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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-12-20
Chapel Service.

The following is the program of
the service held in the chapel
Sunday, December 10Th, Rev. s..
j. Kennedy officiating:
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-12-20

The Steward has notified the
various departments to send in
their quarterly estimates for the
months of February, March, and
April.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-12-20

to get his shirt on over his celee-
tial wings, when the day arrives
for him to enter Paradise; BROTH
or editor, who evidently knows
him, says that the chief thing that
should perplex him is how he is
going to get his hat on over his
horns. How these editors love one
another.
1 note with much trepidation
that bran new prophet, one pro-
lessor how that word is maltreated)
Stephens predicts an "upheaval,"
or some such thing, which will
destroy twenty-six of the largest
cities in the United States; sort
of Sodom and Gomorrah on a
big scale; but of course we always
do things grandly in this land of
the brave and home of the free. To
me, the one reassuring feature of
his prediction is, that Saltwater is
not on his list. Everybody here,
1 believe, is willing to tumble
without having big stone house
fall on him.
An Indiana paper claims there
are two cities in this country
San Francisco and Pittsburg-
that really stand in great need of
Revolutionary reform" Itbegins
to appear as tho there were two
sides to the San Francisco story,
so in the language of brave Cap
tain Sigsbee, it will be we'll to sus-
pend judgment for time so far as
the Golden Gate City is concerned.
So far as Pittsburg is concerned,
it is her rich men who are respon-
sible for her shame. Men must
learn that social obligations and
conventions must be met, morality
must rule mems lives, and the rich
must learn that the chief RESPONSE
bility rests on them.
[ have always felt that were I
ever to become rich enough to
pose as philanthropist, [ could
find no greater enjoyment than in
selecting deserving and promising
men and women and furnishing
them the capital, by the aid of
which they might attain the cher
ished ambition of their lives. I
have known the anxieties of lit
tie rise and many descents, and I
have been forced to see rich op-
portunities pass because of want
of little capital. Because Of this
experience it would be the delight
of my life to be able to aid those
who by self-respecting, dignifed
endeavor are trying to make a
place for themselves in the world.
Twenty-three fair young maids
of the city of Fort Dodge, Iowa,
have formed themselves into q
"23 club;" each member must be
% years of age when she is 1niti-
ated, and the dues are % cents per
month. The motto of the club
is, 'Skidoo Matrimonyp' It is
dollars to doughnuts that the club
will be out of business ere the ?
year rolls round; such is the per-
verseness Of the average man that
Immediately he finds himself for
hidden a certain thing, that one
thing becomes the most desirable
object to him, in all the world.
Evidently these girls are good
students Of the genus man, and
know full we'll that in the course
of not more than two years the
only "23' that will be heard in
Fort Dodge will be the "Skidoo"
of the fond young papa as he hikes
for the doctor to relieve babv's
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-12-20
ole Mirror
PRISON OFFICIALS.

PRISON OFFICIALS.
BOARD OF CONTROL.
O. B. GOULD, Chairman Winona
S. w. LEAVETT Litchfield
L. A. ROSING Cannon Falls
M. G. Cutter, Secretary
RESIDENT OFFICIALS.
HENRY WOLFER, - Warden
]. S. CLENNON, Deputy Warden
M. c. COLLIGAN, Asst. Dep. Warden
HI. w. DAVIS, Clerk and Acct. Officer
ROBERT M. COLES, Steward
b. MERRILL, Physician
MISS MARY MCKINNEY, = Matron
s. ]. KENNEDY, Protestant Chaplain
CHAs. cORcORAN, Cath. Chaplain
PRISON AGENT.
J.Z. BARNCARD, St. Pail
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-12-20
Wise and Otherwise.
3-By G. A. Y.-g

Gilbert Hubbard remarks that
he who giveth to the poor lendeth
to the devil. Evidently Fra FL
bertus has been generous with his
old clothes and has been stung;
however, 1 don't believe, seriously,
that he means what he says.
An ethereal and soulful young
Kansas editor recently expressed
concern as to his probable inability
to get his shirt on over his celes-
tial wings, when the day arrives
for him to enter Paradise; BROTH
er editor, who evidently knows
him, says that the chief thing that
should perplex him is how he is
going to get his hat on over his
horns. How these editors love one
another.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-12-20

Prof. S. q. Smiths class of
young students who are studying
the science of sociology at the
State University, visited this insti-
tuition last Friday. The party ar
rived at the prison about half past
three and remained until after
supper. There were about
fifty students in the class
and while here they were shown
thru every department and were
very much interested in the penal
problem. Professor Smith did not
accompany the students in their
quest for knowledge, as he was de-
tanned at home by illness.
The local Chautauqua Circle
will hold a quarterly meeting next
Sunday. AS customary on these
occasions, the president has pre-
pared an excellent program con-
sisting of seven numbers, and each
of the participants will do his best
to make the meeting instructive as
we'll as entertaining. There will
be four papers read; namely:
"Banquetting Follies of American
Millionaires," "Life of Tommy At
kins," "Life With the Big Show"
and "The Costume Designer"
There also will be recitation and
several piano selections. Those
members who will take part in the
program have taken special pains
in the preparation of their papers,
and the meeting no doubt will av-
erage we'll with similar ones held
in the past.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-12-20

We see by the papers that the
United States prisoners at this in
stitution are likely to be trans
fered to the military prison at
Leavenworth, Kan. For some
time past the transfer of United
States prisoners has been taking
place, and only last week govern
ment prisoners were being re-
moved from the western peniten.
tiaries.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-12-20

Intelligent effort tends to prop
or assimilation and respiration
these things make for Joy and
reasonable content. Sorrow is
pathological, and it's only remedy
lies in work. Ebert Hubbard.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-12-20

March-"WillOw Grove. ............ Orchestra
DoxOlOgy Congregation
Invocation ...................Re Rev. s. j. Kennedy
scripture >ILOVs .. y. h0QQ0Oy
Hymn-"When the Mists Have Rolled Away.
PTay0T.. .h0V. .. y. h6n0o0y
Anthem-"J erusalem" ............... 90. Choir
Hymn-"Tell Me More About Jesus" :. :.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Congregation
BenedictiOn .............R Rev. s. j. Kennedy
March-"The Harlequin. Orchestra
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-18
HEP wANrEp-MALE-ContInusd:,


AT CosTIGAN & co.'s Employment Ase"'''~
San francisco ONCE Located az
to s FeH ST., corner Market and Ie1q@os
Residence 1245 Eddy st. Phone es'
Oakland Office Located AZ -
ATS Sixth St Phone Oakland 5o4-
We can ship you anywhere-Freee .zs
North. South. East WestL0sS51 trs tina
Also numerous Jobs coming tn al tne 'A
Call and Us for shipping ]oes:
Call today II you want to get our Oh
500 month. found-la borers--S0O. found
CAsPAR-MENDOcINo co
Boat Sails for Caspar Today-o p M
FREE FARE--FREE FAEE- AlsE ,,,,,a
% laborers. yards. mills. woods. SO 1onn9
Costs you nothin9-Free Fare-Call early.
EUREKA TO-DAY.
Laborers. yards. mills. woods. $40 Ionnu-
Free Fare-Boat Sails for Eureka, p W.
MERGED AND FRESNO
Free Fare-Today. p m--Free rs-,-r.L
20 laberers. 81 25; 50 drillers. s2soo' 'ea"''''
Free Fare-Santa Cruz County--Free rars-
Sanrs Cruz Co. and San Luis s,'s, OoisP1 ToSs1 S0
Laborers section work; good WAGES
Muekers, S2.25; tunnel driilers, -
Remember, We Ship Today-5 D. m.-Frcs.
FREE FARE-NEvADA-FREE FARE Re
carpenters. s. p Co.; ship today. So Sso %
25 helpers. s. P. Co.: ship today only; sz-oV-
OREGON OR NORTHERN CAL-
Free Fare-Oregon-Free Fere-
aTRsaEfss sszS eToTBgssny T4Bs yr0oHDsAaY@FREsSo.
New construction work. Drain to Coos Day'
DRAIN. oREGoN--DRAIN. oREGoN.e .
Laborers. $2.25; teamsters. 81 20: drfnersr
Station Observation-Disclosures. Oregon-Free-
Free Fare-Company work-Cssa1i-Ses'
FaPeIsborsrs sae5
Blacksmith $4: wood worker, -
on fireman. close BY. $3.50 per day.
Two shift bosses free fare. "a per day.
stock and receiving clerk, large wnoiesaHs
house. $40 month.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-18
HELP wANTED-MALE-Continued.

MURRAY & READY.
A-Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
Formerly at 634-636 Clay ST., San Francisco.
Now located at
469 SIXTH ST, OAKLAND,
TENTH & MARKET SITS, SAN FRANCISCO
Phone SPECIAL 656-
FREE FARE-FREE FARE
SHIP TODAY.
WE SHIP N0RTH-FREE FARE.
OREGON.
BORDERS OF OREGON.
SHASTA ANR SISKIYOU.
g. n. e r. R.
S. P. CO.'S PASS.
COMPANY WORk-S0UTH.
shift bosses. company work-FREE FARE
10 brakemen, south-FREE FARE.
SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS.
BEAUTIFUL YOSEMITE VALLEY.
MERCED-FRESN0-BA
OCEAN SHORE R. R.-YOSEMITE r r.
WESTERN PACIFIC r. R.-N0RTH SHORE
RAILROAD.
RIPARIA AND LEWISTON
5000 laborers. drfllers. tunnel men. rockmen,
corner men, hammers men. trackmen. team
sters and section hands on all above R. R.
work-FREE FARE.
SHIP DAILY-FREE FARE.
s. P. r. Il. and SANTA FE r. R.-SOUTH.
MURRAY & READY, 469 Sixth ST.. Oakland.
Market and Tenth sts., San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-18

DON'T FORGET
$50 BEDS AT HOME
COME HOME. COME HOME
MURRAY READY have opened their first
workingmen's lodging house, with $50 beds,
Tenth and Market sts., S. F., and the price Is
only % cents per night.
We are going to do something else for you-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-18

-MISCELLANEOUSN
SPECIALS TODAY.
FREE FARE BY RAIL
TO S0N0MA COUNTY.
25 laborers, mills, yards and woods, $40 and
found; no experience and your fare free
Six laborers, cut brush, ETC.; 500 and found;
fare refunded.
Teamster, sawmiIl company, $40 and found
Lookout man. sawmill co., $40 and I'd
WOODCHOPPERS-FREE FARE
10 men to cut 4-foot wood for company
work; $3.50 cord; free fare and tools furnished
LAB0RERS-CARPENTE
25 laborers to help carpenters. city work. $500
day.
warehouse work, s. F., So day; 25 laborers,
warehouse work, Oakland. So day; Is laborers
mills and yards mountains, south. $40 and i'd
FRUIT-PICKERS-DR ETC.
$50 men and boys pick and pack all kinds fruits.
work in dry yards, ETC., for Santa Clara. So
noma, Yolo. Marin and all other counties, $50
IF YOU CAN EAT FRUIT YOU CAN PICK 1T.
MECHANICAL
BRIDGE-CARPENTERS FARE.
25 bridge carpenters, company work, south, S350
$50 carpenters. plain and finishing work. city
gineer, $3.50 day; Is machinists. door, lattice,
erecting and repair work. $3.50 to 81 day
10 carpenters, plain work, SS day; sail maker,
mend tents, 50 day and 3D.; blacksmith and
tool sharpener. mine, S105.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-12
AUTHOR. CONVICT
STARTS FOR PEN

The literary nesfu convict. James
Henry Leroy. who wrote that death
.Naald be more preferable 90 him
than hfe Imprisonment. wss Lat
niHht removed 10 the nlata psuifHus
fiafy from the county falL and his
galnE was hs pfunaic an hia threats
~ suicide and other writings wcre
reusattanat
Leroy with four other prisoners
were taken by the guards 10 Waiia
.WNiia chained In a line This life
term negro was not tolt that be
was % be sent away until last exc
ming when he protested that a .ns
an outrage Hs made No attempt
70 carry oat bis threats u sui
elas.
During hts entire stay u over a
,eaF in the county JAN. trttgY has
written continuously fof papers ana
magazines bat never waH known 20
srii a line lie called himself she
Western Prose Bufeau Of toe Aport.
~ ". and always took hts mail
through the shsrtffs office 10 con-
r~ai tlf~ fact that hs vas su BAIL fie
y TO serve a life term under she
habltuai act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-12
UNION PACIFIC
TURNED DOWN

The ultimatum Of the corpora.
tlonu committee OF the city council
that no franchise would be- granted
for railroad tracks on Fourth av.
south was delivered u = " Cot
ton, general counsel for toe Union
Pacific. by Chairman gill OF the
committee st a meeting u the com.
mittee yesterday.
The committee having decided
positively not to permit the com
pany To use Fourth nv south an
effort will be made by the con
panY'a engineers 10 plan for another
entrance. The chief difficulty ln the
way % using any other thorough
fare Ia that u would involve cross
ing property now held by the Great
Northern which that company IL
reluctant to sell 90 rival interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-12
REALTY TRANSFERS

The Quinn Wren Realty company
atIH repors steady sales In West So.
attic realty They have Bnasr waY
aain - acreage piata Yesterday
the comp2ny disposed Of tt.t2s
warsh 20 residence property 70 H.
A Way
Lots :. and a. block M" 81
Brii.s Ftfth addition hAa been sold
10 j A. KanKisy by A6Am L. sUotss
Cor 81 coo TIE property Il heated
At the cornsr % tth ~. and Wall
It.
The Seattle Land ard Improve
raeuf company transferred 20 ~.
Whitney Treat yesterday a large
tract 81 farm lands IN The Farrndais
Homestead tracts for sis.po9.
r. " Berlin IL Investing In Ken,
realty He has PURCHASED = acres
for tie.so0. Marie L. Dow vas tha
SELLER
Louisa Birkel has purchased iot I.
block 6. Of the 18th az. rsplst from
~ A. Pratt Cor so sQo The prop
eFfy IL at the cofnsr Of Bellevue sv.
and r Pike ~
lot 2. block 100. OF A. A Denny's
| Broadway addition has been sold by
oxro Pinch 30 J J kink for SIS
The lot ls a. tho corner ~ Terry AZ.
and Unlon 81.
The Stevenson Eandera Land
company have purchased 20 acres
bet Wean Ballard and Richmond
Beach for as .900 J. A. Bum vas
/ the seller.
The Calhoun. Dsany a Ewing
company sold the northeast corner
lof eth az. and blanchard 81 10 =.
". starr FOR t10.ee0. The property
lie Go4s0 feet and Is improved with
three dwellings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-12
CHOIR
MAKES CHARGE
gccEsraic INDIVIDUAL COMPLAINS MAYOR THAT
HsALrs STOLE THIRTY DOLLARS FROM AIS
sousH-nsvos REFERS HIN TO eHiGF

Melody Choir. wealthy. prutni-
neni. retired and hosnelea. ritiEsn
and secms.. Who lives IN spectaru-
lar squaIor sn a valuable tract q
land IN the very heart % The dit.
trsrt watch houasa 6eattla's zoe 9Qu
population. whose hoase has bern
ordered barnsd by the local hesalsh
board On account Of ita sauaiid aud
uraanltary condition. claims that
the city authorities are prosecuting
hin and that an effort 10 being
made 10 drive him from bis home
that tho city mar appropriate his
property.
Mskss aebhsry Chsrus.
Nor n this the worst Of hts trpu.
biea. NetosiY appeared At the Office
Of Mayor Moore In a very uamas
lodloua frame ~ mind % complain
that his house has been robbed hy
the city heaHh board lie insisted
10 aAYar Moore that the members
Of the board who called 20 lnHp~ct
his house Monday afternoon, furecsi
an entrance 70 Il and stale SO lea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-12
TRUST
ENTERS BALLARD
CALIFORNIA suER MAKERS Will OPEN SALOON As soos AZ
FIXTURES CAN SECURED AND PUT ~ PLACE.

nAtI.ARn. April IL Thirsty
naiiaFtiitss all have the emporium
~ Of lasting ber7 as made IN
California within The NEXT few daYa
The weilana Rrs~inK association.
OF san fFau,siscD. has ieaAsd the
store IN the Jnnsilcu haiidinx. At
the corner ef Ballard and snd az.
and wiii start saluou g. asa0n ~
fixtWrsa can b. put In The WeifaHa
company has MAIDS offers % a nam
beF 1t sAlfon nen 10 huy their
leases
AndrcW + Nelson IL wanirsf NJ
thn police tpr drneFtiaa % bis fam
iiY. Who ara in destitute eircum-
Stances The officers say that Net-
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and suppress the rowdlea
There has not been a dag pass
during the last two weeks that from
one a. half dozen complaints have
not been received by the police re-
Rafding the uaroasals or destructive
actions Of these gangs o; young ruff
fans From every section ~ the
city have come requests FOR pTntec-
ton and the police are seriously
considering a general campaign
against the hoodiuma unless the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-12

son IL a hAbituai arunkaFd. and thai
be dfsw hts wages from the Stimson
Mn company last week and has nos
been asen since
Members OF the city council met
lnsi niEht 90 Investigate charges ~
nexiert Of duty and onndurt unhs-
coming an offices preferred sgalnH
capfaia Snth Chandler. 81 the lncal
police fufee. Chairman Posrsel. u
the commission. refused % state the
nature u The charges bat lhs coua'
eiii wiil demand CApfaln Chandler
resignation. 20 take effect imms-
tiafeiy A Successor 20 I'll the
vacancy viii Be appointed b. TIE
COMMITTEES Of the whole Friday
niEht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-12
CONDEMNS
RADICALS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind April IA
Addresses we're made hf Senator's
BeveridEe aud Hsmruw and Coz.
HeuieY r. the Republican state
convention yesterday The platfurm
endorsed Roosevelt. particularly bis
course A9a,nsi the truaiA. In his
apearh nexsfiasu said the Rnpub-
llean party muaf nst iia face has
lrnn against the class which be said
wanted 90 eolys the great soctal-
Industrial problems ~ The day ~
hasty. radical aeiinn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-12
NEUROLOGY

Funeral services for Nrs Mar
Rafaf Hawkes.. Who died Tuesday
morning az a result % carbolic acid
poisoning. we're held az 2 o'clock
this afternoon. Rev. N. A. MattheNs
ofleiatInR. lniefment In Lake View
ssmatary- Mr.. Hnlght. the YOUNG
warnan'a fafhsr. and his two dauEh-
tsra we're in the city from HelllnE
ham 70 attend the obaequica.
Leon Butter. a fs-Ysaf-old hoy
living AZ cedar Mountain. died yes
trraay. Arrangements have been
made 10 have the funeral services
IA this city. intsrnsnt being made
IN fakeylew csmstsry. The body
viii be brought 70 Seattle tomorrow
on the morning train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-12
HAS BEES IN
HIS CLOTHES
.,s. raoaN. oF BALLARD.
sAs NO BONNET, BIT SUB
rrvurss orsER GARMENTS.

aA,lARp April is The stfanse
..smssasson thar bumhls bee Vas
nsnas ~ and down his hack 10
..,.s Hans rhorn any am0uut u
.,-,m,st Haas has Sen banging
- he Clab House sAloon and
= - nsst week has acted IN a
..,.ear manner rte wiil BE- sent
: s-sssls. where he vii - exam.
- ~ insanity. lie spends most
: u. slme appealing % the officers
81 a sgick aad kill TIE bees.
80 h. SAYS. Are continually
snxax hin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-12
YOUTHS START A
Reign OF TERROR

Unruiy boys ahYe oecasioued a
greet deal OF damage during the
paat week through their depreda-
tons Ia various parts Of the city
Residents on Newton and Wasefiy
uta have reported seYefaiy times TO
the police uf youths who have brok-
"a many inaulat8ra on telephone
poles
Complaints have been made fire.
queutiy lately 81 this same gang aud
the police have been asked 10 Try
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-12
THIEVES TAKE A
LOAD OF STONE

An industrious lot % thieves
stoi. = draylaad ~ pulvefined rusk
from a car at Twrlfth sv and JET
feraoa 81 last Night and the police
believe the only waY they could
have cartsd she staff away vas In
a WAaon
There we're rs sacks. each weigh
Iaw 100 paandn. In the iat which dsm-
appeared. and the value % thia only
amounted Co Sc Bell q Price
owned the ruck aud have reported
the robbery 20 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-12
ONE MILL STARTS
WITH A new CREW

state that enough weavers cannot
be hired 10 operate The Ballard mills
M the strike has been advertised
all over the country and hm The
support Of every union weaver ia
The business
An unsuccessful effort was made
yesterday by a number OF promi=
nent citizens. affected only indirect
ly by the trouble 10 bring the mi II
owners and The wsRverH together
hoping Ia that WAY to settle the
controversy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-12

lie returned 20 the ground safely
and delivered to Miss Mayhew the
BIT 81 cardboard
And an hour later Miss Mayhew
appeared AZ The Star office 10 claim
her reward she left with two big
silver dollars.
Other eggs returned 90 The Star
today weru
On the rotsm Pole.
One 50-eanf egK tackled 20 The
totem pole on Pioneer place and
found BY Walter spfaKue
une bl-eent egg found by Mrs n
q. cleghorn. Of Georgetown ess
Was tackled to fence GA Rainier az
Only four OF the 90 missing egga
have been returned There are aiiil
10 waiting 10 be discovered. For
the benefit OF the searrher the aug
gcafiun h made that the following
localities be visited
In the vicinity of the Queen Anne
atandplpe
James street power house,
Alaska building
broadway aud Madison street
between broadway aud saooad
avenue az ballard
Ballard aud FIRST avenue. al bal
lard
Green Lake Station. at Green
Lake
Mountain Ylcw Station. a. Green
Lake
All OF the eEGa must b. In tofars
tamurruw noon. II rreafds are q
ho paid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-12

BALLARD. April ~ Falling TO
come 10 an agreement With the
striking weayora. the liolcoff Bum-
Der company resumed operation In
their ahlngls mill this morning
With non-union men. hired la Scat
tic and towns IN the interior 81 the
state. II IL understood the other
mills are on a htlll hunt for men,
aud as soon a. they can be secured
will make an attempt To start on
ciaia of the 6hingleWeayers' union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-12
APPEAL TO
ROOSEVELT

KANSAS CITY. April T. While
ssoesfax r~soiutioa that they wiii
never reeeae from their p0sfsioa n
II means = ral4e ia the prtrs af
eaai. the Southwestern Coal operat-
orw' Uniou association decided Yes-
tsrdAy a. appeal Ia President Rousr.
x~is 20 cry "a sffrct a settiemen, BE-
tNeea the Operators aud the hltuaa-
tnnus miners Bow uut IN the south.
vseso8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-12
WOULD JUMP Off
OF ALASKA BUILDING

Arr man would wha would De
foolish enough no; 20 taks afvani
asn ~ thses two BID bargains AZ
Bart@grn Red Cross drug store. ela
zgd ave. on Friday. Ever Ready
safety raroru With 7 extra blades,
Cor 81 %. williams easy shavina
snap. lee bars. &c
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n n HUTCHINSON CO.
800 HATS.

Ksaraufy Hat SURPRISES AZ
- ffaa hats tn fhe stsne way
a. aaxsfs Pest salt Narpaasss
= sek~s salts. They stnna ia
affssus ctasa
y. 81 bnistais. Insert eyelris ana
s~swm kats to ! harrY fit free q
arg
IA na,ehinsea Co, eoFnef -
"a In.nIA
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dare devils spirits are curbed
In some sections ~ the city tho
residents are constantly kept in a
state ~ terror The boys smash IN
windows. throw rocks through the
panels Of front doors. destroy prop
0rty and generally make life miser-
able for the descent element
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money whieh be had hiddsa there
Mayor Moore referred the com-
piainAut Ia the ehi.f of police. and
be eft tAe office ~ the chief sx-
eeativs deetarfnx thai Re was being
haaaly miatr~afed In a tree eoun-
try. whsre he IL entitled To the sane
protection fur his psfIron and prop
srty "a n given To other persons.
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nriigns residing In Seattle hsli
an enthusiastic meeting # RAnkss
hall iaai eveulnG aud 81 people toin-
ed the Seattle branch 81 the sons
% ~ Geofse Organizer A J.
Woodhouss has secured the entire
top fioaf u The hailtinE Al itsS snd
sv and Temporary quarters wIll bs
installed Immediately
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In this way the promoters of the
movement expect Co enlist in the
cause not only thousands 81 men
Who supported Judge Moofp. hut
other thousands who voted The Re
publican ticket but who arv sincere
advocates Of the municipal satioa II
the stress car lines
Representatives of tho central or
Kauisatioa viii form ward and pre-.
eiuet organizations for the promo
ton 81 municipal ownership. the
district Improvement clubs will be
appealed 60 10 take the matter un.