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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-27

Richmond, Va.
and am personally advised by Mr. James
w stringfellow, who represents the rub
per company. that he received in the same
mail, q ette;. bearing the same date. from
the yirginia Corporation Company, in
corporated by Irving Z. Campbell. gem
eral counsel and, when Mr. Campbell
was told by Mr.. strngfellow that the
correspondence was to be turned oyer to
me. Mr.. Campbell withdrew his letter.
atso nave IN my possession the fol-
lowing original letters and authenticated
copies OF letters. addressed to. the parties
named below, and who are clients of Mr..
Robert l.. Parrish. of Covfngton, Va
Mr. Parrish had personal interview
WITH me IN my Office on he Sth of April.
1865. and was amazed and outraged at
the tenor of the letters he and his clients
had received from the Virginia Corpora
ton Company. Incorporated.
Belng aware that the assistant clerk OF
this commission was writing such letters
| inferred, without saying so to Mr.. Par
rish. that this was the source. from which
they emanated. / asked Mr.. Parrish,
therefore, to do me the kindness to lei
the matter drop. and 20 send the letters
to me, and would make an attempt to
have this style of correspondence to him,
and TO others, discontinued.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-27

On the 22d day of April, 1906, Original
poration Company dncorporated,. by j..
p. Patton, president. addressed a COM
munication to I. Conrad Dodge, secretary
and treasurer of the American Locomotive
Appliance Company dneorporated) 1904
Il. Street. Northwest. Washington, d. c.,
reading In pnrt as follows. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-27
Confidence BETRAYED.

the chairman of the, commission was i'm
mediately betrayed by at, once beginning
similarly chartered companies. and plac-
ng himself aDq hs yrfnh e
a bandit, holding up for tribute any one
that he might be able to draw into his
Persons coming into this office to trans
act business with its officers or clerks
are openly solicited by Mr.. Lanier to pay
his company u certain amount annually
to perform arduous duties imposed by
law and exacted by the commission, i'm
pressing upon them the fact that II they
selves with this department, they would
be apt to find themselves in the pitfall
of penalties so carefully and deliberately
enumerated In his circular
/ have In my possession carbons OF let
tiers dictated by Mr.. Lanier during busl-
ness hours and In this Office to Mr.. New
by. such letters being addressed to. COM
eral counsel of the Virginia Corporation
COMPANY, incorporated. and Others con-
nected Herewith. and which letters bear
to the same parties, and to which he
affixed his signature as assistant clerk
Of the State Corporation Commission. I
also have In my possession the following
original letters, written by hin, as assist,
ant clerk, bearing date April T. 1906, adj
dressed TO-
Whitehead & Hoag Co.,
Room $40. American National Bank Build
ing.
Richmond, Va.
Standard Steel Works
Room 81, Chamber of Commerce Building,
Richmond Va.
AS also the original letters addressed to
the same parties. bearing the same date,
and signed Virginia Corporation Com
pany; Incorporated; j. D. Patton, Presi-
also have the original letter written
by him as assistant clerk. under date of
April q 1903, addressed TO the
Trenton Rubber Mfg. Company.
Room 'o5. American National Bank Build
ing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-27

On the 18th day of April, 1905 Original
ton Company dnoorporated), by j. u.
Patton, president, addressed y letter to
the American Locomotive Appliance Com
sen, SOC Nineteenth Street. North14.st.
Washington, D. G., reading in part as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-27

Other employees OF the commission have
overheard conversation with Mr.. Lanier
as to the compensation to be received by
Messrs. Tyler and Newly for their SER
vices to the Virginia Corporation Com
pany Uncorporatedl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-27

On the 10th day of April (otlginal carbon
in my posscssionl, Mr.. T. Conrad Dodge.
secretary and treasurer of the American
Locomotive Appliance Company, wrote to
Mr.. j. d. Patton as follows:
Your favor of the 18th received and
contents noted. I will thank You to in
form me by return mail Just what amount
will be necessary to pay your fee and all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-27

You will also find attached a circular
(marked Exhibit AZ. which he himself
composed: and make this statement as
one that cannot be controverted, for he
so advised me in the presence of wit
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-04
Buried Saturday.

Little Mary Irene Miller is
dead. After an illness of nearly
three weeks, dnr,ny which time
she underwent >srgical oper
alton for appendicitis, death re-
lieved her terrible suf ring at
2:3o Frid4v morRing.
The f',aetal occurred from the
reslderr- at u a. IN. Saturday,
Rev. G.. II. Feese conducting the
services aud in;erment was in I.
0. O. F. cemetery.
Lit Msry was born in this
city aA;i wis aged seven years,
8 months, and go davs. She
was the Youngest of large fam
lily and A> such was a favorite
with her brothers and sisters, as
we'll as with ueighbors and
friends, being bright. affection
ate child. Her loss is sad blow
to the TAMIL aud the snip athy of
the community is extended the
bereaved ones.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-04
Beaver Greek.

Sherman Gleason of Corvallis
visited with friende Gu Beaver
Creek lasr week.
The Afford Bros. of Plilomath
hunted cattle on Beaver Creek
Que day last week.
Sherman Gleason and Lester
Mercer are visiting relatives at
Bellefountaiu this week.
Henry Starr was a Pnilomath
visitor one day this week.
Mrs. Stevens is rep >rted 70
have been on the sick list last
week.
Mrs. Daniel who suff cred a
slight stroke from blood poison is
reported to be in her usual state
of health.
Marcus Henderson who has
been working for the Benton
County Lumber Co. has returned
home to stay for the winter.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-04
For the Big Fair.

The following are the contributions
obtained for the big School Agricultural
Fairamounting to 5000, since the publi-
/ cation of the former list in the Gazette
All wool flag. value, $5, DR.. R. G. Log.
gan, Philomath.
R. J. Moses, Philomath, $40 due bill.
w. w. Hill, shoes and a history, S.
J, w. Henkle, $40, gents hat, rubber,
boots and boa.
Benton County Review, $40, printing
and sub.
D. B. Farley, Monroe, SIS, Ell. Reg.
Poland China pig.
A. Wilhelm & Sons, $40, -four.
P. M. Zierolf, So, set Haviland china
pie plates.
7. w. B Smith, $50, one Billy and
Angora goats.
Henkle & Davis. Ss, boys fine shoes
and dress pattern.
W. II. Malone, Alsea, S6. 22 cart. rife
and fancy glass dishes.
Corvallis Bicycle Shop, IS, catcher's
rnitt and league ball.
Bauer & Wilkins, So, pair pants.
John Whitaker. $l5, Reg. Lincoln
sheep.
T. A. Boulden, IS. due bill. sGP
Ingle & Tozier, $40, fancy riding bride
aud riding whip.
Miller & Alcorn, Kings Valley, $3.50,
shoes.
Geo. Leeper, Pnilomath, So, dozen
photos.
F. P, CLARK, Philomath, $5. parlor
lamp.
Pugsley & Son, Philomath, IS. due bill.
FL. E. Hodes, Pioneer Gun Store, So,
single barrel Stephens shot gym.
All necessary light, Willamette Vallev
Light CO.
Drayage, City Transfer Co.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-04
Money is Needed.

We desire to congratulate the business
men and those private citizens who have
contributed so literally fo, premiums
and otherwise for the big fair. sufi-
c;ent remiums have been secured for
contests, besides more are to be offered
every day.
There is another matter essential for
the success of the fair. Bands must be
secured and other necessary matters ad-
justed and this will take money. At
least $4O0 ought to be at the command
of tae finance committee. Up to the
resent. time about $I25 has bsen pledged.
The committee hopes to have the private
cash contributions foot up to $500. The
county court will be asked to give at
least 500.
Every hrfsiu $ man will be .benefttei
by 'nis 'a,t- 1t r,mises to be the biggest
thing .ser held i'll the county. Every
livery stable, hotel, restaurant and lunch
counter, bakery, confectionery, barber
aud butcher. will many times over ct
back what is given. Let Corvallis show
she is on the map in this work. Let oar
citizens show thsy are public spiritei.
Besides those who are to BE- directly bene-
fitted, our lawyers, bankers, doctor,
blacksmlths. dentists, and real estate
men will be benefited Indirectly.
If Corvallis is to keep abreast Wit n
her sister cities in progress, all must io
their share, and $500 should be an ca y
amount to raise. 1t can easily be doae
if each will contribute his share.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-04
Thanksgiving Wedding.

A popular Benton county. boy
figured in very pretty wedding
on Thanksgiving day, his bride
being an Albany lady. The
Young man is Otto Locke and
the bride, Miss Iona Nanaey.
The wedding took place at the
brides home at high noon, the
ring ceremony being performed
bv Rev. White.
At the appointed hour the
wedding march was heard, played
by Miss Linnie Kimsev and the
bridal party appeare and took a
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-04

position under a pretty arch OF
chrysanthemums. The brides
maid was Miss Vida Nancy and
Wolter Locke was best man.
About 40 guests witnessed the
impressive ceremony, which was
followed by congratulations aud
a sumptuous wedding luncheon.
The flower girl was Grace Locke,
who looked dainty and winsome.
The bride was attractive in
white dotted swiss over silk, with
veil. She carried a bouquet of
white roses. The brides maid
was prettily attired in pink silk
and carried pink roses.
The decorations were artistic
and beautiful, consisting of ferns,
mistletoe and ivy. A large num-
Der of handsome presents were
received. consisting of cut glass,
silver and furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Locke LETT i'm
mediately for Portland for few
days sojourn, after which they
will be at home at the Locke
farm near Mt. View.
The bride is an estimable
young lady and the groom is
son of A. R. Locke, one of Ben
tons substantial and respected
citizens.
The young people have the
good wishes of all.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-04
All WlIi De PieaSd.

An excellent entertainment is
promised a the Congregational
church Fridtv evening, in the
pipe organ recital TO be given by
Prof. Gerard TAillandler assisted
by Miss Edra Sheehy. The pro.
gram is as follows:
Ave Maria Arc delt-Liszi
Communion ia Baliste
Capriccio Lemaisre
March from 5th Organ Symphonic
Wider
Gerard Taillandier
I'm Wearing AVA Foote
Turn Thee unto me-from Oratorio Eli
Casta
MisssEdna Sheehy
Adaute Ambrose Thomas
Seranade Gounod
Toccata Dubois
Gerard Taillandler
Salve Regina Dana
Miss EdLa Sheehy
Melody Lenaigre
Pilgrim song of Hope b liste
Priere Lemaigre
Faulasie in c Tours
Gerard Taillaadier
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-04

is the richest treasure attaina BILE
in this world. The christians S
gladness and joy has its origin in
God hins=lt TIE hone Of this
gladasss is in the heart. deep
down in the heart where no ex-
ternals eau touch it. Outward
surroundings do not bring it to
US, neither can they take it away.
The christian peace and joy is
no second rate thing II is
blessing put directly into the
heart of Christ through the Holy
Spirit aud Gods inspired word.
The worldly man thinks G DDS
provisions for his people is but
poor fare. To him the idea of a
christian being happy aud joy.
Gus is incomprehensible. The
truth is he will never know the
fulnessss of peace and joy, until he
seeks that which Christ alone can
give. Let us thank God for
everything.
Above all, let us thank God
for the thrilling doctrine of i'm
mortality, which brings to US to-
day the assurance of an eternal
Thanksgiving Day in the pres
ence of God, where there is full
ness of joy and pleasure forever
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-04
1T WAS aEAsY."
So HuEter Bagged the Came
Sad, Sad Tale.

Sad, Sad Tale.
A sad, sad story in which three
mad, mad men figured has been
discussed in whispers about town
the past few days. Everyone
concerned solemnly swore to
keep the secret to his dying day,
but some people would talk if
they died for lit, and as might be
expected, tue cat is out of the
bag.
AS is pretty generally known,
Robert Huston and Mike Bauer
are "good fellows and also good
hunters. The squawk of a wild
duck sets their nerves on edge
until they can't eat nor sleep,
and recently they conceived the
plan of securing the privilege of
putting decoys in William
Bogue's slough across the river.
These decoys they decided should
be live, tame ducks resembling as
closely as possible the wild birds
they sought. Seven or eight of
the tame ducks were procured
andtaken across to the slough but
to guard against disaster and loss
a pen of wire netting was erect
ed, and the birds placed therein.
Gosh. but they'll draw like
porus plaster" declared Huston
enthusiastically, as he and Bauer
surveyed their penned-up de-
|coys and figured On about how
many car loads of wild ducks
lney would ship between now
and Christmas, as a result OF
their ingenuity.
"You bet there'll be some
thing doing around here when
they begin to squawk and flap
Their flippers," confidently pre-
dicted the handsome blonde tai.
lor.
And so, chatting aud Immense
ly pleased with themselves, the
Corvallis men returned home,
having installed William Bogue
as chief duck feeder and guardian
of the pond.
Friday, armed with couple of
guns apiece and ammunition
enough to stock an arsenal, Hus-
ton aud Bauer crossed the river
and neared the hunting grounds.
They sneaked along like a cou-
pie of highwaymen until near
the pond, when Bauer remarked
in a stage whisper, "Durned if I
hear any squawking," and Hus-
ton responded in the same
tone, "S-sh! don't make sound
the wate1'll be black with 'em
when we get in sight, you'll
see."
And then they arrived at the
pond. Sea-sickness, home-sick-
ness and love-sickness all COM
bined never made man feel
half as "done- up" as did the
two Corvallis hunters as they
gazed on the scene. Not a decoy
was left, for some hunter had
chanced that way and eing the
seven ducks penned up awaiting
his arrival had quietly bagged |
the game and gone home to en-
joy a we'll earned Thanksgiving
dinner.
Huston, Bauer and Bogue |
made frantic rush to the river
and began patrolling the bank
to catch the thief as he crossed |
the ferry. But he did not cross. |
Hour after hour passed and the
cold grew uubearable. A tele-
phone message summoned Chief |
Lane and he crossed the river
aud ,co< his turn at watching the
bank. But after getting inhuen-
"a and chillblains, the Chief de-
cided thatthe ducks could go to
Ho-o ulr, and the weary W. tel |
ers returned to Corvallis and gave
It up as hopeless case.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-04

Charles Huff, a former OAC,
stadent, vas married in Portland
last Wednesday to Miss Carr ie
Groat of tn It city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
AROUSED
FOR PURE WATER

against sfauliBs the MN-hukes q
fIshts af=waY ATOMS the soutv1 OF
the stlYH water supply
The number ~ petitions received
l. m4hifieaut tt a. raay Go SGT a
maine when zen. paper aud ink are
Furnished and ON tho aiglsr has Co
Dc ia to put down hts nCD~ Any
body viii sian anything Under these
conditions The star Pure water
petition requires - the efforts y
be made by the G<ucr aud thcv
thus show the Interest that % heiug
taken
The petition to-day has been Gus
lataed 80 az to hold five uamrH'
sign the petition tuuFE>lt SGT four
others Is sisu avid nsaA it lu IN
ealluf ~ The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05

Williams. asp 18th av3 Mfu. A. NJ.
ullmare lsa Queen Anne hY.i Gee
n. Green. al Gath az. ~ }, 81
t.einea. as a0th aVa FRED fitsaef-
aha atk raAt Goth at A -. Hts
cock. ia ilefen AZ NJ tnille'
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gsarsu Flower. aeap whitman nvi
John " Dustin ftse NluiikSf N ~
Mfu n :. faNiar. aoot S1isth hN'
~ ". Katherine stream. tse itih
Az n Thomas / Wess. fiaa Queen
Anne av. ]. q IindsleYt lbea I'm
Avt David Yals. 4tah Maynard eF..
James stuart. eel fret aNa v a
Morgan. Zoos iath ay. W J. "
Johnson. 1911 Main st John Ahlr
strand. $50 Pike Fl A ~ BUSCH
iost. Iloms bakery. lsh Nesler way
chaa. o.. II sixth aVi Mts'
49,. 49, IA Sixth az. AuHt'n
of. issH 10th az \ y Gratis
tae 10TH -. f. J H1lfaNh, pli
rlss At o. nlashn( ieso ia,h
az. No.. " u1aN 81 hil-
bourne az. J. Arthur Vail. eip
Eighth AZ q Mlsa a. Jones. sose
rnipa as ~ A. Mofue. sooa Heo
ond ay II = Nseaty. itia YesIer
NaY. oscar A. I1etieH Sass D.
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isr baalaeafd. 1ames johnson, tia
seventh az. ~ l. + BEE clio. 1884
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tft tatrttuu az Are T. hauhofn,
ldff aeth Az ebHH. " uofhann.
1stt Washington 81. n = Van De-
yentef. ital queen Anne AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
STATE NEWS

~. TOWNSEND sEswaf. ei
The British sh4roAmas galaala Il sassaa
ils atulr a drsnk uat u = bottle II
mhiahy 0wned b Gantals fsasi isFHs
Hhieh vas rvife.tlg .lNed n1th
wooa alcoool fas t.s p"fe.se Il
p1isoainE the eastato
LESTER be.xiHe.s 9 " ssps
gasf va. inafasgl8 hlliss o" ths
SonAsr. Pacific tise tvre iast
erouiup Nhiia anI sss se.es.H Fesasfs
ink thr frsf e.A a. the tFa.s uas
bumped i.lo BE- 40 ss.Ei.e asa
Hpra.gu.fs head aa0s EFaes.ss D.
tween i.e platfnr.8u %. tsaa esesefrs'a
NOgTH YAKIMA o. 3 ..fss
horn. of The Mort. Cu>szo fasiwaTs
has catered d protest ~ asest HfAsi.
lbs a ifanc.isr 8. 30. ss9fseF. Pa
cinc for tuil3l.e q hsoef - pose
Aelah ~
EATEOr Mistakes 200 o'ss
FRED Diilmhu was a.oi ~ q .a"i
Ina companion nns tetfs.ss'Y Ia
iurwd
SPOKANE Members nf the taral
school board ore ia favor ut TIE ses
tatllshmsat of parental school
here like that ~ Seattle but cannot
afford o. do - this ysaf.
HoQUiAM This city esid n
srraf celebration yesterday sferts
hing sent 90 sell. iueiudiss tie
speech % Cos Meal
The Qriniauii ludiass are 70 give
var dance
TACOMA Capt = y Whitaker
Lieut.. Clifford Pierce and fifeEasn
John u Campbell vsse seriously
bruised during a fire in the resi
dsucc % } q saalfta feHerfa9
Afternoon b. being buried under 4
collapaing chimney
OTYWFTK--ToTn Eul'iFan eafate
viii eschoat - the state. instead Of
King county. according 20 Attorney
I General Atkinson
I ANACORTEg.-A banquet was
Given las, aiEht ~ business men
10 the officers OF the sunbna,
I Princeton.
sEDRo- wooLfEY ~oatlou BY
In J FaVaeti Of Everett vas the
feature OF the big celebration asre
yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
CAVE BLOCKS
TUNNEL

ttSnSTT. f0if 49, FosfFla'
~ ucsA the aSso $500 on 3, 0duocse'
80 E71.Saa a. cave 70 * o. rooo'
20 90 tinff AZ fse.s 90. nus
o. csSt D. sos1a 20 aos . o. a.oeo'os
esc iaf Gravel f.0 hn.-sinka pvro
e. tGDAeS we're ssleo..aO.o-o Or f'o'os
q Gao @sfu.s o.oos. oOesao ,eO.oa 'i'i'.o %
Dssl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
HIS LIBERTY
WAS SHORT
}. cYRA. ARRESTED AS A root
THIEF, CAME our or COON.
rV JAIL THREE DAYS PHEVI-
oUsLY.

]. Cyra. alias Campbell. the al.
legged tool thief who was arrested
yesterday morning by Detectives
Corbett and Adams aud Patrolman
ApploauiEt. ~ believed By the pn.
lice 20 be an old hand az the game
Investigation showed that the man
has only been out Of the county jail
three days, during which time a
number Of petty thoita we're com.
mittcd Ho was in the county jail
on the same charge On which he
was re-arrested yesterday. The tools
In his possession were identified
THO morning by the Northwestern
Machinery companY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
YOUTHS HAVE
GOOD LUCK
YOUNG AMERICA pssaf 3
THRouoH a IRYtNeN DAY
WITHOUT ANY ACCIDENTS OF
a sURlous NATURE.

ASsldenif yesterday were few
andNf between. aud Young Amsr
lea came through the day feff sell
indeed. The most serious HeslFleni
of tho dn, happened ia STANLEY
Carlson. a hos WINS at culHushia.
who iost two o. from pielsius
up "a cannon fifUefHrkef toe soon
The boy thought hat II Wus not
solns Ca explode. aud proceeded %
tntrstignte ne WIS taken a. The
Seattle General hospital eAsne the
hmputati2a waa completed
Georges ~ Adams. a email boY ltY.
ins on 18th ay6aeur Jefferson. Nas
blowing un fuse Of q hts Ute
cracker when Il ven off diaeharr
ing a quantity of powder ia hts
face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
Biz Dance at Leschi
Park Tonight

No finer floor in all the world
than tho new Michigan maple floor
laid IN the pavilion especially ~.
dancing. Come tonight and hear
The concert rendered by WaEner'a
orehontrG. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05

9ito0eo WORTH or LEGITIMATE Mrn-
CmANntAE MAnkEp uoMN ron kEEra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05

" OsOo..osspeos o.sesao o.Iso0. o 1900
cOoooso $50 . sO..e 20. 90. = co.. d.
= suuo(e. oss.s soa@o 500 = 900 20 Isl
rose /. oo.Oo ooO0ooo 500 |. 20. oooO. 4
gown.
H.. Do Olo q o. ooOn os.... 90 as.s 81
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uftUnrHrs tt..os. sosDoo.. feoa s.os.sAa
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roft.~n ~s..s eve Sc o s,aa ..s
etc ulfe efusit f.... 20 AHHE 'HH
sirrkps nss o.f..a. soos. 81 CO.. H.Hs
aHif. o. - sss 90 sa-1o soz 100 s.,se7s.D
30, o.t.oo 90 90 s0oaoz ere ss.es
lftg nff. eh4fuiifoz ID .E.os.-sso
mref D. fhr ~. fnas taffsfa THis is
rhshrpi3efFa - tha H.ua $3.50 to-
TIE Il. .ennarise afssn aHusafs e.
fhH .o..n. .... foa. 30 afu o. tA.ees
chs SO. tas.s Be- rHk snesfns Hss
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05

A Few OF Our Go-Carts
Herewith we picture w. patterns from our showing
of Got arts which consists al hundred 90 more ta''
The Got arts sold by well constructed n every way
aud ebody improvements which place them 80 class by
themsclycs The reed used IN them Is 81 he quality, very
white and piable The running gears strictly upio-
date and nothing whe will add to the comfort Of the baby
hna hefn nNrIlnokrd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05

RSwplsts Credit BoussfufHlshsf.
Ntomplsts Hotel and Club Fur.
niahefa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
MANY ARE SIGNING STAR Pr.
TtTtoNs AGAINST THu
GRANTING or RAILWAY
NuoAr. OF. WAY ALONG TsE
CEDAR RIVER

signed Pure water petitions are
cominE into The star orfice with eYs
cry maM.
Men ana w04en who resiiae the
narunsit, of puY~ water are aiEnin6
their names aud mailing their petit
tious a. The star With the petitions
come Indignant ieitcra professions
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