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The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27

Murray Mackenzie. residing at Homo
lulu, Oahu; John p. Mackenzie, resid-
ing at Honolulu. Oahu: Philip A,
Mackenzie. residing at Honolulu,
Oahu; Florence Patton. residing at Ko-
hala Hawaii: Cara Patton, residing at
Guildford. England; Amy Patton. re-
siding at Bournemouth. England:
Catherine S. Wight, residing at Ko-
hala' Hawaii; Maud NJ. Wight, resid-
ing at kohala, Hawaii; Mary d. Ma
SON. residing at Kohala, Hawaii; Olga
Mason, residing at Kohala. Hawaii;
Arthur Renton, residing at san Fran
cisco California; Gertrude Renton re-
siding at Mills College, Alameda Coun-
ty California; James S. Wight. resid-
ing abroad; to appear ten days after
service hereof. IL they reside on the
Island of Hawaii, otherwise twenty
days after service, before the Judge of
the Circuit Court of the Third Circuit
sitting at Chambers IN the Court Room
at Kailua, Hawaii, Territory of Ha-
wall to answer the annexed petition of
JANE Wight, in her own right and as
trustee and eXecutrix of the will of
James Wight, late of Kohala, Hawaii.
territory of Hawaii deceased. and
Robert w. Single and Robert WAL
lace, trustees and administrators with
the viii annexed of the estate of James
Wight, deceased, and Clara Bryant.
And you are further commanded by
order of Hon. John Albert Matthew
man, Judge of the Circuit Court of the
Ihird Circuit of the Territory of Ha-
wall, to serve a true copy of the order
OF his appointment, and of this petition
and summons upon Charles r. Hemen-
way, guardian ad Item of the infant
defendants. And have you then and
there this Writ with full return of
Your proceedings thereon.
Witness
JOHN ALBERT MATTHEwMAN,
judge of the Circuit Court of the
Third Circuit, at Kailua. Ha-
wall, this 18th day of Decem-
Der, 1905.
(SeaD
By JOHN GREIG,
Clerk.
l certify the foregoing to be true
copy of the original summons in said
cause and that said Court ordered that
service be made upon Frank Atkins
Julia May, Percy May, Arthur May,
Vera May. Gerald May, Cyril May, Ada
G. Capwell Ethel Wood. cara Patton,
Amy Patton. Arthur Renton, Gertrude
Renton and James S. Wight, non-resi-
dent defendants, by publication of the
same and continuance of said cause
| until Thursday the 10th day of May,
| 1906, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
(SeaD
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27
By JOHN GREIG,
JOHN GREIG,

2765-Jan. 10, &c, Feb ., 8, 16, go, Mch.
2, 9, 16, %, &c. Apr. 6. IS. 20, 81.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27

"a. l21a paid. tS5 per cent paid.
SESSION SALES.
(Morning Session.)
Eva. $3.50.
SALES BETWEEN BOARDS
$50 Kihie, 1875 22O Haw. c. & s. CO.,
20; 50 Haw. G. & s. co. $50, 75 Wal
alma. S0,50: 20 Waialua. 60.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27

Captain Kelly, in command of the
Curtis, is one of the best known cap
tains in this port. For many years
he was in command of the bark Mo-
hican. About three months ago he
was placed in command f the Curtis
on the death of Captain Calhoun.
Captain Kelly is also known as Major
Kelly, that being his title in the Uhi-
form Canton of the odd Fellows. AS
such officer he installed the first uni
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27
CURTIS IN COLLISION.

SAN FRANCISCO, April %, noon).
To Castle a. Cooke, Honolulu: The
George w Curtis. which sailed for
Honolulu on the 18th from san Fran
cisco, has returned to port badly dam
aged, having been in collision. The
second mate is killed and captain
CKelly) badly injured. Damage to
vessel small. Government has seized
cargo for relief OF sufferers. Win sail
as soon as released.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27

Note:-Barometer readings are cor
pected for temperature. instrumental
srrors. and local gravity, and reduced
10 SEA level. Average cloudiness stated
N scale from to TO- Direction of wind
fs prevailing direction during "a hours
ending at S p. m. Velocity of wind IL
average velocity In miles per hour.
ALEX. Moe. ASHLEY,
Section Director.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED
Wednesda,

Wednesday, April 25.
Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, from Kau-
nj ports, 1855 a. m, with 1920 bags SUI
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03

the general disadvantage Of all the
others. A course Of common sense,
coupled with strict justice will make
for the up-building and welfare Of the
general movement.
It is perhaps natural that one should
take special interest in matters which
pertain to ones craft, but If this con-
centratiOn Of mind and effort becomes
so all absorbing as to preclude the
fulfillment Of ones duty to- other I'M
ions, progress toward the solidity of
labor Is thereby checked
Unions are warranted in moving for
better things for their members to the
extent that they have achieved craft
organization and are surrounded by
strength in organization Of all trades.
No one craft, no matter how we'll or
ganized, could execute to get and
maintain improved conditions without
the presence of an environment Of or
ganization, and to the degree that the
organization, and are surrounded by
common cause is powerful will good
results be attained.
The ambition should be to go for
ward together; considering: a misfor-
tune to sister union blow at ones
own, giving the same help to other I'M
ions that one hopes to receive, pro-
noting the grand fraternity Of labor
in its entirety, giving special help to
the weaker ones to the end that the
homes Of all the workers may. be made
brighter, their children happier, and
Independent manhood fostered
through the solidihed power Of organ
lied labor.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
THOROUGH TRADE UNIONlSM
NECESSARY,

While the political pot is boiling
and organized labor has made cred
table showing In attendance to Its en-
envy in the State Of Maine, and pre-
pairing to do better in other states, 1t
would be we'll not to allow the center
Of the stage Of union activity to be
completely devoted to promoting the
political aspect Of the cause.
The prime object Of the movements
political endeavor is legislation in the
interests Of labor, but it should be re-
membered that with the best labor
laws to be hoped for, with the judic-
iary at all times equitable in its rul-
ings, and the power Of the government
used with strict impartiality, all Of
these things, while sufficiently i'm
portant to merit the attention Of the
members and friends Of organized
labor. are at best but secondary to
the matter Of organization itself.
It would be trite to say that If the
votes cast In the different states by
the members Of the unions in the COM
ing elections against the enemies of
the cause Of labor did not exceed the
instances In which the voters wore
union toggery, the result would not be
especially effective, and the same
would be true If measured by the de-
gree Of consistency in attending meet
ings and loyal devotion to all trade
union duty
1t is not in spasmodic action gener-
ated by red fire" and "hurrahs'' that
labor can become lasting power
only through the slow process Of in
| culcating In the minds and hearts Of
| the units Of membership a proper anc
| clear conception Of the movement cal
this be accomplished; not by activit!
! applied to one phase Of the subjec
during election period, but thy homes
application to all trade union duty
every day, by lines dedicated to tn
detail of union construction, POLITICAL.
and otherwise, the whole year round
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
FORWARD TOGETHER,

In the development Of labor's or
ganized power, too much attention
cannot be given to the progress Of the
entire movement. The connecting links
between all of the unions should new
er be overlooked, as finally the
strength Of the whole will be measured
by the condition, good or bad. Of the
average union.
Notwithstanding the wide differ
ence in the kinds Of employment, the
carpenters interest is that of the shoe
maker, the printers or the hod-car-
riers, and so on; an indiscreet act or
the part Of any one union reflects tc
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY

The Sheet Metal Workers Of Buffalo
have been on strike for many months
and have spent $4,000 to date in ben
efts, and although the bosses are SER
iously blocked in filling their contracts
they hold out through the influence
and assistance of the Association. =
A notable instance Of the lengths to
which the union smashers will go was
brought to light when it was discov-
cred that a firm who had signed with
the union, was held up to the tune OF
80 per cent added to the cost OF ma
terial when about to undertake a Job
on which It was the lowest bidder.
The anti union socIetie5 not pnly
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03

discriminate Is against unions, but n,aoe
a; a penalty upon employers doing bus
mess with them. and although they
whine about union boycotts, their own.
stock In trade is chiefly the bovcott
ana OF such criminal character that
the penitentiary Is being cheated
while the prime movers In these IN
ss1.tns Ions for the promotion of low.
Wakes are IL lar4e
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03

Mr.. Union Man:-Notify your groc'
er that the Bell Phone is unfair.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03

MI. Union Man: Notify your laun-
dry man that the Bell Phone Il I'm
fair- 1.5...s s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
REALTY TRANSFERS

p ~ Jordan a CO. report THE fol-
lowing sales For David Ha4a lots
@ g and & block Is. Great Northern
addition. SO william W chaplin Far
Mauls Gerber Triangular lots 81
Yves lake boulevard corner sfh as.
end Stewart. % g. ~. Berkeley =
~ Jordan q 90. recently uunehaseI
"a loo-ogre tract OF kfNand. and
have cut b up into ga acre tfaete
Brucn & Hest report the follow
Ing sales Ga the Uneu & Ret
North broadway addition. To nelta
r. WhitelfY lot s block 8. guuad-
Grafton &fttn. Go George IS Wilson.
lnt 2. block 6. price saeo. 60 Stephen
Dwan. lot IL block 6. mice tsaa.
20 Emma shoudy. lot Il. block &.
price t6o0. 90 u. L MeCauaae. let
ne block 8 price t5oes 70 Anna ~.
fonnE lots rs ard 8. block 6. price
$500. 10 C W McCaulev Lot e..
block Z price 2su1i 10 Ella Dubois.
TOT u.s. block 4 price &g00; to +. =.
Mexican lot Is. block 8. price f4sos
90 ". W Noyes. lets S aad q. block
Z. price Si,2ho. To- s. ". button lots
10 Go rs. Inclusive block I. urIee
$3.50. 60 Goorso +. Naudovere. the
southeast corner ~ 18th az. and
stewart price $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
WIEN ne suecGGos IN HIS
SEARCH nc WILL sGr A
DATE FOR TIE HEARING or
CHARGES AGAINST soRMYLr

The condition Of a Witness locked
no ia jail while the criminal Is re
leased on bond has On aualgfag
Ia the suspension Of 4 Warner
an inspector H. the city engineers
department fof refusing 10 report
NJ Nnunyir. q city contractor. for
WofllaR biH meh mGfe than eight
hours dag.
Warner has been suspended
pending hearing Of the charger
and 20 81 being punished whethef
fho charges are Hubaiauuated or
not. while Nofmgie. the real Of
fender la being permitted "a 81
shoad ailh hlH work. repeating The
.ofinnao daily. but rapidly empief
ing the contract MeanH bile the
secretary - the baafd II public
works ia muflne with extreme de
liberation ~ fne maftef 81 affaaF
Ing d date for a hearing On the
charges
Preferred one Week Ago.
The charges against Norm IL
we're preferred more than "A aeeH
ago b. Prank C0ttefiii business
.aasnf ~ the Central Labor Council
They were read before the board
of WORKS ~ a meeting held last
Saturday CTS Engineer 1h0mapn
Immediately ordered Warner aHs
pended and Noumyle cited 70 np.
pear aud show cause Nhl his con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
LOCAL MUSICAL wRITta

Several 81 TIE Seattle ulusscifts
have duriDs the past year VITA
eumpa IfIons and The last % enfef
fhn rauis for popular approval 4
Mra - II Foulkes. izQz Thlrp.
ninth az north. Uho. undu "a
name Of Mniiie Naples. has -
auir written the music tHt also sks
Worlds II . song entitled Nctoeg
Smokes huf sister As via -
erai 81 he popular song Writer'S 2
the da9 tie words XIII the naziek
Arrangement The music iisci -
bright utislllnz aiz writes u 10
tour time anH with = mofi czfeg
I've step accompaniment ~
songs popularity Nill real soies
with Ire music and Tor . soesl =
plranI g. worthy Of creeitable nat,A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31

faa4 s1ass ash sasaasf Stitches
a $50 tsss fsfa ffaif 80 tsrfifs
= - tasas
tsaaa saffaaF - asMs tiasAs fisa.
aas $50 iNs tsfHs
ssaa haass - 3 EaAn tafh snEs
ssFeFHs aHH sseAss fes4f 60 taaaseEs'sH
7sassaf slaswaiss q 70
sfen ssss. vith annaisass rgs.aas
e aesase e. -
- AssfM nsaf fAMn ANmfNWruN
q I'll ssssHaa ffaH trees EafHfH iu FttB
HsHf HHa4H is5Hfss 60 faaf feHsaaf sfffF
EHHHH s. 80 HHasHltaH e. ere tHffas WEi
sHaAs - sHfea&s
Stree asstfra eIatsss ussf NEH1 Er
- Hkts . - tssufs
1as naass - tissks fraa go mas
- hsfM 0tFaH tHth sraaH sftif go
hssasasHl fFaH 49, tsFttss o So
tsasaa haa.s 80 Wtfw ti.As frssa
Has ffaif 80 fHHFfs tiss. i.fuss
stssa h~ - HsiA tiesks sruni
80 Has .
- Hsss 81 sssiaslss nri - fee fssnts
a. sc HsHsH aHf HfsHn1 fiHs sfssaaa ia
asfssa $50 asssssiFs -
Wkfen ruasr - LAKE wkFHuxa
zaN 49, Ho ~
a4ftsEa = sifoEWAHNa On.
90. a g ostsatsi - ttsia ~. tna iei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
CROWD
ON SEATTLE

The city 81 Seattle viii sal faf
skagwhg tanighf with q banner iaaa
81 passengers. tot only faf mas
ports bar also Tor the interior. Size
mul have isE passengers ahaHf1 aHn
fun lead - Dawson freight
y Y. WiIheFHpuun heHaa a parts
% 81 United staieH surveyors Who
are bound faf FORT tEamiin en- the
lower Taboa r " Thannln ard q
patty 81 five arc bound for tAs RAM
part district. where they have large
commercial and mining interests.
AIRS NeuceullH. wife ~ the swelt
hnors earihiu ~ the = = eon-
panYn Steamer sarah. - also one
~ those bound naffh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
SECRETARY BAGLEY
CAN'T FIND CALHOUN

tract should not Be ab,os.,..
der lie state law. aeefsIsss ~.
leg ot the board waa last,,'., saz'
ascertain Corporation cmss.s J. .
hguu could BE- present ase -
date III lie heafirg. u3llfgis.
PARTIES - be present ing AT
Five DAYS have gone by ana -.
TO date has been set FOR tte ~
lur nor has SECRETARY pagi. -.
the haafH of WORKS. e0mmss,.. =
With The corporation come
aardins n y
Some One Ia podslnq.
I haze MT been able ~ -.
touch viii the e1fpafallan -. y
In regard "a the matte esig - -.
Rotary Baelef thia morning ~. ~
has been very busy h ef.5n ~
unable - attend a hearing 49,.
viii set The date for The re-.
aa soon az [ can zee him
4 have Hgt heafH from Bseie.. 1
regard u fae matter. aid Coz
ton Counsel Calhoun Il ~ -.
af H1slef office 10 fhs ~ ~
yesterday - DO not know -
fheY want me 20 attend bes,+.-
On the charges ! can attess 8
have one of ms deputies atiess .
hearing ang time they want n !. :
'lt" =
7 ara ready 70 present he -.
fence Ia the case any time =, y.
lifted - do No. said Prank Co.,. y
III who preferred the charges ~
I wani Is q little time 70 noiify n.
men ! viii call on 70 testify / oss
hope the hearing VIII be called u
fore lhe contract Is completed n,
the contractor IN question s,lll 80.
tiuues 10 work hia men over -,
haura ia violation Of The state lsws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
.DYNAMI 7 {
A HOUSE

pAYaoN Utah. Stay al Early
this morning Don attempt was made
to murder Joseph D.. cisok nud fnm-
uy. a nye.Rnllun can ~ dynamite
vas placed on the front porch ana
exploded with fuse.
The explosion War downward, ana
WRECKED tho porch ana front wnli ~
the house $50 ONE was seriously
hurt but The explosion aroused the
town
Two mon were seen driving away
boz busy crook is Hai0onkeep-
co.. ITO was never in trouble. but Dr.
dialiked by pfohibiuouIHia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
PLEAD FOR ITS
ABOLITION

ST PETERSBURG. NAY a.
The speHkpra In the douma tpta7
pleaded Tor fhs abolition ef capital
punishment declarius that the exc
cuiioa Of political offenders If
Riga 70 be Rn insult 60 The donma.
and the government action con
dmciFe "a uafrhY
Tho Deputies believe that a cflsia
ia coming and alil return home Il
hampcrcd b. the ministry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
SIXTEEN HUNDRED WILL
LEAVE FOR THE NORTH

To morrow ali BE- fed letter
daf iu steamship circles saa dunIHs
TIE houfa between > q clock b. tie
morning End midnight over ieaa
g. sasHHefs HfI ieaHa faf fHHiaHa
rerfiaHs ~ AiHfHt Tomorrow aeeH
fhs opening ~ tha Nams aHaHaH. but
fbe Aanf steamers are Hat tHe only
baafa o. iaass faf tie Haffhs
A. = o'clock the Dolphin etl asl.
from Plrf { Hifh af least lie raHz
seHEsfa bound fof ehaaeaf Many
- tie passengers ere on Their vaY
e. fhe Interior. aud -. headed ~
Major nluehatt vli - 81 Nome
STA fIana1n Hnd tie lower river
The EfesiHiaf via eel faf fhs
westward fumnu0u forenoon Ntfh
100 passengers ana 81 The evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
To SEE HAAKON
CROWNED

-Four extra nisepsra ueft atiachs1
n the regular Canadian Psrifir In
tied fbza affefneaa e carry Ne
naftg 81 FEaHdlHaFisns bound fw
the old country 10 witness the carp-
Hafion e King Haakan. one kan-
dfed lea Seattle. sna a. snohauizA
Everett and HeiiinE.su oihsss "a
tain the party Thirty ieft ss<tils
last utsht ar fhe Princess fieaofa
and sent - Narrusxeg va Yis.
fora They Nld oanneei uith 10
Seattle fraln ht eurnas ara - a.
signed hsfiha When the ihreeEa
train reaches Ssw YORK there "a
- 80 fFen tie state aboard -
e. +. Il. T. senalnx 3 SPECIAL isuFis
candnftor with the rxcufsionstfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
LOCKING FOR HIS
WIFE AND CHILD

EVERETT. Nay n Broken
dosn In mind and toay. rendered.
almost penuiloaa b. the San Fran.
cisco disaster and deserted ~ his
wife. who took with her their calls
child. q beautiful eirl Of Yeara. IN
The midst 81 tie trouble which left
him almost without funds. Charles
schmidt. formerly a wealthy whole
sale steel dealer Of san Francisco.
was ga this ciiF yesterday on a long
seemingly fmltless search for his
wife that be might recover the
child
he has thoroughly secured Seat.
tie. Tacoma end several smaller
places but With no results
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31

fhs CITY - Topeka um ssa q,
skaKH - aHa nag ports win Az.
other 100 passengers.
Two Nome passenger and frelss.
steamers HlIl gef aeay during q.
evening aHd tie ffeiRhief Asekl.
naa sHli alec eel. The iuo psssss.
Hsf steamers are The Victoria 49,
ono The Victoria Nlll have er
passengers aHa tie ohlo viii IL.
81 Both steamers have ihsif a..
aansfH accommodations and es..
city farfH 20 TIE limit
The Hazel Dollar an also al
aaa she sfHffs TIE nsu service h..
tween Eeallie end Russia ane.f =.
IaHfHeHauz Hubbard eampsny's n.e
The Dollar NiiI have : run ioae =
seattle usHa hau8iae for Nieoiass.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
FRIGHTENED BY
EARTHQUANE

SANTA ROSA. Cal MAY si-A
sb4rn earthquake shock a. -
O'Clock fhIa morning alarmed ~
feaIHenfs and many rushed -
their houses No damase ~ -
however
Whose fdaf ls over Feuf heaas :.
each balance monthly gives - :
home - Tauf aun ffsifs = -
as Pioneer hunaIne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31

Despite the decision Ct Tbs N4sf
lneiou insurance commissioner thA
the Washington Insurance asA<iA'
ton uaa violating the Laws q ~
state. fh association @tll nets =
81 first decided 50 cut q eat' ns~
on June !
The decision on The part e -
association % 80 cat a hashtsa
was 81 eheH shortly before - -
Francisco disaster siHee pai.A
time tho Hfa ~ ard 90 clafe
earuee has ae aHied az r. -tit+
ton Of The insurance mea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31

NssIsaias g. tsfas - sanHssf place ,
8 Hsa5 aiHses $500 see sna Haa nta Hauf
q a. aaaH HHEa fhH HEHaffsH g. enc rfsifaf
~ fHH 5aAa ssH8H 90 infH lhs ris.iHffg
fifisf f=Hf fa#afaf Httls naee MiuMf
NAM NHt Ha# nHFEF go Re- tEHafaf arH
80 Haftrf - fafH affeafa afH1fHH -
aff# 70 NH HN - faHf fnaf BE- makes =
a1EHkfH sd faHHsfa.aIf
ftaEe r. Haas HFfta sfaas ~ q email
Ter fasa ~ msfelfssHf end afsl1sa
Fees HHath flss sHst ~ Eafaeahsa an.H
fistf 81 fHH fsks Ihaff wfu - = asr
Hfae HsaH tHfHF saHn ard teen N nfu 80
aagfH - n lHaaea
eHtH fas aaa ena 81 sasg terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
Tearing Down Stores on Pike

The widening ~ Pike % means
the tearing down % ths Jersey Baf-
Ger Store. ~ STOCK reduction prices
are in effect there tomorrow Hui.
ter eggs. cheese ana fine canned
goods ~ 80 cheap 90 savs us NOV
iva them 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
THE MARKETS


Cherries nud Strawberries wer'
both short articles un tho street t9-
day following mo holiday yrairr.
day piurlrrirs are ou the market
ana atr Holun at 900 90 $3.50 psi
bor Asparagus iH in great demand
and thin morning the local EfnaI
went az ttla while oregon Efasi
took a top notch ut g.
Nsoetsbisa
Ystffna nufi.ahk potatoes titVw 49, Tea.
Z Waite River iHiatf'rN. Hlt t" yes
s sss .a'' s ~ b,.,. I, Is ,s' ~ 3.
saet. California aat0aae p h.
pets.sg - ,,a-
oii 5 rsfsall.s ~ ssrs b agt = 49,
lif ia OK Hu. ffNfssfH 90 fiN uaflHs
fhnbaft m Fwh aslafaFHa hHt % HH
~. - y ..'' ~, ~ 20 ~
= ~. nse hesis 49, sath. ils. asu iaf.
Fruits.
a., nsas s' e, - q, 4, s W ,.sa,
.saaas 90 - HHut'H. ,fai.s isla.
aHs hus az. farrF natfI UranFrs
81, = eg,a ,i.si'. o'se zee e -
cshfaFHia eafss BIN tgtes 49, ~ G.
~'lt tesss ~ % ave- ioig ,sfieas ~
asiss a., 81 o.. - tas 80 rsgssHuis
- dos I'll Ksahssirk siraahsfrss -
rrals pc washirrign siiasi'sfl.es -
afa risssis.lss ;. 90. b
Eogs
nirrfif ffssh fsngh srs' r.r so -.
oHssaa nnrh ~
Butter and Chssss.
wsst.insien s...ssrg.sfl better ~ ~ 81
.s,'ra. f',ss No. 80 p . ns''' ,..
b. ~ s'afsss. ra.isfH tgb. 80 ~
80 - tsias - ih A Tg,las An.efi,sa
80 is s -. isi.tss ss.sss - "a
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
CLASSIC CLUB MEETING.

a called meeting Of the classF.
culture club viii De held June . ~
tie home ~ Miss Frances Daurau.
West seattle 4 pirnir dinner Win
follow lhe hnaInaas rectinr-