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llaatica Directa con todas las personals Enfermas y [
DR.. c. SCOTT LINCOLN, ESPEClALISTA. r
Lea CudJammeC A Pbn de mi MHae


no th- -, ca una 4, las prra< CmuasG Que lean este nunroy los nnn p 0s
v,1r a mi oHna para que cno=sn mi opinion. las examine J HoM29 aRouanehe Ss
y" NIn% rT-s de ra- un SOLO cnuwo Ne ro @pecaImTe a npeNa reronas que
81 NT H ~n Dnma5s phaGrrs.en dG. no rrn opoTumdd de crSutac un @s
Gna en- m pnpo Haomay que nan eSdo tonEndo mehcrRs Do pnnnue y SueAnd%e a U-
-au srunds6s IN @ perGNos 70 no sIo n taanrTt" meHes, pF eFe" mast quo
he yfmnatop -~nsr~te al paIw"y UmYhyo dy mi opinion listed ds @@F SEro cue
e-a y lncaD u1ns uena ahnsh he Nho. epeWh"tn y me ne hHo emNo Pr M 1U <" ~.
-, Or ~nrmlsaG dc los Esads UrMe Mrhs de uehe. que va me "Ger. vndHban al
nEno 90 Tm%Imsns erwndo Que mis- homnHse ran uayoS, Tvas. de 10 que utMs po
81 ICED dbl yr ayme como I'm amigo 20 lie rr2r@ IN crtmHno =
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d 0 C O R B L E r o y
CHJROPRACTICO

i2Os-i7 ". Houston St Tel. c.. 2934-Cu-
raci6n de toda ciase &c Intermediates sin e.
uso de ac ii'.Has n ~cirYcir n importa cud
les sean sus dolencias. VIsIJeme listed y ie
deuostrare como. por medic d. ajustes Chi
-opraeticos. puede listed aliviaSe en- pocas
~senanas, J 81 toma un tratamiento compieto.
obtener detiGitivaTnente su salud. He devuel
70 Ia SAUL 4 mucnl genie y cuando listed Yen
ga - convenient de Que tsmbicn listed pue
de ci-a-sc. Especial atencion 4 las enfcrme
dades Ge Srnn-1s Y nifa5. V a toda clase De
afeccInue5 cr6ricas.
Ho as de ~oficina. de > A II a. NJ. v o. s
a 8 y. n. LIS dominsUs de 10 4 l. q. n So
10 por ritA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-23

Que EQUAL puede ser Q, remed!o? Tn
mi c~oncepto. Sc debe. en- primer luGar.
iuzgar de Ia situaci6n tai como eS '
no como uno QUisiera que fuese. 81 es
t. no cS una r~evoIucitn. hay cue trans
!ormarla en- ella. Repudiar Ia Consti-
tuci6n de Queretaro Y aceptar fran
ca Y lealnente nuestra v~erdadera
CONSTITUTION consagrada por q ITEM
po. por nuestras tradiciones. nuestras
Gesgracias ' nuestras glorias,-es de-
cir. "a CONSTRUCTION de 1857. mas IL
beral. mas filos6fica Y muchlsimo
mas jusya y c~onciliadora que el Al
modrote.
~ Ia r~evoluci6n? Sc dira. Esto re-
uuiere IN POGO de historic. auHque
sea tan en- ~extracto como puede ma
cerse en- IN artfculo.
La revoluci6n iniciada en- 1910. no
tuvo Q mira Zanzibar Ia Constitu-
Ci6n de 1857. sino. en- cierto modo. ha
Ger etectiva 81 APPLICATION. Despues. a
fines de 1911. aparecio por primera
vez deIineado 81 primer Griacipio re
volucionario: Ia division de las gran
des p~ropiedades t~erritoriales que. por
"a incuItas, consJituyen una riqueza
esrancada Y muerta. con gravfsiro
periuiCio para e. pats: IN POGO mas
adelante, surgi6 0 ton6 forma mas
agreeable, IA question del trabajo :
del capital. y como c~oronaniento de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-23

Po- intormaciones recogidas duran
- Ia ta-de de aver. ~ varios centres
m~exicanos de San Antonio, suPimos
que efeccivameuJe. Herrera ~pertene-
clio o las fuerzas revolucionarias de
Pelaez. con las cuales estuvo varios
amos y de las que Sc separ6 hace pro-
x:mamenJe dos messs, para tngresar 4
las tilaS carranciStas. Herrera So pre-
sent6 en- 81 Esrado de Hidalgo a las
autoridadeS militares, anunciando su
prop6sito de rendirse a. gobierno de
Carranza ' fue acogido. siendo incor-
porado en- las filas del general Mariel,
jets de las operaciones militares en-
dIcho EStado.
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AMIGOS MI EXITO !

Nj e.o = asono a que Sc como h"er Ii sss'N % P@mi'o que apaTe@An A'
.ce- sas er nj aauccs so cue DeunPo Al pe de "A eIa 10 cue en- Lies o0
Ez.nipo eronshnen 8 cas hs ente7noa 20 eoaho 81 case en- nan0' &c ms Nu
5.es P-@--o gg<onaInerte v vo cue Sc s1-2n las mehHnas rqpeNoaS ieSA
,--.,t. me ,erre cue vnss a vcne rrbrS nj seReIon personal No pF0Hs0
rs N, 10 cue ra~o h@r , uged dsbes s sauo dc F' 7S'"7' - "~""'"
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Iengo tamb;en IN surtiGo general
&c Eeroas T2edicinales, que vendo a
razon de S2.15 el ecinto de manojos.
Por menos de Glen. a raz6n de $500.
Dirlia 81 correspondence 4
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CARRANZA ASESlNA0o


-evo~,uciona-ios o~bregontstas. Junta-
men,s con eI general Lucio Blaaco.
No Sc pass Mariel. sin embargo, con
todos los e!euentos Qus ten!a a 81
G~.sposicgon. sino i por % melos un
aa,all6n s!gui5 Zeal = Carranza y 10
aeomna05 en- 81 huida !e san Andres.
con,andose entire $ fUerzas ieaies
las Que comandaba Herrera. Sc supo-
ne que este jete hab!a promeudo a Ca
~ranza lleva-.o d Ia costa. a raves de
Ia region por q tanto tempo recorrida
durante su campaha de revoiuc!ona-
RIO. Y que e. pGnto = donde pretendfa
}lsga- el Executive era TuIpam. We
racruZ.
Dtcese que Carranza J 81 comitiva
llegaron a TIaxcalacorgo el microbes
Dor II noche : que ali p~ernoctaron.
La muerce de Carranza ocurri6 e. jue-
yes q "a media noche.
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.PRODUCTOS MEXICANOS

He aqui una lista de los muchos ar
ticulos meXicanoS en- ex~lstencia, Gu
20 precio al por mayor no admite
competenc!a.
Tau-b;en hacemos remis!ones pc
QueNas, pero fijanGo ell precio, de
acuerdo con Ia i~mportancia de los
pedidos que acknowledgements deben
yenir acmopanadoS de Su importe.
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Es-as ~eaf.-nedades han sido e. aso;e de
mos los desast-csos -esultadUs que producer
ruados. Estas eaferuledades son las a1e provo
cisamente en- doaGc Qu!erU dernos-ar!e % gu
y est.dio me han cRpaccaco 3 co1vertiEtne
placer. puesto cue me pernite a%7ichr 4 NJ
M,cbisinns De usteta suEren % a!go sin
q hispesta- &c 81 faIail,.. debcr c~c"sL.ta"
que lie cobrara yo- su ssrvic:os 10 Que use
"a y cu:daGo. lQue mas pucde listed Gesear
nedieo especisiats de expcriec'a y saaer' ~
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Cvienc Dc "a ls.l

con Ia sicni:icaci6n de los terminus,
porque ESQ puede HevaTnos, como nos
ha llevado, al mas espantoso de los
desastres = algo peor.
81 examinamos e. Plan de Aqua
Prieta. no d-s&e - punto de vista de
alta nolfr:Ca. sluo desde e. Dunto ce
vista de los intereses personalities
cue rarecen ser DOMINATES; we're
mos como los directories de- mOVlmleD
70 estGn cogidcs derjro de sQ circuio
De hero del cual no p0dran salir 81
no rompiendolo. Desde luego. segun
a Fraction septina del articulo ochen
"a y dos de Ia Constitution de Quere-
faro. acsptada por 81 famoos Plan de
Aqua Prieta. ninEunO que haya toma-
do participation dirccra o iHdirecta en-
- actual movimiento. Pucre ser Pre-
Siderte de Mexico. - Sc trait" de CT
yiles o milltares. De n que NJ
q senior de Ia Hucrta. puede tener
legalmente tai caraCter. aunQue sea
provis!onaImente. FL Senior Carranza
mien,-as viva, este en- e! pals y no
~rerUrcie. seCuird repreSerta3Go Ia le-
-al!dad seCtn IA Constructor dc
Queretaro y e. Plan dc Aqua Prieta
que Ia hace suEa; pueS cua!quleTa
cosa que So diga en- Contrario alegan-
do cue ~abandon6 Ia Capital sin con-
sentimiento del Congreso, no seran
s.no ar-umentacIoncs de tinterillo,
como Ia verdad Official respecto a Ia
muerte del Prcsidente Madero. Y cons
= que 70 no fuf nj SOY c~arrancista,
nj siquiera Constitucjonalista.
En- esta virtud. creo que el Plan de
Aqua Prieta con todas u conSecuen-
cias posibles tiene 4 Mexico al horde
de IN precipicio o sobre 81 crater de
IN volcan presto a ~estallar en cual-
quier momento.
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SOSTENES

l25 So. Laredo ST.
San Antonio. Texas.
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= Humankind on todas las epocas. Diariamente mira
.lando So descuidan y son suietas a tTatamientos made
Il, rr-s ronV!iraciUrcs Que aiEGurI otra. = IS arul. pre-
pueio haccr On tales casos. LarEos amos de cNpe-ieHcia
n expe.to en- G. ;r2:aricHto de elias, ) clio ne ca gran
scrae;lntcS.
alberto: = ustcdss amigos mics cue deben anbirionar
= Hen,c-a y en- - p-oplo iGlona. con Vii eSpecIa:sta
rusdy payEr. boy una gasantia icsicvIa dc ri eflca
Nj GARGANTA - Is sigricnto listed consulta IN
% suje,a a vi tratamicnco SoncjenEudo ) adccuado.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31


Aady iis applications from all Of the fo
to In
direction Of watsrpow~ Power tbs
eoa
Q
We procrasinaed latte
Fuel famine and abnornay high halted industry
andm ads
putting the utilization Of of until
lost OF
Now however. country
spells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
A DANGEROUS SPOT
ON COUNTRY ROAD

Editor Tho STAR whfis the pewr
Of the fatal accident out on the
Country club road earfy Christmas
morning In sun fr~sh In the minds
Of the people permit me 10 relate
my experience on the same road last
summer. 10 was the ffrst time ]
had ever bern out on that road After
dark and was presiding north ~
Is miles an hour. not fast pacs for
q country road noticed another
machine approaching from the north.
and swung over 10 the side OF the
road. dimmcd ny lights and slack.
ened my speed slightly. The ap.
preaching machine had headlights Of
ordinary briiiisncy which. however.
should be dlrnfned In passing other
machines. He was still 200 yards
distant and hadn't dimnef yet. when
suddenly ! noticed a flash OF white
almost In front Of my machine. BY
a sudden rwerye In the face Of the
onoominw machine. accompanied by
scrcechinw brskc~ OF the approach.
ing auto and screams from the occu-
pants Of my car. ! managed to swing
ciear Of couple who were saunter.
Ing along the edge Of the road en-.
tirciy unaware OF their danger. and
was tuss abic 20 ret back on the edge
of the road again 10 leave q clear
passage for the other machine. Tho
Lord alone knows what the conse.
aucnccs might have been. but ! am
convinced that only the fact that the
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The Worlds Greatest


uomt Inc da wno Of to
Ffs list
he
maybe from n
be n
invent
shoes collector Of Customs at Mnwsnkes In 1857
theirf ei0wsw hunn
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Canada Leads Us

treating dabed
turning brighter To note
end csnnha had her hospital
order Today hardly Of
Canadian governments treatment Canadian disabled
nothing, before ended
ability and has done little sincs
Gambia
Canada
heros . a
family This must admit Isn't fair the chill
drcna
Canada the single but 5000 The vng
s In
Bus she
child second. $3.50 Of the others
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Letters to the
Editor
FROM WIFE or A
CIVIL SERVICE MAN

Editor Tho Star Have Just read
In your paper Of ne proposed salary
cut for city employees under civil
service. rs introduced BY Council
man r. H. Thomson IN the city
council.
A the wife NJ civii service man.
! am, unbekDown 20 him. writing a
protest which hope you viii pub
llsh.
First and iaEt, We economics 20 the
limit. II the council decided on the
10 per cent cut-----1
Here are facts; have had only
one drean.up dress In sir years, and
that bought for 1876 from the Bon
Mnrche bargain window. have had n
made over once at a cost Of g., and II
Ia stu doing duty ss best
Ny coat. bought about the rame
year for 1880. ia still my best one
for both summer and winter. Have
hired II pressed once at a cost OF
$50.
Neither . winter nor summer hat
have I bought for seyen years--use
tho same old ones. r~tinted and cam.
ouflaged each season.
have one pair OF silk Gloves I
bought two years ago and some
heavy ones bought when Martins
went out OF business.
Seven dollars and n half IL the
highest ever paid for shoes. and use
b0'ccnt underwear IN these days OF
beautiful lingerie--io cent wells.
My husband never has but one suit
nj n time. and right now contem.
plates buying one on instailmeuts.
We have two children. and I make
everything they wear. except shoes.
stockings and overalls--ALyyAYs
out OF old materials. from underwear
10 overcoatn and hats. one child n
In school-wo have oculist. dentist
and doctors bills for both.
We have been ten years now pay
ing for our homo. At our present
salary. will clear IL January. 1872
~ith 10 per cent cut God knows
when.
do an my own washing and iron
ing soft collars have eliminated
even the stiff collar bill.
We rent part OF our houre 70 help
out. ami earn a little pin money b.
tutoring and in other ways. but ~
never goce for pins,
We never afford symphony tickets.
grand opera was on, OF the question.
seldom entertain, once In while 60
10 movie and hate ourselves " u
proves 10 be OF tho dime novel vari.
ETY..
We ke~p . rtifY upper M. brush
our clothes. pay our bills. and look
prosperous 10 any one on the out
side. but n IA hard shedding. and am
truly discouraged tonight as I think
Of the possibility OF that rs pr cen,
cut instead Of the small raise We es.
p~c,ef n, the firwt ~ the year.
Mr.. r. II. Thomson In surely a
popular ~ man In the 5000 munlci
pal employees homes tonight
| Thank you.
A CIVIL SERVICE MANS WIFE.
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When Much Is Too Much

Possibly the advice increase preiucion oery handed oa
the early maybe too widely scat
tered directed toward hanne for The ovcodneuon o
hodup pocket picking durng year
over~ofked them
selves They oed day judging statistics accumulated
under the OF the under~teS association
SO ambitious under~rt
ratio Of 100 That paid b1rars victims
all companies
In
policemen
watchfuihe IL IS
Underwriters police hsty and nefneieney
and
should handled tho stolen
underwriters naAt that tho
check impossible crooks dispose
punahnx
Unit, these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31

Ynnugur he
In a
By Arthur of
THERE'S much o said favor Of
ess land have been all night to have the Inauguration
election.
from
A enough president
and
Of president h true Of members Of congress- They
amendment Is fine far There should be tackled onto
ar y
Tbat1i quicker action
u
and
Of torture used bv the serton uqks decpra
British captured Mod huah Muahs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31

lnSteau Oh the tnlIg Tie is :
In some phraseology or other II reaches us all II
is baked only by reluctance, doubt and hesitation.
II is WELL them at this period when the thought of Tho
world directed in concentrated fashion toward larger self
realization. TO call attention TO the futlity of fear.
Fear mushroom growth, springing from nothing and
leading to nothing has standing in the category Of val
IL is manknds greatest and yet Is easily
routed
IL will thwart the prophecy Of "he open door which mo
man close and yet il be subjected TO analysis
and completely dissipated by clear thinking.
II appear as stumbling block in the straightest
path and yet can be found to be only shadow one has
the courage TO go forward
Entering the open door, is matter or absolute and I'M
qualified choice the part of each of US.
In this year il will be well TO try it, Let claim our
be unafrad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
Seeing Thru Other Eyes


"a"
they by
others probabilities that they would be han satisfied
dseontsns~d the hanis Of agent who
brought tho client fog his
and he
h nai6
. sskfng hssd Of
al ufA sounds sosd unn rvsd ths description
u h didn't had n.
your ssuAusa anethsrs
difference being much cesentsd and
tbxAtnned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31

A number Of republican congress.
mon declare they are against any
embargo that will keep nlun prod
uets out Of this country. but say they
will vote for a sur tariff on them.
which. shy W.. is about the best way
TO fool the city man and please the
farmer al the same time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
Child Prodigies

An epidemic Of child prosiries II
flooding tho works Poland started
The habit By sending over a kid.too-
young.to.be .rassier. who set tho
chess world 10 tAikinE--sone stunt
Ia itself.
Aitho the Md has eaten only eight
candles OFF hla birthday cake. he can
take on . full chorus Of expert chcnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31

A bottle 81 Scotch w1s phced m
the corner stone Of q bank building
being erected In Jersey City. There's
a bank that win have no difficulty
In keeping It's assets liquid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31

ANSWERS
JAMES C. HAY. 81: w. 7tn IT.
Il certainly do. ! have danosd all
my life. and believe IN H. Modern
dances arr respectable unless some
Individual dancer Deliberately tries To
make ih~rn otherwise
MRS ~ ". sEwELI. 1874 spm.
mi, ave; = don't so anything
against them. Are you Eosns to
print thisr oh. well. TO Ahead. 4
should worry
GEORGE RoaAfA. 1904 v. R~pub
lioan st. 1--WE seen only one dance
IN the lad ten years. and that looked
90 be An right
w. n RILEY. 81 ssth ava d, 4
oswtAfniy DO approve Of The rnodurn
dAnosA ] nks them very mnch--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
An Inch of
Rain

When II rains -cats and Dogs or
-pitchforks." for q length Of time.
II In likely that the weather man will
announce that 1.-THE precipitation was
one lnch.-
And Just what does that mean
What is an inch OF ra,ny The
weather man has instruments for
very accurate measurement OF II. just
as he does the snowfall. tho sun.
shine. and the direction and velocity
Of the wind 10 say nothing OF the rise
and fall Of the temperature.
An acre II composed OF e..72.s4e
square inches. and n there was an
inch OF water on IL, that would
amount 20 e.27z.s+o cubic inches.
There are 237 cubic inches In a gal.
lon. 20 that e.2Tz.sso cubic inches
equals q. 900 gallons. and that much
water would weigh 22o. 900 pounds.
orfio toms
II figures out. then. inst IN inch
Of rain falling In At the rate Of 10
tons per acre. II In a good thing the
tonnage In scattered over 70 much
territory.
~--~--~------~---~----
lady wore a white waist prevented af
least one and possibly both Of them
rom being bumped into eternity. At
the place in question. which ! think
l. just about where Mr.. Schoonoyer
struck Ernest Sundbiad with fatal re
sulta. there In no path along the
SIDE Of the road and the many pedes.
TRANS who live In the thickiy settled
territory adjoining The road ars 40
custnmed to walk on ths road itDeif.
With my haadllKhts dimmed could
not Sc over 20 feet aheaA and %
this day I conssdor myself extremesy
fortunate for thai patch Of white
nashing out of the darknenR which
prevented me from mourning the
charge OF manslaughter. Every mo
tnrist win r~aitxe the acute danger
that exists where pedestrians are &C
customed 10 walk on the road itself.
On the other hand. who can blame
the man that has no other place 70
waik7
Something should Be done BY the
proper authorities. the county com
misdoners l think. 10 provide walks
or at least \ footpath for the resi-
dents Of this district. removed from
danger OF Just such an accident m
has occurred. Respectfully yours
C MARCUS wTENAND.
1850 Ninth ava n. r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31

znufy1er~ and sv4ss sesn up on chess
problems - that they don't hAvs
any more moves 10 unAks than Z
valet 10 . statue
IT'S AN
EriDEsIIC
ko~ the child prodsRy vsvS has
swept over our broad iandscapA and
parents are taking census Of the In
FAINT wonders Ia their cofiscsion. A
Tacoma hid has been introduced that
can sing a eoupls stories higher than
CaruHo. making Enrico's taliesi
MARBLE sound like a rubber ooffcs
grinder.
Another ND can argue nueniy IN
10 ianruages-a nice accomplish
fnrnt when u comes TO ja~inx with
conductor over yesterdays trans
fer. Then there's another Md with q
quartet mind whca II comes 10 fig
urea
Line him up aralnxt . squad Of
adding machines In a warehouse full
of numbers. and he'll flash the cor.
rect answer while the adding ma.
chine maancurs are getting bunions
on their fingers over the second
column
ELASTIC
HATS
Makers OF kidr hcadrcar are start
ing to market hats with an elastic
skull band.
Mothers dawiinx Of ycstery-ar
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Behold, an Open Door
ruelsshsd Y,suv
~ The ntsr
Publishing O..
FhOns Mgin

Behold there is before and close it."
That the text that heras the New Year is in the hearts Of
their uion this fullest
expression 1t best conscious individual be the thing he might be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
A WORD FROM GOSH WISE

"A fcw come back. but more arc
carried out
Last call, gals. Today's your last
d DO your Leap Year popping. And
rclls. oh COILS DIR. Arthur Burns.
prprSdent Of the medical society.
really ought TO have case on
Aucsioneer " the first TO file for
me city council Mist have taken
this talk OF carilnc bankruptcy seri-
bunly and figures the city needs a
profsssional hammer wieldor.
Dprc<hy Gtsh and her chum. Con
rtnnc> Taimadge. We note By the
PRINTS. have gone and got married
Proving that film stars get married
- veil As divorced.
SEATTLE man arrested on general
eospicion because he had Ford bus.
And they let US fellas with hornrim-
- elAss1s 50 frc~
Houreboas vas washed away by
~ wind yesterday. Living In
1Sunshoat surely has Its drawbacks
r1cw en- . fellow visit the cellar.
~ hntAncA without getting his
- Vstf
B.ns Homeercw- In r~rfy 10 yosr
rcamnrka Of yesterday anent Otto
f1runbauua's trip East 10 buy spring
furniture. you ask what II spring
f1rnsturs. That's ess5. Spring fur
a1surs u what goes with mattresses
HUGH NJ HANSON.
- Hsms Brsw. whss-s sh> rsazfn
- Aoa1 put nors kick tn III
W.. your sUransverea~ ca -
nuunron 1ust - snsy. SEQ
ArnoaA B>-You en- buy . M
nrnann - drum from cns Of Aiks
WS1vAs.b cry saissme0 Her
-. hanAsa drummer on ne homo
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- = yuur clothes dout ssnd them
- = AZ cleaner. Sand for pr. Vol
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- ~ cot Of ailment. gin out Of
61neor and Jam out Of JamaicA
.. 0.-You can't have II tanned
~. Send u to the TEACHER OF Gee
0&ery ~ the Broadway high Hen
- Il On . tangent
r. s-Your brother cnnr sen his
fnGas 10 . watch factory. Sell them
- Nome Brew He's fscetious-
J. r. B.---No. you can't make .
prd out Of q piano string. but you
- make . dIscord easily.
LARS Macr-ARsoN.
4 ElspAsrh from Kansas CITY says
Hnns willard II now ready to box
I'D about the time he was ready 20
III q Toledo. the referee began
opuneins him out
~ ohings are - bad they COULDN'T
- vorns. Frinstance. there's the
Groposal for . higher tar on small
1ncomss. This may be the Incentive
~ : lot OF men to try 10 increase
Detr incomeA
ANSWERED
en- you tell me Why . beIiboy m .
EDfeI q like . mucraker7--J. A.
Because he shows 70 many men
~
How can . man get water out Of
~ hands yR W. g.
~ wrfnging them
Why b n that pitchers and catch
- 70 to 70 many dances7-F. T. H.
NAybe it's because they feel af
home IN . ballroom
me lass load Of coal bought was
more than half slate. What should
I 10 about it7--H w. g.
save the slate. Some day you may
Mish TO put = new roof on your
house
UNANSWERED
n heat ascends. why Is II the ccc'- |
~ part Of . room IL near the top,
~ any rate, that In where you al |
Wnys qnd the frieze.--E. l.
when anybody tries to make . 20 |
llrsman the goat. what becomes Of
il biliyf-W. d. H.
Does q ball team have to make 20 |
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QUESTIONS
L What pioneer steamship rouss
we're opened here By Frank water
housed
,. How ana the city acquire KIN
near park
L Who buis the Frye hossis
answers saturday
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l. Between $1,000. 600 and g. 600 !,
600 worth Of peanuts are shipped
thru this port yearly.
J. The West Seattle Cable com
pany was Organized in 1880 and a
line built by San rranorco parties
Interested In real estate In West Seat.
tic They cpcrated the rrst ferry
acros. Elliott bay.
.. The municipal water plant has
six large Etorag~ reservoirs and 10
standpipes. having an aggregate en-
pacity OF 40 900. 900 kallons.
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