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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
ny rse STAR DOLLAR.

,..res uo,hIas Ia helms ptewl
asnt ... h.,ey and con
..s,el lust Keep ont Of 'he poai'e
gsse - a. xsa ute and
- !. much money a. Nou uAfl
~ acn't wear ANY tasA
- WV. VI Ne happier without thom.
49, n5sAius In beins pointed
eYahn Iours. the millionaire
- or Henry smith. The eis
- - ZONES aud Hrury smith wera
-. = happy before they we're
tseEed a. -,
ass SEINE Chance.
-, could move around Then
-.,k.sst balns Watched they eas
80 ittie privacy
svou WhAl l'm iaikinE about
. rses ssa was iusl an ordinary
1,ssxr 81 shs elnsage oi lssS
A.a Travelled most everywhere
-,esAmsrtan continent and oesa-
's.sslly sHpped over into Canada.
rAsr an evil befeil me
ras chosen by TIE star aud
sssea out Nth some taks attached
\ was intended that ] should
a.soastrate iust how much ges'd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
SCOTTY IN JAIL
PLAY GOES ON

los ANGELES. Arrgl fs.-tinon
orders Of e Judge ~ che superior
court 81 san Hsfusfdiuo county.
Walter scott tseeffY) and uus ~
his partners. A. e Pearl we're ar
rested bY The local authorities ycs-
t.rday afternoon and lodged 81 the
county iaiL
Tho two Scaifa and reafl. when
arrested several days ego On San
HernaFdtno on tho charge 81 assault
wiih q deadly weapon. pleaded pow
sftT and were released on s. 600 bail
each After coming 20 fhia riiy
they afs altfE.d 20 have made Law
lah expenditures for automobiles and
sine. etc. ta such nn extent that the
san nsfuardino county officials took
notice q it and notified Scott and
hiH friends 90 appear in court and
show cause ahy their bad shauid not
be increased 20 tia eco each.
acotfya theatrical company 81 emit
through their performance last
night while the star occupied cell
la the county Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
REALTY ME0 WILL
ATTEND BANQUET

Members ~ the Seattle Real Eaz
tate association viii hold their third
annual dinner At the Rntnirr club
TUESDAY April e. az q IA Every
effort IL hoinR made bt the commit
tee la charge 10 make the dinner a
huKe auercHH. Prominent realty
men VII respond a. the following
tohHtH seattle Investments. W
II, Wood jackson street HpHrade. e
l. n aflffith. Real Estate con
tracts. Frederick tiau@Wan PLAN
hinH Seattle 10 the tutufn.s ". II
Thompson "ftde Lands q. u
liusseii. srhe Westlakc boulevard
District e. q. gloasrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
NEUROLOGY

w. Il Matthews. secretary 81 the
Local steam Engineers union. died
at the family residence IN Columbia
Clfy last night Of apopiexy. Funeral
ssrvicea will be held from Butter
uorth \ aona' chapel tomorrow
afternoon az o'clock lntermcnt IN
Al. Pleasant cemetery.
Mrs. Alma Lucy Stone, aged ~
lied at the residence or her son. 10
KInueaf place. last night The fun
ioral services will be held tomorrow
afternoon az 80 O'Clock from But
irrwarth a Sons chapel, lntermcul
in Iakevisw csmefery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
APPEAL OF The
MINERS FILED

wAsHiN0ToN. y c. april Il -
The cases Of petilbOne AOyer an1
Haywood. charged With the 5teua-
enbefg murder In idaho. were dofk-
rted In fhe supreme court today.
They are an appeal from tha FIR
cuit court Of Idaho. denying the
wit Of hhhnaH nnruna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
WED IN TACOMA

without informing their parents
u their intentions, Jesse r. inn
and Myrn Constantine two former
high school students. quietly jour
usYsa 10 Tacoma last night and re-
turned later IN the evening man and
wife Both are we'll known 10 the
younger aet and the wedding comes
- surprise to their fFisnds
Mr. ard Mr. Hall leave Tor Butte.
Mont. tonight. where they wtii re-
asaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
KIRGsRURY MATS So
FOR EASTER

Our Hais not only surpass IN
style and qualities. but by buying
here you have the extras that go
with a big department We cut
initials. insert eyelets. and conform
sizes TO NJ the head with pleasing
comfort W. n Hutchinson Co.
Cor End and Union. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
DR.. TITUS SEES
PRISONERS

10. Titus. editor ~ The Social
Isl Toledo. Ohio. L. 10 speak to-
murroS aftrruoau At o'clock Ia
Gefmania hall. on the subieet. Who
Killed slsunenhefE
nr Tltns has iuas returned from
Boise. idaho. Wheru be seat 90 tn
Veatigale che conditions surrounding
the famous prisoners. Meyer. Hay
wood and pettihoue. uow lFlng In
Jail at Boise under a charge ~ mug-
der
ur Titus has been appointed spe-
elai lecturer on the case for the ma.
tional socialist party.
oes vsstsr Allowed.
mo visitor. outside their counsel.
has heen admitted 90 see the pria.
onerx except myself asid Dr TitHn
After May efforts. which failed.
At last prevailed upon sheriff Moao
ley. 81 Ada county. Ia adnuit inc "a
Bio knoa bye TO my ffienAA and
comrades. Charles u. Meyer. Will
tam D. Haywood and 0~orKr A. Pct
tibaaa
or ooars- I 10 no, believe them
guilty. and 10 one has ans right 10
believe them guilty until they are
proved guilty
q faand the three msH nAlr rum
many seeks confinement in dark
cells. but fuii ~ courage They
gFaaned my hand with a grip ~ iron
aud their faces weFs radiant ! vas
actually ths FIRST and only person
FROM the outside wnrld they had
bsrn permitted 70 receive In thslF
presence since they wcre cuntinrd
Mere css-forssbls ssss.
The men are far better farsd for
now than In CanYun county. and a
thuunanafold better satisfied than
when they we're illegally incarcsf-
ats.i In ths state psnitentiary
Sheriff Mus~lY IL known "a the
Gentleman Sheriff and he told me
40 one should aee the prisoners
without their oNn consent ! asked.
'How about McPariand. the Tinker
ton chief fe replied. lie can not
eater while I have charge ~ thls
jail. nor the governor himsen These
men are not rulnE 10 be pslE on en-
hibitioH Ehlie IN ny charge Ny
only concern ia TO keep them safe
tiil the trial They are ulrn hke
myself and are entitled 10 faif treat
msat uaa a miner once myself
and ! dou't aee whY miners should
not BE- ~ uell treated "a any other
mru
Hsy,~soa's Message
Haywood urged strongly that the
World outside should not be allowed
20 forget the Illegal and uneoustlin.
tional manner ~ their arrest IN Col.
oFado and extraditipn 10 Idaho. IFS
exact words we're. nun't LET the peo-
pie forget how they brought ua
here That seerued to rankle most
With him. the secret arrest. not be-
snE allowed 10 see his invalid Wife
hat be thinks the world OF. nor to
send a word ~ comfort 20 her. nor 10
Kiss hia children good bye 20 say
nothing u hcinK deprived Of any
chance Is apply fog a writ Of habeaa
corpus in hia own state
Don't iet ths people forget how
they brought uH here. was his most
urgent message
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
FATAL ROW At
GARDEN CITY

Frank G Johns and ole Nelson
beeamo involved In a row AZ Garden
city this afternoon and Johns
struck Nelson over the head with an
al. lnflieting injuries which will be
fatal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
TRIBUTES FROM
BAR
1870 rq 1

A meeting Of the King County
bar association was held this morn
Ing In honor 81 the late Ebcu Smith
a former Judge and master of chan
Gerry. Judge Orange Jacobs. presl-
dent OF the association, made an ad-
dress. as did Judge Thomas Burke.
while many friends paid tribute 10
Judge smith. Judge Milo Root. Of
the supreme court. Judge Hanford.
Of the United States court. aud
Judges Albertson and Morris Of the
superior court made brief address
hs. Fitting resolutions we're passed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
WHAT KUBELIK
The Famous violinist. SAYS
About the Pianoia

7 have seen an the different
piano attachments. but the Pi-
ANuI.A Is The only on which
could be considered seriously. for
u y the only one which is mu-
sicsl and artistic
The PIANOLA PIANO 4. n
union Of the complete Metrostyie
Pianola and a high grade piano
In = single instrument.
II is playable either by hand
o. BY Pinnoia music roll ~ viii
Everything that the Ereateat
musical authorities have said or
written about the artistic merit
or the Piaaela and the Metro
style applies with equal force 10
the Ptanola Plano. II IL called
the first complete Plano be-
cause n n the first piano fnsde
that unites the two accepted
methods OF playing BY hand and
by the PiauoIa-
The price Of the pianoia Is
$3.50 and the Pianola Pianos
range from $3.50. 20 $1,000.
We take pianos OF ali makes
In exchange for these fnstru-
nents, allowing the fun CONNER
ciai valuation for same and the
balance OF the purchase price
may BE- paid IN cash or allowed
90 extend over series Of EASY
monthly payments. just as the
purchaser prefers.
n & IOhnSton IN
Burke Bldg. so3 Second Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

Tho board of public works today
decided to secure plans Tor the pro.
posed fire station On Queen Anne
hill from Kerr A Rogers. architects
This same firm furnished plane ~
the fire house which was Hfeelee
at Minor ay and spring IT. pc
Pat EIapgood. charged with lRr
eeuy BY haiico. secured bis freedom
from Jail today BY filing a $500 bond
with the clerk ~ the police cont
10 IN accused 81 having stolen, ~
toms ~ cement fiF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
KINesBURY HATS So
FOR EASTER

Our Hats not only hurpaHa "a
style and qualities. but by buying
here You have the extras that go
with big department. We cur
initials. insert eyeiets. and conform
nixoa 10 re the head with pleasing
comfort w. y. Hutchinson No..I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
MITCHELL Goes
TO INDIANA

NEW york Apru "A Mitchell
declined Ga diseuas the lbbar aitua =
ton eithcr .io the bitumlnoua ef
anthracite rleida this uietnlng. lie
leaves THE evening for tudianau-
ellis. lie reviewed an Invitation from
oofky tn meet the Russian. bat was
forced u decline au acvQuut az en-
easements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
AK NATAT0RIUM OPENS

This popular resort opens fom0f-
row morning. rem0deled and reffr-
niabed Every modern convenience
has been provided Boats leave
Fiyer Dock every 30 minutes after
~ O'Clock noon +ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

One Euod turn deserves another."
remarked the cheerful gymnast as
be SCARED over the line 81 elephants.
and he quickly changed Il to a
double rnmersanli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
LAKE SHORE VIEW
VILLA TRACTS
FREE GIFT


with each sore purchased we
VIII give you fine ss-foot water
front lot ABSOLUTELY FREE
superb location. on west shore
of Lake Washington. 81 miles
north OF Union bay. magnificent
view Of lake and mountains.
excellent bathing beach: fine
boat service from Madison park
landing
Northern Pacific railway now
runs through she property. and
new depot Is being built Lake
shore boulevard also runs
through the property.
Buyers should grasp this OPP
portunity 20 secure acreage for
the summer homes. The soil Is
deep and rich. Streets are now
being cleared. grubbed and inn
proved. BE sure and call az our
office for transportation. prices.
terms. maps and illustrated
prospectus concerning Lake
shore villa Tracts.
sEAeoARo SECURITY CO..
Oil Marion BLDG.
Phonss-Msin 2476; Ind. 1859.
Or
THE VAN DE VAN TER DAVIS
Co. Starr Boyd Bldg.
Phones-Main 1907; Ind. 229e.
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A. tho Butler hotel are several
IL ~ nese college professors who
viii spend some time IN the United
states studying political conditions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

RENToN. April lt--At the las,
meeting Of the Renton improvement
club the question OF building a
boulevard from Renton 10 Rainier
Beach was discussed and was car
RED BY a unanimous vote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

WASHINGTON. D. G.. April IA
The session OF thu house today was
devoted to suloglea 81 the late Sen
ator Plat of Connecticut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

pEs MONIES. la Apfa it-AH
raf as the question of rfires FOR
labor IL concerned. the acaie 10 EpV-
nFn mlalns az coal la Iowa Tor the
two years dating from Aprii I, 1909,
was completed today by the Joint
conference of Iowa operators ana
miners. All advances were agreed
to. the miners practically winning
out There " llttls reason 60 doubt
that a sestp VIII be signed Mvdnese
DAY and thst all minea ntil resume
May l.
l. " Nardbfuagh. % zasi snd
av. reports 60 the police that a
large number of tools were stolen
last night from a house 1T East
union st and gist Ay
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SAN FRANcIsco. April ~
Thomas Hueatan. % - Louis,
hampton pool player 81 the world.
yesterday defeated Joe Carney. ~
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FREsSO. Cal. April t4-Ex-
Treasurer Amer. Of MADEIRA county
convicted OF embezziement OF public
funds. moved for new trial today.
The motion was taken under advise
ment
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ATLANTIC CITY. April lt--Nr
CrAndis has just received a large
shipment 81 pheaEsnts from the
east. with the Intention OF raising
pheAaants for the market
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COLUMBIA cry. April ii-Mr.
Eidaer recently purchased the prop
erty Of ID. ID Hamilton on HolYoke
nv. Mr Hamilton has left for Pitts
burg. Pa. shere he will make hts
future home.
Mr.. Robb. who has been sick for
several weeks. Ia nov able 10 be out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
llK nAraroRlUM OPENS

=
rhs popular resort opens tomaf-
a.. morning. ramcp1eled and rrtnf.
.hasa EVER modern eonyrnieaee
- e<.n provided Boats leave
r ~ prk every 80 minutes after
4 e'Sloek Hooa
Fsr ssls-asai Ess.ss
- ~ 10. isth aye rsgth CAP
- an sxsenssoa. g. -. terms eHs
-, a Hri<h5as Bach HEth i.feaai1
hsa.e d aal tsvusa FlFs Aeres esss
~ aafta Gfssh Lake station - ~
ss sRExEn "a naHsv ngll1ies
W1Nk fuE So
80. SYne nsssasrn s-raan heus~ ans
49, eyem we#s queen Ahne ear es=
800 stlswatka AID an street Improve
~<ass s ava sd lat stxla4 IN tsNnz
CHARLES r. ADAMS
~ celuan nsnalaE
N4a
~k,ls htses betpeeu 0rera i.aes
~ taks l'rien ffw BIS ~ fFuet
rstAaF cufieks ahd nFN hlsh srhassl
~ -, west - she state bls9frfsttH
4 great baYs Terms,
~ WHITE 81
ss,-f ssxssulsi hi7sk
san -sap rRoEERrN
FAsN rEitMs
4rssm rassAFs aces saarh bpanss
- ks.sA iarattan a.. if - dnwu "a
- neaih isss MAJ rect
sr~,pn boss. neNr ne ah1ge. far
Sc g. tgwn. 81 per nseath.
srmam hrass. spieuaiA tacaiiaa. GA
fazs ssfs~s. eseas 20 ssnteF % tewH
= sesy sasS terms
tr~sn hoass - rslntsa ave ~
hxn. ser haf casa
ar~m hpuse iss soxtaa % alley =
shEksns rrna garden hnuae sell fars
sse~a. All tsF - - esxh. iia psF
usash
sepam h0,tss. On BAKER a.. closes o..
~ o. sstA g. per nsenshs
lreen estsgs srrfeilY msfrfa.
s<zaa ssss n@e. pAe cash. balanre
tsrms
NEBRASKA REALTN CO
~ fiHA4Etsf ntaFk
Nan D1 ID
sIhkNHEkEH FAHM
TAKE GREEN LAKE car
c. AZ N fs4anY Slafaan - a~e thm
nss lnqgeVwd a. ua taata frasa
- = ~ M - snd Eo rsf
KaElf
DAVIS a 60
ftenr-l nj. Scffh IA
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GEORGETOWN. Ap5i ia-Tbe
Georgetown Annexat<n club viii
hold ia regular meeting next Tues
day evening. A large number OF
citizens have handed 10 applications
for membership. The club has about
I60 members and a large number
toins each meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

DUNLAP. April i4-Ray stod-
dard has just returned home. after
serving four years In the United
States navy.
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PARIS. April H-Negotiatlona
for a new Russian loan have been
concluded. n was issued at IS and
s per cent interest u amounts 20
90 900 600 pounds sterling
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10 49,. FARM BARGAIN
st1fa ~ located close - the east
y ia Lac washington. sitfafad
ar,,. main county road. with afs.af
hsas. IL el@afad fine rev a-~5.fs
inss a. 70 barns, fine large oftfi,riids
ffHh sslhs fruit trees. afi mail
f1f 4 ''1dtd water the year rc45d
- LAWRENCE.
,,srt Second Avenue.
f-sz,--z~-s--a.es an Marion Street
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ALkl NATAToaIUM OPENS

This popular resort opens tomor-
fow morning. remodeied and refur-
ulahed. Every modern convenience
has been provided. Boats leave
Flyer nork every 80 minutes after
ta o'clock noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
CLEANUP DAY
AT COLUMBIA

COLUMBIA, Anrli a. Columbia
city ritiseua are busy today on nc-
count of the annual city cleaning up
bee. At / o'clock today volunteers.
Young aua old, met At the city han
ready for work Harry HfuHke-
With, q. Il hopler and a. A. Per-
ktaH, the committee appointed by
tie Columbia Improvement club.
anpofiinued the work. which win
continue until q o'clock tonight,
when auueef VII be served hy the
women al phnion'z hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

EeKan 6 Ericsson. photographers
In the Eitel Bids. are offering some
extra fine Gxs Cabinet Photos Tor
only 8250 per dozen. Open satur-
day evenings Closed Sunday s"'
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STRAW 6EHHf fARtf
TAKE GREEN LAKE can
~ * Denny station 20 49, ne
&sa imlr9Nea Ashton - fe5S1
go -. ma cash ssd $50 eaT
DAVIS & 90
rsons- Z 1lti North ia
- w. swimmer camp on ~ 81 49,
=. $50. eeft saetsiT furnished reaHF
e. convenient. rr8rsss8
T. = ~ -. sa, ..i camp tlz. vii rect
w y PiNREroy
----naIe ISIS AiaazH aIdx II
-. fsooD BY
- - eotiaes. cioss D. car. 30 fsa
-, a1lanre g. suif 4fsf = =
- hrzaas BIDS Phone MaIa
4, sean tptfaEa far sale sf-. iss "a
t.'sf ~. near IifEhinaH uri-z
nare hli fine view rrf#s
80 - Aye north IS
a. ~, louise On ism between ve4far
%sirrsun cars. This afnuarfg 80
Iras -~N.,,ll avn and fiaNsrz. hear4ar
- = ss..., itfEs Holly tee. sfr uans
larkQ t...1..' 81 and rau can d. he
tern. ''i'' II F9a Get quick EasF
~ WHITE 4 co
- lrisn'al Block
" kSf sEAT7ff'T
w.. n iqta in aardafsa Ff-af .s4f
~ =. IT, addition at q barraIa.
! = WHITE = co.
-. 0rieniai ui8ek
HHH It
us,Ft,e,,, niea gari snd Flowers. fine
- ~, hood near new Hsrh rrf.55..f
= N. PARK ! block n faaier ear.
street work ~ and paid
~ WHITE 4 60
-, - -r..niaI Elaek
A GOOD BY.
~ asres fine alder land. facing
a.. $50 county road. walking dfaz
g. Or car. sidewalk. tgmbeT srH
a. material enough fo brjfd
- Rouse. Terms
CHARLES q. AuAWs
- eolman Building.
Az AeHE THFdzF-
49,. aeyf fine alder land and 10
Esaessi5 yak from car. facing an
O. ssst hfaf graded school Trrma
pAl4nee 8 per month.
'hAltfEs y ADAMS.
- 1alman Building
10 a. FARM BARGAIN
sh1fs al located close - the east
. fhs 1,a@e Washington. situated
sefss' ~. ~ county road with ahaHf
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DEERFIELD. Mass. April IA
John Alexander. former president
Of the Equitable. has suffered a re-
lapse aud his condition Is serious.
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sSAFs

saath md e r-aks rnlan. faf ssxtn
fHme< a5inAs frnef ansafu4fre4rsass
tke' aHT Aiek fFuFn ear lire nnfg
~. rkn ave terms
saaaeeAfa. coly Ia
trpas- ffrtrsiY nazf-rn hastse on aefh
Az s,as q Masisnn street arrs -
seNfFHsiea Stst 9 -. haff cash
..hen tspoFe eusfAg~ ~ fnfsTbav la
So asif nier& ffuna car lffs. O. -.
elnn arana nsw reffsFe. hath ard
ssvFr heen ncaWpled plaas
~ hard NuQa finish e1srtrlr tIrhf
p 90 water flae narne. psasprr-iis@z
saets pstsseFtF Price q 50 ANAL
- fAyneut down. Your a1n irrsss
AAEEiC&N REAL ESTATE co
49, ffansTr ffiaek
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RfvERToN. April 1.-THE IAu-
rel club viii hold ita regular meet
lnK next ThuFaday evening nj Nc
Cuy'a ball 81 niverton. After the
club adjourua there will be a dance
given for the club members. Park
bursts orchestra Of Seattle VIII fur
uiah the music for the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

AMEEr&N RIAL rsrarr 60
s4m Pioneer ffaat
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RAINIER BEACH April - -
Commencing tomorrow special
church eaf VIII leave Rainier Reach
at 10 o'clock reaching seattle al
10 ~. stopping en route. Al pres
rnt ears leave Rainier Beach II . t6
and no g. This extra viii make q
ia=minuta church hour service.
n1uGnToS. April "a The reeep.
ton Eiyen in brighton Presbyterian
church MAS we'll attended Miss
Hattie Roberts, of Whitw ufth coi-
laHe. and seattle eloeutiuniafs REM
dered q program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
SUBURBAN NOTES

FOSTER. April 1.-THE petition
which has been circulated BY the
pupils ~ tha Foster school. asking
the board Of directors that the same
teachers be- engaged for the ensuing
wear. has bean signed ~ about go
people Of that vicinity
FOSTER. April 1.-THE Foster
Improvement club will hold It's reg
ular meeting at the Foster school
house tonight
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Thls popular resort opens tonlaf-
,ns morning. rsmsaeled and rvtuf-
.hasa EVER modern eonyrnieaee
- eeen provided Boats leave
rsrsr prk every 80 minutes after
Il e'slack naos
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a coon MY

acres fine alder land. f,stnv
a.. go county road. walking ~
ts, car. sidewalk. lumber anH
sssH uiateftal enough 90 build
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