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New-York tribune., 1919-05-04

New York; James A. Garfield, of Will
JAMESTOWN, Mass; John Saladine, of
Boston, and Lloyd Georgeson, of Cali
fornia.
Among the guests were William
Rhine lander Stewart, Lispenard Stew
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04

eighteen of the finest drawings by In
gres, portraits including those of Ber-
lioz and Paganini. These memorials of
lngres are typical of the Fameng col
lection as whole. 1t is Enthusiastically
an artists collection, significant every
where, not merely of good taste, but
OF fair for the truly personal stamp
of this or that master.
An exhibition illustrating the evou-
tion of French art from rngres and
Delacroix to the latest modern mani
festations has been opened at the
Arden Gallery and will remain on view
until the oath. 1t is composed of
water colors, etchings and Autographs.
Tomorrow the Reinhardt Gallery
will open an exhibition of recent
paintings by Mr.. Julius Rolshoven.
They are studies of the Indians of the
Southwest.
The American Art Galleries an
nounce an exhibition of Chinese porce-
lains, European ceramics, bronzes,
Tiffany glass, "Salmagundi Mugs" and
reproductions of antiques and armor.
1t will begin tomorrow. The sale of
the collection is set for next Thursday
and Friday afternoons.
An extensive collection Of ancient
Spanish art may be seen at the Clarke
Gallery. 1t consists of nearly a thou
sand pieces assembled by M. Pedro
Ruiz, of Madrid, and is to be sold on
account of the closing of the New
York branch of the Spanish Art Gal
leries, the auction beginning Tuesday
afternoon and continuing every day
through the rest of this week. There
are some paintings and sculptures
shown, but the collection is particu-
larly rich in rare brocades and en-
broderies. 1t contains also a quantity
of Gothic and Renaissance furniture.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04
Women's Catholic Club to
Give Card Party and Dance

Final preparations have been made
for the cuchre and dance of the Wom-
EMS Catholic Club of Washington
Heights, to be held at the Minuua
Club, 1889 st. Nicholas Avenue, Tues
day evening
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(. George
Western
icon Coal
and Great
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OPEN SALE FOR
WILSON DINNER
President Win Rest al Hip
podrome Before Speech

Tickets for the dinner TO be
given 20 President Wilson Friday
nigh, in the Hippndromc went on
sale At the Hippodrorns box office
this noon. on the basis OF first
como. first served. Tickets ar. SELL
ing FOR $3.50 each and no one per-
son may buy more than four
tickets.
Aside from the presidents per-
sonai party az the dinner. there
will be Secretary Of tho Navy
Daniels and his party. naval Of
ftcers. Governor and Mrs. ID. W.
Davis. Of Idaho. and Governor and
Mrs. Louis r. Hart. Of washing
ton. members OF the reception and
feet committee. press representa-
tivcs and photographer.
A suite OF rooms In the Hippo
drome balcony IL being fitted up
for the personal use 81 the prcAi-
dent and his party In order that
tho president may have a brief rect
following the dinner before ad-
dressing the Arena audience The
exact time for serving the dinner
has not yet been announced. bat
ticket holders undoubtedly will be
admitted 10 the Hippodrone short
ly after $40 o'clock Friday after
noon.
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tiles Rgains, violation Of federal
law. having particularly In mind In.
vcatigations OF the high cost of liv.
Ing. 10 the end that the scope Of
price Investigations viii be enlarged
10 as To compare facts and eondl.
tons In the several districts.
To Probe Fixing Of Prices
1T IL also the purpose - cause
grand jury Investigations OF official
charges of agreements 20 FIX prices
among combinations OF certain re,
tail and wholo~al~ dealers who sup.
ny the trade across district and state
lines
Where present laws are made
quatr 10 deal with the situation
recommendation 81 specific amend.
ments will be made 10 the attorney
general
a request that expert accountants
of the department OF justice b. as
signed 10 assist In tho investigation
has been made"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
mo DANGER OF
MARINE STRIKE"
So Declares Secretary OF
Engineers Association

A plan ~ settlement OF the differ.
enccs between sound steamboat own
ers and engineers. framed by Gov.
Louis r. Hart. after attending the
meeting ~ committees representing
the two factions, Tuesday, viii be
presented 20 the Marine Engineers
beneficial association at It's meeting
Thursday night.
, Engineers are asking wage In.
erranes, which owners have refused.
owners have asked the public serv.
ice commission for permission 10
raise rates. because OF increase in
cost Of fuel oil ~ a meeting Tucn-
day. Gov. Hart and Frank NJ spin.
ing. 81 the public service commission.
were present.
There ~ no danger Of strike
Monday" W. u. Jaekling. corre-
spending secretary OF the asnoeia.
ton. said Wednesday. we are sim.
ply trying 20 adjust a wage scale
framed in 1917. The cost Of living
has gone up since that time. and we
expect "A corresponding increase In
wages.
We are not asking 80 per cent
increase. but only raise Of about 30
per cent. Tugboat owners have
agreed 10 grant our raise. and pas
senger boat owners are consider
ing a."
Committees % three from the AS
ISOLATION and the boat owners are
handling tho negotiations. These
committees have been In session for
the last two weeks.
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FEDERAL JURIEs will
PROBE PRICE FIXING

That expert accountants OF the de.
partment Of justice had been called
into the Investigations % the district
attorneys ~ the Northwest into the
high cost % living was the announce.
ment given out by United states DIS.
trtct Attorney Saunders "wednesday
Calling In Of the department. 81
justice accountants and preparation
OF data arains, alleged pron,esrs
for the grand juries were definite
steps taken hy ntxtric; ATTORNEYS
saunders. Bert Hancy. o. Portland.
and Francis A. Garrccht. Of spokans.
following the conference held here
Tuesday.
a statement given out by the at.
torncys SITTER the meeting follows.
The United States attorneys for
Washington and Oregon met In con.
ference today AZ IN. federal building.
As a result Of tho conference steps
are being taken 10 coordinate activ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
CASLESS CITY
HURTS MARKET
Peach Sales Slowed Up
Since Tuesday

The gas strike has been felt on
Western ave. since Tuesday morn
ing. when the demand for peaches
suddenly fell off Prior 20 this the
sale Of the soft fruit for canning
purposes had been very heavy. The
shortage Of sugar and the Raa strike
have resulted in the cessation 81
home canning for the remainder OF
the season. sag the jobbers.
Nancy Hall sweet potatoes made
their first appearance 81 the season
on the local market Tuesday. They
were cleaned up before the end OF
the day at cents a pound.
a shortage Of Italian prunes on
the market has caused this product
% soar to $3.50 20 500 per box.
There were plenty 81 Hungarian
prunes selling at si.25 20 $50.
Late pears will begin arriving on
the local market early next week.
Hot house tomatoes are practically
off the street Local and Oregon
outdoor tomatoes are the best sellers.
Butter was firm Wednesday. The
movement OF second grade eggs. in
Guiding peeweeH. was reported 20
have increased perceptibiy since the
boosting In price OF fresh eggs 20
Sc cents per dozen Wholesale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10

rErEuaHuHg-ssi September .
ST. Jefferson uafthtonnd at . m.
kErcHfkAS--Ha Sailed september D Str
Princess Alice nnuthhound at . a. IN.
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Ex-SlEUTH'S CASE
IN FEDERAL COURT

Assistant United States District
Attorney Ben Moore was scheduled
10 enter a plea Wednesday afternoon
for the removal 10 San Francisco
OF Ralph Boyker. proprietor Of the
Northern hotel. and Daniel Edwards.
former department OF justice agent
here. on charges 81 Bookkeeping.
The men were indicted By the fed
erai grand jury in san Francisco
last Saturday. Certified copies of
the indictments are expected here
hourly. II Is believed unnecessary
that a deputy marshal accompany
the men to san Francisco. federal
officials holding their present bonds
Of $1,000 TO be sufficient reason for
their safe appearance in the South.
ern city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
CITY EMPLOYEES TO
RECEIVE lAY-0FF

Every employe Of the city. with
the exception Of street car men and
workers who must stay on the job
20 keep power going, viii drop pens
and tools Friday morning in time 20
soc the Pacific fleet steam into Eli
OFT bay.
Mayor Fitzgerald sent word 10 his
department heads "Wednesday morn.
ing that he wished every employe Of
the city 10 greet the fleet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
Charley Tries to
Annex Supply of
Watches, Charge

Charley Kolbenschlag will bear
watching" said Deputy Prosecutor
c. a. Bachelor "Wednesday morning.
when Charley was brought into the
prosecuting attorneys office. charg-
ed with having tried to steal two
watches from s. Hoshide. a watch
was found in every one OF his peck
cts
kolbenschlag came into ffoshideis
store Tuesday afternoon and asked
10 have a watch repaired. While
Hoshide was working on Il. he pro-
oecded 10 transfer several watches
from the case to his pockets. accord
ing to Hoshide. Hoshide's eagle eye
caught him as the last one was being
dropped into the last empty pocket.
Grand larceny IL the charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
INCOME TAXES DUE;
MONDAY IS LAST DAY

Payments on the third installment
OF the income tax are due and pay
able on or before September Is.
The Internal revenue office, room
226. federal building. Ia showing
signs Of life Ia preparation for the
expected throngs Of more-than.a'
thousand doIlars.a year.incomc men.
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RAID ON STEAMER
OISClOSES OPIUM

Swooping down on the steamer w.
r. Burrows. United States customs
officers late Tuesday afternoon seized
over $500 worth Of opium in 5.taei
tins. No arrests were made. The
dope was found IN the crews 81
fccts.
The W. y. Burrows had just
locked at the Spokane ~. door from
Alaska. but had brought its cnrRo
Of opium from the Orient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
REFUSE TO SAIL
ON CANNERY SHIP

To stay In Bristol bay all winter
rather than come south on the Lib
by Mcneil & Libby ship Abner Co
burn, IL the choice Of about 100 can
merry hands and members Of the crew
Of the vessel The men claim that
the ship II unseaworthy. and demand
transportation on a passenger vessel.
When the ship went north. last
spring. she sprung a leak. and this
leads the men to refuse to travel on
her. The leak IN not serious. accord
ing 10 officials Of the company. and
the ship has been recaulked and pro.
nounced III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
TWO NEW VESSELS
WILL BE LAUNCHED

Skinner n Eddy Is scheduIed 20
launch the io.oo0.ton steamship Elk.
ton at $50 o'clock Wednesday after.
noon. Mrs. Victor II. Elfendahi. wife
of the assistant TO the president OF
the Skinner & Eddy corporation. will
christen the vessel.
The second launching of the week
viii be at the Seattle North Pacific
yards Friday afternoon at 6 O'Clock.
when the e,4oo.ton steamship Che
padoa will take TO the waves.
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4. Seattle Star


NlieFnts s'ft.t8N
|-x-s,fI~-fsS'r, a Rf.fSNEn 1857.
....,sl rrsetiee. All case FREE re-
sse - sis IsuFks Hldg.. sos
80 ave- Main lse1
Ess.,S-7 fSS~ns fik- 5o1 End av.
,,,i,er free. AL eases Fees
|-l.Fste ......-
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers

gette.
Meacham a Babcoel- str Cinema. str
Chaicis
Lake Union yRrds--str Fort Jackson, str
Altsnhurst. str Houltan. str Rowes-
mont. str Bournevllle, str Addison.
str Ahmlk. afr Fort Union. str
Chesterfield. str Puyallup. str Capra-
ria, str Ahiila. str Eiestrh. str Axaiea.
str Adria. str Abydos. str oelwin. str
Arcndsmia. str Academia, atr Pezuta,
str Black Wolf str Kirkland. str
4 AKyilh. str Baetine, str Blnnford, str
Agron, str Anthem, str Birtrand. str
BinEnmon, str cagacan. str cardtH,
Htr Cineyras. str Cozian. str pione,
str Kitten, str EliHss. str Fort Harri-
son. str Fort Stanwix. str lmuflsR str
Loot. str hayden, schr Henry Wilson,
motor sehr Libby Maine. ship Sno-
apalmle. bye CoruH. str Boughton. blk
W ~ Flint
Rogers Brown pier-Str West isiip
Stream--u. =. 4. Brookdaie. yacht san
wan.
stimson MIL eompany--str Goodspeed.
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Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Sept ia--cattic--Tts-
c~ipfs. ~ head. market firm. Coed 20
choice steers. fs.soa 1915. fair TO good
steers. tT.&oakz1s common 20 fair steers.
tau5 good 20 choice cows and heiforH,
t7uTto. medium to good. SO ao1Ts can
tia
Hoss--Rsceipts head. market firm.
Prime nited. fitGis. medium nixed.
itf.teWiA. rough heavy. 1ie9fe.7t.
pixns tis.se0is bulk Of sales. tit.to y
fitTt
sheep Receipts. III head market r.
steady. Prime iambs. fis afHif; fair 20
medium. tilsis. SearlluFs. f1.1ea $50.
ssthsrs. o. soNk. ewes. fs9T.se.
huttsr-t1 D see per n.
EEgs-~ss q &c per dor
Hsns-. - D soc per ID. broilsrs. 20 q &c
per II.
GreEc-i5c per III
Che.se-1sg 1sc per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
BANK CLEAKINGS
FOUNDATION YARD
is DISMANTlED

TACOMA. Sept 1O.--The dis
mhntling Of the Foundation ship
yard II proceeding rapidly. The
work II being done BY agents Of
the French government and they
expect 10 finish the job within so
days. The yard built many ships
for the French government during
the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
MExICANS HOLD UP
THE MORO CASTLE

LAREDO. Tex. Sept. 10.-Tie
steamer Moro Castle IL held by Mex.
lean officials at T1mpico charged
with being loaded with contraband
arrss and ammunition for rebels. nc.
COZ ding to dispatches received hero
today. The vessel Is under military
Guard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
REPUBLICANS WILL
HEAR CAPT. DOUGLAS

Capt. Malcolm Douglas. recently
returned from France with the 18Th
field artillery. viii address the
Young Mems Republican clgb at
Moves cafeteria Thursday noon. He
win tell OF experiences overseas
Douglas IL n graduate Of the Uni.
versity OF Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
WE@TI.AKE

stalls rf-iT. large bottle catsup. 25e:
: NJ. Flake white shortening. s5c:
bars Rob white soap. escs ~ ms. rolled
oats. &c. Stalls 50. veal stew. i1hc N. /:
lamb stew izisc ~. liberty steak. 12isc
n Stall III. fancy cooking apples. fbs.
ste; best canning peaches. sI.ee crate.
canning Bartlett pears. ti.ss crate. stall
tfs puiiet eggs 4oc doz: Nueoa oieo-
margarine. = N. fi.eo; psanu, butter.
roe N. stall 1872. raj. Aazoia oil. f2.ss:
2 dor Mason jar rBbbers. iSe: Laurel
milk. lee can: fbs head rice. 3sc. s
bars SNif's white soap, CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
HOGS DROP 81 TO
S1.25 AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Sept. io,--A drop OF
from 81 to si.25 in the price OF hogs
at tho Chicago stock yards today
was charged TO a panieky feeling
among sellers and the reported In
tention OF the packers TO run down
prices at the start OF the winter sea.
son. according 10 reports TO the
Unitd states bureau OF markets
here
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Public Markets


ftan -, GOOD butter. s0c 10; fruit
Jelly. 2se n. Cooperative milk ears
&c. Sugar and soap stall. Carnation or
Borden milk. i4hc can. Federal or Co
Olive. ftc. : bars Creme OF. zsc: Laws.
crate: grape fruit. 4 for $50. Bartls't
ioc. stau 2, canning peaches. si.ib
pears. tz.bQ crate. cantaioupes~s for sc.
stall 1. peaches. fi2S crate; pears. .se
basket Red Seal Grocery. Amer. pkrs.
oorn flakes. 2sc. Van Camps spaghetti.
soc. ms. head rice. z5c. stall Il. Kris
toferson'E milk station
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STORES WILL CLOSE
TWO HOURS FRIDAY

Seattle retail stores viii close
30 minutes before the arrival Of
the fleet Friday. and will remain
closed for two hours. A whistle
bias, will blow when the warships
are sighted. and this VIII BE- the
signals for the stores TO close. in
order 10 allow employees 20 wit.
ness the coming OF the vessels.
No other closing time has been
sanctioned. This action was TAX
en- by the executive committee Of
the retail trade burcau Of the
chInhcr Of Commences. al a meet
ing yesterday.
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Denver Market Report

DENVER. sept io--cattie-Re Receipts.
i.ese head. market steady. Steers. 81. 20
ai1ke. cows and heIfers. s7s0us75.
htockerS and feeders. t7.soaii.s0: calves.
tieult
Hoga-Receipts. 400 head; market 81
lower. Top. tiG.1s; bulk of sales. $3.50
WtT3s
Sheep Receipts. 1000 head. market r.
steady. Lambs. tt5.so6it-75; ewes, $40
ss.7a. feeder lambs. tiiTsai2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
PERU CONCERN PURCHASES
THE STEAMSHIP AURELI,

The steamer Aureiia. Of the Pacific
Steamship Co, has been sold 10 the
Banco Mercantile Co. Of Lima. Peru.
according TO reports from San Fran
cisco. She win leave for South
America at once. and another vessel
win be put on her run. which was
between California ports.
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Stall III. Blue Label oatsup. .ie bottle:
apple butter. isc n: Cooperative milk.
/. cans eTc. Stalls sl-1g. bonelcss snelts.
CSC n: Chinook salmon. ssc NJ. Who'll.
salmon. sec TO Csc each; fresh clans.
ise per bucket stalls af-3e. ssc Citrus
Powder CSC. ms NJ j. II. coffee. si.tS.
pure corn oil. pit sTc. at. Ttc. h-Eai.
s4.so. Stall IS. crisco. ace. ssc. r.is.
s22s, fzss: Cofto-Suet. 2-fb. pail zoe:
Mason Jars. pts. soc. qts- sSc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
PIKE PLACE

stan 70 pure fresh milk. Ice at stan
&C. Carnstion milk. lac can. stall 81.
genuine New York Premier cheese. BE
- pellet eggs csc dor. hes; fresh
churned butter. CSC N. stall -. new
potatoes. lee; 80 liberia fre~s;ons
peaches. soc crate; old potatoes. fi.to per
sack stall IL. large cans Federal
milk. zee. Ball Mason fruit Jars. pts soc
dor. qts. sc dor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
PACIFIC RATES GO
UP rs PER CENT

The Nippon Yusen kaisha COM
pany has raised its transpacific
passenger rates % per cent, ac-
cording TO announcement made by
the local office Tuesday. The In
crease was To be effective January
I. 1919. but an appeal was made to
the imperial government. which was
decided favorable 20 the company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10

Stalls fs3-ie9.io5. fresh Washington
creamery butter Sc N; guaranteed
fresh errs CSC don. doz ssc: cream,
brick cheese sse ~ fun cream cheese.
roc 10: rams COOPERATIVE or Lfbhy's
milk SIC; Our Special coffee. t5e 10.
MS si.7s stalls 1s-s7 honey. at Jar
Toe pit Gee: regular CSC coffee. toc n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10

stalls sT-rs fsc cans Booths ssr-
dimes. &c. sc can Royal baking powder.
fsr; S bars Leusx soap. CSC; bars Bob
white suap. sac; s-ih. can " J. II. cof-
fee s755. In. can Golden West coffee.
tTe: SOC can Instant Postum. 7se. bl.
cans Federal milk lsc. : iSc pkEs. +. e.
corn fakes. CSC: 81 90 good broom. CSC:
sl.1S fine broom. soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
1908 CARLOADS OF
FRUIT ARE SHIPPED

YAKIMA. Sept i0.--valued at ap.
proximately ss02 600. a total Of 1908
cars Of soft fruit were shipped from
Yakima In the week ending Friday.
September 8. II WAS estimated that
$50 cars contained peaches. 100 con.
tanned pears and the remainder
mixed fruit cargoeH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
frisco Market Status

sAS FRANCISCO. sept. io.--Bustsr--
Extras. ssc per ID
Egss-Extras. CSC per dor; extra pub
leta. s7Ac per dor. undsrsised pullets.
"a ~ per dos.
chees.-cailforniA flats. fancy. sthe
per III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
CUSTOMER FLEES
WITH A NEW SUIT

Some young man with an eye to-
ward style II the happy yet nervous
posseasor Of new.fangled suit. with
a waist seam and everything.
II. Podolney, merchant. at 1sf
Washington 81, reported 70 the po'
lice Wednesday that youth about
% years old asked TO purchase a suit.
He selected a nifty" Great ton in
brown. with fancy sleeves. After be
ing assured II was a perfect ut, he
fitted from the store. leaving moth
Ing but handkerchief and key
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
GRAND JURY TO PROBE DOPE"

Charged with being in possession
Of a quantity Of opium. I'd Bender
was hound over 10 th@ federal grand
Jury under bonds u 1850 BY Com.
missioner Mccieiland Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-10
LOWEST RATES
CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO,
Los ANGELES POINTS,
BAN DIEGO.
FREQUENT SATLfNGS.
y. =. WILLAMETTE ........ sept. 10
MCCORMICK LINE
400 Cherry ST.
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I, also was decided no, 10 allow
children under 4. years 81 age 20
visit the warNhlpa. because of the
danger % accidents en- route. Older
children must b. accompanied by
adults
Housewives of the city are urged
10 call at grocery stores Tor empty
lunch boxes. and an them with nv.
presrrih@d menus. In order that sail.
ora will not walk Seattlc'n streets
hungry. or - obliged 10 go back TO
their ships for something to eat. A
total 81 IS 600 boxes has been proyid.
ed. but the responses have been slow.
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FOR HIS OWN GOOD

Tho Captive what you putin
them chains on me for-afraid III
beat IT.
The sheriff-Not at all. But I'm
afraid you might skid.
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-. nrrnHrrNrrIrs

= <f<f>~
sNhr is coon toCA.
|tfk soad bus ness J
4 tN null cauipmfnt a
81 49, must seil ON account
II lfasstth Wa FULLERTON,
| se<,fis riis u.,-s IN
Nh SNAleeh Nl.f w ",
sA..,.,rrst IN a small saw mil,
- wv, iaeation. drlus Eovd
60 ~ particular WfiNv
plsss,s oak uerher Wash,
s.s rNEl;ER Sliot. CECIL
sst,se.. fs,sm ow nsF, low price
/, ,mmeiiatelN -------
PERSONAL
-w,gSeS 81; TorCHufS
rN Ssa. The results w'n
|ea 70 All beauty psrlor
- 49,. ~ s thoroly Experienced
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