken ...s......xt Csc por ~.
Lave apd dressed turkeys always on
hand.
1900 Pike Place.
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shirtwaists Numbered at reasonable
prices. All work guaranteed. We
call for and deliver. No laundry.
Phone Beacon z05G.
Wanted-Stock chickens. ducks.
COW, etc. In exchange for prop
erty. or might buy II cheap. x-t5T.
care Star.
Eyes examined and properly fitted
1850 up. schwartz, Optician. 23I
Epler Block
Wanted~2s-ft. launch. property to
trade. or might buy. x-4as, care
Star.
Kodak developing. Toe roll, any
sLze Jacobs. Photo shop. v u I'D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

Thomas ID. PAGE. the lawyer. who
broke cane over the head OF Rep.
resentatlvc II. y. Foster about three
weeks ago. thlsSafternoon appeared
before Justice Fred Brown In an
aver to a second-degrce assault
charge. Justice Brown viii have to
determine whether Page 10 TO stand
trial In the superior court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

~,~~>>.~~~-N<>~~~0~~~J ~~.~~~~-~O~~~-~-~
SNAP--eSTOCK OF NOTIONS
203f ~. Madison. buy stock. Will give
you fixtures. sa00 takes ".
Help on invention, burglar proof
safe. Address Hey Angood. Rock
port, Wash.
Pool. excellent location. doing good
business. 1907 Grand boulevard.
Queen Anne $50.
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Spocial Noiice..

ktteatmant. by graduate nurse, la
dies only, by appointment East
i5sa.
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Funeral Directors.

y. HGTTETw6KTR soHat
1921 FIRST ave Main or Elliott yts.
University Undertaking. Pnriors, t2is
18Th n. r. North ala w. ~, Fork.
ner.
Bonney- Watson Co. Funeral DIreos
Main Ia: Elliott 2st
GffNs 1roE1s'fC ~ 81. 81 ssa a~S slsIi;s
2tt3-Cut flowers designs. snedA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
Farm Lands.

~~~~-~-~---~-~~-~~~~ -~~~-~-~-~~~~-~~-~
IN THE VALLEY
Near Auburn. have n highly i'm
proved f-ncre ranch. Broom
house. barn and chicken houaea,
There are 5000 raspberry planta,
200 ioEnnberriea and other yarfs-
ties. The price Of this fine little
ranch 10 only 1880; will seli on
good terms, or would accept some
HERMAk SCHROEDER
2il-Ss Liberty Bldg. Opp poatoffics
$500 20 AcRES-tsO0
~ miles from big town in Lewis
county. on county ro1d. not back
In the woods. neighbors across tho
road. beautiful slope for drain
age, no gravel. ~ trains per day
10 Seattle am Portland. 1850
cash. balance to suit you.
t1ff American Bank Eldg
1890 cash aud t5.b0 per month viii
buy IN acres OF good level land
north and east OF Machias This
land In suitable for fruit and pOul-
try. with a ready market for same
nj Enobominh. which is only five
miles distant ~ acres for 1850,
on easy terms Come IN and ask
US about this land.
OLE HANSON N co.
sit-Is-ie-i7 New York FLOCK
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Wanted to Buv---F urniture
~1r~~r>~~~~s~os~~~c>r~~~ ~eNr>c>~c~~~~N~~s~
Modern Furn. CO.. s1s Pike. NJ 6slS
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Money to Loan


,,c.,oelIcy ZEAL EsIsJ,IS JoAs,Nss,.,oo..
CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
On improved or vacant property.
any amount. $50 to $500; long or
short time; easy payments. no de-
lay. Sturtevant a Co. ana Boston
blk.
CuATTEL AND COLLATERAL
Money loaned on diair~ and Jew,
eiry: private offices: confidential
American Jewelry CO., S02 and Az
EASTERN BROK ERAGE CO.
Loans from $500 to $4,000 to
SALARlND PEOPLE
Without security or Endorsement.
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE
Pianos, warehouse receipts. etc.
Liberal terms. prompt service.
2o7 Northern Bank Bldg. tth a. Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
Homesteads.

Homestead or desert claim relinauish
mont Eastern Washington fruit
belt. Greatest bargain ever Of
fcred Thomas Craig. COS First ay.
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Board and Room.

ceN~~~Nr~~>NeorsN<>r .r~~<sr~cSe>,~rcc
Large cosy rooms. firoplacss, plead
: ant, bomeiiks place. Main ssS2.
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HxSx SxSsH x2H1
= PROGRESSIVE MEETINGS 4
= Tonlght-Phsleu's hall. Co 4
. iumbla: Foster. wcat Seattle 4
= schoolhouae: ts07 Thackeray 4
4 place. 4
= Wednesday Riverton. 4
= Wards hall. Georgetown. =
. Thursdsy-Rainisr Beach. 4
xSEps SxxpT4 49,
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Water Front

WATERFRONT
A fine i0-aore place on the Sound,
extra geHi soil. fine beach, good
house. This would make an oie-
price In 81 500. can sell on good
terms OF trade for good home In
city
HERMAN SCHROEDER
szI.zs LIbsrIY nldK, OPP. rostoffIee
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Nicely furnished rooms. good homo
co4AinK, walking distance. 1874
Mswose. Main fsai.
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Wanted-Real Estate


want 70 20 acres good land. with
In 20 miles Of seattle. Improved or
unlmprOyed. for cash. 11Ve de-
scrgtion ana price. Addrsss
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PeraonaI.

MAsHxdE--Nain 600.
ileleet patronage
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Room.

housekeeping Rooms.
.~~.~~~.~~~~~~~.~s0~ N~>>N~~~es~rs~~~~~rer
Large. light furnished excepting
rooms, strictly modern, fine view.
near Woodland park and Lincoln
high. reasonable. North 1883.
OLYMPIC APIS. 70lo Western av.
Single rooms, $3.50 up: suite.
s5.o0 up. Near public ,narket.
Furnished heated housekeeping
rooms, gas, light, included. Queen
Anne 1923. ia Valley.
Cheap, well furniahed transient aud
housekeeping rooms at Sla Howell
Furnished housekeeping rooms, a. 90
per week. 1919 Pike Vt. Elliott 2llSW
81 90 per week up. near public mar
kct. 2026M First av.
Rooms 81 up. eis Eighth nv
Earle, single II. X. rooms III Marion
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~~s~s~~~-~gss~<~S~>~~~s~<
Furnished or unfarnished modern =
room house. small house In rear.
near car and school. reasonable.
Owner. Ballard SEQ
North Alki Beach. kiki tar line,
good view. reasonable. Phone
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For SaIe-Wood and Coal.

-|1|~1s1-1~N-<-N- ~.Tlr-N4~-Nr~~-~<1
Iadsnt dust pan with first load coal.
Nalnwrlaht & Mcleod. Phones izfs
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Nice Clean housek eeplng rooms at
Hotel Trnfton. ts2b Ballard av. Bal
lard i3sz.
CAPITAL HOTEIs-~ios Jackson ST.
soc 60 $50 day $3.50 TO IS week.
HOjEL CLARENDON-ii2M tth av
3 Hooms SOC and 75c, Elliott tt7l J.
Hotl Livingston, 1871 lat av. Mod
etn. Rates 1850 per week and IN
HOTEL OXFORD. 1920 ist av.. mod
efn: rates 1880 per week and up:
harrington. 1914 Second. ~ week
Ibtel Consul, 9Th and Wash; rms
81 knd up beds ibc. Free baths
HOtAL HCTEIr-aoi Fifth nv. 25o
70 1sc night: It's 20 q week.
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Groom fiat 1850 q. A .Ioe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
Help Wanted---FcmaIe
Male and Female Help
Wanted

NITRO BUSINESS coLLEoE--spe
eialty. TsleErsphy and railway
accounting. Teachers are old ex-
perisnccd railroad men. Graduates
go 10 good positions and hold
them. sfztA Fremont Ay.. Seattle.