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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-17
FRUITS OF FRIGHTFULN NESS

The European regarding
atrocities Belgium neduly
Such buaite might by in
blood they could not be deliberate evidence
polite expression of sympathy
from the President nothing
sisted that dceded
gone accommodating
the
English though they skilled
Lord Pollock
not be accused of
by ericansa final
The
nnumerable
character the testimony
cruelty are supported by the diaries of
German soldiers Murder
torture the mulaton of
which the invaders essyed to break down the
crush the spirit Belgians
speakabe cruelty oSme the
Instructions
less
warfare
ing their homes families soldiers
ALL Nothing
add the force of this plain tale The black
finding greater nhumanie
Here is the final towering of Kulur here
the
nct sufficient for people who
their definitions of some
between nations in times pro-
peace serve as basis for diplomatic discussion in times Of
trouble but treated
international
used because sless there can b NO such thine IS civilized war
fare civilization thing
Germany: Once world
ished by the sword England
ourceful with capital
abent the
of vaor sublime and will live
America Too proud
prove its aor home of Wood
wilson, its outseched
all the world
of
With diplomatic Atlantic
hear that misquoed
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-17

With diplomatic dispatches hurting
to hear that the torpedo itself misquoed
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-17

been instrumental in capturing, and
Sheriff Quin with several deputies is
in pursuit of the other five, who are
reported to be near Edwards.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The News is authorized to announce
the candidates. of the following state
and county officers, subject to the SC
ton OF the Democratic primary, to be
held August 8:
..4
For State Revenue Agent:
Stokes v. Robertson.
For Sheriff: 2
A. e. HARRISON,
Barney o. Doherty
w. M. Edmonson,
w. A. Conn.
For Chancery Clerk:
Herbert ellis.
For Circuit Court Clerk:
n. K. McLemore,
T. J. Nixon.
w. NJ. Richardson,
J. Carson Magruder,
Wade L. Summers.
For County .ttorncy:
Anderson M. Foote,
John T. tianey,
Alexander Currje.
For Superintendent o. Education:
L. G. Hood.
&. J. Currie.
For County Treasurer:
D. K. Hemeter
w. {. Fall,
J. p. Pace.
For Tax Assessor:
n. e. Clark,
John M. BayIIss.
For Board of Supervisors, Beat One:
Robert M. Hendrix,
For Board of Supervisors, Beat Two:
M. v. 9. Tins.
For Board Of Supervisors, Beat Three:
Is W.. A. Lovett.
J. L. oatson,
c. C. Russell,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30
COCKTAILS SEES
OUR CANAL; HAS
LOOK AT LOCKS

Mai Gen. Geo. w. Cocktails. the
man who became famous thru his
directing the work OF constructing
tho Panama canal. who was later
made civil governor OF the canal
zone. and who resigned after serv.
Ing in that capacity Il short time.
left here Monday morning with his
wife and son for the California eH.
positions. after spending Sunday In
the city. OIL route from the East.
During she day he was shown the
University OF Washington. and then
taken for an inspection OF the Lake
Washington canal. He displayed
great interest IN the canal locks Al
Ballard, but made no comment.
With Mrs. GoethalE, his son and
Robert = Brooklngs. president Of
the board Of trustees OF Washing.
ton university. at 81 Louis. he then
motored 20 the home OF G. -. stlm.
son, as the guest Of Judge and Mrs.
Thomas Burke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30
EAST MARGINAL
WAY ORDINANCE
RECOMMENDED

The streets and sewers and the
franchise committees In Joint ses.
sion Monday voted 10 recommend
for pahfage ~ an emergency meas
IRE an ordinance 20 improve East
Marginal Way. despite protests OF
property owners along the Oxbow
bend. which will be cut off when
the highway is filled.
X. 8. Mclaughlin. speaking from
the lobby. declared that 20 fiji
across the Oxbow bend will be IA
criminal destruction OF property"
he said IL would cause two or
three big concerns TO 20 out of
business. as !, would deny them
shipping fscilities.
The port commission has assured
the council. on the other hand. that
4 will not buiic It's industrial rail-
way past the Orbow bend II a
bridge II constructed there. rather
than a fiji.
Tho council. I, Ia expected. will
recommend Monday afternoon that
the board OF public works call for
bids Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30
JOHN MEETS AN
AMIABLE FRIEND;
LOSES HIS ROLL


They saw John Halt coming
John came from some town In Hha'
kRtchowan. Canada. and was on
his way 10 North yakima. AZ tho
local depot, u stranger saw him.
whittier away" asked tho ami.
able stranger.
TO North Yakima" replied
John.
Tho n. a then said Il was Just
where be was going. too. lie had n
rich father there. and his sister
died and no was hurrying TO be at
the funeral. lie suggested walk.
so no could get his suitcases. Down
the street they met another chap.
Said the second stranger 10 the
first:
rye got your auitcases. but itll
cost you .7b."
"All right" said tho first
stranger. and he fishcd into his
pocket. 90 bring out SO In cash and
$500 check
Lend mo $685." he said 90 John.
John did Tho n. q then went 10
get tho check cahhed. John IN still
waiting for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30
WILSON'S NOTE
TO ENGLAND TO
CARRY A PUNCH
nv c, g. STEWART

WASHINGTON. Aug. 30.-Wbiie
awaiting formal notice from Berlin
OF acceptance OF tho American po-
sition In the submarine warfare.
President Wilson IL overhauling
various tentative drafts OF u mes
sage the administration plans 10
send 10 London IN protest against
the British order IN council and
placing cotton on the contraband
list.
II IN understood that n Germany
expresses itself in the manner er-
pected. the note 20 England Will be
transmitted % London with little
delay.
In effect tho new communication
VIII be- as energetic. tho as cour-
teous. as the administration can
make II. II was stated today
The note will not go quite TO tho
extent OF saying that further inter
ference with American commerce
viii DO regarded AS deliberately un.
friendly. ~ was said. az the adj
minirtratlon holds that the stage
ia the negotiations has not reached
this attitude.
A. Germany was told that further
violation OF American rights would
be- regarded ~ deliberately un-
friendly" however. II IN understood
that n the coming communication
TO England Ia not effective. an init.
nation substantially 10 this effect
will be conveyed 10 the British for
eign office with regard 10 intcrfer'
ence with American rargoes.
The dispatch from Carl w. Ac-
herman in Berlin. stating that Ad-
mirai Won Tirpitz had Joined the
Imperial chancellor and Minister
Won Jagow In fayoring an early ad-
justment OF differences with the
United States was received with
satisfaction today.
II Won Tirpi,x thinks. however.
the administration will not insist
upon a diBayowhl In case II IL
shown tho Arabic was torpedoed.
be Is mistaken. II was stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30
RADIO ENGINEERS
HERE TO ORGANIZE

The radio engineers OF the
Northwest. together with those In
terested In radio. viii meet al Al
len Dale'r cafeteria at 6 o'clock
=. m. Saturda. TO organize a
branch OF the Institute OF Radio
Engineers. an international organ
lxatiou.
At present there are but six
branches: London. Paris. Berlin.
New York. Washington and Boston.
Seattle will be the seventh.
Several speakers VIII discuss the
radio situation. and plans for or
ganixing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30
VITAL STATISTICS


pr " William Won Der Sender. and
usrntcs Chapman Seattle
~ Lester. s@sttis and Carrie y.
0unther. Gle Elum.
Kosass ss~AycdA- -. Fresno. Cal. and
Ts1ru ki.hihsus, -. Japan.
n A walker. -. and Mildred y. Dfeh,
"a London. ont.
Waiter Nielsen. ~. and Teresa Coulter.
Ia Seattle
Kari Andersen. ~. and Martha X T..
Harry =. Nelson. ~. F~sttie. and Olive
sermon. ~. Cedar Mountain.
n ). Cornell. -. Portland. and Ethel
rrancis Martin. ". and Tniy Newman.
81. Vancouver. ~ 6.
John y kRnskkshsrE. IS. oiaiis. and
Fear Nelson. H. oislla
Henry 4 schieysr. New York city and
wiih.iruina Kaschel. Covinxton. Ky.
Godfrey 9. Durham. IS. Vancouver. n.
G.. and Maud c. iimpas. 10. rrine.
Rupert. " G.
Hose Marquette Kemp. saussiiio.
James Webster and Elisabeth Irving.
Seattle.
Richard Mckay. &C. ana Tacis sir. -,
seattle.
Tom cenom. a. and johanna Ola "a.
Seattle
Jane. wallace Portland. Or and
Elizabeth Gianviii.. Seattle.
Fred " KurtA Everett. and Grace
ren Hershey. Tacoma. and Mary Eliza
both Allyn, Seattle.
Harry W. Wooster. 20. and Myrtle Belle
poty. -. Seattle
wilbur II. Perkins and Evelyn C Ship
William v Han. IS. ana Caroline
Diero. "a Seattle
Richard wsilenssrs. IS. and Anna
Nerd, 70. Seattle.
Henry Brown and tens vctter. rouishe.
Mrs and Mr.. II. A. iiuss. so Ravenna
boulevard, son,
Mrs and Mir. J. u, snively. IA, goth
ave. son.
Mrs and Mr. n. NJ. Newman. 7u n.
T8rd at, daughter
Mrs and Mr.. Carl olandcr. ,sss ..th
ave. T.. daughter
Mrs and Mr.. NJ. shinokon. GEO Ye.ier
way. son.
Mrs. and Mr.. Charles n Lee. ss7 w.
Mrs and Mr.. O. W. Passage 7sa, 9TH
ave \. w, non.
Mrs and Mr. a. I. Eseby. 1870 ssth
ave. y w. daughter
Mrs and Mr., A. o. Wood. 7ssY ;srd
ave. =. daughter.
ave. =. w, son.
Mrs and Mr. n q, Pearson. rsos Eighth
ave. ~ w daughter.
Mrs and Mr.. J. A. wAls.r. SOC Terry
ave. daughter
Mrs and Mr.. William Hansen. i1ii
sbth ave W. son
Mrs and Mr.. c. W. Mamsohreck, s.s
Michigan ave. daughter.
Mrs and Mr. j. c. Bower. ao' Repuh-
lican at, son.
Mrs and Mr.. c. N. Andrews, ,iio Il
cherry at. daughter,
Deaths
John Theien. "a. eas foth ave. August
81
charles Arnd,. So. sac, siu ave. 8.
August 20
Lucy r crofton 80. $40, Mob mn ave.
August 49,
! Mrs Lcui-a Anderson. IS. ASA 18Th
ave W August 20.
Matilda McIAohiin. c. ssss nth ave
| W, August 20,
An Duck, 80. Seattle General hospital
August 20.
Divorces Asked
Edna Nav vs. Thos. 7 Nav cruelty.
wv 4. Watson vs. Ino. v. Y, Watson
David Watson, ct w. cruelty. restrain
inE order
| MRddelenA Bsibi vs. Nicola BAihl
' cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30
Y. ". G. A. PR0WLER
PULLS A GUN ON
INTERROcATOR

when confronted by l.. G.
schwanker. night Waterman at the
Y. W. G. A.. a mysterious young
man. who had been lettering In
the shadows OF the building for the
past few nights. early Monday
morning flashed nickel.plated
gun on him and told him TO mind
his own business.
Beat r." be ordered the watch.
man. schwanker did. and also
called the police ut once. The
stranger. however. had disappear.
ed when motorcycle cops arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30
PUT ON
DEFENSIVE, REPORT

italian Consul Ghlglione has re.
ceiyed IA letter from the Italian
ambassador AZ Washington. -. c..
declaring that italy's armies have
crossed the Auwtro. Hungarian
frontier AZ almost every point
"The Auhtro. liunEarlan forces
are waging an absolutely de-
fcnhiye war" tho letter reads
Their offensive moves arc eth
or attempts 10 regain Loaf posi-.
tlonR."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30
OUR F|REMEN
TO Give PARTY

Scattie's fire ladies who com
prise the department band. viii be
hosts nj one OF the most elab-
crate affairs Of the season. ball
a; the Hippodrome-Tuesday night.
when they will make their debut
in the realm OF elite society.
Proceeds from the event. which
will be In the nature OF a recep-
ton dance. will 20 towards paying
the Fircmen's band expenses to
the San Francisco exposition. Both
the Fremen's and Police band will
leave here on September Is. 20
take an active par; In the Seattle
day festivities at the big fair
One OF the most enjoyable con-
ccrts this summer was given by
the firemen at Leschi park. Sun
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30
SINGER DENIES,
WIFE'S CHARGES

Oscar c. Lee. tenor singer IN the
All-Stsr Trio. formerly At the Al
hambra. who is charged by his wife
with nonsupport. was brought back
from Spokane Monday by Deputy
Sheriff Brewer
He denies the charge. He says
that for the past three weeks he
has not sent his wife any money
because three weeks ago she wrote
him she was going 10 move and
failed to give him her new ad-
dress.
He says he has check stubs to
show that previous to that time he
has been sending her $40 week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30

In my offices you no, only hs,.
my guarantee on your work for N
years. but also that your Dent,
work viii be the best and pslniss.
and skiifully done. by the nos, 81.
pert Dentists ever asseubIed n ~.
STAFF IN the United states. :" Wv
do all extracting myself sh.<-
iutely WITHOUT PAIN. make n,
examinations and tell you eIn~s,v
what your work will cost. ana Ia.
sp.ct your work when finishst.
Ny large practice makes II poss,-
BILE for me 10 afford a speciaiiss ~
make artificial Dsntures who a. :,
the very head OF tse Dental proses'
sion Ia this art IN the city Of q.
attic. guarantee a III Ia every
case or money refunded.
In Bridgework can well afford
the master skilled specialists in az
department. who make tho n1ss
beautiful and perfect sanitary ~
ana porcelain brldgswork, especIsi}v
designed by myself
In Gold and Synthetic Fiiiings s.h
Cold Inlsys, my associate special.sfs
who are all graduate and registsye1
In this and many other states. srrsl
because OF their large experience 4,
doing 80 much Of this special arfjs.
In Alloy. Anaigam or Silver I'm.
many years. and willis this Il -
inexpensive filling, / guarantees them
and they are made with the sar5s
care as II they cost twice az rnurh
My sssoeiater are Dentists Of from,
is 90 - years. experiences. not re
young. inexperienced kind Of D~n-
lists usually found in Advertfssnr-
hot-air- Dental offices. but Krafuafs
Dentists. and registered in marv
states.
Ny offices have been ESTABLISHED
control and management
For reference ask any person Wa
has ever had work done At nv Of.
fees. and they viii tell you 70 70 Il
EDWIN ,. BROWN. ID. u. 8.
7oS-7f3 First Ave-. Uniss DIeek.
open evenings until . and sunAsvs
until Z for people who work Phons
Main 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30

siei .io, ie lbs. sugar. 81. iarg" cans
milk 25c No 80 sack patent flour. 81. 80,
extra good br0oms. acc each. klppered
herring. cans $50. stalls 200-2Ib Bart
lott years &c dor peaches 2 dor fbr.
lemons. doz. Csc; bananas. ttc dor. stall
8as. sweet potatoes, lbs, 2bcs green
beans lbs zoe. fine egg plant Toe H.
staii 100. Jelly riassos. goo doz. Mason
fruit lars, a-Ealss Csc doz.. No 10 sack
pateut flpur abci 7 bars crystal white
soap 2ho. stall ~. mild cream choose
2ec ~ cream brick cheese. 2bc H.. pea.
nut butter i.c 10, Washington creamery
butter acc 10 stall aOg stuffed olives
16c pit. sweet relish Zoe ut. boiled
tongue. zoe 10 Stall e. haiibut. lbs
ttc. whole salmon. 2oc. fresh smelt. ? lbs
ibc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30
PUBLIC MARKETS


stalls fos-iit. Mason Jar covers : don
sse. IL bars soap. 2tc. stall tn3. beet
fresh ehurnsd butter. ibs. csc. good
egra. s5c dos. stalls 1913 : ibs good
coffee. 7bc. solid pack tomatoes foc can.
Stall 100. fancy pot roast. t1Ar ID.
hamburger. ishc N sausage. Zee 10,
tall fft. small cans beat milk. ike .
fresh Italian prunss. sBc crate. water
melons iHc u. stall -. hRtsbu, and
halibut cheeks. loo ID. lbs, ace. whole
salmon. zoe and Csc each. sturgeon. isc
~ smoked salmon. iso n,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30

stall ~, lbs. fine GRADUATED sugar.
soc. stalls 7-as. fresh pRsteuriEsd milk.
a. pi, 60 at stalls e4-es, best peanut
butter, Toe 10. stan IS. sanitary drinking
cups. 40 for ioc Stall g. Zoe hluing.
Tor isc Stall so. lbs rolled oats. Csc.
fsc 10. Stan 1911 lamb stew. Toe H.
pot roast. i2c 10. stalls 7s-74 grapes Sc
IN. peaches. 86c crate stalls tA-ab.
squash. 10 h.. good cooking apples. I
lbs lee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30

Stalls i97-fsA itc pkg sesdiess rsisius
toc. csc pkK. KelipRRs bran, ibc stalls
ttg+tte. Bartlett pcsTH. Be- dog peachcs
g. dor Miller cream cautHinspcH, "
each. stalls 7f-2s. flour. tifs sack. .
bars Crystal white soap. zsc. stalls ai-sa.
Spring salmon 2tc each. Chinook salmon.
Toe 10 black cod, Zoe H., 3 To- Csc
tsndsrioin sole, isc ~. he. 2sri salt
salmon bellies. a6c each. Stalls ao-s2~2t.
lear lard. istsc H. link sausage. Toe -. /;
hams. isc 10 stalls ssa-t5. No. cans
an pickles.. for 2bc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30
so-Contrac,ors' Notices

SEALED rROPoAAfss all hs rsssivsd
At the effice - the Lighthouse Inspector
Portland. oregon. until : o'clock .. n.
September 2 1915. sns then opened Tor
the sale - about 1.0ce condemned ali
eases Including t~n empty rvs-eaiinn
cans IN each cas- Particulars may be
obtnirsd ~ addrsesinF the shove ofrice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30
l9--Male Help Wanted

Tire Civil Esr~ic. Conn
mission. Triangle Buiidinx. applicants
for eranfnatton Tor the fofiowfrr city
positions. approximations % Constrac-
ton Of Bridges. structures and Fouuda-
tions must have expeTtencs IN cnuairue-
tion 81 steel bridge. a. engineer. super.
fnf~ndsnt or foreman. r.sborrr.
Tesmstsr, Park Helper. Requirements
United states citizenship. minimum
age 10 years. Residence IN city for one
year. last day for fiiibs applications.
September T. 1918
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30
nrMAnKAnLr rnopucrIvn

REMARKABLY Productive
You are probably not aware ~ the re
mArkahis praductlssnrss - the spii 81
CArHgART LANpN II you rnnton 3
plate making purchase - piece or
siAnd. 10 not fail 10 Inspect this prop
srts Tracts u 90 40 acres can be
purchased 81 very attractive prices and
on very easY terms see
wrsr a wifEEf.rR
sos coimha Block. Nain istr.
20 ACRES AT a SACRIFICE
sandy clay lean soil practically lsvsii
in a sped district, nice view over BAY
ownsf must sell. ana has co, price 10
$3.50 cas-, terms
:. , MARSH a co. ses Central niar
= ROOM MODERN HOUSE
on sona iai. Green Lake ear line can
b bousht fef tftsi sasY tsrms per
Veat deferred payments Hughes. sQa
Ceatrsi itieK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30

2o-fcfSoNfls
WOULD Nou MARRNf a fafmsr's
daughter aga 49, wsight iee, brown
hair and eyes. seod disposition. nice
heusss per ana eooA property 80 eopi
will Inherit has no opportunity 90 meet
desirable grntiemsnt never mhftled
will marry peer man Or farmer. More
particulars sladly cent any man an.
Address "alurefs" lHrtltN, valley. Sch.
No general deliveries fhi. notice u
genuine
MfNsroS't GENUINE MAssAoE. iiy.
dra.rhermo bath asa idtertg nidH
Main sass Ladie. ptsferrsd
MASicuutNu. massass. baths Mabel
Mead Ruth Richards. sVs Empress
tietol ttoee rhird ave.
LAZY h4st-class teacher plano, vocal.
stella wants fo~ more pupils Ads
drss, N.ta, star
MAKE renovation on Ne Rainier tfip.
'aoe round trip. Cell Maia feit
MGsn uAus repaired aos People. nank
udy
CONSUL eAftoN FIEE All piEoR,
pERs Mr. Macy. isis Second ave.
gtnest- Arcefe entrancs
surruEnN LADY. ~. worth $1,000
would marry E-Hat ttt. Messenger
los Angeles cal
RndisrNnEn MipwiFn A.. wHeiA-
ssn, fois 18Th \. w. Phone ballard
isst
<An naacinx guaranteed in private
~A lessons Private halls Days
GfIo and evenings Latest dances
.MiJ STEVENS r r.Ss's sp Al ri ss.
DOLLAR vibrstefy baths. upstsir. tsio.
first avs. Day and Nlsht LADY Barber
shop
WIDOW. ass as has u.sans' prefer.
country NE soed ieyhius wants suit
able e0mpanion object matrimgnY
Address N,st star
WISH 30 correspond with LADY object
matfimpny Assnk or fiifts not want
- lips ssa, 81 Vernon wash
itrtsfAhLE woMAN wants hoasskesp-
lns fur gentleman no objections t. one
nF two children. OF foamtuE house spud
msnaHvr Phone Eiiilu iaee, room =
IF fNrrnEsrEp in iifs health. GOT
fsnt Insurance. 10 me knew. Address
LONESOME would fesrrg Adde'S nas
- club. station p. Teisfe ohio
kkvANArQNs . % nArr toes I'd AZ
1lS ' ~ = = v on, : sss ID ~
2S--Spirituai Mediums
EGYPTIAN PIANIST
Madam Alexandra reads your sntifs life.
1889 readings tio1. sAtisfsetion EpAf-
anisse COS rins 81
MADAM EtizAHETH = card reader
palmisi. ase up, Reliable advice go
tniNsrpitv. near Hrvsnfh
MADAM FRANK --ffatrf eysnt reader.
rsiiniss fuii readings. .fe itaa Fhiri
ave Ais Motel
ecfENriric hand rssainw asiiy noofu
:. ans HeFsl ICES rarf ave
cam REAnEn-Espsft. sse s9b XII,
observation-disclosures
26-For Rent Furnished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30
44-Houses for Sale
At hffihtt>D

a.fodm hanssin~ ard ana scFs -
lard Tor SO essh. fts mrnshif,
10 fhs tosu iiuits - kisaianh.
our FfKa Ahf = sopA bay Gene
ever today and ssH 'hfs riare. har
fore u 10 sold - some ens else
Take KiaG eoanty ferry beet ~
steamer Atlanta from Mafisnn
rafN q. Kirkland. anf in1aifs az
ftfsuemarA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30
TOOTH TALKS

~ EDWIN .. BROWN, ID. ID.
7o5-71a FIRST Ave.
THE LARGEST DENTAL Oyvrex
~ THE WORLD
Initiated by Many, but Equs,sS 4.
None
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-30

We eAn saws fpa money 80 fuuF fufpisuss
b.tusen Tsroma ard Hsattis
NO GRATING
AUTO DELIVERY co.
AnytAirr Delivered Anyvhsr.
riiist fA rts PA.
I. ] ANp .-hooM ,asnish~e s-d uefsF.
rish~d spsrttasrts all fnessFr Htar
tnsrf~~as. 80 v PIKE East stte
HOTELS
TuE NfWufSra unrwt.
virginia af anf NirntN Ave
r.~ any cars Via wsstiass ave les sncs
efn. elegantly furnished rearfs stir ne
hsst IN cleanliness raegfpff ant rouffrsf
for the least wnneV Franaienf. fHr 40
81 weekly. tsta 20 o. kitehsa prfst'
tsrs.
rHE ANNEX sees EirNth r~.r wsss.
take ave. Ssw. eisan. furnished. sfsafr.
heated bedrooms ffef meal free tafhs
art phone rransient stel ws~hif ~ 70
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ITn1wafrSr ROOM eisaa- sse up 1895 \
Firss. opposite fasiir Market,
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27--For Rent Unfurnished
FOR RENT
s.roorn rnndsyn house Mount naksr Park
district. ore block - car lire. s~s~v-
ins sie~ % Lake washinsten. t;s per
month
Mt'LfrN bros LAND 60.
Gels Ncrth~rn psss rias
Two AcnEe for rant -.raefn hausS
orrhard garden. oas years rnsi. rear
rnissFsity. fssse per noe'h. Ken
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ft.se PtR MoNTff--Thr-e iarEs rooms
bath room anf pantry private en-.
trance. basement t1t .tfh = Yssirr
ear lire
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3i--Housekeeping Rooms
SUMNER RATEs-f4Ght eissn heuss.
keeping and sleeping rooms. walking
distance SOS Lsnora 81.
TWO modern housekeeping rooms. nicely
furnished - % month North ffso.
ron RENT Hauseks~ptnK rooms VI 90
pr wsss ard sp reie sixth Az.
36-Rcntals
headquarters Tor s@atti.
Rental Property.
i Call al office and list
J. ". JAIN q CO.
leading Renters
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37-Business Chances
FrRsT-cl.Ass RET~ '.'-- .F.- for sale,
/ out ~ town Call on ownes Hotel
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