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Evening star., 1924-03-08
LAYS VETERANS BUREAU CRAFT
in PART TO "SELFISH' PUBLIC
Franklin D'Olier at Legion Exercises Says Nation
= Z Needs OId-FashiOned Ideal of Serpice.
Tablet Is Unveiled.

That Teapot Dome and the graft
ana incompetency in the Veterans
Bureau are but Illustrations of the fact
that our people have to a certain ex-
tent forgotten that old fashioned truth
that the real greatness of this nation
Is dependent always upon the spirit
of unselfish service of it's people--and
that this spirit must be kept alive
and working in the daily lives of our
people, was the keynote of the
speech of Franklin DOIier. first ma
tional commander of the American
Legion, at the memorial dedication
exercises held yesterday by George
Washington Post, No. 1, the pioneer
post of that organization
"Are we true to our fallen comrades,
so long as We permit any of our Iiv-
ing disabled comrades to suffer be-
cause Of the greed and incompetence
of any official regardless of his high
position? Teapot Dome is close to the
heart OF the politicians. but the clever
politician Will realize that the Vet
Grams Bureau is far closer to the
heart of the American people" con-
tinued the speaker. I'VE should in
sist on the heaviest possible punish
HleHt upon tne guilty ones To the emu
that the fear of God shall be struck
into the heart of any future official
who would seek to profit at the ex-
pense of the disabled veteran"
FOrEetfulness Charged
Continuing his address, he said:
During these past five years when
you and l have sought only our own
Immediate selfish interests and have
been forgetful of our duty to our
community, and especially our needy
comrades, we have not only been
faithless to our heroic dead. but. in
6irectly, We have contributed to a sit
Gation which has made the present
rcttenness possible. On the other
hand. where we have tried, each one
according to his ability and, resources,
to serve unself1shly our community,
to that extent we have been faithful
to the spirit of our heroic dead
faithful to the ideals of the American
Legion-and thus prevented what
might have been otherwise still
worse situation than now exists
The services yesterday were held
Evening star., 1924-03-08

-. G. Comegys, whose sons paid the
supreme sacrifice on the battlefields
Iof France, unveiled the memorial tab
let. The dedicatory address was
made by Post Commander Mohler, the
national. anthem was sung and the
benediction pronounced by Depart
ment Chaplain Hugh K Fulton. The
sounding of TAPS" concluded the ex-
ercises
In the evening the, fifth anniver-
sary was celebrated with informal
speeches by Representatives John j.
McSwain of South Carolina and Roy
Fitzgerald of Ohio; Frank T. Hines,
director of the Veterans Bureau
Past Department Commander Watson
B. Miller; Past Post and Past Depart
ment Commander r. Lester Jones;
Howard S. Fisk. first post and de-
partment adjutant in the American
Diego, Calf; Charles B. Hanfod, e. w.
Jordan and Lew S. Mohler. The ex-
ercises were opened by saluting the
colors. followed by the Invocation by
Department Chaplain G.. A. Hartman
OF me Department of California
The memorial tablet unveiled on
the large boulder in front of the club
house was in honor of the following
posthumous members of the post:
George Baldwin Mccoy, Edward
ah,eodore ITi Comegys. Leroy NARROW,
,,, -. !IuuSoH. rreutTlck rdSdl,
Charles A. Rhett Jacobs, Frank Ed
ward Dunkin. Arthur j. Wheaton,
Louis Hamilton Bayly, Howard o.
Cook, Edward H. Shaughnessy, Robert
l.. Whitehand, William de c. RaveneI
and Milton +. MiItenberger.
Music was furnished by the Cheva-
lier-Goldman Orchestra. A special
feature was the minstrel troupe of
Eddie Leonard, through the courtesy
of Roland S. Robbins of Keith 8
Theater. Ambrose Durkin sang sew
eral bass solos. At the conclusion of
the program refreshments were served
and the clubhouse thrown open for
inspection by the guests.
The late President Woodrow Will
son was member of the post. Gen.
John j. Pershing and Marshal Ferdi-
nand Foch are also members
Evening star., 1924-03-08
Changes in Stations of
Army and Nary Officers
OF Interest to Capital

Lieut. Col. Greed f. Cox, general
staff, military attache at Berlin, Ger
many, and Lieut.. Col. Edward T. Don
nelly, general staff, at Rome, Italy,
have been ordered to this city for
duty in the War Department general
staff
Capt. a. J. Chappell, Quartermaster
Corps, at the War Department, has
Calf, for duty.
Capt. Sam Hardeman, Medical
Corps, at Fort Benning, Ga, has been
ordered to Baltimore, Nd, for duty
with the goth Division.
Sergt. Peter A. Horner, at the re-
cruiting Office, this city. has been
ordered to Boston for duty with the
Massachusetts, National Guard.
?. T. Hayne, Herman Glade and w.
G. Short. general staff; Lieut.. Col.
A. A. Maybach. Coast Artillery Corps,
and Majs. Walton Goodwin; jr,
and F. L. Walker, infantry, have been
constituted a board to inspect certain
educational institutions for designa-
tion as distinguished colleges and
honor military schools.
Capt. A. J. Hepburn. on the staff
of the commander, eastern Mediter-
ranean fleet, has been detailed as
chief of staff, battleship division, bat
tie fleet.
Lieut. S. W. Galloway at the naval
air station, Anacostia- d. c., has been
ordered to the Trenton.
Lieut.. Linton Herndon has been
transferred from Cleveland, Ohio, to
Seattle, Wash.
Lieuts. Raphael Gering at the Navy
Department, Harry M. Mason at the
navy yard, Washington, D. c.. and
David w. Robinson at the naval base,
Hampton roads, all of the Supply
Corps. have been ordered to take
q. course of instruction at the Supply
Corps School of Instruction, Navy
Department.
Evening star., 1924-03-08
APPEAL WILL BE TAKEN
. IN DRY INJUNCTION CURB
u. S. Judge Holds Abatement of
Nuisance Sections Are
Unconstitutional.
Rr. the Associated Press.

OMAHA, Neb.. March S.-Those
parts of the national prohibition law
relating to abatement of liquor nui-
sances by injunction are unconstitu-
,--tional, Federal Judge ]. w. Wood
trough of the eastern Nebraska dis
:--trict held yesterday.
= Judge Woodrough's decision holds
Unconstitutional the sections of the
law which allow court without jury
trial 10 hold the owner of property
;-cnjoined as a nuisance guilty of con-
:.1empt If a further violation of the
,-Nolstead act occurs on the premises
:ssunder injunction.
If to suppress the liquor tranic
this power can be conferred upon
equity courts. the decision says, .'the
constitutional provision that all
crimes shall be tried by jury would
.ehave no force"
- An appeal Is to be taken.
Evening star., 1924-03-08
FATAL KLAN RIOT BRINGS
INDICTMENTS AGAINST II
Two City Officials of Carnegie
Among Number, Each Facing
Two Charges.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PII,ISBURGH, Pa, March S.-Thir-
teen indictments involving eleven
persons were returned by the Allie
enemy county grand jury yesterday
In connection with the riot during a
parade of Ku klux klansmen at Car
negle last August 25, in which Klans-
man Thomas r. Abbott lost his life.
TWO indictments which charge incit-
ing to riot are against John F.. Con-
ley. burgess of Carnegie, and Ira
irving, a constable: The other in
dictments charge riot and are against
Conley, Irving, Patrick McDermott.
an undertaken; Charles r. McKenna.
railroad engineer; Timothy O'Don-
nell. railroad conductor; William X.
F1aherty, Lawrence KENNEL. William
Leacock. William e. Milley, James
mott is now under Indictment,
charged with the murder of Abbott
Charges against four other men in
connection with the riot were ignored
by the grand jury.
Havana, Cuba, has a new hotel that
will aocnmnndafa nm
Evening star., 1924-03-08
FIVE SEEK DUPRE's SEAT
Champ Clark's Daughter One of
Two Women in Race.

NEW ORLEANS, March s.-Five
candidates to succeed the late Repre-
sentative H. Garland Dupree had
qualified when the time limit expired
last night. They include Mrs, Gene
We've Clark Thomson, daughter OF
the late Champ Clark and wife OF
James NJ Thomson, publisher of the
New Orleans Item, and Florence Hub
erwaId.
The primary will be'held March 25
and the special election April 20.
Evening star., 1924-03-08
RESORTS.

Havana, Cuba, has a new hotel that
will accommodate 1000 guests.
Evening star., 1924-03-08
C. r. Wilson Dies in Florida.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. March s.
Charles r. Wilson, president of c. K.
Wilson Body Company Of Detroit.
died here last night. The widow, Mrs
Lula Welling Wilson, and a son. c.
HaineS Wilson. were at his bedside
Evening star., 1924-03-08
May Harness River Shannon.

, DUBLIN, March S.-A scheme for
jiarnessing the River Shannon to sup
ply electric light and power through
the Free State is being considered by
the government which has been ne
. ;-ot!ating witt, the engine ari2~ fri
,f S.eEieuS in Berlin.
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CLAIM He TOLD
EN- WRONGLY
Charges Instructor w a S
Misleading Voters

Thomas Il. Horner.hnd queer
experience with one OF tho instruct.
ors using the voting machine in the
lobby Of the county.cIty building, nc.
cording to an affidavit he filed with
the La Toilette progressive party
headquarters Friday
Horner, n veteran attorney, Joined
the crowd watching the man demon.
strato thSSnnchnc one OF the men
In the crowd asked how to vote for
La Toilette. Tho operator pointed to
the levers OF the social labor party,
American party and the progressive
party and said:
These are nll La Toilette tickets"
Tom stepped forward and corrected
him, saying the state supreme court
had held that the progressive pnrty
was the only one representing La
Toilette.
~ did not know Tint" said tho
demonstration, who said his name was
Cushman. Later tiorncr overheard
the demonstrators making slmlla
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GANG IN COURT.
Fl Traffic VioIators Up Be-
fore Judge Gordon

Ten spceders. four reckless driving
and seven drunk driving cases were
heard In police court Thursday by
Judge John u. Gordon.
In the speeding cases bail wal
forfeited by j II, Lyman, r. NJ
Kelly, Tony MAESTRO, l., i. stelte
g. Y. Eaton. a. H. ELLIS was dis.
charged; J. u. Jones. II, Farris ant
w l.. Torrcl were fined. c. Cooley
was granted n continuance.
Reckless driving cases, A. ID. Tay.
lor, John Gallagher and John Wcs
were given continuance, ant
Charles King forfeited bail
Contlnuances were given the fol
lowing drunk driving cases: Il. u
stills, II II, Montgomery, H. i
Boyd, y. Kirby j. y. Bankaton, II
Reed, Charles Nelson was dis.
charged on drunk driving case.
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MOURN VICTIMS
or BOMB
Doukhobors Present Quaint
Evidence of Grief
MOM'N POP

GRAND FORKS, b. c., oct. al
Grand Forks today mourned the
tragic deaths OF John Mackle, mem.
Der Of parliament and her most dis
tinguished citizen. and Neil Murray,
well known war veteran, athlete and
rancher. The two men were among
the nine victims killed when O bomb
wrecked coach Of Canadian Pa.
clfic train near Nelson.
QUAINT evidence Of grief was wit.
messed when Doukhobor colonists
flocked into town 10 mourn for Peter
Veregin, their leader. who was killed.
and who Is believed 10 have been
marked for death by a time bomb
placed under his seat.
With black capes drnped over their
heads, the mourners tramped thru
the rain and mud along the high.
ways In groups Of 20 20 100. some
having come many miles. The older
ones and children were In wneons
They chontod n weird native hymn
/, as they threaded their way thru the
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Age
Forran, Edwin Vincent, Mid
west, Wyo. ,.......,...,...I.c Legal
McRae, Virginia Katherine, So
attle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Legal
Lambert Lemmie NJ, Semitic ....2G
Van Santcn, Lillian, Seattle ,....22
Bergman, Frederick H., Scattle..27
Hurwlt2 Minnie, Seattle .,......19
Butt William Howard. Jr.. Seattle 90
Wilcox, Georgia Janet Seattle al
kenrna, JaclS Raymond, san
Diego NJ. ,,..,,.,,., ,..,..,.L Legal
Bacon, Phyllis Arlonc, Seattle Legal
pInslSy, Samuel l.. seattle ...,..2i
FInosllver Molly r. Seattle ......g8
Mines, Henry walter SEATTLE rs
Bresslcr Dorothy Elizabeth, Sc
httle '',,.ss' .'',,,,t,,.,,,,,,,2
Luckcnhuugb, John, Seattle ......gt
Coons Mabel PeshHstln .t...,..2i
Day, Ammon G., Seattle .,.......g3
Davis, Gladys o., Seattle ,...,.... 90
Cechlnotls. Nicholas, Seattle .....gt
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HANGS IN DREAM

ASHFORD, Eng How George La
zell, an ex.ehlet wnrder worried sc
greatly over the 90 To- 30 executions
he had seen at Wnndsworth prison
that he dreamed Of them and finally
handgcd himself in his sleep, was de
scribcd at an inquest here recently
Lnz6'l would brood for days over the
hnnEings he Witnessed. according "a
members Of his family.
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Barr, John, 202iA Fourth ave, boy
Salmlnou, Victor HJnlmcr J2iG i5th
ave. s., boy,
Munro. Babll u, r., 7oi3 10th ave. s
w, boy
Luancy. Mike, 1909 26th ave. S. w.
boy
Fouty. Bennett, 1000 10th ave. s.
boy.
orth, George Otto, i1l2 Aurora avo.
boy.
Courage, Robert. 2o2O First ave, N.
boy
KaIn, william A., 500 w. Kinds st..
girl,
HoltnnHen, Oscar Chchalla. boy,
walker William Ross, 1871 N. 75th
gt, girl.
sorcnscn, Caleb John, 0ii2 Fourth
ave s. W. girl
hurry, David, startup, cir
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'BEWARE OF LOBSTERS"

LONDON, Oct. 31.-There arc
things that just simply mustn't be
done In England.
A sad.looking individual appeared
at the Marlborough st. police station
to answer a charge Of dIsorderly con.
duct.
whisky with lobsters." was his
excuse.
You are fined 10 shiTings,' said
the Judge severely And then, even
more severely, the judge added, BE
ware Of lobstersH
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Alexander, William. 1924 sIst ave,
boy.
croops. c. l.. 5SO5 Douglas pi.. boy.
koenig, Carl L., 500 Il, Madison st,
boy.
Harlan, Wallace c.. Il. +. u, 3, boy
Fertner G, James 2I1j A9th ave. S,
w boy
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w I h2.flillr filh.fioll Eia s,s.ss,a.
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DEATHS

Tonohout volma June, IL, 6337 10th
ave. $. w, oct 80.
Frank, baby, Infant 4S6 2snd ave,
s., oct 30.
Berg, Agnes, %, 1lo6 25th ave, Oct
IS.
Tcrncr baby. infant Victoria, II. G,
Oct oN
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DIVORCE RECORD

Rose W., Carl Henry Carlson. cruelty.
Richard Va. Harriet 70, Cults, deser-
tiOn,
Roseln Va, William d. Wolfe, non
support
Grace EmoN Va. John j, Hendricks,
dCAertion
Herbert A vs., Harriet Niles, desor-
tlun,
Hazel vs. George J. Hoillg, cruelty.
Mary Us, William u Mckay, dcscr-
ton.
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IS FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT

7-ROoM Furnished house for rent
good business corner. Inquire
1904 First ave.
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misleading statements.

misleading statements.
A star reporter went TO tho coun.
ty.clty building lrrldny to get some
Instructions on the use Of the voting
machine. Everything was regular,
however, tho attendant answering
tho questions politely.
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VIZ clean house monthly az B0f-
gums 'Ths m0Et-talked-of store
Iu Seattle Complete stocks re-
durTd. Come prepared % buy.
Nothing reserved Lovely dresses
az low az Sass: skirts. 81 up.
Many beautiful new sample dresses
~ Fiye-awuy prices Dealers vel
come 100 Pine
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A solution OF cream OF tartar VIII
remove grass stains from n white
wooden coat or skirt.
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0IrHiic OrTleaL go tii Pine e.
GlaHHra that give HauHfaeil9n. >.
complete
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"a FURNISHED APIS.
AND FLATS

$50 CASH aud S25 monthly. which
includes interest. for my 4-room
cottage. on = acre in S w, Sc
attic, Don't rent: buy this home.
Tnlrnhnnn IEI. Int-nA1a.
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SEATTLE SECTIONAL BLDG; 60
Portable garages, houses ana s.u', ar
zoos Yale NJ CA pitl.02S0 uM car.
evenings. j. Il. DE MARS, Manage
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BERNARD Perboner. Violin teacher
ts0 Peoples Bank building
Nloiina for hnEInnnra fnrninhed fres
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IL MODERN. furnished sleeping
rooms. on car line. CA pitl-0i5T.
Sill T. Harrison
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Booky Frederick, Richmond
hlEnlahus $50. O.. ,.'''. 1900. Legal
Modlin Gertrude. Ronald .,.,.Legal
HIt John j., Seattle ,........,, Legal
Hictala. Mary, Nashua, MINI. Legal
Berscht. George. Seattle .,.......59
Rcvennugh Mortio Ellen. Sc
attic ..,....., Legal
Azlne, Henry N, Seattle ,,,., Legal
Baird, Marjorie. Seattle .I Legal
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streets 10 Tho blcr Of their loader

streets TO the bier Of their leader.
The DoukhobOr8 live In settle
ments thru the valleys for n distance
Of 30 miles and messengers were gent
10 coll them 70 the funeral rites for
ycrcRin.
Tho formal inquest in the tragedy
was completed and tho body of the
Doukhobor leader VIII be tuken to
Brilliant, whore Il will be laid 10 rest
after special funeral services Sun.
day.
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LoNDON.--A craze for pct parrots
has succeeded the pet dog fad in
London. Green ard gold parrots rid.
Ing in high.powered automobiles are
becoming a common sight on the
fashionable thorofareB Of London.
People are seen walking In the
parks with parrots on their shout.
dcrs.
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At ANNEX. 1905 sth. near westiaks
sv.. clean. furnished. steam heated
bedrooms (mcn1; free bath and
phone Trans soc: weekly $500.
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NICELY furnished 8-room heated
fiat; private bath and entrance.
ME- j5-Ua-TAu-
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20-FOR RENT HOUSES

ROOMS, comfortably furnished.
En- Ht-22s7
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TWO experienced fratcrnai field
men wanted. 2 10 10 a. IN. at i2Is
Eighth
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b-ROOM bungalow: bath; basement
furnace: SIS per month II. NJ
BIRD. 3F07 Fremont ave. ME lrse-
NuOg
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GOOD biz meals for little money.
Free Jobs. why so hungry ~ your
credit is Fpodg See u.s." liz and
as Mag, -
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NkEHutLls-At IEH lucas Place
Oct EH. la-H JAMES - MAR
riFAII. RFr 81 grHrF, beloved llHr
band ~ Elsie IE Marshall father
Uf Jean Mildred member n Wood
mru 70 lHr world Home Camp
Funeral services Sunday. 3 M
M our chapel Cremation Home
TnHarfHEfuF Company.
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. MALE HELP-WANTED

MODERN AUTO AND TRACTOR
SCHOOL day and night classes.
Send for free cataloR No, 2. SOC T..
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I4-A PUPILS WANTED

i 4 ETHAN C. NC. kala0minlng
Irnmn. LIE nrn- zaKa aNenlnEa.
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WOMAN @ wash dIahcF O X
Lunch. near corner Spokane ST
and q Marginal way.
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SPECIAIs-Good piichy mlliwood,
never in water. lots OF inside, SSss
large load: planer ends, inside
block wood, SIS, ME lrse-2i2t.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST from 500 81 doth. white collie.
with collar and muEgls license No.
ff a. 1915; name Teddy Reward.
$40 uHet-hEuE
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EcONOMIZE-Me Mems shoes resoled,;
81 Oak tanned leather guarAn'eeu
workmanship. hia Olive.
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10 SITUATION-MALE

PROSPECTUS. LEARN ASsATING.
ono month Circular SO Eattery 81.
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LEGAL NOTICES

-HE co-partuefHhlp her stufp re
existing between Peter gIauEhllu
and g. AZ krnrnly. conducting the
Ace Transfer a Fud CO. ut NNA
Pine st. Seattle. Wash. bha been
dissolved. g. ~ Esnealy retiring
The business ~ the Ace Transfer
q Furi 60. viii b. continued by
Peter UI.huEhIIu from and after
October H. 1894. and all bills
owing 20 rald firm VIII be collect
"a az the above mentioned address.
Peter uf.HuEElIu.
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WE WILL buy your poultry. one O
thousand. II. d, Shoemaker q
Co. SOS Ninth ave. s.
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tUrT-Uul fold. wtth private papers
Return 60 oscar OrlsChihRgi 1900
F0lrth ave s Reward
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HOUSES FLATS aud APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
CARTER, MACDONALD & MILLER
Inc EOS Columbia ST Ell iot-S6sO
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FuNERAL NOTICES

WAITER wells drilled prospecting
HHI testing VIM y. Petersen
GA Tfd rEEE
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Z Female HELP WANTED

lost American pit bulidog Phone
y II MRcMichnsi. MA in-szg8 Re
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3.A-TRANSPoRTATIoN

ANYONE an1wiuE the whsrrabuuia
~ Tom TOwuarnd kindly. notify
ErH Rec
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$50 CASH and S25 monthly, which
includes interest. for my Groom
cottngc, on + acre in 5. w. Seattle.
Don't rent: buy this home. Tel
ephone Ell -0S72.
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CALIFORNIA sTEAMERs. RAIL z
STAGE, San FranClFcH. f21-izA.
IsaH A. f89-F7sEG. AMEE BROS
100 EnmrIh Az Ma ln-tll0.
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DID ANGUS. Suite fgg IautaErl gia
Wamsu'a RUmfnfr dIr0rdrfs.
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PUGET SOUND Mnr6Is and Granite
co. itt end virginia, Laiabiiahsa
1874
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS

NICELY furnished room with ga
rage, close In. $3.50 month; gem
tlemcn EN- st-2ga0.