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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-20
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
IN THE CEMETERY
MUCH NEW WORK HAS BEEN DONE
SINCE OUR LAST VISIT.
SEVERAL FINE MONUMENTS
That Place There BY Mrs. Luke is One Of
the Finest Stones in the Upper Pen
insula Other improvements.

improvements Of very decided
nature have been made this past sum
mer AT the cemetery. not only has the
large tract OF land that was added TO
the graveyard been cleared OF stumps.
and ~ In process Of being smoothed
down and cleared of roots and stone
so that IN time b. come IL will nm
doubtedly be the most attractive part
Of that Silent City In which our Dead
lie sleeping, bat its appearance has
been enhanced by the erection OF several
large and costly monuments.
The Drills attention has been callea
TO this by the erection. this past week,
Of mammoth granite monument ut
the grave of the late Lucke Welch.
which forms the most conspicuous
object that meets the eye az one looks
toward the cemetery. The work was
placed by J. A. Bevier Of Calumet. a
dealer in tombstones in that city with
whom Mrs. Luke Welch had placed the
order for the job. and is by far the
finest, largest. and costliest piece of
work for its kind ever set up i'm the
county. IL is pondeions pile of Yer
mon. granite, weighing ten tous, rest
ing ON a deeply laid foundation Of
cement which was made last fall The
design Is simple. yet chaste and ele-
CANT 6espeaking a wealth Of good taste
in the selection OF the ornamentation OF
the stone.
half-ton granite Marker. consist
ing OF large polished roll. bearing
the name and the span OF years cover
ing the life Of the diseased aud rest
ing on AN imitation log Of granite.
completes the recent improvement.
The whole ~ inclosed by an ornamental
iron fence with gateway bearing
above it the name OF the family
The other beautiful monuments that
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-20
FOUND DEAD IN GAR
eaggag, Man on ST Paul Train Killed by
Falling on Dynamo.

Andrew Hanson. baggage man on
the ST Paul train north Sunday morn
ing was killed shortly after leaving
Peinbine by falling against the dynamo.
The fly wheel Of the machine struck
him on the head crushing his skull and
killing him instantly
AS he was alone Ia tho ear at the
time the exact calse Of his falling
against the machine is not known but
IL - thought that be set ont to shut OFF
the machine and as he was overbalanc-
ed, the car gave lurch and threw
him against the machine.
He was man about 80 years of age
and married. his home being in Mil
waukee.
The body was taken of at Iron
Mountain and sent south on the even
ing train
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-20
SUBSCRIPTION s. 90 PER YEAR

have been placed this summer bear the
names, Brooks. Henry. Wall Silver
man, and Notes all of which are the
best products Of the eastern qnarrirs
and the finest specimens Of the stone
cutters skill
Much work has also been expended
IN beautifying many Of the lots Now
If the grass II kept cut down during
the summer. and desireable kind of
shade trees are transplanted throughout
the cemetery there IL no reason why il
may not become the most beautiful and
attractive spot in the vicinity granite.
marble. flowers and trees conspiring
70 charm away the gloom from the
sad hearted folk who visit il because
their dead are there
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-20
Superior Investors Too Wise

II we are 10 interpret the following
item, taken from the Iron Mountain
Press. Alright it would look to us that
the Press man thinks Lake Superior
investors have learned better than
monkey with any OF Jonn b. Weimer's
mining ventures and that their place
has been taken by suckers further
south. The item reads.
John b. Weimer is again enjoying
"A pie diet He has handsome home,
surrounded by AN extensive estate, at
Salt Lake City. and is credited with
fine casn surplus John IN alleged TO
have cleaned mp large sum in the
recent consolidation Of the Buckhorn
and Ophir Tunnel properties under the
name OF! the Cliffs company. Mil
waukee and Duluth parties contributed
the cash.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-20
GIVEN MUCH PROMINENCE
Ore Deal Does Not Tie up all the Ore an
ESistanee.

Writers are giving much space 10
the recently closed ore deal made by
the Steel Corporation with the Hill
interests and statements that are very
extravagent are being made in connec-
ton Herewith
Some would lead us 10 believe that
forty years or sixty at the least will
see the entire ore deposits OF this
country exhausted and the bats making
abodes Of the big steel plants Of the
east.
Statements Of this kind are made
upon the assumption that all of the
ore. or almost all Of IL. il contained in
the now proved deposits
While the deal is certainly one to
take notice Of il is not 40 sweeping as
these space writers wonld have us be-
lieve and the ore supply will not be
exhausted forty or sixty years from
nor nor will the Steel corporation be
the only concern that will be doing
business
The really important feature Of the
transaction is that with the consum-
nation Of this deal, the high grade ore
is about All tied up and the era of low
grade ore is about 10 be ushered in IL
not for actual use at least for explora-
tion.
The following table shows the rela-
tive position Of the various companies
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-20


This table shows holdings Of high
grade ores, both Bessemer and non
Bessemer
The low grade ores. both Bessemer
and non Bessemer, have not been at
tackled yet. BY low grade ore il meant
ores yielding below 30 per cent iron.
An eminent German iron manufac
turer and miner who toured this
country in the latter nineties said.
The United States il soon coming 20
the position az which Germany and the
countries Of the old world arrived many
years ago the utialization Of the low
grade iron ores
The Menominee range alone has al.
most unlimited possibilities In this
line. The rugged hills Of Dickinson
county hold more low grade Bessemer
ore tonnage than All Of the high grade
ore Of In existence today. The vast
fields Of Iron county contain All in
estimable amount Of low grade nom
Bessemer All Of this ore has been
discarded AS ''rock in the past and is
vet unmerchantable. But with tine
gradual exhaustion of the high grade
ores will come re.adiustment to the
usage Of this low grade stuff that We
nse 10 make streets with today.
To the Menominee range holdings
Of the kind must be added the Mar
quette holdings, both in the high grade
sections Of the eastern end and in the
large undeveloped limonite sections Of
the west end These ores don't stand
transportation charges today hut the
time will come when they win
Then we are overlooking those ex-
tensive ore districts of the south. in
Alabama and Kentucky Recent au-
thorities maintain that the mountain
ous sections of the sonth viii be the
ore producing center ~ the United
States some Of these days Attention
will be turned more and more 10
taht section from this time
one AZ IL will also % snch neglected
sections as iron county and the west
end of the Marquette range.
One thing d certain. nature general
lv provides remedy for All shortages
and 10 IL not probable that the iron
business ia ~ be sewed up In one bag
or that there IL - h. passing % an
other metal within the next century. :
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-20

Steel corporation .250 600, 600
tireat Northern 800, 600. 900
Cambria St,el 80. 900, 600
W. p. snyders holdings %. 600. 600
J. NJ Longysar 80 900, 600
Corrigau. Mckinney ~ Co 10 900, 900
Cleveland Cliffs 30, 900, 900
Jones a. Laughlin u, 600. 900
Pickands. Mather a. Co. 20. 900, 900
international Harvester II. 900. 900
LacRawanna Steel Co. ), 500. 900
Rogers, Brown a. Co. 10000. 900
Republic Iron a. Steel 5000, 900
LaBellle Iron and Steel 1000. 600
Cherry Valley Co y, OO0. 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
a Peoples Lobb ,
4 rcople', Lobby in woshIus,aa'

pcanle's Lobby In washiugtenF
natt - a..
Esr sth. srea, is lobby there Every s'ea w
,e ,ser hat af thc peopehe greatest OF Them a~s care
fan, iooked after =, -.
re aaspsss Is elected first last aud all
tbs
Ia What Of that
h. anyone 50 that the bis RAILWAYS The
b trusts the commercial Hinea''a
without cna have wars practically AL the loslato" ines
demand she people set comparatively nothasf
The present chest hecAuae 1t has done he
e,ofna, thns Ct cuaotus legislation Ia hchal' Of he
people Il Is an extraordinary hns uaecd
Aud why departed iFom tu usual tao5 aPN
because President himself has been topeA lahO}
H his stick has proved effective t'a me
countless other bis that IONS have been awaas e "'
For many years the accomplishment OF eoasaa has eeA
Hesitation. - -, a., ,s.,.
lobby Al hanl is worth all the public upaoa To the world at
a
4 reoples Lobby imprseneahle,
!. ma more tuprae,icabe ina, railway lobby and every
bod. knows that H. very yvgy being impaetoahis
The independents % New York the Municipal Noer~
fa NJ Chicago Association 81 Cleveland sad lac
r.s. IA many other great demonstrated IN
ofcals IN behai peoples interests whsn l. sohs at'
. digect
Pospiss Lobby keen the people accurately 10
fesd a. OF each Individual member o.
sar.s Sod haa All The Fe' q ne
lohhlss a Washington ioF evil
II aous ferrb any rsHlaa eoagress That nat
bsays chief suslHc.a me people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
RICH MISERS VINO
LIVED DOGS LIVES

Il MAJ Be that Cne1s Resell saEe "a msaef
Ne has thaf fepaftftpn sat epfapa5ra VIA ss'13"
other rich nen b. Ss IS AgWnathFft
A fee aaasa ago ssR5asl ltaHHap atea "a Nhf
lana he had SEVERAL nstllbaa ana Ga - feate has
purchased nua ault ~ etntaea. cheap PAIR ot
trousers usVreata saf 10 is Tgafs tessf etfaN
hats Nuyu his eaiy head epvsfiuE tte WusRd NOT
have ais ahoss h,aeAed fog fear 20 wnaftuE thsti
eat and bis hosssksnpeg cut hia hatf
A Russian mlfirnaire soAaios aiAersaa. lsf uil
Eana fur charity eheu ~ a5eA lie haa lived atanc
gaF rearn Hviuk nttAu bstter than dos lie as
ASKED AMI sniserabta VITA lncnrae % hail. =
a8llliaa a rear hls expenditures Wefe nn' over "
seeNIF.
n eaiaAsun ~ Ffance. rich anf tappy uli
his fagnrite nnphaN buFued 20 death Thea D"
shaf hlmsslf n a faam aui faf u Isafs lived ae =
reeiusa seuanE ouiY an aid servant he Ata eny
sEEs and bread
Jas Tysan Agsffaiian mlllinaalfe. hoaassd inst
4afiax Ms l1ue ufe b. had catered thSafsr,
uors gloves. OF uashed himself wlfh aoap. % Sofa
a whiie shirt
In every couniry there i abundant ilyinx cyl
dsnca that gnauay aiops dpeeat make heppiawses
and that The ABILITY 10 l. M norn IMPORTANT
than tie ability 70 expsaa wissif.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
HILL COMES
HERE TO-DAY
pREsIoENr OF oaGAT NORTH.
ERs AND Ais PARTY Will
SPEND SEVERAL DAYS Here.

James HiiL president q Tho
Great Northern. wiii arrive In Sc.
attic this afternoon from Portland.
aud wiil spend several days here.
In an intsgview AZ that city las,
nssht be stated that thr Portland
a Seattle mas b. extended % spo
kane. tie confirmed the ropoFi
eivsn Ia The star last uighi that a
uew route from Tacoma. Via PaHep
10 Spokane for low grade route
wsn beinx surveyed 20 handle the
freight traffic. also that the Tine
between Tacoma and Portland MAJ
b. operated b. electricity
Travelling with Mr Hih are;
Lewis " Hiil. vice president of thn
Great Northern Howard Elliott
president Of the Northern Pacific.
W l. Darling. chief engineer II the
Northern Pacific. A y Hageland.
chief engineer Of The Great North
ern. aii 81 r. Paul G 81 i.cFf,
president Of the Portland q Seattle.
u + Palmer. assistant general nu-
parlniendont 81 the Northern Ia.
rifle. o. Tacoma. and Cory r Hutch
lnson. an electrical engineer from
New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

got $4,000 from be- ~ iasa he 10
sorted fao brides 81 absolutely
went beck q Antonio hua onfaps
tufsd Maud nraaarii the pfetttsHt
Rlfi in she toHu
I'm fhe goods. said the rflH-
ouaH fHIfiInH his mDuHtnrha.
sitsfars the euHH fi0psd With
Maud sHd hfI bank r0ili' continued
tbs aheftO. he had proposed "a. and
been accepted ~ i've different
EiriH
And bless me. n there aint one
~ them SOW. exclaimed the pfis-
onHf
A tain. handsome glti had entered
The ear 81 say station stop. She
looked At the sheriff aud hia conn
pnuiaB.
why Albert dear she said
sDh. arnsflrte.= aud be held ont
his ahaehied arms. AID The duifri
tones ~ hia aaice ~. az the muir
muta ~ e Ripping brook
The aisefiff aua fhe othsra laugh
81 hn hefafa figH Firi eoHia snss or
there faHia q terrific crash ssn
Darkness TIE sound II uplIntsflnE
weed filH ross ~ asaapiHg steam
the vivid glare ~ bursting flhfe
cries ~ agony cries ~ "0h. Cod
HaFa maf7 .fsHii ne nat fram under
here amnka Huffpraflus tgrtaf-
ine fire devastation the horrible
minsiinR ~ q bead-o wreck
The sheriff and his prisoner found
themselves shattered beings Of hu-
mainly The fire - the debris Nau
burning around them A few feet
heag the prisoner 3iseefnea through
hts dimmed eyes the woman Hh0
had entered the car.
sheriff hs said. Fan you un-
shnfkis me-
Slowly fhe sheriff eth one free
hand. laharaHsiY produced the key
ffesd. Al CROPPED 70 the girl With
supefhuman effort be tore nMag
the debris which held her uniaHed
and allowed her 70 roll easily daHn
the bank ~ the track.
4 would have married you. Isn-
ME. he called % her N this and -
some other things badat happened 20
Then he became unconscious
Letter they found two magnificent
looking men folded 90 each others
embrace. but from each the spark
~ life had fed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

the links that M ttie party Of four
HE'D e ALL hse children bat the Princess With The Madonna
baroted and brown. and heapg clad even he
had wifhefed leF
tried keep eyes Oft aud could not wondered n
H. night there ache
and pillow with tears TO me the affleon ~
hid sadness Tn her laughter
There much dignity in her Suite h4 day The Pfin
rolling little hill
vbcred mark the cripple and tell the
world Of abtaufm lie must Do
TIE seal pf patience her face
Would Princess ani Suite lunch with us2
raid that she would Princess has
the right lunch with without introduction II s
royal preroEatiye.
bad gum lunch n had
for all T. The and the Il h"ped che
II a a
a
e people ourb uw ~
left the children Got bless them rolling down hin
An hour later the piful
chair was the Princess and Johnnie wheeling and little
cd flowers for the LADY with the Madonna
No didn't ask Der
cepted The shy smiles Of farewell without price
Perhaps crippled GIRL said night. Mother.
good 10 ~ In DE pork his happy
And the MAN. lie got Strength Hope because p
ene~ ana Recognition Gods hands The face
.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
THE GIRL AL
DIDN'T MARRY

H. 1855 b. landed in Waco 80 cat
tie buyer lie bad plenty "a
mnnrY. IN tWo weeks he mas en-
EaFed "a Miss Annie Bend she
uan o neachsfius. an the boys we're
aflsf her
spian.t get hsf. you neither said
the prisoner. grinning
No. bot gou dld.- went on she
sheriff "ula man iiqfd ipansa this
ere Al fs.eee. Iis uas stuck on
hiu 81"
- nas Annis. laughed fhs Hfis-
otter
Yes. POI enas went ou she sher-
m. 40 fhts Al here skipped out
fhfse days later n ttss be married
q uiAaN ia Pontiac. Nirhissu just
thlna ~ saeh a fuamlnE lever and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
.TENNISCRACKs
BEGIN TOURNEY
LOCAL EEPgars HAVE nse,..
PLAY on rte eLUB cous,.
CLOSE GAME 10 PLAYED
FIRST otYs RtsUlrs

The tsnnil Tournament a.. :.
club ehamUi0nship Il h. 49,, ,ss
Tennis club no. yesia,ssa !.
the club courts a. Madison n :,
Summit Az The elosest s.rss !,
The day Haa Ia fhe fires sousf y,
fhe mixed doubles uhen wiss !.
ehal and s1m Russell beat ~.
Anderson and Jack Balilnfar t-
70
Gerald Shannon. nh0 rseentis .
turned ~ fho eiy from osa.ss.
proved be hBs lgst none ~ M -
b. hsndiIy defeating Wan.s
Cra mfDTd aud tbou beafiHg Hass.
Burehafd
The following iH b aammasy q
the days play
Burnside bral nsuug. GO. g.
Moore beat Parsons 90. co. b.
ard beat e. Shannon. 81. 81 Z
shannon beat ~ Crawford, GU
9 shannon beat BHfchard. sfE
Mas Pasehnl aud Sir Russell =
Miaa Anderson and Mr. Baiilnn
~. 10. Miss Hili beai Aiss m,
by default. Miss Smith tssa NJ
stimaon, 60. 6-l. Joe TYisf i
Mr Snyder. GO. 6-Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
No Place for the
SIuguard

The dag Of tho sluggard Is past
lnd If you hope TO via place. II you
wish 90 get out Of the rut, iay
Httlo money aside So readiness 70
embrace tho opportunities that vii
surely hammer on the panels OF
lies door Make II practice To
deposit something from your weeks
earnings with tho Security Saving
md Safe Deposit company. whore
your money draws per cent Ia.
tereat ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
rnls aosrH ls WARS.

This rranth sfanaa the wafussf
1uiy 80 date. since fsss. according
- Weather Observes HafishsFr r.
July. tsas. she Thermometer regis
tered - degrees for IS DAYS without
= drop ~ rain. This months aver
aHs Temperature has beer 80 de-
srees an average u desfeas abgvs
The tkes rneatA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

The two msn fessmhiaf each
ether enough - b. brothers Both
nrfu tall aafk. spoftsd heavy nuss
tarhes had pisfrinE black syss.
Wegw intelligent ana keen leaslnN.
aaa eass blessed utth uasniftrisnt
physlanen shut aus wan ahaehted n
= seat on = santa % train coach car.
ils bafs The inaalfius sisHees - he
passengers stsh sa anchaisnt sinils
saa eas HfidsHflY not Nhit
Smashed ~ he .Snha rraastnK at.
uztian.
0ma ~ Tbs mea vas Joe jefferson.
af Ansanfo Co. Tetas BE prisoner
nAs Al Davis. alias well. ~ ppe
kusw h0u usanY aliases Ne hna
tsffeFsau laikss ffssif in ne
pfannfes u hls pflsafirf and The
taa man acted as oia frtsuas
a. had nine SiVsH tnat snoW
%. SID jeff ana Ha0fs. nn anubt.
that never heard Of
sfremfis~n oni1 said Al
=Fuf thfss Fesrs= cnntluusf ths
sheriff. I've hantea Al. ana npp
I've go hiu. but 10 80 sufEflsed q
I land him atfya lies wonder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

10 no want 20 try such an eEper
meutf l. Il tho par, u pfad1nee.
o. even - common sense 10 place
80 vital = matter GA the hands u
thoss Who 80 not realize the Import
% tholr decda or fhe far reaching
consequences Of laAitY on thsif
part
Eyers consideration Of safety and
self intsfes, demands that The elsi
avoid anY possibility % cnnthniuat
fns tho eater % the pfeHent, 81
urii 40 tbs futaro generations. whu
sili live IA the eitf ~ Seattle
JAMES "a LYONS. II u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
WILLIAM r. WATSON DEAD.

William Rice Watson, formerly a
travelling man Ut this city and
prominent in real estate circles.
llcd at the family home. 100 Bel.
mont av We was n member of
Lafayette lodge No t6. y and A.
81. and was also a member Of the
Eagles The body wili be cfgmafed
tomorrow afternoon. the funeral be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

II 10 sore 10 admit that the rail-
way IL entirely sincere Ia 10 claim
that e can ana Wlll protect the
Nalar II our eiu from pollution.
even then & resolves ltaelf into this
pasitinn
That tho purity Of our water 10
aud viii aiuays be- depsndsut upon
the care aud huussiI u The fsii
way's servants. that any iasiif 90
vanaiitf ou the part ~ those aars
autA ell result IN the conditions
which - All fesilas - inlmlcai 20
the parity az our water supply
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
Eagles Attention

The fansfai u f1ro a ~ Mufphy
viii take pfaen ou sunday july 10.
ises. ffafn the undertaking raflpfs
% noanaY N'atnan company. Third
AZ. and Ceiumbla ~. At o'clock
p m Al Easisa 49, Feaussisa 70
attend ny nfdsf ~
, /. WALLER y Pes
Attest FRANK uoNus Sc -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
HELD ron FORGERY.

Detective MeciufE lass nirt a
rested " T HendffK. saapecia :
having forged q note Tor tis O.
proprietor ~ wilkins asiaas (
GeofRstoNfn HsndryE Is hsas |,
the city laii pending an infs<s.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
Bic Dance at Lesehi
Park Tonight

No finer floor in al the world
than thu new Michigan maple floor
laid Ia the pavilion especially Tor
dancing Come tonight and hear
tho coneert rendered b. WaEnsr'a
orchestra 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

Have you finiahed the work Of
tracing your anceatafaY tho oldest
daughter aakcd
Yes" replied he's father With no
display Of interest In The subject
What dld Yoa iearnf@
"pus % them lived for while
Ia Pittahufs. aud ! have reason 70
hsiievr hs Rna a millionaire Come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
Good DreSSerS Go TO
Ed White

Tho eDithss that Ed White. the
tailor. 2ps-g Collins BLDG makes
are more than tie ordinary custom
made garment They're made with
that snap and dash shat f1sildi1u
dressers 80 zach admire. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
Take a Camera
With You

And get that camera ~ Piper &
faft's. 1024-2G Second ag A fun
line Df photographic aud dark room
supplies Bring your plates or rims
here and we Will develop them for
you. At a very reasonable charge.
saa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
am NOR TWO WVFkB.

sil.rs. you're married. aud you
ought 20 be able 70 answer this
question Tan a man Keep a wife
on SO a week"
Why. yes. man can keep a wife
on ttg-a week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

The arrival Of a ne8 heir Ia Ger
many VISA announced by the firms
Of l0t guns They'd be firing set
n there had been twins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

The poatoffies department has De
eidcd the company avllinN the vine.
Iuaa potato II a taka The potato.
less vine is altogether another
thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
A WORD from JOSH WISE.

Oh art. whut n
lot uy time h Killed
Ia thy name
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

Miss cleyorlfh father ~ MON.
har 81 the United States nefnis.
Let u go a. thai. dun pc
lIevc 10 talking shout a nirl hohln4
bpf back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

Goo W Pefifiaels out Of the New
Yafh tlfe lie q aie0 out Of Sos
efal other institutions ~ somewhat
different character
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
ma uaoLIsH sloE srRoKE.

Ind Ia charge ~ she ftnunsf Watson
compsny ST. Waison leaves wifc
aud daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

Now hts puii tot safe unf SINE
Ohflutmaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

The Aabnry Park minister VINO
f.fuses io allow Women Ia peehhba1
waists 90 sling IA bis ohoif pseaus'
he secs wrong IA them must nave
rubbafea mlehtB hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
Wants 10 Rent a
Launch

The Port Orchard Route. pier ?.
wants 20 rent small gasoline
launch bY the month
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