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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-14
FRENCH

FRENCH
In Belgium fog has impeded artillery
FIRE. The cannonade has not been very
sharp for that reason around Nieu-
port and Ypres. Some detachments
OF Belgians have blown up a farm,
which served as an ammunition de-
pot for the enemy to the southeast of
Stuyveskerke.
Between the Lys and the Oise in
the region of Lens, our artillery has
Dispersed sappers and trench dlgEers
working in the environs of Anglers,
and to the north of Beausejour we
have blown up some mine plants to
halt the work of the enemy. The
enemy at that point, believing him
self attacked, manned his trenches
upon which was opened a heavy ar
tillery and rifle fire.
There is nothing to report on the
rest of the front.
To the north Of Scissors violent
combats were fought all day. The
action was localized on tho ground
between the two ridges located to the
northeast and to the northwest of
Clouy. OF which we hold only the
first slopes. On the left our coun-
ter attack made some slight progress
without having been able, neverthe-
less, to make an appreciable advance.
At the centre we maintain our posi-
tion around the village of Crouy de-
spite repeated efforts by the enemy.
but to the east. before Vregny, we
have been forced to cede ground. Tho
persistent swelling OF the Aisne has
carried away several bridges and
ferries which we had thrown across
the stream, putting the lines OF com
munication of our troops in very
precarious condition. Under these
circumstances we have established
ourselves to the south OF the river
in the section of ground lying be-
tween Crouy and Misi. with the heads
OF the bridges upon the north hank.
In Champagne, the region of Perthes
continues to be the theatre Of local ac-
tion for the possession OF German
trenches of the second or third line.
To the north OF Beausejour we have
blown up some mine plants to halt
the work of the enemy.
The enemy at that point, believing
himself attacked, manned his trenches,
upon which was opened a violent ar
tillery and rifle fire.
There is nothing to report on the
reat of the front
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OFFICIAL WAR REPORTS
GERMAN

In the western theatre OF war, IN
the dunes OF Nleuport and southeast
OF Ypres, artillery combats are con-
tinuing. The enemy's batteries have
directed an extremely strong fire on
Westende. which they will soon en-
tirely destroy. The enemy'B torpedo
boats on the coast disappeared as soon
as they received our fre.
In the continuation OF activities on
January our troops again attacked
the heights Of vregny aud cleared the
plain OF the enemy In pouring rain,
eodden clay trench after trench was
stormed until after dark the enemy
had been driven back to the border
OF the plain. We took IL officers, 1lSO
men, four cannon. four machine guns
and and one searchiight This brill
liant feat Of arms by our troops was
accomplished under the very eyes OF
the uppermost war lord.
Northeast OF Chalons the French
again attacked yesterday morning and
afternoon. Strong forces, which at
Perthes penetrated our trenches and
were repulsed, counter attacked and
were driven back with heavy losses.
We took 100 prisoners In the Argonne
In the Vosges nothing OF Importance
has happened.
In the eastern theatre of war Rus
sian attacks southeast OF Gumbinhen
and east OF Loetzen Cast Prussia)
have been repulsed. We took hun
dreds Of prisoners.
The situation In northern Poland is
Our attacks west of the
Vlstula are being continued. Nothing
important has happened on the east
bank of the Pilica.
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FREIcHTs ANp CHARTFRs

TonnaEo coatinuss scarce and prices hish An
- afealn uaFkst a change for tha bstfsr IL
saI18 lolt ia The aat market
CHARTHHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
ADMIT CHARGE
OF CHEATING

ANNAPOLIS. June 25.--Not only
cheating in examination. but haz-
ing in all its old-time yigor. has
prevailed at the naval academy. ac-
cording TO a confession made to-
day by Midshipman c. NJ Reagei.
in the Investigation in progress
Into the cheating scandal
The midshipfnen had keys to the
various departments. which they
visited at midnight and obtained
Information regarding questions
which were to be given in exam
nations. as well as pertaining TO
the solution OF various problems.
Reagel said plebes were required
To prolong the regular setting ex-
ercises to the point OF exhaustion.
Il have been required to stand
on my head while mucilage was
poured down my legs" said Reagel.
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VITAL STATISTICS

Marriage Licenses
asorrs iown -, Edmonds. and AHA
NcciurEsn. -. Edmonds
Gust > Hraunstrou. 49, Everett. and
Emma Victoria Nelson. -. Everett
George Green. 20. Fort Iawton. and
Maggie stiles. 20
Edward c. webssr. y. and Anna Lent.
p.in. 81
Alfred v oodsays. - and HsHsi II
Ftuhb. -
Leonard Anderson. ~. and Elm Victoria
George 7. Howard. Lake vie~. and
Ella " Pierce
Edward J. Holmes ~. and Mary =.
priscon. -. Tacoma
Huber; Taylor. a.. Leland. and Eta
Carrier. ~. Port Townsend
stuart Moline and Maud McMsnu.
Norman G. Jones. -. and Marguerite
Graham. -
Harry Brewer and Lillian ciafkson.
X kiaois. -. BeliinEhAm. and T.
kidois. 20. Japan.
James =. Jensen aud Minnie A. Wood.
Births
Mrs and Mr.. ,. ". Hsmphiil tsit .Is,
ave \ y. daughter
Mrs ard Mr }. y. Finn. sos y ssih st.
daughter
Nrs ard Mr. rsok roTkaw. sis Firr ave.
". daughter
Mrs. and Mr. Frank white sais ssud
ave g. daughter.
Ar, and AIR X. l.. webb. 7;s soth ave.
daughter
Mrs and Nj W o. Kohimsi.ter. as
18th ave -. son.
Mrs. and Mr. Antoine wandcrwsii.n. sti
W. s;nd ct. son.
Death.
Timothy Brewer. %. sis Union st. June
20.
George Msrriweaiher. %. Minor Private
hospital June 20
james :, Elliott. 90. Minor Private hos
| pitAi June 20
divorces Granted
Gertrude y Miller from Alexander "
miller
bessie Hechi from Charles w Hecht
Anita Holland from william c. Holland
John W. Hubbard from Kathryn Hut.
bard
Divorce. Asked
Jennie Burns vs.. owen Burn. cruelty
Theodore c. Vincent vs.. Geo. X VIM
cent. dssertion.
josie cOnkiin vs.. Aionso @. conklin
! cruelty.
stella +. Curry vs. Jack Curry. de.sr.
tion
Laura Brown vs Edw w Brown. non.
support
Georric L Moran vs. Der, r. Moran
| cruelty.
May I. rinde vs.. Charles I.inde. cruelty
Henry q. Shaw W. Ruth V. shaw. adul-
| terry
Maude l.. Bell W. VIM T. Bell. cruelty
sadie r Nocum vs., VIM. w Yocum
cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
STRICKEN TOWN
TO Be REBUILT

Ell CENTRIC. June 70 Having
re,uaed an offer Of state assistance
made by Gov. Johnson. the peopls
OF imperial valley today continued o.a.'.'
their reconstruction work Win Wig
or Mass meetings we're held 70
dopounce the exaggerated reports
first circulated regarding me Jam
age they we're termed "rh"ar-
ranted and false"
During one of these meetings'
last night. there was light earth,
quake shock. People smiled ana
sat tight"
There is an immense amount OF
debris waiting 10 be cleared up
The scars OF the quake pro6a ply
will not be entirely Obliteraied Tor
months. The damage n htlll estl-
mated at approximately fsOo,0oV'
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NOW, GIRLS, WHAT
SAY YOU TO THIS?

SAN FRANCISCO. June 25.-
That American wives are running
the digestions. and hence the dis.
positions. Of their husbands. thru
their poor cooking. ~ the cry OF
Mrs. G. II. Richie OF Burbank.
president OF the Los Angeles dis.
trict OF California Congress OF
Mothers.
To save the future generations
OF Americans we must pass the
home teachers bill. which will pro.
vide for cooking schools for Ameri.
can WIyes." she SAYS.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Stalls I 20 3 steer pot roast. Toe ID leg
of mutton. isc n. shoulder pork roast
lave H.. shoulder veal roast i2Ac 10
steer boiling beef SC ~. Anchor brand
bacon. ioc 10. Stall ~, fresh haiIbut :
lbs ibc: salmon. lbs .sc. stall IL
string beans. lbs csc: new potatoes -
lbs. Csc stall 10. iars. oranges soc doz
cantaioupes 6 for gsc stall IL. ice
ioaves bread. i5c. Slayer cake. soc Stalls
ia-it. peanut butter lee H. good coffee
2Ne 10: li-oz. can sliced peaches Sc: Ice
pkg. Seaport corn starch. SC. spices. Sc
can; pure rolled oats from Quaker mills
6 lhs. aso We give coupons viii all cash
sales for fun line OF aluminium ware
stall ~. Washington creamery butter. etc
10. cans Wild Rose milk. ssc
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STAN II. lbs Of fine white sugar. soc
stalls tess, fresh milk. &C OF. sc pt
stall 81. fresh churncd butter. csc IN +.
full cream cheese. lbs. sSc. Stall IL.
salad oil. Toe and csc bottle. soc cal in
bulk. No, 10 sack graham flour s6c.
stsn 1901. assorted waters. soc ID. peanut
brittle. lac 10. stall 1887. cans milk
soc. Stall IS. large cans best milk. isc
with l 10. coffee. stall lhoa. 2Sc cans
assorted fruits. ice. Stall 50 hest peanut
butter Ice IL Stall -. 4-oE bottles
lemon and vanilla extract, Ice. Stall
ibe6. hiuing. &C. bottle; No. "a cans
peaches Zoe. stall So. apple butter. lbs.
loo. stall 80, whole salmon. soc each
halihut. lbs. csc stall Il. home-made
pork sausage. Zoe H.
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81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
WELL, MAYBE IT
did AT THAT

r r. Sibley Is willing 10 swear
10 the truth Of this
Thursday night at $40. while
walking with his wife. in the VI.
entity OF 25th and Republican SITS,
he saw n comet. deeply red. the
size OF football. sweeping UP
WARD mot DOWN. towards the
moon. II was visible for five min.
utea.
Prof. Samuel L. Boothroyd. OF the
university astronomy department.
says comets find other places more
attractive than the earth. and hur-
~ away from Il. thus appearing TO
fall up lie says IN August we'll
have whole shower OF EN-.
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Lamb chops lbs. sc. houae-made
~einers. i5c ID; good bacon. zoe 10: new
spuds. j. lbs sbc. young carrots 4
punches Sc. Young hrets Z punches SC !.
young iurrips. Z punches Sc. wax beans
Ice ID. green peas. SC Ii. radisncs. S
punches SC. cabbage. heads SC. bananas
CSC doz. oranges. CSC doz. apricots. SC
doz peaches. Toe dor. cherries Sc 10. 7.
best patent local flour. $40 sack sugar
10 lbs, 90. white figs. lbs. CSC. pure
rolled oats lbs. zee. white linen soap. Z
bars ztc. fancy corn. ? cans 2sc. ssr-
dimes. cans ssc. pink beans lbs. CSC.
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CORNER

stall i0s. Washington creamery butter.
CSC III. best butter. ace H.. lbs sac.
mild cream cheese lbs ssc stalls
1925. big cans best milk. isc. with l
N. tea or coffee; Jelly glasses. lsc dor.
stalls ?. :. 8. Z, veal roast Ice 10 pork
roast. lie h.: lamb chops. i2tac N
choice steaks. l2tsc 10. leg Of lamb.
~ nc n. lamb shoulder. Sifc n Shout
der hams. lie H., fresh dressed hens.
ikAc NJ, stan T. home made veal loaf.
s5c III rich cottage cheese, Ice 10. potato
salad. Ice Ut.
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stalls 2+-1s, pure cane sugar. 100 lbs
feIa; lbs. sugar. Soc. s-ib can any
brand coffee. ssc. ; cans salmon. sSc: aEe
pancake flour, zoe. stalls i1-s5. sec cans
pork and beans isc. ibc size. Ice stall
1913. home made cakes, : for tsc. stall
a. margarine. 25c ~. stall IS. bacon.
special At SC n lamh shoulder foc IL
pork steak. i3tfc ~. veal rhast and
steak. ishc III. stall 10. English muf-
fins for Ice. Al Leslie's. blue stem
flour. s.sb sack; lo-lh sack whole wheat.
sbc: rolled oats &c III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS SUED
FOR DIVORCE HERE IN SEATTLE

Rattle. SO dry old bones OF
Queen Isabella Of Spain.
Judge Gillian Friday issued
an order restraining Christie.
pher Columbus from going
home. and Mrs Columbus d.
vorce action ls one ~ 80 10 be
tried here this afternoon
Columbus. America having
been duly discovered. II dcvel-
ops. has settled down 10 the
quiet l.ie OF a telephone line.
man.
lie lived. up until a fow DAYS
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ago. with his wife al 1853 Sew.
enth ave. n. r..
However. she complains. he
has not been providing her
properly with yictuals and pic
ture hats ~ late, and FEW
nights ago visited her AZ their
home. saying things that didn't
appeal 10 her artistic tempera,
ment She got an order forbid.
ding him any more such excur-
hi1na.
Columbus got married In OK.
den. lows. Just 40 years after
the discovery OF America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25

PORTLAND. June Is Efforts
arc being made 20 locate friends or
relatives OF James Nicholson. a.. a
bartender OF Sacramento. found
dead in tho Willamette river last
night with two large stones in his
pockets Nicholson was last seen
alive June ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
Submarine Sunk
by an AerOplane

BERLIN, June 25.--A Ger
man aeroplsne sank a Rus
Sian submarine In the Bal
tic sea. of Gothisnd island.
May 81, ~ was announced
today.
This 10 the fret time In
history that an aircraft has
been credited with destroy
ing an unoer-sea boat.
The German aeroplsne
was known TO have dropped
bombs upon the submarine,
but the effect Of its attack
was not learned until posi-.
tive sdviees from Petrograd
reported the sinking OF the
vessel.
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WOMAN TRIES
SUICIDE; FAILS

Mother. forgive me"
mr.. Draper. please take my
babies. Clayton. vernie and
Bessie, and take care OF 'ern
for me till they are Of age, and
oblige
MRS. BLANCHE, IA CoNDe."
The above message. scribbled on
a pamphlet issued by the Children
Industrial home OF Des Moines.
Wash. Of which SIR Draper Is the
manager, was left by Mrs Blanche
La Condo. IS, when she attempted
suicide early Friday morning at
the Kenneth hotel, First and
Cherry.
She swallowed a small amount Of
mercury bichloride. She was taken
TO the city hospital. where II IL re-
ported she will recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
OPEN UP NEW HOME

The handsome new homo. at
boren and University. Of the Sun.
set club. organization ~ seattles
society women. WAS opened Thurs
day evening. with dance and r..
ception. attended by ] 800 Of the
elite Brilliant Jewels. beautiful
gowns. well.pressed swallow tails.
pretty women and handsome men.
made it "A most lovely affair. alto
gethcr.
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OMITTED LICENSE

Joseph Cohen. Ballard business
man. Was placed on trial in Justice
Gordons court Friday morning.
charged with conducting sale
without the temporary license fee
required by city ordinance.
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FIVE ACRES. WITH STREAM
Close 20 Colby. and only ~ miles from
tho business center 81 Seattle. good.
rich alder ard maple land ideal for
berries garden and fruits This 10 tho
& ACRES FOR $500; $50 CASH
a. VAN ARSDALE. Inc.
1919 Third Ave fni Washington IT,
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Hrr a CouNTRr noaE
AZ csthcar'. on he IKE ~ phsrs you
have fln~ tlsN ou good roads. wbsf.
fau San fsarh she ciiY tn = short ftds
~ sutomabus. ffaia of ear
The location asd sen uni make tou
MONEY 80 sores can b. had fnF tt.eee
an anr rsasunahis terms Many 81 the
tracts are Improved several hstinK
running ws'sf f~t as shes yua "a.
advantage. % caiheAsi
WEST WHEELER
coiman hiocs
HNoHoMisii COUNT
>, acres ~ MILES rrvln Granite Fails %
rood ROAD. N = thirsir settled ussEh.
harhsed IN. soii ~ ftfstseiass. ana
peculiarly sasp'sd for berfT raisins sna
truck gardening THIS Tract fonts On
the stliiasna utish river fine bone
place sor sesns ene sho wants a. really
set back 20 NE lard Ths prir" = 80
sn scrs. On terms - ist dos and bal
anrs At Us Fnonfh
niE HANSON a CO
Th,ri Floaf Mes YORK. niacA
HOOD CANAL WATER FpNT
10 acres on ffnsA canal near urienou
zee feet % eater fronts tide lands 80
with ths property 81 1880 Tbs u =
fnr piece mf water 'front.' rnoA hfafH 2
ios hank. ,lue fshins An idsai sum
fnsr hofns Terms tee cash. balance
tts . meath.
OLE HANSON a CO.
Third rieor Mes YORK block
! MILE IRON nEAcu
8 serss 1890 tias dandy trout stream (.
the best kind % alder and maple land
only 60 miles from city limits -, us
shew n 20 yeu tomorrow Terms Use
cash ard iis per month,
AkHES a SEXTON co
1919 rtrst Ave OPEN Evenings
4 BEATTY ErOT % The nsw Port An
s~lss a ssatii. railroad. 81 N. head
- Discovery BAY a domestic ftf for a
stnr Highly Improved finest - pure
water grand vtsw deep water 'front.'
age. IN heart - village - Fairmount
~ acres AZ = fraction ~ real value
come and soc u Or write 60 } 4. Shade.
uneas wash.
10 ACRES. iaso. TERMS
South - ror; Orchard. fine for clover.
straNberrles and chickens. lies nice and
level. easily cleared. owner needs
money. and viii sacrifice
NksEN SEXTON co
1910 FIRST Ave open Evenings.
FINE IRRIGATED ALFALFA LAND
Small o. Large Tfacts
VERY CHEAp-NEHY EASY TERMS
Write Or calf fer free books
IMMf0RATTON BUREAU
e. " a ST r nv
Second and cherry 81. Seattle. wash
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A long bath In sour milk Will
clean badly furnished silver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25

White crystal or glass balls are
used as clasps on fine handbags.
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Ypres was the center Of the Val
lace industry Of Belgium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
OPERATE on SULTAN

CONsTANTINOPLE. June 25.-
London specialists today operated
on the sultan for gallstones. His
majeHty's condition ia reported sat.
isfactory.
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1 MUST SELL
4 tIosr.t> RANCH

A. ktfktana whore the east %
twins l. los fiHr srrsare mes
hesss sell ehifksa houses
patty fenced and cleared Nuu
can rstsa vegetables rhirksna
saeh coil. rtihin 10 INMATES
walk - ths frfFy whnFf wan
take teAs. ard Ftte terms - $50
cash. tte uonthlr in4uirs fas
john nfenantan. 81 kiFkfau1
Hotel knsiant. WASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25

Suit for divorce flied Thursday
by Mary i.inde. She alleges cruel.
y. and. among other horrid things.
says her hubby threw a Ratchet at
her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

Ei-SSFT-T- r. FkRRrif.--s;s y. Y. hik
osr.rsf practice. estates Laws hesean'
ara wife. consultation free ENieft -
zrviCE FRrE-. JOSEPH Ati.EN' A.
roRNrY. - years experience isN- ~
Husband ara wife; property fisn'.'
CONSULTATIONS FREE Rooms W.
zee rfier. Nu-i- Ritr Nein le.e
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1s FEMALE SITUATIONS

WISHES position a. housskseper Have
boy. ~ years old wiz cook IN hotel NJ
camp. CAN a. fae5 Eighth ave. 8.
Seattle Wn South Seattle car
YOUNG LADY from East wishes dress
making az home. Fricsa reasonable.
Main 9T7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
ACREAGE

WILL RAcHiFIcE 40 acres alder land
haf mile ~ railroad station. 30 min
ufes run to seattle Price il.25O. half
cash. zoe Leary Bog.
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JUSTICE WHITEHEAD AT FAIR

Spo liNt WIN tftHO Al felN
Justice Renh NJ Whitehead and
her mother. Mrs r. r Bosley. are
visiting the san Francisco fair. Jus.
tlce whitehead will again take up
the hearing OF cases IN her court
on July ~.
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; Star Want Ad Rates
BUSINESS
IIREG1 DRY

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any one
desiring something a little out
OF the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring it in a
hurry. The firms represented
belo,r make a speciality of i'm
medish. service and viii glad
" .xnish any information
that II necessary. Remember
satisfaction is guaranteed by
every advertiser.
Just Use Your Telephone
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just Use Your Telephone

LOON uKRE-rhe nsrsein store, -
Occidental s,e.. corner Nain t~'ls NV
ara sscnnd hand suits and oNefnes' :.
sac M. odd coats asc ur. pants, -
as up; tools jewsiry. guns rrnhs al
lowest rrices - =. .. -.
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RENTALS
40 BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR FALE on TRADE
Portable sawmili. capacity 7 600 fest per
day located In fwst timber ia county.
miles from town. WIN rive terms.
Address Lock Bos 49, Twisp wash.
FOR SALE candy kitchen nnd si0rr.
with fountain aii ~ first class cnndi
too. IN Port Angeles can At W
iidod Candy Coa 1901 Public Market.
Seattle Wash
SIS BrYs TILE arOcK and fixtures 81
email store 500 stewart
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MOTORCYCLES

N0TUHcYcLEs--NeW ana $500 81 Dand
~ makes; soms OF these taken on nev
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES. Baiiou a
Wright. siT " Pike st.. nsar broadway
Phone East All.
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HOTELS

- ~ AsA%o
TIE ViRGiNUA HOTEL.
Virainia st. ard Einhth Ave.
ta~ any cars VIA wssfiaks ave-. les mod
srn. elegantly furnished rooms wIih ~.
hest IN cleanliness. comfort ana courtesy
foF the least money Transient. Sec 20
81 weekly. tgta 20 - Kitchen prisi-
ieEes
THE ANNEX sees Eighth. near West.
lake ave. Ssw. clean. furnished. steam.
heated bedrooms ifor urnl free tAths
ard phone Transient 2te vsekiy. 81 80
OLYMPIC uOrEfs--Firs, ana Vssisr
way Convenient 70 cars. boats and
trains Week. ii.50 and up. transient.
sec and up
81 % MD " 70 WEEK Furnished fasY
walking distance. modern 1871 Mails.
rhens gsaeeu 1911.
81 % i've WEEK -WOTEi. EWING Mod
sfn hot aud cold water g2laA First
ave
HOTEL wNLDoN SIKH and Ycsisr way
Reasonable quiet. comfeftahis. no "a
loon Elliott 1855
FAxTON HOTEL q 81 wesk W. house
keeping suites. - Third and chsrry.
Main 1913
HOTEL HOWELL ninth and IIowsii
strictly modern. light. clean rooms.
reasonable Frse phone.
HOTEL DAvENPoRT-M Modern PIN
ard pike
HOtHEK EEFfNG HooMH - 80 % 80,
and cold water. baths 1905 = FIRST ave
ssIS,S : y ~ : :, s-S@1S
.27 FURNISHED ROOMS
NCELY FUHNisHEn single ana house
keeping rooms 81 30 per week and up
so6 f.euora No.
FfnSfsHED NOON suitable FOR two sen.
fIemen 1922 Second W Queen Anns
zTGa
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WANTED work on chicken ranch 81
VIII take ranch on shares n. y H.
so D. BOX $50. CITY
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
20 MALE Situations Wanted

CAHPENTER married. wants 10 repair
o. build your house. wages reasonable
VIII take land 80 part payment. city
Or country Address PIE. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-25
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