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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-17

ford has been p very efficient officer A
feature OF his term of office the rails
ing of 1.5l0 for the Odd Fellow sufferers in
San Francisc".
In the course of his annual report Mr..
Bradford sad:
I'VE have reason for great pride in our
jurisdiction because OF the splendid work
done by our degree teams and Canton
Washington at the meeting of the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge. Columbia Lodge,
ington, No. /. Patriarchs Militant. repre-
sented their several branches of the order
at Toronto and each vanquished all COM
petitors and came home with first pre-.
Degree Work ExtoIled.
"'The fame of our lodges fer their sDlen-
did degree work extends throughout the
jurisdiction of the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
Ruth Lodge fully maintained tle reputa-
ton before established by Federal City
Lodge. our pioneer in degree contests. and
Columbia Lodgc. neither of which have yet
failed to bring back first prize when par
ticpating in a contest, and added new
luSter and great distinction to our name
by establishing the fac that in the Re-
bekah branch. as well as IL the subordinate
branch, We excel. Canton Washington. as
usual, under the leadership of its peerless
captain and other splendid officers. cap
tured first prize in the Patr.archs Militant
drill. and firmly established the right of
ton of the world.
During the past year the order has made
a substantial gain-about 10 in this juris-
dtction.
Odd Fellows Home.
THE work of establishing a fund for
founding Odd Fellows home in this
jurisdiction is going steadily on. During
the last few weeks much has been done to
push this work forward The home has be-
come an established and essential nstru-
mentality for the carrying on of the work
of the order. l urge that every possible
encouragement be given to this work by
the Grand Lodge
Because of a change in our constitution
at the session when l was elected my term
of office has been prolonged to year and
a half an unusual length. When it began
1 feared that you might tire of me before
you would have an opportunity to make a
change. l extremely gratified, from all
indications upon which l can base my judg-
ment that such has not been entirely the
case. 1 now take my place again in the
ranks, with determination to more fully
show my appreciation by there working for
the best interests of the order, according to
my ability, as / shall have an opportunity.
throughout the remaining years of my life"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-17
WITNESS AGAINST THAW.
Architect Will Deny Stories About
Stanford White,

PITTSBURG, Pa. January ia special
dispatch to the Post this morning says that
Otto Reinecker, eldest son Of Gen. John
Reinecker OF Switzerland, has announced
that he will appear at the trial OF Harry X.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

trcmcly gloomy. she spent the evening In her room and could Dg heard moving ahout. The straug. fascination for music that led hrr tu play Isuha.Eow- sky before ending nar life indicated she must have medt@rej har anl
 Miss EongIdsou did u"r present her- saIr for breakfast the next mnru.u- Sne had promised tu meet a Miss Cur ram. and that young woman became mn.rngu~-rn when Miss N1uaIlsm failed ,a appear. She had several calls sent ra tuo room and eventually asked Clarke rn have ghe door broken open. Clarke su--r>.uI Miss Currw w..t uw q. urnu Then .C Miss N.ua.d~au da mot appear nur ruam would rr entered At I&u Dr. E. E.. Dolphin. who had 1t- tended Miss Eouald>ou. WAS called to rne hotel lle went Co ,he room. got no answer aud r..mnn1 a stnn.aI1nr Tho
 rau~ru v#- ~u small he could not sur vus r.n whole ruom.
 W.m ,nr a.d ar a hand mirror ae was more successful Tum c.r nea ao saw Miss I;m.H~u ,.a- with n.nnH .ssu. ing from her mouth and 8 revolver uuur ly.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
AMERICAN FLAG
 AT CHINA BURIAL
STARS AND STRIPES BORNE BESIDE DRsGOa AT FUNERAL OF MURDERED
 CELESTIlLS IN BOSTON

Boston. Aug. 2g-The funeral Of three of four Oa Loeng Tongs, who were murdered ln Boston's Chinatown ten days ago by invading Hip Sing Toogs, were held Sunday and were con- llc,sd with the full ritual of the BlI- lha7t religion and of the ancient rhio- e-e Masonic order, being attended b, nearly 5,C00 Chiuamen.
 Moy Guug Qa.n, of New York, grand master of the Chinese lodges iu Am--i- ca. presided st the Masonic services. To he weird Oriental tones be chant ed lhe services Of the dead On either sides stood officers of the ledge in vel. low gowns, ous bearing the stats aid stripes, the other the dragon Hay of China.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
THE FITTEST SURVIVES.
Only One Left of Pack of Fifty Ma.
 -ooned Dogs.

The pack us about fifty dogs maroon pl 0u NrPRv's island. .u the N.ssIss.p- pl river above Sr. Louis. by owners who desired to get rII of them. has been diminished through lighting to a gauut roxhouud. Maddouod by hun ger. the dogs fought continuously, the slain being deyourod. Ferryboats fear ed to land at the desola,e island to sue cor the ravruous beasts, but the ferry men watched the progress of the fight ing for several days.
 On July r only two remained alive. heavy bodied mougrel and a fox hound. Side by side they paced along the shore. and suddenly the mongrel at tackled the hound. The combat was to the death. and both dogs were terribly Iacerated The hound finally managed to seize securely the mougrcIs throat and hold on uutl the latter was dead. Then the hound sat on a knoll iu view oG the fishermen and bayed to the noOu-the survival of the 6ttest.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
Fresh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Go. keep all kind Of fresh meat constantly o7 baud.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

All the dercscles of the season st ths Pack Train Restaurant
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
NOME GAMBLERS
 HEAVILY FINED
UNITED STATES HIRSHALS ARREST THEH, TY.TWO HEN AND THO OFFENDERS
 DRAW HEAVY FINES

With United States Marshal Powell in the lead, a crowd of deputies walked Into the Yokohama house on Saturday night and secured a agambliug layout as we'll as placing everybody on the prem lses under arrest. No game was 10 progress at the time. and many Of them were merely oDlookers and were dis cusstng the la,e 5O-mie race, says the Nome News.
 Twengy-Jwo were placed ur der ar- rest. bal bonds being attached to the warran.s and the bail was put up for the b, by Charles E HoN-le. The crowd immediately began to give ic,i- -5us 0ame-, and those Of a number of the mos. noted people in the United States were mentioned
 The defendants appeared before the United States comm jssioner this morn ing. a.d Charles E. HOxs.e and Frank Hall were each hned $500, whl e o.Br0eu, Danisls0n and Foster were a1 q goo each. The others were given So severe lecture by the court.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
LATE NEWS
 OF THE BOATS

WhlJehorse, Aug. 29-Up stream The SeIkirk was st Tantalus a, ll:+5 a. ID. yesterday. The WhiJehorse in Dawson at I p. ID. The Dawson Is .n Dawson.
 Down stream-Tbe Canadian wls last heard ol from Yukon Crossing.
 The wire IS down north O, White horse
 Next sailing .SrIktrk Frjdly
 Saag#as hOa.s-Tus rO.ca-e City vii. arrive Sunday. The Jefferson is due ,UuUrr0W.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29


 Of am efehteeu-moutn-olI infant Her father was thc complainant and said that his little girl refused Co stay at home. He stated that she Is a difficult child to handle and urged Jhe necessity of thr court taking 30 hand. He Is uD- able tu spank her.
 Mary. however. told the judge t was hot her fault that she was mot at home, as her mother had told her to leave, there was no, room enough in the house for her. Mary said she went Co stay with her annt who has a bigger Gal and had been with her ever since The court took another look at Mary and decided that the larger fat was the thing for her
 She Ioct its courtroom a free chuE
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
PLAYS HE30UN OI8GE.
Suicide Follows TSChaikOWSky'S
 Tragic Sixth Symphony,
COMPOSER KILLED HIMSELF.

Died by His Own Hand Just After Fin
 ishins Piece Which Miss Laura W..
 RonaIdson Chose as Her Swan Song
 Motive a Mystery.
 No clrw to the motive of her self destruction was discovered when the body of Miss Laura W. Eouuldsou, talented musician. artistic photoE, raDher. traveller and student was found in her apartment m la Porte hotel ut lIGl Amsterdam avenue New York city. Death had been caused by a bullet wound inflicted through the mouth The woman had horu dead. it was believed since 10 o.rInrk on tue
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
SBlGHAY WEATHER

The result ol the observation taken aJ Moore wharf St midnight, Aug 2s. 1907, Is as follows Temperature time Ob5erYaC'n 52 above Max. temp. preceding 24 hOurs..5l above Mn ..47 above Mean ..54 above
 Barometer 2g 7S
 Cloudy, calm.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
T0O FAT TO SPANK
Father of 220 Pound Girl Appeals ts
 Judoe For Aid

Judge For Aid.
 Worcester Mass. has rn. champion loavywv.gu, .~mnr.w child" Judge Ur,or u tau central district .our. ruh- bod his eyes and 'ouuml oEur his desk when Mary N rag.~ was w,.ed and waEIIrJ .a tn. stand
 "May N. Davis. gou ar. charged with nru- a stubborn .H.Id." declared thr clerk And lle judge ~a. hack with go jump. while his Jaws fr.I apart and lac was ~nn.aa.ns~
 Mary wr.-h~ 12r pounds and she looks every nw.e nr .- She said sae wa, nineteen years .d .ud ,.e mother
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
The Mascot

Mt. Vernon Rye, old Taylor and Bel mont Whiskies double stamped goods, 10 years old), and Rainier and Pacific Bottled Beer. ag the Mascot.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-12
BruttLebOrO Local
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Dancing.

Pr,yate dancing lessons. day or evening.
aes' Sanal st. 50tt
Music rolls and cases at Clapp & Jones.
Diaries and almanaes at Clapp & Jones.
monographs and records. Leitsinger 4
Dugan's Music Store. al
The Flash Fountain Pens, practical
novelty at 0lNpp'& Jones'.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-12

nv, Nc" England Farms Wanted.
has IN are W hundreds of people who want
Eto a your farm is the way to get a quick
saa any, ahl a good price. If your farm is
Z NJ" write at once to the publishers of
be- ~. England Farmer Established in
" FnrIL- t9eir cooperative plan of Selling
businss.ta ~ Farms. By our methods you
conm ds G.rect with the customer, you pay
| get -l'SSSl .' you get a quicker sale and
y6n an Ielter price. Write us and let us
ftissns99,,' ABOUT our plan. Show this ad-
bsrLu 10 your friends. We refer to
" Fnsio.l95 Aew England. Address, The
Farmer, Brattleboro. Vermont.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-12
DORnGII & Davis

It afford, us great pleasure to
announce that in all the years we
Hya brpu i'm business our stock
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-12
'|sOJLl.E!YSHONEYAr6TAR

Cough and heals lungs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
LEASED WIRE FOR THE STAR

Since the United Press Association was incorporated
last month aud became the acknowledged rival ct the old AS
socaed Press swift progress has been made towards develop
ing service point that viii make The finest OF s KIND
for afternoon papers aud mmeasuraby superior 10 the A.
contract has been made with the Western Union Iele-
graph Company build leased wire for The Star into this
city coming by way Of Portland direct from San Francisco
where connections will be made with tho main report OF the
United the East and South leased wire Tor
this completed from San Diego and Los Angeles to
San Francisco Thus within few months The Star will be
instantaneous with every Pacific Coast city Of impor
along entire seahoard OF 1900 miles An event
happening Angeles san Francisco then be flashed
into The Star Office within minute after It's occurrence, IN
stead being subjected the few minutes delay coca
stoned BY handling over the regular Western Upon wires.
The Western Union has ordered the wire and an material
necessary for the the and has agreed have
II in full operation not later than October.
The OF this addition The Stars excellent teie
graph service viii be very heavy but the publishers believe
that the development Of the paper has finally reached the
point where the leased with its aday exclusive service
is necessity,
Among many improvements which The Seattle Star has
Gently made facilities for gathering news is the creation
Alaska wire from all OF the principal in the
territory
Competent newspaper Nome. Fairbanks Juneau and
other places OF importance under contract 10 cable The
Star every Of importance occurring in their districts
The results already satisfactory. The Star now
has uptod Alaska service unsurpassed by that Of any
other newspaper the Pacific Coast
Those who have watched tho steady growth OF The Seattle
Star from the time eight years ago. when started its ca
in this city, will not be surprised oday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
WHAT A PLEASANT PARTY We ARE"

ehimpanree Recently guest
fashionable breakfast P Belmont
Newport cottage.
qalte perfectly follow
ock and white He welded his knife and fork
eegnuce. partook Of champagne cigarettes
Consul bad frock white
had knife and fork Somebody
had ignorant
cigarettes
Consul tho guest
didn't be q asst nd
koep
elbows Of table drink
necessary.
OF course. nothing Of
social ambition many
body He could whisper single entertaining story.
gambied lie took in the endless Of snHb
hing naey choking
Affection the and holiness q life
nsighbors the glang table only
intended be- anyhing
iu the first place be factor the progress
70 his nfe IN PRODUCING IN usnE others
the miserable ntte children
rafting mills to say This Is ~os Of It;
q purpose"
be least shame
They had tried make They had taught him
manners and They had they o
make him ~ 70 at down at the table
brilliant assemblags
II Consul had possessed mind only thought
what pleasant crowd Of ehirpanxses ~ srsi"
lie had forgotten Of his they forgotten
some Of their humanity.
Think about
II Is interesting a ehmpanzee 10 ike a man;
what Is u when point Of
a ehlmpanzeef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
SCRAPS

Fish live IN the ocean at a depth
Of $4,000 feet.
The birth rate In Germany ~ SIX
a thousand higher than in England.
The French unit Of horsepower
ia oncseventh less than the Eng.
lish
One hundred and fifty flr6men
are reQhrod on some OF the Allan.
&c liners
Germany has ten government
polytechnic schools having a total
Of i5.i5s students,
There are two women undertake.
erB in Oakland, Cal. while another
IL an articulator Of skeletons.
Three hundred girls are employed
In the harness trade In New York,
and Kentucky has a girl Jockey.
One of the largest typewriting
concerns IN the world IN in Now
YORK city and conducted by two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

hia oeiiuioid collar Judging from
tho aiEe ~ bis Adams apple. farm
products flourish out there IL ia
81 the Improved Mammoth variety
on which our common ancestor
would have rhoked % death. An. p
thought ] 10 myself What u Il ~
ny destlny 70 face thia manly coun.
tsnanre across che coniuEai break
fast tabs is the hithefwAfa Of the
futufuT~
Il was NOT love AZ first sight
bnt did speculate somewhat tee
DERBY as % how Mr. fInrlemowar
would look sitter being teaded 10
In 4 city barber shop
And. also. felt aWffi romantic
corresponding. like was. with
hume one 40 many miles aMaY and
only knowing him through an adj
So Z sat down and sent Mr Pin.
EiamoWef Ny picture
Ito iie Contlnuedl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
THE DRAWING

asked Jack to set one. lie did not
SAINT 60 take chances % getting q
horss AZ the time. and you men
Ners aukry AZ him for taking q
hand Ia thc argument Of my broth.
eF'in.law tbs other niEht called
BIN q coward for not getting "a
animal some way Not thinking Of
ths penalty OF such an act. be TOOK
the nearest horas. she ended with
a sob.
The mob was Interested. Intense.
y, opan-mouthed. bat many OF them
rlaiuru the story 70 b. taa invan.
ton OF a clever Woman'a brain.
Boys we will anly decide
matter IN one say. We viii place
az slips o. paper ia bat and on
three Of the sheets will be- writ.
ten the word death. and on the
otaeF thrce liberty One OF Won
will draw a slip and the first niip
drawn viii decide the answer whrth.
~ this man lives " dies. IL that
al right
The crowd gave unanimous as.
sent.
- AhtNW" NA"EAHFl NAA #tNU#
and taking of hts hat. alipplnR his
D.. and revolver holster a little
more 10 the front and convenient
he again stepped Upon the stump
aud told the crowd 10 pick a man
for the work Of drawing the fatal
slip A miner advanced. was blind.
folded and put his right hand into
the hat suddenly drew II forth.
tore the bandage from his eyes aud
holding up the slip read Liberty
-Four years later the same three
central figures were gathered
around log fire IN a mountaia
cabin Another figure came into
the room II was baby years
old The mother drew her 10 her
arms aud then the bis man Ia tho
center spoke. you ask me- how |
knew the result OF that drawing
would BE- liberty Well. ri tell YOU.
You see ! marked all the sllns
LIBERTY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
III

III
What wrote 20 Mr. FinEiemow.
or the Lonely Ranchef." WAS aim.
ply that his letter aid not eivc mo
much o. . uauint ~ his Trua Worth.
aud would be please send me =
LIKENESS of himself
also told him h. need not men
toe the SIS. GOO again. AZ any pos.
aible regard ! might cultivate for
him would not ncdeaaAgiiy b. 0f >
mefcrnafy brand
We'll. BE- must have liked ms let.
inFa PRETTY soil .foF he pFompily
cams back with q photograph
You should ure a. ! gnema ha
lives on q ranch all right
Il wan with mingled. II not
manKied emotions. that
studied the phlE Of phile.
mon FingiemnNer IL shines
with honsnt simplicity So does
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03


The captive vas 70 All appear
Ancsa living the last moments 81
hia life with rope about AS meek.
ths limb o. q tree In Gloss pfoKim.
~. and tho cfowd Of excited
miners. gamblers and prospscsorH
eurEins round him. he stood. fear
lesaly. quiet and resiEnod.
The leader Of the mob was speak
ing
Boys. fhia cyiitar Is about 30 die
Not because be shot q mar. nor b.
GAUSS be killed hair q doE~n men.
oF is a sfiwanu. 80. because be han
done shat no mAn Ia this section
Of the country would do had hs any
spark of che stuff wa are supposed
10 have lost on our entrance % the
wnst IN him honsr iio haa been
convicted hy common asseut as a
hess l.iirf. To o. hoes thief In
the section u che country where
We are - 10 BE- the lowest thing a
man an b. ain't a man AZ that
can be. I Amt got much 20 say
and I aln1 taking long 10 say u.
bot he's got 70 suffer the penalty
Of bis crime"
Flashing hls speech amid the
roar ~ the mems voices. 10 stepped
from The log on Which he was
standing and addressed the man.
III you know any prayers. mia.
ter. say them cause you wont
have long 90 live DO you want 90
be bllndfoldrd
"No. eaa the calm anawcr.
Then pray. we're the words %
che hia laliow
The crowd aid not expect 10 see
the figure move. but tn an instant
the man vas on his knees praying
with fsrxor sovsfal minutes had
elapsed when a horses hoofH were
heard grinding over the rocky read.
A minute more and a young woman
Of comely appearance threw herself
from her horse and sobbnd upon
the neck % the knoeling man.
Zoe Joc' what Ia the troubled
Oh. don't hlli himi Don't murder
hint" she aobbed. with the tears
binding her and rolling down her
aHhrn cheeks Joe. ! love YOU
love Above youi DO you an.
derstandfe she cried
lie said nothing. not even return.
lnE her carpaaca. aud staring
straight aaead. seemed TO be lost
Ia oblivion.
The words OF the big fellow. clad
In the blue flannel shirt. chaps and
boots. seemed 10 tear apart the
heartatrinEs OF the young woman
as she fell to the ground with a
sob
Watt waltz" she pleaded to
the mob ~ wish "a say something.
Listen to me. Tor Gods sakei"
The girls eyes we're dun and list.
leaa. She spoke in monotone,
without gestures Of any kind. Tier
plain black dress with the white
aahon hue Of her checks made n
contrast not 10 be forgotten in a
moment
Gentlemen. am the cause OF the
man standing there. dumb TO my
entreatiaH. II Wa not because he
wished the animal for himself. but
because ! had called him a coward
for not being brave enough TO face
this very scene.
My sister, you all know her. was
In agony nc her cabin on the hill
last night, and Il was the fault OF
tho man. her husband, who Ia most
strenuous iu his efforts to have
Jack, MY Jack, strung 20 that tree
lie would not get a. doctor himself
lie was too much OF a coward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

Love and DUTY have FLASHED
~ little more strenuous
hunebnt mat q tho only
% fesoet Mothers right and fathers pride dreams
~ me open window thinking mother blaefs
hands doing the family ron
IN ne office hr BuaueaN Man
enosepher who refuses into machine aud wonders Why
heaven mas refused the SIT OF 90
s Love Love- Love and not
The girl To love depended on 70 do the worlds
work than a butterfly. w. - 80 $3.50
Nature paints bushes on the aalowest
aues business s uat ever moha irresponsible
when Fe comes knocking at the door In the Love has
hesh oahd 20 Dc Huuant 70
better pictures mako richer music brilliantly
love That - because the woman artist sim
love The working girl has except wo-her work
ends with marriage 49, 49, w. -
There be- strong minded hammer the keys
and add miles Of making angie miiake ana
sun Ds IN e but they have left the enchanted
hood far behind-they automaona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
BRONZE STATUE /,
NOT WANTED

a numbof ~ tbe ar erstse. :, =.
city have voiced an obioris'~ +. i
The proposal % place an el.es ..'A =
per plated statue of a. ~ ', 4. x.
chief Seattle Ia the trIss, s.''s
fifih 49, s and Cedar y
declaration ia made that - =
statue would cheapen -
part of The world y
Rev - "a Cowen. Mlss R..,.
liauscom0 and othefs hass s..s
against ihe proposition -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
Observation-Disclosures.
'Thgailoffmt"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
"Didiertelbobq"
"Couidn. observation-disclosures"
"WuzzifWortmuchg"
"Shoritwuz
"Hommuch p"
"HcvutiflBenta."
"Diddithavasst2"
Yes. adlmlnganfouromralda."
Say. in0hoosgottlti"
"WhoY"
"Annisllttlbruder."
'Yessihaa"
"HOueBehaa"
"lmgoinaniakitrightawayfromim."
"ThersthklduOwi"
"Watchmei"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
STAR DUST.
BY JOSH
BY JOSH

this rabbit pic or--er-~or docking
round and diaooverinE there H. no
other diah) or notf'--1he latter.
Wen. Henry" said ths New
York man. who was visiting his
Chicago cousin, before I leave
town l want Go be sure aud visit
the stookYarda. tho Art Institute
aud the Field Museum I suppose
It's au old story TO YOU. no II youil
direct mo right III find om my.
self"
The Chicago man laughed
TIN ashamed 90 admit e. he
said. "but the fact IL I've lived In
this town fifteen years aud I've
noyer been out to the ntockyaFda.
I never Visited the Field Museum
and I've mover hesn To the Art IN
atltute. although pass Il every
day al my life I guess III take
day off and see the sights 81 my
own town"
lie did. aud was as much inter.
eated an bis cousin.
New. when ! go 10 New York
IN the fail" be said. 4 want you
10 take mo out Go ellis island 20
see the immigrants come tn II
muat be a great sight And ] want
10 gcl view from tho Statue Of
Liberty and walk down tho How.
cry
Sure. said the New York cousin.
"Fd like so SEQ those things once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

The Pacific sqaadr0n i nos =
bremerton and he nasg yars -
has more haiiieships of III oIa....
than ever before 10 the his,sry 2
the Puget Sound Nav IA
Among others are the baslle.lr
Nebraska. Oregon and NImnas
the guubONis Chlcaso. nnsisa. j
baBy. Chaflegion and Bmffsh =
training ship Phiisdslphls u
prison ship Nipsie and 10 IL
mense drydock Boats leass -
2 at 8 30. $50 aud 10 a n. 1T
? 3e and 4 20 p m Roan1 II, ~
ChildFen from 10 IL. hail p,sss -