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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-30

articulos, por causa dc las diicultades
y cortapisas que. Sc les ponen actual
mente a Su entrada en- la isla Sc intro
Queen por medic de los puertos de la
dni6n dcjando ALI los dcrechos qae
correspondent a Puerto Rico
Fue aprobada por unanimidad csta
dGcima resolution
Sc acuerda nombrar una comsi6n
compuesta de un delegado propietario
y uno suplente para que eieeute las
rcsauciones aprobadas aste q Comitt
lie ASuntos InslIares dc Ia Camara de
Representatives,. en- Washington, dejan-
do a la Directiva Ia election de las
persouas Quc ham de con~titair'a.
TIL senor Mariana Abril promoyi0
na question de imp5rtancia i IS IA de
luc, case que cstaudo Ia Comisi6n de
a Asociaeiou dc PROFESSIONALS cn Was
liugtou So presenta>e IN Fl Senado al
suna ley dcduirndo Il Status de Parr-
70 Rico ~ algma forma. VA Ia de Es-
Elo Ia de independence Sn IN
rotcetorado 81 IL pida "a pareecr
eerca del particular. II >0 voto. Sc abs
gnga H. dar'o IN tmio uo se onsolte
al Pueblo dc Puerto Rico.
III ser aprobada por unanimidad e~-
"a re>olacl6n produjo gran l0biIo en-
.re To, concurrentes los cuaIcs Ia AGO.
..rrau oon uo wolongado apa5so
De~paa> alzo lu patriotUo ai,@,r>o
>eHor hernandez Lola napifrstau-
lo ~a> r~perauHas H. tumG0 sa -a-
.e.acc.u por haber sido Ia primcra
vel que 81 ham uuio s4hstancial-
ueute pre>tigioSos purrtorrlqaeaos par
ilario- j. dj-tiuta~ form9, L. eooler-
Io para peIlr. to1a- au.os. ro~as sam
mporiante> como Ia, seulhcadas rn
as acucrlo, tomaIo,
La A~amalaa arordo un voto ia ara
,t~ para Ia, ~eaores Balbis y Herman
lez Lope< por as Naho~o, trabaloS.
la A~amolea - A~ociaeiou de 'rofe
lonalc> Ia llc coneurfieron cn re-
lresentaetou IL. Ia lie profeslonaIes.
a Ia, doc ,eiutc tcrnmo Ia Asnm-
fIaa + todo~ los asambIcistas saHerou
ausfechI~Ho4 eontcnto~ dol :xto
esperanza3o> en- pr5xiuos iriuufo>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-30
Casino Espanol
de Sam Juan de Puerto Rico
Junta Direotiva para Ell ano 1912
Don Antonio Alvarez n

President Don Antonio Alvarez N
va.
Vice Fresidentes Don Antonio Sar
miento y dor Rafael Fabian.
Contador don Jose Maria Pedreir1.
Tesoreroe don Julian Sim6.
Fiee-Contador: don Bartolom5 Coll.
Fice-Tasorero. don Joaquin Villami-.
Secretaries don Jose Perez Losada,
don Francisco Rodriguez Alvarez.
Vocale> don Antonio Caubet, don
Carlos CNie, don Luis Rubert. don Ra-
mon Vali4e don Vicente Balbas. dor
Jose Maria Lomba. don Miguel de l.
Cuttara, Don Pedro Casta6os don Eu-
genio MUria don Abelardo de la Haba
Ion Julio Teijoiro, don GuilIermo Vida.
don Antonio NJ Somoza. don Pedro Bo-
Iivar, don Rogue Gonzalez. don Pabl.
del Rio. don Gabriel Arce Y don Dio
nsio Trigo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-30
Il gran banquete
de la "Bolsa "

Como hcmos anunciado, el Sc
gundo banquete annual de la 'San
Juan Stock and Produce Exchange.
tendra ugar Fl sibado tres de Febrero.
en- eI Ieatro Municipal y ser6 ser
}ido por 4 Gran Hotel Inglaterra.
Al spndldo acto ha ,ido invitad
naestro Director rtrcz Losada, com
lnesped ic Honor 10 que obliga nues
ira gratitud para e importante org
nlSm0 tomgreIaI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-30
.ASOCIACION DE
PROFESSIONALS
ASAMBLEA MAGMA


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tallo oajo cuaIqaier .orma H. gob'.rno
democrdtico, que los mun'eIpos sean
libres y autdnomos. con el in de desa-
rrollar la vida interna dc las munielpa-
hdades Sc reeomende "A Ia iegiSlai IRA
dc Puerto RIco Sc IegiSle en TAI SEN
tldo dnrante la session actual
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Ia 'amafa de una Fez que vote una icy
declarando autonomos a los mnhlciplos
en- los asuntoS locales. ESta reSoluelon
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-30

Auoche celebr6 su Ultima session Ia
-Asamb!ea General de la Association de
Prolesiouales- Empez6 a las ocho Y
cuarenta Concurrierou muchisimos
asoeiados
Alberta Ia session por el Presidente
senoc Hernandez Lopez, 81 scnor soto
Gras haee entrega a este de un escuto
suyo en et que presenta su renmcia
irrevocabIe Del puesto que ocupaba co.
mo director y de miembro dc Ia ASo-
eiacion. Eu el escrito aludido mani
fiesta Soto Gras que su renuncia Ia orr
gipan los acuerdos politicos tomadoS
por Ia Asamblea, pues cree tl que csta
no dobe ni puede tomar ninguno. E~-
tas apreciaciones le fuerou rebatidas
brillantemente anteanoche, al Senor
Soto Gras por yarios miembros dc la
Asamblea.
En- virtud de esta renuncia " de Ia
del selor Guzman Benltcz (Jose I4n-
dada eu que, como la Asamblea 40
acept6 solicitar la ciudadania, por
haber en ella personaS fayorabe> a
esa sohcitud y contrarias a Ia mislaa.
-el como republicano que IS, no ca
be en Ia Association So procedi6 a eIe-
gir dos personals para cubrir los paes-
tos vacante, con motiyo dc esas fenuu-
cias, y fueral electos los senores lose
.Ianer Fra CISCO de- ia Tore.
Las renuucias fueron aceptada~ por
1nanlmidad
III Presidente lee dos nuevas adhe-
siones recibidas. una de Vieques otra
de Caguas Y Sc pfocedo a la discu-
sion de los asmtos que estan eu "a or
den del dia
.Cuarta resolution
"Resutlvase por la Asamblea soil
eitar del Congreso de los Estados Uni
dos rnantenoa la actual tarifa arance-
laria sobre Z aziIcar fin dc dar debida
protection a nuestra principal indus
tria, Y que tai protection Sc exticnda
1ambitn dictar leyes beneficiosas
nnestro cafe.
Sc aprueba la resolution por unani-
rnidad.
Quinta resoiucions
SPor cuanto es dc absolute iusticia
en todo cuerpo politico, organizado en-
forma democratiea, la intervention he
las minorias en- los orgauismos dc elec-
ei6n popular
Resu6lyase pedir "a la Legislature
de Puerto Rico la adopci6n de una ley
gn tal sentido.
I'll senor Lopez Laudr6n propone es-
ID enmenda Que no solo Sc les de
representation. sino que sc adopteu las
Aases del voto para la representation
pr porcionat
Ri senor Llorens' Torres propone Ia
sleaaente adlci6n: Y qoe Sc soioite
del Congreso americana la division de
Ia isla en- tremta cinco distritos cleo
aprafes
Saficientenente diseatido q asunto
eI ire los senores Lopez Landr6u, ilo-
Torres Balbas, Hernandez Lopez
Abril * pone a yotaci6n y es apro-
DADA III resolusion con Ia enmicnda y
ia adici6n Los doctores Zeno Gambia
Ma6oz Diaz Sc abstavieron de Yo-
esollci6n
saln0s Que veriamos con SIM
condici6n general del cani-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-30

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PreSid don Antonio NJ. Somoz
Eocal-- Ion Vicente Balb1s don p.
bio del r loa Djonisio Trigo. don Joa
quin Nl.mJ don GuiIlermo Vidal
Ton Jo-t Maria Pedreira
>-ereta don Pedro Castanos
C0NI~toN DE INSTRUCTION
BECBEO
pr~ dion Antonio Caubet
Vaa,y, ioa Jose Maria Lomba d..
Carlos H.. don Jose Perez Losad
don Fra $40 RcIrgupz Alvarez. d.
Pedro don Antonio Murua
Seereta doa Rogue Gonzalez.
COAlSI.> DE ADMINISTRATIONS
#f>EFICENCIA
Pre>ij- ION Ramon yald6,.
NoeaI., u Julian Sim5. dom Abs
Iardo d. Haba. don Luis hubert. do
Miguel a Cuetara. don Bartolom
Coll dom Gabriel Arce.
Seereta don Julio Teijeiro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-30

San Juan Puerto Mates de Enerod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
FIRE DESTROYS
BIC PLANT

Spontaneous combustion is be
lieyed today 20 have caused the
spectacular fire nj the Bryant Lum'
Der 4 Shingie Mill Go. at Fremont
last night. which resulted IN about
$4,000 damages. Thousands Of
people watched the flames The
sky was brilliantly illumlued and
the shores ~ Lake Union we're
lined with spectators. who saw the
magnificent fight by the firemen TO
ave the Lake Union Yiadeet and
the sash and door factory. after u
became apparent tina, the other
buildings and the big piles OF lum-
Der were doomed.
The flames were Uncovered at
10 o'clock by the night Waterman.
but they had already gained such
Roadway that the efforts OF the
firemen were directed 10 saving
surrounding property All the fire
apparatus In ID. north part OF the
city that could be summoned was
aiding 10 check the fire. Besides
the lumber and shingle mill and the
lumber kilna. about 1000 600 feet
Of finished lumber were consumed.
Insurance 10 the amount OF 100000
covers the property destroyed.
Thomas Sanders. president and
principal stakeholder OF the com
pany. IL seriously III. and was not
told 81 the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
If YOU ARE EN- RAPPORT IT'S EASY
TO TURN THIS MERCEDES TRICK

think, and
Of
thinking trouble
Il so few e. rapport
called today Kohe chasea piano
his vaudeville Nine
wh those telephone that hello ga her head
a Mercedes a the
though, Home Home prompt
&. o
another commanded Mercedes
Harp Halls And
played did Nine
Stanonc We thinking about
Mercedes him. he could think about
them But he didnt tip them off Nine stantouwe
to hat
Mercedes. whose jcscph Howard he
his play
I'm the transmtter said
receive a suggestion and
Mercedes and Nine studied together
Chicago
sessions from him made gradually.
theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
EXPECT 1900
At THE r.

All records are being broken 4
the University Of Washington y.s
the enrolment Of students for q.
iall term. Yesterday 932 studer,,
REGISTERED OF these. 42s are frs,s
men. Twelve states and ever
county In Washington are secrs
sepfed In the registration. OWN
T. the inability 10 handle tie IL
crowd. about one-half Of the numb:
who lined up % register we're co..,
PEELED 10 wait until today. ~
doubtful II rscltations VIII begin d
morrow. as the total registrzticr /
expected 10 be near the 1000 NAH
and II viii be necessary 10 desct
another day 10 the registrafiox
Las; years figures were 2.s,z, Il
eludn- tho winter term and IN
summer school REGISTRATION.
Tie first issue Of the Wssiine
ton Daily. under the ediiorship d
Andrew Eldred. win be cut ,omu.
row. n the registration Il "
ficientiy handled. President kms
will make his usual address d -
come at a big assembly msetine
morrow morning ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
ON
BONDS WANTED

Information ~ wanted BY the
council on improvement bonds A
resolution was passed BY the coun.
ell yesterday asking the board OF
public works 10 report on same.
Oae ~ The questions Is whether
cpytraciofs bid on street improve.
meBis with the idea that bonds will
be sold az less than par 70 them.
and that they can then sell them
above par. II also wants 10 know
~ the Spokane plan Is not better.
namely. 70 sell the bonds In the
open market aud pay the con
tractors In cash for their work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
BANDIT SHOOTS
MAN WHO TRIED
TO TAKE HIS GUN

up. at the same time iustructinE a
woman among them Ia pass the
hat While the bandit was swear.
ing al the slowneas OF the woman.
kirkbridc suddenly Aprang al him
and grabbed his gun arm. With a
quick twist tho robbef lammed HIS
revolver against the attorneys
stomach and fired twice.
The nonshbond car. Ia which Kirk.
hrid. vas travelling. vas boarded
By the robber after he had held up
northbosnd ear and threatened 10
XII anyone Who made an outcry.
The police have a good dttertp-
ton OF the bandit. who Ia said TO
be about ~ years ~ age.
kirkhride Il not expected 10 live,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
SENATORS PROBE
THAT REBELLION

los ANGtIkA. Nept t." We
are going clear to the bottom OF the
Mexican situation. and the posaibll-
ity % American connection with H.
firmly declared United States Sen
ator VIM. Alden Smith OF Michigan,
who N here 10 sit with United States
Senator Fall OF New Mexico. as
senatorial committee OF lnvestiga-
ton. Witnesses viii be examined
and possibly junkets will be taken
10 the Mexican border.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
WILL EXPLAINS
NOCPS SUICIDE

TOXIC, Sept i7.-That Gen.
Count Nogi. hero of Port Arthur,
did not enter into pact with Mrs.
Nogi to commit hara-kiri and that
she acted on her own initiative. was
made public here by the publication
OF Nogis will. II was dater the
day before the suicide occurred and
bequeathed practically the entire
estate to Mrs. Nogi.
The Will said that he had long
wanted to die, and chose time OF
national calamity as one most suit
able for the deed, adding:
Japan no longer needs me-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
NO LONCERFEAR
THE ALLEN
GANG

ROANOKE, Va, Sept IAN
nouncemcnt that the Aliens are
coming has sent a different sort Of
thrill through Virginia residents
than that which formerly accompa-
MED such notification. Instead Of
barricading themselves indoors.
Roanoke people flocked 10 the depot
here to see Sidna Alien. leader OF
the notorious Allen clan OF bandits.
and his nephew. Wesley Edwards.
arrive In chains from Dea Molnes.
where they were captured Satur-
day.
Until they we're betrayed by
young Edwards sweetheart. the two
men were the only remaining free
members Of the Allen gang. which
shot up the Hlllsyille court
house. killing the Judge. sheriff and
several other persons.
Excitement, In Roanoke is intense.
but II In not from fear. With the
other members OF the gang arrested.
II Ia not believed that any attempt
viii be made 20 rescue the prison
erS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
Former Idaho Merchant
Locates in Seattle
Opens Up-to-Date Hardware
and Sporting Goods Store
on Third Ave.

Mr. @. G. CoIquhoun, for the past
eight years a well known hardware
merchant OF Occur D'Alene, Idaho
has opened an up-to-date hardware
and sporting goods store at 1426
Third ave.
Mr.. Colquhoun has engaged com.
modious quarters In the new Healy
building, just recently completed,
and has put In brand new stock
OF hardware, sporting goods, me
chanics' tools, etc. BY thus coming
to Seattle and investing his money
Mr.. Colquhoun shows his confidence
In the business future OF Seattle,
and he will without doubt make
welcome addition to the substan.
tial business houses OF this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
SOLONS GO TO SEE
POWER SITE

Most Of the city council and board
Of public works left this afternoon
2 o'clock to inspect a power site
o: Lake Cushman They win re
t, m Thursday afternoon. The de
artment efficiency committee will
postpone the probe Of the purity
squad until next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17

SAN MATEo. Cal. sept. i7.-iie-
cause he attempted TO wrest a re-
volver from the hands Of a youth.
ful bandit who was holding up a
san Mateo electric car near here.
City Attorney ChaH. y. klrkhridse
Of San Matco lies here fatally
wounded today. With two bullets IN
his abdomen.
Kirkhride WAS returning from
San Francisco with the members az
the nth company. coast artillery
corps of state militia. ~ which he
Is lieutenant when the rohber
wearing a handkerchief over his
faos. ordered the passengcru 20 line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
10Th METHODIST
CONFERENCE ENDS

a collection Of $500 in aid OF the
mission 10 China was the closing
feature Of the 2sth annual confer
ence of the Puget Sound Methodist
Episcopal church last evening.
Bishop James w. Bashford, who II
on his way TO China TO resume SD.
peryision Of the work there.
preached the sermon. The reports
of the various committees were
heard In the morning, and the dis
trict appointments were then made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
PURITY" PROBE
IS DELAYED

Councilman John q. Pelrce has
made demand upon the police de.
partment for a transcript OF all the
arrests made by the purity squad
and the policewomen this year.
The purity squad probe has been
postponed until Wednesday Of next
week. II was 10 have come up
again tomorrow. but the council.
men will be out OF the city on the
inspection OF a water site.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
PLATOON SYSTEM
GOES THROUGH

President Hesketh's bill for the
establishment Of the double platoon
system In the fire department was
passed by the council yesterday
without amendment This will ere
ate the double shift OF ~ hours
each instead OF the present "a.
hour shift. beginning January l.
1913. II the people approve the
measure in the November election
Councilman Griffiths was the
only one who objected to the mo-
ton to submit the question TO the
PEOPLE without checking up the
names on the petition for that pur-
pose. The petition carried thou
sands OF names and the council ac'
cepted II as sufficient. TO save the
expense OF checking them up by the
registration books.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
GOVERNMENT
AFTER Mp. LAND

Haring OF testimony began yes
terday before Master In Chancery
Roger s. Greene 10 the government
case against the Northern Pacific
Co. to recover 800 acres Of alleged
mineral land in Whatcom county
The first witness was Edmond Mag
ner. who claims a homestead under
title derived from II. II. Boggs the
original settler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
WILL TEST CAR
EXTENSION PLAN

After wrestling with the Kinnear
Park line extension franchise for
several councilmanic sessions, the
council has again referred the mat
ter TO the franchise committee for
one more final tussle. The city
dads, however, passed a resolution
declaring their intention TO grant
the franchise after II Is properly
amended, safeguarding both the
traction company and the city In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
Snead Doesn't
Fear Trial

AMARILLO. Tex. Sept IT,
with utter unconeesn. and conf.
dent that he ~iil be acquitted. J. u.
Snead. who shot and killed Al q.
iloyce. Jr.. because the later eioped
with bis wsfe. II In Jail here today.
awaiting the action OF the grand
jury. which reconvenex today.
Snead is shortly to stand trial for
IN. murder ~ Boycc's father. shot
at Fort Worth January ~. ms re.
suit Of his sons clopcmcnt. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
SUE THE CITY

Suit for 81 geo damages was be.
gun yesterday against the city Of
Seattle by Henry A. Schroeder and
Grace l.. Schroeder, who say that
the regarding Of 10th nv. s. made
their lot slide and destroyed an
apartment house on H. They say
that after the grading was done the
e.. settled from 10 10 40 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
SAVED FROM MOB,
LOSES HIS LEG

PROFESSIONALLY, Ind, Sept.
17-Oliver Snyder, a paroled pris-
oner. is back In the Indiana reform.
atory with his right leg off at the
knee, having been shot by Seymour.
Ind. officers who arrested him on
charge OF attacking the wife OF a
railroad man. The officers had TO
rush Snyder from the town to save
him from being lynched by a mob.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
---~--H-aa---s---a---a----I--- I-'
BOY SWINDLER II
GETS 10 YEAE

my United Pres. Ieasrd Wiss.f
LOS ANGELES. Sept i74-kM
Standard. former head bookke<2e
for the American National bznk .
Pomona. Cal. was sentenced b.
S. Judge WelIborn 70 serve 10 ye1r
In the federal penitentlary o. n
NeiIs Island, Wash.
Standard. who is 20 years b -
pleaded guilty 10 embexzlement
was alleged that he had taken T.
than $4,000 OF the banks fur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
PRIEST is LYNCHED

LISBON. Portugal, Sept IA
parish priest who attempted to
conduct a funeral without the ira.
ditional rites was put to death by
q mob at Aldeia Oblspo. Before he
died, the priest killed policeman.
The mob horribly mutilated hIs
body.
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Everett-Seattle
Interurban Railway

SEATTLE TO EVERETT--Limited
trains 1870 a. M. and 5.25 p. m.
Local Tralns-s:3O, 1880. $40, $50.
1890 -, 1870 a. m; 1890. 1870 -.
z:s0. $3.50. $3.50, $40 -. $50 1850.
$40. 9;45. II as y. m. daily. Extra
train Saturday and Sunday at
I0:45 .. IN.
Ticket offices. Seattle. 9th av..
near Westlake: Greenwood, Ajax
Drug Store. S5th and Greenwood.
EVERETT TO sEATTLE--Limlted
trains 900 a. ~. and 400 p. m.
Local traIns-5;10. 900. 700, 500.
s.0f -. 1000, IL 90 A. m: 1900
noon 10, 1900. 200, $500. 4.0i %.
500, 500, 100. $500. 1915 D. m.
daily. Extra train Saturday and
Sunday at 500 p. m.
- indicates baggage trains.
Freight train leaves freight shed at
Massachusetts 81 at .. m.
PACIFIC HoRTHwEsT TRACTION
COMPANY
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q &c
= AMARILLO. Mex. Sept III.
= That the motive which led 10
y the killing OF Al g. Boyoe. IT,.
. by J. y. snead. after the for.
. mcr had elopcd with Mrs.
. Snead was a letter addressed
4 10 Mrs snead by Royce and
= proposing a second elopcment.
4 In authorl,atively reported
. here. In His cell Snsad main
4 iains an utter unconcern re
4 garding his trial. and expresses
4 confidence thar he will be cx-
= onerated when the grand jury
\ has considered his case.
4 4 a 4 4 4 = 4 4 4 a 4 a q
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Everett-Snohomish
Interurban

7:s0. $3.50. 1920 a. m, 12;I5, 1855,
2:b9. 4;o5. $3.50. $40. 1850. 1890,
sNoHohIsH TO EyERETT-s.4s.
$40. 9:55. i1.i0 a. m, 700, 2.iO'
szs. 4:f5. e:io. 7:15. $40. 1895.
if:5S y. m.