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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05
lsEWHERE

John Vaughan arrived In San
Francisco on the Admiral Schley.
first stowaway 20 pass through
Panama canal
RaisUii. Moroccan bandit, who
held Pericardis for ransom, dead.
Three killed. two Injured In
Santa Fe wreck at Bakersfield,
Cal.
Italy will exhibit q. San Fran
cisco fair, regardless OF war.
David J. Palmer. Washington.
Ia, elected commander-in-chief OF
@. A. X. at annual encampment at
Detroit VIII gather In Washing.
ton, ID. C.. next year.
Cardinal Dominica Ferrata sp-
pointed papal secretary OF state
succeeding Cardinal Merry del Val.
Col. orestes Ferrsra and Mai.
Armundo Andre. liberal and con-
sentative leaders OF Cuban house,
both injured in duel at Havana
Prominent business men Of
Columbus. o., held by federal au-
thorfties. charged with defrauding
government out OF $4,000, 900 by
paying "uncoiored" tax on colored
oieomargerfne.
Frank Williams held az suspect
In murder OF Allen Mcleod. farmer
% klamath Falls. Ore.
Bridge over Co~iltx river At
Nesika. near Centralia, opened for
traffic today.
Members Of West Coast Lumber
Manufacturers association In ses-
sion at Tacoma say lumber outlook
is dubious on account OF war.
kon-psrtlssn convention AZ Ju-
neau nominated Mayor NJ. J. Fon-
nor OF Douglas for territorial SEN
ator.
Dominica MercurIo. italian, ~,
tainted by friends for not return
ing TO Italy 10 be ready TO fight,
killed himself at Davenport
Col. Roosevelt asks for change Of
venue in his libel suit against VII
liam Barnes. jr.
Northern Pacific offers Everett
strip of land for construction OF
free purse seiners' wharf.
Everett Catholic women alive
Rev. Father O'Brien automobile
on 10th anniversary OF his ordina-
ton as priest
w. G. Burke, es-clty attorney and
ex-bond and warrant clerk, San
Francisco, died.
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SIGN PACT TO
KEEP UP WAR
TOBITTER END

LONDON. Sept. Sit WAS an
nounced at the foreign secretary >
office today that an agreement had
been signed by Sir Edward Grey IN
behalf OF Great Britain, and the
French and Russian ambassadors.
that the war would be continued
until the Germans and Austrians are
crushed
At least II il agreed neither coun-
try win declare for peace without
the permission Of the other two sig
naiorios 20 the agreement
When peace ig finally concluded.
II was also arranged. the allies "un-
dertake not TO make individual de-
mands without a previous mutual
agreement.
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SHORT NEWS
HERE

Fourteen seek divorce.
First New Zealand eggs here In
30 days.
Five deaths reported.
g. L, Dodweli, fuel dealer, dies.
Henry Bremmer swears out war.
rant for sons. charging assault.
Seattle Red Cross fund swsils.
Puget sound M. &. conference
here "wednesday
Max J. Schmidt Duwarish Val
ley Commercial Club head re-
elected.
Ritehle Klnnear takes place Of
late ] ". Frink on park board.
AdJt. Gen. Thompson and Nal.
Lleweiiyn. n. @. vs.. leave for East
Tuesday.
Rev. ]. o. o. Powers returns
Thursday
L. a. White, new assistant Jour
nalism pro" at y. OF w. arrives.
~. J. Nordeu1 dies In patrol after
heart attack on street.
ST. PsuIs English Lutheran
church corner stone 10 be laid
Sunday
Col. r. n. Wilson. Fort Lswton
head. transferred 10 Montana.
Fisherman arrested for dumping
fish on West Seattle beach.
Ten divorces granted.
L. M. Grey charged with forgery.
c. p. n. asks bids for repairs on
Princess Victoria.
Minnesota bringing capacity
cargo.
". @. Hclberg fined $40 for care
lessness I'm setting bonfire.
Gene Myers, Loe~s Northwest
manager. makes headquarters here.
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Atlas of the
War in Europe

The Seattle Star has just received
shipment OF war aliases specially
prepared for this publication.
This Atlas is made up OF twenKk
pages of beautiful maps, each f2x1f1
inches In size. showing all the cou(
tries of Europe in detail. One spaaS
is devoted to a map of the wos
showing the possessions OF eacxF
nation. Two pages show the max
OF Europe, two pages show Russia
IN detail. Two pages are devoted
to Austria-Hungary. two pages to
France and two pages to Germany.
One page is devoted to Italy and
smaller maps show all the other
countries on large maps.
Two pages are devoted to giving
facts and figures on the peace and
wsr strength of the various nations
OF Europe.
The front page shows the pictures
OF most OF the crowned heads of
Europe
This wonderful atlas has iust
come off the press and is right up
to date. All the changes In boun-
daries caused by the Balkan war
are shown.
One of these maps viii be given
with each six months subscription
for The Seattle Star by mail. al
the regular price of $3.50 Old and
new subscribers may both take adj
vantage of this offer. IL your sub
scription is now paid In advance.
we viii extend IL six months from
the time II expires upon receipt a
order from you. This offer is 70
subscribers receiving their papers
by mail only. Address all orders
Ito The Seattle Star. Circulation De-
partment, Seattle, Wash.
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80 is's CITATION.


UNITED STATES or AMERICA. wpsr.
LIN ,IhTbicT or NAsHfNoTON
NORTHERN DIVISION. So
WHEREAS. a libel ana petition was filed
In tho District Court % the United
eia'ss ~ the Western District II
Washington. Northern Division. on the
ffth fAy 81 August, 1914 by the ca
madam Pacific Railway Company own
81 % the steamship "prinrsss vie.
tefis." her engines. boilers apparel
tackle furniiufs etc fof limitation q
~ liability for al loss damage ara
injury arising aut ~ o. occssinned by
that certain voyage - the steamship
princess Victoria" commencing a.
Vancouver. n. c. Dominion % Canada
on Aususi stth. 1914 AZ ~ o'clock
m. ard ending a. Seattle Washington.
on August feth. 1914 AZ shout 10
e'ciock a m, whether the same arose
nut % or BY reason ~ collision 10.
tween the steamship "Prinrsss vie
toria" sua the steamship Admiral
HAFu psou which occurred ON the Morn
ing - August zsth. 1914. ~hiis she said
steamship Princes. Victoria" wA- On
the aforesaid voyage. or afheruis~i and
WHENhAf. said petitioner and IbsIanf
has given a stipulation wffh good aud
sufficient s'ifstY 90 ahids BY and pay
tho moneys awarded b. the final Dc.
cree rendered ~ this Court ~ ~ an
appellate court. n sppeai Intervene %
tho amount q two hundred eishf-ssE
thuu.snf. two hnnfY~d ard twenty i've
ara if.ies dollars ff1tt rs 100. ant IN i.
tsr~ss. the same being the appraised
ssius 81 tho said steamship Princes.
Victoria" and her psntinw freight at
ths termination 81 IN. aforesaid yoy.
az.
Mo-. thsg~for. IN pursuance ~ mention
i.sn~d ~ sails oaurt 90 me directed and
delivered. DO hereby cite all persons
claiming damages fs~ any damage. ioss
~ 'nfurr arising cut % the aforesaid
voyage % the steamship Princess We
fgriat ending ~ Seattle Washington
en- August ffth. 1914 ~hssher arcAs
STONED ~ the aforesaid collision o.
efhrfsise. q file and make due pronf
~ sheir respective claim. before = G.
hnwman. Esq United states Commits.
sinnef. ~ BE effcs. reofn Gff Central
Building IN ths city ~ Seattle on ~
before the itih cay - pecefnbsr. 1914
af 10 o'riNeh a N. ara also % appear
before tho said Court ~ said place on
o. bsfers she itih day Of December
ttis. AZ 10 o'clock a m. ard answer
tho alterations Of snif petition and
libel. otherwise ;hsY riii be sssauissa
ard esharred from participation In THE
suit
Dated q, Seattle. washington. ssps.rne.r
ard. 1914
JOHN " BOYLE
rrn~f States Nsrshai srr fhs western
District 81 Washington. Northsrn pi.
-S~S~S~~~-~->~~~~-~~~
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CONSUMERS co
DOWN INTO MINE

The ground opened up and
swallowed several OF 325 members
of the Home Consumers league at
the Newcastle mine yesterday. Aft.
er they had watched the miners
picking the teeth OF Mother Earth.
the ground again delivered them to
their friends.
Afterwards the whole crowd Wis
tied the Pacific Coast Coal Co.'S
briqueting plant. near Renton. and
saw them turning out the little
combustible cubes at the rate OF a
million a day.
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GETTING HABIT

Mayor Gin was in the hospital
early this week. He'll probably be
I'm again next week. because on
Monday he's going to umpire ball
game Mt Woodland park. The
game Is between teams from the
Labor Temple.
The mayor Is still home today,
nursing his lame collar bone. but
Jimmy Crehan. his secretary, de
clares he sure will be on the Job
next week.
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Market wtii be closed Monday. Labor
Day. Specials for today Stall ~. rrann-
lated sugar. 5 lbs sc. stall -. regular
ass granite dishpAns. iocs Ice dustpans
Sc. ste pkg chocolate. ttc. pkss loot.
picks. Toe stall 81 cans best milk
sec. sifh oth~r use purchase sfRii,
TT-Tx. Limburxsr cheese. Use 10 Wash
ingtnn creamery butter. $50 III. fresh
ranch eggs. akr dos stall 1891. Eastern
bacon. tsc 10 fresh dressed hens -ac 10
fresh trips Tc 10 spare ribs. lac m.
neck bones Sc ~. stall Sc. It's. pea
nut butter sac
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BUYING WHEAT

BORDEAUX, Sept. 5s-The
government 10 buying $1,000
600 worth OF wheat for sale at
cost wherever dealers unduly
advance prices.
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Corner public market will he closed
Monday. Labor Day, TofAy+s specials
stalls fos.it3-ift. ihs. pure cane sugar
SOC, with other 800 purchase. not In
ciuding Advertised specials, 4 big cans
milk. ssc, Crystal white soap. bars use
pure lard a-lb. pail. a7c. cans milk, 1ic
with pound purchase Of tea or coffee
stalls ts.1k. 10 lbs pure cane sugar. soc
with $3.50 order ~ groceries. not inciudins
sugar or flour. Use cans sliced pineapple
ice. s-ib brick goldfish. isc : Zoe cans
soups. use. stalls z. :. and 7. pot roasta,
40 10 lave H.. sirloin steaks. isc 10.
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Market closed all day Monday Labor
Day Specials for Tuesday. September =.
Stall 800. primos,. iBc n. lbs sse I.
Frontage de Rrie. tbc box. head cheese.
So 10. Stalls soo-ai5, large watermelon.
Toe. italian prunes 500 crate, bananas.
ioc and isc dor Stall ato. large stalk
celery. Sc. sweet potatoes, his ite.
stall stt. canning peaches tbc crate
green gage piuma. ibc basket Stall ~,
coffee cakes, 7so dor; butter biscuit. i0c
don oocoanut bars. lEc doz stalls
iaa-i3s. ripe olives $50 pit. boiled ham.
zoe ~ Clipped beef. 900 III, stalls SEQ
2os, sec fine brooms. aso each; csc can
pineapple. 1sr. No. s pail pure lard. sbc
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PUBLICM MARKETS


Tha Sanitary pubic narks; vii. be
closed all day Monday. Labor Day sps-
cisls fDf today include stall RS. sweet
Yakima ground cherries ior H. ihs.
ste, white bermuda onions ihs. lee
YAkifnA Gem potatoes 9 lbs loc. fresh
sprouts. ltc ~. he gtc. fancy curn. :
ears Sc stan lei, sweet potatoes. lbs
Use. ibs 1fc, eKw plant. Sc each To-
ma;oss. &C. ~. stalls ss-at milk. ~ 80
per ease 9Th fi.y9 grocery order. : bars
fenor soap. itcs Gee spidsriea tea. SOC
10. beet ground chocoiate. ATE. ! large
cans fnIlk. zoe.
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TO BE DRY SPELL

II will behoove devotees OF the
long, damp ones TO set their Big
Bens early for Tuesday morning,
because the saloons are going TO
close at III a m, and won't open
again until S p. m. tIt's the pri-
maries.)
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ACCOUNTS SHY

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. Sept. 8.
Robert Funk. 10. a bank messen-
ger, Is under arrest here today.
Funk, II is alleged, disappeared
shortly after collecting 5000 while
acting AS a messenger for the Bank
of Italy. A si.i40 shortage In HIS
accounts is admitted by Funk
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LET UP ON JEWS

COPENHAGEN. Sept. "a de
cree by the czar. permitting Jews
10 become army officers. was an.
nouneed by the Russian legation
here today.
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REAL ESTATE
HOMESTEADs

20 acres fire fruit ard aisaifa ianf
house. furnished. ready 20 naws inta.
parity cleared close e. rood town. With
hiRh school splendid place 20 raise
hogs. turkeys and chickens Good mar
hot for vegetables butter asxs etc II
you are looking for homo ready a.
move into. this Il your chance and Al
price that yru would ray far a
suburban vacant lot VIII sacrifice
entire - acres ana all improvements
fes 1859. must b. all cash ctrcusn
stances cause % this great sacrifice
Must be seen TO - appreciated Aa-
dress y o. Boz az. Seattle. wash
ise-acr~ ranch. miles from GOOD. lively
town good, rich soil. especially adapt
81 for alfalfa, which yields tons per
acre yearly. abundance % water avail
able; abau, 10 acres piowed. ready 20
plant Improved land that 10 decided
IN vicinity has sold from $500 70 tss9
per sore. This 10 reiinquishmen'. and
could be taken under homestead o.
desert act, Forced 70 sell. will sscrt.
flee entire ice acres Tor 1850. must 10
cash. n YOU see ihi. land and !nvessi-
ga's values around this property. you
will readily see what a bargain this 10
For full Information address =. O. non
TeE Seattle Waeh
N~~0~S~~~s~~~s~s~>~~~ -~-~~~~~~.~~~~~~
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TAYLOR PLEADS

Joseph J. Taylor. driver of the
car that carried TO their deaths
Bessie Holmes and Wildwood Muir
ray and seriously injured Frances
j. Helliwell. several weeks ago on
Spokane av., yesterday pleaded not
guilty when arraigned In superior
court on a charge of manslaughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05
NAB AEROPLANE

osTEND. Sept. 4.--(Delayed -
A German aeroplane fell near here
today. The two officers Il carried
were captured. Peasants demolish.
ed the machine.
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ACREAGE

~ aers. i /. faiiss issaaaah. IS sssi,is
osnf s.aFn Qfe feet coed timber, fins
spring and creek. ~ ees. fi.hee cash.
tf.eea seattle or Tacoma property, 9
~ Berry, fssaQnMh. wash
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FUNERAL NOTICES


49, $1,000 ssssS $50
ARNOLD SrNnsrRoM son % Mr. and
Mrs oiof scndsiron. itsp W et,h, died
last Thursday evening, tho cause 20 hts
death heinz accidentally killed hV Hal.
iafd North ear. his ase bvlng years
months
Funeral viii take place sunday after.
noon AZ Ncierk from tho swedish Hap.
tist church etst and seth sN,. under
the direction - o. Middelstadt In
terment Al Fern Hill
. stat $1,000 4 - 4
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steamer will leave Seattle every
sunday at $500 n m Tor Port Town
send direct.
.steamer Kuishan viii call AT Port
Tow nsend, northheund. Saturdays
only leaving Seattle at 10 y m.
Points marked :" mr.. boat landings
Passengers for these points aud for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for LANDING
and assume all risk ana liability In
making such landing, Steamers pas.
sengcr rate does not include boat
landing charges
baggage liability II limited 20
wearing apparel not to exceed 800
for whole ticket. $50 pounds allowed
free
steamers and schedules subject 10
change without notice Freight ra
relved daily for all points texcept
inE racoma named IN above SEIZED .
uie
Tickets must he purchased at ticket
office open from e,ao n. m. to 1900
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket office. Ceiman Dock.
Phone. Main spa2.
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40 Kirkland. near ne fn-es fine. level
iand. With ons a1fs cleared. balance
siashef ard barnts nice Groom
t,unssla~. furnished good welt Z
ehieksn houses. With ZOE chickens
rhis IL place riDse snourh IN o.
geu can 40 10 Rnf from your EN-
piprment ~ seattle sssry saY IRE
oru.f Mr Spear. must self ard
Wit make the price attractive. snd
give Terms Come direct to Ktfk.
land. Take shs frrrS Or khasrsnn
beat FROM Nadisen PARK asress 90
khkiand aHf sse ffnfk. Farrar
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IN ADMIRALTY.

IN Ne Matter - the Petition - the ca
MADAM PACIFIC RAILWAY CON
fANf corporation. 81 the Dominion
~ Canads owner ~ the Steamship
fhtNcEhs VICTORIA" for fifuita-
ton ~ Liability
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rs FOR RENT unfinished
UNPUBLISHED HOUSES
TO LET
PARTIAL LIST
t;t et--s Foofn. sew. W Craeks,t
tsi e9-~e rooms. Tanana drive
tts eel rosms Williams az
as eo-@s rooms. al W nsgu suc.n.
ttEee-s rooms RAvsnns baai.vsra
UNPUBLISHED FLATS
TO LET
sftes-- room. y ssnf
tese--t rooms. ns-. nts w nspahiican
tif ee-f rooms. queen knns
sisec-~t rooms. III Y. Cedar
iit ea--s rooms ttss FIRST W
tie se-s resn. 1851 r. Madden.
iiee e--s rooms ninsa ~ $ partly fur
F. NJ. JORDAN & co.
~ Amsriess nant rids
MATS tsf. Emlei So
Fsr Hsni- -rafarnishsf Tat i.rrs
tesuas and bathroom. nsviy pspsfsd
and tinfsi. private entrance. tierks
form resl-r car iin. nsu, ~ per
month tes issh
%: ee--oeoA. s.Feom hoas.. b~ssrtai
vi.-i "a ear iins So rrnpsrs tuiicinr
or sunday pher. North ttfs.
s-rsorn cottage. eio.. 10. fis 80 iis V
Hssss,,sss ,, sis lsssy ssils,sc
rs HOTELS
HOTEL OXFORD ~.
JOHN STANLEY. nsr Elliott fssi
nsfrlnrian- itfi esroas 81 20 w..s up
81 FURNISHED ROOMS
furnished Tscrsl far Esnsi.insn IN privsis
family. is7 hsosd~sy rsea. East
Clos. IN. nie-iT FURNISHED srsasisai
raens: BATH. phan- as H-n.ea
I1i1 fir.s az
~~~>~~>o-~~lrcss,s .s.s :, e 49,
g HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
TENovxTFp ASp NFwi.Y vtfR~fau-
81 ard unfufnishss hnu.eksspfnx and
sisspinw reoms at vsFy icw rates ssfs
Western ~
III Ninth AZ. hsfwern James ara reslrT.
double housekeeping rooms. steam heat
free .ss ara phone: walking distance
tico p~r week.
transient ara newly furnlshst hoas.sssp,
nishsfs ftesh Firsi av-
titee--f Furnished hou.sfsepins rooms
separate ensrane.s clean bath. zoe
zTsh avI q, fssisr ear Beacon ss,.
Housskrspinr ICONS. sinEis and suites
working people preferred Rates very
reasonable piF slrth
Hoa.skespins rooms. steam hest. fr~e
rss. hEhi. phone. si7. foss brooklyn.
Ho1sek sspinF rooms. isso weak ard up.
modern. Absolutely ci~ant iasr~ and
Hop.ek.eping roam. vsry reasonable
ffou.sks.pinw sinsis. double. from,
ssS1,s - -, ~ ss,lss, ~
% BOARDERS WANTED.
Furnished rooms. With xood board. pri.
va's home Beacon 1898 sif0 Yesl.r
Wy
Largo ilght front rooms. with board
splendid hons. clean. auist modern.
pS,ss. rss.eSe BE 9ss1 Ases IL
20 STORES and OFFICES
Alaska huildins. desk room ts.so month
Main 1853. -
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40 BUSINESS CHANCES
Wan,ed~-An ifssf Who can think %
some simple thing 20 PATENT Protect
your ideas they may bring you wealth
write for Needed fnventions and
How 20 Oct Your Patent and Your
Money" Randolph a Company. Patent
Attorneys. Washington. n. g.
Seward Alaska. IL the place for you, Op-
portunities for right people. For In
formation write V. o. Sawyer. Jr En-
close Is cents
wanted--partner for best oannory en-.
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81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
" LEGAL NOTICES

To whom u AaY Concern The under
HHned has made application 20 erect
hNhhlnE zoe blacksmith ship ~
ffia California hv. on iats ana 7
hlnrh J tcenic Park Addition Any sns
a1siHnE 10 protect against such ocrnps
Won VII Mo such protest a. the effics
~ me Superintendent - nuiidings city
haH prior 90 September %. 1914
- CLANCY
~ THE UNITED nTATFs DTgrftf5-f
COURT. ron THE WFHTEEN Dfg.
Thlcr OF wAHHfN0ToN. NORTH
ERN DIVISION.
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PERSONALS
THE pRfsToL uOTFf.

Newly furnished throughout strictly
modern. rates o. 30 per week anf no
transient 50 cents and 40 opppshs
v W & A. tis Seneca Mrs a
walters Prop
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II statesmen WANTED

statesmen wanted Fspertsncs unnsees
saY easy work. htg pay Write fot
LARGE lst ~ openings sfforius aprnr
tunHlss 20 earn ften 90 taoo month
while you learn Address nearest o.
ftcs Dept aes. National salesmrn's
Training Association, ChiraEo Ns~
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

Alphabetically Arranged Tor the Cen
xenisnee o. our nusy Readers
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The Seattle Star has just received
shipment of war aliases specially
prepared for this publication.
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IA LOST AND FOUND
is AGENTS WANTED

Biz fertile mills viii employ sVerywher
reliable people TO take orders for dress
fabrics. hosiery underwear. sweaters
and nsckwsar from samples. factory
prices many making over $50 % week
Isl spare or All time. no experience
permanent. credit given. stsRdfast
Mllls. U-i1. Cohess. y. r
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l8 FEMALE SITUATIONS

Reliable woman wants cooking for small
crew Of men, good woman Of trust.
Address F-Sfs star
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I sores vAisf front Ter tfsfEe. Tssa .ssi
ana runhirE water. terms. oscar ngt wn.
nanEps. wash
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s!ooam Str. potiatch for PORT s,asani
daily Ludlow. Port Gamble daily
except ''nanEor and ail'except
sunday points on Hood Canal lNnna'v
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men learn auto and truck
driving and repairing. 1900 Fourth
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ssttsf. all cleared. or visw traess al f.sEs
nurisn ,sit - tssa Q. DOWN AND
zee PER WEEK wyifa sfr se~
York Hfk Elicit foas
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Classified Ad Rates


Effective June 4. teia
Cash aa. / cent word day, inscr-
tiens Tor price % 8
Transient Charge Rates
One time cents per counted line N'
more times. cents per counted hne' Ns'
f~.nrtlnn
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INVESTMENTS
LAKE BURIEN pROpERT,

HtAL EkFArE MoNTuAUEA. tfte Up
~ 90 -. fuliy secured. Ter sal. By Ja~
" Thomas Co. lac, les chsrry o.
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Volcano ash land In i0-aore tracts. set
20 choice apples and grapes. Tor sale on
easy terms ana at half price F II.
Aiiard, lt2s 21nd av N Seattle