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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09

corded In the old book. Mountains of
sloth have been moved. One good
bishop has said that some children are
not born into the world, but damned
into the world, and when I see these
poor little children Of the dark rooms
Of the slums I sometimes think he was
this life"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
Seniors Are Indians

In charge of the Indian room We're
the members of the senior class, with
Miss Bessie Field as presiding genius
The room was decorated to represent a
forest, and wigwams, camp fires and
all the other accessories of life on an
Indian reservation We're to be seen
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
A Social Paradox

at is very odd thing that gossips
are not generally considered reliable
people"
why 40 you think it odd?"
Because whatever they say goes"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
A Plain Fact

Suppose King Edward does come
over to pay a visit to this country"
"Oh, he'll have royal time"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
MAKES PLEA FOR
SLUM CHILDREN
Jacob Riis Lectures on the seamy Side
of New York Life to a Large
Crowd at Simpson
Auditorium

Jacob RiiS the man who has done so
much for the betterment of humanity,
spoke last night at Simpson auditorium
to an audience that taxed the seating
capacity of the building. This man,
who as police reporter brought before
the public from day to day and week
to week the conditions prevailing in
the Slum districts of New York and
who has been one of the foremost
leaders in improving these conditions,
told the story last night in his lecture,
"How the Other Half Lives" From
the night when as a boy, homeless ana
alone he asked shelter of the police and
was placed in Il foul den, mistreated
and sent out in the morning, until the
present day agitations for the better
ment of mankind, Mr., Riis told in his
interesting manner the work that has
been accomplished, which was illus
trated by stercOpticOn views.
Mr.. Riis said in part:
"There cannot be a sore spot i'm tho
body polite unless il is felt at thu
other end. No man lives unto himself
The men Of today are claiming thor
brothers everywhere. We forget the
brother we are SO busy making money.
We let him seek his home where he can.
Land grew in value in New York and
instead of the homes spreading out
they We're piled ON top of each other
An the influences make for righteous
ness and tend for the corruption of the
youth. If We lay a foundation of cor
TuptiOn in the home, tomorrow We lind
the corrupted youth.
Consumption Prevalent
I'VE have to fight the battle always
With your growth here in your beaul-
full city will come the same resporsi-
bility we have The poor people cam
not always keep moving to the out
skirts. The ground win become so
valuable yoG will commence to pile
them up.
There are 10000 tenement houses i'm
New York. containing 100000 people
and i'm that number of houses there are
$500 dark rooms. The mortality is 5000
consumptivos. with always 10000 suf-
tering from that dread malady alone.
You can kill the germ of consumption
with the direct rays of the sunlight, but
In these houses hundreds of thousands
of babies have been sacrificed. 1t is a
fight for the peoples homes. May II
never happen here and I'm San Fran
cisco, which is rebuilding and which
has the chance of a thousand years
we fight because we are Christians
and because we are Americans. No
matter where we are born it is a fight
for the home and the republic. To
starYe the body lis bad, but il is worse
TO starNe the soul
II believe that there are miracles per-
formed today as great as those re-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09

Everything you want you win find In
the classified page. One cent a word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
Levy's Cafe

And dine on the best and listen to the
chestra."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09

when you are in doubt play trumps."
Much better advice is when you are in
doubt go to
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09

therefrom, and passes with the passing
of ownership.
All these facts the excursonists had
at their tongues ends, and the question
with them now is how to let the world
know about it, They are finding out
the Los Angeles way.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
$l.25 Corset Covers 75c

Sl25 Corset Covers 75c
That's fair sample of the way under prices ruling
These made of fine, soft cambria with
deep yoke elaboatey trimmed with lace and baby rib
bon, others with embroidery. For the Expansion
Sale today, 75c.
SI25 Gowns at 75c
Made of good muslin splendid 81 25 values With
square high neck, trimmed with embroidery lace,
long short sleeves. $125 values, in the Expansion
Sale today 75c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
FIRE In PACKING PLANT

A fire that narrowly escaped be
geming a disastrous eouflaErailon
hFuko out In the packing plant 81
Mgslia a Co. 2ot Third az. south,
yesterday about ! ociock. and fag
"a through three floors uf the
Metropolitan buildinK. calling forth
TIE desperate efforts ot four engine
companies working ia a choking
smoke from burning haas end
bacon Cor 80 minutes before the
blaze was under control
Tho fire originated IN the drip
plnE grease 81 the smoke rooms
ard burst through the Iron doors.
catching AZ The raftcra above aud
sweeping 40 the elevator shaft
slssling hams dfippsd liquid firc.
and when the department arrived
twu floors were 4 mass ~ flames.
The place was most Inaccessible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

from tho viewpoint Of The fighters.
but four lines were soon strung
up through the narrow atairwayn.
aud a vast volume 81 water poured
into the Heethiug flames. quickly
checking their advance.
Fire Chief Bringhufnt was the
first % turn IN the alarm from
his office. bat some valuable time
wan lost because Of the fact that
smoke issued from the building
every day and g was some minutes
before the chief realized that a
real fire was Ia progress.
George X Woodwork. local man.
aEcr 90 the company. said this
morning thar the stock on hand
would amount to about SIS 900. and
that about half % Il vas destroyed
The loss iB covered hy Insurance
Tho damage TO the building has
not set been liked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
BANK OFFICIALS
ARE ARRESTED

10 Va bond 81 twice that amount
BARNETT arrived at the city jail
this morning from bis home ia
sauaalito lie made no statement
BE waa Immediately taken 10 Judge
Dumas superior court 20 arrange
for bond Brown and Bartnett are
accused Of having hypothecnted se.
curueB amounting 20 the sum ~
$500 600 belonging to the estate
Of which HaFtnclt wnh special ad
miniairator The securities we're
placed Ia the bank b. order Of the
court one year ago pending che set.
element Of a suit 10 have Barinctt
removed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
M unllad prsas.l

MONONGAH. w Va, Doc. g.
The work 81 removing the bodics
from the mlnos was resumed early
this morning. the fire having been
nubdued ia No : Late last night
the Council sent messages asking
for aid aud quick response y OK,
poctcd from surrounding towns.
Fnty.thrce moro bodies were tnkon
out last night, which makes total
OF 2l2 recovered n Us nov thought
that not over 400 were killed
Many women believe their hua.
hngda or sons vii be ailll found
alive and refuse 10 leave the vicin.
ity Of the mine When bodies are
carried from the mine these women
become almost insane, screaming
and pacing back ahd forth and call.
Ing aloud the names of their loved
ones. one woman overheard n
man say that most of the bodies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
Cheap Lots

Have SOU seen eHF ehatee isvei iafa n
TarufHH. Ha fhH HHanaMaF ear Nne ~
fAfk fskNnf we are teiuHF fhan ffnfn
fat 90 AGaN fafn EaefN faa is teHel
hanHF e. aeHnnf stores rhHFfNee auH
sets rraitF 10 renafrFe GHH ~ SHAT
80 are affHflnr zee nUf HaF Fnar trans.
ran Htfs sea % FHnm RES fha EfHaHa
tear Illustrated tasktsf ts nos ready fs
mall fuu ffra fHnd in feaf nsmF oar
htaafh uffire at zee HefeuH Ave- ballard
raans afe
NATIONAL fANn Co.
Eet.a ftnuFaF Mlaa Seattle
rhaura Mnin iHHt Tea tfIF
Fremont office
ftte FFsment Ave phanr Nafsh sef
fianFaasawn Nffrn.
19f Rainier Ave rHHHa Main fHF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
MINE FIRE IS our

we're badly INITIATED
piercing ahriek fhe fen IN a
ground aud woa carried n ~ me
nearby sho rs sui une,a. nome
ana her condition critical ''us
a thorough lnvea0eailcn
made by tho company iodae ~. m "A.
vas discovered that MANY n.y. NV y
believed % have been en,n "'asIs
escaped bcoauae they bad ~, ', s,.
10 work Friday afteg Tbu,.f cue
holiday 7eays
a score or moro Of these meu
ported 10 tho officials during u, e
past twouiy four hours Ts no
u wna said by members =, a.
reaculug party that over 4 bnne. .ns
bodies have been located n La,a
mines Nvlh
Hoartroufing scenes and 49,,
dents crowded East one NJ, ny
other GOO ihiF aoaclY afflicted W. W
ing community Fuaornl pre .''1'
isona gro in slight in alI dlfee,.sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
PROPOSE NEW PARK.

There ls plan ON among the
city officials To create a new park
at the southeast corner OF Lake
Union, where the big slide occur.
rcd. on Eastlako avenue The allde
ia OF such a nature that tho only
relief seems 20 be TO condemn the
private property and throw Il into
"a park
This will give several acres OF
new park lands and Il a. under.
stood the park board will consider
it favorably
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
WILL NOT BE
KILLED

RIO IANEiRO. pcc The New
York party % fillbusierw who were
captured b. brazilian troops re-
Gently while attempting % over.
throw the government 90 Miuas
Gcraea. have been handed over "a
tho civil authorities As The DEATH
penalty iu civil cases. was abolish.
cd Ia Brasil ~ yeHrs ago, the men
stand Ia no DANCER Of capital
punishment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
NO ANTI-JAP
MEASURES

WASHINGTON. Dee . A.
though Tao Japanese question la
aiill Ga a state 81 suspense. there
seems az present uo llkelihA1d that
congress viii be ufgrd "a take 'ac-
tiou looking a. The prohibition 81
immigration. Notwithstanding the
introduction Of Representative
Hayes biil fof tho exclusion Of the
urieniuiH The president ia eux
iuus "a give even opportunity for
Japan o. solve the immigration
question without q treaty siipula
tion II Japan ~ acting in good
faith. aa the president feels salts.
fled. matters may aoun be adjusted
with satisfaction a. birth countries
it q declared that there is a per
fest understanding between Japan
representative and shc state depart
mcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
OFFERS EMPLOYMENT TO
GET CROWD TO Meeting

serted IN yesterdays paper:
One thousand men wanted who
are seeking employment Apply 10
room 4. Labor temple. Sunday,
Il y N"
They came In lunches. only 20
find that the promised employment
meant listening 20 HocialiBtiC
haranEnc b. Mills. There was
much murmuring and angry threat
enlnF. and u 81 said Mills faces
probable expulsion Of himself and
followers from the Labor temple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. a.--Two
arrests which have caused a sem
Haiion have been made naikell
Brown. prominent finaucicr ~
this city ard general manager %
the California Safe Deposit and
Trdat company which closed itH
doors early ia November WAS ar.
rested on The charge u felony and
emheFzlempnt a warrant Haa
also issued for the arrest OF W. ].
Bartuett, a leading lawyer and a
aNecfnr of the banking company
fMuwn " Ia custody pending the
~ Surfing % a cash bail 81 500 eco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

That men in want and out Of
work are not pleased when sum
moned by a prospect Of Immediate
employment only to find that they
have been miniead into attending
a meeting of socialists. waH the
discovery made b. Walter Thomas
Mills. the socialist aEitator, when
he faced au angry crowd ~ men
last night at the Labor temple. Who
had fiockcd there In answer 20 the
following want advertisement in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
NEW KING OF s WEDEN

moumfullY waited Tor the sad -,
which WINS inevitable. ~
The death cefiiilcate was Wora.A
as follows. Nsa
We declare upon oath lha, a.
majesty King oscar II egs,.as
peacefully at9.iV O'Clock lhls no. 49,
Ing IN the castle at Stockholm ],
the age of Us years 3 moutbs y
days. aa the result Of calclfea,,es
Of the cerebral and cardiac 49,
vessels ~pa
The late king had been IN s,,es =.
separation ~ sweden and Norvss
as a dual monarchy In 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
CLOSED SALOON
CAUSED MURDER

CHICAGO. Dec "a closed "a.
loon caused murder yesterday
while advocates OF the Sunday
closing law were presenting argu.
ments that the open saloon was
the scat Of crime This feature OF
the closing fight came when Frank
A. Murphy, proprietor Of "A saloon
on Erie as. shot and killed Michael
carmody. fireman, during a fire
Ia which the proprietor sought 20
keep the victim from entering bis
saloon. which had been closed 10
conformity with the crusaders DC.
manda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
CODY SAYS TESTIMONY
WAS BOUGHT BY GOULD

he adaod y was offered not s2b..
600. but sso.o0o TO testify. aud I
refused the offer
a had an idea the stage led 20
cultivation and advancement a few
years ago. and believing that Miss
Clcmmona would be able 10 fill the
Job backed her for that position.
That was an"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
Why Pay Rent?

when vaur rent maney wil tur a mo3.
srH hnHHaf
NEW FfNE ROOM COTTAGE
81 iHaaaflHH cash balance tlf per
month Thla futfsHr is la ntrr District.
near csF Nnr. ard aiii make desirable
home
SIX noon MNnNttN COTTAGE
81 See tfHH cash. balance faH per
meath Nhia % nns reffaEr. usnr
school gar amd churches anH viii hr
NeFth ffnF more iu ere aQffHN
Fuuu.HuuM WtfauhfHW
This b brand rev. up.ta.aafr maH
srn euffaNn aIth e sariea fact iui pfirs
aaiF fffao ndea cash end balance an
terms BE- suit she purchaser
joins N NUWufHW co
Maiu office. tot American uank uiHr
Roth rHnnra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
CHILD IS SCALDEn
TO DEATH

Stumbling into a bucket Of Il.
water let on Tho Kitchen floor b
a servant little Ruth BFuaksslik
the tRoyoarold daughter Of ilarr
BfuskcWth yiceprealdent Of n.
Pioneer Rent q Collection Co.
pany living az 1924 American y
Columbia City met a terrible des,s
By scaldlug Saturday aflernes
The baby had walked haekwsgs
into the bucket and was ba,nes
from her hips 20 her neck 80.
tanning fatal injuries before -
servant could rescue her. she osiv
lived q few hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
DEATH PROVES TO
BE MYSTERIOUS

los ANGELES. Cal. Dec o.
Mystery surrounds thc death at
30 O'Clock sunday morning Of
Dr Edwin a Woleh. a well TODD
local physician lie was Killed b.
a Southern Pacific freight train
while walking on the track. nc.
cordlnE 10 the report Of the train.
men. Tho scene ia far removed
from places whore Dr WEIGH usual.
~ went. and two milca from the
drug store where be was last seen
alive at 10 o'clock Saturday night
saying that be vas going home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
PANAMA BONDS SOLD


WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-Tho en-.
tire bond Panama bond issue has
been sold 10 successful bidders
Dc prevailing price was 1903 Ap-
moximateiy s. 1000. 900 was award
"a 10 western banks The First
National Bank OF Fairbanks. Alas.
ka. secured $4,000 az 1880
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

STOCKHOLM. Dec o Oscar
Guataye Adolphe ig now king OF
Sweden. having taken the oath Of
office yesterday afternoon King
Oscar died Sunday morning AZ 90.
the death Of the venerable monarch
occurring In the royal apartments
Of the palace where. surrounded by
the members of bis family, includ
Ing tho aged queen. Sophia. and
high ministers 0f state. be pnaged
away Crowds thronged the front
Of tho palace and anxiouaiy and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
PILES WILL ACT.

Senator Samuel II Piles has &C.
lpowledRcd receipt Of the Cham
bSr Of Commerce telegram of Sat
grday last regarding the shifting
o( the quartermaHterH department
90 the army. from Vancouver bar
faekH 10 Seattle.
NNotice Of some definite action is
expected On a day or two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
The PidnOld
Piano

You derive pleasure from the Pianola Piano be-
cause you play it yourself
Listening 20 others play the piano is only a rac-
ton of the pleasure that YOU might have Il IS
when you produce the music yourself that YOU ex-
perience the fullest degree OF enjoyment
The fascination of playing the Pianola and the
Pianola Piano is far greater than with other inru-
ments, because they afford far greater scope for
individual expression; they are more responsive,
play with mere delicacy in pianissimo passages and
with more power in fortissimo passages.
And of the highest Importance to the intending
purchaser is the fact that the Metrostyle can be
had only in the Panola and Pianola Piano Lead
ing musicians have repeatedly declared that they
WOULD NOT GIVE SERIOUS CONSIDERA-
TON TO ANY PIANO-PLAYER NOT EQUIP
PED WITH THE METROSTYLE.
There is but one Panola and but one Pianoa
Piano, made only by the Aeolian Co Sold on nod
crate monthly payments.
EXCLUSIVE FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES,
81 e9ssss
e eS. B sGsan,G" JOHNSTON u "%e st :"
CO..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
.... o.
And We Win
Do the Rest

Char~c roe one Insertion. Toe
per line Seven words 90 the
line Three times. enc cent a
wold one month. &c per line
per day
Minimum charge for an "nd"
20 cents.
DOWNTOWN AGENC Y
Kennedy preg Co. First Az.
and Cherry
BALLARD AGENCY--P II
Mullen. 92i Ballard avp OPP.
CITY Hall Phone. Ballard 500
MAIN OFFICE seventh AZ.
between linton and University
Phones Main 1850: md tai
Tho Star eanuot Guarantee
accuracy or assume responsible
ity for errors of any Kind oc'
curing In telephoned advcr.
tisemeuta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
TAXES ARE DELINQUENT.

city Treasurer Russell ia
troubled over the fact that the tax
payers OF Smth Pack are not ro
spending very we'll 10 pay their 49,.
seaHments on a number OF streets
graded and improved under the cid
euwcil The money Va now dclin.
duent and the treasurer viii have
60 proceed 60 sell the property. wa.
less payments are made soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
RESERVATIONS TO
BE OPENED

WASHINGTON. Dec 3 During
the coming year eight Indian res
ervntlunR will be thrown open to
entry Practically 5000. GOO acres
VIII bo released. including lands ~
all descriptions The largest opcn.
INK viii be on the Yakima rcHerva.
ton. Washington. other large
tracts will be released al Colyllle.
Wash Flathcad. Mont. Blackfoot
Mont, Lower hrule and Rosebud
3 D. Occur d'Aleno and Lomhl
lhnhn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
TAFT is TOLD OF
MOTHERS DEATH

nouLOGNE lice . Whoa the
liner President Grant With Score.
tary Taft ON board rcsched horo
today h subprefes vee AhMrd
the shin aud proacHtea ne French
governments NHpe4ta The Hecrc.
tary had been notified OF his moth
ora death aud plainly showed the
weight OF his grief Mrs Tart
Joined her husband here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

by United Pfesa.l
DENVER. Colo. Dec g. Miss
Helen Mar waa paid ~ much q
word for her testimony tn the How.
ard Gould divorce case" said Col
William Cody today.
As for the reports concerning
Gould'a offer 10 me 20 testify
against the character 81 his wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
MURDERER ARRESTED.


SPOKANE. noc 9 Webb Me
iin who murdered D = 2aapcll. a
wealthy farmer near ileppner Ore.
Sept 20. has been arrested here
McCaullu made a confession that
no sciod in aolfdefenae then be
came a fugitive from justice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

Farm BARGAIN WIihm access af pah.
ut market. fe eeffs level iand, rHrfi
ieut aaIL fenced AND cross trHreH
arTra iH fufilFastuu te acres Pasture
taiaurr gnet cedar ant o. Nuinef
richard "a goo heHfiaa trees uHe acre
tn stfuwhefflra EnnH funw hHHifnk
afm large faHiH NafH DO NHirhrn
houses ana aafbuUdluas close fa
seh0ai ara uriEhfHIa tuu HuHA HrIIH
ana aintmlt Tfiee see. ahteh fns
eintaa team nhauna enna. laa
tnlaksna anH fafuiHE 5mrieiHentE.
NNNNNT MAATNN.
at0sNeHs8El ALASKA tiHitdfun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

Der IN demanding increased pay for
the navy and the army.
Congressman Cushman says that
he has had the matter under con.
sidcratiou for two or three years
and will bring IL up in the present
congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
DRAFTING REPORT.

The committee on National AZ
fairs Of the Chamber OF Commerce
met today al 4 o'clock 20 lndict its
report ON national aid 90 the Mcr.
chant Marine IL Is said that the
report viii be favorable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

LONDON, Dec . Emperor WI.
Ham. who has just completed d
"rcat cure. arrived here today lie
lunched with king Edward. aud
viii leave Wednesday for his home,
visiting Queen Wilhelmina, OF iiol.
land. en- route
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
Monuments

Art Marble Company. aoii Sec
end AZ, three doors north Of Vlr.
glnia o. Both phones lTgg. 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

PORTLAND. Ore. Dec. 9--Canh
reserves averaging "a per cent Of
their deposits are being carried hy
"a Of the as national banks iu this
state outside OF Portland This
remarkable showing is made In the
reports of these banks 10 tho coma.
troller OF the currency. dated 10.
Cember 3. f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09

J. u Hull has boon named as the
permanent member from the huild.
ers Exchange on the Special Made
iu Seattle committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
cUsHMAN REPLIES.

Congressman Francis W CuBh.
man has replied 20 the Chamber Of
Commerce letter written him re
gardlng the action OF the Cham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-09
SOCIETY NOTICES.



~ rHr SUPERIOR COZ Rr oF hiN"
COUNTY WAsiii%NfoN
Na $3.50 Notice uf uHtftion ~ Nn.'He
conveyance 81 teal estate. tn ihe niatiHt
~ ans eHfhfe nf s % Waadraf an@
Fuaahsth N Wpndfnft aereaaell
NurICH us Hfltf ff GIVES ttat ~
the Isth dag af NaNemher l#Ni in thn
abate entNied utatfFf in the ahatn en
tlled cNart Robert wilson Hit4
petition iu urifinE. nrAfink tNat LNA%
" Nearee Hs AdwtNlHtrafnF ~ siia estate
~ 81 900 taurt ordered GO cenfN. -
ssld petitioner t1t taIlnHin dcf. il'ea
lands in KRIS ceant2, WaHAinet'h.
fsfs seven ,sn ana twelve tiel block
enc lfl Iatana Addition tn thu titt
~ Snaftla snlA petitioner claiming 90
- fntItfsa rs said cauvet Aute under
a certain confraet sn wriunk ear' aiel
IS sad u Weptrpu tHa a.iaereth
Al Wuotruf hts wife an AptA ~ lRa4
and shat thsreuHen hs ca afdnf et court
fu1V made and catered. AnafHAAf. tAo
a8th dae ~ December 1873 at te
~ in ths eauFt roem % thc saFeft7f
Ceu4t 20 King caHafF. Washington, ih
tha probate department thereof wat
gNe8 ana appointed a. tAe uma AHa
place far hstrlnE said petition.
WITNESS ms band and sHal - sata
ccugt this 18th day 81 NNyeEatrfi 1881
UTrp A. CASE
ftnaufV CLERK
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Deputy
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. j. 81 A Smith oauhirr ~ the above
named bank. aolnmnir Swear that
tho foregoing statement lH correct.
90 the best OF my knowledge ANA
belief D. " A. SMITH
Cashier
Subscribed ana sworn tn before me thls
fth day of December 1907
tHnBll N % EuEITN.
notary Public iu uud frr thr state OF
Washington. Residing at Seattle