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War ls Won

LONDON. Nov. 11.-Accosding to advices received here by British newspapers General Alexies Brussil- off. speaking to British correspond- ents at Russian headQuarters two days ago said:
 "The war is won today. lt is mere ly question Of speculation as to how much longer 1t will be before The enemy is convinced that their cause is irretrievobly lost
 Gen. Brussiloft added: CT speak with authority in declaring that the whole of Russia, from the Car to the humblest soldier. was determin- ed to protect, help and support the Rumanians in every possible way.
 Russia will see that our brave little ally does not suffer for es- pousing the cause Of the Allies"
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RETURNS BY STATES

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The latest returns from all the close states California, Minnesota, New Hamp- shire and New MeXico-indicate that there has been no change in yes terday's announcements. With very few precincts to hear from in each state, President Wilson seems to have carried all of these States ex- cept Minnesota, and Hughes has
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-11
GERMANY PUTS
 DIRECT THREAT
 TO TIVE CREEKS
Allies Come Right Back and Demand Legations of Central Powers
 Be 0uSted Now

LONDON. Nov. l1.-The German minister to Greece, has nctiiiel the Greek government, according Go dis patch from Athens today that hand ing over the Greek guns and rifles to Che Entente Allies will be reear1- ed as an uEfrienily act by Germany.
 The Morning Posts correspondent lat Athens also expresses the bejet that the Entente Allies have de- mandcd the departure of au lega- tiors Of thc Central Powers now in Greece.
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 USED TO FIND
 ENEMY BATTERY
Taking Place of Aircraft Along the British Front; Locate to
 a Few Inches.

BOSTON. Nov 11.-Dr. Hugh Ca bot says that aeroplaaes as locat- CTS oi enemy batteries have been al- most strictly displaced on the Brit .sh front by the use of the seismo- graph. heretofore used only to reg atcr earthquake shocks. The se.s- mograph is SO accurate for this pur- pose that artillerymen can determine within IS inches the exact location of German guns.
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Sanitary Survey to Be Made
 Around CitY.

That a sanitary survey or Juneau and surroundings will be made by the Buread Of Public Health of the United Gates within the near fu- ture is the word brought north by Mayor B. D. Stewart While in Seattle Mayor Stewart called on Dr. Lloyd. of the Public Health Service and he stated that am inspector will be detailed from the department to make the survey.
 The health survey will consist in an examination of the water sup ply and possibilities of contamina- tiou. the milk supply. cold storage facilities. food supply general con ditioas around Juneau. and make
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cHIcHAGoFF

Lewis. 9, Sulzer 57 Wickersham 16. Greene 2, Heckman 41, Tanner 21. Anderson g, Arola 5, Bayless G' Benson 8S, Casey % C7u0ors 79 Fahey 1. Freeburn 70, Held 30, Hels- ing n. Mccormack 42, Early 2S, Hur!but 39. Cobb g, Grlgsby s, Scho- field 57. Dry" A, Wet" 2S. Eight hour law for 61. against ..
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sULzER WILL CARRY
 THE FOURTH DIVISION

A telegram received by The Elm pire from the Fairbanks News-Miner sail last night:
 "Wickersham is now leading by three votes in this division. Sulzer will get stand-of in precincts to hear from, or may gain. He can not lose. He will probably carry the division
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TROOPER KILLS 2 ON BORDER LINE
 WOUNDS ANOTHER

LAREDO, Tex Nov. 11.-Corporal w. Smith shot and killed .Priyates Jones and McNight, wounded Private Connors while the four, all members of K. Troop, of the 14th Cavalry, were .n the camp stables this morn ing. Smith is in the guard house. No reason has yet been learned for the crime.
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Field Marshal French Says However, That the Climax Does Not
 Mean the End.
BRUSSlLOFF IS VICTOR
Claims War Won but 1t Up to Enemy to See They Are Lost
 lrretrieyably.

LONDON, Nov. l1.-ln a speech last night at the Lord Mayors ban ouet Field Marshal Sir J. D. p. French said: "It seems that the European contest is approaching a climax to come either now or in the spring
 We must remember however that climax and an end are not necessarily the same thing
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GERARD GOES BACK
 TO GERMANY; LEAVES
 DURING DECEMBEF

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-James w.. Gerard. American Ambassador to Ger many, has booked passage Go return 10 Berlin on the Scandinavian-Amori- can line steamship Frederick VllIg sailing on Dec. 8. for Copenhagen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-11
NORWAY HAS LOST ONE-TEMTH OF HER
 TOTAL SHIPPING

WASHINGTON Nov. LA dispatch from London says that Norway has lost one eseventh of her total ship ping, and that loss is proportionate- ly 4 per cent. more than that sui fered by Great Britain.
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Continued on page -wO)
STEAMER MOVEMENTS and Mail Information
NOW NORTH BOUND

NOW NORTH BOUND Maripooa is expected from the south late tonight or early tomorrow morning. Has two days mall.
 Prince Rupert is due from the south on Sunday evening. Carries no mail.
 SCHEDULED sAlLlNes Admiral Watson was scheduled to sail from Seattle yester- day. Not reported. Humboldt is scheduled to sail from Seattle today Jefferson is scheduled to sail from Seattle next Wednesday,. souTHeoUNo SAILlNes Alameda Is expected south bound tomorrow afternoon. Northwestern is expected south bound Monday,
 Admiral Evans is expected from the westward next Tuesday.
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KnnIAK FnR STIZER.

SEWARD. Nov 11.-While no fig ures have been received from Kod- iak. the Dora brought word that the place had voted two to one for Sul- ger.
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EMPIRE ads pay.
OLD TIME POLICE
 OFFICER OF SEATTLE
 DIED HERE TODAY

SEATTLE, Nov. II. - Patrolman Ben Thompson, the first police off cer to wear a uniform in Seattle died here this afternoon of heart trouble. Parolman Thompson was 74 years of age.
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IS
 LOADED AND MAY
 SAIL TOMORROW

NEW LONDON. Conn. Nov H. The German submarine freighter Deutschland completed loading this afternoon and it is likely that Capt. Paul Koenig will depart for Germany some time tomorrow.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Nov. Il. - Alaska Gold closed today at 12. American Zinc at 5S% Butte and Superior at 66. Ray ct S1la. Utah Copper at 116 Chino at 657s. Copper metal was quoted at 29.
 -c-o-o---- Phone it to The Empire. No. 374
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FELIX DIAZ IS
 NEW LEADER IN
 REX. REBELLION

ON BOARD THE UNITED STATES eUNeoAT WHEELING, Nov. 11. - The forces under Felix Diaz, after a sharp battle have captured Tehuent- epec City on the Pacific, and have also invested saiua Cruz on the Gulf of Mexico side of the Isthmus. The Felixistas arc reported within six miles of coatzaehalos.
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SAN DIEGO, Nov. 1t.-A wireless from the U. S. eunboat Wheeling was received here during the night and announced definite results of the rebel movement of Felix piaz in the southern part Of Mexico.
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WASHINGTON, Nov ii. = The State Department announced today that the commanding officer of the u. S. eunboat Wheeling had an. nouncod that Felix piaz has made his first stroke in the new rebel movement in Mexico.
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EMPIRES ciasslneds pay.
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Phone it to The Enpire. No. 874'
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opper metal was quoted at %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

name OF any person or persons for
whom YOU desire 10 vote or attach
pAster bearing the printed name
"i any such person or persons To
vote for any person mark cross
tNi ~ the square 10 tho right 81
the name Vote your fret choice
~ tho first column. Vote your see
und choice In the second column
Not" IN the third column for ~
many other persons AZ you wish %
support DO not vote more than
one choice for any one person. as
only the one choice viii count Vote
Tor only one first choice and only
one second choice. except where two
% more persons are 20 be elected 20
offices having the same title. and
in such cases do not vote for more
persons for fret choice or second
choice than are 20 be elected Vote
a. many third choices as you wish.
Vote first choice Tor each office 70
p" filled or your votes for all per-
sons for such office will be VOID.
Where two or more offices having
thr same title are 20 be filled. vote
firRf choice for each such office or
your votes for all persons for such
offices viii be void
Necond and third choice voting IL
not compulsory All distinguishing
MARKS except a. above Indicated
make ~" ballot void
W you wrongly mark. tear or de-
face the ballet return II to and oh.
tain another ballot from the election
Following the above heading and
Interruptions TO voters shall be ar
ranged IN separate columns the
Jules 81 the respective offices 70 bs
fill~d. ana under each title tho
names ~ the candidates therefor In
the following manner,
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second choice vote ~ cast on any
ballot for such office. all second
choice votes for such office on such
ballot shall be void.
In every case where two or more
ca ndldates ARE 60 be elected 70 Of
fees having the same title. II second
choice votes are cast on any ballot
for such offices In excess Of the
number Of such offices 60 be filled
all second choice votes on such bal
lot shall be void.
T'his subdivision Fourth shall be
printed couspieusuNiv on the tally
sheets furnished by the clerk TO the
election officers.
Fifsh on the fret Friday even
INK after election the city council
shall nt eight 50 o'clock % m. meet
and proceed 10 canvass the returns
~ such election. and shall fhereupon
declare the returns 81 such election
ana shall thereupon declare the re-
Fuli. and what persons are elected
where single office 10 10 be
filled and there are but two eandi-
dates therefor. the candidate re-
ceiving the highest vote shall be
elected
where single office IL % be
filled. and there are three candidates
therefor. the candidate receiving n
majority % ali first choice votes east
for such office shall be elected n no
election result thereby. then n can.
vRss shall he made Of second choice
votes east for each candidate. nnd
the first and second choice votes for
each candidate shall be added, and
the candidate receiving the largest
total by such addition shalt be
elected
where single office f. to be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09
REsoLuT1oN No .sar

Proposed Anne ndment No
Resolution and proposition "a
amend the Charter OF the CITY of|
seattle by repeating Sections /. al
v and Of Article H. relating 10
wards and ward boundaries. and sub
hitting such proposed amendment TO
the electors Of the city of Seattla
Al the general municipal election TO
be held on the eth day OF March.
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE CRY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Sc
That the Charter OF the CITY Of SCI
attic be and IL is hereby amended hv
repeating Sections :. .. 4. and 81
Article IL, relating to wards and
ward boundaries
MD BE 1T FURTHER RE-
SOLVED that such proposed amend
ment be submitted to the qualified
electors OF the city for their ratfri J
cation or rejection at the ganer
municipal election 20 he held 4. -
city OF Seattle on the 9TH day
March. 1915 N
Passed the City Council the istk
day 81 July. 1918. and signed hv md
IN open session in Authorization "a
- passage this i2th day OF July.
ROBERT n. HEsKETH
PRESIDENT Pro TEN. OF the City
Filed tho 18th day Of July. rsfxE
" W. CARROLL. III
city Comptroller and eN-officio city'.
Clerk. M
ny ! p. AGNEw, Deputy.
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and cause 70 be delivered 10 each
person so elected n certificate Of
election 4 certificate Of election
shall be prima facie evidence Of the
facts therein stated.
Sixth. No inforrnalifles IN con-
Quoting municipal elections shall 10.
validate the same. n they have bees
conducted fairly and in substantial
conformity with the requirements
OF this charter.
Seventh. The city council nav.
by ordinance authorize the use %
voting machines. provided said ma
chimes are 80 constructed as 10
carry out the provisions of this ar
ticie ia reference 10 preferential
voting 49,
Eighth. All the provisions Of this
charter and Of the state law relating
10 the holding ~ general municipal
elections. including the quaiifics-
lions ~ electors the designation Of
voting places and election officers,
the notices - election the conduct
of the election, the canvaEsing ~
the votes and making the returns
thereof. and the closing Of saloons
on the day Of election. shall apply
with equal force 90 elections under
this section.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RE-
SOLVED. That said proposed amend
men, be submitted TO the electors ~
the City 81 Seattle for their rafifica-
ton or rejection at the general
municipal election 80 b. held in the
city 81 Seattle on the 7th day OF
March. 1915.
Passed the city Council the 18Th
day NJ April. 1915. and signed by me
In open session in Authorization %
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AFFfhAf "#F'A
Second ANY person whose name
has been presented aH candidate
may. not later than fifteen G51
DAYS before the election. cause his
name 20 be withdrawn by filing
with tho city comptroller and eN-
officio city clerk a request therefor
in writing. over his own signature.
duly Rttesteh by notary public.
and no name 80 withdrawn shall
30 printed upon tho official ballot.
No portion Of tho filing fee shall
DO returned IN case OF withdrawal
Of cnudidRcv
Third. Al names 81 candidates
20 be voted upon az any municipal
election shall he printed upon tho
official ballot In Eroupa under the
designation Of the rcHnectivc titles
81 tho offices for which they are
candidates Nothing on the ballot
shall be Indicative 81 tho source ~
tho candidacy or ~ the support OF
any candidate. No ballot shall have
printed thereon any party or politi-
cnl designation or mark. and there
shall not he appended to tho name
~ any candidate any such party or
politicni designation or mark or
anything indicating his views or
opinions All ballots printed shall
no Of precisely the same size. quail
nv. tint 81 paper. KIND ~ paper.
kind ~ tyne and color ~ ink. 40
TINT teNcept for tho consecutive
numbers printed on tho perforated
corners for removal when the bal
lots Rre voted Ne provided nv gen
oral law n shall he Impossible TO
distinguish ono ballot from another.
when there are four or more can
didates for any office then the
ballot shall provide for first second
and third choices when there are
three ma not more. candidates for
nnv office. then the ballot shall nro.
ftF.t and uaYnnI oh
only. when there are less than three
candidates for any office. all dis
tlnguiehlnE columns na 20 choice and
all reference "a to choice shall be
omitted.
when candidates arc 70 he elected
20 offices having the same title. and
when the number 81 such candidates
exceeds three times the number Of
NStn Offices 10 ho filied then tho
ballot rhA} 5tfiviti@ for first second
and third choices; when tho number
~ such candidates exceeds two
timcs. ana not three times tho num-
her 81 such offices 10 he fllled. then
tho ballot shall provide for first
ana second choices only and when
tho number Of such candidates docs
not exceed two times the number
81 such offices 10 he filled then N
distinguishlng columns as 10 choice
and Ill reference TO choice shall he
omitted
Tho ballots shnil 10 In suhsten
tlnllv tho following form.
General cor specipD election. CITY
~ seattle. 90 he held on tho -
dav ~ . IA
official ballot 10 ho used I'm ---
tDoslEnntion " precinct 10 he print
ed or stampedl
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS
Won may write In the blank space
provided below each group tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09
RESOLUTION No. soss

PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO 81
\ RESOLUTION and proposiftol
10 amend Section 30 Of Article Nvt
OF the Charter OF 'Na Citv of Seattle
and providing for the submission ~
such proposed amendment to the
electors Of the city at the general
municipal election to he held on the
9TH day OF March. 1915.
BE 1T RESOLVED RY THE CfTy
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Sc
ATTLE;
That Section 20 OF Article XVI 81
the Charter Of the City OF Seattle 10
amended to read as follows: -
Section 30. Any person in the seK.
vice or the city under civil service
appointment who Is not engaged I'M
an extra hazardous occupation. az
defined by Section and Section 3
~ chapter ~. Laws Of the state "a
washington, 1911. or who is not In
Guided In any other state law now
enacted or that may hereafter he
enacted providing for pensions or
disability allowances. and who shall
be disabled I'm the discharge OF nj.
duties shall receive full nav durin z
such disa hility, not to exceed oue|
month. and half pay not to exceed
six additional months; or who shall
be permanently injured or disabled
while In the line OF duty. shall re-.
ceive In addition TO tho aforesaid
payments nay after the aforesaid
seven months period while such dis
ability continues, 20 he fixed nv tho
city council not exceeding 20 ncr
cent Of the pay received by such per-
son at the time of injury. all Of said
payments to he made monthly.
The commission shah preScrihe
such rules as NAV he necessary Cot
carrying out the purpose % this see-
tion. and may provide "a suitable
medal OF honor for distinrulshed
bravery or service while In the limo
OF duty
AND RE 1T FURTHER RE-
SOLVED, That such proposed amend
ment be submitted to the qualified
electors OF tho city Of Seattle for
their ratification or rejection At the
general municipal election 10 he
held on the eth day ~ March. 1915,
Passed the city Council thee
day OF January. 1916. and signed ~
me In open session On RuthentiratIen-
OF its passage this 3rd day Of jan
uary, 1915.
OLIVER r ERTCKSO
President Of tho city Council.
Filled the Srd day OF January.
H. w CARROLL.
city Comptroller and eN-Officio city
Clerk.
J. II. AGNEw. Deputy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09
BISHOP INSTALLED

CHICAGO. Feb. 9.-Services for
the installation Of the Most Rev.
George " Mundeleln. -. -. 40
Roman Catholic archbishop of Chi
cago and metropolitan ~ the
province Of Illinois. began today al
the Holy Name cathedral. Tha
Most Rev John BonzaDo. WasEsc1z
ton. -. G.. apostolic delegate tSVns
United States. officiated in the in
stnllation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09
WHIPS DESTROYER
OF HOME; FINED CENT

SHELBYVILLE. Ind. Feb. "a
Jury fined Charles Stafford one cent
because he whipped man who
caused Mrs. Stafford 10 leave home.
Then the iurymen paid the fine.
took no fees for themselves and
paid the costs.
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Thrcshing Machine
Is School HeatS

SANGER. Tex, Feb. 3-The b.
cal school was left without hss
when the steam pipe froze az
burst. a steam thrcshing maehIn
was backed up 20 the school prob
or connection made. and soon con,
Portable caloric conditions prevail
ad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09
ACREAGE FOR SALE
70 ACnEs. WIN LAnGE cnEEK

10 ACRES. WIN LANCE cHEEK
400 PER ACRE
only ~ miles from center ~ hsaiiie
Uirh. black and red loan s1il. ptac
tcsiiy level gentle east slope
80 CASH. g Per ASath FER Acre
~ or 6 acres. only stones throw from
beach. AZ South worth. IN View Of 30
attic. rich. level alder land
~ Acres 1850. tfs Cash. 80 Per Month.
Acres 500. 80 Cash. 90 Per Month
I acr-s All cleared. bottom land all IN
small ffut ana garden, small house
ana oufbuiidinF cior" 20 iuterufbani in
white river valley. level, water pipsd
on place
price ~ 800
AArIS HgNTON 90.
1910 Ftfst Ave ELLIOTT sat4.
"YoU DEAL win Us DIRECT
and our proposltion
on LAND
Hsndy 20 our mills ana camps
At THREE LAKES
BEOHoNfsH COUNTY. WASH
will appeal 10 you
Good roads stages daily trains. nils.
schools store. phone " y -.
write or see y. - HEfNTf.JffN. Mgr.
Land Dept. 1901 T. g.. smith BidK
TunEE LAKEH ttf"nEn co
Go East, You Mechanic
Plenty % work IN city ~ $50 geo and
pay roll - 80 900 900 I have some
unimprOyed property IN Ohio. viii On
change for your acreage Or Seattle
property. assume your mortgage Hnd
pay your fare back Easi fiT Amer
lean Bank bldg
ron HALE-t-acrs ranch. Food build
inEH VOL. fruit and hay Inquire %
~ ~
Star Want Ads cover the North.
west.
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4S-Farm Lands for Sale

10 ACRES $50 CASH
Tho balance At 81 per month This f.
good land close 70 work school towns
and railroad lee tho NJ vernon dis
trtrt
n e PETERS. so Columbia IT
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Is passage. this 18th day Of April.
OLIVER T. ERICKSON.
President OF the city Council.
FILED the 18th day ~ Aprii. 1918.
N w CARROLL.
City Comptroller and ex-Officio city
Clerk
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4A-tIous-s FOR Sale

ts-RoON HOUSE for sale nlcsly fufaiah.
% call Aain tTts between and ~
o IN.
hutTiiEANf corner summit ana Denny
way you ran bay f9r $500 AsA the
oNnef Martin Hardan issaquah. Wash
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ties ana sriains Low. affair. and
family troubles. rsunits. tho separated
eto satisfnction guaranteed or no
charge No ons in trouble turned away
money or no monsy Permanently 10.
Gated a. StE Enion 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09

1T" TIT" ~ "'IE"'W MIMI HHd W0T0n
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advertisement and SOC Tor " trial read b.
INK by Mime Davis gifted European
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lOYAL EGYPrfAN'

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Auction Sale

AUCTION NOTICE
Tbs House 90 Value.
Tremendous hiE values az our regular
sais THURSDAY February 10. al our
saissrooms saaf Second ave 70 70 a
o. Goods e. faliu~s viii 10 sata
pr.~s~rr IN oak and mr. stand. rock
~rs buffsis bed couch. carpets rugs
spunss mattresses. stoves Eas faaN~a
blankets peritsrss riiieWs dfapafisa
curtains cooking utensils dishes and =
number - othet articles too numerous
10 mention.
snii Tor chafHes
Extra No 2 20 ladies' tailored suits
al slre. ana eninrs
Remember two aaies weekly. Thursiaf
and Monday
wH Tfrx.UENNr
Atf-rtoSErR
E gg, ssls tsgs,ll>.sl s.Ssss ss
27--for Rent unfinished
t.NooM c0TrtaF saN cement has,.
rnsntl taandfY trays iarE. lot corner
ifih ana tietEAts Call usaeen
US 2 Msin .ttf
20 r~- Rent Furnished
We can .sYs Y5a niensT % ysar iufniiars
between Tacoma ara seattle
NO cHArtNn
AUTO DELIVERY co.
Anything Delivered kny-hsF.
riiIe,i Is. lssi ws.,.,s ~.
ai-Housexeepi,g Rooms
stcE fFan, fgaFn also iwo foafn. suit
~. ~ Sslss 20 ! siss,s
2s--Furuished Apta
BtttF AfAnrMKSrB-f J sra I, ruern
tsruishsd spastmsnfs al madefn sss
v rtAs 81. Esst nee
MODERN enc .feaFa spaFimsnts ttse
~ Nsrtaa %
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Halls for Rent
kEraruNE WAt.t. GiEh,h ard Maai.sa
s~N~9~~~~s~-~~s~~~~N~
34-Officcs for Rent
ATTENTION
Windows snd space Ter rsns tts per
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37--Business Chances
HsLooN ard fesisas2ni ,er SALE swa
tots. Three taftfinrs. fwo stsit. rms
terit n rniS $50 sslnnns siinssS.
nsN tuwn3 Fniaa - miles fr9sn tn~n
Frir. o. see Reason for sale ewnsr
Eess 20 Europe n~st spring Write %
awn~r A kuFNlsrh ANshrr NNrf
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CITY Comptroller and eN-officio
city clerk