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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19
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In 1914 about S2 DOT cont. Of tho to- tai gold production came from lode mines. compared With 31.6 of gold out put credited 70 lode mines in 1918. ID 1912 1t was 29 per cent. of the total This indicated gradual tranaition from placer to lode mining
 There has been littlo mining of lead ores as such in Alaska, but some of tho Alasia gold ores carry consid erable galena. From this sorrco come lead has beon recovered. Tho total Alaska lead output is estimated lo be 796 tons. valued at f6T.1i2.
 Alaska's aurlferous lode mines pro duced during the year 255.2f9 ouncel of gold. valued at $4.S63,02S. compared with an output Of 232,s16 fine ounces of gold valued at St.s14.slS in 1913 These mines made an output ol 2S,25l fine ounces or siivor in lslt, valued al s15.624. and So.Ss7 ouneos in 1o1s, val ued at S18662
 Twentyoight gold iodo mine5. in' cluding several proportion which made  only small outputs. Wero operated tho whole or Q parS of tho year 19if in Alaska less than in 1913. Work was also dono on many gold proapocil some of which produced o llttlo gold Of the producing mines g were in Southeastern Alaska. on Prince VII liam Sound, { in Renal Penlnsuia, Tn the Willow creek district, and { In the Fairbanks district It 10 osti mated that these mines had an out put Of 1.738.127 tons of orc, compared with 1.6lA5o5 tons in 1915. In ls1, tho average value oi the sold and sil- yer content for ail the ores minos wal s2.99 a ton; the average for 1914 wal s2.S0.
 There were if4.5z5 fino ounces oi gold and i8.0G2 fino ounces Of silver recovered by amalgamation and 90, 363 ounces ol gold and s,56l ouncoi of silver recovered by cyonidation in 1914.
 Six copper mines were operated i1 Alaska for the whole or @ part og th, wear 191f. compared with 2 mines il 1913. or these, woro in tho Ketchi kan district. 9 on Prince William Sound and 9 in Che Kotsina-Chitinl district. Tho total production Of cop Der In 1914 is estimated Co have beer 2l ,45O. .62S pounds. valued at 32.S52.sSt compared with 21,65s.s5S pounds val ued at SS.S57 .2sS. in 1913. Gold value, qt SIT .231 and silver valued at Sl50- 6s5 were recovered from tho copper about 153.6o5 tons of copper orc wor' mined. compared with 1S5.T55 tons o copper orc in 1913. The avorago cop per contents of the orc wns about 6.sS per cent. and tho vnluo of th' gold and silver recovered about $2.1. to tho ton.
 The valus of the placer gold pro duced in 1914 is estimated at Slo. 7s0,O0O; that of 1913 was el0.6s0, 900 As compared with 1918 there was Q decrease in tho placer gold output rom Fairbanks, Koyukuk and Forty milo districts, and CD increase from Ruby and Seward Penlnsula districts as well as from some of tho umailel amps. Il is estimated that about 7S0 placer mines wero operated ir 's14-many for only part of the -eason-compared with TOO in 1913 4 rough estimate iudicatea that in
 914 about S.5o0,oo0 cubic yards oi 'uriferous sraveis wef6 oxcayaied with an average recovery Der cubic yard of SIPS. as agalnsl O.So0,ooo cu- bic yards excavated in is1S. with on average recovery of fl.s7 ger cubic yard.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
 PARTNERsHiP.

To Whom Il May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given thnt Che co 7ortnership known as the Juneau Eur. nituro Company. consisting of 2. ?, Benson and WIus Georgo. has been 'his day di5soivcd by mutual consent Wallis George wiii heroaftef conduct ihe business alone urdor the name of the Juneau Furniture Company. being now the cole owner thcreoL Ali moneys duo tho 1si6 Juneau 8ugniturc Company r3ust b5 Eaid Co IlT. Gems1. who alone win DO responsible for nil debts and account n8ainsl tho 1aid Juneau Furniture Company.
 JoHN p. BENSON
 WALLIS S. GEORGE
 Heretnfore doing business
 under tho firm name end style
 Of tie Iuneau Furniture Go. 10131c.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19
National forest Ilmbsr for Sale

Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor, Ketchikan, Alaska, up to and including November l2, 1915 for all the timber extending 200O feet back from the shore around the small bay Immediately north of Point Hep burn, estimated to be 50,00O linear feet of Spruce and Hemlock piling, more or less. No bid of less than Hc per linear foot for. all piling pp to and including 75 feet in length and 1c per linear foot for all bling over % feet in length will be considered. Deposit with bid s200.00. The right Go reject any and all bids is reserved. Before bids are submitted full inior. nation concerning the timber. condi. tions of sale, and the submission of bids should be obtained from the For. est Supervisor. Ketchikan, Alaska
 Pub-Oct. l2, 19. and 26.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19
NOTICE
To Whom Il N.v coro9r0.

TO Whom t May contefn:
 Notice is hereby given thnt ail ac- counts due mo individually. while do- Ing business in my old storo aro nov long past duo and payable at tho Of fee of the Juneau Furniture Go. These accounts must be paid on or be- before October 25th. after which date they will be placed in tho hands Of a collector and legal proceeding insti- tuted, if necessary. for tho collection of same.
 (simeU JOHN ?. BEN5oN. '1016-iw)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19

IF YOU have plenty of 5ood coal in the bin these damp days do not in- terfere with your comfort Ladysmith coal ls the best and The Juneau Trans fer Co.,. has lots of it. Another cargo jhst in. Get some today. BEST FOR HEATING BEST FOR COOKING ~ GOES FARTHER. 8-l2-th
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19

Handsome large Davenport Bed Lounge, with separate elastic felt mat tress. Thls To not the kind with an uneanltary exeoislor pad attached Regular prloe with mattress, S47.5o Now, today s27.25.
 Look everywhere, but zee thls Day- enport before you purchaoe. E. w. o'Donneil, AlasIsa Furniture Company, Phone 152. lO-18.tfl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19
ENrERs ploNEERs, HoME.

Eugene Lewis, who arrived yester- day on the Georgia from skagway, will leave on the same steamer tonight for sitka where he will enter the Pi. oneers Home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19
ALASKA'S 1914
 MINERAL OUTPUT
(Alaslsa and Norlhwcat Mining
 Jonrnai)

Journail
 The value ol Che goia produced in Alaska in 1914 is estimated oi Si5.76i- 259 and ol .he silver % N2iS.157' tho number of ounces of gold at 762,596 and silver ot Set8o5. In 1918 lhe output Of goid wen valued at Sl5,626,. S1S. The copper o1tpul oi Alaska for 1914 was estimated at 2l,lSo.528 ibs., valued at s2s52,est; that oi 1918 waa 2l,65s.s58 lb1. Companion i8 made in tho following table between tho mineral production oi 1913 end le1t:
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19

Tit and ready for long, hard service-wooIen shirts - B. M. .BEHRENDs co.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19

Eur trlmmlngs for iadies dreesea. Rle assortment at w. H. case's. H
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-19

All styles SAFETY RAZOR Blades sharpened at s1 Front St. s-2o-lm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28
SAYS He CAME
HERE TO MAKE
UP SHORTAGES

Denying the shortage in his ac-
counts was between $4,000 and
100000. as charged. o G.. Killing.
man. arrested here Friday after
noon by +. X Ahern. Of the Pinker-
ton agency. and city Detective
Ralph Cochran. charged with hay-
Ing embezzlcd funds from the J. l.
Case Threshing Machine CO., Of
which he was formerly manager. AZ
Greensboro. NOrth Carolina. said
Saturday that the amount would not
exceed 5000 10 $1,000.
My shortage will In part be off.
set by contract I had with the
company" he said. 1T viii be
found did not tamper with tho
books OF the concern. I save my
personal notes for tho BeYeIal
amounts.
MY family. consisting OF my wife
and son ana daughter. Is IN Greens
boro now. and know of my where
abouts. Ny only object IN leaving
homo war 20 make enough money
20 meet my obligations. and IL was
my intention 20 return 20 Greens
boro"
Kllngman has been conducting a
realty and brokerage office az 300
Epier buildin, and II was there he
Was arrested. Since leaving home
he has disguised himself with q
beard ard blue google glasses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28
celebrate BIRTH
OF PORT DISTRICT
next SATURDAY

On Saturday. September !, tns
port commission will hold exc
cises commemorating its four9
anniversary. on the garden root
the Bell Street public warehou~.
The port district was created ny
vote of the people of King county
at a special election held Septem
Der 5, 1911.
A committee Is at work on :
program. and the residents OF hins
county outside of the city limits o.
Seattle will be specially invited 70
attend and TO Inspect the six pun
lie terminals.
one Of the features of the gs'nr,
ering OF King county farmers win ~
be farmers wedding on the hen
st. roof garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28
VITAL STATISTICS

htfftAkF tAtFN"T~
James " Nalist,. 10. and Sarah Davis.
Vancouver n e
Ausus, Nerdins. 81. ans ouuhna skuru
fer H. IndsH
gaw n Pope. Seattle. and Ksihryn
Mtckenn Adrfnn. Mich
Aihsrt X schiak and Helen n Munro.
Seattle
william Hassreorn and Marjorie Dan
tsis Seattle.
William Herbert. Rlacht.y. or ard
Mary A. fiFhffeef. East Seattle
Hugh Anderson and oeorgina smith.
Seattle
Robert +. Ro-e and oisnoiA y Hehilns.
Seattle.
Mrs snd Mr. ,. ". Jisneks. 1850 First
ave hnu
Mrs and Mr. A n sumArildA,on. stts
" sfth 81. daughter.
Mrs snd Mr.. Bert Heaps 1913 Yesier
Mrs and Mr. Harry Fowler. 1915 n.
11th 81 son
Mrs. and Mr.. George v KiEer. tsss
18TH ave $. daughter
Mrs. and ar. n. q. seiverion. sss Done.
Nrs and AFR, ~ Il AnslesburF. 1910
Trenton At
Nrs and Mr. W e si.us. toii Dono.
van At, son
Mrs and Mr. a. J. Gamble .foe Nor.
Mrs. and Mr Grover c winn. ms w.
Roy st. daughter
Mrs and NJ. a. @ Ksiiserr ksas iith
ave " y. daughter
Mrs. and Mr.. u. J. Fox. tsii .sth ave.
Mrs. and Mr. George n Wood. ASIA
Second ave. daughter
Death.
Robert J. HintorhcrEer. e.. sss y. sand
Mrs. Cora schenkel. 81. King county
hospital. AUGUST a.
Martin iinbers. 80, King county hos
piiai. August -.
George rplet GO sEis Atlanta a,
August 10
Maude v. johnson. sc. Swedish hos.
pitai August 90
Harriet o syulaNsen. days. COS w.
Galcr st.. August 20
Divorces Granted
Evangelino Bracket from Earl w
Bracket v"
Lucille Mie.sse, from Claude Il. Mieu..
set.
Frank H. Ferris from Priscilla Fo,ri.
pela
Isabella NJ Hansen from Peter Uanssn
Adelaide u Willis from John A. willis
Mabel y Edge from Frank Edge.
Eva Moore from Clinton Moore
jessie NJ. kindolisr from Andrew Kin.
dollar
Mabel sperry from Louis q sn.rrv
Vivian {. Wilson from Chaa I Wilson
SePhA taHhmsn' from bernard l..
eastman.
Ellen x, Hanscom from Lewis c. HAM,
com
Uric s Kerry from Susle X Kerry
Henry NJ Rude from Otellia A Rude
Edhh NJ Nachhar from Alphonis n
Nachbar
Divorces Asked
Edward /. Hogan Va Harriet Hors n.
adultery.
Mary Swift W. NJ r, svift. cruelty
Joseph 4. Wharton vs. Elizabeth
Wharton. cruelty
Uric Berry Va Susie X berry.
creelty.
1nga Ferguson vs. Arson r. Ferguson
cruelty
Ida NJ Coke vs. John II. Coke. non
support.
Olive A. Mcrkei W, ChAs Merkoi. A.
sertion
=. J. fottlnEili vs. Minnie pettlnsiIl
desertion
Alice =. wicdeuhaucr Vs. Geo. wicden.
bauer, cruelty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28
MUTIN0US CREW
IS BACK AT WORK

TACOMA. Aug. 2s.-Promising TO
fight IL out when the ship returns
to Australia. l3 members OF the
crew OF the British steamer Cuian'
who mutinied and were lodged IN
the Pierce county Jail, today were
back at work.
The trouble arose when the skip
per. Capt. plunkett. offered them
only half pay. saying he received
orders to that effect from the Brit
ish admiralty.
The men were taken before TINT
ed States Commissioner McMillah
yesterday afternoon, and after =
between British Consul
AgassiE and Capt Plunkei, the
men were released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28
CHEMISTS WILL
DISCUSS USE OF
OUR PRODUCTS

One OF the most important nrob.
lens 10 be discussed al the com.
ing convention OF the American
Chemical society here will be that
OF uses TO which mill waste mar BE-
successfully put
University Of Washington t,pd.
ents have prepared papers which
viii be read at the convention. and
a number OF university faculty
members Will speak on the subject
The convention will open Wed.
nesday. r. G. Thompson viii Dir
cuss his investigations OF the tan.
min found In Douglas fir and West
ern spruce sawmill waste. Marc
Darrin Will speak on distlllate By.
products Of Western foniiers.
Prof James b. Withrow. OF the
Ohio state university: S. =. Acre..
forest expert from Wisconsin, and
Roy G. Judd will also discuss mat.
ters pertaining to what chemistry
has and can do 10 aid utilization Of
wood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28
HODGES ESTIMATE
FOR 1916 $I&,4e6

An estimate OF si45.is5 for 1915
was placed before the county con-
missioners Saturday by Sheriff Bob
Hodge.
The estimate calls for $4,000 to
enforce the prohibition Law, ef.
fectiye January /, and $4,000 for
strikes and riots. which two items
Hodge explains are based on
guesses. as there are 10 existing
records OF expenditures for that
sort OF work. There have been no
riots. Hodge admits. In case Of
disturbance. under the Renick Law.
the sheriffs office would be pow
erless.
Hodge asks for $500 for -four
new deputies, which he says Will
be needed To guard prisoners from
the Jail TO the court rooms. 10
creases for several officers are re-
quested as follows: Undershein.
s2.250: chief deputy. s2.100: office
deputy. $500; Jail superintendent.
1880: three additional mstrons,
s2.700; superintendent OF stocksde,
1880. For a Jail doctor. for whose
services the county now pays Ss.se
cali. Hodge asks a salary o.
$500.
Ten thousand dollars Of this
budget could be cut off. Hodge ex
plains. but for the Renick Law,
which prohibits the taking OF
money from one fund TO be used
for another purpose. He vanta
sufficient appropriated TO protect
the office on all possible expendf
lures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28
GERMAN TAUBES
RAID PARIS;0NE
BROUGHT DOWN

PARIS. Aug. 2s.-The Frs,,,
Tying squadron guarding Paris -
day frustrated an attempt OF fon,
German military aeroplanes 10 ala
tho city. and Ia skirmlsh a..
down one ~ the euemys macblns.
The pilot and observer ws,.
killed. Their charred bodles ws,.
found In the wreckage OF the ma.
chine. which caught fire and va,
nearly entirely consumed.
The German aeroplanes wsr
sighted as they approached The
northern limits Of Paris.
They we're flying high and IN.
French squadron Immediately ro.s
20 meet them.
The invaders turned back q.
ward the German lines. but n.
French aviatOrs set out IN pursul,
and oyerhaulec one OF them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28
FIGHT ENDS WHEN
SHELLS RUN OUT

GLENDALE. Cal. Aug. 2s.-Foi.
lowing a gun fight here. Gilbert
Perez was arrested today on a
charge OF having marahnana IN his
possession He opened fire with a
shotgun on Police Chief Herald and
Inspector Roy Jones OF the state
board OF pharmacy when they tried
10 take him into custody. They re-
turned the shots The shooting
continued until both sides exhaust.
ed their ammunition. wherein Perez
hoisted handkerchief on his shot
gun and quit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28
they CAN'T AGREE

LONDON. Aug. 2s.-A confer
ence between David Llyod-George
minister of munitions. and repre-
sentatives of the striking coal
miners of Wales. was inconclusive
and adjourned until Monday.
Walter Runciman. president OF the
board OF trade, also participated in
the conference. On Monday. Lloyd.
George and Runciman will also
confer with the mine owners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28
RENT0N CAR HITS
WAGON; 3 HURT

When the horse he was driving
with HIS fruit and vegetable wagon
became frightened and backed onto
the track OF the Seattle. Renton q
Southern. on Rainier. near Charles
st. Friday night. Louis Ginsberg.
81. was injured so badly he may
die. as the result OF a street car
hitting tho wagon. His two broth.
ers. Gerson. is. and lsador. IL, sus-
tanned cuts and bruises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28
TO HONOR HEROES OF
PUGET SOUND Fight

Near tho graves OF those who fell
IN the memorable conflict between
the United States and England over
the possession OF the San Juan is
lands. an old settlers picnic is to
be held August 81. and all who
care TO attend are invited II will
be on Lopez island. one mile from
Richardson. al Pebble Beach park.
.on the farm of J. X. Bloor. The
reunion viii be held tn the shadow
81 Indian Heights. where the breast.
works thrown up by the Americans
are stu preserved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28
WOMAN IN
MASCULINE GARB

VENICE. Cal. Aug. 2s.-Attired
In mems clothing and holding n
nude child on her knee. Mrs. +.
Corey. 30. was found sitting In an
automobile on the waterfront today
She was unable TO explain how
she came by the clothes.
Mrs. Corey and the child--her 4
year-old son-disappeared from
home last night.
She appeared dazed when found
and the municipal nurse was sent
to care for her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28

MoNpAN-htau a. its fine ~hits
rFanulAted sugar. ftr. Stale Tf.ak.
fresh ra.tsurlssd miiA g a.. Sc %.
ffaii 1855. Economy fruit jars ats Tic.
Stall ~. toErs matches lee stall q.
BOTTLES hiutpE g. stall So. 2 rkEH f1a
rppsi sanitAFy dsiuhing cBps. lee Stall
ss. 4to Grade coffee. ito ~. stall it.g.
s.fiain STEAK. tse ~ lamb chops itr
o. stall -. siFis lee school dresses.
ssr stall ~. sample line - shoes KeinE
AZ 81 20 nsir Stall 81. shoes rnsaisi. Zee
- ftc pair stalls tf'tt. squash. ie n.
stalls IL. ftaiian urunes. sec box. stall
-. fresh ssss. ace doa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28
CITY BANDS WILL
give 2 CONCERTS

The flremen and policemen's
bands will play Sunday In concerts
as follows:
Firemen--s p. m. Leschi park.
Woodland park, $50
TO p. m.
Since their concerts began sew
eral weeks ago. they have been
attracting a lot OF attention and big
crowds. u YOU haven't heard them.
now's your chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28
PUBLIC MARKETS


nAft hpAi stall "a, al zoo Hnd 20
efades bacon $40. pork roast. ana STEAK.
o. ac 10 shoulder lamb zoe Do stalls
STA ihs sugar tqr. Gee Efads - tea.
zoe 49, 9 rans - cleanser. atr stalls
tl1rtt9. good rHfinE sppies. daE $780,
cooking apples. ibs ace stall -. sweet
potatoes o. a.. green corn. zoe dqE I.
Yakima potatoes. ti.gt sack. delivered
stalls sEeth, ihs. navy beans. atc. geo
cans Hardlnes. Toe stall t0s. oar heat
sff coffee. 900 ID large cans best miik
str stall a.. home grown strawberries.
lie hos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28

WI HDtN HfaIls D ]. Z. Z h0lIl1E
beef g. TO- pot roast. - 10. shoulder
ianh. ~ TO-. lamb chops lbs s6r.
faut is4s 49, stalls ia-et fuii AL beet
salsd oii e3r. mlGsd soda crackers. Re.
itr. milk. g. cen. stall feg. bees fresh
luffsF. Sc ~ ins 80. creamery
butter. see NJ small sgss. zee dos. dpR.
7ta Hfails ifseitt. 10 lie sugar. sec.
uifh o. Go order fancy head rice. CT DO .
tsHf mila. a. DO case. delivered. zee bottle
paFr vanilla, zee Ffail 10. fferstans
peaches. shH crate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28
UxTRY! HE'S BACK!

DR.. Alzamon Lucas. who left Sc.
attic several months ago in search
of more fruitful fields, and who
has spent most Of the time since
In Bellingham, returned here Sat.
urday lie says he's going to open
an office for the practice OF psyche.
analysis. whatever that is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28

No>pAy~NtaN yea. beat wsshington
creamery butter. 80 ID =. 7 sharp
cheese so ~ fresh ranch esrs ife
faa stalls spt-stt. EnRissh ~alruts lee
ihs cooking apples. lbs iec Yakima
Com potatoes. 81 erfi bananas. lee and
iae dos stall 99r. c~isfr. iarT~ sisfk. &C. .
is'furs. for Be-. tomatoes. ths best N
trs sweet corn. lee and he dos stall
fis. spssf pickles. stc at sausfkraut
Zee At. Firs oiivss- Sc pt D.. potato salad
s. ~! ham loaf frc ~ veal loaf Gee
%. stall see. tiArEbsrrtss &C. boz. drT
onions Ms lee. large eantaioure. &c
Each. rresn beans. lhs ier. stall ~
Slayer cshss seei q tr losre. bread
iie. eeffss cakes. ste dos Jelly rolls
lee each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28

MONDAY -rifei. " rfh lamb ehets.
itr fhs good steer steak igAr 10
shgnifsr iamh. tshr ~ a fuii Hire q
Circle lsuparied rhe~ss. peanut butter.
lee a. diii PICKLES Ice a. beet kfaut
tr a. peaches Sec crate pears lee
fos srarss he itr. melons IL ~ F,
SEE bottle grape futre atc. soc ran Royal
baking powder. Sc. iie can ripe eiiyes
ifei ffssh At fnik. &C. large lee loaf
hfeaf. &C. l.laLnf 49, stc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28
PORTLAND HAS A
S26,550 BLAZE

PORTLAND, Aug. est was ps
lieved today that S26,5oO Wo s,.,
cover the loss caused by the ny nv
which late yesterday DESTROYED .u
Portland Sash 4 Door compans
plant and damaged other neai'
concerns During the confusion -
tending the fire the damage was ss'
at mucn higher figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28
i9--Male Help Wanted

tbs Civil Services Com
mission. Triangle Building applicants
for examination for the following city
positions, superintendent % Canstruc.
ti0n u bridges Structures and Founda-
tians Unjust have rrp@risnes In construc-
tion % steel bridges az engineer. super
iut~ndsnt or foreman. fsbar.r
Tesmstsr. Park Helper Requirements
United states citizenship. minimum
age 20 years; residence IN city for one
year. last day for filing applications.
September Z. 1918.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28

oHlcer-So, Mrs, Casey. ye whit
to the aviation meet. An did ye
ondershtand the aeroplanes3
Mrs. casey--Shure, an OF did.
but there was wan thing | didn't
get thru me head, sir, and that was
what holds thin upi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-28


money, fun time ~ spare hours, 81
reriruce unnecessary good pay, Al
dress international Mlils. Inc. Dept.
-oSS~SAcsJlssSsSSS>sNIs~~~,>~~~o~o~~
23-personals
WOULD YOU MAitRYf fafmsf.
daughter, aEs ~. weight iee brown
hair and eyes sopd disposition. nice
houacksapof and cook property 5000 4
will inherit. has no opportunity O. meet
desirable Hrntiemcut never married !,
will marry poor man OF farmer. More
particulars Gladif sent any man aHt
HNrriuN auick. tnelnHinH some postage
Address "Hinrefa" ga ttt, Valley, Noh.
30 general deliveries THIS notice :.
genuine.
NV ia ALGAMnN INA LUCAS, the
well known psyche. alaiyist. Will open
effices September In tho Peoples
savings Bank building. corner iiko and
t~eond ave
ilArrtNNss lies IN married life Are YOU
ionolyr Join Seattle Reliable Friend.
ship club. Ladies' free. Ada r. Iyans.
aii union Apt q
Miss JEWELL MANtcCRiNu. INV
Third cfnce 10
EAhiEs-My remedies are Positively
guaranteed. safe ana sure 1889 East
Madison.
dENrLEMAN Wishes 10 hssf from lady.
under s. az partner iH poultry bust
ness address Nsi. star
/ fONNl WuNktAQ MnMAN. willow. -.
spectacle wuuid like 60 correspond
With farmer ounluE home. not over 90 .
object matrimouy Address N.tg, star
WtNsrON's GENUINE MASSAGE ~.
dro- rhermo bath ass Liberty nidE
AAla ASA Ladies' preferred
MANtrtRtNu. message. baths Mabel
Mead. Ruth Richards. aoa Empress
Hotel, itoR . rhird ave
LADY, first.ciass teacher piano. tossi.
violin. wants few mere pupils AZ
dress N.ie star
MAKE reservation So Mt naiuier trips
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pERH Mr. Macy. itis ascead ave.
opposite Arcade entrance
Az ELnERiN wipowEn. alone In tbs
world. desires The Acquaintance tetfh
view O. matfimourl. % lady - about
e. years, who wants good home ana
kind treatment she must be short ~
stature. untneuWhefsd anA 20 kihdir aiss
position 80 tfifiars address, N-Ea. star
sotrUEnN LADY. 10. wofih ts1s6s
would marry T. nok $50 Messenger.
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