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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
WONG CHING WAS A HERO
Plays Stream From Garden Hose on
Fire on Towne
Avenue

Presence of mind on the part of a
Chinese on Towne avenue prevented
a serious fire late yesterday afternoon
in the rear of 624 Towne avenue. Mrs.
Julia O'Dell, the tenant Of the house,
was absent when the fire broke out,
caused 1t Is said, by boys starting a
bonfire In the adjoining yard.
Wong Ching, a Chinese vegetable
peddler, called at the house and saw
the flames bursting from the shed as
he went to the rear door, He at once
secured the garden hose. attached 1t
and began playing on the flames.
An unidentified man turned in an
alarm from Sixth street and Ruth
avenue and boys also turned an alarm
from Eighth and San Julian streets
for the same fire.
The flames were under control be-
fore the arrival of the department,
owing to the heroic efforts of Wong
Ching. fs*~
The damage was estimated at 5000,
said to be covered by insurance.
Neighbors conveyed several trunks
and boxes to their homes to await the
return of Mrs. O'Dell. who is said to
be at Ocean Park.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
The Blessing of Health

Peruna has entered many house in
times of darkness and despair, and by
the relief 1t has given, brought courage
and happiness. After a woman has
dragged her weary body about, week
after week, yainly trying to attend to
her duties, the joy which she expe-
riences in discovering remedy for her
ailments can scarcely be imagined.
Disease clouds the intellect, weakens
the courage and converts happy. hope
full people into discouraged, listless in-
validS. No man can measure the far
reaching influences for good which flow
directly from the restoration of the
housewife to her rightful place in the
home.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

Homeless children received and placed
IN homes for adoption. apply. Rev. Q.
v. Rice. Superintendent Chtidren
Los An9eler
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
Thousands of Women in the United States Will Read
Mrs Burns Testimonial to Pe-ru-na With
Eager Interest

DENVER, COLIN a letter to The
Peruna Drug Mfg. Co., Mrs. Burns
saws: my health was all run down
from pelvic trouble and 1 was not
able to obtain relief until 1 began
using Peruna. In few weeks be-
gan to feel like different being, was
able to attend to my household duties,
and life looked different to me.
II kept taking Peruna until was re-
stored to perfect health and strength.
l shall always keep bottle on hand
and take a dose or two when / am ex-
hausted 1 shall always be glad to give
it my endorsement, as it did so much
for me-" (723 w. 7th Ave.)
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
To Pack Meat in ENGLAND
. Cable 10 The Herald

Speciaf Gable TO fne Herald.
LONDON, Aug. 1S.-A movement of
momentous Importance to the live stock
interests in this country has been
Quietly going on in the Channel Islands
during the past three or four months.
The Argentine Meat company, working
it is believed in concert with powerful
financiers on the London stock 'ex-
change, proposes to secure the right to
establish extensive abattoirs on the
island of Alderney, there to prepare
the carcasses Of imported live cattle
from Argentina for the British and
other markets. The island of Herm
was first thought of and examined, but
when the harbor facilities and possi-
bilities of Aldernev were realized the
more ambitious scheme was adopted.
A fascinating tale has been told of
what will be realized, and offers of the
most tempting kind have been made to
those people most Immediately con-
cerned.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
NEVADA FOOLS SCIENTISTS;
INDICATES PR0SPECToRS
"FITZ!MAC" TELLS HOW MILLION
AIRES WE'RE MADE
After Fifteen Years Mining Experts
Prophecies Are ReaIized--Minera
Zone Is Unique, With Searchlight
and Manhattan Leading

An exceedingly large audience pre-
sented itself at the Broadway Mining
and Stock exchange, 312 South Broad
way, last night, to hear the lecture
on 1.-THE Great Nevada Mining Camps
by "Fitz-Mac,' the noted mining
writer and traveller.
The speaker stated that he had
spent twenty years in the mining
camps of Nevada on the strength of
his Judgment and experience, and he
had to wait fifteen years to have that
Judgment vindicated
He declared he was the first man to
contend that gold was hidden on the
great Nevada desert. Only few be-
lieved him and of those few some died
of want and privation, yet he thanked
his God that some of those who had
placed confidence in what he said were
now reclining in the lap of luxury
These men, he said, had been lifted
out of the gutter of doubt and disap-
pointment into the affiuent sphere OF
the really rich.
The mining camps of Nevada" ex-
claimed, the speaker, present the most
interesting and at the same time the
most battling field Of inquiry to the
geologist of any mineral zone in the
world
Hundreds of thousands of dollars
OF gold has been taken out OF the SOIL
where 1t has been stated by experts
that no gold could exist
1.-THE Judgment of the scientist has
been repudiated and that of the pros
pector has been vindicated, giving
rise to the now common expression,
Gold is where you find It, and you
will find it in larger quantities and by
easier methods in Nevada than any
where else in the world.
ESPECIALLY is this true of the camps
of Searchlight and Manhattan, which
upon no promise at all has made as
many millionaires as any two camps
in the state of Nevada"
After the address of "Fitz-Mac"
there was a short talk by Paul Fer
gusson, who outlined the methods Of
the Broadway Mining and Stock ex-
change, explaining that it was the pur-
pose of the exchange to deal in none
but listed and bona fide stocks, to car
ry on the most legitimate stock brok-
erage system and to bend every ef-
fort in protecting the money and in
vestments of it's clients.
--1S-O--
The Herald will sell you s35 worth Of
records and GIVE you a six months
subscription to The Herald and a s25
Tallr.o-Phone absolutely free.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

The Herald will sell you ss5 worth Of
records and GIVE you a six months
subscription to The Herald and a s2S
Tallr.o-Phone absolutely free.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
steal From Grocer

Harry Smart, clerk at Jevne's gro
Gerry store on South Spring street was
arrested last night by Detectives Zeigler
and Hosick, charged with larceny from
his employers. The detectives say they
searched the room of Smart. at 904
South Main street, and found bottles of
wine. cigars and other articles, alleged
to have been stolen.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

perfect tranquility and order so long
as the mother suffers from Ill health
The restoration of one such case has a
greater influence than can be pictured.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
6. w. Elliott Passes Away

George w. Elliott passed away Fri
day at his home, 531 North Soto street.
Mr.. Elliott was a flour merchant of Chi
cago and had resided on Soto street
since April 4. Mr.. Elliott was a Mac
cabee and Knight of Pythias. The lat
ter lodge will have charge of the fune-
raj services held this afternoon from
the residence. The interment will be at
Evergreen cemetery. Mr. Elliott leaves
a wife, son, one sister and two brothers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

per cent Of the members Of both houses
were opposed to revision.
They tell us the tariff should be
revised because certain American
goods are sold cheaper abroad than at
home. But let me point out TO you that
free trade England has its home price
on steel rails and its foreign price.
The same thing is true Of Germany
and of other foreign countries. Ninety
per cent Of the cost Of manufacturing
every rail is labor, 80 that protection
afforded that Industry is really In the
interest Of labor, and the only man
who suffers by the sale Of the manu-
factured product abroad at a lower
price than the one demanded In this
country is the manufacturer
II will go back to congress repre-
senting not only the members OF the
Republican party of this district who
have honored me so highly, but every
man, woman and child In the great
state of California"
Committees Are ReippoInted
d. q. Holt Of Santa Monica then sub
mitted the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we heartily indorse
the admlnistra ton of our national af-
fairs under the patriotic and cour-
ageous leadership of our president;
ana be II turtner
Resolved That we heartily COM
mend and indorse the services and ofh-
cial acts OF our able representative in
congress, Hon. James McLachlan, and
do at this time extend to him our sim
cere thanks for his tireless and sue
cessful efforts In behalf OF his con-
stituents."
on suggestion of Luther Brown, sim
liar resolutions complimentary to Sem
ator Flint also were adopted.
The fifteen members Of the congress
sional committee then were adopted
as follows:
]. H.. Norton, Ferd K. Rule, Luther
G.. Brown, George I. Cochran, DR..
George w. Campbell, L. r. Garrett,
Oscar Lawler, DR.. e. M. Palette, DR..
w. w. Beckett, M. H. Flint, j. M.
Summerfied, all of Los Angeles; J. w.
Vaughn, La Morada; James Clarke,
Pasadena; F. M. Chapman, Covina; w.
II. Wright San Gabriel.
Following are the members of the
campaign auditing committee: ]. w.
A. of, T. e. Newlin, H q. Tinsley,
Andrew Young and Harley Newell.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
The Calamity of Sickness

A gloom is cast over the household
when the wife and mother is sick: No
amount of love or prosperity, culture
or self-denial. can restore to the home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17
DRUMMER
VAS HERO

n~snssrx arriving on TIE Great
x.ess<rn ffosn Vancouver yesterday
M 4 u,aus peFileaa trlr The tgein
n vsnepayef Thafsdsy utnFniH &
$50 e'gloek ami arrived tn tatt
nv ~ 1 - aicleek yesterday after.
ees ne frlr q less thar go miles
ssxtss oerapsxa an even - hsugs ~
nnx
crx=xnx re skaxfi river ~ NJ
srran khe train encountered a
~ Il n.iise soqth e that CITY.
~ xres thea tesi tsa q return 60
~ ysrunn. BAT weFs unable 60 10
= .hs hstixe A4yieg bsrn aaats Z
~ zEssr ihs trails kAA paasea over
~ sssst wss tAsH spent In q tesr
vt nsas M. vsrnon.
rhms vas M e.ninK ear alta rhnl
: IL tsala ara tha pass aEsFs
xxr~ y sire resd q foct. Dut tns
tsss ass@ni drummer came 60 ths
sH1e Tbe travelling man made a
no ~ ~ vsfnen throarn the nHi
81 water saa fTsufne1 With bis.
nitx . roana q coffee an8 has
uiT Ne sasn prepared a fru3ai
ueazz sna Ne entire party f.antaa
Il kls fsr<eea Particular attantlan
- >ns<n tAs Eaalss After re
sswsnx real carts wsrr prosfueef
sd ne evening uas spent playing
- and five hsnaTed
~ ass hasr ths tf1wsisr. uhS
vrif no< give hrs nasne. then
Efnet sef1er asa proceeded q az
K<s sinepfNx quarters fgF ne
49, tAer~ being - sissptn9 car ~
Fsrtsr stts<hs4 q the traln After
~ i<ziss had besn cared for sha
ut>< " fks srfr thea calmly pro-
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psAtss 1890 80 I
ON THE FRONT


Tho steamer city 81 Seattle,
which haa been lying 81 pier % for
some time. Is ta be taken 20 the
DIS dock a. mofanH aud repaired.
Steamer City Of ruohia arrived lu
port yesterday afternoon from San
tra.,- ,a.a with heavy cargo Of
|tfpieht aud q good liat OF paasen-
aafH.
Tho AMI Maru arrived ln Seattle
last ninht from Abe orient With d
good liai IT passengers ADD n cargo
IT Oriental merchandise
The British shin Alies A Leigh
has arrived iH port from Hamburg
with cargo ~ pts iron eud cement
SHE viii load wheat and flour for
Hamburg
Adyleea have been received from
Port Townsend that the revenue
cutter TheuH had smiled for tho
mouth 81 the Columbia river ~
search al the chip invsrna. which
has not been heard Of since takins
On her pilet October lg,
A. result 81 the discrimination
against the saphneHa in Ran tfHn-
aiaoo the merchant sand shippers or
Japan will probably transfer tho
trade from San franrihro g. Seat
tie This report comes from the
Japanese consul At ~ Louis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17

Tho theatef season being well ON.
the belle who does not favor remoy-
ing her hat wears n small toqua.
which will not interfere With her
nelghbof's view. A charming little
hat made especially for playhouse
wear " of bordeaux red mirror
velvet. with decorations IN the same
rich wine color
The shape Of the hat ~ small TO
weeneaa. aud IL worn vel back on
the carefully waved hair. The vel.
vet IL draped onto the frame In
soft folds. Where Il ~ turned up In
front are a couple Of large roses
shading through various wine red
tones From these standing NJ the
left side Is a lofty brush aignet In
tho same shade aA the velvet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17
SATISFACTION

The Northwestern Mutual Fire a.
soclatlon 81 Seattle invites lnvesti
CATION Of It's management and re-
sources. and challenges eompariaoa
OF its record In tbs payment Ut
LOSSES with that % any company
operating In the state In the
Northeastern yon can get the bost
u indemnity Al a saving q = 10 70
per cent. OF the old board rates.
uhlch means % "a 50 per cent Of
present rates The Northwestern
ala Ess raise rates as the result Of
tha san Francisco eonflagratI0n. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17
PROPERTY OWNERS or
FREMONT HOLD MEETING

A larxs uufahzr n Frcffnns resi-
8enta ana pToferty owners asmsFn.
bed IN Odd Fsilows hsit last n1sht
for ths purpose ~ aiRcusssng the
route % the prouosaa Frwmnut- tai.
lard bouiexerts I. ~ Gssfnfh aas
'he pFinefpai speaker. ffa hal =
map q tns proposed roafs There
aaa ar effort nAsx 90 arrurs an en-
pTessioa from those prresnt on she
question q changing the esutset
walks on kiFaspurms 81. but nothing
uas acuoSl piIzhed ia shat respect.
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erand Jury Adjourned.

ofHnu jury AdiouFnea'
The federal Grand Jury adjourned
last evening until Monday morning
The Jury expects ~ conclude It's
labora next Wednesday
"cabble" Fined s2B.
q ". oaui. the eahmAR arrested
yesterday un complaint Of Attorney
r. A GreRaon Tot using ahuaiye
language 60 his wife. was fined as
today by JudEe Gordon.
Arrested FOR Begging.
out Of money aud claiming hun.
sc.. Francis J. Rufnn. a sailor. was
arrested last night BY officer
Christensen for begging In tho
downtown streets Ito IL heid In
the city iail
Bohemian Social,
The Bohemian social ut the AanO.
eiated Arts aud Crafts. iluylaton
and Spring. last night. WAS emily.
sned bY lectures ON AntfunomY
supplemented BY n musical and nc.
.rary program
Custom House Increase.
James Il. Reynolds. assistant sec
retafy treasurer II customs. n com.
ina 10 Seattle from Washington. ID
q. a. confer with the customs ~.
ficers on the proposed increase la
tho force here
Lsborers Plentiful Nov.
The influx al people from Alaska
has rased up conditions ia the labor
market aud Secretary A. u. circuit.
OF the civil service commission
states that CA an average of hun.
dred men daily are being hired b.
the labor bureau
Seattle Effected.
Railroad employees 10 Seattle Rill
BE- effected b the Hrtiou 81 che 80.
efef conference IN Kansas City
which. II IL said. IL % result IN de.
maai for an increased wage SEIZED
uie on at Of the Is roads vest %
Chicago The conference adjourned
last aight
Architect Here Gets Contrast
Tho board OF commissioners of
rhehaiis eouuty have awarded The
contract for the plsua Of The rev
court house AZ Monteaaao. Wash
IpEt0n. 20 Architect Newton G
gauntf Of this city
The huildiaE viii - q allght mod.
lficaslun - the couSt huuse AZ North
Yakima and will cost about 100. 600
Hes n. r. WAGE Schedule.
TIE adjustment 81 new and IN.
creased scale Of wages for switch.
men on thu Great Northern and
Northern Pacific Il about finished
e. il the meeting between the req.
rnHenfaslves 81 the railroad com.
pany aud fhe delegates ~ the union.
The new schedules have baeu
signed By every road entering 81
Paul Nth The exception % the Great
Northafn whtch wiii require q
-snewhat differ~nt adjustment.
IThoue meet bencfitted are IA" zoo
swtteh tenders On each Of the Hiii
Huea who will be paid an average
az $40 more a naenih
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MOTHER Of SIX
A DRUNKARO

Mrs. r A Abbott. n resident 81
fers Townsend and mathsr ~ sts
children. sas yesterday sentenced 90
ie days IN taii un the charge 81
drunksusas. Mgs Abbatt eams a.
Seattle - Wait a sirk d4aghtuf iuo
weeks ago, since witch time. the pa
lice HaY. Hhs has nreRt almost her
entire time 81 saloons Five ~ Mira
Athott's children attend school a.
pas AliBp
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A Great Record

The buffalo Gasoline Engines for
marine purposes have taken The
anld medals for the pazi four years,
They arr neat IA design. compact
and economical In fuel Geo II.
Woaihouse carries complete line
81 them and can show you all about
them. eAii and SEQ them. At ia
University IT. aud Arcade way. go
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SUNDAY TOPICS


Plymouth Third Az aud uniser-
sits ~ Rev. Francis ! Van Horne.
u h. pastor, MeFnine Father
hoad Human and uiyins evening
Dangerous Nenea"
University nfuokfu az noFth,
RNY n e. Masam At N D. a. and
sa = %. Morning The Problem
81 Patriotism. evening. sclfaneons
asiHusHasH.-
bethany -JRdkins 81 ana Etshs
turnfh place. heF, & T. Gale. eun=
day hsssi as re =. m
fQuuKssnw Tent MaetlnEe~At }
n IA Sunday schUul. 70 g. M
praise acFVice Rev - VI dale.
Prospect East rrpspret e. and
Twentieth az. Narth. sau8aY o. heal
"a % D. IA. James T.. Netsf. sa-
I-rintsndsnt
Uniaa Caller -. and Qunen Anne
az. j Vincent NuHewafur, pastor
Morning. fhv rnMer 0f Faith
sxealnE. ~i.at. os tha Poser Of
choice
Pilgrim Broadway ant neahhlics
az 81. Rev sydney sfFpnF - u
pastor IL a, ~ aad % =. m
Morning. AZ On the Days 81 Noah.
eNsHirk. T'aulsa Ntne ~ tufEatnfy
chs NaY from Hell q tlsavegss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17
BAD MAN TAKEN
IN CUSTODY

Acting On adyiees received from
Spokane. the police laat ulaht ar.
rested nerwin A Melvin. a efpak
ruu oBt u that city after the mar.
der q Reno Hutchinson Melvin.
Who IL an 81 .eonsIet. having served
time n The Walla Walta peuioen.
tlary for highway robbery. was oa.
Fteted Ia Spokane ~ = charge Of
yagrancY. and given a chance 10
gei eaf ~ the city Ne admitted
bis sdenfify Ia the local police lasg
niEht aud said he only wanted ga
opportunity 60 leave the city
When caught b. Officers nonikn
ard Damn. 10 the restricted din.
triet. Meigin VAS wearing glasses.
and bore oat the other details 81
the description ana photograph seat
Chief Waprenafaln tso days aEn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17
BIDS FOR GRANT

The fata~wtnF were fhr biAs whieA
sefs apened fpF the purchase q ihs
revenue eutser Grant Cook A Co.
Tae0uaA. vessel and ~aaipsnrnt. ti&.s
a1s. Furnishings faes A A. cfaxtu.
seattle. vesssi ttsleg. fittin9a giaas
s2n 1aan Ffsh 3 raekinx company.
fitiee. fiftsnss 800 srarkman q
Melissa company. Seattles weasel
aas4 s4alpaeni. t4i4A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17

eesdei 90 place several cushions Ia
The aisis ana upoa thssa he rvciiuad
eth has grip fof q pillaw. having
10 covering his eoat having been
ElNeu 70 enc ~ the ladies' Many eg
TIE PASSENGERS wefe auahlo % sieWsA
but tire TRAVELLING Han Nith a ssnss
of duty well performed. fsli asleep
alHuss immediately and enjoyed h4a
rest immensely
During tie might tha train. assist
81 By a wfvckinE erea. started
asaia ard Travelled as FAR ~ stan.
uoed. where Another slide stepped
teeua SORE - tha nisn maae >
"trip by bus 81 tanu ART returned
with more enffrg aad bfseuifa The
Procedure u the nixhg before vas
asin repeated After petieat wnif.
iag. anothsx start was made. auH
finally the weary passengers ar.
rived In zeAstia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17
KRISHNA MEETS
MRS. PALMER

pnnait Or Kfishna. the author
soeloio9iHt o. Bombay. Ia1la. Wa
yesterday given an audience ~
Mrs Potter Palmer and her royal
party IN her private car. The affair
was purely informal. rntallinE sn
animated discussion on sociology. IN
which suhfcct Ara Palmer IL deeply
Interested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17
pooL ROOMS CLOSE.

The floass 81 the psss few days
have practically pos the Pool rooms
q Georgetown out ~ business.
There wfii hr nothing doing until
communication iH resumed hY wtFe
frasa TIE east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17

Ekxt makes satisfactory fire 10.
~'>sep' The prOmgs and equitable
1suEnens u iosses ~ coarxs-and
- kseTkdze that the eompans
~ 1fs lnsared In. M; only can. bat
VI nats saeh adiustment. n a
funp&nys loss ratio IL Low and rs
Efs43 = ample In proportion to
ns1Ftncs In force. 4 can pay its
ns>ss "a = satisfactory manner
- ~ los record viii ahow Whsth.
III VIII 20 -. or whether II is az
ssxonet 10 avoid payment on tech
Realities. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17
JAMES CAPTURE IS
WANTED

Eorxf 81 Detectives remnant n
iodsf pra8iuE 90 the snFruuntiaz
cunntrr picturwa aud descriptions
Of G. ~ James. former secretary.
treasurer N the Pacific coAA, Fed.
erntissn ~ l.Sawahurstn~n Who. II
t. believed. has made off vita tTff
treasury fuuda belonging 20 the
federation. H. W clark. the ha.
mane officer. l. assuming james
place "a treasurer of ths fadsratiun
The circulars being sent ont vii
aattsogare the dasrutiou Of James b.
anY officer Of the Law.
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rnuRsros is PROMOTED.

Tennis n Thurainn. assistant
manager 81 the Nerih Pacific divi-
Hsoa 81 ths STANDARD OF eofurauy.
with headquarters IN this city. has
been appointed manager at Spokane.
Mf Thursion viii Leave Tor that eity
Tuesday re has been connected IN
various official capacities with the
Standard on company for ~ ycars
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CAVE-iN KILLS
SIXTEEN

taerlppa Telegraph esrvles.i
CONSTANTINE. Algeria. Nov II
"A lsl OF earth In the deep gal.
lcrY ~ the Alnamnfa lead mines en-
tumhea sixteen miners. Rescue
parties were unable "a reach tho
minera IA time Ia save thrir lives
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LUCK FOR
THIEVES

Hort Hudson and q Stevens. two
yauns mon whe recently arrived IA
seattle ~ the "bgs car" route. were
fined 500 aud given 80 days 0u the
chain gang Tor stealing pair ~
shoes left hanging Ia front ~ a
second hand store on First HY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-17

Fffmi - Fourth nv- Myvun W
Haynes. y. y. tastprs AoFuinE.
RserteaAee svenlnk. The fiasi-
ness Man"
Seattle olive branch Mission = s9a
Third AZ. South , p IA and -
u m.
Tasatis bird avs nnf gsSaf -
George n0tsfrf cairua uaHtoF. A,
II a M. self Conferred ~ God Cen
tered"
Tabarn acsa -~ Fifteenth nv. NORTH
ard E@f Harrison at. john n. uran
pastor. At ~ a m. Are the Heath
eu LOST ~ p. m. The FRIEND
taaa Policeman"
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ballard NsY. Elmef - Thntap-
san. pastor At Il =. m, T be iAsht
q ihe waTld. Sc 3 rs. Divine
tmllaniiuk
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stockholm. wfu appear before me
music loving public of Seattle IN the
Auditorium hall. Monday November
%. Miss Iialistf0m is in her thifd
American tour She has eEcfpii0nai
vocal fea0urcoa. great YofYiiiity
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