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The Washington times., 1906-10-21

His sought her face in a worship that
she would never have seen had Eu-
gene Brassfield looked out from them.
Il am taking Miss waIdron home"
said Mr.. Amidon Matters have Just
taken such a turn that I shall leave
soon for my former home In Wisconsin.
where ! have large interests. and |
may not be able TO return. such be-
ing the case. we do nor feel that II
would be just TO the people OF this
city to continue In the position OF a
candidate for public office. and-pshawi
why not be honest7 were beaten.
and We don't want the office. anyhow.
Judge. have you that Ie,ter OF with
drawal convenient
Il have" said the judge. Il fig
ured all the time that you'd need it
'Thanks!" said Amidon Take Il,
Mr.. Alvord. and give II TO the world
AT large. You understand. do you not.
the peculiar change or personality
which makes 1t improper?
Sure" said Alvord. -The man who
put out that platform OF ours can't
AFFORD 20 be caught shortchanginR the
public by switching candidate on
them on the eve of election. And right
here let me say. that be IL Amidon or
Brassfeld the ties OF brotherhood still
hold with Jim Alvord. In F. D and
b.. and ! hate 10 use this letter. I
with proper management from now
believe still We could pull through.
on. and. confound H. Id rather be
licked with you than 10 win with any
other man on earth!'-
In all the phases OF my life" said
AmidOn. grasping the little mans hand
warmly, I'm going 10 take The lib
erty OF holding you as my friend I
know faithfulness and unselfshness
when / see II. no matter II ! don't
quite fall in with its methods"
Alvord's eyes filled. as his emotions
rose with the parting. Yet he could
not allow his methods 10 he ques-
toned even by implication.
Well. now. ar TO methods" he be
gan, theoretically you may be right
about publicity and that platform. but
practicslly-well. let's forget II! But.
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
Close Nov, and Listened.

sire that he should have a career
might not be much greater than his.
Dear" said he at last. would you
feel very sorely disappointed If we
were Ia give it up-the State and Ma
uonal Capital life. and all that?"
Il disapPointed!-' exclaimed she
Why. could you bring yourself 10
give them up? I haze TO say it-but-
l just detest the whole thing,"
so do IT, said Amidon-
They wondered in the next room
what could have excited so much
hilarity.
What a besinningl" said Eliza
beth. To start out IN our life with
such a mutual deception, But l want
ed 10 have part In your life. what
ever il might be: and I could organ
ize Primrose Leagues. and succeed in
them, II il were necessary TO help IN
any ambition Of yours. So there!
Oh. 1t was silly TO write In that way
but you really seemed at that time"
"I never did, my dear. It was that
Brassfield; and when l was caught
and restored by Madame lie Claire,
l should have declined If It hadn't
been for the-the Washington career,
YOU know"
"Oh. please don't say any more
And I had Blodgett get up letter
of withdra wal
"Do you suppose he has it YETI she
cried. - Letter of withdrawal II
sounds so sort of parliamentary and
correct and comforting
1T does agreed Amidon, especially
in view of the fact that I believe Tn
beaten anyhow. Judge Blodgett thinks
] am. and Mr.. Alvord-'
Poor Jim AlvO-di" interposed Eliza
beth His wife says he would desert
his family for you"
For Brassfield. she means said
Amidon. 1T is really not the same
thing, dear. But l was saying that
even lie half confesses defeat. I've
made an awful mess of this thing.
Elizabeth. on account of not really
knowing anything OF the people or
their opinions or desires. Even that
platform of ours couldn't pull us
through. No Wisdom--and I haven't
much-could keep a man from making
blunders when he went out 10 do things
for himself. knowing nothing OF the
situation except what he go; from his
inner consciousness. and from what he
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that the candidate for mayor
should be withdrawn. Alvord even
raised the question as 10 whether. the
nomination papers being issued to
BrasEHeld. Amidon could be legally
elected Judge Blodgett said II raised
the hnest legal question he ever had
encountered and If carried ND would
be case of first impression in the
worlds Jurisprudence. Alvord assent
cd 10 this without argument
Then le Clair told them OF Amidon's
life In his old home as she had learned
OF It. OF his bewildered application 10
her in New York. and how he had
been helped. She was a long time
telling g. and all the while she was
thinking Of the tender things happen
ing in the next room. She heard the
murmuring OF their voices, as fun OF
meaning as The futlngs Of mating
birds. And she falteTed and stopped.
Papa. papa" she cried, "heIp me
OUT Tell them the rest
You viii wonder. perhaps" said the
professor. "at sairtain egsentricities
OF conduct Of our fr.endt, IN his later
Brassfield phace. in witch he has
shown de kvality OF sportiness-or
sporsif-vat iss de vort?"
'SpOrtiness," said Miss Scarlet. is
the word" "
IT nks' said the professor. Veil,
de egsblanation is dus; te BTassfield
state vas vun df continuous self
hypnotismus. It iss apnormal. It's
shief garacterIstic is suchestibility.
Now, IL ve find dat te su9chect hass
been t'rown into oe society Of people
of-vat you gall?-sporty tendencies.
he would gradually yield TO te suches-
tion of dese tendencies. He would
Il am glad I heard that" said
Elizabeth We must not allow you
10 return to this abnormal sta;e!"
Mr.. Cox" said Judge Blodgett. do
we need a detective 10 run this sporty
influence down. or shall we look
among the Christian Martyrs
1T will relieve me-" said Miss Scar
lett. hugging Mr.. Cox's arm. IF you
won't look I'm afraid 10 be search
cdr
Elizabeth and FIorian appeared in
the archway. Her eyes were shining
with the soft radiance which. like the
flush OF dawn. comes only once in
the days Journey. and never returns.
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bublic next2 I shall pc glad vunes
more TO hit te pike Dis case. vile
supliminany great stun. is pretty veil
worked out. not?'
Quite worked out. said Clara, to
the end; indeed. indeed. II is com
pietcly worked OUT"
Elizabeth arm frightened about her
waist. and Elizabeth's breath was
cadsil; in quick little sigh Madame
le Claire repiiGS to these inarticulate
expressions of Sympathy as II they had
been words
Don think THAR said she. look
ing Elizabeth again steadily IN the
face. Don't let that haunt your mind
IN this new life Of yours; for II viii
not be so. Let US be friends though
We never meet. Yes. / will write 10
YOU but II will not be necessary.
whenever you think Of me. this IL
what you viii think. because / COM
mand II: She is busy with her wan
dering life. New things are dimming
the memory OF me-and mine She
has found the love her soul covets.
She is happy.
(THE END).
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Continued on 9Th Page.)
October 81, 1900
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25
Eqotism a Great Power.

Egotism is the natural temptation
of all those whose individuality is
strong; the man of intense desires, Of
acute perception, of vigorous prefer
ences, Of eager temperament is in
danger OF trying to construct his life
too sedulously on his own lines; and
yet these are the very people who
help other people most, and In whom
the hope Of the race lies. Meek,
humble, timid persons, who accent
things as they are, who tread In beat
en- paths, who are easily persuaded.
who are cautious, prudent and sub
missive, leave things very much as
they find them.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25
OficiaIes Removidos.

Dos de los tres cOmisionadOs
de condado de Quay han sido
removidos por ell Gobernador
Hagerman a causa de NAL pro-
ceder en- su posicion. Cargos
fueron presentados por varios
cuidadanOS de aQuel condadO
CONTRA los comisionados y ell
ejecutivo los ordeno de parecer
ante eI y mostrar una razon
porque no debian ser removi-
dos de sus posiciones. I. A.
Wayne fu6 ell dnico de los tres
que apareci6 y rechago los car
gos. Sus representations fue-
ron tales que ell gobernador no
tomo accion en- su causa. En-
la causa de S. r. Hendren y
Pablo Medina no hubo refuta
cion de los cargos y por tanto
fueron removidos.
Sc les acus6 y Sc les dio una
investigation sobre los cargos
de NAL proceder Official, y CO.
rrupcion incluyendo parciali-
dad en- pagar deudas del con-
dado, parcialidad en- reducir
asesamientos de tasacion Y
aceptando proplnas por redu-
Cir asesamientos por ciertas
frmas y personals.
l.. C. Barnes y Florenclo
Martinez fueron nOmbradu en-
lugar de los ofciales remoyi-
dos.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25
Murio de 1914 Amos.

Murio decian los diarios de
Albuquerque, en- su residencia
una milla ell noroeste de Albu-
querque, Don Manuel Antonio
Martinez, de ciento cuatro an
os dc edad, quiza el hombre
mas anciano de Nuevo Mexico.
Fallecio tras enfermedad de
dos dias siendo su NAL princi-
pal los achaques de la vejez
como suele decirse. Hasta dos
dias antes de morir conserva-
ba su conocimiento entero Y
gozaba de buena salud casi
slempre. Vivi6 los Glen amos
de vida EN- ell mismo Iugar en-
que naci6. No parece existir
duda alguna segun las tradi-
clones de la famiIia de que ell
tinado lego d los l04 amos.
Deja numerosa familia pues
cuenta entire hijos, nietos y
bisnietos cuarenta y cinco per-
sonas que viven casi todas EN-
la misma localidad.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25
Bnen Reporte

Varios repOrtes de duenos de
oyejas son al efecto que la es-
tacion ahijadero este ano ha
sobrepasado a otros amos por
algunos amos pasados. Un re-
porte del rancho de E. d. Car
penter pone su por ciento de
borregos a 1O3. Reportes de
varios otros ranches son que ell
por ciento no sera menos que
100. La primavera ha sido
muy favorable para este ira
bajo y ell zacate en- muchas To-
calidades ha sido muy bueno
de manera que hay sufciente
paste y por 10 tanto los dueflos
de oveias aparecen con la SON.
risa en- los labios y saludan a
uno con un apreton de manos.
La estacion de la tresquila
ha comenzado y promote bue-
nos resultados. Muy POGO de
la tresquila ha sido contratada
hasta ahora, los duenos de la
lana pidiendo un precio mas
alto que los compradores de-
sean pagan. Parece que los
compradores estan esperanto
una rebaja y no estan ansiosos
de hacer cOntratos adelantados
como en- amos pasados. Los
borregos y la lama daran ex-
plendidOS retOrnOs d los due
nos de ovejas, de mancra que
habra sufciente dinero en- ell
vale d consequence de este.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25

El Juez J. f. Wielandy, muy
cOnocldO EN- esta ciudad Sc
encuentra actualmente ell San
Luis, Mo-, en- donde permane-
cera hasta 1ro. de JUNO GUAM
do Sc ira de vista q loa Ozarks
de Missouri. Tras estancia ALA
es probable que ell juez volvera
a Nuevo Mexico. Durante su
permanencla Ell San Luis ell
Juez ha escrito varioS articulos
lnteresantisimos para ell ":Ru-
raj World" de San Luis, quiza
el meJor periodico de agricul-
tura que Sc publica Ell ell oeste.
Els una publlcaclon que impair
te information utilisima 4 los
que quleren aprender los me-
todos meiores de agriculture y
slendo 81 precio tan infmo
nuestros paisanos de Nuevo
Mexico debieran de procurar-
selo y tenerlo EN- casa todo ell
tempo.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25
Nieve en- las Montanas.

Temprano ell Jueves ell la
manana ell viento de las mon
ta11as Sc puso frio y la tempe
ratura baj6 varios grades, es-
torbando a mucha gente de
andar en- la calle sin la casaca
10 cual han tenido costumbre
de hacer estos dltimos dias.
Despues que las nubes Sc re-
tiraren Sc divisaba nieye en- al
gunos lugares de las montanas.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25

CandidO Gonzales es ell nom
bre de un hombre que parece
esta1 poseido de un instlnto
sumamente cruel contra los
animales irracionales, pues ell
Juez Abbott de la corte del
condado de Sandoval le impuso
$4,000 de multa y un aT1o de
prision en- la penitenciaria al
ser convictado de habel mata-
do ma mula y dos toros vail
osOs pertenecientes a un senior
Francisco GabaIdon. Ell REQ
parece tener una especie de
mono-mania para matar y cas-
tigar a los animales y la corte
quiSo experimental un RENE
diO elective.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25
Los sembradores estan alar-

Los sembradores estan alar-
mados, pues parece que la ter
rible y voraz playa de chapu-
lin que apareci6 pasado de-
struyen Q casl por entero las
Iegumbres y alfalfas, ha apare-
cido va. Sc cree one 81 no
puede hallarse un remedio pa
ra destruir ell chapulin pronto
los sembr%dos y alfaIfas seran
perjudicados grandemente.-
La Estrslla.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25
You Are No ExeeptIon.

Rest is absolutely necessary to-
everyone. There must be periods al
relaxation-moments when the mind
and soul and body gather fovco fos
continued activity. The thing one
should guard against Is taking rest AZ
the wrong moment. Herein lies most
Of the success of life-rcsting at the
right time.
Great accomplishments have been
given up because one wanted to TAXA
reSt at the wrong minute. After 0
large duty IL done large relaxatios
should follow.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25
VisitarOn eI VaIIe.

El Microbes un tren especi-
al en- ell cual viajaban Col. W.
S. Hopewell, presidente de la
New Mexico Fuel & Iron Go. y
J. W. Sullivan, de las minas de
carbon de Hagan, paso por Els
tancia en- camino para Tor
rance, y retorno en- la tarde
del mismo dia.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25

Miguel Antonio Martinez
era ell nombre de un anciano
que muri0 en- la Placita de los
Martinez, cerca de Albuquer-
que,1 a la avanzada edad
de 1O4 amos, ell Nartes pasado.
Ell finado estuvo enfermo solo
dos dias antes de morir. Ell
finado era original de la MIS-
ma placita donde muri6,y dom
de vivio su centenario de amos.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25

HALLADo-En ell camino al
sudoeste de Estaucia, un par
de Antsoios en- la GAIA, recibo
de capitacion y un recibo de
tienda. Ell dueno puede obte-
ner los mismos, dirijiendose a
6sta o6cina y pagando por es-
to anunclO.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25
Recibio mas Maquinaria.

Don Eugenio Romero estuvo
en- la plaza aver recibiendo
mas maquinaria en- la oficina
de flete para su molino de ra-
jar MADEIRA cerca de fatigue.
Ell molino esta ahora en- corri-
ente y con estas mejoras prom
to podra abastecer MADEIRA de
tOdOs classes.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25

II. Parson S arrivo de vii
lard eI eIjueyes y hlzo una agra
dabIe vista a la oficina del
News. Ell y ell Sr. Smith han
alberto una ofcina de terren-
os ALLY tambien daran loca
clones a pobladores.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25

Antonio Ortiz, alguacil may
or del condado de Santa Fe, ,ha
estado en- la plaza algunos
diAs de esta semana. Partio
aver para su rancho oe ovejas
al sudeste la plaza.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25

Raymund Carlisle partio el
Microbes para Santa Fe, vol
vera acompa1ado de su madre
y heran sn residencia en- ell
rancho que han tornado ell
oeste de la plaza.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25

Every farm should have a few Rus.
sian mu,berries for the birds, for the
poultry and for the children. Add one
10 your list to be planted next spring.
The Russian mulberry is very suit
able for roadside tree.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25

Dave Shields, de Moriarty
ha esta do enfermo en- ell Els
tancia Hotel esta semana.
Jesse McGhee retorno an
oche de un viaje por Colo, y
hara su residencia en- su entra-
da de domicilio ell norte de e,-
ia plaza.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-25

Atilano Sanchez esta traba-
jandO en- Mountainair esta Sc
mana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18
LOCAL SNAPSHOTS

The police have been asked %
keep a close watch fof three boys,
Chan Henie. s2l Washington IT. +.
Cliff Allison, al Washington st,
and Frank oNsil The boys are Rll
under 10 years OF age and their
mothers ara very anxious about
them, They disappeared last Aon.
day.
Inspector renandlna yesterday
brought two iIindnaa from nellinr.
ham ON the charge Of having enter
osl this country without passing fhc
oaHtomary inspection
At the Seattle Athletic club sat
urday night the Manufacturers as.
noeiatioa OF Seattle will hold their
regular meeting TO discuss the mat
ter OF uniform shipping receipts
The Interpretation Of the factory
Inspection law will also be dis
cusHed
W u Williams Was elected score.
tary Of the board u directors of the
Seattle Commercial club Tuesday
niEht.
A proposition 90 espend the 81. 00O
surplus fund left from the expo.t
ton appropriation ~ last year in
advertising the state OF Washington
was Endorsed by tho Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday.
The annual inspection Of the local
companies OF the National Guard
viii be held on March IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18
TACOMA HAS
A BOY THIEF

TACOMA. Jan. is-Af,eF a career
et wholesale theft covering period
OF oniy sisht days. Is ysar.oId
heN MAS arrested by nrtet tiyes f1ta-
Eefaid and Ellison last night. The
u tssslsaef. =. fris 2s'stffffi ga the paiter
hleiter - chester burns. but this IL
not his right name. This is being
suppressed hy the authorities out 81
sympathy for his parents, who are
honest and respected people.
Sam Andrews. the Pacific av. lew.
sler, was the victim ~ this youthful
thief In the short time la which he
was employed BY Andrews. Burns
stole 70 Sold watches, valued At more
than $500. and considerable quana
tity 81 other isWelrY. Moat 81 Il
has been recovered after dillsant 81.
fort on the part OF the two detect
itss Nba solved the mystery and 90.
cured a confession.
-aaFus has been working Tor me
as messenger boy and tn the store
for the past week and a day. said
Ne. Andrews last night We have
been taking Inventory during that
lime and al the other employees and
myself have been very busy
Detectives Ftisgeraid and Ellison
were given the case "a handle. They
al once arrested the hey aud So
cured from him a confession u his
guilt They state that OF the many
boy criminals Who have eom. under
their observation few have eauaied
Burns for cfaftiHsaa and smooth
Wurk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18
Street Silent.

I cannot see why this letter
should have been delayed ~ long ("
said Mr., Noice few nishiA ago. IT
Was received in tho Seattle post i.
office In April, 1904. aud plainly
marked -. IL reached Ge0rxeiow
Just one year after and was marked
With the Georketown poutmark very
plainly. II cannot be claimed that
the letter was DELAYED because OF
net Knowing where | was. heeauaa
Mr. Stewart knew all the time about
my iocailon. for he was using every
effort in his power "a prevent my
suceeSs In the undertaking business
was trying 10 establish for myself.
and he did everything he could TO
iaiurv me, I will not say that there
could have been anything intention.
al Ia Withholding the letter. but II
certainly looks funny
George Street. postmaster of
Georgetown. REFUSED h., ssik ssas.:
tai6 ITtteF vhvn approached by a
Star reporter Tie claimed 10 know
nothing about H. although he had
taid Mr.. Nolce aud a friund that he
eyideatiy had destroyed the letter
by mistake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18
a TOOL OF
TRAP MEN
FISHERMEN MAKE SENSATIONAL CHARGES
AGAINST FISH COMMISSIONER. DEMANDING
REFORMATION OR RESIGNATION

A. a meeting Of the Fishermen =
Protective union AT Ballard last
night war was declared on Fish
Commissioner r H. Kerahag The
nMon claims he has misinterpreted
the 6-houf closing law passed by
the last legislature and that through
this dealgnedly wrong Interpretation
the Law ~ being broken by trap
owners and cannerYmen.
A memorial Was passed and will
be presented 20 Governor Mead by
ed Rosenberg. general organizer
for the union on the coast. Very
bitter feeling was shown towards
the commissioner. Following ars
the resolutions passed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18
HURR YING
TO SCENE
ON ACCOUNT OF THREATENED TROUBLE IN
CHINA. TRANSPORT DIX is TO BE SENT TO MA
MIA AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE

Owing 10 threatened trouble In
China. the United States transport
DIX, which arrived Saturday At the
Puget sound navy yard from Manila
TO undergo rcpairn IL TO be loaded rs
quickly as possible. waiting only Tor
necessary repairs. and rushed out
on another trip to the Philippines.
orders 10 this effect we're received
yesterday by Captain Grant. United
States quartermaster In charge at
Seattle. and forwarded To the com
mandant II the navy yard
The biz vessel will be taken out
Of the dock perhaps as early as Mon.
day aud dispatched 10 Tacoma
where ahe will take ON .00d. 600 feet
OF lumber, The balance OF the cargo
will ba made up of mules and
horses. field guns aud light artil-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18
HEAVY SALES

Heavy sales were recorded yes
terday by Medraw A Kittlnger. prln.
clpally IN block 2s3. Tits block was
owned by tho Pacific Coast com
pany, being the site OF the North
ern Pacific freight depot adjoining
tho property ~ the Vulcan Iron
Works, which h reported TO have
been sold for f237 600
The Milwaukee has obtained a
large part Of the necessary approach
To liH tidelund terminals. having
purchased a strip 100 feet Wide from
First NV south To South Park These
operations have resulted IN a sharp
rise IA values la the valley and OPP
tians are being taken on IA the land
between the two ranges ~ hills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18

pcned to be talking about their ex.
fctieaces In setting mail. few
DAYS and weeks old. In his under.
taking office few nights aEn. aud
All Thought they had been roughly
tfca, "a Nearly all OF them had OF
hces In Seattle, and had been lncon
senlenoed through the department
here. After all had told their
stories, Notice gave hts experience
and they ali voted that he had them
beat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18

The machinery for the Sutton
Lumber A Trading eompany'a big
new hawmill on CiayOquot sound,
Vancouver Island. Was shipped by
the Allis- Chalmers company Jan. -
from Milwaukee. wis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses
were Issued yesterday. Charles
bloom and Lima Paterson, Sym
A Cornell and Christina nereis
Hasia A. Bull and Helen Dick. John
A. Carlson and Olga E Peterson,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18
Criminal Greed.

Your Exeelleney. AZ fishermen
DESTROYS OF preserving the industry
that affords us a livelihood. as clti-
IONS 81 our state. whose resources
We desire 10 preserve against short
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18

The Dix waa 20 undergo extensive
repaifH Tier bottom has already
hcen scraped and painted. and the
construction department has been
engaged ia unAhipping her rudder.
oycesauiinE the atearing gear. aud
other general repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18

n u. Johnson. 1912 9Th nv. ~.
would like very much to meet the
men who cut down eight tfeeu on
his property at sth and Prospect
lie offers n reward of 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18

George r warihen aud Emma G..
Matheson. Chester " llewaon and
Hazel MarcelluH. Afford Davis aud
Mabel MelyinR Stokes.
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tGNiro GAS MANTLE light. IL
self Simply turn on the Eas prier
% cents. Piper a Tart. iest Second
Ave. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18

buy your Clothing. Hats. Shoes
aud Furnishings al the Auction
Sale. 1917 First ave. Saturday. 80