The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1912, Page 9

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ALLING HAIR OR DANDRUFF, cleanses, purifies and tnvigorates the scalp, forever stopping itching and falling bair, Danderine Is to the hair what pah showers of rain and sunabine to vegetation, It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strength ens them, Its exhilarating, stimu lating and life- producing properties cause the halr to grow abundantly jong, strong and beautiful, You can surely have pretty, soft, lustrous hair, and lots of it, if you will Just get a 25 cent bottle of Knowilton’s Dandering from any eeemetenniteda-aitinieesss ee “PLAY DOWN, MUSETTE, PLAY, drug store or toilet counter and try it as directed. ment, FORD, GEORGE LA MONTAGNE FRANK E. YOUNGS, TOM ALDERSON, R. A. GWINN AND JOHN L. STEELE. Solve the A JOHN E. of every degree. — of every degree. a Ala legislation. legislation as an act for ti pg territory. _—) do this work. | Mandpoint, and is in an exceptional . Ballaine is a progressive of side of every issue, in Alas the progressive voters of than any other man could do. Respectfully QEO.LA MONTAGNE, Fairbanks | BD R DUNN, Nome | 80M ALDERSON, Forty-Mile $. & STEELE, Laniock PRANK B. YOUNGS, Seward EW. RANGE, Copper River FRED LAUBNER, Seward DOHERTY, Fairbanks and a aA Yon HASSLOCHER, Keteht- PEDERSON, Hope P. STEWART, Hope CARPENTER, Kodiak ‘ART, Hope HENRY, Seward IKENACH, Ellamar . T. WILLIAMS, Nome M. BRITT, Nome § GRIFFITH, Valdez 4. HARVY, Valdex gs Valdez WELLS, Seward A. GWINN, Dawson A. FRIEND, Skagway H. BALLARD, Seward PARKER, Valdez COBB, Andreaofsky I MITCHELL, Anvik BUZARD, Hope ELLIS, Susitna N, TIBBITT, Valdes ,YOUR WoRK AND Your vo’ FOR JOHN E. BALLAINE RESIDENT OF 8) GTOW FOR 23 Dn ee en “} will devote my time and my energies in congress to the princi of securing legislation for the immediate construction of a sye ‘of government-owned and government-operated railroads in Alaska. “Alaska’s wealth and opportunities thereby opened for American Bo the Progressive Voters of the State of Washington: ing every section of Alaska and speaking the sentiments Jeast 20,000 residents of Waghing‘on who are now or have been we appeal to the progressive voters of the state of Wash at this most critical stage of Alaska’s history, for their united securing for Alaska a system of government-built, government- and government-operated railroads, to the end that the wealth opportunities of that rich land shail be open on equal terms to least one of Washington's delegation In congress must be pre- and equipped with special kmowledge of Alaska to take the iead- in Alaskan affairs before we can secure such important and bene- building of government railroads in soverument rallroads there | TO PROGRESSIVE VOTERS | Government Railroads to laska Problem | BALLAINE For Congressman-at-Large, Progressive Primary MR. BALLAINE’S PLATFORM pal greatest handicap that Alaska suffers, and that Washington in consequence, is the lack of information about Alaska on the Washington's senators and representatives in congress, to whom from other states naturally look for leadership and guidance E. Ballaine of all men has the special equipment to qualify|rne infield, too, knows the details of Alaska's railroad problems from every position to be a leader in the move progressives, on the clean and pfo ka as well.as in Washington Washington giving their indorse ‘Ment in a decisive and emphatic manner to the project for a system of ment railroads in Alaska through the nomination and election of Ine on this one principal issue, as w ‘We give our pledge that he will get definite and lasting resulte from in fulfillment of this important pablic enterprise, more effec- re confident they will, subseribed, BEN PRICE, Valdez A. M. POWELL, Valdes T. A. BUCKLEY, Skagway WM. A. HESSE, Seward WM. H. LERCH, formerly Skagway F. B. WHITING, Cordova. : ARTHUR E. BURNS, Seward EUGENE B. SUMMY, Nome ROGER P. SUMMY, Katalla F. W. LAUBERT, Valdez ARTHUR C. NASH, Nome H, M. WICKERSHAM, Valdes J. &. GABBART, Fairbanks J. ©, BOYLE, Valdez WM. B. MOORE, Moose Pass F. P. SKEEN, Falls Creek JOHN LECHNER, Falls Creek J. W. RICHARDS, Tonsina Creek CHARLES WARREN, Iditarod NELS PETERSEN, Susitna HENRY VAN OGLE, Sunrise A. LA MONTAGNE, Fairbanks P. T. FRANSEN, Fairbanks ED CRAWFORD, Dawson JOHN O'SHEA, Fairbanks KR. O'SHEA, Fairbanks GEORGE RICH, Iditarod. JAMES BARRACK, Fairbanks GEO, C. MELLOTT, Skagway MILO KELLY, Knik W. E. HUNT, Sunrise KE. L, CRAWFORD, Circle City FRED J, PERINE, Latouche ISAAC ROSENTHAL, Kaik A. N. NADEAU, Juneau OTTO K. STRIZEK, Fairbanks 8. KB, LIKES, Seward PHILIP J. HICKEY, Seward AB more than 1,500 other Alaskans resident in Washington, TE AT THE PROGRE For CONGR -A Mi ‘eld OPENING OF ALASKA WITH GOVERNMENT-OWNED ZATTLE AND HAS BEEN A RESIDENT EARS. Musctte says so—Musette of the | coaxing fiddle and the tripping feet, Musette who dances as she! plays. Musette would give us the! classics. But the managers are wiser than 1," said Musette her dressing room at the Empr t tre yew terday afternoon, “and they wil! not let me play good music. “The pub He doesn’t want it,” they tell me ev in | iTS v THE STAR—FRIDAY;SEPTEM f Progressive Primary BER 6, 1912. EW ACCIDENTS [ALASKA FREIGHT GOT INDIGESTION, STOMACH UPSET? eidents In salmon cannerion | : ” ware yory fow thin year, Of the R T S REDU ' DOWN, MANAGERS [iii atts’, 5, RATE CED plndudtrial insurance commission The second reduction in Alaska ? Spitz dog, who guard her so zeal-fover, $10,000 romaine Intact yet. | rates in ten da ns 8 ously from the vulgarities of the} Thorp has been to date $1,400 paid terday by the Alash 2 jroad that she leads a lonely tife,,outy the largest individual sum be hip Company. The new a which a deadly round of hotels ing |$27.60. canners ex ate is $8 a ton on ul me You don't ie a .* and traine and ragtime, with nowhpresd themaclyes ax pleased with (°4ndine to all ports in Southeast | poor ws Ppp teh 1 Sa wensnty when Your eanee a bes 0 i ee jen sen teeny-weeny classic/(ho.Working out of the act ‘ lanka. Southbound rates! mustn't injure it with drastic drugs. 1. RE 8 EOS Sr oe : sandwiched in, rh rom Alaska are.unchanged, os are} . sure wnh ¢ io drugs. “4 ( | But the managers, belleving th Portland, Ore.—His nether limbs | the s to Cordova, Seward, Val Plast ap asc agen Bagg speed ing rellef; it’s harm junderstand thelr low-brow pul surrounded by pajamas, Milovan |< other southwestern Alaskg | stomachs tt mages 1 unfailing action in re ing sour, gassy better than she, shout at her ev: Dupich appeared at police headquar. | ports 7 se dae ee ee ae ee ee gastritis erywhere whe goes down,| ters to report m thief had or | The reductt oiebty dart OE POS TREES Ree msde h Pesons the ware Ore ' | Muse >; play down! ‘his room and stolen his trou Ja rate " mpantes | : a ~| will t to f to got the : | busin The Seattle to , | ; MADAM! IF YOU DON’T FEEL RIGHT kagway was one ax high as $14 PAPE'S | a ton for general mechandine 2 GRAIN TRANGULES OF ' | TAKE DELICIOUS “SYRUP OF FIGS” DIAPEPSIN | - - FIRST ARREST IN MAKES DISORDERED STOM. | WEST’S CRUS DE! VEEL FINE IN PIVE MINOT ES | Waste-clogged bowels, torpid liver and decaying food in A | bee GAa MEAntoOaw ' / stomach cause the sick headache, gas, backache, PORTLAND, Or, Sept 6. Phe | sallowness, biliousness and indigestion. first arrest in Governor West's : } e : Jerusade against vico is made to ; } - |day, Carl Rosenheim, a bartender,| Sa ae | s being held hers on a charge of sell| “ARGE % CeNT CASE—ANY DRUG stoRE, ; | All women get billous, headachy {sour bile, clogged up waste andling iiquor to Charles Meyers, an| : land = conatipated—slm sonous matter have been gently alleged intoxicated mat Rosen. te —— - me a + they don't exere but thoroughly moved on and out Of| heim wag released on $100 ball don't eat coarse enough) your system, without nausea, grip Several other bartenders st fruit and green vegetables. Those] ing or weakness. rhead Will be| of selling liquor to intox fare nature's ways of keeping the}clear, complexion ros breath} are under survelllanc q | 1 liver and thirty feet of bowels ac-|eweet, stomach regulated; no more| Prosecutor Hurst. stated 4) a oO a oO a |tive; but very fow women employ |constipation, gases, pains and aches. | reste would be made within a few e e ° : them. The next best way (is de| It is simply a matwr of keeping | hours, { lightful, frulty Syrup of Pigs Wea tomo. Brae ana. tows? ARRIVES SATURDAY. WATCH THE STAR. i | Nearly all ills of women ean bejclean and regular. Then you will WOLVERTON RETAINED { Jovercome with Syrup of Figs alone,|always be well—always look and| NEW YORK, Sept. 6.—Harry | There In no need to have sick head-| feel your best verton will be retained as man en sai 9 : lache, backache, dixetness, stomach| But get the genulne—the old re-|ager of the New York American { sour and full of gases, billous spajis,|iable, Ask your druggist for league team next season, according ' aallowness, coated tongue, bad|rup of Figs and Elixir of Ser » information here today bd THI 18 MUSETTE ib, ‘Slavteating, nbrvo[fatuns, ih "conn diem Tas poor aewiog ot oe Miewane | NOICe Undertaking Co.| | ene? Adee whe as te te |*e* fepression, The surest|catled Fig Syraps som # sub-lers this season to a weries of : vaudeville shows vulgar? bf our)" wemedy is one or two] stituted to fool y The true, ge cldents to the star players on the BROADWAY AND UNION tastes iow? Will nothing but rag | easpoonfula of ct sus Syrup of | wine boars the name Cat fornia Fig |team, gave rise to the report that Our fortures—reasonable prices, tent service, homelike surroundings ae fy us? Does geod musie| Pies Try thin tonight—you'll feel | Syrup Company; look for this on|Wolverton’s contract would not be) Phone Kant 300 cold? splendid in the morning wheo the! the label. renewed . ; | They tell me I a It te ab erywhere I go. play down’ to the public ways ‘play down,’ “I have never appeared in public} abroad, but I am told that over] », and especially in Italy, the} ore never have to tell the mu: | sicians to ‘play down, In Italy even the laborer in the fields un derstands music, and he will have nene but the best. There is more need for ‘playing up’ in Italy, “In American vaudeville, ‘playing down’ seems to mean ragtime. The public wants the whine and swing of “Moonlight Bay’ and “Oh, You; Beautiful Doll!’ aad ‘The Mystert ous Rag.” Chance put Musette on the vaude- ville stage. She used to be a #o- elety entertainer in New York city. She played at the public charity performance for the benefit of the vietims of the Triangle Shirt fac tory fire. Henry B. Harris, the pro- ducer and composer, who later lost his life in the Titanic disaster heard ber and gave her a try-out at an allstar performance ia the Park re. A Sullivan & Considine booking agent heard her there, and booked her for this Coast Musette ie not her real name. Her people are @ little ashamed of her being on the stage. So she trav- eis with her mother and a white Athletics did last fall.” —— SS WOLVERTON PICKS BOSTON TO WIN NEW YORK, Sept. 6.--Manager Harry Wolverton of the New York Americans, formerly pilot of the Oakland team, in the Pacific Coast league, today picked the Boston Red Sox to win the world’s cham- plonship, should they finish first in the American league race. “It New York cops the National league bunting,” Wolverton said, “Boston will win hands dow In Joe Wood Stahi has a pitcher the equal of Marquard, or even Mathew- son, and he {s a bear for work. He will startle the Giant sluggers with his terrific speed. O'Brien and Bedient will offset any other two twirlers that McGraw has, and In Speaker, Hooper and Lewis Boston has the best outfl in the leagu is stronger in ov- ery department, and Boston should beat New York just as easily as the | Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. 8, PROMPT ATTENTION To decayed teeth saves money and pain, We. replace Missing Teeth Without a Plate. Good as nature gave the most fortunate. If your teeth are all gone you must wear nm plate. For such cases we are proud to offer our Restoration Plate, which has enlisted more boosters for our office than any plate ever offered, It correcta a prematurely old mouth and restores the youthful contour of the lips and cheeks. Its masticating properties are wnsurpassed and its adaptabil- ity to the soft tissues of the mouth insures tt being worn with comfort and ease. Plate wearers cannot af- ford to pass up this opportunity. Our prices are from 26 to 60 per cent less than any of our competi- tors. Regal Dental Offices Dr. L. R. Clark, D. O. 8. (Manager) 1408 Third Ave., N. W. Cor. Union NOTE—Brirg this Ad with you | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Saturday, September 7th, 1912, between the hours of 8 o'clock a. m. and 8 o'clock p. m., pri- | maries of the Progressive Party, to determine the candidates of said party at the state, congressional district and county conventions, to _/ be held in Seattle, September 10th, 1912, will be held at the following designated polling places in King County: rect ; 1—Corner Fast 65th and 15th npethpast. Rast 65th and 26th aye. sogthbast, Woodmen's ball. , ht real estate office, 35510 14th northeast, 4—5247 14th northeast, real estate office. 5 northeast, Carp@iter S—-Gist and tet st shop. $—Corner North 46th and Sqrinyside, basement 27-4536 9th ave. northeast, residence, $—i311 East 46th, machine shop. 9—4518 Untversity pivd., basement, 10-6027 16th ave. northenat = | 114707 36th ave. northeast. 12-4233 14th Northeast, real estat office. 124220 12th ave. northeast, room first floor, i4-—Bast 45th and 10th ave, northenst, fire station, 15-8811 6th ave. northeast. 16—Eaet 42nd et. and 4th ave. northeast, school buliding. 17—Corner Hagley ave. and North 39th st, out-building. 2933 Brooklyn ave. O01 Bast 64th st, ment. 120 East 59th st., residence. 21086 North 55th st., barber shop, 6415 Meridian ave, dairy office. 23—Hast 64th and ist ave. northeast, fire station. 24—6800 Green Lake bivd. 25—859 Kast 67th at, residence. 26—T111 9th ave, northeast, residence tn rear. 27-310 Fant 72nd, real estate office. 28-7164 Woodlawn ave. 29-7806 Kast Green Lake bivd., residence. 20-—7210 Aurora. 31—66th and Phinney schoo! house, 32—North 73rd st. and Greenwood fire station. store room. residence in base ave, 34-8209 Greenwood ave. 36—7228 4th ave, northwest, residence basement. 7329 11th northweet. 25th northwest, residence. 28—Corner 30th ave. northwest and West 67th st, Webster school bidg, 39-6517 Jones ave. 40—Basement Danish i708 West 66th. 416207 14th northwest, dairy office, 42—6212 14th northwest, shoe shop, 43—i7th ave. northwest and West Market st., annex Presbyterian church. 44—6615 22nd northwest. 46—Corner 26th northwest and West 60th, 46—6310 32nd northwest, grocery store. 47——Pallard ave. and 22nd northwest, City hall. 48—5420 Barnes ave. 49-6101 14th ave, northwest. 50—4756 Ballard ave, real estate atte 51-6267 Sth ave, northwest, bakery. 52—415 Weat 60th st. store toom, * 53—5418 6th ave. northwest, grocery store. 54—602 West 46th st., real estate.office. 56—4400 Third ave. northwest, basement. 56—4615 Phinney ave. grocery store. 67—4453 Woodland Park ave, real ¢@state office, 584453 Wallingford office. ; 1401 North 41st st., grocery sto Motor Hardware Lutheran chureh, ave, reall @atato 59 60-4228 Fremont ave., store. 61—4129 Fremont ave,, store room ¢ 62—3901 Fremont ave., store North 39th st. and Linden ave, fire station. 64—3617 Woodland Park av., store room, 656—8610 Woodlawn. 66—Interlaken and Blewett, dairy office. 67—T711 Blewett st., real estate office, 68-131 West Bartona st, store room 69—2501 2rd ave, west, real estate office, 70—1609 Grand bivd., bakery. 13203 21st west, 728823 24th ave, west, bakery, 73-8063 20th ave. west, real estate office, 14—Rear 2609 Kighth ave, west, store room. 15-267 Florencia st., store room. 76—2521 Queen Anne ave. 11—604% West Crockett. 78-1474 Hillott ave, north, 79-—604% West Crockett st. store room. 80—Corner West McGraw and Third west, store room in rear, 81—1910 Queen Anne, store, 82—Corner 4th north and Boustoti store room. 83—1252 Taylor » Tear residende, 84-1600 2nd ave, north, store room, 85-1833 Queen Anne ave,, laundry, 86-1615 2nd ave, west, garage in roar. 87—Queen Anne school, bth west and West Galer st. 88-1411 8th west. (Signed) Prect. 89—620 Olympla place, Chel ment $0—700 Queen Anne ave. 91—906 4th north. 92-802 Fifth ave. on Valley st. 92—227 Westlake ave. north, store. oa hotel, base- north, basement, enter 94—Fifth ave. north and Republican, Hotel Koalyn. 95-325 John st. store room. 96--327 First ave. north, candy kitchen. 97-433 lat ave west, store room. 9%—Pourth aye. north, between John and Thomas ata, fire station. First ave. north. 226 Ist wost. 2821 Boylston ave. Franklin ave., grocery 102—2246 Baatiake ave, store room. 103-2313 10th ave. north, basement 104—Kleventh ave. north and East Howe #t., fire station. 99 106. 101 105-1946 Marvard north. 1061000 ‘Turner way iz store. 107-2802 Bast Madison st.. store room. 108-1814 East Highland drive, basement of reaidence. 109—1209 17th ave. north, garage. 110-1137 10th ave, north, garage. 111—1166 Hastlake ave. 112-600 Miner ave. north, grocery store. 113—933 Lakeview avo. residence. 114-314 East Mercer st. basement. 116-619 Broadway north, furniture store, 116—1422 East Aloha st. garage. 117—922 19th ave. north. 118-2730 Bast Madison st. pool room, rear, 119-2010 Bast Harrison st, grocery store. 120—Nineteenth ave, north and Roy, garage. Fifteenth ave, north and Hast Harri- fon at, fire station. 122--1216 East Harrison st., basement. 123—209 Bellevue north, garage. 124-401 Pontius ave, grocery store. 12356—322 Boren ave. north. 126-219 Belmont ave. north, basement. 127--223 Broadway north, store room, 128-1008 Kast John st., residence. 129—203 13th north, basement. 180—-Fifteenth and Hast Harrison st, church. 131—205 19th ave. north, ball. 132—1428 East Madison st, shoo shop. 133-1324 East Madison st., store room, 124—1710 Rroadway, auto supply store. 135~-706 East Pine st., store room 126—1726 Rellovue ave., basement. 137—-1125 Howell at. store room. 138—Minor ave. and Virginia st. fire ste tion. 139—1804 Terry ave., carpenter shop. 140—405 East Pike st 141—1513 Broadway, auto store room. 142—1017 East Pike. 143-1208 Seneca st., janitor's room tn rear. 144—2222 Sth ave., office In basement, 145—613 Denny way. 146-2516 8rd ave., office room. 147—2613 Ist ave, real estate office. 148-2303 1st ave. 149-117 Bell st., real estate office, 160-802 Howell st. 151—Westlake hotel. 152—2018 4th ave., hotel room basement. 153—2017 2nd ave., hotel room. 154—2007 Ist ave, 155—91% West Pine at. 156—1522 First ave,, store room in rear. 157—8rd ave. and Pine st., fire station. 158—-Westlake Public Market, market bulld- ing. 159-—722 Pine st., tailor shop in rear, 160—1100 Pike st 161—-1432 Terry ave., hotel room, rear. 162-803 Union st., tailor shop in rear, 163-725 Pike st. pool room fm rear. 164—606 Beneca st., tailor shop. 1656—14107 4th ave. 166—1308 lst ave, 167—220 Spring st., store room. 168-—1108 4th ave, store room rear. 169-1109 8th ave., rear Madison hotel. 170—Spring and 8th, hotel room. 171—89 Madison st,, pool room. 172—408 Marion st, room 105, 173611 Madison st., hotel. 174—-907 Madison st., front of store. 175-1122 Marion at, 176—-702 Boren ave, basement. 177-719 Columbia st., hotel room 1, 176—-Seventh ave, and Columbia st. fire station. 179-812 Cherry st., plumbing shop, 180—Rarber shop Holland hotel. 181—Carpenter shop King county court house. 182—514 9th ave., tailor shop. 183—Northwest corner Terry and Alder st., fire station 184-—1221 East Columbia. 186-1221 Hast Columbia, STATE EXECUTIVE COMM KING COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, Preet 186—811 14th ave., store. 187—18th ave, between Bast Columbia and East Cherry, fire station. 188-977 Zist ave. 189—1 22nd ave. 190 0 Bast Denny way. 191—4225 East Madison st, 192—Maiden Lane, Madrona place, wating station, 193-1401 Hugo place, grocery store. 194—Kast Union, between 32nd and 33rd ave, fire station, 105-941 29th ave 196-2724 Kast Union st., real estate office. 197—1126% 23rd ave., rear of house. 198—2215 East Union plumbing shop. 199-811 14th ave., store room. 209—11th and BE. Jefferson, grocery store. 201—429 12th ave., grocery store. 202—1301 B. Jefferson, restaurant 203-1710 Yesler way. 204—-500 20th ave. 206-701 24th a’ 207-106 Lakeside ave., store. 208—137 30th ave., basement. 208500 23rd ave, grocery store. 219—Monmouth apts, basement, 2Ist and Yesler. 211—Monmouth Apts. basement, 2ist and Yester. 212—163 14th ave,, library room. 213—126 10th ave, grocery store. 214—106 Jackson st., office. 215—103 Second ave. 3. 216—Third ave. south and Main st, fire quarters. 217-412 Main st. 218405 Yesler way. 219-672 Jackson st. 220—1008 Ist ave. south, hotel 221—611% King st. 222—706 6th ave. south, Farmer's stable. 223-1009 Weller st., store room. 224—2909 Sth ave. south, store room. 226—Maynard and Nevada sts., fire station. 226—929 Yesler way, store room. 227—1225 Yesler 228-—Twenty-third way, fire station. 229—2607 Yesler way, store room. 280—825 29th ave. south, basement. 231-808 31st ave. south, residence base- ment. 00 24th ave. south, Oltman’s hall, 9 Dearborn st., plumbing shop. 20th ave. south. 14th ave, south and Massachusetts st., fire station. 296—1912 Atlantic st., hall. 237—2608 Judkins st, store room. 238-902 Yakima ave,, store room. 239-3605 McClelland st, office. 416 Grand st. 241—1120 28rd south, basement. 242—2101 16th ave. south., rear of house, 248-2718 Reacon ave, store room. 244-2404 Rainier ave., real estate office, 232— 283 234 235 245—4410 Rainier ave. 246—4315 Genesee at., grocery store. 247—Forty-sixth ave, south and Dawson sts, Whitworth school. 248-4826 Ratuler ave., store room, 249-—Columbia City fire station 250—Rainier and Orcas st, Hillman City, fire station, 261—Rainier and Orcas st, Hillman City, fire station 6703 Rainier ave., smal! atore room. 7269 Rainier ave., store room, Van Asselt, grocery store. Dunlap, real estate office, 256—0266 66th ave south, real estate office. 257—Kmerson school, 60th south, between Pilgrim and Norfolk. 258—10015 Rainier ave., Taylor's Mill, gro cery store, 259—Bighth ave. south and Trenton st, church. —Fire station, 1110 Bailey st, soda works, Georgetown city hall, 1814 Graham » residence, basement. 264—1341 Dawson st., store room. 265—701 Lucille st, store room in rear, 266-—320 Fidalgo st., store room. est Seattle ferry landing. hard ave. southwest. 269 9 270—Forty-fifth southwest and West Walker st, fire station. 271—Hiawatha playhouse. West Seattle high school basement. 278-3806 26th ave. southwest, store, 2748247 California ave. 275—4160 Alki ave. 276—4701 California ave. 277—Colman bldg, corner California and Alaska sts. 278-4000 26th ave, southwest, 279—Drug store, corner California Myrtle. 272 ITTEE, Prect. 280-—Store at corner of California and West Myrtle st Corner Michigan and Maynard av@, store room 281 Country Precincts. Algona—Chavis real estate office, Aaron more's residence. Auburn—Gentral school Arthur—Milwaukee hotel, Maple Valley. Avondale—School house 65, Badley—Town hall. Baring—Royer's pool room. Barneston—Dining room Kent Lumber Ox Boody—School house, district 22, Bellyiew—Bellview school house. Berlin—Store building at Grotto, Black Diamond—Masonic hall. Black River—Gilbert’s store, Bryn Mawr, Birch—Rengstorff's hall. Boyse—Schoo! house, district 85. Bothell—City hall. Buenna—School house, district 55. Burton—Woodman’s hail. Cedar Mountain—Cedar Mountain hall Christofer—School bouse, Thomas. Cedar, River—Gambini ranch. Cove—Colbas hall. Cherry Valley—Hall at Duval Cedar Falls No, 1—Idle Hours hall. Cedar Falls No. 2—Camp No. 2. Covington—Mill. Cumberland-- Grange hall. Des Moines—Steffen’s hall. Dockton—Stuckey’s hall. Edgewood—Bunk house at Vest Lumber Oa Elliott—Sehool house, school district 47, Enumclaw—School house. Falls City--Payne’s store room. Franklin—K. of P, hall. Foster—Ladies’ Improvement Club hall. Gilman—Talmadge’s home. Greenwood—Highiand hall at Roland. Hobart—Hobart hall. Houghton—No. 1, Curtis’ store, Houghton—No. 2, Highland school. Hill—Olymplic hotel. Hot Springs—Ellis’ cottage. Inglewood—Weber's house. issaquah—Town hall. Juanita—Forbes’ confectionery, Kent, Ward 1—Garage on Railroad ave, Kent, Ward 2—City hall, Kent, Ward 3—Guiberson block. Kennydale—Altrey’s store. Kirkland—Stiller’ dg. ferry dock, Krain—School house, district 37, Kerriston—Kerriston hotel. Lake—School house, district 111, Lisabuela—Club house. Martin Creek—Town hall, Skykomish. Maury—Center hall. Maple Leaf No. 1 School house—No. 2 Lake Forest real estate office. ——— Gardens—School house, district 175. Ps Medina—Over store of D, Hagenstein, McKinley—Peterson'’s restdence on Military road Meeker—Valley Central Community hall, Mercer—Leiser's building. Meridian—Grange hall Monohan—Schoo!l house, Mount View—School house (new), district 120, Neweastle—No. 1, School house. No. 2, Coal field town hall. North Bend—Woodmen's hall, Newport—Denzer’s house, Novelty—Wilcox's store. Oak Lake—Corner Greenwood and 89th, Brun’s house, Oriliia—Grange hall. Osceola—Schoo} house. Palmer—School house, school district 68, Preston—Stephenson's store. Pacific—City hall. Quartermaster—Center hall, Vashon center, Ravensdale—Marcus hall Renton, Ward 1—Mrs. Dinning’s store. Renton, Ward 2—Fire ball of Renton Vol Fire Department. Redmond—Redmond hall. Richmond—Sociat hall, church, Riverton—O. C. Thompson's store. Sherwood—Town hall. Sunnydale—School house at school district 24. Snoqualmie—Ryley's halt Springbrook—-Sunnyhill hall. Squak-—School house, school district 45, Tanner—Company's store, Tolt—Cowles hall. Tukwila—Wold's real estate office. Union—School house, school district 164, Vashon—Vashon schoo! house. Vincent—Ronnet's house, Wabash—K. O. Stout's residence, White River—Blacksmith’ Wilburton—School hous Woodtnville—Ruelle Bros.’ hall. SGOT RED Congregational EOE RORES: PEMEE Sunnydale, cee? C. Snyder, Chairman. F. Murphine, Chairman.