The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1912, Page 7

°G. B HASKINS [§| IF UNUSED TO IT, CAPITOL HILL + alg ATTORNEY ew York Build Phone Main 2627 OLD HATS Remodelell, cloaned, blocked, re r wed, fyed, trimmed—made MODEL MILLINERY “ S27 People Bank Hide. HE KNO \ ‘OnLy CAFE STEVENS’ ACADEMY Fourth Near Pine Dancing Guaranteed tn > day and rial always oe. FELLOW. ‘CuUT=— CAKES Pastry of all kinds, are what you get if you ask for— ESIDENT APITOL Wire 15” To THE MANOR. BORN" BY FRED L. In an eartier article in this series | of Queen Anne Hill is only Biv it wae stated, with reservations | an excellent imitation. and implied misgivings, that Queen| We regret that we have been Anne Hill, though aristocratic, able to intervinw might mot be quite as aristocratic | tonables and exquisites of Cap! ae Capitol Hill, Hil on the socia, pretensions We said then, and we repeat now, | Qu n Anne Hill | that Queen Anne Hill is a thorough. | Interviewer, however, can und 3-Room |ty nice place. We appreciate, too,| stand the Capito! fo. distaste that it is impossible to gauge pow | pu ity of any sort itively social valves, We are loath | fl to risk doing an injustice to Queen|to converse with a number p g physically, it does not enjoy that | their betters. \rarified atmosphere which is found} And here Corner, Sox10@, pene at the highest heights. Anne Hiil. tradespeople in the neighborhood You are conscious of that rari- Near Columbia, fied to state that Queen Anne Hiit/ping im done, and with is lews aristocratic than Capitol pks, housemaids, policemen, Hil. Though fashionable, it is the| mon, nursemaids and others of merest trifle less fashionable than lower orders who share, tneofar its neighboring eminence. Though|their base-born natures will per altitudinous, socially as well as/them to share, se ft fs the difference dous: A Queen Anme cook jpoak of coffee. —never! But we have gone into this mat-| Mercer street and 15th aven ter deeply, and we now feel quall-| where much of the hill's table sb | fled atmosphere the moment you arrive on Capitol Hill. If unused t us, they are new-comers, nouveau riche, any | bles she is paid to dust. A Cap but heady atmosphere of Capito! Hult. do anything #0 The keen observer, who, after! flirt with a servant | visiting Queen Anne Hili, goes to and nursemalds would cut him Capito! Hill, will mote subtie differ-|if he had the impudence to try jences. On Queen Anne Hill people | He is a handsome fellow, the Cr undignified as 505 Lowman Bldg. | well-bred ostentation which is con-| always speckles, his shors h Main 2661. | spicuous on Capito! Hill on.y by ite|his buttons gleaming. He fits ntoe- = absence. The explanation is Frag oe into the decorative scheme, But ITALIAN SHIPS the resident of Capitol Hill is “to|he never has any work to do. renee manned oe SED TAFT REWARDS COINER FOR WHILE ISITING EATTLE presidential primary law and which subsequently at Aberdeen ignored a Roosevelt majority and put the jstate of Washington by the “steam- roller” ite into the Taft column, has finally been shown up in the Jopen. Senator Wesley L. Jones, ac- jeording to program, has recom |mended to President Taft the ap- Tacoma. At that conf nee ers openly charged that Coin opposition was the result of frame-up to deliver the state Taft, for which he was to ‘WOMAN DRIVES AUTO AT 50-MILE Stoelting’s} e Store | BUFFALO, N. Y., Jaly 19.—Cling- | the adopted daughter of J ‘ing to the whee! of her automobile | proprietor of the Attica hot lin a chase across three counties at placed the child in an automo’ @ speed of 50 miles an hour, Mrs./and escaped. An alarm was gt |Herman Lehman of Buffalo was ar-| and the officers gave chase, but the automobile reached Buffalo fore she was overtaken. kidnaping Evelyn Sloan, an 11-year- old girl. The woman declared the child was her own daughte Mrs, Lehman told the office _ tan ergs is, Letones vent that the girl was her own daughter, | poling bret : : | another Sdiniin Gin in There | Whose father, Chas. Deming, had| Ib; Dungeness crabs, 150, 2 for 4 | she abdacted the Sloan girl, who i, | taken the child away from her. She| ’ i, Be One of the finest, most up- had sought the girl for years, she| a lan Shai etoaeeonnn, 200° we | said. Ww, 166 2 for 2be to-date and romplete trunk ATMOSPHERE MAKES YOU GIDDY ident The sympathetic It has been our privilege, though, the lofty placidity of tween the hille, subtle but tremen- may | But a Capito! cook | She knows only cafe noir. | it, it makes you giddy. You may|A Queen Anne housemaid may $1 150 have noticed giddy people on Cap-} boast of the cost of the rugs she ie ' itol Hil, Take it from aid to sweep, of the priceless mar The Capitol polieeman wouldn't And the cooks lconduct themselves with a certain | {tol policeman, and his uniform ts “STEAMROLLERING” STATE against calling that extra session demanded by tho progressives, at Smith and other progressive lead- rewarded with the district attorney- CLIP WHILE KIDNAPING A GIRL, n Sloan, rested here today on a charge of | ing to Mrs. Lehman's expert driving | REFUSING TO ELOPE, MAN SHOOTS GIRL (ty Val Leased Wired DENVER, foal 19—Lured to @ Vacant lot and shot down because she refused to elope with a married man, Georgiana Liehtenwaiter, a 10-year-old nographer, is dying here today. The alleged murderer, Eugene Miller, is at larg Miller had long been attentive to the girl, claiming that he had been diyoresd, Two days ago Mb Lichtenwalter discovered that he Wawt married and jilted him. Last night be asked the girt to meet him and #a¥ farewell, as he was going away, They met and he enticed her to @ vaeant lot, where he suddenly drew a revolver and fired point blank at her twice, She fell as if dead, and he started to flee. The girl managed to struggld to her feet, and, seeing this, Miller rer turned and fired tWo more shots at her, When found, the girl murmured that Miller had shot her. Three pertons saw Miller fleeing from the Spot. CLOUDBURST KILLS 20 RENO, Nev, July 19—-Reliet ex peditions were rush xuma and Seven Troughs, Nev,, which were devastated by a cloud- butet which cost the lives of 20 persons, Fully 160 more, it is said, are still missing today, and the property damage {s enormous. e cloud t struck ing camps without an instant’s warning, sweeping buildings away in the torrent and hurliog «reat rocks down the hillsides. Many miners are believed to be trapped IMG lin tunnels and shafts The bia hotel at Mazuma, the Un | largest structure in town, was over any of the fash-|torned and several were killed in ftol | ot ite wreck SAVES GIRL; DIES HIMSELF BELLINGHAM, July 19.—-W. Hawes, « timberman, in to - mourned by all Bellingham, Haw proved himself a hero when he gave up his own life last night and res cued li-yearold Zoe Felton from drowning in Lake Washington. He heard the girl's cries and jumpod }in with heavy logging boots to save her. He succeeded in bringing her near the wharf, where ber play der-| for ot 4 of nue, Op | oral | ‘ire the as) mit be) jher in. Hawes, however, jexhausted that he sank, IN NEW YORK itot $25 Cash. ditions snobs and ctimbers who, ac-| housemaid—never! She may men-| conference with bla campaign com- $10 Per Month customed to breathe the sluggish | tion, however, the exquisite biend-| mittee today, Governor Wilson a“ alr of the social tideflats and/ing of shades. pounced that Chairman MeCombe | swamps, are drunken on the light ou get it, don’t you? will open headquarters in New York in the near future, Branch to oad it. ap headquarters there. direct Governor Wilson iny,| on the Coast, CONSTANTINOPLE, J the Dardanelles today prevente: That keen Itallan hand which; mittee, and he performed Iike a| ltallan torpedo boats this morning, frustrated the attempts last fall to,/master engineer. Colmer also vig-| and probably prevented a bombard- convene an extra session to pass orously protested to Governor Hay|ment of thie city. It is reported that two of the Italian the cannonade. PUBLIC MARKETS Joe ors a to} be ¥ New p tens ot Don’t fail to call and in- Polntment of W. B. Coiner, of Ta- ship. @ Gon. ite; apples, new spect tcoma, as federal district attorney} And Colner’s reward is coming as beans, 2 Iba. 100: 44 tea, abe \ to succeed Elmer Todd. fast as Senator W: Lorrimer | 32 fh Tipe tee oe cabbage. Coiner was chairman of the Jones and President Taft can shove! pound imrd, ide th | “steamroliering” state central waa over. #6c; bam ads je wad ° laundry soap full cream ehe She bile ven ow. be at _ HE SHOWED ’EM | Dr. Charlies B. Boudwin was out Pes ing a party of Potiatchers the aties of Seattle's boulevards. hey were winding around the In- erlaken drive, Dr. Boudwin waxing enthusiastic over the b the road. He turned around to point out a pretty curve when the auto hit a boulder, threw out bis! five guests, two of them doing a) somersault, and another going through the wind shield. All five landed on the grass and received no hurts, but the machine was wrecked ATHLETIC PARSON | Rev. Alfred Hogg, the “athletic, | parson,” has accepted a call from the Green Lake Presbyterian lchurch. Rev. Hogg earned his nick- |name in college by his capture of many athletic honors, including 45 prizes for long distance running. Mr. Hogg completed his theological studies at Princeton, where Wood-| stores in the state We have just occupied the store at 904 Second av. and have refitted it from top to bottom. You will find on display a complete stock of everything in Trunks Bags Grips Suitcases HAND BAGS one of his pro- LEATHER NOVELTIES 17 ee MRT SE, BAN ae. THAT BARREL | | NEW YORK, July 19.—-Admitting| that their chief task is to get men who will be able to raise campaign funds, the republican national sub committee held an executive con ference at the Waldorf-Astoria ho- tel here today. The sub-committee | planned to choose an advisory and an executive committee and a treasurer, ‘The advisory commit- tee will dominate the campaign, | You're invited to call. '1Stoelting’s 904 Second Ave. SATURDAY ONLY 1912 FALL GARMENTS 500 ARCADE BLDG,—Take Elevator. te Serge Suits, Mixture Coats, also Dresses— $15.00 Linen Suits and Coats, nice for Potlatch week— $6.85 Why not buy in the Up- stairs Store and save money? THE STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1912. today to Ma- n both min mates held out @ pole and pulled was WILSON QUARTERS SEA GIRT, N. J., Jaly 19—At a heaa- quartere at Chicago will then be opened, after which MeCombs wilt go to the Pacific coast to eatabiivh Committee. man King of Oregon probably wn * REPORTED | SUNK > pg 19— Vigilance of the Turkish forts on the! forcing of that passage by eight rehips | were sunk and others damaged by HE FAVORS ELECTION OF FEDERAL JUDGES = \ SENATOR BRYAN State Senator J. W. Bryan, of Bremerton, in bis announcement as & progressive republican candidate congressman-atlarge, says: “As the principal issue of my can- my best efforts to | judges from the # and politicians by requiring them to be elected by the people rather than to be n. by the president as a reward fe litical support. Elect honest federal judge Recall dishonest federal) Bryan {ts of the aix senators In the entire state who ob- tained 4 cloar certificate in the re port made of the last legislature by a committee representing the Fed eration of Labor, the Grange, rarm- ers’ union and Direct Legisiation league. He consistently worked for direct legistation and ishor mea sures. He introduced the resolu tlon ratifying the imcome tax amendment. He supported the woman's suffrage bill tn 1909. CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL COMING The W.C. {. U. will bave charge at the Chautauqua next week. It will be started by @ “Boy Scout” day, Other features of the week will be an address by the noted socialist, Charies Edward Russell, and several other addresses and lectures. Paid Advertisement didate for Superior Judge Of Non-partisan Judiciary Ticket. Primary election September 10th. THE SEATTLE STAR date wg po i of your paper. vives, if your sub- again been pald a your oe ie taken list A id date Irene label iss receipt. @ conventence of our readers, Aon eatablished jencies at the following locations: rv. = ~s, 6409 Ballard av. Phone Stores, Fourth av. and ba ait st Drag, mores, ay. and Madisen et, Ads 6 Fir near Spring may left at these branch Where same rates will be given at main office. Transient. rat ure 100 per line or 6 times for t rice of 6 for cash « y seo eCieavesy se NTEOUNGIL ar bes gis Siow Broken 218 re- ‘dadison, it_ The Star.” PIANO, silghtly used, fort to well; party must ha money at once, ‘Take advanta of this, Walling Piano . 208 Arcade Annex, second ‘floor, opposite elevators ~BOUVENTR AND € STTOP Aatique jewelry, postcards and. pen- 229 Union St, near P.O 0 Works, 422 2. Wagon ca cial Notices. 5 'yoxue Benito, prof, of botany and | medicine; Spanish steam bathe, ea- { pecially.’ Goiondrina lintment f rhournatien paralysis, nerves, and stomach trouble Alsons for all akin Band 7 to 9 p toom ard burfgalows. 4 i383. | Njchois Hinekiey (ike Funeral Directors. PPARWORTIT & SONS,| ¥ ~T 193i First ove. Main or Elifott raity Undertaking Parlors, 4214 Mth NW. North 212, W. i. Pork- hor. | BOnney-Wataon Go, Pungral Direc- hird ay, “and University. d 13 mote one weddlny PARIS F ‘LORAL C6, Cut flowers Flats for Rent. 6 ‘doulans.. 413. eee flat, $12.60 Queen Anne month. 2106, om W.n Situations Wanted— Woma house i) Ppatataas RUPTUE operat over 200 Lang's M palred the guarantee Female wants day work, washing or cleaning prete Nort 3 4 permanent, ic on from Je sure: pe Harvard Nidg., Beattie. fineral Wonder will cure Vitality: absolute watiefrer of money back #17 Third ay called” for, repaired, deliv Huson, 41 Hinckiey Bide 418. Wanlouring, facial and scalp, treat ments guaranteed, Suite 17, 217% Pile at Potlatch, opport Sonwult T can al phrenole 1310 regarding eon ret ay work. t Acai addrem ce Giiiropody BL ADEE ‘sharoened, 400 1401 4th ay. « jninted Boclety men and wen, TOK Pine Street pariors, maniourtng Es) nenlows. Winekley Bik _ Help Wanted—Female MIMS Call early an Third Wantea- Pe Telegr pric LEAR And 4 most co TH AMMIICAN LOKING AND DiES SCHOOL, BROADWAY ® sitively cures iM PTE MEN aamaking in the largest ry tN BRAT TLL Younus w cany work, F cial reduced .orv pay ' aph Instite : ir N LADTES* i ATLORING « iteh instantly pimples, blotch umeiet, Ind an Pike « Ladiow’ and en's dressmaking apeciaity, infants’ layettes. Batty faction guaranteed. 316 Arcade Bide z “i WOT POINT THONS—14 56 Kg YTHING ELECTRICAL Sound Blectric Co. 1010 First Av. pod fag. hairdressing. facial i scalp massige, manteuring. ai _Help We Wanted—Male Only mechanical engineering schoot in the apace structe vortise be ham will complete cour west. Just . botler, machinery, ete., in in new building, where specially arranges and con- for it# purposes, To nditions te North getting school, upon ¢ ned personally t ive 10 ¢ kas or clectrical engin Offer limited to 20 di alow ready. Seattic Engin wr School, Ine, First av. W. and Roy WANTBD— ton oe Bh egg! to learn bor paid while Bt ‘Sai NATIO: Why Ge for $ atte’ irs. Bultding. th ior write, wat BARBER COLLEGE en Lundquist 5? Because he Room 204 Empre Fioy Wanted. about 16 years of axe, to work in mailing room. Mr, Raletgh, 1 Apply tiling room, Seattle __Daity ae ork? OLE BA asics leone at rates. Hote! Barrington, 1513 Sec- ona. Killott 463 w My short course home bookkee Instructions tion 3 Male and Female Help Wanted single Foor 4 W Washington guarantee quall 0 days: a ance position Agent Address Ac- ite Butiding. and gentler ur photo « Drop. yet ls on Christy Studio, 1006 North orn Rank METRO cialty accounting pertenced railroad men to BUSINESS COL Telegraphy Teachers are old ex- Gradua and he good fons on We t and ning Denny panama North A giri's Solum near ¢ ward 1370 Rainie® a The Litt sells f Beacon 156. ry Store that always Get our price first Ti le Jow ‘or leas, YMPIC APTS., 2010 Western av -Single roome, $1.50 up, suite, _ $8.00 up. Near public .aarket Ke sping rooms. pwn stars ‘urnished housekeeping rooms, $1.50 per Week, 1012 Pike at. Kiilott $118W The Baris, 717 Marion; choice, moa- ing rooms: $2.00 _ Apartments for Rent. New apa totlet Sidney Gopeland Court, furnished Bxceilsior hed furn it WEAR ‘estiake, offers t antly ent ao: Donaid 1789, Rates The ito BL 500 da HOTHL bulldir GRAND Firat. oom Lawrence, , able, close in Matin 8661. $14 Up. Furnished Rooms. Browdway and Yopler, artments, furnished, bath, cheapest rent in city 1909 Minor, ¥ roome, 1, $20; phone, Ieht, M. 4210. Apts.—Furnished gud un- i; 9th and Pike, Main 2801 1809% “&th—-Comfort- ATCA GRANDS Hotel, th & Virginia, w, modern, wie ftirnished rooms, with the er modations, lowest rates, Hotel, $19 Howoll. Main All outside, modern rooms. r rable, furnished walking N. Main 5405. bs cornet Broadway * Modern. $2.00 a week #. Prentiss, proprietor Bae Tsland, 86 Virginia et y and $ week and up. Rainter, 168 Main st., brick nw Rates 600 and up, Bath, PACHIG (HOTEL 118% Rates Bo dally and wu: Soe. xth av. PO’ nus rooms, iatance. Housekeeping Rooms. || I on Queen A ern fur rooms Houses for Rent. Hotels and Lod Hotel ‘Tra 108 Jackwon wt 0 to 86 w INDON—1i2% d ibe, Biliott Livingston 1991 int av « Hates $2.60 per week and up. OXFORD, 1620 fat av, mod- week and up pd Wash; rina. Free baths 26 Business Cnances. My store and property for cash, oF will rent store and well #tock, & bargain; good terms. X-S61, care Star Wanted to bay, @ amall laundry close in, Addresn X-266, care Blar Fo ro 110 We iting. % For Exchange. POR 4 EX ANGE One or two acres of land, adjoining the City park, on Beacon hill, for} logged off land n Price, $2,500.00 1 fneumbrance. A Beacon bill to e $400.00 W. NOYE w Have just re Fergus county located every 1. The m North Ax will on ap: ed by hica Puget Sound Ity homesteads left road, Also any p excellent wheat ear t sound.) per acre; free of Iso have lot on exchange. Price, Boston Block. Wiiat have Milwaukee & A tow excellent nee to the ratl art of 30,000 acres and cheap. Act McParland, 314 we Farm Lands. $1,000—40 ACH —$1,000 Farm of 40 acres, 4 miles from R. R station, ise, barn, mili with |} house 00 do FARM vr cons ard, ood well and SP 1113-14 American Rank Bldg. a Acrea: ge. ACREAGE NORTH 40 acres, 12 miles north of city Ilm- its, 15 acres cleared, 6 acres bot tom land, good 6-room house pod barn, fine orchard, clone to ific highway between Bothe!! and Everett, Price $3,200, $1,000 cash, balance to sult pureh: UNG & BROBERG YO aR Phone Ballard $13. CHEAP LITTLE FARMS DAIRY—FRUIT—POULTRY GENERAL Not In the backwoods established farm ity of soll for years this wealthy you can do. ravelly land. B O-acre tracts, Ie over, easy to cl feet ‘deep, clay su rves the moist out or Paell = rock or gr Nearby milix _ If you wish, employment by investigating Daily bak What Dot haa been Others neighborhood we will secure yi Treat yourself rig FARMING but in an old Qual- proven farming have bec others have don: n't bu: uy sol oeKed off, ' ear, soil 5 to mbeOLL, Which coa- ure; does not dry gation; free from ng district. ide steady work. a nt this proposition. AY BRULET “at 10 ACRE Very easy to clear from city; south handy to s. hour boat servic ket CLIFFORD, 10 Good land all Shap—Z acres, par new house, 34x30, chester; nice vie Pr e or Ww Wash acre on * toa, $20 cash an: X 12 New York Hi AUBURN—6 acres ¢ Ry., east of this coriter, & $10 Herbert 8. Upper 160 acres water fre Hoge F FOR Pow “Hurten Lake of Port Orchard Navy Yard; one e to Seattle mar- 19 Thir around tly cleared, with focated at M. w of Seattle an ice $900.00, hal rite John Opdal Av. ttle car line: @ $10 per month. Elttott 5007 y main line N. P. prospe: down, $ 304 Leary mnt, $40 per WYLDE 4-room cottage, large lot, $900. 5 alder bottom, $3 ¥. M North 207 By owner, improved i0-acre wat front tract In Mason county. Fx price and descrip av aime tion ca 70 acres in Broqu ey lease, « terma, X-103, ee. Real Estate. halt th A private| Nichols, bungalows. Hinck -Resiiences tn all parts FOR SAL of the SAMUEL COLLYER, Member Seattle Real Tj acres, 5-room | nice for chic poses. We dress DO YOU WANT A HOME | block ) | | | | | ‘astest grow! ing | ity } ot line, the ar on ridge north Leary Bidg. state Assn. ouse, greenhouse: hon main road t for all our poultry, and soll wholesale and retall. PACIFIC POU Top Floor N Phone KALEM mi 1600 Pike For Sale—Livestock LTRY_ CO, orner Market, lott 3268, RY MARKET per It per 1b, ve and dressed turkeys always on Place. We will sell delivery te wagon and harn cheap. La view Grocery ast G12 or 6819 HORSW AUCTION GG. 1722 ist Ave be sales of hors: wagons rness, every Tuesda . Robb, Auct. Phone Matin Teok Iging Houses pan aad & Metal, Phones t anor Sale Furniture. PARAL and top and two sections for 1 contracts ne or jegal papers, sain for some realestate” firm. Call Star office. OAK Ciieet “containing ¥ drawers in fine condition; is a ban gain and can be used for wai robe. Cal} star office, nbination ak wardrobe drawer cabinet with mirror at B * oan: © Offi. or home, Cail Want rd to Buy---Furniture TON TER rae OF ive goods, Oe “ er 610 Pike, M 3227, rn Vurn Co, buya, sulin, M. Obie For Sale ARADO AG Star han ‘| hae 9 1 hole ¢ 18 drawe Dapers and Fegular filin tacrne et The net pigé “Ke cabinet for aw business, Call Btar of- five LETTER Tiling i stand, Ouk i \ Oak. I oxce dition, Star office re DAMAGED Damaged i Fe complet Husted’, "ii a i unta 1b and aw Thoroughbred cocker nlel pup pies, ¥ and $8.00, Phone Ke mahogi piano, 13. Broad way N Queen Anne 441 New pianos for reat ne rch “AND. COUN improved or vs any $5 any pa la tore 2B 1 ii; Sturtevant & Co, 312 Boston nin Po BLOW N. ical ae i's Loa nts from $200 y Bidg. LAND COLD THR: 7, waned on Mam nds ana rivate offices: confidential, welry Co. 803 3nd Av. BROKE ERAGE CO, 5.00 to SALARIED PE) Sorun oe ut secur or indorsement, ON FURNITURE, e receipts, ete, jew EASTE Y Los Planos, wars warehou: ea Rosca Busine +4 BAU rr oe a a Sass and counselor. 201« White Bia Phone pT ACTING No profession ofte @ teach and # rs more to anyone, tuntieeyand secure your oppor - ae hones Ville sketehes sold DE Dil shire Hote) tae ig SCHOOL O Ny HAND Carom tables aud im nnd Pocket ond rh bar r tixtures o1 TH a MoH Se. Our Bilis & it Coll o. “a3 N. tion Ci ‘Arcade. Bide. rivate work len Ht rtmtinal ain Conmuitats ana iyi e Ten, 1 of husband “aed rights: all cases pet ject tree by |) ia ie 3 w Legal adviee on the Legal Aid Bureau? cerning husband oT on is A ka bulldti ‘Fre. experience at 9 est court 211 B Off. Main S214. Hes” Bask eae Sommer, Lawyer, 103 SX Coiisule __tation’ free = Townsen, Balley Bidg. sultation free. ELEVATOR—Save money. ent sheet music. Salut A Pesth—K Spring—-Grieg; Butterf) Murmuring Zephyrs. a MUSIC CO. ntin es through summer, Main 2 and pla SYK nitar, loaned. ; SCHOOL Mandolie, njo. instru 510 Peopie’s Bank ‘hide % i TANOS TO RE Rent piled on purchase, Areade Arex. Waiting, 3a and Trade in Seattle. Mason, Fenwick, Burke Bid, € ‘ark Attorne. 600 Centr: —Tawrence a _ PATTERNS AND MODELS eattle Pattern Works, 816 First Av, South. Best equipped shop. Main 068. PHOTOG TARTS” PICT THURA —RARL AL, STUL ede finishing work, guaranteed, 1118 Sra Photos that q Game JOHN Liberty Bldg. ard. and Unton, ‘De — MOF Roth phones 9