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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
NEWSPAPERS AT LIBRARY

That the newspapers Of America
viii eventually take the place Of the
weekly and monthly periodicals IN
the : Of literature. II the opinion
OF City Librarian smith lie II
contemplating the establishment Of
n publicity bureau aud a person
well Informed on the literature Of
the day viii be IN charge % the
room where only periodicals and
newspapers will be 90 nle There
are large mum bers OF people IN the
Newspaper room Of the local library
every day. all sagef.y watching for
that VII. IL new and original IN
news stories The best thing II.
brary can do. in the opinion of Mr.
Smith, IL 10 call the attention Of the
public 10 the large number Of peri.
ofdieals and newspapers constantly
kept on fle in the publicity room
al the library.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
ROSS NOT
DECIDED

Land Commissioner Ross yettsf'
day failed TO definitely pass on ihs
request Of a body Of Seattle bus
meas men who called on him ~
Olympia and petitioned for the plat
ting Of 80 foot boulevard around
the shores Of Lake Washington on
the states shore lands Mr.. HosA
stated that be was IN favor Of snfh
bouleyardB when hey ala not benz.
a. private parties at tas expense 81
the Hsas'a interests. lie will not
decide on the plating OF the bsuie-
ward until he hears the protest of
the A-YfP. exposition authorities.
who want the shore lands sold 10
raise the $1,000 900 exposition ap'
preparation made BY the late iegis-
iAture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
STARS AND STRIPES NOT
FOR THE USE OF FLAGMEN

feel good II appeared n pretty and
patriotic thing TO DO, waving this
little piece Of red. white and blue
bunting.
Everything ran Long smoothly
until last night Shortly after 10
o'clock an inspector came 20 the
flaEman and told him be would
have 10 get a new flag. lie said a
strong complaint had been made A.
the office that II vas unpatrlotic 10
use the az for the purpose OF Rag.
EinR ears and some other sort OF
signal would have 10 be utilize
just were the kick came from -
not known but Il some one who had
seen the fiagman with his little flag
was Of tho opinion u was not the
proper thing
The flagman feels that he WIS az.
complaining a great deal OF good
with his az Why. I saved lives
every Gay. be said this morning
And tina, what our country'H flag
n for II is 20 protect life and
property Today he IL Tagging
with q dirty flour sack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
Nv erLLET ISSUED INSTRUCTIONS EARLY
THIS MORNING TO SEVENTH REGIMENT
STRIKE VICTIM. SHOT YESTERDAY.
nFAp-cREWS ARE ARMED-RIoT GUNS
m THE STREETS.

A. PALM. snst in the neck; may
die.
Crowds Gather To-day.
plsregardlng Mayor scAmlts's
proc lamAtlan and the Labor Coua.
cts appeal for the people 10 re.
frain from gatherins IN the viein.
tty ~ the ear barns. and not de
TERED by a determination to shoot
and XII the strikehraakera a great
crowd gathered early around the
Turk 81 hafns. more determined
thaa ever 60 prevent the running Of
ears The force % police on haad
VAS augmented. Including mounted
mon Ia automobiles and a squad
n officers 90 foot armed with riot
guns
The union plekets pushed their
way throagh the crowds. oxhorting
the people not 90 indulge In vio.
lence
Inside the car harms aud Yards
Vas great stir and tho hustle ~
men preparing "a move the ears
began a. soon - they finished
breakfast
Crews Are Armed
Arms and ammunition werc
passed around 20 the crews select.
81 90 take the cars out Those
Who we're 70 remain within pre-
pared them selves aa for a siege
The expected sending 81 the
militia 70 this city IS Indicated BY
the orders given 70 the Seventh
regiment to place itself under arms
81 once. has not diamaysd the
strikers
rheY are confident OF winning
the strike. even should the federal
troops Do called.
small crowd remained IN The
rleinitY % the TuYk 81 barns
throughout the Night. but weFv not
permitted 80 approach nearer than
ens block from the barns
In anticipation % he siorminE
q the azras a stsoaE armed guard
wna on watch from DARK 20 dawn
inside thn ktockade
No overt act vas attempted and
the nlsht passed quietly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08

VI d. issts.ia Grant manager
4 ~ defanet Metropolitan hoe
"a rstura e seattle and face her
EraeFss
y NaTanf kaS heeu lssned Tor
n ares, either % the charge 81
Nwn nc erimlhsl operations OF
1 T1ttlrlnx sarKsry without a 10.
~. hu these charges arr maze
! arnw lan1iss o. the hospital
ssza tlFranssZ tai evidence has
- sseufsd y ~ police who are
frwisafinE ths charges at the r..
~ q Presenting Attorney
hI1intnEk
IA nost ssnasGs personal n
leElae frun ~. GrAat ars the
sn&Hsiapsd bod ~ Of tEa lnfAnta.
azA Fsv 'saaa preserved in a
~ < AlgeAol In ths basement uf
= Assss:al eallalag b. CITY uetec
= Cara wslle searching The hos.
"a TssRssay
~ stiss e. not rersssarlly con.
err 71sess - criminal opera
"a Ths annaiural births phich
! n1sssloped bodies indicate may
- .esn De 70 accident or %
q essE.ens 30 sArs Ire ReRu
txz < ,ke es4ifh department r.
- assssT hat al such bodies
ts1se knf their presence IN the
Na sei'alng r. an inffluKsmsni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
THE MARKETS

Thats wAn anf9 ahaat ems halt
ths required sHNpiY % fAHhArb 90
ths market fh3s warninH saa GEES
mission men Wafe con RsslFa 20 a.
sIas II squsIi1 hstsssn EHsif raa
tamefa The prize sent % Go ~ q
o. PEI pound THls fkafe sq aaifa
fhs nanss price nouth sac. whsu
the fhuharb tifst Faras 90 tha mar
Net
one ear 81 srriss 49, received
on western A. TODAY affa~ asf
riss wsra ~ ssfF@nrdiaafE amaiitN
Ana mes q fsaHf ssle a. ttap PEI
crate
caftfafeta etssxs niaas Sc taiiial
bow % ths snasnu De- the Hefkst
trts marninF. the best aaiiinE 81
81 saar pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
ROOSEVELT OR
TAFT
PRESIDENT OR HIS CHIEF
DEPUTY WANTED TO pRE.
SIDE AT GROUND BREAKING
FoR A.Y.P. EXPOSITION.

Prcsldent Roosevelt has been In
vited 10 BE- present At the ground
breaking Of the A.Y-P exposition
On June /. IN the event that be
cannot come be has been urged "a
send some member Of his cabinet.
preferably Secretary Taft pfnsi.
dent Chiibefg IL pressing the invita-
ton through X A. BallingeF. com.
missioner 81 the general land office
formerly vice president Of the expo
aitiOn company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS MEET

EVERETT. May with a
large ATTENDANCE the twentieth an.
nual convention ~ the Western
WashiuEion Sunday school aaaocia.
ton opened It's first session yes.
tefdaY IN the FIRST Methodist
church After devotional services
Mrs. WOODBRIDGE Barnes, inter
national superintendent Of elcmens
tAry work. spoke on principles aud
methods ~ organized sunday
school work
Mrs q A Pratt 81 Tacoma. state
superintendent Of primary work
made report 81 her department
And sam followed by Mrs. y W
Commefford Of Tacoma with an al
dress on Lesson Material and How
% usa L."
TIE church uan crowded ~ the
evening soaalnu On behalf ~ the
city Mayor jones expressed himself
In earnest words - welcome 90 the
visitors and aeisEatss The rns
sponas on behalf ~ the delegates
vas given b. T. u oabeFa 81 Ne.
attic. Who emphasized the great
work ana prukresa Of the sunda1
school IN the practical side % ltts.
cnumofatluK many prominent bus
lnsha men q the day who are lead
sFs Ia sunday schools Tie auf.
priaed many hy the statement ihia
nent sunday g 600 90 eyes VII b
studying the sane lesson. showing
the vast growth % the sunday
school
The ladies quartet was = feature
~ the evening judge Wood % Sc.
attic concluded the evening service
Nth an interesting address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08

TIE TlTTTs 6T 81 Tl1r7T5 : 1--T1T
viii give a plano recital tomorrow
evening at tho rmltaFiRn chureh a.
ssmbiy rooms ADD the pnbiie ia In
sitcd % attend 4 brilliant program
q thirteen hpmbafs has been ar
ranged Tso soprano solos ~ Miss
butA Bennett VIII ha rendered The
following pupils % Afr TonuinK will
appear AZ Erich Msdais0u. Miss
Luba Nslsaa. Mis- Dorothy Rose
leaf Miss kafheffns 0urham Mfss
Efma Aoas. Miss olEa starlk. Mr
Pred Fianlep. Miss AIfbiid Peterson
aud MlHm Hasnh EnaHsan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
KNOCKOUT DROPS
ARE USED


ABERDEEN. MAY Coroner
Glrard published a aligned statement
last nisht declaring Il his belief
that knock oct drops are being used
tn this city 10 put persons out Of
the way and IL IL hia opinion near
" all the victims taken from the
river have been doped before
thrown Into the stream
The coroner calls attention 70 the
case OF a man picked up on the
street fev nights ago Who an
douhtedly had been dfugKed aud
robbed The oorouer calls attention
also % the ease nf an unknown los
ser whose body was taken from the
river few weeks ago. and whose
throat had been cut from ear 10
ear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
MANY SHRINERS
COME THIS WAY

The Mystic snriners Al a meeting
Yesterday arranged FOR the eater,
tAinmeut Of the visiting shtluera
from tbs national convention now
IN session IN Toe Angeles II IL ss.
dmAtgd that AZ ieaat 1000 Of tho
eastern delegates 20 the meeting
sill return 10 tnelr homes hy wAy
% Seattle Cummaateea we're 40.
pointed hY the local lodge Tor the
reception and entertainment Of the
visitors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
MILITIA UNDER ARMS TO GO TO
FRISCO WHEN ORDERED

have been selected Governor Al
bert Mead Will deliver the address
of welcome IN behalf Of the state
Mayor William "A Moore m behalf
OF the city OF seattle. bay N. A.
Matthews IN behalf ot the churches
of the city aud p Edgar narth IN
behalf OF the Endeavor society Of
Seattle.
John Cort. manager 81 the Grand
Opera house has rendered the use
% that building for the noon meet
lngs to be- held down town each day
% the convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
POLICEMAN ACCUSED
or BURGLARY.

BUTTE. Mont. May s-John r
Walsh. policeman. was charged
with burglary last night by WAh
Chang LunE. a Chinese merchant
who says Walsh has visited his
place three times. stealing fa5 the
last time Wah and other Chlness
resisted last night and Walsh drew
bis revolver. but was oyerpowered
By other policemen. who were at.
trAeted b. the melee
County Attorney Murray immed-
lately took up the case against
Walsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
WILL BURY wHATcoM
COUNTY POOR FREE

BELL1NGHAM. May s--when
the bids for the burial Of the ooun-
y poor we're opened BY the county
commissioners Il was found that
the undsrtakerH' trust had dissolved.
The three firms which bad formed
the combination TO hold up the
price 20 $50 a burial got 70 quar-
reling among themselves. and - a
result A. r. Maulaby offered 70 DO
the work for nothing II the county
would pay the cemetery fees OF
$3.50 Ills bid was accepted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
INDIANS PROTEST TO LAunlsR.

VANCOUVER. u c. Mar A.
When Sir Wlltrid LaHrier returns
from London he wtll be waited upon
by a representative delegation Of
the chiefs 81 coast tribes Of In
diana. Who sili protest against tho
miscellaneous appropriations Of IG
dian lands ~ white men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
E. CONVENTION
TO BRING 10000

tainment committee on last reports
All the eastern states are very en-
fhusiaafle over the approaching
convention and communications
from the Christian EndeavorH prove
that Seattle will have many hon
ored RueFfs
AZ meeting 81 the executive
committee last evening n vas de-.
trrmiued 10 send out speakers and
hold rallies In Washington. Oregon
and California cities. 20 arouse In
tarerf and draw delegates re- the
convention These rallies viii be
held this month and early On Juno
Some ~ the speakers AZ the open
iuE exercises ~ the big convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
ON THE FRONT

owing 20 labor trouble 81 the Sci
By works. 81 san Francisco, the
large shipments % bullion when
have been consigned there from the
sound will be discontinued. The re-
fhsfy 90 Tacoma Will handle some
ore and The fest viii bs sent nAst
MAYOR Moore has received nptg
o. appreciation ana thsnhs from
Thofhtnn & Co. agents for the A.
thnf rttasf. fat the splendid wod X
done BY the fifsboat hHoaualmis
whsn the FitHsF was being damaged
nv flames OF west Point. last week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
nrls, vIsslm 10 Dead.


Az FRANCISCO. Mas After
r. ssslss cadet late Yesterday A.
100 Ianss Wash Who Sas shot
= ssaa eas quickly taken 90
! ssr.iai vhere be died last
|ssat a..
4. H. a ofhsrs laiared 10 the
xt,s : A. fellows
r~osAs WHITE. issssssss
ricE OFFICER HARRY
|4'ER shes shreasr shoulder
; loy. laxsfatlan e cheek,
/ seoANER thot n shoslaef.
slliaa sLArTER1, eensusion
! ncs ere hsad
/ assNA. eersgslon % knee.
Al Haas. sno, IN threat
lElsH. sset thron9n chest
4 GRANVILLE. lsssfaslen 81
"A MNauoHros. sne, N
s-as4f
rex sgcAASAN are, IN ssoe.
~ sad Sc.
cw FoRsEsrER. confusion o.
"a
Effective SERGEANT BELL.
~ > sstts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
Photos hy Plnney

are pleasing because be combines
high Photographic quality with rsa
sonable prices. making a verY Al
tractive article 20 persons desiring
fine porfraitnre where prices mus
be considered.
Washington Block. 7o5 First az
Seattle go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
CHARGED WITH
MURDER

SAN FRANCisCO. May s.--W
~ Foster. a merchant OF Point
Arenas. was charged with murder
yesterday AZ the police station.
The charge grows out OF The
death OF Jeunla Mcneil n young
Elrl 0f Point Arena. who died Mon
day In a local hospital Tho com.
plant was sworn ca BY the Elrl =
mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
CAPTAIN NOBLE Is
RELIEVED

WASHINGTON. u. c.. May g.
Captain Robert " Noble. assistant
surgeon. In relieved from duty a.
Fort Casey. 10 take effect upon ar.
rival at that post Of First Llsutsn'
ant John r. Bosley. assistant sur
geon. aud will then repair 20 this
city for duty with the isthmihn
canal commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
oead Man Was G. J. styer.

A man arrested BY the Ballard
police on April 30. under the name
Of John Duffy. thought TO be insane.
but who was suffering from spinal
meningitis. and who died at the
county hospital three days ago. has
proven 90 be 4. j. 6tysr. OF Akron
o.. a barber and member Of Acme
Lodge Of Pathfinders The BODY
Is AZ the Noioe Undertaking ef-
Establishment at GEORGETOWN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
Nnn..n olus nanrr

Tho firat Of a series % social
functions Of the wumenn auxiliary
80. %. Of tho typographical union.
vaa given az the Labor Temple
Tuesday niEhi Ia the form OF a
dance which Was attended b. 90
couples
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08

tate. Edwin Alderman - Marion
Ia: imperial chief rabhan. George
street ~ Richmond. Va imperial
assistant rabban. FIRED Homes 81 Los
Angeles. imperial high priest and
prophet ] r O. al ~ Fargo I'm.
pariai Oriental guide " y Brown
~ plftshnrE imperial treasurer. p
X Rowell % Boston imperial re-
eopier 81 } Cunningham of Wheel
Inr W Va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
ST. PAUL rs
SELEC Ted

Frsps feiearnph ssfvtrsl
- ANGELES MAY At the
'Hssu ssslea q TIE shfinsrs this
eSaoea = paul vas chosen a.
AaEi nesting place Seattle WA
Nre1i choice
= islloEinE Officers we're
/. rs paisaiate Frank Rouudy
sfafo imperial deputy Doteu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08

To ahow tbs force Of 4 good eH
ample. since the Washington Fire
Insurance company wan organized
five other Insurance companies. fire
nna llfs have bseB organized In
this state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08

RENO. Nay a-in the city Siees
dion here Richard Kirmsn Nas elect
81 mnyor hna prank Kins city At
tarney. tho auiy offices on which
there Nas any contest Under the
ehaftsf u was = non partisan fiEhN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
SPINAL mnNIserrts rrlpruIc.


NAAGNiNE a. G Nay y
capt auntavs Msllin, ~ the British
bark usAumumHt. died a. e. Pnufs
hospital this morning 81 spinal men,
iasitls. which Il quite an spidsmta
IN thla city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
sSow sruRns RAGING,


WfSNiPE8 MAJ. MaY aAn
ineh ~ annw has fallen here ara at
macy points farther vest. aula1 w. e
the nsedins ard the fafuars pleN
tHN There are snew storms report
- ia many places
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
M,aa 10 Mak, Addre.,.

Governor Albert Il. Mead viii
address the Mems club Of the Boyl.
siou az Unitarian church al 6
O'Clock tonight ia the auditorium
OF the church. The subject Of
the governors address wlll be
Prison Reform
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08

iheHzand Christian I'm.
eslesaiss VIII swarm into
q TINE 70 b Do their seats
-. s pssl National convention
a'is IuIY % This o. the
a9F made By the enter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08

rst.ssss WHITE nfssr narssass - -.
fssaes Hakfaa fiaFnaHka - tau
sssas eessia~s =. ~ aniHs - -
80 AssssAl.a ssssa' So. -. -
4 - osrTots saHk q 8@t g tafni =
ssek d fsraaiass Eatffafata. HatF q
lsifsss hsus go ..sss 1870 49,. -
as srssassss 10 fsa.sfs - =
fse saraHfss asH asss uH esalh
r1nss. VI ssss. naf - as7@fAf =.
~ = ttgae sfssa gsgs''s. 80 @ y.
ifssa. sscssubsr.. ~ das.ii seai :.
TFuif..
GRASSES. tsnev. & SIS = shases q 80
asa sansnas taEneh. q SEA- tanNa
rsas. Fsr aeafs 8 MEt9 sasaiees efaRe
traiI u nc1us isfaaas. - go
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-. sees - n s.,s,
&C.. e 80 ~ = .s - 3 ssass. !,
shsfrisa. p~s bat.
EHEs.
szfsss faarh ssss 30 - = s,T,cs.f
sr-ss fsnsh. aaa. g. Easisln. Ha
orssaa Faneh ~
Batter naa cheese.
wssstartea efssmsfF suitsf a@f ~ &c
49,, So s ,r'.. = isoia -. w,.-ss.'s
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ffr nsW ffsaaa ~ -hfsss - o..
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Cslifafnla -
reuisry.
~ - - ssrssT. pst IS itHa sr....s
h atasf i.Fr fHsks It Dc ROSTERS p
i've stees.
wsfHsr.. 80 = CSC rrsa hsf
rsiess - ib. tssaes hmss. psf beat
. -
Eehssn-r ssifHuf# fer fh. tseses sisansf
urf HE taf'a salsH.r Wat ~
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q go rsIiaa r raftrfH aHrn rwt
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f-3ssI sssa - ts = stsrhsa1
.siraa - ID HaHa f.essa silver -
mn. o. it fe fsaafn ehiaaasss scr -.
Meats.
SEER. psr s faUse GOES u -enfr
.-sf fsr ib see ssHffa1 =.
srrIar isfrt, psf f.. itr. afssssi h'st
30 Is ur
usy aad Fssa.tuffs.
rs.ssru Waahfnataa HHTethH Ser tftW
rr4ref aafHf tan o. affafa fHH fiHH
~nzaf ~ t1a rhas za 90
TO- 49, r5ffsnss. ~ trTs
gu aaHe rsf fHn. ft tfan f5H tHH
.r-sta trr TTfHE HhHrref fssd fru tiiA
safa tnn nH sheet ton fz48W
Ituss snd Cemenfs
rartIsnf rsraant HHuHrisi. - hei
r.a4fIaHf cement california. Hsf Ff.. N
'rs- - ~ returned taFt fIaafsf paris
bad A. II Trta Ser fuan gteHHa Naffar
ttH Fl a fra hHHk pHr ta plaster
IT, Haif psr lh metal isfH. Dor aFt
e Harf HaH HlaafHr fHHs g.. HaaA
fftef. ia urraa lime At 81
Nufs and fiHr
rar#T frnrafffH rae. fHe rev uHH
r-.fs Ger Ib g. aiHHrHfs per IT..
rrssfrtffs auEaa. aaHaanufs per daH 2. n
rsasHts. $40 spanish she'll peanuts. ih4
fu#f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08

urRANrSro. Cal Nav a.
i sSsusans general admitted At
!. a. the states entire national
- vas realty TO ~ sent ca san
$50 Al once II called
~ hsown TIE Southern Pacific
.,snsrsa 70 rush the men FROM
Z. s,snus stations into san iran
~ = special trains IS minutes
- srde7sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
-. r.,.sr.sA ssr,iesl

,..-f.e. TeieNraQh feFfF's'F
,ns ANGELES. Cal Nay S-Ai
.,rle.s this mornsug acting an
.-s,r, from Gov Glllett Of
..-.n,e The seventh resimeui
s,serea aader arms Al once.
~ tcsal enlisted strength Of The
~.ns h, over eight hundred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08

Get confidence. buy Buffalo
oA.altns Engine AZ George II
woodhoano Co. III University -
s@s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08

"lhsERs WAVING ExrHusr-
''"' Asn Local COMMITTEE
'A'' RALLIES TO ATTRACT
HiNtffuN AND uHEgoN
u&sArEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08

rs.ssFH Waahfnafaa fIHIHihH fHa $50
rs,Iref aaasf iaa - alfalfa fHH sra
800 Hsr fra a. HhaiH aaHa usf tfn
tlsna sraeaaf EafH. con fd# fsna
--zsI frr Ufnaa nifInaas Ten. f
rfI aaks rrf fHH H fan tn Nf
= 40 ION tff sheet ton. tn4W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08

rarrF Imported raa Ne rev va
r-.fs Ger fb ffs HiH7rHfs per IT,
rhssfHtffs $780, eHaanI's peg DOS 81 r.
rsasHta. Btsr spanish she'll peanuts. la4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08

Portland -srrant Imported Hsf ttI
PORTRAYED cement CALIFORNIA. ~ ftA
go - ~ returned taFt fIaafef paris.
trf trH Ir1s SER fusn 4 9tHsHa Harfaf
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hundred pollak Mice.

''Oh, yes; ! have seen mice worth
$780, said a pet stock dealer. They
were prize winners OF course pedi-
greed stock TO command SO fancy a
figure. Here's a $45 mouse now
He took from q. gilt cage q mouse
with long silver gray coat.
h 'sThis little chap, !. he said, patting
the small, sleek head, "has won three
firsts and four seconds. He Is very
good class. !" Ri ss 5
Then he opened catalogue that de-
voted two pages to mice. IT offered
mice at any figure from rs cents up to
500. There were faWn mice. white
mice, singing mice, beautifully marked
brown and whites, black and tans,
white and reds 90 varieties in all. 81
Are there mouse societies? What a
stupid question. OF course there are,
Z the same as there are societies for the
breeding Of dogs, pigeons, horses. And
now, can't I persuade you, sir, to take
this handsome $40 silver gray chap for
your little boy ~" New Orleans Times
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a Little Ambiouous.

Very commendable is the zeal dis.
played in recent years in the effort to
put an end to the obnoxious habit OF
expectorating in places frequented by
the public Still, the offense would
probably be classed under the head oil
t'veniaI land it might be, well to adj
just the punishment to the crime.
After crossing on one of the ferry
lines that convey passengers over the
North river to New Jersey points and
carefully consid ering the possible log.
ical connection between the two parts
of the Notice to Passengers" hanging
In q conspicuous place one wonders il
perhaps the reforming zeal Of the ferry
company may not have carried it too
far. The sign reads: Splitting on the
f1oor is prohibited. Life preservers are
provided for all passengers"