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The spectator., 1919-06-03

The founders of The American Cotton Oil Company org hated Cotton Seed Oil. The Company took Cotton Seed for mcrly product and made Cotton Seed O Cake and Meal Hulls and Lnters This opened up for the South of wealth. which today brings annually the South five hundred millions of dollars.
The spectator., 1919-06-03

The Arkansas Masonic Home and School held a public commencement exercise on May 29.
The spectator., 1919-06-03

The wheat in Franklin county is ready for harvesting, but continued rains is preventing the farmers get ting into the fields.
The spectator., 1919-06-03

!. r. Averett. Mena poultry buyer. has a feathered curiosity that is said to be a cross between a guinea and T chicken. It has points of resemblance to both breeds of fowls.
The spectator., 1919-06-03

Judge Frank Milwee of Clarendon. who recently announced he will be a candidate for governor at the next primary. was visitor in Little Rock He said he is not ready to announce his platform.
The spectator., 1919-06-03

George w. Becker of the United States Department of Agriculture. for mer entomologist of the College of Agriculture of the University of Ar kansas. has been selected secretary of the Arkansas Plant Board
The spectator., 1919-06-03

The city of Lonoke has collected a fund of $500 from the citizens with which to purchase oil for the streets.
The spectator., 1919-06-03
THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL
 COMPANY
MILLS or rHE;AMERicAN COTTON OIL COMPANY

rHE.AMERicAN
  Henderson NC La.  Columbia sc Mobile
The spectator., 1919-06-03

As result of numerous recen. thefts of automobiles, the Fort Smith Automobile Protective Association de- cided to employ an officer to arrest persons stealth. cars and also to prosecute joy riders.
The spectator., 1919-06-03

Geo. B, Cook of Little Rock and formerly of Hot Springs. Is the lat est to be mentioned in connection with the next race for governor.
The spectator., 1919-06-03

Mrs. Pearl Morris, convicted at the spring term of Greene Circuit Court Of charge of selling liquor and sen fenced to one year in the peniten- tiarv. was pardoned by Governor Brough
The spectator., 1919-06-03

Cold. wet weather for the last month has greatly interfered with and retarded the cotton crop. Bad stands marked the early planting. much of which bad to be replanted.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-09
BATHS IN HONDURAS
 ARE VERY UNCERTAIN

Mining engineers who have occasion io travel iu Central America may be irtercsted to know that the United states Commerce Reports" heralds thc fact that a new hotel Is being built iu Iegucigalpa, the capital of Hondur- "s, and that among it's "palatal fit- unEs' special hathtubs We refuse to get excited over this. We are not desk lizards an the time. and once in a While we have some of the bathtubs exhibited t0 us by Don Jaime or Jose. Inc camarcro. when we arrive at the Gran Hotel de Chnchas or the Mes Mesou Central as tho case may be We nave also experienced the exalted Che state Of mind induced by circum- stances liko the following You arrive at thc hostclry. arrange for mules. leave excess baggage and hit the trail Tor the mountains. After a week or ten days of strenuous work conducive to protusc precipitation. you are re- turning by 60 slightly different route. About D. m you come to a dandy river and suggest Co Harry that a swim would be about all right Harry says. Just consider how much better it will ue Co get into one Of those dandy tubs with a chunk of soap and then dress Tor dinner lke-white men" Sure thing you say reluctantly gazing back. At the hotel you rush to your room, toss leggings, spurs. khaki and b. '. D.s in confused heap in the corner. and then race down the tiled hall Co those palatial tubs. X trickle ut water enables you Co work up good lather as % starter and then the pipes refuse to yield guOf hcr dron After i've or ten minutes eNpcctant hesita- ton, you clap your hands and yell for Jose. demanding water. "Ah. senor." he says apologetically "but thees is Thursday and the ban she is playing by the plaza" Whats that got to do with. que va?
Arizona republican., 1919-02-09
SCOTTSDALE UNAWARE .
 IF PLANES' ARRIVAL

SCOTTSDALE. Feb. S.-Not know ing tho army airplanes were to land at the Ingleside golf links. very few Scottsdale people were on hand to greet them on their arrival Sunday afternoon.
 During the week there has been an almost constant string of automobiles going 10 and coming from the links to sec the winged monsters Of the air.
 Tho Arizona Security Acres com pany has employed a tractor in blowing 300 acres. One hundred and forty acres have been sown to spring wheat and 160 acres will be planted to cot ton. beginning March l.
 Prof Roy George. of the Casa Dobe ranch left the early part of the week in los Angeles on @ business trip.
 Willard Wilbur of Los Angeles was calling on old acquaintances this week.
 Mrs Charles Miller has recovered from the influenza.
 Mr. and Mrs. Judson Elliott of Phoe- rlN. will conduct both morning and evening services at the Baptist church Special music will loo a feature of both services.
 Miss Mary Gilbert is entertaining tIr "'' Clun dl her nome tnlS evening
 Frank Demetbieux died at his home com the Thomas road Thursday of in ilueuza- He leaves wife and four children.
 Morton Kinsey left Wednesday for sam liouston Texas. on a three months trip tn the interest of the gov ernmeut
 An unexpected treat was given the residents ot Scottsdale Thursday fore noon. when the whirr and hum of one ut tho army airplanes which were bcrthed at the lngleside golf links. was heard coming nearer and nearer un- co lt was circling overhead. One fol- lowed another until three were soar ing around above Scottsdale
 School was dismissed for the time being and many were the eNclamations rom those who were witnessing for the first time the great war weapon Of modern warfare. The thrills at sisht ot the airpianes, gave one a faint idea Of the terror which rent the hoarts Of women and children in France as the enemy planes dropped their dcath-dcalins. missils upon them.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-09

Although most of the hats for early spring wear are of satin or some other fabric, here are two hats of novelty straw which are rather good-looking. The upper one is a rough brown straw cleverly shaped and trimmed with wings. The one below is also of brown straw. It is a turban shape with a crown of velvet leaves.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-09

It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified Pages -Arizonas Lead ing Advertising Medium.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-09

Use The Republican Classified Pages for Besults-Read for Profit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-18

gee. New York. and Clarence r.
Lea. California Frear and Magee
are Republicans and Lea Is demo-
crat.
The first session OF the subcor-<:
mittee viii be held in Seattle net
Wednesday in quarters to be named
later.
To Call Disque
The investigators passed Sunday
and Monday in and near Port An
geies inspecting the railroad con-
structed by the Sims-Carye Company
from Port Angeles TO Pleasant Lake.
A list OF 100 witnesses IS in the
hands OF the investigating commit
tee. Brig. Gen. b. =. Disaue, for
merly in charge OF the spruce pro-
dnction of the army. will be sum-
tmoned before the committee when IL
returns to the East.
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Crn
I,eow-Appreniices Handling Cargo.

gave orders to create It's peace fleet
OF cargo cruisers soon after the arm
lsfice was signed when all five
ships In the new training fleet are in
commission. approximately i.5oo
boys win be given training at one
time.
Those who intend TO make sea
going their business are encouraged
TO look toward an officers BERT
High school graduates are eligible
for a third mates license after one
year at sea. Firemen may become
oilers by promotion. and after two
years In that position. may become
engineers.
The recruiting service of the
United States Shipping board. which
has charge Of the cargo cruisers. has
already trained more than $4,000
boys. Its training work began In
January. 1913. Its headquarters are
at the custom house. Boston. Boys
who wish TO enter the merchant
marine may make application by let
ter or in person TO the West Seattle
Training Station OF the shipping
board.
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The first Of fleet Of novel school
ships for merchant marine apprcn-
tees. fitted out by the 4. =. shipping
board since the end Of the war, r.
now on her initial voyage.
The vessel. named the Alahat, r.
known az a cargo cruiser. She f. one
OF the much.discuased wooden fleet
with which America started 10 break
the submarine reign of terror against
the worlds shipping ~ school
SHIP she II fitted 10 carry Grew"
of between $50 and 800 active and
eager young American. bent on zee
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ing the world and finding out what
career there is for them IN the mer.
chant marine.
-Four other similar ships have been
fitted for the same servio as the
Alabat and viii make their maiden
voyages as commerce cruisers in the
near future.
Ships Specially Equipped
They ore the Sturgeon Bay. now
az Boston. where the Aiabat was
fitted out. the rfoha and the New
ton. fitted out at Portland. Me. and
the Brookeaie. AT Seattle.
These VESSELS vary but slightly In
design. and are al $500 tons dead.
weight capacity. except the Sturgeon
Bay. which - : .se0 tons. All are
fitted with special living quarters for
the apprentices and are equipped in
every way as model school ships.
No other nation has anything like
hom In the way of training equip
mcnt for merchant mariners.
The shipping board. which during
the war trained as many as 5000
merchant marine apprentices at one
time on chartered passenger ships.
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Shidehara May Be
Japan-U. S. Envoy

IUkIU, Aug. 1a.-tDelaycd =
Mujiro Shidehera, vice minister OF
foreign affairs. will be selected as
japanese Ambassador to Washing
ton, II is generally believed.
Officials viii not comment on
the report. but an announcement
is expected shortly.
Ambassador 1shii. who is leaving
the Washington post. probably will
succeed Ambassador Chinda at Lon
don.
Shidehera was counsellor of the
Japanese embassy at Washington
in 1902. He was minister to the
Hague in 1914-l5.
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) FOR sAlE-REaL ESTATE

", zoo - tiY OWNER - y. DON
house. upHtAiFs Z down. and blk
attiei ~ minutes walk - smith
buildins. suitable for either tao
families ~ having Foom-rs. very
convenient place for working p~o-
pie Easy i.rn~ a Anderson.
tei urn ave Elliott seas.
ONLY 5000 DOWN
balance 'loo every six months lot
s0Siao. with ffuif trees. small
house. with hght. water and gas.
Wal FULLERTON
5ia rRcifle. Heck
foh aALk - NEW 1-nooM cor.
tegs, s0N9s modern. basement. SIS
~ 10th. lot toxtso. easy terms
Also t-roon house. modern. two lots
g9Stts with furniture. good gar
den. Inquire J. Y. EaKierhrook.
3sss Fremont ave.
ONLY $3.50. on EAAY TERMS. FOR
an attractive new s.room bunEa-
low a, ss0s ssth ave n rin.s,
SOU 20 minutes from King st.
station. ON Rainier valley car 70
Graham 81. SO on. block west
Liberal reduction Tor cash.
REAL. nARGAfN. MOUNT nAkffi
t-teom. bungalow; Hardwood floors.
Fireplace. furnace. huilt-in tra-
lures laundry trays cement base.
Elliott sso, sis sesboard nldg.
a-RooM HOUSE AND TRACT Coz
i7s. for $3.50. 100 cash. balance
$50 per month. West Seattle N A.
CooDFEfLow. sol Railway Ex-
change.
ron LEss THAN cosT or nUIf,fS-
inga. easy terms. dandy horne al
1sae asih W. ~ Lawton car.
NOTHING TO SELL HrT SERVICE
J. v. HOLToN CO. Real Eatste.
1s0 Marlan 81 Mnln 1lha
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TO TURN LIGHT ON
SPRUCE OPERATIONS

The searchlight win he turned
upon wartime expenditures for
airplspe production In the North
west regardless Of how many and
whose heads are cracked. accord.
Ing 10 q statement by Representa-
tive James A. Frear ~ Wiscon-
sin. chairman Of the House sub
committee. who. with two other
congressman. II In Seattle 60 delve
into reported extravaganza Of the
spruce division.
The other members OF the inves.
tlgating committee are: W. w. Ma
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FOO,cing is complete list of the lucky contestants

Maiilurford ave: Van AmburE.
as ~ q ct. Tacoma. wash Miss
Alice Trurkey, in1 sixth ave. y
Miss Jennie Conner. iGai fiaylston
ave- Verne y. Cox. sfos Sixth
ave- Mrs Ray Coiry. Port Or
chard. Box gsT. " isurns lbzT
Terry ave. ,. /. Gould. H. Z. Box
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Novel kind Of n school ship em-
ployed by 4. \. shipping board to
III boys for places ~ sailors. en-
Eineers or deck Officers ON seagolng
vessel. or for careers In The shipping
business
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FARM LANDS
TOCGEDOFF LANDS

!. 900 ACfsEs IN SoUTnWBSr
Washington for sale TO settlers.
ehsy terms. no raise in prices ~
per acre and up. Liberty Bonds
taken at par. write for may show
tnE location. etc.
wEYERHAtfSER TIMER co.
Tarnnla ItlAr Tnenrna Waah-
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wANTED-REAL ESTATE
IS FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL
ESTATE
ACRIrAGE
EXCEPTIONAL nARGATN
NICELY IMPROVED gk0n

TNNETIIUNNL IIAEUNIN
NICELY IMPROVED. $500
Ono Of the most attractive little
places 20 be had close to town for
anything like this price, Broom
house; electric lights. granary:
good well. large garden Of pota =
toes. beans. cucumberH. tomatoes
etc. which VIII show quality of
soil. a young orchard Of choice
varieties; raHpbcrries RooHebor-
rios. currants and other small
fruits trollised and cared for prop
eriy: flowers, holly trees. climbing
vines. shrubhery: some standing
green trees; splendid view. Handy
for people employed downtown
Satisfactory party can arrange
terms.
BURKE g. FARRAR. Inc.
200 New York Block.
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ACREAGE

IMPROVED RANCH
ACHEs. GOOD BUILDINGS
-..fIFn bungalow style house.
l.rrr rooms. also good barn.
.N en- house. tool house. storage
ana wood shed: buildings IN excel
lent condition: spring water for
household USE property lies we'll
facing three roads. crop goes
with place; fenced. wires. cedar
Within IS minutes drive ~ se-
hitlr'H public markets Price
ft.ETb. Satisfactory cash payment
can be- arranged. balance fi1 per
month Take y Madison ear and
county ferry 10 kirkland and In
autre At brick bungalow office. on
dock. for r W Sucking.
SUBURBAN HOME
[. arres. I. acre cleared. itNit
Groom bungalow style house; isx
60 chicken house > apple trees.
years old. creek flows across back
acre: located AZ Poster. - minutes
20 center ~ seattle by auto o.
rs street. car. price 81 500. 1900
Phone sidney 7ae for directions
GOOD LOGGED OFF LAND FOR
sale Low prices: easy terms
Liberty Bonds accepted at par
Call or writ. for offer TO mill
men.
g. MCKENZIE. or the
THREE LAKES LUMBER co.
Three Lakes. wash. or
III New York Block. Seattle.
roH SALE. CHEAP. BY OWNER
40 acres finest rut-ov~r iand. ?
acres cleared. within two miles ~
ny station. near Aeryasills. easy
20 clear we'll water, lumber for
house owner ~. Phone Queen
Anne ASA
SMALL THAcT
SkAGIT COUNTY
I ACRE Groom house. fTee. az Clear
Lake. ti9H cash. Lots uf work.
~ g PETERS 7is Third Ave.
5000 ACRES NEAR SILVER
dale. small furnished house some
improvements Inquire Of owner
At itos y. rnion 81
so FARM LANDS
HIG OPENING IN YAKIMA
VALLEY Farm LAND
SIS per acre and up: easy terms.
beet 81 soil. on Yakima river. two
railroads. state highway. and close
10 town under government trriEa-
ton project that u an extension
% the Sunnyslde canal
SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES
In tn-acv. tracts Sec pictures at
our office ~ land and the inn
proved farms there nuy now di-
rect from tho owners AZ the low
opening prices. Several thousand
acres OF the best farm land In
Washington 20 select from.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
etS Green Bldg
office Open Evenings Aleo.
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IS FOR SAIE-REAL ESTATE


HERE 1T rs
ssaso-5-roorn cottage. In phlnnrv
district. with two lots: bearing
fruit trees: raspb~rrieH. large gar
dsn- IN slne shape ~ rose bushes
chicken coop; wood shed house
has nice rooms. large vrrhndR
on front and side and sleeping
porch IN rear. modern plumbing
and lighting fixturss' two blocks
from Phinney car limo and pave
ment. 1900 cash us siat "
Phone ballard f2ss.
81. SEQ - s-RooM MODERN cor
taKe. lot s0Nio0: fruit and flowers
Vacant; move risht In.
ts.T00
s-room modern; good basement; lot
,s.soo
s-room modern; lot isxton. base
mcnt with laundry trays
GEO W. HILL q co.
Green Lake station. kenwood iss.
HOMEBr1LDERS. ATTENTION
Rest lots in Highland Park district.
20 minutes out. as low as 1850
your own terms See them before
locating.
Take Lake Burlen car 90 branch Of
flee, f2th ave. $. w. and w Hem
GLoBE SECURITIES COMPANY
SO Central BIDS. Elliott f0ss.
800 FEET ny eco FEET. IN ONE
tract making 8 acres for $4,000.
This price includes n good h-paH-
songer automobile. in good run
ming order; new car line within
two blocks plenty small logs for
house and $500 worth Of wood.
You can plat this and treble your
money easy. North 1877
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A MODERN
b-room house on Brooklyn ave.
near Cowen park, for out 81 town
improved acreage. Can at Ethel
ton Hotel, room f03. opposite post
office.
EIGHT LOTS. $50 EACH. IS MIN
uteH from Pike ST.. must 20 to-
Eether; one fourth cash. balance
IN 10 years. ". a. GOODFELLOW,
30l HALFWAY Exchange.
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AUTOS TO HIRE WITHOUT DRfv-
.rs Storage. also repairing. open
day and night
FASHION GARAGE
3so5 Second Ave. Phone Eli .eso,
FORD sf.EEDETER. FULLY
equipped. !. =. Freese. Central
Ford Agency. broadway and Pike.
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CONSERVATIVE BUYERS FOR
both rugs and furniture patronize
Waldron Co. both in Henry and
cobb Bldgs.. opposite. on Fourth av.
POSITIVELY highest prtces paid
FOR DIAMONDS. Rofd. silver
Old OF broken teweiry. watches.
MONEY LOANED ON SAME
SMITH JEWELRY co.
i12 T.. =. Smith Bldg. fourth floor.
W AL RON MANY HAVE
those odd and very large sized
rugs that you have been looking
for. either for cash or terms. az
you may prefer. at 1922 Fourth.
THE LIBERTY CABINET SHOP
General contractors Store fronts.
fixtures. furniture repairing, show
eases. etc. Main 1859. 30S Second
ave.
PHONOGRAPHS OrR SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
1915 Wesiiake. Elliott 1918.
Orr ssite New Times Bldg
DOEHNBECKERS FURNITURE. a
very desirable grade is carried by
Waidron co. in their Cobb Bldg.
store. 1909 Fourth.
FOR sALE-sUMMER CAMP on
AK. $500. Apply 2i5 Hoge bldg
Take AK iitney go 70 end OF line.
NOTHING TO SELL But SERVICE
j. ". HOLTON CO. Real Estate
21a Marion 81 Main 1859.
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SIS: ". V. Linthien. 4is Cobb
nidr Ruth Emmerson. Everson
Wash Mira Oliver Alien. ielU
iloYisten ave-. Airs J Taylor. tsn
Queen Anne ave- pr Il. Ollie
haye, 100 18th ave ~ Vera
Henry. eco Harrison 81 A ",
welsh, soc y Minor ave y
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~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED - PARTY WITH $500
take third interest in small single
mill Fun security given. Large
and quick returns. Investigate.
mill man. 253i 18th ave. w Phone
Queen Anne casa
ron SALE-GOOp RETAIL DAIRY
business; everything 90 do with
Gould be Increased to double what
II ~ now $500 viii handle it
TAX ling over $500 a month. Ad-
dress Geo. star.
ron SAbE-rQU1Ck REPAIR SHOp,
\ good business Lots OF work.
Call on Sam1 Switzer Orting,
Washington
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Here Is the First Line for Next Weeks
WANT AID RHYME CONTEST
81 want to trade my old gray mare"

to the
ton WANT lines reach
address If did not win prize in The other
be The Star the right print
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PERSONAL,

HENNA PICKS. s5: TouCHUpS
$3.50 10 $3.50 The results wall
please YOU. All beauty parlor
work done by thoroly experienced
operators.
Tho very best In hair goods at half
the price on Second ave,
LADIES IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main 6507. 500 Union st.
Positively highest prices paid
FOR DIAMONDS. gold. silver.
Old or broken jcwelry. watches
MONEY LOANED ON SAME
SMITH JEWELRY co.
f12 l. G. Smith Bldg, fourth floor.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES ON CREDIT
MICUAEI 9ns PIKE ST.
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MY UNIT HOUSE
PLANS FREE

build the first unit roomR--for
YOU on one ~ my Little city
Farms tracts. in West Seattle. and
furnish the complete plans free.
Price Of hhlf-acrc. with unit house.
ti.16O: 500 cash. SIS per month.
Get free circular and map OF Sc
attic.
~ G. PETERS
nc Third Ave. or 20 TO
Local office. Si2i 3bth q w.
open Evenings and sundays
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LEGAL NOTICES

WILL NOT BE IRRESPONSIBLE
for articles charged TO me by Mrs.
Genevieve Strohm. Howard "A.
Strohm.
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~ FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


SASH ANr DOORS
q. n. WILLIAMS 60.
Two popular sizes Of single sash for
garages. barn oy small BUNGALOW.
In stock. riax~d. ready for i'm
mediate shinrnsnf.
First size r. "a inches wide and 80
inches high. with lights i2xtt
glass. Price ISL
Second size is - inches wide and -
inches hixh. with 6 lights i0xiz
glass. Price ft9f.
Our large Illustrated catalogue.
showing full llne 81 building ma
teriai free On request
o " WILLIAMS co
1873 FIRST AVE s.. SEATTLE.
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hors securing tickets TO the Clemmer
the Want AID pages.
MRS w n. DTLLEHAYE
f05 fsh Are. ~
hare an empty room for rent.
nd uou fli cut a cdprri
IN place waHf al IN The Star.
THAT'S eucrybodVs paper.
a. ~ KNIGHT
Brcmcrf0n. wash.
hare an empty room for rent:
TO Nn u quickly bout.
IN irsrrf an ad ~ The Seattle STAR
~ gircs the best rcsslfs ~ far
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Lillian Johnson. $3.50 W. s1td
st: Dorothy A. Klnnle. sios sixth
ave: zeils Frsrlens. ssss 18th ~,
W. g. y Tate. u y. n. ;. nox
tti. Mrs, Henry Giieher. ie2o iioi-
gate st; Josephine II. oht. i1t
Goth ave: Nettina strobaek. sos
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wANTEp-TO RENT

RESPONSIBLE FAMILY WANTS
10 rent Groom modern house
about August 20 Prefer Queen
Anne or phiuncy district VIII
Morrison. Main 500
furnished rooms housekeeping
nrnferred &C 9far
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LULA l.. FREELY
X. r. d. No. l, Seattle, Wash.
haze an empty room for rent
And I'm not profiteering.
The Want Ad IN The Star Tee sent
To do my Communicating.
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Here are other good rhymes. all Of the
Theatre. More Of them will be printed. Wat
ADELfA CONVERSE
Room ~. Glover Block. BeItn0ham
hare empty for rent.
Ewf shan tcorrts
IN phone The star ard b. content
THAT IN rent 70 ia hurry.
MRS. l. r NAYS
Iss fih Are. y.
hare aH c#pfv for reui.
ucrv choicc location.
ia paf tcaaf nd ~ The Star.
n has the circulation
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II boats AND LAUNCHES

FOR SALf.-sPEED nokT. 3sFEET.
1890 h. D.. fine condition. Will
demonstrate. Phone beacon fts.
ask for Raymond
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE OWL PAYS MORE for clothing
furr. furniture. We buy. sell and
exchange everything. i3fTM list
Filinff a79f
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Attorneys.at.Iaw

j. r. --ESTABLISHED 1887.
Gcneraf practice. All cases. Free
consultation. 2i5 Burke Bldg. sos
Second ave. Main 1908.
Il. Il. schoif. Downs Blk. 700 End av.
Consultation free. All cases. Fees
moderate