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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-05

= doorkeeper he would walk outside while
the sermon was being preached de
serves eternal fame.
a confused recollection o. different
texts and facts Is shown IL many good
answer. such as that OF the boy who
spoke o. tho man who went down from
Jerusalem to Jericho. and as he wax GO
ms GOVT thoFn5 SpranS up and chokeG
him. whils still more mixed must
have been the mind of tho child who
wrote. AS Elijah went up 70 heaven ne
dropped his mantle. anG Queen Eliza
beth walked over II.
ThG difficult and otter Obselete words
frequently used in the Bible are Q source
o. many amusing errors among children.
The seventh commandment was transla
ed by one mite Of four years into. Thou
shalt not kick . duckery." by anothe.
Thou shalt not como into the countr.--'
while ar Irish boy explained that the
Bible declared that all turned into ami
humbleth himself shalt be exalted aud
bastel'
A scholar of eight yearr. asked why
Moses took off his shoeg i'm tho presence
| o. tho burning bush. gavo as a novel ex-
PLANTATION. Please. sir, to warm -ees
| Mr.. Chamberlain figures in more than
| ono answer Once he is described sim
/ ply man who broke out arnons
other people" and another timO az Z
| man who has g. glass eye and keeps Z
shop called John Bulls Store whfia !
! third boy knights him. snd writes: ISL
Joseph Chamberlain invented fiscal pol
icy, and generally wears CT orchard il
/ his coat
somo OF the definitions arc extremel,
etc. in a sign used to mako believ
you know more than YOU do
The equator IL 2 mehagerio lion run
ming around the center o. tns EARTH
The zebra y Ike horse, only stripes
and used 70 illustrate tho letter a.
"A vacuum is nothing shut up in
box"
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PARK CITY.

Miss Susie Murphy entertained num-
Der of her friends at a theatre party on
Thursday evening. which was much en-
ioyed by the young people -, ~,
Mrs NJ Winters is visiting in the PARK
with Mrs II. G. Bates
Miss Hattie JorgenSon came up 10 INC
Park Thursday morning.
Miss Katie Farrell came up 10 the PARK
Monday m0Enng aT 1n 5ei Snor made for
grand benefit ball TO be given in the
Maple hall by the Park City fire depart
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Woolston arrived
in PARK this week from Grand Junctloh
Colo and will hereafter MAKE 'il secapted
a position in the Rosevear drug store
Mrs William Gray is visiting in the
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gordon returned
to the Park this week. - eli
Matt Uric returned hoIl aa t1 II inn imnroved
in health during his two months
Se Me- and Mrs. E. d. Sutton entertained
n large number of their friends at mas
uuerade ball Monday evening IN tne 5o
ton hall. The hall was very pret ld ,'11f-
Grated for the occasion with REQ Dull
ing and the prizes for the best ndsqHIeI
aders were won by the followlhg: La "a
dies first prize. Mrs. John LeiaN HsI &c
dies second prize. Mrs. A r WeeteF
gentIemen's first prize, Gus 1dielllu -
gentIemen's second prize. Bruno rib1cb
Al 10 O'clock a supper was served. whlcn
VS. much enjoyed by all the guests, anu
the affair proved to be the event OF 'ne
NJrs & J. Wilson came uD to PARK on
Friday morning for short visit -,
Mrs w ]. Buck entertsineu 49,, w -
A. evening in honor of Miss Jones oil
0% Mrs M NJ. NJ. Condor returned to PARK =
Friday morning, after pleasant WISH IL
Mrs p. H. Towey entertained mum n
/ ~ of her friends Friday evening m
I bonor az her guest. Miss Jones OF SaI'
/ Lake . - Lav home
/ Mrs ] c. Perry returned to her hoIlt
/ =, Parl- CIV ON Friday morning. after ar
/ extended visit in Butte with her daush
/ ter Mrs Mcdonald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-05

The news OF the marriage OF Mrs
Eleanor g Campbell to Frank g. o KEEL
ley of Riverside, Cal, was no surprise
to many of her close friends here IL
was known at the time of her visit mere
in the autumn that she had refused the
sutton, but Cupid must have got in his
work later on. The groom is spoken
OF by her friends here, many of whom
have met him, as fine business man
and the possessor Of q, host of friends
among the business men of his nome
town. He is a man of nearly 40 years
of age, it is said. Mrs. OKeLey mas
already received many good wishes
from her friends here.
The cIeverest piece of amateur acting
seen in many a day was that given
last Monday evening in the Eighteenth
ward amusement hall, but not Dy
young EeopIe of the Eighteenth ward
The large audience, composed almost
entirely of invited guests, could hnd
little to criticise in the whole atalr
and everything to commend II Is
hoped that the young people VIII De
induced to repeat the play in larger
place and for a popular benefit. 1t IS
sure they could draw a full mousse
one of the really new bellies of the
assembly was Miss Lillian Waller Oh
Kentucky, who is visiting her cousin,
Mrs David r. Gray Another belle,
also a southern girl, although recently
from the northwest, was Miss Louise
Scott from Tacoma. Miss Waller was
Eowned all in white and Miss Scott
wore a pale canary colored gown with
a sheer lace Overdress, which was re-
markabIy suited to her brunette type.
A pretty compliment and thoughtful
one was that paid by the members OF
the Reviewers club at their !uncheon
Monday in remembering fmempel
whose long illness deprived her OF the
pleasure of their company, and in send
ing 70 Mrs &c Royle beaut1ful mowers
in the club colOrs and a note OF re-
1aembrance for her
Have you seen that chap looking a.
the Gibsonesque beauty in black VIII
the lace BERTHA"
ives. What would it indicator"
well, / should say it would indicate
that he has made up his mind and sh'
hasn't" DOLL BARE1.
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MANTl.

The following MARRIAGES We're Stieihti-
lied at tho temple here this week; Joseph
lyman. ir. OF Bluff ant Lavinia
Hunte. o. Holdells T-tahi waite. h
csIeaSee and FleanoF OlSeE o. Ephraim;
Hvrum Hansen and Annie kyhi OF Rich
field. -. -. ,,-,,,,. -,
gauiZed with the following well known
Manti talent: William Z Lowry. mnSicai
director. N +. WeSteuskow- Fred Ram
marmanu. Melvin Stringham- Joseph
Scbaueaard Fred Hall, Otto Buehler and
Leslie Harmon
s babv girl was born to Mr. and Mr..
David Madsen during the last dayH OF
January o. this year The child only lived
few hours 49,.
nev J w Cherry OF Mt. Pleasant were N
the city during the week attending 70
cour: matters. 4 short session was held
here this week by Judge Erickson
The members OF the Ladies Literary
club OF this CITY were royalty entertained
az tho homo Of Mrs. j. q. Crawford the
last "Wednesday evening in JanuaTN- The
beautiful residence or Depot street was
lighted with electricity in most bril-
liant manner and the interior o. thu resi-
dence war covered with carnations and
smilax. During the evening a delicious
luncheon waa served by tho hostess. and
thu, crowd waa made merry by sweet mu-
sic and song from tho Misses Nav and
Bertha. Crawford. Mrs EloiSe V Soren-
sen and Mr.. Roberts
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and Mrs. Sig Simon, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
G. Weber, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bam-
berger. Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Waters, Mr..
and Mrs. H. S. Joseph. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Weitz, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Oberndorfer, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Woolf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Richards and
their daughters, Miss Gertrude and
Miss Janet, will leave tomorrow for a
stay of several months in California.
Mrs. Z. T. Crismon and Mrs. John Y.
Rich entertained the Authors club Fri
Cay afternoon at Mrs. Crismon's home.
The afternoon was spent mostly in con-
Versation, but in a game which was
played prizes were won by Mrs. J. L.
Talmage and Mrs. NJ. c. Roberts.
The teachers of the Lowell school
gave a luncheon Friday afternoon at
sen, Miss Rosa1ie Pollock and the men,
bers of the school board from that dis
trict were the guests.
Mrs. Emanuel Kahn, Miss Reta Kahn
and Miss Rosina Kahn are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Weitz at their
residence. 667 East Second South
The Misses Alton and Vera Bergman
entertained about twenty-five of their
their home, the special guests being
J their two teachers
| Mrs. Matilda FEEDER of San Francisco
| announces the engagement of her
! daughter, Anita, to Nathaniel Lichten-
| stein of this city. Mr.. Lichtenstein
J will return today from a visit to the
home of his fiancee-
Miss Tess Hampton left yesterday
I n
| time.
Mrs. Ella Mcdowell Leonard of Den
yer is in the city, the guest OF her
parents, Judge and Mrs. Samuel Nc
DOwall.
Mrs. S. Morris of San Francisco is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Marc
Lichtenstein-
Miss Georgia Hamlin returned Mon
day from Denver after spending th'
winter with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mare Lichtenstein are
now permanently located in the En-
ery-Holmes apartments
/ Mrs. w. ]. ShOwaker entertained th'
ladies of the George r. Maxwell w X
G. Thursday afternoon at her home
$50 Fourth East street. SiXty-thre'
was played, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs JEFF
-. | IEleS ana MIS- 1nOIAllOn NlllllAAiS NA'
prizes.
A party was given in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Miller at the hom'
of Peter Barton in Kaysville. Tn
J rooms were decorated with carnation
and ferns. Music and games We're tn
features of the evening Refresh
| ments were served. Those presen
5 were the Misses Lizzie Barton. Gym
: tbia Blamires, Emily Barnes, Mani
! Barnes Nellie Barton, Clara Barton
z Lizzie Barnes, Maggie Blood, Maggi
!, Layton L. Layton. Ethel Stewart, Lu
ella Stewart. Estella Robbins, Aneii
Barton, Jean Ellison, Alberta BartOT
Beatrice Barton. Emily Flint, Mani
Taylor Alton Lewis, Zilla Smith, Ma
- Strong, Myrtle Strong; Messrs. w. 81
> mons. Claude Barnes. Herbert Smith
James Webb, Albert Barton, r. Skeir
= Walter Cottrell, John Norman, Georg
Flint. c. Burton, H. Burton, Law
= renee Ellison, Lee Taylor, and Mr.. an
) Mrs Bishop
= The Daughters of the COnfederac
i viii hold the weekly meeting on Thurs
l.. day afternoon in the parlors of tn
;. | Kenyon hotel
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and took possession of the premises. The
occasion was in honor Of Mr. Wood &
birthday. and also in commemOratiOn Of
the fourth anniversary of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wood. The evening was
taken UP with siXty-three until about il
O'Clock when d delicious repaSt was
served to the entire delight of the in
nsr man. after which games Of various
natures were INDUCED In till an early
hour. A most enjoy able time was spent
by all those who were lucky enuogh TO
be present
Jesse Tye left this week for St. George.
to be absent a few months in search of
improved health
The regular official monthly meeting
of the forty-sixth quorum of seventies
Of the Nebo stake will be held in this
city next Monday, Feb. 8. at $3.50 p. m
Judge Henry 5. Tanner of Salt La he
was, visiting his Payson relatives this
week.
Mrs. George y. Peery spent few days
in Provo during the fore part of the
week
Mrs Colin McMurphy and family are
/ making preparations to move to Eureka
4 for the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Rydalch royalty
entertained at a dancing party Tuesday
evening at the First ward social hall
About two hundred responded to the in
vitations. An excellent musical pro
programme was intermingled with the
dancing Elaborate refreshments were
Mr.. and Mrs. w f. Biersach left Provo
Thursday en- route for Germany to De
goes in the interest of the Telluride Pow
CT company.
Senator C. f Loose returned from Cali
fornia the fore part of the week
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Farrer dehghtfuily
entertained the Happy Hour club at
their home Friday evening. SiXty-three
refreshments We're served.
Mr.. and Mrs. David O9enShaw went
over TO Santaquin Saturday to attend a
party given in honor of the anniversary
of the birth OF Mr. Openshaw's father
Postmastec Lawrence was I. Provo visit
M II. s. Thompson left for his home
in Minneapolis, Mimi. after q pleasant
visit with his parents in this city
Mr. and Mrs jacob Evans have re-
turned from American Fork.
On Tuesday evening the teachers or the
ates were charmingly entertained at the
b. y. u An excellent musical pro
gramme was rendered and the evening
concluded with ball in the HYmnas-
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper Anderson enter
! tanned i'm most pleasing manner tht
| Card club at their home Tuesday evening
| 800 was the game played
A most enjoyable welcome homo sOcla
was given at the Third ward social mai
| Friday evening in honor of Albert DIXON
/ Frank Hoover and Frank Perry. all o
whom have lately returned from missions
/ in foreign parts.
The NJ. T. associations of the Sixth ware
honored their going into their new NOM
! with a grand social and reception In
I evening was pleasantly passed IL songs
4 games and cake and punch was served
| Mrs. c. e Smell of Spanish Fork ma
| been visiting relatives and friends l.
| ProVo-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-05
SPOKEN BY LITTLE ONES.
Amusing Answers Given at Glass or
in Examinations.

Tho Christmas number OF tho School
master contains .. delightful collection OF
''hOwlcrs. and Othec amusing answers
given by children either in class OF at ex-
aminatfOns-. sdya the London Chronicle
Out OF so many good things il IT, diff
cult to select, bu. certainly tho answer
o, tho boy to the question why David
preferred to be = doorkeeper in the
house O. tho Lord: Because il he was
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may bring their wives with them and
enjoy the social delights provided by the
club. Tho first OF such functions was
held on Friday evening and it proved TO
be a very pleasant affair.
NJ. and Mrs g. J. Clemena of Fort
Worth, Tex, visited with Logan friends
during the first three days on THE week.
They left for Portland and SAN Fran
cisco on Thursday morning.
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PAYSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Wood were taxi
en- by surprise last Monday night by
about thirty Of their intimate friends,
who proceeded to their home in body
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Painting lessons by Edith Mcguire
Apply for terms. z52 Commercial clue
building
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see fac smile OF Los Angeles TeIe-
gram on page 3.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cunningham. DR..
and Mrs W. A McEnery. Mrs. A. e.
Walker, Mrs. s. L. Sprague and several
other Salt Lakers left for the coast
during the past week, TO remain till
summer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-05

Mrs. c. H. Mccoy will entertain next
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Walter Frazer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-05

The employees Of F. Ausrbach & Bro.
gave a character ball at the Ladies'
Literary club rooms last evening, at
which nearly 200 were present in cos
tune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-05

The marriage OF Miss Myrtle May
Spariing and George Peterson took
place last Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides mother. Mrs. A. L.
Hesen. 524 South Main street. The GER
emony was read by Bishop +. L. West
and was Witnessed by about fifty Of
the relatives and friends of the young
people II was followed by a wedding
supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson will be
at home for the present at 524 South
Main street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

Or. j. y. Cnehton. chairman Of
tho health and sanitation commit
tco Of tho council. II as anxious A.
tho health board % sec open air
hospitals established for tho cars Of
local consumption vietimA
The hospitals ought 10 be built.
and when completed the mistake u
not giving paticnta proper medical
treatment should not b. made he
said wednesday morning "ruhef-
culonis paflenta require besides
abundance Of fresh air tho most
careful medical supervision. Tho
most palnstaking precautions must
BE- taken TO prevent patients from
becoming rcinfecied from their own
apltaL
'If the state docs DOT appropriate
the r-qui red sum for The purpose.
tho county should. and n not. The
city. The mater Is too important
90 be neglected. no matter Vhat
branch Of the government pays he
billA. me cost would DO COMPARE
lively small even without taking
into consideration the immense In
NAAfNA assAAHAtA wv INV u 'RtAeAAssE
tlvcs would be 10 any community.
The estimate published In The star
that there are ? 900 persons in the
city nffesfed With pulmonary tuher-
culOnis I believe Is very connrTxa-
uve Il has b~ea said that one
sayenth uf the population Of the
world dies from some furm %
tnhercnlMr Infection.
The use OF o2en=air hospitals IL
undoubtedly the solation % the
problem. The difficulty In the e.
adjustment % a Local institution Of
tho kind. where crrtAln easea would
- treataa frcc. wouiA ba that "a.
tents would fiock In from other
parta Of the country 10 obtain that
accommodation Ths city would
probably be obliged to prosect itself
IN this regard b. rsf1sinE admia-
sion 70 pernons not bona fide resi-
denta Of the city for six moathA %
more prior 20 The date q appitca
/ ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

The concert given at the Grand
Opera honaa tuesday niEht for the
benefit OF the House OF Good shep=
herd was an unqualified sneceas.
both financially and artiSticallx.
An excellent house and an excellent
program characterized the event
From a musical standpoint the con
cert was Of high grade and enter
tanning. As yet the proiita q the
concert have not heea calculated
definitely. but u h understood that
q goodly number Of snhckcls" vii
be AIDED % sum repaired for
the building OF the much ncesled
orphanaTe for the overflow % the
nlotherless and fatharlcas nov
sheltered At the House OF Good
Shepherd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

Fresh milk from Seattle Ia 81.
Paul II nov a possibility. accord
ing 10 " ~ Paulhamua. a dairy
man from Puysilup. who sent =
ease OF Washington milk 70 the
MInnssotA capital to weeks aEo
over the Narih Coast Limited lie
elaima Il arrives Ia good shape. The
secret 81 kaapiAa the mfik pure l.
In prcYenslnK Il from BEING eoa-
taminatea from an oatsids sources
and ia keeping the temperature
low, Mr.. pAuihamua states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
STEAMEh TO CARR
VASH0k BERRIES

The enferprislnK horticulturisls
OF Vashon island have Interested
themselves in the steam boat busl-
ness. transportation accOmmoda-
ton being necessary on account Of
the immense crop Of Strawberries
that IL being raised on the Island
this summer.
They have made n contract with
Captain W. w. Ellis. Of this city. 10
run the steamer Naahon 30 the isl-
and from this city twice n day.
leaving morning and evening. The
steamer will commence 90 make the
run Thursday.
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HEROIC RESCUE.
FROM WATERS.

flclal boat Of the'rogatta. and vas
leaning on a railing ON tho lower
deck near the side Of the boat The
rail snapped ana she was thrown
headlong into the water.
lamont. who o. a Kood swimmer
leaped after her. lie managed 20
support her TIL a small launch near
az hand picked them up and con
vey0d them % shore. Neither we're
Injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

A counter petition was presented
10 the West Seattle school board
last night asking Directors Cooley
and Nelson not 20 resign Il. ID.
Bailey. principal OF the West Sc
attle schools. has also been asked
TO resign. II being charged that he
allowed certain pupils TO SEQ exam.
nation questions prior 10 the date
Of examination.
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ttAtAAttAtttAAA

"A 49, ~ 4
4 Have yottaany old story 4
4 books. good whoieaoma maya 4
4 zines. or literature OF any sort
4 that will make good reading 4
a for boys and eirh1
4 II YOU have do them up In
4 a package and leave them for
4 DR. Il 8 paachall. at his Office 4
4 bi6 Ettel building. or az the
= downtown office OF Tho Star 4
a In Ragiey's drug store. corner 4
4 Second and iika 4
4 nr, faachRi teiephoncd The 4
4 Star Tuesday morning that he 4
4 had Just returned from a pro 4
4 fcasional visit 10 TIM industrial A
a school ON Mercer island. and 4
v that there he found 90 boys 4
= and girla.e oil hungry for good
4 things to read. and with only 4
a a few worn old magazines
4 among thom. a
EtAt ttttt tktAtt
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ear the presence Of mind and
ability Of Clarence
~. famoat. a well EneNn y'r"'ls
a'''a =. u MS clty. Mrs. W A
~ ne wife Of Or. shan
si,a.s - known physician. would
- a,...ensl wednesday IN Lake
49, ksnnon was On hoard The
VI v..nihus. which Was the Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
s,,l5RD pR0WLERS
rUelK mo G. N. CAR

-. nsliafd police arr having
~ 80 ia their chase aftcr the
=. =. y uskht providers that has
-ssea depreiatlona during the
II ~ weeks
F,.slay night Great Northern
-, isisfhay Was broken into aud
,s..ss 70 the amount q SO
assn
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Great Northern Railway

win sell round trip tickets TO NIL
waukee on June Il. is. 10, for tes.7o,
account OF Woodman convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
speelsl Rats Eass

via Northern Pacific to Milwaukee.
wis. and return Tickets on sale
June 18th and 18th only. Pare
1910. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
Modern woodmsn Of America.

The Northern Pacific has arrang-
ed for round trip rate OF 1910 20
Milwaukee and return. Tickets on
sale June 18th and teth. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

STOLE EVERYTHING BUT
HEB GOLD IOOTh

q HER GOLD TOOTH
n PORTLAND, ore. May IL
4 Canlaint was made 60 the po- 4
4 lice yesterday By Mrs. A. d.
= tioaihy who lives In the Bar
= Tie rooming house over the
= Queile cafe, charging william 4
4 J. Harris with stealing every
4 thing she had with her except a 4
= ~Ruld tooth from her mouth
= Mrs. Goalhy asserts that 4
= Harris invited her 90 meal 4
= AZ the Quelie Saturday night
= aud she dld not leave him until 4
4 midnight lie was examining 4
= her rings and holding her hand
4 and once squeezed n 20 hard
= tha was obliged to rcmonstrate 4
\ with him When she reached !
4 her room she says the diamond 4
4 setting was missing from her !
\ ring. and a diamond and opal 4
4 cravat pin was gone from her !
4 Gle. and her purse containing I
4 SIS had also disappeared I
49, 4 4 a 4 a 4 a a 4 a 4 4
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The Owners and Promoters Who Are Building
Southeast Seattle

0 pt further buy as
IA m car ton tn lake
h st We bought u
o a o he buy land
e a n her CT lots nth city hdswa
" unp city imBr n Iaw
am
ia to buy
through bean
ant Fnt hyenus Rainier
M
0 m 0
will - egdM summer the
h n the reqadeT nee
foo
man Of nimputa wnI4o DO
Of
aumaw y s.
ms " n rom pl 10 pa No nmAhe no nnero
IN souhsaa seauew
yaI min
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,aANeE or TRAIN TIME
=. northern raeine. commence
ma an Watch Tor many
y -. and additional trains. 80
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AT THE THEATERS
AT THE rHEATERs.

/ Star Polite Vaudeville.
! Bright. attractive otto Of vando-
! yillo features.
/ SEATTLE - M0nday-W cdneas
/ day. The Christian. Good
! production At papgrsaE pricea
! Thursday Saturday. "Pcaee
/ fui Valley"
/ THIRD AVE. 49, Monday We'd
! ncadaY. The Clay Baker,
! pastoral play with interest.
! INK situations. Wednesday
/ saturday. East Lynne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

The Watson stock company. one
Of the beat companies that have been
seen IN seattle for \ unmber q
years. viii close ita bill u "Tbs
Chxfxtian@ wednesday Night.
THURSDAY nixht viii be witnessed
the meiodranra. The Peaceful Val
ley"
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ME- THOD is
RIGHT ONE

DR.. CREIGHTON, CHAIRMAN or
HEALTH AND SANITATION
COMMITTEE. SAYS EITHER
THE CITY. COUNTY OR STATE
SHOULD APPROPRIATE THE
FUNDS FOR OPEN AIR HOS.
PITFALLS