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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-23
Triton PACKING COMPANY
ORGANIZED TO DO BUSINESS

Directors and Stockholders Insure
Tiff Another Big Money Avenue.
Yesterday the farmers and bust
ness men of Triton and Tiff county
organized the Triton Packing Com
pany. Quite enthusiastic were the
stockholders for they realize that this
new industry insures Tiff farmers
another big avenue through which a
considerable amount of money will
come to them.
This gives two packing houses in
two adjoining counties, in towns less
than thirty miles apart, while other
sections of the state are afraid to
make venture of this kind on ac-
count of competition.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-23
Big LEGAL BATTLE
IN THE THAW CASE
LAWYERS MAY TRY TO SAVE
MILLIONAIRE FROM THE
NEW YORK COURTS.

Following the attempt of Harry
K. Thaw, slayer of Stanford White,
to commit suicide by slashing his
throat with razor, interest now CEN
tiers in plans of his attorneys to fight
the charge of assault and kidnapping
made against him by Frederick
Gump, Jr., a 19-year-old high school
boy, of Kansas City, Mo.
Thaw's vain effort to kill himself
was made in Philadelphia rooming
house after the police of the coun-
try had been ordered to arrest him
on sight. 1t is charged that he lured
young Gump into a New York city
hotel, beat him numerically with two
whips and made the youth swear that
he would be his slave.
Thaw is reported as recovering
rapidly in St. Mary's hospital, Phila-
delphia. 1t is fully expected that
when he is sufficiently we'll to answer
the Gump charges a big legal battle
will begin. Whether this fight will
be directly against the charges or
against efforts of the authorities to
extradite Thaw to New York remains
to be seen.
Say They Won't Obstruct Law.
With the arrival at the hospital of
Mrs. Mary Copley Thaw, Harry's
white-haired mother, the Thaw law
yers became less pugnacious in their
statements about fighting a move to
take the accused man to New York.
They announced that, so far as they
knew, there is no desire on the part
of Thaw's family to use their mil
lions or influence to obstruct any,
thing that the law may require of
Thaw."
The attorneys said that the Thaw
family would be willing to have Har-
ry put in restraint eff it was found
that anything is radically wrong with
him" They admitted, however, that
they were considering a dozen legal
courses of action. A fight against
eXtradltion was mentioned as one and
an attempt to have Thaw again ad-
judged insane and thus relieved of
criminal charges was another.
Harry, I'll Take Care of You"
When Mrs. Thaw arrived at the
hospital to see her son the detec-
tives, who have been guarding Thaw
day and night since he attempted
suicide, withdrew to an adjoining
room, where they could see all that
went on. The mother was allowed
to be with Thaw for only Is min
utes. She wept as she kissed him and
said: Don't worry, Harry, I'll take
care of you" Then she read letter
Of encouragement which she had sent
him, but which his confused mental
state, caused from loss of blood, had
prevented him from fully under
standing. When she finished his
eyes were filled with tears.
1t is understood that, in addition
to the criminal charges, Frederick
Gump will demand $25O,OO0 damages
for the treatment which he says Thaw
inflicted upon him. He declares that
after he was beaten and overpower-
ed he was forced to kiss Thaw's
hands, feet and cheeks and swear
that for four years Thaw would be
his lord and master.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-23
HARRIS THINKS NEW
DRY LAWS CAN WAIT
Extra Session of the Legislature
Doubtful-Governor Has Been
Approached on the Subject.

ATLANTA, Ga.-Replying to re-
quests presumably from prohibition
leaders that he call an extra session
of the general assembly now for the
purpose of enacting further prohi-
bition legislation and making Geor-
gla a bone dry" state, Gov. N. E.
Harris stated he would not seriously
consider the proposal.
The governor has been approach
ed on this subject by well known
Georgian, whose name he declined to
dlvulge. 1t is stated several others
have also seen him along the same
line since the United States supreme
court decision upholding the Webb
Kenyon act. The governor author
lied his secretary to say to the news
paper men that he would not con-
slider the matter at all as he saw
no emergency reason for it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-23
THREATENED TO
KILL PRESIDENT

Anarchists Plotted to Overthrow
Government and Seize Property,
Prosecutor Asserts.
SAN FRANCISCO.-That Presi-
dent Wilson's life was threatened by
an anarchistic organization known
as "The Blasters," of which Thomas
j. Mooney, on trial here for murder,
was leader, will be shown by evil
dence to be presented in Moneys
trial, Assistant District Attorney Ed
ward A. Cunha declared today in SUI
perior court in his opening address
to the jury.
81 will PROVE" said Cunha, chat
these men plotted revolution against
the government. l will prove that
they said in an edition of The Blast,
The weather cock in the white house
had better watch. Suppression of
the voice of discomfort leads to as
sassination.
Ten Killed by Bomb.
Beginning his address in court,
Cunha outlined the history of the
bomb explosion here last July in
which ten persons lost their lives and
in which it is charged Mooney had a
part.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-23
A CARLOAD IN THE RAIN;
WHAT IF 1T HAD BEEN DRY ?
Solicitor c. F. Mclaughlin Picks Man
Who Is on to His Job.

COLUMBUS, Ga.-Special County
Officer Written, engaged by Hon. c..
F. Mclaughlin, the new solicitor
general of the Chattahooche circuit,
to ferret out violations of the law
and to pay special attention to the
violations of the prohibition law, is
making some rather sensational seiz-
ures of whiskey.
The first general raid was on Sat
urday night, when quite number of
places were visited. 1t was a rainy,
disagreeable night and the weather
conditions considerably interfered
with raiding operations, so only
about a carload OF whiskey was cap
tured The whiskey has been stored
away in crocus sacks in the county
Jail.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-23
DEPUTY AND ROBBER
KILLED IN BATTLE

OKEMAH, Okla. One deputy
and one alleged bank robber were
killed in battle between two men and
a sheritf's posse near here. The 9TH
er man was captured.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-23
Whenever You Need General Tonis
1Cke Groves

The Old STANDARD Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valr able as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. 1t acts on the Live, Drives
out Malaria, En1iches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. so cents.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-23
ANOTHER OLD RAZOR
MAKES APPEARANCE
L. B. Ray Has Blade Which Has
Been in Active Service for Past
III Years.

Keen rivalry exists between towns
in Georgia to see which can bring
to light the oldest razor. In Wednes-
day mornings issue of the Tele-
graph appeared a story from Thorn
asville, P. B. Williford of that city,
claiming the laurel, with a blade that
has been used since 1927, which
started the ball rolling. Yesterday
morning C. c. Hays of Macon, who
owns razor that has been in use
since 1777, advised Mr.. Williford to
take back seat. Mr.. Hays still holds
the record, but Macon has produced
another old razor, which is owned
by l.. B. Ray, foreman of the mailing
room at the Telegraph.
Mr.. Ray shaved himself Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-16
JITNEYS TO RUN ON
Definite SCHEDULE

Alta meeting ~ the Auto DhfV
uion. so 23f. az their hall. AT laG
FInh ave. last night. they entereJ
into an agreement With the Casuai
rs Company ~ America who hold
their bonds. 10 have all drivers h
iltncy buses slsn up ~ take i
definite route and stick 70 n Th@
have also decided 80 have differen
coiorsd llgnR for each route. Thk
new arrangement, according 20 SD
u. + Whiting. Auto Drivers unin
business agent. viii be- In I'D
swing before February !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-16
TODAY'S VESSEL
MOVEMENTS MERE

ARRIVED AT SEATTLE
Jan. l5--ss Governor. from San
Diego. via San Francisco and Vic
toris. y C.. at 1890 p. m: lnabs
Maru. from Kobe. via ports. az /: 20
p. m. Senator. from Tacoma. az
30 p. m: Thomas l.. Wand. from
Eagle Harbor. at ,. m.
SAILED FROM SEATTLE
Jan. I6-ss Senator. for SAD
Francisco. at 1920 a. m: Lansing
Tor Fort san Luis. from Meadov
Point. at : a. m. Jan. 15--s Quees.
FOR San Pedro. via San FrancisU.
NJ i:i5 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-16
ONE SEATTLE MAN
TAKES CADET TEST

Corporal Donald McClint0n, Of
Company 4 WAS the only seattle
National Guard b. take the
examination for the appointment
to cadctfhip al West Point The
papers viii be- carefully marked
and graded by tie commifsionef
officers of the National Guard and
who viii appoint the man 10 take
the test for entrance 10 West
Point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-16
NATIONS LIVESTOCK
WORTH s BILLIONS

WASHINGTON. Jan 1G-T
total value OF all live stock on A
farms and ranges in the Enitel
States on January last val
sG.Gs5. 02O. 900. against 5000. ,o0s
on the same date in 1916, the b,i
reau Of animal industry reported
TO-DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-16
NINE. VICTORIA

The celebrated phtcnoloaiat. claIrvovapt
and palmirt. EiNcs scientific reading. on
all affairs ~ NE. past present or
fu'ur" You have soon tho others now
see the hest. n IN trouble An t~adIngn
guaranteed aptlTfnctorv or no fees ar-
cepted Readings soc Room IL Ab-
hott Hotel Third and Pike
MRS RURnGrk sPiHIrtfAttSr My.
ister. Circles Tucsday Friday aud Sun.
duN evenings Concentrations daily
Hotel Byb"e. l3aI Thlrd ave Elliott
3t7i
EASTERS MEDIUM MAS CfnrtEe
Wednesday aud FRIDAY nights oo.
readings daily. can ~ 1916 Seventh
ave. CITY
cARD READING ROOM O.. isof1
First AZ" lorl, llotel
HELEN RICE BURtEfGu cIRGI-Fs
sunday Tuesday. Fridav evenings. con
situations daily 1909 ard ave room ia
MADAM FiiY SCIENTIFIC cam
reading Davenport liotcl 1teG FIftb
Main 9t20
MADAM nRENNEN -CLAttNolAN1.
card reader. palmistry. GlI Union VI
boc
+ GEUHKE- CIAIRVOYANT. CAnDs
aud palmist circle "wednesday. 81 TO- m
Federal Hotel THIRD ana Pine
Full CARD READING. 90 CENTS
ilaze liotel Fourth nv" room 2Oi
TEST CIRCLE WEDNESDAY EVFS-
ing onf. O'Clock. Carpenters hall
l"to Fourth. hrtw'un rinc nud stow
ant B"si r~'ir-'- o." -t'.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-16

e NCHEs LAND WATER FRONT,
good agricultural; good buildings.
Young orchard. 20 laying hens $500
takes tho lot J. II. Nance, Dcwatto.
wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-16

NI~TINkI
stall iFs. fi4ht frum tho ranch. pork
saupAEr ~tHIla IsA.t.e ~ Is flour $50.
STAN 800 borne made dsHxhugts joe daE
stall ia ,huN -ttuu. Zoe 4t stall rae
com cream Chenat zoo th fha ftc
stsu ta1. fHnc' Washington creamery
butter. at. lh ths Far stall 10 extra
si-reial s'fioin steat i-'ls Do stalls So
.ha bartboues .te. Stall g Hamburger
and sausaE". ior DO
~utru rND
>a,f became. Joe -s, rolled nafs
ihs esv fpmafoos - cans sl,. Iznn
chops O. .r lH. shoulder mutton. Ifr
ih.. uuc creamery butter. its -sc local
.aH'h "gss 600 dog. 'efnAuon mia. Sc
can. tr~tana rolled oats lbs .1r
soies te ib.. rpdnsh. TIE. iss. perch
SOC Ih cookies i1r dor zst~hseh
lhs -t'. faurrkraui iyc a. spaEhrtu
To- can.
stall i.r loose raIsiuH ice lb4 vh,te
ngu fn, in cans ripe olives. Soc
large cans best milk for gee stall
49, hnmo made rnhynnuaisa Sos Ih uov
.amh honey lar. Nrufrhatel cheese
far .lr 2 large losNea bread eos, home
mnar t'tat" salad 300 &C. stall o..
large lemons. iHr drr POTATOES 81 90.
ua,k Hpr~a 80. hua delivered stalls
40 .aa. sn'rs. Dos lsr. isrse fresh
salmon Trout $50 lh. herring los
ts.. founders .r uh stall a. O. lbs
buck wheat pancake flour -t,. pkGs
jelly pnNdrr ls, ~uu 20. choice boil.
InE beef Joe lb hams lsr ib
COE>ER
stall &C. salmon and hauhut 1ss Do
unE Good. lps -sr u~rTna. Tbs iac.
stlrurd sulsH zoo lh silver amclts ,
lbs err. stall lll coo can COFFEE. ESQ.
sst can tea Boo. .n, bottle English
-oucc 100. 900 pancake vrlp .s. Stall|
host min,cw.ar lhr -ar larE. dIils
l.o doE stalls B. @. 3. 2. pot rpusta e.
So 700 h rin nud lom lninh chops 100
% lbs iard. aar. Milwaukee spiccd
meat ruiI -sc ih stall l0s best butter
"a m.. us ssc. IDS sles. fresh
rullct eggs, $50 doz doz. 81 10. large
local ranch eggs. tte dos dos N5c
s,c coffee. use lh niromarKatine. s5c o.
tCONoMN
stall &c. lbs rranulatcd sugar. G7c.
stall &C. fresh pastouriE,d milk. &c ut.
&C. pt stall l6. large fresh pics. loo.
mIncemeai. @ his aac fresh homiuv Toe
at. bulk bareback lbs s5c. assorted
cookies. @ doE 1sc. stalls 20 and &C.
California grape fruit o FOR Zee. fancy
Wnlla Whlla spinach. Toe he best Bur
bank potatoes. se.3a cvt; fancy Wiucsap
strained honey. l}r No fresh ground
peanut butter. zee No.. o lhs a5t. new
comb honey. i5r. olcnmnrKurine. eac ~
stalls as lbs. vice. taC. ii lbs rolled
oats 25c. % los Fpit navy beans esq
htrc cans milk e5c. 9 cans striuglcss
beans. s'c.
AZ Stunu 400 can of Coffc, csc. zoe
bottle English sauce irc, t5c can minced
CLAIMS Toe. 4 TOO rolls toilet paper. goo.
zoe cans Sliced pineapple etr. 81 so
DHu pure ItalV ullVc OH Sl.ea: 9 lbs
rice. zoe; Z lbs green or yellow split
peas. a'r' 900 can puucak" syrup eic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-16
MADAM CORDELIA

ifat. Yn1 riale fhansea ln ye.r bushes.
or prospects fVr fh~ brw 5sar a. so
The madam settles ana advises ruu on
hnH'reas affair family affaifa and lHes
and marriage affaifs fHr fne Hest
world q Erraterf tlaIrfnasrf and pHren
aiHalsf E4r rHutoes fn read your eHfHre
SIZE Pact. prrrrnf 1rd fIfHrr ri. rs
frr~ sdfire au hasIr-sr Iarr. hsaIff
ard family affaifs f-.s fHr name 81
gHHr frfurr husband Hr tIfs ard rbaf
too DO ta ta ruf.rssfuf Boo uf- she has
fusf arrif 90 iu thle r.f.. never Hrrs be-
fore one Wait Will pay yuH far Four
many ppoiutmruts iu ufhers She
Wiu remove at obstacles and teIt yau
hnN Co. sin and hold tho ono sou ds.
sire She Eitss advice ON all important
affaira Tho madam IL giving private
tradlnrs this week. 90 convince fNr
putue for 500 offlra .GT liberty nidr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-16

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nt Alexandria
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Her rradinEs viii astonIsh Won a. veil
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-16

CHANGE ~ ADDRESS Subscribers
should be sure and give their old
as We as their new address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-16

Women. use your credit Open a
charge account will give you
credit aud Vill make u easy Tor you
TO outfit Yourself IN anything you
NAV need ln Hair Goods You can
paw on easy terms
Try our Hair Rcstorrr for
blcached. dyed. gray aud faded hair
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-16

ALI. subscriptions must De started
from date the subscription T. ~
ecived Back numbers cannot be
supnNgd
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q Help WArrEp-mAIe

WSNrEu- HY Cttu. -ERtirE g,1W,
fnitsiur. Eif1 % seattle Aprie.nfs fsr
It@ iHNaftrE rtauliaaffurs Iuuipf
clerk r1s.~aEsr district fsrrmaa
street department. clerk .stsnoErapheg
tmaisf Assistant plumbing tn.psgta-
plumber. motorcycle patroimsn PARK
department. play ground lnatrt4rtar
tm4ieF
Applicants must - rl'iHsrs - tho United
states and actual residents - the tslt,
90 Seattle for mo year trttn~stiatsfv
prior 60 tho date - NunE application
Information and application BLANKS %
tatusd a. Com missions ofrir~ SOL
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ATToRNEYs-PATENr

FRED =. CORN r.''"i . A'.o'.
secured Or fec refunded sot central
nidE Main ase Fr~~ book en patents
s.:ss GssS,SS lssysSss ~ SSgs; ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-16
LOST AND FOUND

90 REWARD TO ASYuupV WHO
can tell tho uhvr~about. ~ an aif
fiber Suitcase With leather straps one
slide SADLY rubbed Or vas ten by
mistake tn Is restaurant Hf sHft drink
pa-iar ia the r~lEhhartHud ~ kritVs
dfHE store. on second ave and wash.
trEtnn 81. a. Christmas tifus address
D. g. Portland 200 Bor~n N Seattle
Lost COMBINATION EAeLG ANU
tk charm. eagle on one side eith a
diamond center Monogram n Mop
wffa tWn ~ihs teeth attached go te.
ward Haiiari .t0 20 JOS
FoE SALE
Counters axfur~s tlGar anil sor driuk
tusivefs good location cheap rent
"~nrr leaving state tnt-sttnat~
Peter 'usuavi iiia Ft-st ave
LOST ~ANt%ftS FNsAEnok 500 f4sel
flrdrr rrtr.u t1 urttrr Horton rraef
HUH @tFIFFH UarE
e-~.><N-@~.~--sasse-s--,l 100000 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-16
FACTORY HAIR STORE

1907 First ave
bring ln or
mail us your
cut hair or
cornhinEH Ne
IN an Ifacture
.NrrvthinE that
e. worn tn hair
goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-16

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
AllLOCAl ROUTES
srrAMrgs LEAVE FROM ooLNAN
DOCK. ROOT o. MAEIos STREET.
iss1. trriv.
sss'u. Seattle
.,irtsriA. Is. C.-ror re~s.-ud-fori
Angelo.
% steamer -ol Doe. for s'spn
MD .Torns~nd wiiliAns c-iiy
rirht Dunrenes- fF-quinA
daGy Angeles and Nirtor.s
.Bo-. not call at
victoria sundays
T.com. Direct
seafu steamer. Tacoma sad ioam
so6srn indiauapoi. FOR Ia 10 seam
10 soarn coma cireei steamer Il 5sprn
oapfu every f~o hours 90 1iepm
s9pfn single isip tte round sfepnl
oopm frin Connections al stsprn
oopfn Tacoma ~fth steam lepm
tom 80 FOR oiYrnpi. ard 10 isrm
dsliy shelton dsIly
PEN Towr.,ad special
oasfn -ir ~isus. fsr port 1sPrn
tsnr,, ..r.u-..~a aIrsct re Tenn
daig corr~ris - Toe nssne eslr
~Ifh rst iiuss for all
polrts on olympic
re-trsuis
'Fou fe-p.~nd-Asaesrtes-
BeIilpshsm
starn steamer uhsiosm.i esAu
daily Tor Port Towns-nt dAiiy
fAmareffes and Bel
'urrhsm
Fvrr-tt-H-iiinsh -Aaaosst~s-
Port rswnsend
4. otprn = = .Kai.hss. forl sepm
sary vverett tnacorissl esiiy
snd Bel inHha
calls % Port Town+'
i.snt .ouihbosnd on
~ Does no; call at
Everett satuFtsH'
s.u Iaan Beiiinghsm
i-e 90 str Ro.siIe. Tor Pert oapru
-ridn'ht Townsend and Rel 1p-sd'y
eurdsr Unrhsr1. Via all SAM Thursy
~1s-f Y ruan Island points saiuF'y
Thufsr
So Iu.n Observation-Disclosures
sea- str ct, Of Angeles. 7oopr
Tue.d'y FOR BeilinEham via Monday
Thur-YEsn Juan Island wsines
NsfnFF points
rort rewn.~nd-rert Arg~ies-N-ah
Hay and Wa, Ports
he ~ steamer Utopia. fori .ocrm
tuidn'hi rert T8sBssnd. Fort Tuesd y
surday'Arrels. Nssh HAy Thur-y
Ta-sd Wand ~Av ports sA'nr'y
Thursv
rsrt Iewn,~-d-par, Angeles ard
vsr Porte
--tfn'Nf po-' Townsend ror'' Sunday
vordsv Angeles Ctsiiam and wsdre'
H.sr-. way ports Friday
F-ridsr
Psu Gamble uaiew-rssier
a,so.u st,-m-r rus-t. for Team
s.uy 'Kinr.'nn. Gsm is' daily
sSc.pf Tuainw ''Fri~n errsp;
sstury'F Tovnserd.i Sunday
04,r,,iu- and Had
lock
sbnrr Steamer ruret. FOR eeprn
iWiaH.for ludlow and
'wav point.
SUNDAY Oni,
GEAR, steamer rus-t fosi s5opm
livingston. Ludlow ard
vsv points
Nod Cs.-I--sip,,hl~--tu d,sw
ossn STR PotIstch. for NJ "a
dairy r.rdio~. Port Gamble midn'ht
.rc.pt l..Banror and ali eteep,
sunday points on He--i Canal sunday
STEAMER Kuishan viii call ., ror,
rown.snd nnrthbnund SATURDAYS
nniv leaving Seattle at - , N
point. marked - are host landinr-
pass~rr~-s Tor these points aud 20
,th,r boat landing points must mex.
,h~ir own arrangements for tsnainr
.na assume nli risk ard liability IN /
making such landing steamers pa,
seursr rate does not Include boat land |
ing charges
RaEEare liability is limited 20 wear
Ing apparel not 20 exceed .ina for
whole ticket 800 pounds allowed free |
steamers and schedules subject 10
change without NOTICE Freish, -.
ceivcd daily for all points tsrcepttns
Tacoma named IN above schedule
Tickets must he purchased at tirl., /
office open from $50 a m. to is.es
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket office. Toiman Deck
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ATTORNEYS. AT.lAM

Ballard Agent. 4. II MULLEN
stpe Ballard Ave, Phone ballard sos
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