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WANTED-R0oMs.

wANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, FURNISHED ROOM
near 18th and II n. W., Oct 1: highest references.
Address, giving rates, &C., Box l65. Star once.
se15-2t
WANTED UNFURNTsHED ROOEs WITH
Capitol HILL references exchanged. Address
CAPITOL HILL. Star once. It,
WANTm-s ROOMS. FURNIsHm COMPLETE
Address Box III. Star once. se17-3ts
wANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE. +
room and private bath housekeeping apartment
in NV: state rental. including heat, light and
gas for cooking; no other roomers. Address
Box 90, Star Odkce sel6-3ts
WANTED-APARTMENTS
wANTED-FURN'ED HOUSEKEEPING APART
ment, s rooms and bath. for months or more
from Nov. is. Address Boz 1e2. Star Office.
se1S-4t
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w4NrED-COMPETENTC oLoRED COOK; MUST
stay nights; small family; one who can also do
the washing preferred. Apply 1877 ct. NV. lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-18

FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-IN LARGE. BRIGHT OFFICE, ON
ground floor, desk room; reasonable 72C 18Th
st. NV. se16-8ts
FOR RENT-PART OF LAWYERS OFFICE. sos
Bond bldg. Sel-tf
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS; 1l18
st. NV. L. 3. FRISTOE, 1413 @ Ut. se1z.1At
FOB RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
the Evans building. f416 to 1424 New York ave.
Rental very low. including Light. heat and Janitos
service. au16-tf
FOR RENTED STORY OF e12 9TH ST. NV;
rooms. suitable for living ro0ms Or businew puy.
poses especially photography. Apply to v: BALD.
WIN JOHNSON on premises. N2o-tf
FOR RRNT-sol igrH NW.-gINR. LARGE
rooms for studios OF o11cesj with OF without
bath. Rant reasonable. GEO. w. LINKINe, 600
10th 1T. NV. oc27-tf
FOR RENT-STABLES.
ron RENT-Two-sToRx BRICK STABLE.
clean aud dry: excellent for storage, automobile
oc horse. ITO 9Th ct. ne se16-Sts
FOB RNNT-TWO 2-srORY BRICK 6TABLE9.
rear q 1914 N Of. NV. and llI2 lsth q. NV.
Kay 1412 ut. NV. eelo-3ts
ron RENxLARQE a1AHLN N QEORqnTQWM,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

so 10 tioa
Advanced to reliable wage rarnerH or
nalarisd employees Just on his note.
without security or iudurHor Easy
payments. no unpleasant Inquiries.
strictly confidential.
TIP CRESCENT LOAN co.
col Marion BLDG. as "a Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17
GUSHMAN
DENIES 1T
CLAIMS sE WAS mIsoUoTED
BY Az IRRESPONSIBLE SEAT.
TIE YELLOW JOURNAL

The lauKhable antics 81 the AT
ernouu Fakrr we're again In evil
dsnre yesterday. Nhen n spread a {
over itH first page q halr=ra raising
pipe dream about gigantic land
frauds in the state uf Washington
Two weeks aEo Tho Star published
the fact that United States District
Attorney Heney. 81 Portland. would
probably investigate two small land
fraud eases Iu Lewis county in this
state The only news IN yesterday .
development was that the date 81
tho investigation before the grand
Jury at Tacoma had been fixed Tor
February -
A dispatch from Tacoma today
states that Assistant United States
District Attorney Cuahmau r. ysred
~ the manner in Uhleh the After
noon Fhker mIsquofed him He
vas quoted 40 saying that secret
service men were inveatlrafinF iand
frauds Ia this state and that they
expected % unearth scandals that
would be a. sensational a. those
developed IN the Oregon case. lie
states today thai be vas misquoted
from beginning To end In the inter
view and that there vas hardly a
single statement that he did make
that was printed.
The interview In Tho Star. Mr.
Cuahman stated. was accurate and
devoid of all those sensational en-
aRgrratluna which were published
in the other paper.
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he is STILL
HERE

One more burglary was reported
to the police last night u lh sup
posed 20 be the work AZ the min
per man whom The police Hu far
have failed fu catch Tho occupant
81 $40 Seventeenth HFa HrHs aroused
from deep a.amUrf earIy thia
morning ~ Die pfeHuHTr Tine uo.
llrc have hia description tHIH time.
hHi he haH grown somewhat taller
lliH rampage resulted In the loss ~
3 So and book 1f car Tickets mum
hrrei 1924 'Ihia offers IL splendid
opportunity Tor Sherlock Homes.
but aluH' sen .la.a detective. no"
remarked visitor AT police head
quarters this morning 1u being In
formed ~ fhr .uIpusH# mans work.
X simpson reported the entry.
Three other reports ~ lesser I'm
puriaHro Wrfr given tho police dur
Ing the late h1uH of yesterday aud
this morning Undertaking Waa
stolen from the back porch az Iz0s
Seventh avenue j NJ MeClpy. ~
1898 Second avenue vest. told the
police that eual thief continually
visited bic euai bin and he was iu
danger ~ being fobhen ~ the entire
supply Of fuel Tho lock rs picked
each time In spIfe ~ the efforts ~
hrClaY % protect hia store Of coal
Tho peculiar actions of a man hang
ing around a residence ~ 202aia
Cherry street far the past three
days has led the occupants 70 report
III" Circumstance To- the police
Another attempt waa made last
niEht 10 enter the ieNelry store ~
y + lAfue ca Pike street The
burglars must have been scared
away The paddock had been bfak-
eu off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17
TWO DIE

QuEENafDWH Feb. ~ Two af
those injured 100 Tho explosion
aboard tho #uimaTIHH boat u the
IafHar yesterday died during Tic
might, making the l.#l or dead ~.
aeyorHH of tn injured are still IN
IA dangerous eDuafIuu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17
UNCLE SAM
DEMANDS AN
EXPLANATION

wAsWsGTos. Feb II Tho
navy department thla morning madn
public the names of the ufh..n 81
the rfuIHef Lena who broke their
parole aud returned 10 Russia from
San Francisco They are HiIHhiu.
men Peter Ny#hul0ff Andre KFrr
aud DuliH. and Engineer HorEsy.
hup0hziu
Tho American government has
called upon Russia for Bn erpIaua-
ton Of their conduct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17
SCnALLER
APPOINTED

TACOMA. Feb l7=II,urg 8.HaI
ler Of thla city. yesterday received
from Governor Mead official noun-
cation OF his appointment m IA
member ~ tho state board Of bar.
bern examiners for the term ending
February u zoos. Mr s.haIIer ae-
eesda Russell g.. Ireland also af this
city whose term expired Iaur -.
but who haH served since that time
pending The appointment OF hIf H4e
asHHur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17
He WAS IN DANCER

In the contested divorce suit OF
Mrs. Mary Ann Hughes against
Thomas Hughes the defendant to-
day filed sensational affidavits In
the superior court In which he re
lates many unpleasant domestic ex-
perlences he has had lie claims
that II has been his custom TO turn
over 70 Mrs. Hughes nearly every
cent of his small salary. Never
thclcsa. he alleges. that when he
went 10 her one evening and asked
her politely for a dollar 60 pay his
lodge dues she beratod him sound
~. saying that she did not believe
the dollar was for lodge dues. but
that he intended to spend Il In buy
ing gifts for some other woman.
According "a Hughes story. she
finally threw the dollar nj him with
such force that Il cut his head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17
WHEAT TAKES
SLUMP

CHICAGO Feb IL Bearish re
ports, consistent in their nature
sent wheat tumbiing on the board
Of trade this morning. The shorts
went down on the toboggan with It.
May opened NJ tl2l1-s. and drop
ped 10 tl1a "a Frantic efforts Of
the bulls to stem the tide brought
the option back to 81 20 The wheat
pit was wild and erratic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

-asRE stock ranch south u Dem
- Col. well improved. ~ head cat
- ell machinery price 50 sore, viii
exchange for property In Washington
OF stocks OF nercha ndise A Thomp-
son. 10 Third avenue, main sl9 Is
l. af4-fot s0xlo0 and Groom house IN
ballard. VIII trade for ranch.
Ghuierud Bros. 90 Arcade. Phone.
Main 10 Ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17
Found Poison

CHICAGO. Feb. i7.-Coroner
Hoffman this morning admitted
that tho chemical analysis OF the
stomach OF Mra Walker Hoeh de-
veloped the fact that death Was duo
70 arsenic poisoning.
Mrs Haiuea LeWke. who made the
investigation reported to the cor
uuer 10 this effect Arsenic was
found In both the stomach and liver
I'm sufficient quantities 90 kill.
The report will De laid before the
euruuerg jury Tuesday. which. II
Is believed. will refer the matter
to the grand jury with a charge Of
mnrdeF Alalnat Mnrh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17
UNDER ADVISE MENT

Superior Judge Frater has taken
under adviaemcnt the motion OF the
prosecuting attorney to have u. II.
Eaton restrained from appearing in
the proceedings brought 10 have the
Sullivan estate eacheat To the state.
II. r. Eaton claims TO be entitled
TO represent the county In the mat
ter by virtue Of contract with the
county commissioners authorizing
him to do SO. The contention Of the
prosecuting attorney is that. as the
contract has been rescinded. Eaton
can no longer act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

HAHH W WV sac
WIS tGI1'NHIA REALTY eos
M g. h - columbia DitN Wash
EIlaH A.HHz ueaHuiH cleared HtHtH
- HsH vs. huHtHn fHr view
sf Hka nnH m.HH5aIua# rHnHIHH
Nsl.I s..d ~. a .zHs'l .I ED
H#uT So uH t.HE t.rWH.
NeHIasa Aaa.uga s.,.uIs % IL nasat
sac and N mHHtUa ride tn .IN
Ia.m5aga. ~ VIA build sou
Meadow rarE Addition PINE Level
iata. meadow IH.I vets close g.
Ear gIH 0Htaf $500 Hp. Viii build
houses monthly HHHw.HEH
come Hnd Gee ga unN We have u
HHIgrdHd IIzt - property iu co
iHmhlA Huffman CIV. AHukhEaHI
Seattle Dunlap saIulef naaah
valley IeV rrIesa and easy
terms Houses g. rent Df#e.
HHHu rNHff HHY Take ia itrH.
tn Csf ags I'll cars step Boz tfegl
e. acres near WaaJ.nxme Is aers7
cleared HEs.w house hIE tarn. 81
fruf u,.a some h,rfl.a t5t'
81 asrss ir HafhrI. ~ a#Hea .I#er.t 10.
tu#w h.#HH nI4 Haru. HH f#HiI fHH#H
rr,elal,d rr.es tt.ns
60 acres mHrs fHam uan,u Il. agu,a
s,.sfss sS.-a - s.,'H .gg a
HH ffHt tr..r ziv
T. e aerss 90 Eaef. ibrher an sleasl
rmH#I huazs. rfH#@ iHH
a. agrsr saed marzh laHa near
iIANRfI'ray s. ofsFS
- Marion H#aHh IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17
CHICAGO MARKETS

REPORTS for The star BY ". A.
Rye 4 Co. IL Columbia street. hy
private wire.
Seattle. Feb. II.
Wheat High Low. Close
May. III. 1881 TO 1875. llsk2
July. To-. lUl Is, iVl IS.
Corn
May. - SIS. - IA. 4e5-S
July. ia, =. Ola
Oats
May. ALL. q rs. 81
July. u. 30 81. 80 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17
NEW YORK STOCKS.

High. Low Close.
Atchison. S75-S. s. IS. Sc as
Anal Copper. 49,. % IS. "a
- 4 o. I0s. lea Ia. l03 IA.
n II. T.. GO -. g. L.. g. Ia
Can. Pae. i3T SIS. IS7. I37 la
Erie com. ~ IS, -. ~
Ills Cent. i5s. l57 Ia. is.
Manhattan. lTs IL i72 -. liz; -
Metropolitan. i22s-s. 1914. l2isa
No. Pac.. l07 IS. loo %. loe Is
l.. & y. l3s 81. l37 rs. i2S.
Peoples Gas. lot - l07 IA, lellt
Pcnna.. 40 Is. i5s IS. i39 SIS
Reading. "a -. IS IL. 50 -
r. l.. com. IS as. a IL. % 81
s. =. % IS. CO rs. e..
st Paul. l76 as. LIS SIS. rs IS
Sugar. l4tl-2. l43 IA. f43 81.
In Pac.. g IA. l24. i25 -.
T.. s. s. com. 80 SIS. 80. 81 Is
T.. 3 s pfd.. IS. - l-2. - -
Wheat Liverpool May wheAi
opened Is lower and closed ~
lower than yesterday.
Car receipt Minneapolis. ~,
Chicago :. Duluth 6.
The market opened on rhnEe
downward AZ 1921 20 sl-2o "a. sell
ing down 20 S1.l97-S Il rallied up
90 81. 20 IS. again turning weak and
selling down 10 Sl1S 50 10 Nls ~
where heavy buying brought i BACK
20 Sllg SIS. where It closed. ns'
loss of l 3-4c over Yesterdays close
IL we're almost idle 10 revert 70
commercial facts. because they have
really SO little 10 DO in making
prices We are bound 70 admit ina.
real wheat all the crop year. o.
equal quality. has been as high u hoe
higher than futures. while the loN-
er grades have generally been
sharp discount This would SUI
Ecst that the values OF futures Se
not wholly artificial. even though
away above worlds values.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE mar
ket continued - show consider
weakness near the close yesteraas'
Many rumors We're AZ work but 'ne
decline WAS caused by heavy pron.
taking aud short selling by loeAl
traders. News this morning wa.
uufavorablc 1t looks as II the Ne"
Haven road firemeu will suisS
Some further decline early Is pfeo-
able. but I'm such case the he''es
class " stocks viii be a purehas..
on any decline this morning Wosi'
buy such stocks as Canadian fa'
cinc and Sugar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

Grain and Graz Seed.
Red clover. prime. cat flt 5eait:
alsIke, choice. Ill. white clover Us
Hls. timothy. Per sNt. NTt
at. orchard grass. sii: red TOP. 10
10 English rye grass. -. Italian rye
grass. s.. bronze grass. ti1. tan
meadow oht grass SIS. Kentucky
llus grass. az. pasture miri9rs
upiandn. tio0Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

Dirt on the University line near
the intersection OF Sixth avenue and
Union street stopped the services for
over "a half hour tn.e morning A
en@p @rt Loot the greater part OF
leis@ a air and Il was necessary
tcr s-szs sasc,setur and motOrman
- .nfs~ ssz-r.ssves with shaveis and
n,ssseSsi trns sseasele fress the traao&
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BEDFORD. Ind. Feb. i7.-Judge
Wilson called tho grand jury to- meet
% Nuniny 10 Investigate the al
kged confession OF Elmer browning
coacerstnS me murder OF Sarah
Ssshaudfir. the school teacher.
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Attorneys - Lae
IAAlIL III Il. pm !.

" . t-ANH'IH a't"s Ia9Ifl- HI"Et
ia KEiLogG lawyer. slt bailey bdF
roEHsiAS 4 IofiNHa$ Affarrsfs -
faH EafHHuHf fu1HfF ThHen e aFr.
clatfg 50 Pacific biaak Seattle
q NAuu krNr narAs IA nan ~
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ea0bs
rHafI H6FS6 SAHf0SAH. BANK
ur SEATTLE
Capitol sfHeh r#HH iH So 80 surplus
- ; Ia. 81. ffzR = 2sl9
eiura - thg United states ana So
rurr
TitE yASAuTRN uAsK uT CaN
MEHDE capital paid un 2 saa 90
trHFHf fHHIftHH HfFEH hundred tH#l.
saEH f.f#aHs HHfr'aa 8 O. iHfsr.
ct allowed rn time aepHsIfH gen
sfaI taHHfnH business g. frs
H~aftls branch eorHsr Jam.s .fsst
aad Hfsand avenue O. b Holt
manage
rtr= srA%utSANIAS AHEHfeAN
nank - HratfIe.A nsuefaH banking
haaaIHssa fauaa #fs8 drIaaHltn g. "a.
90 gapitai ana rufpi.s "a 10 a
Gu 90 iaas :, 5assisf t..a n
itshsr asat cashier
people, SAVINGS BANK
arsaut avenue aud fIEr street. eap-
Ia raid $50 80 Ep p g. NrufrHHer
pee II aHasniraf cashier. eaHs
uisfeisl aayiuEs ara frusf business
csrpsntsrs ard Builder.
y arihtA,S Z es ,l.,l :. s'hag, e
J. ~
Carpet Cleaning
ACWf Carpet Cisaning Marss Special
10 - dare from fsh q fa Mar y
J. per Fard Phone Sarfb tE -
os.ssmasins School
--LATEST ra~thad dress satfinr ard
usuiuE taught bring your anH nHfA
VIII lsarniHE terms reasons -
tel block i1ks aHj Second
Educational
VIII SONS Modern uusiusas COLLEGE
James sHd second
Folalng BED.
NORRIS HoibfN0 nEn FACTORY
-NatirsHaTH HrrinFr tables ahaw
wafk ard repairing Nt's t1ks.
Hospital
PRIVATE home before and aftsr con
finsmsut terms rsasanatls nurss
Riaes tsA 10 md avenue n
Millinery
TRIMMED Hats and rIumer etc 81
half price Mra n Hanson. iaL
cor tth ard t'ins st
hasausrads Costumes
Wa 5oitN n eoSAhEN ID IN az.
Medical Socialist
FTNAfE disraaes - ever natsrs
suraeuafuIIY treated Consult uhHsi.
ciau FREE. PATS Nsw YORK Medical
lpsutut. offirs Estahruak nidg
iuats Second. corner tnion.
Musical
Mr. aad Mfs bouEiaa Nsss Violin and
piano instruction. cah fiffh ave. Ind
u ~ II
os,sops,hy
NAauINGfo& tNFfHMARY OF
ogff-DpATitY@ Iut s.sgond avenue
phans Man 80 both men and iady
ostsapaths examination Tree
v.aftf~gToN INRrITt or os
TEdPATHY Rive Years iu Seattle.
SAT- Deposit building '0i First
Physicians and Surgeons
on IS X rtRSER d b Wuckiev
iirs to- a evenings IN Lake 1851
Or Chambers. Epler biz. Both phonea
ooulis,s and Aurists
DR n " PERRY. ocurst Aurist
go Marion.
pR FONDA NApEAu@ su Burke bid
Patent Attorney
3. r. ADAM. Drafting Colman hidg
Photoarsphsrs' supplies
ANbEReoS SUPPLY %. nj cherry
at Seattle.
Ship Builders
N0RAN HROa COMPANY. Engineer.
and ghlphuildefa. Dry Docks i.utn-
her MlllH. Seattle.
storage
TQfNRs delivered = cents. q dayg
1tbraFe free, piano aud furniture
uo0Iur. estimates given Union
transfer & Storage Co. sa5l FIrnt
both phones Main ss6
GIT Free MAP % Seattle at Bekips
MssiuE a Storage Co. First ayenuo
and cherry street
Tailoring School
kEI8fEHs Lndtea TallnrinR college
has removed To- alaalt Eitel bldg
Phone. Main ass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

hH HH#d makr HHd IH HH.0 condition.
~ aaau. a. De- NgwvIl Phone MHin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17
Star Want Ad. Agencies

p. 4. Mullen. all Ballard ave. ops
poetic CITY Hall
Fremont prag Co. EwIna street
and Fremont aetrue.
Quaker prua Co. fef3 tat ave.
Thos. Harris az pottoiflgs, Rrut1n.
{. n. Lekndrafl eIaar utafe, g.. q
Earend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

AN INCOME fUoN IilH START
q sa.A aarfs farm tHHf HhlH I'm
proved fraHHn tHHar. ffat house
barn and HEHHr uHEHuuHfa well. laz
fri. tree. aH abundance 20 berries
hHFHa HaFHHHs aHa wagon alI farm
fWH.rWHHIr Sc fH#ah tHNH. I
log aHH sH HHun tfH tine county
faa1 HHtf smile drive 20 Seattle
ThIs 10 fret class coil and Is SNAP
na trH Price
gfIAWfEa E AuAMH
lEaum 50 tuImau HItE IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

Fine alder bottom land with h~auz
tf=I frHuf afHfafu kH miles
from f5aursr square aH4 ua
god road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

NN1f IIUSlTGT IS. pays
h'sa.t rflIsrs faf hs5s.sshea ,sga5aa
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY


uoaIu WuHTiEHEY uASEaHb
AHaffaHf CO.. established IHHa HaH~-
fnaHf af Halter hlE Phone NatH iat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

rAiI ITfltg atsayrr aHd anaIgu.
eel chemist nduiffra ton ~ fanfa
commercial aHaiTsiH Doe Columbia
ntfHrf Seattle
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Acreage near any part q the ci,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

Chaisg waterfront acreage three
miles ffHm Seattle So e. So
pee acre Naes half cleared and
uiapsa gradually Go thv water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

MOHE1 70 IHEe n = T|HH' at n
ua#H rHfary 8 TeffiHEHs cas- arI
NHfh uIHHh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

a CHANCE.
Do you want change ~ acres.
anres cleared. small house large
areek on county road. close 10
ncnfai Enymii and street ear 10
fniinH - city, price u ~
Leslie NJ. ADA Ma.
q hturF= fiaHd 1t
y 20 EH ist Ess ~ sid ~ sss-a hoses,
~ Frefasat. nsts1Y be rsopaifs aaa
boarst~s seukf. ffffral esfssN.-4sf dow III.
iAl ssa, fn,,as.F-e. f5zra. a. A..
sa< fFsss cfss2a e<sk II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

e. acres mHrs fHHw HatruI r aeHsa
CLEARED EsHHI EHHi H#.faH haH=.
rIFa# fu school So W#ftH 1T IImHHf
#H fHH.f EHH#H e IHU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

acres HI faHf# IbfEuf All CLEARED
ana fUH.## .###Hh material fH H#HHi
Hu### hUHHH. THH# SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

FOR Halc-70 acres land II miles from
Seattle. no payments for years eKa
eept Interest a. Thompson. 10 1rd
ave. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

EGYPTIAN rATMIsr.

Princes PytsripnErra this wonderful
Egyptian don't want the uuhHte 20
riaHa her with any either palrnfat in
Bsattls wtthoHt first consulting her
Advice on al affairs ~ m past
present and futurr. told from cradle
10 grave. iafartiun guaranteed or
ne pay i4H First Ave Hours 70
daily n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

rrafT HorS6 SAHfOHAI. RANK
ur SEATTLE
CarffaI stseh rHId in So 60 SURPLUS
nn THFfh ffHa 4 o. Gold
smith FIra nfea Il AHhfHF.
raaHf-fz correspondents b. pfHHEiTal
eiuea - thr EHlted States and So.
rufHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-17

Farm WANTED
TverY Gay there arc from ~ 70 % peo-
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Evening journal., 1905-10-21
Wedding Anniversary
Special to The evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
Milford. October 1.-Mr. and Mrs. John
b. Smith observed the twenty-hfth ami
versary Of their wedding last evening at
their handsome residence on South Wal
nut street The house. was brilliantly il
mmmand FOR the OCCASION and made
gay with flowers and other decorations.
The well-preservcd couple We're assisted
in receiving by them daughter, Miss
Mary Smith They were happy in having
with them the Rev. "A. L. Bunstein. who
assisted at the marriage ceremony. also
the mother of the bride. who is a
sprightly old lady of eighty-seven. The
other guests present were: Mrs. Mary f.
Williams. Dr. Charles Ried and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. F. Anderson and daughters
Mrs. S. p. G. Anderson. J. H. Anderson.
Mrs. Jean Sherwood, Of Salem, N. j., Mr..
and Mrs Edgar Mahan, Mrs Elizabeth
Truitt. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Truitt, Mr..
and Mrs. John Truitt. Mr.. and James Hall
Robert II. Williams and Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Aldred. Mrs. Smiths object
in inviting the guests was TO have as
nearly as possible those who were present
at her wedding, twenty-five years ago.
Many beautiful gifts were received. Mr..
Smith is cashier of the First National
Bank and one Of the most popular and
highly esteemed citizens.
Evening journal., 1905-10-21
Oh. ROLAND D. GRANT TO
LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN
Famous Lecturer Will Make
an Address Under Aus
pices of Y. M. c. A.

Or. Roland Dwight Grant, who will
lecture at the Y. NJ. c. A. Gospel meet
ing tomorrow afternoon possesses in a
remarkable degree what most lecturers
lack-the true magnetic, masterful power
of the orator.
Tho Watchman said oditoraly THIS year;
''when DR.. Grant is on the lecture plat
form you feel that he ought TO stay
there. and when he is In the pulpit you
wonder how he dares leave Il FOR mo-
ment" Americas great thinker, Joseph
Cook says; There is very little 70 be
added when Dr. Grant has done with the
discussion OF any topic"
Dr. B A Green, Of Chicago, a man who
knows how TO use words with classic ef-
feet writes TO a friend as follows; Il
should like TO have heard him in fremont
Temple. for Dr. Grant has to stand IN
front OF an audience to let his kingly self
stand forth. There he is so challenged by
a sea Of faces that his whole active force
leaps 20 the front and the reserves are
near enough 20 be felt. lie is calm in the
midst OF a storm Of thinking. lie dares
TO wait a moment TO sharpen phrase 70
a razor edge He packs mental stun into
condensed sentences The consideration is
not baled hay or cotton, but something
useful when unpacked and used IN the af-
ter quiet. II IS a storage OF electricity
then and there It thrills and works. When
he Is tender no can cut cameo. He has
the awift stroke-power, the sketchy viv-
idness of flashes. He knows where the
heart beats. Afterwards to think Of him
brings flashes of memory pictures.'