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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
BALLOONS AND PAPER HATS

And noise-makers OF all sorts-in fact. oycrythin
mas and New Year parties arc very original
giS Mcncrmott Bldg Fourth nj Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
TUXEDOS ARE RENTED

For the smart formal affairs a. sutherlan
BartelrA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
JUST WHEN EVERYONE NEEDS ONE

o. adorable dance irocs marked half price for
Betty FnriF shop And youll want least
clever rroch $40 1881 sath-to door
Fredericks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Personal

Edward sEn.are Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
YOU'LL BE ASTONISHED

CAS- l was) to sec the perfectly marvellous
values in the hats at The Bubble Millinery,
where everything in tho shop is priced at five
dollars for clearance. This includes the metal
lies, satins and the yelvets. You'll find hats
there for every occasion, be It for street wear
or hat 10 wear with an informal dance
frock The Bubble olS Pike Street
The bright noteer-trimmed little metallic hats
arc adding color aud ltc TO the simple after
noon and crcnH0 jrocks Of the season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
BEFORE CHRISTMAS LESSONS

In china decorating will help your gift work! 4lS7
" pou do not do anv sort Of handsork yourself then
horcv things that harc been handmade by others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

The "froppngs' at party 20 so Tar iouard MAXI
pleasure,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
TAKE YOUR ANCIENT CHApEAIT

To Tho Model Millinery, where you may have II
hand into any shape that desire. S29 People
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
COMFY HOUSE SLIPPERS
THE FAMILY WARDROBE

Should really make trip The Pantorum be fret
busy holiday so many things to I'd
thorough cleaning in the best Call Main 76S0-y
win be called for delivered
You should feel that things ,oln be quite safe in
Of cleaner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

Remember thct "teiHfH easto makes icocia ,raat.'
your old hats Ne tdc ,chcn they may be sd ccrerly
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-20
CATS FASCINATED
BY BRIGHT LIGHTS

A black cat, lifeless and stiff, lay on
the track IN the white snow. Beside
the body was a bright scarlet stai..
The cat had been run over.
Considering their activity" said the
one-urmed fagman. "the number Of
cats run over on The railroad is amaz-
Ing. Dogs are hardly ever run over.
with birds and rats and COWS aud hogs
It's the same thing. But cats, right
and left, are moved down.
'I'll tell YOU why Il is. 1t is because
q locomotives headlight fascinates a
cat Cats prowl by night and when on
the railroad tracks they see the bright
yellow splendor Of an oncomlng loco
motives headlight they crouch down.
and with a eoutented sigh they wait
for this lovely thing
They wait for it as a youth waits
for a beautiful girl They think, no
doubt, that # viii bring them happl-
ness. II brings them death
And penSiyely tie onearned fas
man gathered up the black cats re-
mains and laid thcm in large wooden
box
There's a market fer the skins" he
explained.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-20
GRANTS OF RELIEF
FOR WAR VETERANS

World war veterans, par5ier 81
those who arc disabled, are beaa.--.
by appropriations and grants 81 F..
lief totaling $426.987T50 made 81
recent session of congress. aeear5-g
to a report received By National Com.
mander James A. Drain from J.,
Thomas Taylor, vice chairman liz
Leglon's national legislative car-t.
tee. The Legion was active ia saes-.
ing the passage of this legislaU
For the operation Of the
States Veterans bureau S40l. -
was appropriated Ten million dollars
is available for new hospital coas
ton. An appropriation of S7,4S7.--8 q,
available for engagements ana aIters.
tons at various Veterans bureau los.
pitfalls, at the hospital at the National
Home for Disabled Volunteer soldiers
at Santa Monica, Calf. and at Waiter
Reed hospital at Washington p. G.
Compensation under the johnson bfI
will be paid to about 5000 veterans
heretofore denied it on the ground
of willful misconduct. They viii bana.
fit to the extent of 100000 annually
from this provision.
Oyerpayments on "CIass E aH8t-
ments made during the waf VIII not
have to be repaid to the govern nt
by veterans as a result of a law e1-
acted with Legion support. a 8u
of S1,S00.000 was involved The 8t.
ments were made TO WIFE moaes Or
children. In many cases the ogeraay-
ments represent duplicate payments
made TO wife and mother. Refunds
were authorized to veterans on federal
irrigation projects.
Appropriations for the various
branches of The national defense were
support ed by the Legion. They nera
Army, S331, 100000; navy, S400,018#0;
National Guard S32,93S,546; aviation,
$35,750,000; civilian military training
camps, $2.S07,471; officers reserve
corps, $3.142,S00.
Appropriations for the civilian m-
tary training camps and for tha ot-
GERS reserve corps were inereast1 He.
y0nd budget recommendation la
as a result Of Legion efforts. IHeE lisp
exceeded the appropriations made ID
l "a, although a decrease had bega
recommended by the bureau @. aa
budget. The increase over the budget
recommendation was $487,47l ias The
training camps and S452,334 far We
officers reserve.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-20
RING is RECOVERED
AFTER THIRTY YEARS

Speaking to workmen making altera.
tons recently in the flooring Of the
old Church street library, Miss Ora.
ham-well known for more than
quarter century to habltues Of tile late
Dr. Bain's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS them
to keep an eye open" for a ring which
she thought might lie In some dusty
corner or crack or among the old joists
and pIanking, says the Toronto Globe.
y dropped it just about here 80
years ago. she told the carpenters. 1T
disappeared through a crevice and
there is JUST a chance that you might
ind Il If you keep a sharp lookout"
The workmen laughed at the idea. but
promised to be on guard for the glitter
Of gold or gem. Scarcely had Miss
Graham left when one Of them re-
called her with shout Of increduloQs
triumph There in his palm lay the
eircIet unframed by its long immola-
tlon
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-20
wNu Service
THE CASE

SYEOPSfS.--Incapacitated mem
tally by shock. as result OF eK-
psrfeuces during the World war,
Reushaw makes a proposition to
David Campbell, wealthy. elderly
man Of leisure. that for = year
he assume responsibility for him
tReushaw) -- practically buy
him. Doctor Stanley. lifelong
friend ~ Campbelis indorses the
proposition. which Campbell
with some natural niaEiviugs,
accepts The arrangement is
that the young man become an
inmate Of the Campbell house
hold, with thu nominal duty Of
secretary RenshRw meets YER
ity, CampbeiIs granddaughter.
and gets the impression that she
does not like him. Jenka, the
butler, Reushaw also feels, Is
distinctly hostile Renshaw has
a feeling that the servants are
spying on him. jerks warns him
that there are queer things" go-
Ing on in the house. That night
he Is disturbed by the appear
ancs on the wall OF his room Of
a small blue circle Of light. Mya-
FERROUS noises In the corridor
outside his door cause him to
investigate. but no discovers
nothing unusual. His employer
asks him TO ignore anything he
does not understand Campbell
tells Renshaw that the house
hold IL Ia some respects "unusu-
AL but makes light Of hts story
Of the mysterious sounds Rem
shaw meets Madame Hvoeslef a
foreigner, with an air of mys-
terry She asks Renshaw 20 20 10
New York. a short tourney on
mission for her next day. Dur
ing the night the blue circle
again appears lie hears the
sound of a heavy body on the
door Then a hand appears APP
parentiy seeking TO open the
transom. Unsuocessfui. the hand
vunishea
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-20
What is IN the leather case
that the mysterious and fasei-
mating foreign woman considers
SO va,uanle3
tro pE CONTINUED
Isla1's Holy Civ

Arabian city Of Mecca, situated 245
miles south Ok Medina, is famous for
being tie birthplace OF Moaammed
t5Tl A. 10. and the holy city 81 Islam.
Mecca contains the Great Mosque. or
Caaba. a magnificent temple, which Is
annually visited IS hundreds Of thou-
sands Of pilgrims. Near the city Is
cave where * Is said the prophet was
accustomed Is retire to perform lis
devottous. ana where Ia 6i)4 the Koran
vas revealed to hin by tie angel
Gabriel. In 60 Mohaumed to escape
from his enemies, fea frcu Aleeca. ana
anef journey Of 16 days entered
Medina aiuld fbe acclamauons IT the
porulace. This event Is called tia
uegsra. and maras the commencement
Of the Mohammedan eFa.-Kansaa
City Star
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-20
Pepsin Production

The bureau Of animal industry saws
Jhat pepsin is procured IN the follow
llS manner Young pigs are taken
ana confined for several days, then.
after being starved, they are killed
aud the stomaehs removed The lin.
uss e the stotuaehs are seraped and
me pepsln extracted from The mucous
membrane 10y the use If SAT- sola.
lie1. + then purified aad treated
In vacuum.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-20
Nature! SuBposition

Iae fasr hat Inexperienced angler
p her arst fishing trip cast into the
S"lr..Hs peel end promptiy fsIf 4 viz.
eE""N S'Fi&e She shrlekea delighted
L md the guide came daSh.nz to the
rescue What IS it9" Sc cried. a
salmon. The fair angler glanced
efer her shoulder n yves. she
Slaumered Il s-Ssuppose 50. At
least tat.s w-w-what MY fishing If
eenSe C-c-cals for"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-20
CHAPTER V---Continued

Suddenly he remembered the blue
circle, and began somewhat yaguGy
20 look about his room. THAT circle
mystery, at least, should be easy TO
clear up But before he had Inspected
more than a few objects on his high
boy, an OF which seemed Incapable OF
sinister reflection. defereutial tap
on the door was followed by the en-
trance % jerks, carrying an armful
or linen and hath towels.
II observed sou were short Of these.
cir, he said as he turned toward the
bathroom, Annie Is inclined 10 be
forgetful You WIFI always Gud fresh
linen Ia the hall closet at the left or
your door as you so out"
RenShaw thanked him absently. He
WIS standing before a mirror, and he
feucied be caught in the reflected eyes
of the butler a closely watchful ex.
preston. But jerks passed into the
bathroom The secretary slipped
into his coat, gave the back Of his
black head a 1nal and formerly char.
acterlsilc stroke with which he had
not favored II for two years, and was
ready for breakfast AS he turned
toward the door, jerks emerged from
the bathroom.
II hone sou slept wen. sir" be po-
ltcly observed.
Renshaw nodded then, on a sudden
Impulse, checked his stride.
s. it,.
good enough to warn me that / might
hear some unusual sounds in this
house"
Yes. sir"
jerks standing still. the fore.tten
towels stlll over lis arm. had listened
with dererentIal interest. Now he
dropped his eyes. but NOT before Rem
shaw had seen the flash In them.
"po you mind telling me mst what
you meant by that warning fer Of
course you intended IL as a warning"
= TOOK d liberty IN speaking OF the
matter az All, sir ! hope you win for
get it."
How Tie dickens can forget tip
demanded Renshaw lrr.jab'y when
I'm kept awake hy the Internal noises?
what ,he meaning ef them. anyway
That's what want 10 know
The mask Of unqueSttonlng seryItude
dropped FROM the fatc 81 jerks. Tor
BE- first time, he met the other mans
eyes
"You heard noises last nlsht9e ne
asked quickly What weee aey7"
That's what I'm asking your
The glance 81 JanGs shifted asaln.
Il can't say. s.r Is sald w!th
Fwift return TO hts formal manner.
Il ought not to have mentioned tEa
matter al alL / U8 Il because
thoaEht Sc might all be a bt unsell.as
g q stranger
The matter Is Of NJ Importance
Bensaaw said abruptly. ana went
down To breakfast
The ladies. RepsAaw learned. had
breakfast IN their respective rooms
When PIE chad Ha.shed his meag ANA
smaae3 g le.sarely cigar. he went so
the study i was empty hat 4 6r,
burned oH the hearth. ana Rensbaw
sank into aD easy chair before Ii With
renewed sense th4t his Tines HAD
fallen in pheasant plUceS Tire study
was 50 comfortable and SO norma,
All the house seemed normal. indeed
except thal north room 81 SIS ana the
corridor leading 80 3d. He recalled q
casual remaek o. Campbell "At-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-20
THE ENDOWMENT
FUND

IN ACCEPTING an invitation
L to serve on the American Ie-
gion honorary committee So
raise a 100000 endowmea-
fund for disabled veterans a
orphans Of the World war. John
Barton Payne, national eass
nan Of the American Red Gross
wrote:
THE American Legion. in sef
ting out to raise an endowmea.
fund for its work with war e.
phans and disabled veterans
has undertaken a task near s.
the hearts of all true Aner
cans. The appeal Of the
and the disabled is a uniTe
one and when this appea.
blended with It the thought
sacrifice for the country wei
fare, the response should
prompt and sufficient
1.-THE American Legion
welfare program is conceivea
accordance with the most
gresslye and sound principle
the care Of children. Saeh
keep these children in fhe
or foster homes where they
have the kindly personal
Of their own mother ct
mother Is of immense
lance to these future citizens
Il trust that the enda
fund campaign viii be
FIJI and that the Amer
gion viii he able r
through 10 successful c1
this fine program ~ ser
has been inauguratei
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-20
Ai9 70 Stone Cutter

Massive eae piece columns as high
as 50 feet hsve beer produced from
s single block of Indiana limestone
the column beng rounded ont In
o comparatively short tine nv mesns
OF machine called lsthe Years
ago stone columns were cut by hand
IL required SIX weeks fer one msu t9
cut a = foot column To-day the lathe
turns ogt q - font column IN three
days
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-20
+ + ! i +
HOW TO SOLVE A CROSSWORD PUZZLE

placed the white spaces mi. pYx,I.
VIII Ne words both
"ra indicated by number which
def
word which viii an the ArSth
"he squares 20 the black
Gated definitions. ~ iu'-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-20
G1Ho
AMERICAN
oL-I:GK)No

tcopy for This Department Supplied a. f..
American Legion News Service
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-20
Qualities Erer Present

MankInd VIII never lack obstacles ts
give il trouble or the preSsurs AZ Ne
cesSity to deveAsp rs pQw erA--tsSstha
Evening star., 1925-05-05
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALF>-HOUSES.


ROOMING HOUSE SPECIAL--S10OOO
s n IN
and bath: ar burning
NORTHWEST BARGAIN-SO,5OO
OF eaI
DELIGHTFUL SUBURBAN HOME-Sl2.5OO
CHEVY CHASE-S125OO.
low wprcedho
ems eP lights 81 hardse @ % %
II 8
NEAR 18th AND ALLISON STS-S15OOO
nhea and
n. L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
thin n Re
14lS Eve ST. NV Phones Main 5oO3-4-5
Evening star., 1925-05-05
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NEW HOMES-S7, ,85O.
Brand-new two-story light colonial
pew flSh nrnnesiie noi socaieo IN seG,ton and oi
within one-half square of the car
line. They are absolutely the big
gest values in moderate priced new
homes anywhere in the city and em-
body a great many features found
only in homes selling much higher in
price. Six splendidly arranged rooms.
complete bath. French doors open
ing TO breakfast porch, large sleeping
porch, outside pantry. hardwood
floors, elec. lights. h-wh. and deep
lots with space for garage: terms
only 1000 cash. We also have a
very complete listing of new homes
in various sections of the city. rang
ing in price from S6.950 up. Call
for appointment to inspect.
Evening Phone Service Until q Pm.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC,
Realtors
1A10 E,un c. n w LrnnINr, QkAQ
Evening star., 1925-05-05
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NEAR i1th 4 MONROE SITS. NV.
PRICE. S11 500.
semi-det: house. containing 10 rms,
b.. good heating plant. cleo. spacious rms.
throughout: excellent rm.-renting location.
Reasonable cash pymt.. bal. easy. Phi. us for
further infsi%s5lTn sMooP HDd cdMPXSY ip'psSs,0n
1416 H St. NV Main 4seo.4ss1 ..
NO USE TALKING
About Finding Any Cleveland
Park Home Any Cheaper Than
This Semi-Detached Brick at
15.500: it has 8 rooms. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths
one shower; hot-water heat. hard.yood
soa TERkELL & little. INC,
1905 18th ST. NV. Main 1885,
Evening phones Frank. 1861 or Col: 6s3e-J
COLORED.
7O2 Columbia Road NV.
Modern Groom and bath, 20
foot wide brick house, newly
papered and painted throughout
An exceptional buy in a high
class location. Price reduced
for quick sale
WARDMAN,
Main $3.50. 1880 K St. NV.
Evening star., 1925-05-05
YOUR ATTENTION IS INVITED
TO THESE SPLENDID VALUES.
SHERMAN CIRCLE

room, Hsrs To1deriH
a a for 81 une
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-S10500
$ enhan
tiled
There is ais a built
heated al "a
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-S14.5OO
a
frs floor The secoI
and the cellar -edatn
asonaD Ma
FACING THE CATHEDRAL.
located
foo has four
and two tiled baths
Prced
SOLDIERS HOME-S895O
Evening Phone Service 9 PM.
DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS
Evening star., 1925-05-05
SALE-HOUSES (Cont'd).
NEW HOMES FOR CoLoRED.

NEW HOMES FOR COLORED.
2I02 2nd St. NV.
Six large rooms, tile bath, hot-Water neat,
electric lights cellar. laundry trays, serv
toilet, buiit-in refrigerator and ironing board
oak floors throughout.
Very attractive price: terms like rent.
Open for inspection every day. Agent on
premises from to pm.
Evening star., 1925-05-05
BARGAINS IN NEW HOMES.
MANY UNUSUAL FEATURES.

New Home. Northeast, Only S6950-Nery Easy Terms.
A Anewo hm Bgu ha put
New Home Petworth. S8o50-S1OOO Cash, SIS Mo
'front.'
Closet hot artistic electric fixtures and decorations
t now--Man 371
New Home, Brookland D. G, S,050-Easy Terms
i
of
laundry
New Home West Chevy Chase Heights S6e7-Easy Terms
A
New Home Detached, NV $1O20-S5OO Cash. SO Monthly
0
New Brick Home Near Mass Ave- Park SO OOS1 900 Cash
wonderful brick excellent
@ %
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG & COMPANY
11O8 10th St. NV Phones Main 371 32 375
REALTORS.
Evening star., 1925-05-05
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

$3.50.
Reduced Price for Quick Sale.
Chevy Chase, d. c.
Nearly new stucco house on good lot; 8
oak floors and electricity Prompt pos
session.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc,
Realtors
1893 st. NV. Main 1857
Evening star., 1925-05-05

Here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21

age. t1p9.
urs . X Marriott 1888 Seventh ave,
W. garage. etc. fato
~ a. Gordon. Gfts .. sgth e.. residence
addition. etc. 1890
T. o. Murphy. ttt7 a1th ave, 3. frame
r - Bssbsais s,a, ss,h W. nams
residence. fstp9
Tismmiuz cafe sls PIKE e.. temporary
paftiiisn. etc. fisnpq.
F ., DsriHEsr 70 W. Etruria, frame
rraiHsnee. o. 100.
John uus,afsan. tt6s Fremont. frame
fraidrncz. ite9p
Alfred Goddard. 7t1 belmont pi. Far.
agr building 81 zee.
. o. ugsuiy. tur. Fol Amer Tx. bldg
frame rssidencr, i1.aoo.
= r. uNsuiY. Inc SCI Amer nk. BLDG.
frame rssldsHcs. it.9oe.
J a. OHsuiy. Inc sol Amer Hk bldg.
frame residence iz.toe.
j. r. oRsiIY. Inc. sci Amer Bk. bldg.
frame fssideHes tASee
Kors i.srlnson, 7h1 W q. l. way, store
bldg iige0o.
T. A Morgan, H. blanchard st. frame
Teaidsnce, t1.etp.
T. a. Carr 1oi Marion block. frame
residence iib0o
y a. Carr, 1gi Narioh block. frame
residence. tIeep.
a. tNrrnan 81 al Eaia Wondlawn. frame
residence iisee
T. = RcilipE. 2sue y. eSth 81 frame
residence tssoo.
s. I. Holdassy 800 W. 's,h It. frame
residence. Ii.t0o.
Sam ca..i 1900 RainIer ave. factory
bldg, $500
Myiroio a Chapman. iag5 y z1th. store
bids. $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
MARKET OPENS
STRONG
American Can Up 5l2
Points in Early Trading

NEW YORK Jan sf After dis
rlaNius stubborn resistance tu Hrta
Inns Yesterday. thr stock market
created apprehension lu hFar.sh girs
Fl'H bY developing pronounced
strength iu thr carly dealings with
cut ans special urWH tn'greuuut Tor
the Improved tone American Can
was The outstanding feature rum
Ming up a. lttA, against the pFsr
ftuur srHatuu lHw az 1854
f6=i7f Hfff fUk uf dupont also took
place at its's up q ltuufHngy iu
these lradiaE iudustFisia strength
rnrd speculative sentiment TrsaTd-
ms the whole list and prices
reached generally higher levels in
thu fret ia minutes 10 trading
Included tn opening prices Wrr~r
United states steel, l-5hs nap at
Radio. tsa up - AtchIsun. mrs.
orr 81 American Can. lea uP o.
etudetaksr. ash. uff = Southern
Pacific iot'a, ar a General Mu-
tore, 90. New York Central lga. up
Z dupont nav, up p Pam Amsrl-
cen Petroleum. E ttA. up p,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks - Sparkling
Eyes-Most Women Can
Have
Says DR.. Edwards, a wcu-Known
Ohio Physician

Dr. =. II. Edwards for II years
treated scores Of women for liver and
bowel ailments During these years
he gave 10 his patients n prescription
made of few wcll.known vegetable
ingredients mixed with olive oil. nam
ing them Dr. Edwards olive Tablets.
You will know them by their olive
color
These tablets are woudcr.workcrs
on the liver md bowels, which cause
"a normal action. carrying off the
waste and poisonous matter in ones
system
n you have pale face. sallow look.
duh eyes. pimples. coated tongue.
headaches, listlcEs. no-good feeling.
all out OF sorts. inactive bowels. you
take ono Of Dr.. Edwards Olive Tab
let's nightly for time and note the
pleasing results
Thousands Of women and men take
Dr. Edwards Olive Tnhlcts-the sue
ccssful substitute for calomel-now
and then Just TO keep them IT. i5c
and 30c.-Advertisemcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
New Corporations

Wagner Uras iHratfo Wagner. A
NaHUfr. 90 sHg M years assiitF.
ifatFHIHs9H Realty D1s HlasaHr. no.
coo. auirhrn from tUs records Jliy D.
ia.t. fs,Hslsirl D. Union Irast Co..
spokane
The wssg side Motor Co.. Seattle no
4oa NayWuHd D. AuigbL John tufsoH
ana neri Npzkea
% q, Groat a Co. Seattle, tIo.oas -
% q uruat, o., u. kippsn and A. ~
MriFaH, 20 carry on export aaa Import
trade End 20 ace ~ agent Or HTeuin IA
handling srpou aud Import business
iutrs Mauutaia PARK. Inc. rsaltle.
tA99aR Cecil g. NaeSutt Chester X.
Goth, HidBsT n uIIl
niSwpHa sales. Inr. Seattle, amend.
msut lnsrsasiHE capital stocs from ne.
900 o. lgsp9b,
Highland nairy. tanFyis~. amend.
meat Increasing capital stock from lit,s
ESQ go il1.sea,
rrerisr. Nssd Co. Everett Ilesso
William a. Proctor. b. ana Harold ".
Arad. general EaraEu business
AWh1y uisifiEutinH Co, Inc. seattle.
tfl gga. Uuffuu y Fheslau. willis a.
Herr and Tfanh b uaYlrys 90 engage.
either 80 rtiHsipal or scent IN the busi-
Hrss ~ tuyiuE. selling impguiuE. ga
refiiHE EHd dsalins DO and viih ell
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dispose % Nsassis ard either vehicles ard
MEAS - transportation. and 10 operate
tHr came with 81 rrressarT terminals.
Warehouses and ether facilities
h'ftfafd A uurHaH7. IHe E8HhTf cir
ford issHnTlH DufbsHi. - yrafs. seattle.
5000
THE Ngtusl Hf stern 60 Hs Nffe1 Agrfst
Ff 81 aFaitIs tGne zoe. 20 years
s~rstrr Auto IrrtEh' ~ ~. RYAN.
a. . Tastu. ~ anH- 90 3ssrs. Tar8ma.
IiaN iiHE Coz o. tsbHaHn and
o. A. EsrhfaHs s.fs8- 10 grara. seattle,
Inter state EI+r'ra Chemical CIV
D. MHHfaIe. lr = a. blackwell e, a.
grssra 20 Hsaf-. Seattle. 80 600
PaFirir tsHmEsf Transport Co.. Inc
Hehtfio. isBbbNa " u Hayden. D. 4
ltgffsf sHd Joe q. Hedges
NsEnHd Veneer Co. Tacoma. fs.oec
Ernest Dodge ara usarEs D. Osrooi
Lynch creek NHfuai ttEht Poser
co rataH,liis. IsI0a. Alfred Hroasf
AaH Arthur Cabusu.
PUGET Packing Co. Seattle iie.1Ph
W D. Erpeft4r. r. D.. Small ana p, p.
EEarrJ
S. tavs Dr. G1ods Co. Tarosus
amendment Increasing capital stock from
iEaf. aHa GO tsBa.gae
g. fiuhhaff. the ChrHrY 81 eaH.
stricken from rr1ofds Jgiy D. ibit. rsiH.
stated
ltartaq riywo1a Co. rfoqslsrn iisb.
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