The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 14, 1902, Page 2

e THE SEATTLE STAR. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 199%, 1 \ eee go See SS WORK TO The MA aD ougall & pe ices (ASSIIED_ ADS. se. Every afternoon except Sunday, AMNTHACT verse I ; t TELEPHONES e | of Puede” war! yikes ‘ \ t , 3 Rustness Dept, Matn 1050. Waitorial Dept., Main 1188. ou WIC Walla or t " Mining « ! ; | i ’ atilta , ; t RUBE STAMPS & qty—1 Third arene |Improvements Ordered and) 717 -19- 21-23 First Avenue New York-290 Temple Court But iting. A 7 : by | une i ‘ ‘ ty Chicago~—317-318 U. 8. Express Building. Contemplated by Council | a i i sb ai” dicho bike “F my cote, One cont per copy, oie cents per woah or twenty-dve cents per month, delivered | WwW ) d hild , gee oor + | AMENICAN tenn Dye Works HTB ; peep Sen, Peo cone rhe « welt ait i ordered omens an C dren Ss ATEOUN EY S-AT-LAW WNGINEEMS ASD €OSFHAOTOR it Rotered at the postomee . the follow im m u Bh, “attorney r iirigee a r a “2 |} Reid on Beattie bow Und dH PA r ; “ * : ia | vara avenue south to Ww CIFIC CLIPPER LINE me In bride * ” ; WHERE MERIT IS RECOGNIZED | eck, 1 Ortental ay neerwear an osiery 1H, CAINK, President . : on provementer pile arving. 1 SURES a | enue trom Be boulevard to Wel d fi parte. of thn United umes. "Highe WN TATIONAL ; nce F oa8 artist enthralled the te of | ler atree 800; grading Twenty : gs > CITY avenue om] mn i i thor a Once upon a time a great mualcal artist enthralled the people of | ler strest, $1800; grading Twenty educe S.S. NOME CITY |}, ’ : Fischer, 710 Drearbo 4 w York clty, He was a planist, He had a mane of raven-black hair / SUV) MYSmie hireh tem aoy mrad FOR NOME © MACDONALD, 4 turks building CAL MACHINERY and a fine face, His oul lived in the tips of his fingers, When he | ing and ‘aidewalking Kwing street Btock-taking brought forth many lines that have not sold R NO} HOOT, PALMEN a HROWN, Pioneer U8. | eeavxgcK x WrmaX CO, aynamon ® F played sorrow fled and delight entered the hearts of his audiences, | from E ton avenue to Woodland fx fast a# they should have, Tomorrow we will offer some of APRIL 21, 1902 Wanice Wieeriay hence vie a gg i py bag Ti aa The papers said he was Anton Rubinstein reincarnated. Women wept | Pak Avenue Baw them at prices that are considerably leas than the regular AGENTS Aleaawler & Mari 45 Waiusl Tal FINANCIAL 4 over him and men swore that Europe had not such another as he to improve the following streets Infante’ Wo and Be Veats ¢ Women's $1.75 Silk Vents sa a] WD. LAMBUTH, 2046-6 Pactte block MONWY Toaned on horewm, furniture, Jew 4 Then they asked this king of harmony whence he came. He told | Summit avenue from Bast Thomas CMMTKE o.oo sis sone § marked t0, eagh: 04.81.28 K ruse S.S.Line PIER ¥. FRAY, 90 Burne book siry, chattel mortaage loans @ specialty them Tacoma, Wash. and the interest abated about 90 cent. in a to Eee js | ing and Buite marked ¢ 50. Union Suita marked to FOR BAN FRANCISCO, fiona n cate tet ew York Bide block q Very few minutes. Somebody asked: “Where ts this Tacoma, any- | oVinue and 200 feet went. of Children’s tbc Fleece’ Lined $ We os @ Lined $.$. Senta Ana, Januery 5 -WaRD WBMP US Bone Cotten TO LOAN“Private themey OF VEE sale 4 way?" and departed without waiting for a reply. avenue, curbing and planking 5 irts and ¥ marked ? boten — Vents and sy ® Reduced Rates i% A. RELL, WN Te ; Man scot, } 4 At the next concert the audience was very small, confined to a very [avenue south between Yesler way ° E marked to Ticket and Fretaht OMee: ‘ A tal © LOAN—Private money at nd Washington street, planking an: Children’s Camel's Hair Shirts { Women's $3.50 Wool Union ‘ e ol, Main 114 rates of interest. Damus & Onn few persons who really loved music pony i a phispracselange and Pants at third leas } Suits marked to $2.60 : : : AUCTION 6h. im Marion street. a The artist returned to Tacoma and told his story to his father alors asked that than regular prices. $ Women's iéc Fleece Lined AUCTIC ewant furniture, | @ ARRANTH bough: and sold. Morrison | i Who was very wise. “You acted Hke a young idiot,” sald the old man, | the ordinance r music tn Women's $1.38 | iit OS Mast Diack Benen +: HE GLOBE NAVIGATION CO. the contents of pis-room § a ae a Mutual Oo aap “Why didn't you tell them you came from Leipaic instead of Tacoma | sa cn be aimende fo that the} Wnreed 19, gach... The | Naren's i FOR HONOLULU DIFECT || |: pa wot oe Vt och OIL TO. 13 Helier Boek ‘ae i eeeeere And there you have human nature, the peculiar trait that causes | cones fi each musicla® should not ted Union Bults marked to., § Children's Cotton’ ‘Hos ; ) Eureka, 2,000 tons,{| (take Nort att 1,0 Wed | gerne Bo . | “ots. dessa, oaceial a ee ' men and wor to applaud actors and performers from abroad and | went to tt x license and rev a é $5.00 r 1 Will bt pate t y Readay. ot sharp Sar go eae, at | ons — pass by talent that ts to be found at home. | enue con ; hart, F or about Febru . " ed bede,| ‘parte’ of th ‘ imerican | TA r i The Plats of divisions No. 1 and Ribbo: R t Half Price I} ary t 1 followed 1 2 o * i : avn | calls 4 “3 Attend the meeting at the city hall tomorrow night, and the 4 | Anna By Pearson $240 for personal] late during t \ ». Bome are m trifle mussed, but Shipping Permits Required ~ ; eae ce aieane 5 RPS TENTS AND AWSIN freely proclaim their objections where the councilmen, who have all ‘ | the majority are fresh. They are r ot HALY F : | t pany in thel] M 1, a * i aoe tented Go power of remedy in their hands, and the street railway who | Awk t he N r DF for hous | ¥ D ’ | © camp ede f é are responsible for the service, may hear them. | are thi ft t $5.00 kinds, but th ein | . Lee ORNDY ICE “ING wholesale manutactap 4 Abuse of the company or mere denunciations of the . fs always the same—$3.00 ’ rere . ent | * oh = have no place at the meeting, The councilmen want r W. NOTTINGHA i a “ SANT. AR R Cal an. } M. r Oo f ‘Each protesting citizen should accurately KNOW the present service | rman, wan picked up today on the << | j — ‘on His line, and be prepared, If possible, to offer ec plan for its bet bottom of bis capsiaed schooner, af- | Vv a | Isnehs te ‘ afloat with neither 2 : Pass 3a ¥ ‘ Ao) — terment toe having Sein edeat witt net HOLMES G00D ruRNITURE |] The White I and Sn ete are 4 A meeting on these lines will be productive of good. It wit! clear | Waite r* ays oe! Yukon Route ices I Up many misunderstandings and promote better feeling all round. And | with him wh he boat rturt |] To the At Hig Sa x distr n care bandied prow as street car schedules are of vital Interest to every the meetin. | BB Sern, et Se ae ae of 14 Gaze S ‘ 1 I Bed V I Mir district. : Pivare aad beattont should be well attended. Titpose It fe thought Olan w pecia. ron aite MKOUGIT MAIL, mpryess ere 2 oe Wwe CHEaREAN | PA bn AND FREIGHT a ‘The Seattle contractors who bid on the fire headquarters building to | 1h WINTER. i CMBRECLA HEPATRING —~ 7 be erected in this city say that they never thought of such a thing as | BT | ae SELLA onntactared “recor ee combining to mulct the city. The'insinuatiéns of the Board of Public | | evra SOON 2 Rees Boe ee Works are condemned—by the contractors | ; 7 Soick COLNE | : WANTED—REA | J. FRANCIS Mer. 1012 Firet ave at a | ’ wh iitrathbon Beattie, Wash, and Skaguay BANKS | | MOUSES AND LOTS WANTED, - ANADIAN WANK OF | Wioteet pri lob 3 mo a TRENTON, N, J. Jan. 14—The} ———— ———________fif , COMMERCE. caeteiea| b ‘ Rat Fm? “sores ahd meahaes Telia - ; a 9 oon, a M rm Swe' Now Jersey ‘tate legisiature con-| Port Orchard Route |" 80% joie s | at ag A vened at noon today. Interest in the| y service, effective Bept. 10, 1901 4 4 i‘ yen P oe tne ao | = send TWO THOUSAND ; . | openings days of the session centers | fhe tala Ay yy Vian an a roo Agen | GRAY Weight 1700 Ibs. 7 years | Essin' a"momth for that pera at Dopod og ry tion “ a0 mit t Dry Dock), Charleston and Sidney ner of James| m - gi] ease ou payin ak 4 States senator, to succeed the tate | SrhAMERS : eatinty board bill, Ja 620 6 Senator Sewe! N, Manager ave. 0. Thos. Fitzge Three prominent candidates are | Athion and ane Flyer KAL WANE OF | WUNERAL pinecrons ex-United States Attorney General mm Columbia Dos | BUTTERWORTH ae SRG, embalines OW.MAN + AMERICAN INVESTMENE John W. Griggs, of Passaic county vant " street. ect th, tenes m0; wurpiue, OBA.- |v ieae-1428 Third. ‘Tel.. Pike 60. %s ‘COMPANY, John F. Dryden, president of the A Brase Trimmed Metal Bedstead, like pleture, finished in white || o ianve Seattio-6-m og BR pres; J. & Goldemith, vice |” FURSACKS Sa S18 Third Avenve. Prudential Insurance mpany of undays) and 10:00 a. m. 1:15 p. m.|p 7. cunhier. | PIRTAY S ROOM Tale Recon avenue. kan ae a oe ‘of esc |] enamel. A neatly designed, well constructed bed, with very substan- [| itor Bremerton only) and 4:30 p. ml. reonitents in princioal ettien tm th Yt 8 WANTED TO KENTHOUSES— county. and Edward C. Stokes, |} tial poate and filling rods. The head board is five feet high. Full or aiurday only, extra trip 31:20 p,m.) ¢ States 0 rope - SARL REED 40 REE 1 Bren t 2 a i PROPLIO® BaAVINGH TANK M@ORLEY & WENDERBON, HY Geel. chancery clerk from Cumberland | Leave Bremerton—6:15 ai ; three-quarter size, Worth regularly $8.00, county, The contest is one of the | mi, 3.00 and 6:18 p. m. Leave Sidney tia “Tarren Bled Seat Be moat spirited in the political history S ial Thi Week at $5 50 | jiite and 11:20 8m. 6:0 pm : 1. Greenteat. asst | WANG ED Ladice to call and Tevee™ cent." Or we will aseume the. i ome INT as ee a {* 6:66 p. m. en tigate how we can sell i |For Pieasant Teach a Re sone < Ce a a a Ten nnn at take steamers leaving Beattie 25 cents. t 19:00 a. m. and 1:18 p.m. Leaving | ply Co., rooms 41-42 Downs bids. Bremerton 16 @. m. and 6:15 p.m. | (" viet eel, | WANTED—Agents for our goods and _ Fare © cents round trip. ? ne, et novelties. Seattle Dress Goods + . e m ¥ s ATIONAL BANK OF HELY WANTED-FEMALE . MAKE ARREST WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 14 Richard Cole, a colored man aged = 2, BMALs tveriner Company.) years, who was in the employ of hy a COMMERCE, PAPA Ee, Odie, Ties pe a cog ag Le Mra. Ada Dennis as a porter, was capital mc] ister best help in aux. Reaitio, "Washington, Ie herehy noting yenterday arrented by detectives, 1161 1103-1103 "SECOND ave "2 A KR. Bpen fate OR ee A. Elwell, president therect, for Tage charged with being her assailant January Zi, at 2p. m., at the ofee HELP WANTED—mAL Mra. Dennt is dh reamed bec arrest was made, as she says whe had ne the irale, Only | Seattle, King County, Washington. ‘Tae ? | ’ wet NATIONAL arn barber ade; Osi | cotect and purposes ef thie steone “ai full confidence in him and there was beep Cate lf “hi es slection of tees and odicers no reason why he should attack her weed (ee . &-. | condition of the company may be put’ ul Pronounced a Fraud OPTICIAN \eaghans | FURNISHED WoOMS |S" asin pany may be put upom = : S First ave: | This notice ts published and this mestin ae A concern which has been col-{ 116-218 Burke Fulding, cor. Second and Marion ss ‘il modern; | called in accordance with Article Il of th . |lecting rentals for @ mail receiving | BUSINES < rca | tmeved) SAS" SDL GEORGE H. PHILLIPS AND HIS MODEST HOME. [Dax .enieh Me, Never Golivered. hae uw, ) af it} Y % 2 | | SORE Bevo? Roome be up. 2 First FR CHAMBERS Jr Recy, |recently been seriously o y ¥ Uf, (4 ]t Ii!) Wy) Y/ 2} STRANGER, ATTENTION! JCONKLIN HOUR, 110) Think ave | = TE CEAMBERS 7 Seer rat no Maa TOMLAMS HU MLV Yl “ge oe fs A ayer NEW YORK DENTAL CHICAGO, Jan. 14—Geo. H. Phil-) could almost be confined in a pint |terday Postmaster Stewart received *n ns hinch Lames Sf dd Dad Ae. Oba dd ecatoun sti Union Ice Co. has pure PARLORS lips, world fmous.as.“Corn King” | bottle. tes Sallewinn warutug from Asset =| Special attention to} S Phillips, posted a notice on the board MN gp Voted 1901 deat in corn jant Superintendent Erwin of | the | en. through je. Tel., Union 1100 614 First Avenu' 46 this morning ord e i supposed to have lost $500,- | free delivery n: “Agents of a went investign- | 1 atti ai te poe aan lgpmcteer behead: 9 and "was completely ‘elenned | concern styling Teri the. "nited if It Is Sporting Goods of Any Kind See Us Geo. M. Clark & Co. Fou tae bank. | oma ~—S-APRIRGOR eee Ta Spotl magyar Fh Fe pee josed. - | out. at he has made or lost in |S te Supply Co.” have woRTHRUP | ofice gixyy one Senceen thee lee p- produc ents OF €4 to take this step on account of/his fight of the last few days in| been operating at dieteront’ j oe oF of S00 000 Ta aoe of Chicago | oe Nie | ga RINE kine “These ‘ate the only dental iis inability to meet demande for) the rye and wheat pit is still a mat-|throughout the country. collecting ; | Got" incorporated, 13 | ome : Meath aed Manedines vo eoneall Margins and the failure of promised | ‘°F of speculation. Those who pre-|rentals for a mall receiving box,| dates will be made. It ts probable For a limited time only will lies + cares fil and apply crowns and porcelain Metide eateianes. tend: to know his situation assert | which they never delivered. The| trata member of the axecint a eakuie aie 1 you want correct wna, undetectable from natural » that If he had defeated the bear | departmen jot approved of this | wi) t : j zy ante 3S Weller.” and warranted for 10 yea . The raid oo Phillipe began yester-|movement now operating against company, ‘and. pronounces. ita] il,be nominated. If there is no one | eae ane ‘ ot Gere Soe, Gay. He was in heavily on wheat |him he would have won half mili |feauhe™ fore of thie oie Wah SE olemen. SALOON MEN, ATTENTION! EN td Rings and aft other dental work dose and re, and st was on, th ed Mon dollars. This was the first intimation giv. | The will. of the saniority will | FOR, Saie—two sloee ae avenue, | SAM” BOTHW ELT” Toei y and by spectaliat €ereal that the _principa he Backed by Farmers len to the local office of the name | -%*,." il! dol te : cee sarects, new Uulidiegs and new | _ SOrey ee ‘@gainst him was made. On the! Ps: j Bo a carefully regarded by the membe bars and Gx be haa ‘tor | Los Strength of his announcement, rye | j_iit Dhenomenal rise as a specu. | f the fake concern. |r Feat sate har tare cadena t S08, reapee- | HOUND leather purse, ioat in Vienna fell rapidly from 663-4 to 60. [ater cppeare to be due to hi wit-| them which would help to place ' ance he fe, Finde ra” to. Grand Advised to Quit | board: his utter Inck of speculative |" “There are many alumni. i " "We. ba’ pera house a elve reward. Phillips’ attorney advised him tol fear, and the almost unitmited ear. | his city who have vowed to see a f price from ee get out of the grain business, be- [ital which he seems to have at hia | len in t affairw at the un eck, tae ue b American WANTHED—Ail Kinda “second fe : cause of the repeated raids that: command, and which is said to ve question of exper Prt ‘ | js ee Mt < ] would be made on him by two big|come from a syndicate of middie tr them. A cor : Saoees | ‘ | WASQUEKADE CO yng ged Were saneubed by ue and central [linois farmera, | mitte be seat to Oly a te Per dow. cans .... a “i ! | Cont Mies tent, Alfred Ts ; ips in his corn deals. who believe in legitimate trading — make mal appeal to the new Loparnc USE: tought sm M r . These houses, it in claimed, have | that is actual bovine, seliing ag | govern asesciation will ¢ , porna MOUSES. | _tav |_Gold Crowns, $5; Full Set Be Rounded him mercilessly, overlonk- | handling of grain on — |e grea nd wield a larg FOR hws hee 6. mw, hehe MECHANICAL ENGINEERS | Teeth, $5; Bridgework, $5, no oppo! 0 Ruence in politica this year than { "READ fr BUT usually filled swith “a “= 1 McALLASTER, 00-4 Ploneer | A . ing no opportunity to ruin his deals. lo. 36 Yeare 046 Alumni Association of U. of W. Will | Influence tm p f t CREAMERY BUT i a trun, “sdpmeniee eer Gold Fillings, $1 up; Sitver Fille : E006, but every vane lips made} Phittips’ is 35 years old, was hor ever has befor Turnit INES ANI ings, 50 000, it ever per y o - 70 ae, as born | ‘ f yr » PLACER mines wanted a { Paid to his customers, leaving hie |!" Morris, Iil., and became an eleva-| Strive to Appoint New Regent Retard a PACER “saincs “wented Ta. the, sists ot | OF a ees. « tor boy in his father’s storehouse me trace | ents that we can! apply. 4 bi Star, New York Dental Parlors - bo Monts aor ne ne yet in The Alumat Assos dation ot ine 10-peund’ tub | Cor gre gpa MUSICAL INS. RUMENTS | ped end Ava, SEATTLE , ool. He went to Chicago as soon | state university is preparing to take | . INES 0 ato ie jeqnnd floor, Mowand bulitine: sepey Phillipe’ Mistery jas he was free froin school, and |an active. part, in the polltical PURR SWEET CIDER | ie tate —af | MEPATORDL SOREL sold, TOT ST SFE] ae atual Lise uitging. Geo. H. Phillips, whose daring op- | worked at anything his hands found |changes made in the governing board Por gal. vis « be gate coussgee Aue aumiote | ict, Ai cae, On aa erations on the Chicago board of to do. | of the university because of the suc- Smal. Kew oo. sssee apply. 4 bs ____.. | DR FORD A NAD EAT eer. tose | to 8; Sunday, 10 to & Ladies alwage fone ie mais ene MPeculator’e| Later he was m buyer for the| comslon of Hon. lienry McBride to Smal. hem... p WURINESS CHANURS ee cans. —___— | _ta attendance % calied the “big little | house of Geo. A. Seaverns and Co., in| the gubernatorial chair. Letters are EVAPORATED APRICOTS | ESTABLISHED business on First |? . OM, < Cuapia bie. of the pit. He is calied| the corn market, and finally ‘be. | being sent out among the members Per und Ze ‘avenue, paying $100 per Deck, | DR. KIGBB, Batley building 2992 2d aaa DDDarDDDDD>2: onthe lise of hie nerve, and! came a commission merchant on his| urging renewed interest in the af- LARGE ITALIAN PRUNES. Owner hax tmportant matters East | bated ti 8 ‘ little cause in physique he own account fairs of the college Per pound : Ne quiring his Immediate attention. | WASHINGTON Tnatitute ot 8 ' } few weeks the term of i : akaea ate mn. | gate. Depostt ng Ket ny =— | it few eee te term of RENCH. PRUNES—Per - a Tha tmercan Investment Co.) Beattie three yearn. Phone, Main et. | e ; expires. As he 's @ Democrat it is e pound te CALLON # # —t TaUsiness COLLRUES PATENT ATTORNEY g F L TWIN BROTHERS AND |etinehne a Damar ee wae cone etittias secre — — | cpogP PRET ATTORNEY ; by the wovernor tom imaeit r kit, @1.75, $2,001 E. W. {vidual instruction St" boston bik | ¥, ADAMS, drafting * THE SUBTLE TIES THAT BIND THEM It is to name his suc or that the 82.21 WEST snethods and tenshorsAcras Busia PRESOWAL g : | Alumnt Association will striy ABPARAGUB ‘er can Cottegs, Second and Fis WERATERE Heaters, Neaters—a 1 * ’ cr A prominent. alumnus said. this fe and NEWHAI I | ULATAVOT AN cin Heatery—a~Taes | ang mortling The queation at inmue parE » ros 7 HELION g isms _— | increases tn nignificance when It is TUMBLERS pct OR gy tay & CO ee oes Ay — realized that ® canvass the y P rs Riot ate a Fal s i Se and 206 . . may t " ct | ra | jdtitinen | alumni revenin the fact that many IM Plain tumblers, good and CAFE 8s) nlm rs x # A } of them are opposed to the present rs 1 r can : d S Sri A | state of nftaira at the state. uni heav ehvecnveees BO Biter gama Be Second and Madison a : : a | hiidnas <b titi Blown tumblers, best of BR Per can : Maclean, ‘ hanl® g " 5 iatige. "Ae tie oes Extra heavy hotel tum ‘ 8 Adds comfort, conveni- - ( ah meeting. At 1 a ca iain a ta'§ . , i 7 | ful car of the avaliable cs bler ...+4 vee BO Parma : : ¥ ence and cheerfulness to Ht Hy | AUCTION MADAM CAROLINA | -Seosuiatea, rereeneens | % Me £ youy beabes | ~ a ), c ROLI The well} = as I | | PELGER & (RLBUT know derful clairvoyant] WANTE ir Te Wea: | % Costs no more than } | | y 5-12 “ Miturer hatmen offen ier ane tae Sirs. ‘Tait, careful | the inconvenient match i | | (21 6 Secont Avy 1.00 en Up. Waldorf] iegorhio Masaage-a18 iat Room's |e lighting illuminants. \ n TABLE MA 4 s s i * | Por of 6 mats, complete with a pair of our ths CLEANING | ete NL | i ran Tothew oan - | » | BRS—-Rach...20¢ veal DANCING-ACA Dice | DR. MILER, removed to Is" W 8 | STOVE POLISHIN 1 Ny O & BENT st mi | Banding, 84 and? a. ¥ “ sia and, Fri Fath eevee leks |. Tele, Mack 680; ree, < 651 M4 The A rt “ RATH BRUSHES Rach / » 1 da! Ranke b Pike street DR. ANNIE FR 1 4 Hinck oa Hak 4 Pit re peed GRUSBRR—Mach A ne W lot just in, Bl socneer cnt -acs ae eo | OTOGKAPHERS ¥ Seattle sand Ottis n, of Lawre he twina is herseif often non-pluswed | t hene *, where you can get ——— 1 s ‘a soon i Phox % I re twin brother a i aves hee ate nd these olen, whe a x CLOTHES LINKS WaTiER "4 Mutt” 081 PAE ST CRAVENS CO. FOr Ind., are twin brothers w nd ives over trying to aun which | what’ you want’ at your own pr e.| Youthful Eyes TROOP 80 feet lone sans | reen SI " CONTHAT |: ieieien prams Sor Pies aaa. 1 Company and habits of thought that it in Im-| ‘The young Wt gt trey Spl oe reah lot of | For the Aged CCN SNOC HP wexwees : ‘ prameey ied R joxsible to distinguish between ther 1 pa a eee Gperenioe’ bythe! 77_ Starry Mt WM. li, MULLING New bad 907 First Ava. 4 ™ Sse nowing it). lett tan an ' urned in 24 bourse nd rea 7 ry 7 onepe a! r i rn a gs fn their schools ks at a and are knit together by other| funded, All kinds of stock, harnean| distanc dhe UT J SASL ABO MORNE a) WATCHES, DIAMONDS, FINS ; authorities are aware of the trick standing. hey find infinite amuse 1 need any auetioneering done,| SCHUCHARD OPTICAL Co, irst Ave. Seattle puplis Anished, and bemtinens Fe Be Albert H. 7001s s Until informed by the brothers, “Otto | ment in the perpetual “comedy ive us a call, M. J, Walker, auc Hye Spectalint | ‘Slopution and ‘oratory; will rus aya | THE Tey tees, ARuate Betating, Enger ert Hansen ava F * and Ottis call on cach other's sweet- ors.” tones, ‘Telephone, B 1,” 207 Becond Avenue, Seattle, emg wy 9 9 a and coach dramati clue. Tues,” aa BP ae c whe largest. Jawelry house Saeee a jtioncer, Telephone, Buff 1661, | 120 nd Avenue, tt | | Want anything, try Biar Want ade.) Pri, 4" Hoel | Bante, gles Firat and Pike Ph al ee jewelry hou: