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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
THE MARKETS

rho mnfhet ran short 81 pump
hIus and squash Saturday morning
two ~ the most Indispensable afil-
,lam nf a Christmas dinner what
are lef bring top pfirea
Miauet1a san be hnd ~ 90 cents
a pound " Waelow 4 Company
received a ear Of fillio oranges, sell
lae ht 81 and taab "a box
Warrington ranch eggs took
=tsn Tor TIE advance late Saturday.
They are selling al toc.
efanbatfiea are Ia demand OF
80 90. r. drop Of - cents ou Hatafr
days prices
40 new goods are arriving vim
the exception Of those uu the san
iFfaurin,u steamer. The prices On
flau. livestock, fruits. nuts aud dairy
produces are firm at saturday.
quotations.
vsastspisG
naftapaa tliun taeai ratHsFs. pc -.
I4ofAe. earr.ts. pst go. -
ssStt. taiata.s. saaat - efanbsfflss
tista, ,sspnsfs q aas isfipfs q -
~. sa,sa. .ass - ~ ' saiiias u.
T. bafsa rsflsh. psf "a ~ .s'sA'Pes. ~
Ftafts.
nanana. nuat e. g Z. esf ~ ,. Wss,.
- Maln6 -. unfuaHgsa. 80
suniss nanyss, psf - 4
lfaasss naffi PEI Dos -
l,s.ss. psf sass y 2. auissss y - -
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Handkerchief Special

A boK Of half dozen Mems
White Handkerchief for 81 90 W
d Hutchinson Co. corner End ave
and University st. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

= the remark made by all the
aides after tAking advantage u the
e1trcms low prices on watches. dia.
monds. rings, pins. chains. loeksta.
sliverNars. etc. a. Frank l. Howe's.
s025 First ave. the icweler and 81.
eraver. Nho 10 just beyond tbs high
rsnt district and therefore can save
fou money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

Tickets for the game between the
Chicago high school and the Seattle
high school. 70 be played IN this city
New Years. are going lively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

4 twenty round 70 for the cham
pionshlp - the world vii be fought
before the Pacific Athletic club ~
Los Angeles between May : and IL
between Tommy Burns and Phila-
delphia Jack o'Brlen Articles we're
signed Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

In the American League the
Boatons wiil train at Little Rock.
Ark. Athletics al Marlin Spr,uHr
Ky New Works ~ Atlantis. Ca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24
SPORT DOPE

The Ballard Tigers defeated the
football eleven Of the Walla Walla
school IN game Saturday after
noon BY = score Of % o The Tig-
sra have not been defeated this sea-
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

Careful scrutiny 81 the reports Of
National League proceedings At the
New York meeting fail 10 disclose
any record 81 vote OF thanks be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

Capacity ~ the arena iu which
Cans and Herman fight T. 500 Re-
aeipta from total sale would be Ig2..
zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

Jockey white shaw saves HE
earnings ara - now puf IA the
ffaa0ae elase H. rides h Germany
urNt year for $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

Stanley Robinson. owner Of the
II Louis Cardinals. has o. players
under covsr--ous Tor each week in
the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

On chicago contest Frank Huu
recently ROLLED tfez IN az games. an
average - gs1 ID pins pr game.
whlch ta certainly FplnE aome-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

The water for several miles about
boiled aud hubbled like a scethlnK
ealdron. aud Close approach was TN
possible
A aeon as the surrounding wa
ter cooled sufficiently % alluR a
ylait to the neW ialand. a parl1 Of
five officers landed from tho steam
ef Peru made a survey 81 tho
island aud aeni an official report Of
their findings 20 the proper author
tiles at Washington. - e
The Island ~ Perry is aeffated
with huge urepicea aud assures.
frum which issue constant streams
OF sulphufaus smoke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

winner Il the Hoppe Sutton contest.
fs1 billiards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

white aax ~ Mexico City. Mexico.
Defraits a. Augusta. Ga eirvr-
lands 81 Macon. Ga Browns AZ
Houston. Trx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

For the largest variety and rea-
snnabie prices. e. y. Brooks a Co.
1891 Second az. 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

Oriental billiard and pool pariors
1913 Third ave. have eight rew
tables and the only 5xi0 pool table
In the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

closing cut wafenes. diamonds
ard tewelry At bargain gfices
rncls Joe. tiI End ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

American League tried cat s81
players In 1905 40 average 81 Is 20
a team ~ enough for 81 teams %
nine nvn each There usre a. uitrh-
sfa. 81 innelasfa. ~ outfiel1sra and
81 uatrhaFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

lnH given 90 the winners % The
wuFidn champ series
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

HuEo Kelly continues his career
toward ths undlaputsd nlddioneizht
championship His latest victim was
Dave Barry In sis rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

Smoke nuisance. nsedtsss tpatinr
- HORNS and anstylens hradlHhts.
ere mofns ~ the things against
which fhs Automobile club - Am
erica has started a crusade whats
the Eassd 20 having an auto II yop
can't toat yuuF uwn hosuG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

Dr Hunt douart zs8 NJ.
Building Phone. Ind 5sz gssi,is
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

Teddy Roosevelt will Hxaln be
honorary president fsr the Amert-
can Olympic COMMITTEES - 1919. The
games sill be hsid al Athens.
urssCs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

During the past year Il has
been my constant aim % prove
beyond a question o. doubt thai
usteopathy. Electricity. Nlbrs-
ton ard Violet Rays are fha
safest. surest. quickest and most
natural agents 81 the cure q
disease. How veil have sue
ceeded II shown by my large
practice. undoubtedly The larg-
est Of any single osseupaih In
Seattle
NY prices have always beea
reasonable and always VII be
but I am forced - make q slight
advance after Jan. 4. on account
% the general increase ~ e.
psnsca al along the lire. but g.
not let this keep any enc away.
cure without drugs Consulta-
ton free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-24

Wear Brooks Hats. 1891 SECOND
avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
LAST MEETINGS
OF DEMOCRATS

The democratic candlasles n,
county aud legislative off.os k
King county have practically cons.
/ pletfd their campaign fhronHh H.
country towns and presincte ana
will devote mot Of TIE femainlns
days Of The campaign 10 work M
Z this city.
There r. eth one out ottawa
meeting Of importance a. be helf
at North Bend Saturday night ~
/ that meeting. &c If most u tha
democratic meeflnFa tHua fsr br1
the chief speaker HiIl b. CharIes A
Reynolds. candidate for proascutiag
attorney
There VII De fso damoerstla
ward meetings IN che eig. one Ia
the Second ward anH aaa 10 The
THIRD The Second eafi meeting
will be held ~ 0imaHa ban. *
3lfh as s and I.aae - md al.
dressed D. Z 4 HeH1oIa. Wllnoa.
Tucker Leaudef al.l Sam Koh.
Ter and u Thomas Da
The Third WaFd meeting slll b
held a. Madf1na hall aH ne oorhet
OF fiat aY and = feffe1a1u a. hlf
addressed - Z 4 Re- aaIds. j ~
Ronald. eHiKiu g Hall D Th0maa
Davies and Alfred Battle
Hr1l Monday evening here vfi
be democratic meeting Al OAf
Fellows hall Fremont address.f
by Judge r 4 Macdonald &. Il
Reynolds. y Thomas Davies an&
other eaudldafaa The oommlttaa
announces that ~ thla mestlns
cigars. lee cream. Hatefmsions ana
candy Hif be served b. order "A
the county eammlssi1usfa
On the same evening there yin
BE- . meeting 1T CuImans hslf
Green Lake. Addressed b. ne sans
speakers.
Tuesday evening October 80.
there vii Be meeting AZ The Ia.
h0f Temple under the auspices "a
the Fifth Ward Democratic club. "a
be addressed b 80 sweeney. O. A.
Reynolds and Geo Il Con pi0n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
BADLY BEATEN
BY THUGS

II n Roth. 20 Republican 81
vas returning home ~ N sb o'clock
last night after hRvins spent the
evening with a young lady friend
lie uan acrosted by three youue
men a. the corner 81 noylston av
and pine st The young men said
nothing bat rushed at Roth. knock
lnK him down and proceeded so hcl
him about The head.
Roth succeeded IN making his cs'
cape after few minutes aud ran &c
the porch 81 house nearby. Hs
was followed by the three youns
men, uba knocked him down and
again repeated their kicking and
beating.
Persons living IN the house came
90 ihe door aud the men ran down
the street and into an alley,
The patrol wagon was called and
Roth taken To the police station
where he Was found 10 be severed,
but not seriously hurt He wa
latef taken 70 his home.
No reason for the assault Is given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
YOUNG BOY is 1
REAL CRIMINAL
LOCAL BUSINESS HOUSES SUP
FER FROM f2.YEAR-oLp LADS
ThEFTs.

Roy Erickson. atlas Albert No
son. alias Walter Wright. aged II.
vas arrested late last night BY D.
toctiye ceFbett and Trlant Officer
ketehum. while asleep under Z
house al zois Fifth ay.. and hooked
az police headquarters. charged
with grand larceny.
Erickson has been wanted By he
police for the past several weeks
but managed 20 escape by going 70
Tacoma. Portland and Spokane
Erickson's manner Of eEnbexrlensst
was 20 secure employment A En-
rand boy With a large establish.
ment and. when given a parcel q
value for delivery. would fail TO a..
liver It. lie would sell Il for what
he could get and then fail 10 return
10 work again
l.. Bnrkhardt. Of the Northwest
Dental supply company gave ny
hos a gold disk and filings. yaluf1
Al $40. TO deliver TO DE-. J J. Black
The goods were never received. ana
the boy did not return 70 work.
Under the name Of Waites
Wright he secured employ ment a
BailiargeoRs dry go6as house and
was given silks Of considerable
value for delivery lie was moi sen
again b that store. nor vere ne
silks delivered. Under the name =
Albert Mason. be did the same trsek
with the Quaker Drug company
and Immediately left for SpokaIe
thence TO Portland and Tacoma, bls
yesterday returned 10 Seattle. 10
confessed and was taken TO ~
county Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
GERMAN DAY At
THE FAIR
CROWDS INCREASING IN AT
TENDANCE ~ 5000 HAS Al
READY BEEN REALIZED FoH
TaE CATHEDRAL

Tn cathedral fair silii continues
20 drew large crowds last niEhts
attendance being larger than me
NO nfss laua nights. and alroaay
Is eoa has been received In the
evening dinner Was served 90 over
zee eeapie
Tonight ne special national days
win he lnauKurated. and the Seattle
f4saarkHaHH Wai have charge -
German cay. The bail is being So
rfuprHately decorated ~ bi@rk. whit"
and rtd ~ the fatheFlnnf. and the
German population o. tbs city are
making great preparations Tor ihs
event
TamafraW uiRht the labor organi-
aaiiana Nill hold sway. The Royal
italian band Of 20 pieces VIII be tn
attendance Ter the first lime.
Rev. Father oBrlsn. manager of
the fair stated today that the at
tsndanes and general support given
the fair. Tar exceeds the hopes q the
committees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
N. P. OFFICERS
CHANGE

According n advices from "a
Paul there ia q neH lineup In IA
officials Of The northern Paclho
aud the Crest Northern. Howard
Elliott. president Of the Northern
Pacific. ia slated - 20. and Henry
} Horn VII step into NE shoes
Other changes are General supes.
lnfendent. George 7 slads. general
superintendent Of the Great SostN,
err road. Henry 4 KENNEDY: a.
slnfani. James Z Hood
Mr Kennedy and DlFislon s.
perintendsut James Z. Hood be
probable successor as assistant ssn-
eral superintendent AZ Spokane. are
n0w az Learenwofth. Wash. but are
expected 10 reach spokane today.
when KeBnedY'k promotion VIII y
officially bulletined. a fornsliJ
that has been deferred owing 70 bic
absence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
EASTERN ORDERS
CANCELLED

A report that tho shortage on
cars Is relieved was explained by
Charles Allen. Of the Pacific Coast
Lumbermen's association, this
morning as follows.
THE railroads are now offering
the lamhermen means OF transport.
inE their products. but it does not
relieve the situation In the least
The retail lumber firms In the cast
who have placed orders with the
lumber dealers. have waited so long
that II they should receive their ship.
ments. they would be Of no use TO
them, as weather conditions would
not permit Of building. Owing to
this cause tho eastern dealers have
Cancelled all orders, Shingle deal
ers have been affected In the same
manner"
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$3.50 49, $3.50 a
!: ON the FRONT

Steam schooner Delhi OF the Pa
clfio Coast Steamship company 4
fleet left San Francisco last night
bound north. completing her maid
en voyage. She has general cargo
Steam schooner Washington OF
the l.. II Gray a. Co fleet leaves
tomorrow morning for san Francis
co. With 100000 feet Of lumber and
as passengers. This h the first
trip that the Washington has car.
fied any passengers.
The Hood canal steamer Perdita.
while on her run down the Sound
this morning was stalled at Lone
Rock While NJ the float az Lone
Rock a chain became afoul Of the
wheel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
THREATS TO KILL

Threats 60 XIII Ida Johnson. al
leEed 10 have been sent through the
mails. will. Il Is likely, involve
Charles Erickson IN United States
federal court difficulties. Erickson
is now being held at the county iaH,
At Hotheii where Erickson formerly
lived. he became acquainted with
the girl. lie left there four years
ago and returned recently. His arr
rest was caused by Deputy sheriff
George Linz, who feared that Brick
son might attempt 10 carry cut his
threats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
HAVE DIRECT EVIDENCE.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Oct -
Federal officials declare that lney
have secured direct evidence snos'
Ing that the rebates granted BY lne
Minneapolis 6 ST. Louis railroad =
grain companies are fofeing the n
dependent companies out Of psS
ness The federal grand jury SUN
continues It's Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
CRIMINALS COMING .ros,

cant Bodfsh. Of the whsler w ~
liam Baylis. and Capt Newth, 7, IN. N
whalcr Jeanette. both chafsesa "a ~.
committing crimes on the nls u.s., A
together with a large nuflees ~
witnesses. left Nome Westerns, s.I
The Senator in charge o. Vh
states Officers hound iof ~ NJ
The two officers will be 'i ,,s,,sa
fore the erana jury in the un'''-
states court November Z -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
IOWA SOCIETY TO MEET.

saturday evening, at : o, Ivy.
there viii be a meetine Of sns - u.
state society at the rooms y ,,.s
Alaska club. IN the Aihska pa,e'
The object q the meetins VII ~ .
adopt plans looking TO the fo-oPs ~,
ton with the Alaska foSeh-I 80, ,nxs
exposition COMMITTEES IN haeins - ,Ss.
properly represented At inc e''
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
POPE AGAIN lNplsPosEo.'

ROME. Oct rs Thoroughly ex.
hausted after several interviews TO.
day. the pope was forced 10 take TO
his bed. lie was practically carried
In from the audience chamber.
l.apponi declares the indlsposltlon
to be only temporary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

s Room HNIG AflE rn ifftrs ~ 49, -
sHf5H asafEs ~ 80 ZEE tnNafh Cas-
- h#aass - fi.tH
Rom corr AuE ra fih nerfh- Hfuf
hafss1H f4es - tsf-s
TWO etl0ieE lots 30 = usfvsFa
assf MHlsE 81 Q eafh 70 terms
EHnz1H r8TfAGE so IA fiscs =
ts.ssa4ss sasiss asif O. ,tt So cash tai.
aass 80 ~ naafh
Crest sessAsfa Real rsiais. Lean sna
TlfatsFf tr
~ Naftnn DiaG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
LA TOILETTE COMING

Senator Ia Toilette. The WlsYy
sin orator and graft firhtei. : -
ing 70 Seattle. lie VIII = ~. ~
here Nov. 81, when ne vip "
last years engagement; VIII 's !"
NJ C. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
IS MINUTE SALE or Lrsoss
HATS AT IoNpoN's io"
nAksf MAMMA

Trom SIS to so'clock tou,eI,'s
morning London viii sell any ', 's' "a
hat In the store at Just nsI ~ N
regular low price. You mus ~
store at time stated above /" -
advantage Of this offer ~
III Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
AcRgAau-oon,lnusd.

NAWNrN6 haNffffffAMNt
eFlfsrt9 W liza gssa lya.., 100
issn! '' 4, '' 5s~s : 80 -. go msalb i. |,
ttlisf thsh adfarslssa ass ksHaY e Ass
TTvTTII ifTN6FFb 80. ga asag
:ssa'N RHs bp = ,P-a's. W aM y W.
4 .T AN NJ ia ~. ws.Ri s;sI... ~
,. $40 .fs 10 Ss.,iif rs nd fAlsgp
ts @' rl ,,. 49, ,sa. 2 WA. as:
-s,.'t S is,. sss an ssd ,b.s sissg.
g. shoii TINE eslH - sm seias ct :,
50 % a roo n aefs asgt liasls fFess
wasl,sSalers s < 'riiiiooks asisi., p.s.s
-
run EAfn
q affvs isna ~ aefes CLEARED. whtsh I
srsn. 10 Hrrss sntifeiF cleared = ftult
ifsfs tssunn = eeNs hsisst I hsss*.
rut particulars. eHli a. faal hsss.H :
esdaf haunlsin wash - = {
ron sALe-REAL ESTATE
Nsasn sraam uauss gsissa khn. aHl
Atst ssH asht noe fof tssi sffsf. nefth
J. Is rhass ind uai oensl u
LAST uF THE CHEAP fssiasuss tats
CALI m minutss ffuH fienssf square. -
fntsfuftan Uaf nnal iHfa ere cleared Hua
aaika Uaui srirnaif fiss n laAs HaalfnH
iains aua valley - e. tiaa aHsH HaF
nshi assn Yes 1ann.i saast this go
y hffa scent fare HHf fFem owner
r H. ims ~ ~ w waitas. zee
SOS ALASKA uaHaiHE 4
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.TegR LEVEsTEEE

E "
raa sFs afsaFs iaeaiHs -
fhs Nssf tFHrsf eIanf aHat
ts fns efs ~ m rhl4n fnn FHa
| sssafs shr ssresf 49, taasti
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fte nss Naf ~ so tffs a.
ttsasaa Ttsars aFs suuf tHaesl
fnsssss haa snsssftr~rSs sna
sh*su - a hssf thrsstnasat Tea
vas thst n0w tss - eaNfsim
d ga1 why Fa4s HtNNsea IL
tha tsst igsssifNssi ta4sF
~ Fea tnnw That 80 flsffiri
asrh - fsFt simpsaa . rs
sfn4fsai anasr.lrfed fsfftsaFs
I a. tns Wasarss WFnsisfAsfF q
. - sfsst ttsf fhe stats ~
Nsskissla.n sdalt - test 10 A
Thsfs az Hastfises t~seHsess o.
fkls sisfftrf an1 fasfs n 81
- sa gasisi - tAs SO.
Rs1smb-s. washirsssa -.
1 fraf ssarerts n fhis sFsat 60
/ utef q Wsafsfn cansts thsfs
msst - gufta PET ntfafsan
49, - saig eafs tsfhaa faf
0es4s safns veE.sss frvm tep.
| susssF D g. % Alasaa We
q naf have - tkif ssfr tshH
STA go - esrnuesffsts fhsf
TeFf EiHpsse effefs vunasffal
sHfessnnltiss " go 10 inFsei
f1snt Let's 49, sfs 81 the
tawsat rossibis rftes.
wAsn ths railroads are tsIii
tn faft eier gsen anf have
rEensd tts sweat eeaNiFf 10
hiHa H - snt4fpftss kh1 -
eastFr. ths FtigNian freW thnt
I Feff 70 Aiasks ara M uftsuf
sfti ~ srFatrf thar ffNn al
- F.afts n WasfiH1fas. Nhff
1 hsrsase $40 arNAtest ana ftEh.
80 ssrteaffafsi fistffct o. -
~hafs paFifis Gees is tskiaa
Pes finsFsao Crsne tH ana
I ~ ~ stev rau rrff sirapscs
fNarfErsfrsnt Co tlt FiHnssf
/ fIaa Fxsftis rs aah II
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~rNG Hfrc -sadide6 ,Es an lzks
sisa property in hsptiis shsfs fau en-
al iah 5hsiN fnf tso on easy terms
v : Damien a CO, 1901 fasman nias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

Free Car
Fare
II ,ea come today DIV 4 rssins cir
Fess o. aaslssi sees,''s a. 81 n
80 t5ssts. ah ssf hns. siid hsu tfaei
,s8saaiss riif wairr aas izid in flent u
al ara. rrisss - ianH 81 Dc iasts - 80
e. e.. y 'i ~ ssss v h.'glss Is i5is isaa
inastiY tiafs msta aisq hass some piases
in5nfasea 60 fsHt 90 tlsfFs tahs Il
ss's.s 80 fs~ minuiss fida Yes siii
<. safpfissd. fiehsf thsa sstlsy " hiis
FUN IAiE
go bsfs npuss. stable ana t~e ie'a. ~
a. have ia,,y cores = Sod fsrW
isaa Is miiss ffam HiAiipn ihsi All sen
- ia au Ats rtsns 80, - . :
HfF
unouor = nEAcHAa 60.
Hrai Fsists.
lisutals
inaafanfs
oroHar y NEAcHAM 4 60.
s.s.ls fisas S,s va nstisiss II
f.sss ysuas nah si.aaia have sesesiaias
e fslg si.ss 50 Sc a.. . 49,, 1893 = h.sl.h
assfieaa fsifeisg.e = hsrssi, Sc.
i - eats 81 so. hseAsrs 80 - -.
tfspsftY -tii maks o - Cell - a. hfisf
hsfk hsstils .-
a dTNIiSE HAchlfitN
g. - - fuafH ueisfn niiaff sHa -
aaslaa ffst 50 lsih ASr hefta. fef tesass
- a., 49, Va estn - vHth
nfaaauAg n uasisnd Aaaitian fesf
s't wiNmnr nRos
mnm ~ Cairnsn Was
NT mirf
Sc nfafTEN can RIDE
10 ta~n ~ nehth Sih tsf go
taaaasf tiask ffeaH ~ cars
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AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
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washington. Jan. 27.-President Roosevelt az
tended the annual dinner of the Gridiron CluU
which was given this evening at the Willard hote
Miss Roosevelt has gone to Philadelphia 70 spe"u
Sunday.
Governor Stokes and Senator Dryden. OF Ne"-
Jersey we're the Presidents guests at luneheo"
this afternoon. week ago the President similarly
entertained Mayor Pagan and Corporation Couhse'
Record of Jersey City.
delegation Of North Carolina Republicans VINO are
in Washington to urge the withdrawal OF the nom
nation OF Cyrus A. Frazier. recently apPo'Hteu
postmaster at Greensboro The Carohnlahs' l''-
Guiding ex-senator Marion Butler and state man
man Rollins had a talk with the President In the
morning and came back for continuation OF the
discussion after luncheon, but, IL is understood uu
not succeed in bringing the President TO their way
OF thinking Frazier was nominated on the recon-
mendatlon OF Representative Blackburn
A J.. c. Atkinson. Secretary Of Hawaii called az
the White House to inform the President OF the
serious illness OF Governor. Carter. Mr. Atkinson
was on his way to Portugal to encourage desirable
immigration to the Pacific islands. but VIII be
Obliged 10 return TO act as Governor during
the illness OF the executive.
Among to-day's callers at the White House were
Representatives Martin Burke. Slemp. Blackburn.
Crumpacker and Overstreet; ex-Postmaster Cen
eTal Charles Emory Smith. ex-Representatlve
Tucker OF Virginia, president OF the James
town Exposition. and John l. Grifiths United
States consul general at Liverpool