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charged his duties well, which tho
duke had no occasion Go doubt there
would ho even better ihinga IN store
for him before very long,
"Tho one thing 20 efraco the past
Is a term OF service now, whercso.
ever II may be, Hereafter when }
commend sou Tor somo other place,
hsro a. home, perhaps, and ! I'm
asked what AFRO your anteordents, I
need but point 10 tho stout service
you win have done Ms IN tho Indies,
and men will Inquire no further, II
Is temporary exile, hut YOU may
trust me TO see that u ondures no
longer than n necessary"
SO such advocacy WIS needed 20
induce HOLES to accept an office that,
after MI. was Of an importance faF
boyond ANYTHING for which he could
reasonably have hoped, llo said 20
frankly by way ot expressing his
deep gratitude
"ln That ease you win seek me
again here tomorrow morning. Your
commission shall be meanwhile made
out.
Tho colonel departed iuhilani
So hack TO the raul's Head he
oamt with his soaring spirits. and
called for a bottle Of tho best Canary
Airs, Quinn read the omena shrewdly,
Your affairs az whitehall have
prospercd. then2' said she between
question and assertion
HOLES recllnod in an armchair. his
legs. from which he had removed hls
boots. stro,ching luxuriously upon a
stool hts head thrown back. pipe
between his lips
aye They've propsered. Beyond
my deserts" aid hc. smiling az the
ceiling.
Never that colonel For that's
no, possible" she beamcd upon him.
protferlnE the full stoup
lie sat up 10 take II. and looked az
her. smiling,
NO doubt you're right. But i've
gone without my deserts Ho long that
have lost ali sense ~ them"
There's others who haven't mid
she; and iimldy added question
upon the nature OF his prosperity,
lie paused TO drink a quarter OF
tho wine Then. a. he set down the
vessel on the table al his elbow. lao
told her
Z Her couutcnance grew overcast.
lie was touched TO note H. infrrring
from this manifest regret al his de-
paftufc HAT ho had made a friend IN
Airs. Quinn.
"And when do you go'" she asked
| him. oddly brcathless
In weeks time
She considered him. mournfuliy hs
thought. and he also thought that
she lost soms Of her bright color.
And 70 the Indlesr' she oiaculat
I'd sloiiy. Lord Among sayage'
and heather blacks Why. you must
be erazcd 10 think % u"
Continued In Our Next issuel
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on one hump and Nick on The
other. and away went Tho big ant
bumplty bump toward hls anthiil
house which happened 70 10 right
IN Mrs. Giants flower garden.
But just ~ DO reached IL. the
SAINTS daughter came into the Enr.
den and the ant was ~ frightened
that he scrambled into his round
doorway sonnpinR Off the Twins %
he passed thru in tic most unman.
merry way.
And Nancy and Nick. with nc
time 20 lose, climbed 40 a rose bush
and into a Tag pink rose ana hil.
Suddenly they felt a violent joric
The giants daughter was picking
flowers and she had pulled or the
very ross la which they were hid.
ms
"ohF gasped Nancy. hotdinF
tight. What's going 70 happen
next. Nickg Beans,slk Land just
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Enjoy Tea as Never Before

ten pot and while II 10 warm put In
one level teaspoonful of genuine
"SALADA" for every cup required.
Pour on freshly boiling water and
allow to steep five minutes, then pour
into another heated vessel md serve.
"SALADA'''.
u. COOK. W. .,-.o7a ,e'-easo. DIsrnintrons
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e.S.., .A..nm .., s,uA~, ~ sssvssue. - and

tho morrow, bringing another old
friend " their parliament DAYS Ana
ON the Monday. true 60 his promise,
Tucker came again, accompanied
this time by a gentleman some years
HIS senior. named Rathbcne with
whom Colonel HOLES recalled some
slight acquaintance This timr they
came with a very definite proposal,
empowered. 50 they told him, BY one
whose namo they would not yet
utter but witch. II uttered, must tc'
move hts every doubt,
"For that Randall you will accept
our word. I know, said the Etnve
Tucker
Holles nodded his agreemcnL and
the proposal was disclosed II OF
fcrcd him position which IN an es'
tabllshcd government would have
been dazzling. II was dazzling even
as things were, 20 one in his dcs'
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ur9IN lIsuE TonAN


Colonel Holies. soldier and adycn.
furer. returns 90 England, the land
81 his birth when Mar is declared
With Holland. Ito comes Ga lodRo
With Martha Quinn hostess OF tho
i'aul's Head, "a paurs Yard, London
The celoncl asks his old trlend,
His Grace Of Alhemarle. 10 secure
Tor him a place ia the army, Al
henArlc warns him that tho name
&c RandRl hoilcr, father 81 the
colonel. Is on the warrant for tho
execution az the late kins There.
fore Il Is dangerous for the rolqncl
10 secure a commission
TITS Grace of buckingham gives
dinner FOR the beautiful actress
sylvia RaruuhsFsou sylvia comes
late 10 the feast and. when she finds
! the company drinking 20 excess,
flees from the house, Mr. EtherrdE r
tells buckingham how 10 win syl-
Nia's favor.
Now co on Win rItE STORY
"As beginning, but you must
follow Il up. You must reveal your
self in new character. Hitherto
she has known you. first by rcputc
and tonight by experience. a rake.
let her behold sou as a hero say, a
rescucr Of beauty IN distress-her'
self In the diStrcsSful part Deliver
her nom some deadly peril and
thereby earn her gratitude and her
wonder at your prowess
"And the deadly perlls" duoth the
duke gioomily. almost suspceiins
that his friend was nllying him,
"where shall find thntg'
III YOU wait 20 find Il, you may
have long 10 wait. You must, your
SELF. provide il. A little contriving.
little invention. viii soon supply
what you bach"
'Can YOU propose anything Can
YOU be more than superiority vaguel
Il hope 80, With little thought
'erhen. In Gods name. think"
E,hcredgc laughed at his hosts ve
hcmencc. He hrimmed himself q
cup OF wine. surveyed the rich glow
Of Il in the eandlelight and drank Il
OFF.
sInspiratlon flows. Invention stirs
within me. Now listen" And sit
ting forward he propoundcd a plan
OF campaign with that rRseally readi
ness Of wit that was al once his
glory and his ruin.
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seems 10 bo one escape after The
other We're always in trouble.
Were All nghts said Nick
hpyely I'VE might be in worse
places than nice pink rose"
That's right" laushed Nancy.
''rhis IL a lovely bouquet said
the giants daughters voice just
then. "il take Il into the house
and put Il on the table. am sure
there is not loveiisr rose than
this pink one In al Beanstaik
Land"
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When the giant farmers wife
fishcd Nancy and Nick out Of her
milk pail. thinking They were fiies.
she threw them down on the grahs
bealdr hcr.
PIE upon ynu pesky lhlnEvT she
cried. Hasn't ono enough troubles
with all the work 10 do. without b.
Ing bothered 80, hops the big
green frog will Eet you and sol'ble
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TCNic frocks are ono u the most
popular predictions for rprinE
styles. Three models are tkctciied
here.
only one IA a genuine iunic. the
others are ovethlouHes with apron
frouts However. they are the cor
rect interpretations of "iunic this
season
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win that she smslled the rose 70
hard that the Twins were afraid
they would be caught in the draft
and disappear up her nose like
Willy Wrinkle up The chimney. But
nothing more happened and tie
next thing they knew they were be.
ing carried into tho house and set
ia glass Vase with other flowers
on a table that looked as large as
a corn field.
Go BE Continued
Copyright. 1924. by Seattle Stan
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Two show the fashionable ride
fullness aud have a pointed neck
Inc. the other has liiilo sleeves 10
match tho rounded tunie.
10th Tor tailored street dresses
and Tor silk afternoon froeks. these
styles ate very good. Tunio fr9cka
Of all klnds arr expected 20 lead
the fashionable vanguard 81 new
styles this spring
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CHAPTER IN
.AIbemarie Proposes

Ned Tucker did not long leave his
proposal TO Holes unconfirmed. He
sought him In the matter again at
the Paul's Head three days later on
the sunday. and sat long tn talk
with him in the little parlor.
He found the colonel o little more
malleahle today. little less insistent
upon serving governments in esse.
still. he did not altogether yield 20
fuckers peFsuasIons; but neither
did The discourage him when the lat.
ter promised 10 visit him again on
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Ut UlEtli WIFI -
tire. You will not
need 10 take IL very
long as n few doses will
soon encourage the
bowels 10 net for them
selves. The popularity
ofthis wonderfulfamily
remedy has become 10
great that IL Is now the
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More than three fourths % the
worlds estimated stock u a. tons u
diamonds have been removed from
African mines in The las, 40 years
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DEATHS

Wong, Ruth. 81, no address. Feb. IL.
Robinson, Shurley Evelyn. /, $50 \.
1srd st. Feb. l6.
AGinntell. Lorenzo, 60, -2ess Yancy St.
Feb, 16.
N9glsr. Walter O., ss. Puget hotel.
Doyle, Alice, 81, 100 Mob Hin ave,
Freshman. Lester. . days. 55os
Fletcher st. Feb. IL.
Varon. Bohor, 40. SIS goth ave, Feb.
IL.
Crawford. Baby. infant, es5 Terrace
st, Feb. Is.
owens, Nellie G., Sc. 27as Goth ave.
$. w, Feb. Is.
Crawford. Helen Elizabeth. "a, 925
Terrace St, Feb. 1G.
O'Brien. William j., as. 1906 Forrest
st. Feb. 16.
Reichert Daniel J.. 81. s0S 2srd ave.
Feb. 16.
Smith. Alexander d.. &C. 422s Francis
ave. Feb. is.
Entzminger- Harry, i5. 1895 l.. Alder
St, Feb. lG.
Small, Frank Leslie. c5. Goth ave. n.
t.. Feb. IL,
Thompson. Victoria Mary. 81. a2i5
II. Aloha ST.. Feb. is
Nagafuchl, Tsuru, 81. s0a5 Main ST..
Feb. ls.
Costello. James r, 5s. 1906 y First
ave. Feb. Ia
Miyahara. kitsushi 20. steamship
l<oshun Maru. Feb. II.
Dc La Porte. Alexandra. sS tSos
rhinney ave. Feb. i6.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Smith. Theron j.. Rochester Legal
Evans, Elida. SeQtle ....... Legal
Marvin. Victor J.. Seattle -. Legal
Sohermerhorn. Lena B., Seattle Legal
Wooley. Ira A.. Seattle ...3s
Wood. Louise l., Whitneyyille. Ne. 80
Mcclellan, William f.. Seattle Legal
Tsohohl, Catherine NJ. Seattle. Legal
Russell. Bertrand Milton, Seattle. 80
Froehlick. Eva Irene. Seattle rs
Herzman. Bonnie H. Seattle ....2s
Sears. Blanche f.. Seattle ....24
Hamilton. Arthur G.. Seattle. Legal
Deane, Stella Paz. Seattle - Legal
Niesz. Penn e.. Seattle Legal
Rodenhauser. Londa H.. Seattle Legal
Stoltze. Virgil A.. Ruslxin, b. C....2s
Mieltty, Mamie A.. Webster's Cor
nef, Is. Z. ......- -. .............1S
Hart, Howard. Spokane Legal
Trafton. Bessie, Spokane -. Legal
McKown, Herbert William,
Rremerton ...............L Legal
Shelter. Minnie Blanche. Sc
attic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Legal
Napiontek, Conrad James, Seattle. sc
Maedel. Elsie Rose. Sunnydale ...s5
Blumenthal, Joseph. Seattle Legal
Hanes, Mormon l., Evansville.
Ailu. ..s... -. ...-.-... $50. Legal
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VIII not be TesponslbIs for debts
|. contracted by my wife. Sadie
= ScheilsrL Pete Scheliert. nenton.
WANTED--Address 81 Al Flowers.
Wire" sister. Airs. %. T. smith.
Fargo n ID
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uFalling Timbers
Iniure Workers

Falling lumber injured Sydney
Hartsel. 81. Of 1906 18th ave. s.. and
leo Frindiin. %. Bristol hotel. Mon.
day afternoon, as they were working
IN the sciiwagcr.Nettietou mill. Both
wcrc taken to the Seattle General
hospital with injured legs and feet.
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Home Bargain
Awful Cheap
Must Sell Immediately

groom residence: bath: newly
painted outside and decorated in
side; lot 50xi00. Immediate pos
session: close in: near street car.
Price reduced to 1880: $500 cash.
$50 per month.
WM A. SULLIVAN e. co.
2f0 American Bank Bldg. Ell lot 1861
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RESOLUTION no. 1881.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. l.

RESOLUTION NO. 1881.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. l.
A RESOLUTION AND PROPOSITION
20 amend Section Of Article Lh
OF the city Charter Of the CITY o.
Seattle. and providing for the
amendment to the qualified elect
ors OF said city for their ratifica-
ton or rejection at the general
municipal election to be held
therein on the 18th day OF March.
1924.
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL or THE CITY OF Sc
I ATTLE:
.5That Section 4 OF Article TX OF the
city Charter OF the City OF Seat
tie. be amended 10 read as follows;
Sec. HE shall perform such other
duties as this charter or the City
Council may direct. and may APP
point one chief deputy. and. under
civil service rules. such other
deputies as the City Council may
authorize. In case OF the absence
Of the City Comptroller from the
city. or N for any cause the city
Comptroller be incapacitated from
acting. the chief deputy shall act
as City Comptroller. and for tho
time Being enjoy all his powers.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that such proposed amendment be
submitted 20 the qualified electors
Of the City Of Seattle for their
ratification or rejection at the
general municipal election 70 be
held in said city on the 18th day
OF March. 1924.
Passed the City Council the 2fth day
OF December. 1929. and signed by
me In open session in authentica-
ton Of It's passage this gath day
Of December, 1923.
c. u. FITZGERALD.
President OF the City Council.
Filed the gath day of December, 1929
II. w. CARROLL.
City Comptroller and ex-offlcio City
BY r. " street, Deputy.
Date Of first publication. Feb. 6.
1924
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Queen Anne

t5.2B0-TermS A mighty comfort
able 6-room home. In paved dis
triot. and convenient 20 cars and
schools fun concrete basement
efficient furnhc0@ entrance hall.
living ROOM dining room. cabins
kitchen: second floor has ) fine
bedrooms and bath. hardwood
floors. fireplace. garage. and all
Ia good condition. An exceptional
value. For appointment phone
MA in-5a4i. C-s
Henry G. Ewing & Co.
200 Alaska Bldg Ma in-t3tt.
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Physicians. Surgeons
FUNERAL NOTICES
PERSONAL

GofTRE or any chronic complaint
treated successfully without drugs
or knife. Particulars Box N-as.
The Star.
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LOST AND FOUND

case, containing dia-
mond ring and keys, 6t MauuinE's,
between Plke and Pine. Monday.
Return Go MieH HarneB lfs2 Ar
ruda hldE. Reward.
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&C WANTED-REAL
ESTATE

WANTED--b-room house. modern. In
Ballard, north Of W. 9th: will pay
$3.50 cash and t2B 20 $40 per month.
Day phone 81 nset-5Gbs; evenings.
81 naet-lOaz
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BY LINDEN IL. pENTz

JACKSON PASSAGE, Roderlck
Island, B. C., July 2f.--on the morn
ing after the night of our stay at
Port Blakency consciousness return
cd with the thought that someone
with bad taste was awakening us
by the touch OF redhot needles, but
as we became more fully awake we
discovered that We had been dis
covered by that maddening little
pest Of the Great North, the no.
see-um, q little black gnat about
half as big as the head Of pin,
but making UP fully what II lacks
In size by the whole hearted inten-
sity Of its bite.
They are worse than mosquitoes
and worse yet ono rarely has tho
satisfaction Of knowing whether the
villain has been killed. ono saps
cOnvulsiyely Mt the location OF the
bite with force enough to dsIocate
ones arm and after tho blow there
Is never enough OF the no-scc-um
loft for evidence.
However. either thru grecdincg
or q mistaken sense OF bravery, tho
no.scc-um Is neither ns wary nor
as elusive as tho mosquito and
usually auccumbs 10 the slap, which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-04
White Bluffs
Has Election
Day Problems

WHITE BUTTS. Aug. t-Wh.tC
Bluffs precinct viii have its pVb
lgms on election d3y.
Tho reason IS thar state laws rc.
quirc That an election hoIrJ shah
consist 81 am Inspector two iudsrs
ana one clerk.
There aro only two voters in the
precinct They are Terry Chamber
and hts vito. Rose. This means
that tho Chambers family must
double up ON election day ana both
holi two iohs
Tho law also requires that the
polls must open at S o'clock In the
mornmg ana close 40 S O'Clock IN
Tho evening.
Chambers aud his WHO can east
their votes as soon as tho polls
open but they must wait around
until o'clock 10 close up. even
tho there are no more voters I'm The
precinct.
Chamber Is also registration Of
ficcr and he receives five cents
namc for tho entering 81 names
On tho poll books and i've cents
a name Tor certifying them TO the
secretary 81 state, making him "a
strand total o. 90 cents Tor the
work.
The state law allows s. n day
Tor an poll officials, Chambers and
his vito win have 20 bold two jobs
each but IL Is not known whether
or not they win be ablo 90 collect
double pay.
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patrol making their rounds
We lost as little time MS possible
I'm getting away from that camp
ana aoon we're sailing away up
Mntheson channel, the real begin
ming Of the best and most awe
inspiring of the Bri,iBh Columbian
coast, where the mountains drop two
and three thousand feet straight
TO the waters edge, covered from
peak to shore with n heavy mantle
OF tropical green.
We'll, MP Mathicson channel one
swings sharply to tho right and en-
tcrs Jackson pnssngc, narrow
cnnnl, which connccta Matbeson
channel with Finlnyson channel. In
sldo Jackson passage VIC sighted u
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N0-See-Ums Bother Pentz
on Alaskan Boat journey
But Mulligan and Prunes in Sheltered Cove
Prove Satisfying to Travellers

IS scant consolation when ono real
ICES that there are ten billion mill
lion Just like him, with about 20
por cent Of them in ones immediate
vicinity and Jostllng each other for n
chance to land.
ENTERTAIN PATROL
FOR SUPPER
a little later In the afternoon mr.
acqunlntanoes OF the previous day.
the Nitro and the Two Fats, went
by and tho wo motioned them 10
come in, they went ON, motlonlng us
to follow them.
But we were too well content IN
move. and besides we cannot nako
camp as easily ms tho bigger boats
who simply drop anchor and cnll Il
q day--wc have to stop whore there
rs suitable place TO get our gcnr
ashore and room for tent IL there
Is no shack, In case Of rain.
Toward evening SO had bnth in
the little creek nearby, followed by
o plunge In the salt water OF tho
cove. and then moro mullIgnn and
prunoF.
shortly before dirk another bont
came Into the cove and anchored.
aud that evening We entertained two
members of tho Canadian flBhcrlC8
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shack at the end of n cove and here
we decided TO land to allow the
Mate to do much-necdcd washing
while the sun was shining.
It was an Indian shack, rough
but roomy, built OF cedar posts and
slabs and with a iolo in the roof
TO allow the escape OF smoke from
an open fire, and not too dirty,
So while tho Mate got busy with
the washing, began the mnnuruc-
tlro Of mulignn from some OF tho
roast vonison We had brought from
the lighthouse. by the time tho
washing was finished and spread
on the rocks In the hot sun TO dry
the mullignn was also completed.
and we paid our hearty rcspogts to
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The Bedroom

by all means, let's make this room rest
full and pleasing. To do this. we select a
beautiful combination walnut suite TO
furnish it. 1t just harmonizes with softly
colored rugs and erispy curtains at the
windows. Then, of course, there will be
other pieces of furniture in the room TO
complete the picture Of an ideal bedroom.
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The Living Room

the living room is small, as perhaps yours is,
so we've furnished il informally. Here you'll
find an upholstered suite that's just a little
different-and better. A gateleg table covered
with suitable table runner makes provision for
a book or two, a vase, etc Then, there are
other furnishings that blend in, and behold
we have a living room inexpensively furnished
that is simple and charming.
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To F. C. Larkin and His Gang"

Fellows;
Navy anchored your loyal friends
arrnged automobile sghcng party gobs
aboard tho hospital ship Relief These young chaps have
remained In port several weeks without having
Seattle had u not been for activity husnE sympa
thctc friends o CHIEF sF, rrfts
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To the Board of County Commissioners

Gentlemen: Some day Wild operators IL going
to XIII someone probably baby.
citizens visiting their business arc ORDERED
around Ike lot OF buns dcourteou ana of
Client elevator men in the entire city good boys ON
the job but intolerabe
before that bunch trmmng7 CHIEF SEATTLE
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The Dining Room

the dining room in its cheeriness you'll
find a treat TO visit. We've chosen a
particularly attractive dining suite for
this room, a suite with a richness that
is irresistible. Then there are the smart
draperies that light up the wall. The
well selected rug completes the pleasing
picture.
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San Juan County's
Egg Mart Debated

FRIDAY HARBoR, Wash. Aug. 4.
Tho Shaw island and orcas island
poultry raisors arc discussing the ad.
visibility of marketing tho San Juan
county eggs thru local unit OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-04
To the Pierce County Commissioners

Fellows; King 10
between Tacoma and Seattle county however
has done nothing to their result tbs
portion is tsrrible why don't only take
day or TWO 10 drag IL CHIEF SEATTLE.
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Dear John Last week you returned ferry vaShon
the Lesch slip In order 10 take
missed Il by thereby saving and
annoyance Old Chief nfrequeny you DO this
kindly act and has adopted HIS Great
Heart" CHIEF srA Tyrr M
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To the Eagles

Dear NoiEhbors;
down tho street. II
fraternal order here.
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To Street Car Trainman No. 2l5

car VonducoT lou rcl' public Who
ride all day University
grabbed ana careless and then finish
Joke and smile and helping hand sung psse
scr Is valued city employee Thanks for cheering
CHIEF SEATTLE
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To Phil La Toilette

Dear phli lrs young working
man. We have too families
out working Tor tho young CHIEF SEATTLE
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|LGCS PLAY HOUSG

td hwa y in
~
am fana hng o amsT rit wa
mtfm modern homes TO tn
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To Two Seamen

Ch'airous Goes; Last week night
carload % civilian street you.
tho only your women And
tho who punked without word OF apprc.
eiaton should say little about "roughneck sailors
CHIEF SEATTLE.
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DO Erik Nelson. World FIyer

son of lhe Nkne CONCENTRATIONS lone Night 90
Iceland
turn laS On the fog The blood Nosmen
thru when reached
rode and u pelous
CHIEF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-04
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To Bakery Men

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