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The Detroit times., 1913-04-08

With practically complete returns, 4
Is evident that two Republicans ant
one Democrat have been elected char
ter missioners-at-large and tn,
complexion OF the new charter commits
sion Is II Republicans, six Democrats
and one Progressive.
Il Returns from IT'S out OF III pre-
cincts give Dust 26.S14. DENLY 22.il6
ingram 1921. chmalzreidt 1881.
There were several surprises In the
ward elections. In the Fourth ward
Ralph Hall Ferris, former county
chairman Of the Progressive party, ran
away with the upper end OF the ward
and defeated former Assistant Prose
cutting Attorney Charles 8. Crane by
fourth, fifth. seventh, eighth, tenth and
eleventh precincts.
/ In the Eighth ward. Patrick w
Heating. Democrat, defeated Charles
II. Culver. Republican, by over 400
carrying all but three precincts.
y In the Ninth ward. with one precinct
missing. Louis f. Tossy. former alder
man, indicted on graft charges. has ap
parently won from August F. w. Forth
by Ga votes. Tossy carried the four
lower precincts by big pluralities.
The result by wards:
First: Campbell (R), 1.410: Taylor
Cd, 72S; Shipper (P). S1S. The Rev
f. r. Shipper carried the sixth. tenth
and eleventh precincts. but was un
able to do anything in the lower end
where Billy Boushaw's 'foist' pre-
cinct gave him only six votes to is;
for Campbell and FIVE for Taylor. DIR
Shipper was challenger for the suf
frasists in that precinct in the Novem
Der election, and though the officials
said that DIR. Shipper was q gent, and
We didn't have no trouble" they saw
to it that few votes were cast for him
In this election.
Second: Burton (R), 1.272; Beadle
Cd, 1870; Gates (P), 1858.
Third: Guthard (R.), 1892: Lehman
Cd. $50; Cornelius (P), 342.
Fourth Crane (R). 725; Currie
I'D. 551; Ferris (P), 1,161.
Fifth: Schiappacasse (R). 1856; Joy
3D.. 97s.
Sixth: Phister (R.). 3ss; Ahern CD.
$50: Baker (P), 43l.
Seventh: Funk tR.), $50; Dresden
CD, $50.
Eight: Culver (R.) I2S; Heating
Cd. 1.154: Smith (P). $50.
Ninth: Forth (R.), $50; Tossy Cd,
,024.
Tenth: Maybee (RJ, go: Merrell
(DMD, 1,246; Smith (P), 264.
Eleventh: Wreford (R). 1888;
Schultz Cd, sos.
Twelfth: Szymanski (RJ. 1919:
Barry Cd, $50; Dunbar (PJ, $50.
Thirteenth: Kocher (R), 1,062;
Kramer Cd. 75s: Alber (P). 1885.
Fourteenth: Wesch fR). 741: Kent
ID, 39s; Paterson PD. 1913.
FifteentUh: Dandell ,(R), 1.132;
German CD. 664; Rowe tP., 32S.
Sixteenth: Burch (RD. .s07; Roach
CD, 756; Guilfoil CPD, 1886.
Seventeenth: Hacker (R). LS29;
Tooney CD, 794: Lincoln (PD. 80
Eighteenth: Fisher (R.). 455;. Burns
(DU), 335; Dyer (P), 354.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-08
ISAVANT TO TREAT
PRIVATE CASES
Stay of DIR. Friedman in Prov.
idence To BE Busy
One

PROVIDENCE. r. l., April S.---For
the first time since his arrival in this
country, DR. +. r. friedman. whose
tuberculosis remedy is being tested
BY the government. will treat private
patients here. He WAS en- route here
today as a consulting physician, and
will therefore be allowed TO accept a
fee. Gov Pothier will officially wei.
come friedman this afternoon Drs
w. l.. Harris, OF the state health
board. and w. q. Dwinnell will meet
him and escort him to the state house.
friedman will remain here for two
weeks and will visit the various hos
pitfalls, speak at clinics and address
medical societies He will disclose
his method OF treatment and will In
struct doctors here as to the use oil
his vaccine.
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WINTER CROPS SHOW
STEADY DECLINE

WASHINGTON. April s.--Accordine
to crop report issued by the depart
ment OF agriculture today. the aver
age condition Of winter wheat on April
was 91.6 per cent OF normal, against
500 on April l, 1912. and 1858 the av-
erage condition for the last 10 years
on April !. There was a decline In
condition from Dec. /, 1912. TO April !.
1913 OF 1.6 points, as compared with
an average decline In the last year Of
SO points between these dates.
The average condition OF rye on
April /, 1912. and s01 the 10-year av-
erage on April ].
The Detroit times., 1913-04-08
MRS. FERRIS IS '
SOMEWHAT BETTER
First Lady of State Attacked
by Illness While En-
Route to Detroit

Z LANSING. Mich. April s.-tspe
Woodbridge n. Ferris
who was taken i'll on train Monday
en- route to Detroit. rested we'll last
night. and apparently is slightly i'm.
proved this morning She will be
taken rs soon as 1t is deemed advis-
able to the Battle Creek sanitarium
where she formerly has recuperated
from similar attacks The governor
has for her DR.. w. T.. Dodge, OF Big
Rapids. who for several years has
been her physician.
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SEEK FOR CLUE TO
SLAYER OF CHILD

HASTINGS, Mich, April s.-(Spe-
cial) -Shefiff williams and posse
Of men are investigating the finding
ola body of newborn baby boy. con-
cealed on q corn shock In q field south
of the city. The Infants head had
been crushed with club.
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Wealthy chieaooan Suicides.

ST. JOSEPH. Mich, April s.
Walter Comstock. former wealthy
Chicago board of trade operator. sui
cided late yesterday by waiting for
the approach OF Pere Marquette pas
senger train and then as II sped TO-
ward him, jumping directly In It's
path. he was ground to bits.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-08
CHINESE PARLIAMENT
SITS FOR FIRST TIME

PEKIN, April S.-The new Chinese
parliament opened today with cere-
mony impressive in its simplicity
More than 900 senator's and represen-
tatives were In their seats. President
Yuan Shi Kai did not attend.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-08
OLDEST LIVING ELK
MENACED BY ILLNESS

LINDEN. Mich, April s.-Daniel
OConnell. who claims the distinction
Of being the oldest Elk In the world,
Is seriously Ill at his home near here,
O'Connell Is 10s years old. and has
never before been confined to his bed.
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Hunter Forced To Swim.

BAY CITY. Mich, April s.-Russel
Burbridge, 81 years old. narrowly es.
capped death last night when his duck
boat turned turtle in Saginaw bay.
He was rescued by the crew OF a tug
boat after several hours struggle in
the icy waters. Burbridge is in a
serious condition from exposure.
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SISTER OF GOVERNOR
C. ]. LUCE DEAD

'COLDWATER, Mich, April S.-Mrs.
Harriet Wilder, sister of the late Gov.
C. G.. Lnce,- died Sunday at her home
In Orland. She was 73 and had lived
In Orland over 20 years.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-08

pointed TO three warts on his face as
proof that he was innocent. The pic
ture or the guilty party showed a
clean visage.
CHICAGO--A revolver Peter Real
was carrying to pawn shop, went OF
In his pocket. He IL dying.
---CHlCAGO--lt- vas nothing unusual
for her husband. Joseph, to drink three
and onehalf gallons OF rum day, said
Mre. Urbally Holstay. In suing FOR di-
sorce.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-08

CLEVELAND, O.--Cash Getter. up
for carrying concealed weapons, told
the Judge he could think OF no other
way OF celebrating when his best girl
accepted him than by firing several
shots. Getter got 90 days.
CHICAGO-Edward Schrieber set
Are to the bed clothing with q cigar
cite. He Jumped into the bath tub
and was drowned.
CLEVELAND. OFT was not until
he had lived with HIS wife thrvs
The Detroit times., 1913-04-08

!: CARBONDALE, Col--Mayor James
Xlmmermen, up for reelection, hur-
~ % ~ homo of woman friend
NJ minded the baby while she voted.
- Ne eppcted by majority Of one
hxf1A1efTC CITY-Declaring that
Mr.. Gertrude Towne ap-
~ va>01e-soid -be--bad
~ Two weeks for . year.
6essd 1nr. -hanai.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-08

The eleventh conference Of the inter-
national maritime committee Is TO be
held In Copenhagen from May IL to IL.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-08

months, asserts George Samslag that
he discovered she used snuff' He
gave her three chances to reform. he
said. and now he wants a divorce.
CHICAGO-The Cubist couture is
the latest In Chicago hair dressing ART.
II looks like a square-doughnut.
CHIIsIICOTHE, O.--when Clifford
Patrick found the food had moved his
unfinished home across the street, he
promptly bought the lot under n, and
finished up the residence
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FERRIS IS ONLY
BULL MOOSE ON
|. CHARTER BOARD
Pastor Shipper Runs Badly in
Lower End Of First Ward
and Is Defeated
DUST, DENLY, INGRAM,
MEMBERS AT LARGE
e.. d. y. Elects II, Democrats 8,
PrOgressives 1: Tossy
Wins in Ninth

CHARTER COMMISSION.
At large-WiIIiam T. Dust (R.).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-14

ore acre north - rlfF limits fenftie
Price o. 400. ttb0 cash
YOUNG A nHoNETtu
Phone Vaitaff afr
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Steals fOrHer
Unborn Babe
A woman living in 4

A woman living in 4
crowded tenement begins
to realize that her com
ing child has no chance
10 live amid such sur
roundings. Filled with a
mad desire 10 give her
offspring a good start in
a land OF sunshine. she
gets employment in the
home OF a rich woman.
Then she helps a burglar
and gets a share OF the
booty. Her husband dis
covers the theft and up
braids her in scathing
language. Then suddenly
he realizes the truth.
and
Bnt the story is told
best by the play Kind
ling" which runs all week
at the Seattle theatre.
1t is the first time it
has been played in this
city outside the Theatri-
cal Trust at 500 per
seat. II runs this week
at the Seattle theatre at
popular prices. SOC. 30c
and 20c, and promises to
break all records for emo
tioual drama.
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WOMEN ASK FOR
REPRESENTATION

NEW YORK. Oct 1.-THE house
OF deputies at the Episcopal church
convention was expected today 10
take up az It's next session the
memorial submitted by the WON
ems auxiliaries OF the board OF mis-.
sions for representation in the
house. The auXiliaries asked that
one OF the eight delegates from each
diocese be a woman.
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DENIES CHARGE

NEW YORK. Oct l4-"All rot
and foolish" was the way Edward
Thomas. manager OF the Uranium
line denied the allegation by Fred
erick Radke. az Havre, France. to
day, that the Nolturuo carried only
nine 'tfehoats.
NO liner afloat carried finer ar.
ray Of nfeboats than did the Vol
turno.' said Thomas,
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Corner lot. S0xS0 on whitman: best
view possible Was offered 81, 500 for
this lot not long ago. Mako an offer
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SCHMIDT ARRAIGNED

NEW YORK. Oct. i4.-With his
clothing badly soiled and wearing
beard OF several weeks growth.
Hans Schmidt. confessed murderer
OF Anna Aumrller. appeared before
Justice Malone today TO answer 10
the Indictment charging him with
murder. Attorney Koelhe asked
that the formal arraignment be
postponed for a week. His request
was granted
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RUNAWAYs ARE ARRESTED

Two runaway boys. Albert Wake
field. rs. living at 1915 belmont
place. and George Hopkins. Is.
burnside hotel. were arrested In
Georgetown Monday. They left
their homes Thursday The boys
are suspected OF having stolen
cigars and cigarettes from freight
car shortly prior TO their arrest
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10 Male HELP WANTED

MobrR BARBER COLLEGE
III occldsn,ai ~ hsa''is
want. Men ana women % learn Barber
traas Wages paid While learning
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COLLECTIONS
ELECTRICIANS
FLORISTS

', - FLORIST sf7 UNION So
1890 so' Speciality. funeral work -
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New black or white urs. u.s .3c.
ripe olives. Use cans. l5r. isc olive salad.
Zoe bulk peanut butter Inc 15e gor
san shAd. lbe. ESQ brnams. 1ic. Eastern
Concord grapes 500 to basket lemons.
isc dos lamb chops tbc 10 leEs %
lamb i5e 10 lamb shoulders o. ~
club sausage Toe 70 legs NATION. s. ~
10 rcd snapper. roe % boncless susits.
lbs isc
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BONDS. WPNTS. MTGFS
CARPENTERS
CHATTELL LOANS

FAiAnT loans cp1--rT-r ~
YOU cAN GIT 1T TODAY
VIC - 1900; new rates; re-. en,.,.r
req tape; ~ DELAY Call ,rs a.. 81.
=. SEATTLE loan co
D~~eS~S~.~~N~oNNoS1 1910 so ~o'--h's
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ATTORNEYS AT-LAW

EDWARD FrHpFT. - DOWNS BUILD
Ing. 100 second nv CGWNfTrA TON
FFEE. ooHrdsnttai laws Husband and
wife collections hankrupfcy Main 500
HtfsEiL y FARRELL t1s y nix
General practice. eHthtes laws tus-
band and wife. consultation free FL
mt fss
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SNAIL GENERA fSToTE FaTEp.
lished years a money maker. cash
only Better investigate Immediately
" Chambers Tukwila wash
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ilassifted "A Rates Transient rates are
cents per line for charge ads or
times for ths price 81 {. ! cent per word
for cash ads or timos for the prlo-
Of Phone Main 300
For the convenience OF our readers w.
loving locations;
22O Union 81. with Souvenir and Curio
shop Phone Main 7392
r. ~ Mullen. bt09 Ballard Az Phon.
Ballard s0s
Ads may BE- loft NJ these branches where
sams rates Will be given At main
office
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KLEIN'S SHOE HOSPITAL, 613-2ndM
ACREAGE

JtFr WEST or City
Q ACHES. HALF CLEARED
Price $500 terms - cash. ., per
month Main ooany road runs riEh
through the tract iiss Lowell "a floor
snag fur some one
ruGEr-rorSp YARNS 80 sot sfd A.
CLOsEtN ACRE TRACT
rich black soii ana easy 'p Improve, 80
minutes service 90 business center. IN
LAKE washington
PNicE 1900 TERMS $50 CASH
CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE. Inc.
Ofr,rs 1918 THIRD. Ito Main ii.p Fits,
TIMBER PAYS FOR LAND
So acres q mile from Port Orchard
isN miles vest - seattle boats
daily 10 fare rich Fsd ioan E"il NJ
gravel. level. easily cleared There IL
more than enough piles unber and
werd a. pay fat eoui ~ land Short
distance from beach
FricE $500. $40 CASH
AASEN a SEXTON COMPANY
isio First A. Eiuou slt5
ACRES $3.50
rias~ 60 Seattle. iu we'll settled district
With morning and evening service 90
rity coil 70 sandy lsam. and ideal ~
berries 90 ffulu Good location FOR
pouiify ranch
Terms - cash and SO Per Month
CLIFFORD a. VAN ARSDALE. Inc.
ofn-ss 1918 THIRD iss Maia ilse IRE,
RATES rs THESE cui.rASH ARR
cent per vnrd Zoe cash ads charge
ads are rsnts tsr line c9uui words
60 tho uHr Phone fuur I'd ta Main
FIVE ACHES CELERY thNp
Nearly ais la ftth bottom Land. 9Th
stream. fan he irrigated n desired
good roads telephones " . l. HANDY
a. seastir see on terms
I. MARSH a co. 1893 THIRD Az
ACHES AotTH oP CRY
arsrs south - HuEiit~o. on Great
Northern y n Haund We. good ianf
Price ittt. f1tQ cash.
orr acre north - fIfF liusifs Fenftis
Price Is 600. tgbn cash
YOUNG A nHoNETtu
Phone ballard fit
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LIT GEORGE DO or
REAL ENTATE LDASB INVEST MES TS
nEO hENAL EIL 81 3 y nLDCK
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IL FEMALE SITUA. WTD.

work WANTED HprsEwoNk rHE
fssrsf ta, wiA taks anything u Is
a rasa o. need Room . itit Ei9hth
az
pf-Sf~ ERwTSu WANTED nr A WON
nm wtsh ehiiarsn address 10 sev-
snfh
- -. Jst..-. a. Frrs
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iAiNiER VALLEY U>uEnrAKiSd
Co % A rheirs HaHasvr Assi
Rainier av Phone Columbia 80
UNtVEWstrr tSpENTAktNu rAN.
lors tstt ttth y D. Notth -ls "
Ferknrr
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REAL. ESTATE

NOON COTTAGE OAK FLOOR. FIfE
place. beam trilinE. fuil basement. fur
mace. modern lu every respect. fine
View assessments al paid can TAOS
Thifd - ~ Phone Ballard 2gsA
Owner
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BANKS

THE CANADIAN nANK on CoMwKpcf;
Head office Toronto Canada (zLb
branches o. Canada etc. General
banking business Interest allowed on
tafirFs ard time deposits
t.sitl. rtsnch . y uofT VIZ
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ARCADE POOL NALL ~ UNIVERSITY
~ gro TAYLOR PROP HTRAICHT
GUS. BEST ~ TOWN
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$3.50 q $3.50
EYEar.AEsEs srEcrACtER FITTED
with spherical lenses. complete . So.
tariufiug examination HrhwnFts 0p.
tarnstrst ~ Eptsr Block ufakru
lenses duplicated
FUn SALE - SEVERAL PtttErs
chuas steel bed and srnaU heater rf.s
taiena a. Green iaks GER
RtMMAGE sALE. SOUTHWEST cor
nsF sitth ana zine Ladies' salts eoats
tieo 90
KODAK DEVELOPING tee PEH roll
am slse Jaeots rhota Hhep. q . u.f
FoR RALEsts E0u cYriiER INcr
hafnr IN good condition VIA 81
walker so ctss erfais
RATES Is THESE cuf.t MS ArE
cent PEI uard for rash ads charge
ads are = cents per iiua count urrts
% tho iinr Phone reur "a 90 Main
see
THE FRATERNAL nnoTnERtoop
rates organizers wanted STATE Msn.
eEsr. .s9i ArCade rfs
srhE We MAKE THOSE cAara TO
eevsr your fsiicatssssn goods raeinr
she- Case Co Malta sspf
LADIES SAMPLE HATS ExrHAoR.
finsfT vaius- for o. g. o. Ladies
sample HAT store. over rzntarss Th.a.
tire
LOOK T. ~ 80 S sr'':, IS IS s.
ThoHpuuHhHED BARRED ROCE
90 sor.ls W % up thanr Haiiarf grsf
MUSICAL, RECORD ENCttAN0E
isls W-sflakr Seattle Phone sa-s
ClsAFtnr House f1r Masirst tns,rurlsnfs
SEw PIANOS ron nESr- REST Ar.
pied o. purchase Meyer Toner. iit
rfLtKUM pYE WORKS
Hixh class sork 81 reasonable prices
~ ssss ssS Iesss E.y,s,t ,s,s
g LIVE STOCK
INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS
Have sons good ones priced rtKht
A " HORTON. as Mataai Life ntas
FoP sALE-is GOoD COWS AND 0~E
tsl. ,a'ns fresh ard more coming IN
o-S W. Ssl,s ~ c ,Isess,ooooooo
IL SPECIAL NOTICES
SELL ii8 chRnERpfNEE F0V 10 20
or us 90 silp-ous far Iitts Hain
coats from - 80 20 80 80 Save your.
BEN MEYER THE nrBnER MAJ
SSSSSS ~, IsgSllss - ~
IL BUSINESS CHANCES
VIZ ARR HEApQUARTEns FoF All
kinds - Business Chances Anvthfrr
submitted BY us f. absolutely on fha
square Have you a business 20 sstt-
tas, rith u.s. 80 have customers uatt-
ias il' northern nans mdr
PARTY 0otNG on RANCH HO0MfS0
house - - rooms Tor sale close in
dsln sals ~ tis spring st
ONE or THE BEBT ArNRTuTsS.-r
b'1s'a IN city soil equipped All apart.
mTuis ron. rent reasonable Price
rSht N taken a. once
AAFEN SEXTON roMpA~y
llio First ~ Elliot, t1t7
FOR SALE BUTCHER aHoP ~
country tonu. good paving busiaess
Real bargain 70 riEht party Fpr Tar
iher Information. address .10ai P,ar
RATES IN THESE CptTMNa arg
cent per word for cash nda. charge
ads arc cents per line count word.
70 the line Phone your al % Main
$500
BEST s-CHAtR tApfE4' BARRIER
shop In rity Tor sale cheap
AAsEN q SEXTON COMPANY
1910 first Az Elliott t3t7
SNAIL GENERA LsToHE EETNn
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81 ROOMS-HOUSEKPNG
II ACREAGE
KIRKLAND POULTRY RANCH

Iasa tract Of cleared land, with
chicken house i2K7b. incubator
and other accessories. nice ior
cabin. good store building.
with opening for groceries.
plenty Of neiRhbors A snap
nt $3.50. on easy terms Come
direct 10 kirkland taxi. MGdI-
son car and ferry or rrania
60 Burke & Farrar'H office on
Kirkland wharf. or call ioa
Cherry 81
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7S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

VIZ BrEciALtfE ~ AFARryrs MS
stores ana other eioss.in properties
urNnr nRopEntCK ISc
unEs hatldinE Mao tetT
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BILLIARD TABLES

For sALg %Ew A%D Fgc0vD ETSp
CaFon ana Pocts, Hfiiiarf Tables and
towling alleys ana hreessorief. bar fir
lures - 81 kinds snsy payments TIVE
FHtNHWTCK BAIKE COfIE~DER
20 700 I rirs' Az p Seattle
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z LEGAL NOTICES

Vacant Dr improved
UrHWELL r NDf'rDHD
h5li.I,.11l.>...>.'l- 'olf1sn l',dg
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LAUNDRIES


WASHINGTON Lsrvppr
! amncerers cleaners as 49,
cleaner. Phone Ess, 1855
fkhIoR LAuNpRY-sHTRTs Pr az
NC shirts open front isXc. ,h,,,.
risRted isc ~ 'nirts
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR sNi-E -so-Foor r. -
passenger pleasure launch Address
The star A3nft
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II Female HELP WANTED

SEATTLE ENFflof NEST oTFicE. 1871
Thlfd Av hssia cooke Nalifsasss.
ehauberrnaids sra hou'sfnalis
wKSTFn ExrnuiENcEn MANaLE
Eiris MstFepnlitan i.aaudrr 80
RNTNa is rMfH COLUMN AHE CENT
pss uufd faf cash ADJ Lave fuuf
al a. ihs cafio shop 40 rnion =
NIGHT FCHoof@-AntrtfME HhpWT
had typs~ritinE ssss Arcade nidr
Natn :tgf
WoT pot$r fWuSa iite
Guaranteed 10 Years
aanaf Electric Co tefh VIZ, Az
". ssrrp Youvu WOMEN TO WORK
a. t.iephors operators. experienced ~
treupsffsr~~d lady tnstrurfrsss. vfth
eafps q able assistants - IN charge q
a completely equipped school for trata.
tr~ tnsrprrtanred pnfnnn Fupiis paid
whfa learning Apply IN. Faelnc Tel.
sphsns a Telegraph Co. fpen 70. l4lt
Faufth Az
,fy grRfUa uoatEHT aHoP -THRrE
pair, wutnens suAfaninra monihs VI
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VIII TuE PEOPLE WHO saw Tiir
accident nn fns Noffh gusen Anne tn-
hound car Saturday Fsrtsntsr -.
about a. ns please eait uAfTtson
it1t hsts~en m and ~
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PERSONALS

% PERSONALS
VIII rtE TEorLE VITO SAW ritr
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stores ana other eioss .in properties
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81 FLATS UNPUBLISHED
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20 HOUSES-FURNISHED
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rr warkiha wnutan 90 o~rurp cottage
cheap tent and close 10 se't. ftar
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wnras % tho lire
~ % = J NOON ronrAnLr HOUSE
piann and furniture. leased ground
y % psr mnnth Phone Harrison 1891
uafEain. terms
s-HOow MopEHS H6rWr F0W RYST
furui.hod % partly furnished Close 20
twn car lines sHtrA large yard bis
lawn. trees etc Hiii rent very r.asnn.
abe 50 rsspnnsfhis party Geo "
Webster. so, waiunsfofd az. North
ttts.
80 HOUSES-UNFUR.
ron nTSr- HOUSES. wALKfNd Dfs.
iauee. 1room house. III ono - g.
room nat o.. sss owner. fit Yesict
way
RATES ~ THESE COLUMNS am
cent per word fer cash ads charge
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ace
ron HENT-s- NOON MonEBN HOUSE
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80 BOARDERS WANTED
HOARD AND ROOM. ooop cooKfN0
as Washinaton 81
HOARD AND ROOM ron TWO wOMFS
employed. private residence use ~
plano and sewing machine Fast 9sT0
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as Washinston 81
HOARD AND ROOM ron TWO woMFS
employed. private residence. use II
.>glsae ard sewing nashins re., s.Te
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sEATTLE DAY NtRgFRY
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Harrison 81 Children under year.
wsll taken care - ~ the day
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