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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
With Mr.. Strobe.

Mr.. Strobe and the witness discussed the
matter of the best method of getting to
the single book list at some length, and
finally Mr. Strobe asked:
ITO pass from the multiple list to the
single list, would the following plan be
practicable?:
Il. Adopt single list OF approved books,
preferring those most largely used
80 Allow any county wishing a change
to go to single list books.
80. Permit any county to continue use
of books already in use.
"A. Allow no county to change to any
other than single list books, at single list
prices
"I am not prepared TO answer definite
ly without further thought, but on first
blush 1t looks to me that the plan would
be a good one. 1t Is certainly worthy of
the best consideration" replied the wit
ness.
..Do you think If it should be adopted,
that by the end of four years, so many
counties would have gone to the single
lis. that by the next adoption it would
be feasible to put the whole State on
the single list basis, so far rs the books
had been satisfactory"
"If the plan is workable, that would
be the undoubtable result"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
FREDERICKSBURG MAN
MEETS HURRlBEL DEATH

BILLINGS. MONT, January led
win u. Jack, an oiler at sugar fac
toro, was killed In horrible manner
Yesterday. Jack was wearing his overall
blouse unbuttoned, and the garment
caught in rapidly revolving shaft.
'rhe man was whirled around the shaft
at terrific rate, tearing his body to
pieces. Jack came from FrederlckS-
Lllrr VQ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12

that It was determined by the committee
that the investigation would be deferred
until February. ask this, inasmuch as
the public expected statement from me
to-day. Sincerely.
JOHN p. KENNEDY"
Addressing the librarin from the chair,
Mr.. Byrd said: Mr.. Kennedy, 80 far
as the taking testimony Is concerned. the
committee mas decided to rise until Feb
ruary list. but IL you wish to add to
your statement of yesterday, the COM
mittee will gladly hear you now
Il have nothing to add, Mr.. Chairman.
simply wished the public to know that
was present and ready to answer any
auestions the committee might desire to
ask me-
At IL o'clock NJ. the committee rose and
held n brief executive session in the
clerks Office of the Senate.
Chairman Byrd will remain here for
several days-perhaps n. week-carefully
going over the transcript Of the evidence
In the library matter. and when the COM
mittee meets here again on February
9Th. Mr.. Kennedy will very likely be the
first witness Senator Strobe has gone
home. but Mr. Cox will meet in execu-
tive session with Mr.. Byrd from day to
day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
Virginia
Trust Company
No. e2a Northwest Corner Tenth and
Main Streets.

The Safety Deposit Boxes in
vault Of this Company, in point
Of security against fire and bur-
glars, are equal TO any. Rental
charge, $500 per annum and m,
according to size. Courteous att
tention to renters.
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STORM lULlED
IN BOOK MAT TER
(Continued from First Page.)

NOUIItIIItItU IIVlII FIIsL I sfSFJ
system. This 100000, he said, had been
added to the price OF the books furnished
the patrons, and was now being paid
back by them.
Questioned by Mr.. Strobe as to the
evil Of frequent changes in books. wit
ness declared that he heartily endorsed
the sentiment expressed by Attorny-Gen-
eral Anderson. when on the stand, that
there are lot of fads about this fire.
auent changing of school books.
He thought in many cases the changes
were not necessary. and simply served to
work hardship upon the patron.
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Mr.. Kennedy's Request.

MIR. Eggleston was excused ut few
minutes before noon, and Chairman Byrd
read the following note from Librarian
II p Kennedy who was In the room:
Dear Mr. Byrd,-I will be glad ii you
will make a statement to the effect that
/ was ready to proceed as witness, but
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
HaDe One
Doctor

No sensein running from one doctor
to another. Select the best one, then
stand byhim. Do not delay, but con-
suit him in time when you are sick.
Ask his opinion OF Ayers Cherry Pee
toral for coughs and colds. Then use
It or not, just as he says.
we pm blish tho formulas J. C.Ayor Co.,
or all our preparations. Lowell, MASS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
Into the Next Day.

"When leave you to-night,' said Mr..
Stayate, 81 hope yol,---"
"Gracious! Are you coming again to-
night?" exclaimed Miss Patience Con
ne.
Then for the first time the proximity
of the dawn dawned on him and he lit
out,-Phlladelphia Press.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
ELECT DIRECTORS
AND OFFICERS
Chamber OF Commerce Of Alex
andria Holds Important
Meeting.
KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED
Marion Logan Victim OF Bold
Hold-Up at Door Of Friends
House.
fsnec,al TO The Timea.p sspatcn. !

Especial to The Tirne5-DispaNcILi
ALEXANDRIA, VA. january 1.-THE
Chamber of Commerce, which was organ
ICED october 1, 1906, last evening elected
the following board of directors, to serve
for the ensuing year: George $. French,
Il. C. Smith, F.. Bendheim, A. d. Brockett,
II. s. Harper, J. NJ. Hin, Charles King,
III. Kirk, Jr., John Leadbeater. George d.
Hopkins, Harry Hammond j. r. Johnson,
w. r. Smoot ". A. Smoot, Jr., and j.
Y. Williams. The directors elected the
following officers. W. "A. Smoot, Jr., pres
ident, and J. 7. Preston, secretary and
treasurer
This organization now has u member
ship of thirtythree, and new members
are being enrolled regularly. The mem
bership is composed OF some of the most
prominent business men in the city.
Victim of Hold-Up.
! Marion Logan, fifty-three years of age.
| a harness maker by occupation, who lives
| al Remington. Fauquier county, Va, was
the victim of a bold hold-up shortly after
| IL o'clock last night, when some unknown
| man Knocked him down with black
| jack, and then at the point of a pistol
| robbed him of $50. Mr.. Logan later APP
peared at the police station and reported
the occurrence. His injuries, while pain
| full are not of n serious nature, and We're
attended to at the station house, and
| Mr.. Logan remained there overnight
| When the robbery occurred Mr.. Logan
| was about to enter the house Of a rela-
| tive, Mr.. Charles Afankin No 210 North
Patrick Street, where lie intended stop
ping for the night.
Elects Officers.
! At the annual meeting OF German CO.
/ Operative Building Association, held last
evening. the officers elected were as fol-
lows: Isaac Eichberg, president: Justus
Schneider secretary and treasurer; Thos.
Hoy and p. F. German, directors for
three years. p. NJ. Bradshaw, Henry
Baader and John d. Normoyle, trustees.
Carry A. Nation is scheduled to de-
liver an address at the Opera House here
January II. Printed on the dodgers dis
tributed is the following: Your loving
home defender-How / smashed; why l
smashed; how You may smash 1t is
stated on the bill that an admission fee
of 10 cents will be charged.
The remains of Mrs. Catherine Cand-
ler whose death occurred yesterday
morning, We're this morning forwarded
to Richmond Va, for interment
An entertaining address was delivered
tonight by Miss Richards. of Washing
ton, at r. e. Lee Camp Hail, under the
auspices OF the Cameron Club.
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rural delivery carrier In the state" said
Representative Ollie James to-day. Ger
iilenn Is In his district. IF had known
there was one should have protested
against his appointment. The Republican
party In the South is hard put to when
1t cannot find respectable white Repuo-
Leans to take the places OF carriers"
Small Post-Offices.
Representative Flood Is being much
troubled with complaints Of the patrons
of fourth class post-ofFlces in the Tenth
District, owing to the abolition of such
Offices. through the establishment OF rural
free delivery routes. Such complaints
from Rockbridge Augusta and Fluvanna
are especially serious. While the abolish
ment OF an Office OF this class in many
cases does not affect. possibly, n majority
Of the patrons. 1t does affect Il large
minority. who do not live Immediately on
the newly established free delivery route.
The Office OF Brookwood, in Augusta.
which has been in existence ever since
the creation OF the postal system. or
nearly, is about to be abolished. and the
patrons Of the Office are making most Wig
orous protest. Similar protestsare coming in
against the adjustment of the post office
at Fancy Hill. in Rockbridge. 1t is likely
that both offices Will have to go.
Representative Saunders is devoting
a great deal of his time to the extern
sion OF the rural service In his dis
trict, or making efforts in that direc-
ton. be spends great deal of every
day trying to show the officials of the
Post Once Department the Importance
of free delivery Of the mali in the
mountains OF Carroll and Patrick and
Grayson. and he is meeting with sue
cess.
Il am deeply impressed with the i'm
portance of putting citizens OF more
or less Isolated localities in close touch
with the outside world" said Mr. Saun-
ders to-day. II believe there Is no
better way than to give them carrier
service which will deliver their mail
at their door every day"
Martin Back.
Senator Martin and Mrs. AIartin have
returned from charlottesville, after a
short absence. They are looking after
changes and improvements to the resi-
dence which the Senator purchased
near Charlottesville a short time ago,
after selling his farm near Scottsville.
II ID his intention to remodel the home
and make other improvements. WHICH
Will make the residence more attrac-
tive.
The time TO make money In timber
lands in Lunenburg county has not
passed. as somebody said the other
day." said Representative sb1uthalL
The construction of the Tidewater
Road through the county put up the
prices enormously. but, even though
they seem high. l believe there Is
hardly to be found better investment
than some of the pine lands OF Lun..
1 enburg. When the road is completed
the demand for these lands VIII be
s.,.r F.QE,.l
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MAYNARD Indignant.

Mr.. Maynard was indignant to-day
over the circulation of silly rumor.
that certain member of Congress had
agreed to support the OIL to loan the
exposition company million dollars on
the condition that contractors from his
city be given contracts for all the work
to be done down there in the way of
erecting buildings.
THE buildings have been contracted
for said Mr. Maynard. That fact
alone would stamp the story as ridicu-
lous Furthermore. is 1t TO be supposed
any man would give SO much for one
mans vote?" and the Second District
representative laughed heartily.
~ do not wish you to construe this
as denial of story SO ridiculous 1t
should not be dignifed by a serious
statement concerning it"
For Jamestown.
Colonel Thomas Smith. of Warrenton,
and S. l.. Kelley of Richmond. Will go
TO Nashville on Monday for the pur-
pose of presenting the claims of the
Jamestown Exposition to the Tennes-
see Legislature. Later they will go to
Montgomery. Ala, and show the legis-
lators OF that. State the wisdom of
being represented at the greatest of
ali expositions. The reason that the
matter of making an appropriation for
representation at the exposition has
not been urged on these States prior
to this Is that 1t was felt that II was
unnecessary to urge Southern States to
make an appropriation for N exhibit at
an international exposition held on Vir-
pipia soil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
FARMERS UNIONS
PROFITABLE

TACOMA. AUG. THAT a farm.
eFa' union Ia just 80 feasible a plan
uf protective Organization az any
other union. and that suek an or.
sanitation can make large profits
for rs members. was demonstrated
at the annual usecfiar ~ the stock.
holders Of the bay Island Pfoducers'
union. In session afi day yesterday
In the United States court rooms.
This union comprises a member
ship OF AT9 farmers shnse ranches
Ito In what IL knuNn M the rflay
Island country" or in the western
portion Of Pierce county. and par.
ticulafiy upon the islands of Puget
sound located within the boundaries
Of the county.
The reports rad yesterday show
ed that durfng the past ~ months
the union agent on the Commercial
dock has sold farm produce Of a
total value Of so soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
PLEASANT PEN FOR RICH CRIMINALS
s,sa SING DEVELOPS A nle
SCANDAL AND GOV. HUGHES
srAsrs An INVESTIGATION
rpAr MAY START SOME.
THING ALL OVER IRE
COUNTRY

SEATTLE star Exclusive ser>lee-l
NEW YORK. AUG, Charges Of
usft petty larceny. fasoFisAin %.
wards rich prisoners Al the nsos'
ianspus states prison IN the conn
tn. has led Gov. Hughes % ordei
a Investigation. and the inquiry
may start something dong ~ g
de coadact OF state rafsrnlaiariea
al over the conntry.
Ia the meantime there n almost
panic among the sing Sing prisun
hsepers. They have visions of
HaShas performance In The insur-
xacs Investigation. AID they look
tsr similar gTiiling
warasn Addison Johnson ~ Sing
xax has already gone overheard
n order 10 lay The ground work
NJ ila laQulry Hughes seat n v.
cplnnz state superintendent q
unons 10 Slng Slng for a tnik
Nh lehnsun The latter refused
a alk Re claimed that Coliins
Nd 10 Tixht 20 cross examine hatn
Ne Ann found that Colllna had
sisau q sathority and then re-
xxrsE rsIker than answer cues
asna
Jesse y Frost has been chosen
. saersed Iokns0n. Ito has Ga
ssraNlans 10 administer the affairs
q, taa hig Institution with justice
~ = eliminate graft and faxor!t
km
cnsfxss ladged With the governor
xrs thai rirA criminals with the best
4 sealEh crowd ire prison hospital
stEs poor prisoners are allowed
. safisr 10 cells without proper
s;fazlinn.
Hlsk class crooks from New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
hADEAU GOES
ON STAMPEDE

PORT rowNsENp. Aug T.
Victor u Tnll pres.aont OF the Tu.
bal Cain Mining company. ioft over
the Port Townsend Southern for
Iron Mountain. whore tho com.
pany'a pfupertiea are located 1 A.
Nadean, Attorney w w Felgcr and
J. A. Nararfe accompanied Mr. Tnll
and before tho party roturna they
VIII have ataked every available
claim Ia the vicinity OF tho noun,
tain Each Of the party viii stake
Tor himself. and nearly hun
dred powers 81 attorney claima will
he located tor friends Of tho party
The latoat assay Of the product or
tho mines show copper Ia greater
Quantities than has ever been
hound Ia the state Of Washington
The grcateat secrecy was main.
lainod BY the party until they had
departed with enough powers Of a.
torney 10 cover tho entire noun.
tain With mining claims Local
eitiHona are starting from here In
twua and thrcea In tho hope OF got.
tins In GA tho bonanza
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
SHORTAGE OF
SALMON

10. slaca 1854 has there beca
msk shnrfaea In thu SALMON mar
zst Alazta red saimon are said
% y 80 90 eases short OF an Rv.
RAGS RIA and PaEcf Sound SOCK
sTes = .9e9 eases short Il b fiK
wed nat ire ioss this year viii
- heeeQee In the sound can.
ssdm the seaaoas pack II pat az
leee4 cases. and The worst pre-
mus pack Vas i13.fls cases. ise.
sxnsa Of the scarcity Of fish. salmon
nsa afe taiking Of securing a
siosea season for the fish. Il Ia
Because Of the wauson murder OF
Ne salmon that this state of AZ.
hirs e1ista
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
GOVERNMENT HEAVY LOSER.

LOSSES reaching well up In the
thousands VIII be sustained BY tho
unlted States government ia pay,
inE for the loan of registered pack.
afes which were In the maila ON
ne Dakota. hctwnun loo aud 2 !.
oup packages were Loaf. The max.
'snafn responsibility which the gov
osnmeat assumes Il tss psr pack.
nEe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
auRNHo IN TRAM warek.

RALEIGH ~ O.. Aus. 1.-Two
bodies IN the burning debris and
one body recovered from tho wreck
III ffoiEht cars burned and several
paHaengera alightly injured. are tho
results OF a hcadon collision on the
southern railway, nine milosaeaat
81 this city. last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
MURDER sulolps.

Los ANGELES. Au3T- Thomas
IL Chapman, agad so years, an
expert accountant, late yesterday
afternoon shot aud moriaily
wounded barbara Hayward. the
woman with whom be lived 10
years, and then. turnlng the re-
volver upon himself, blew off tho
top OF his head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
GAMBLING DEN IS RRlDED

Chinese gambling den. running
!. An EAST In the rear q the
..,,ss. 4, sis Washington 81. was
s.,,,.a last night BY Police Ser.
-, r,rd Rannlek. who was
- "a smash through the
~, 49, ,..alux lnio the room where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

York. thanks 20 political influence.
are given consideration dns To
gnrsta rather than priaon treat.
snwnt
Letters couthiaiug moaey aenf
20 prisoners havc. Ia many cases.
failed OF delivery Keepers are
charged with HAVING acted ~ mcs
aengoFa 10 get usaney for favored
cnnxicsa ana reCsiVgnx Is ppr cent
% the money collected for their
aoryicen. They are said to- carry
ga the bNAtne2e OF aaIHng supplies
60 prisoners AZ ex0rbitAnt prices,
and OF Requiring pas from convlcfa
for NFaAh services that ara really
tn the llna Of enty The clothing
given discharged prisoners IL said
70 cost leaa than oncthird 81 the
amonnt appropriated Nv the state
for that purpose. Charges ars maar.
too. Of the brutal treatment of pris
uuefw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
SUNSET GIRLS ENTERTAIN
Ar WILDWOOD PARK

Guilty 20 properly entertain THAR
quests, and % tho reputation they
men made they added much last
plkht Tho dance was Que OF tho
pieAaaniest elvon at wildwood
park this summer. Wagnora or.
oh,stra provided tee mssic. and
during tho eycnlng nEht refrpah.
mcntn were served.
Credit for tbs splendid auocoaa
Of the second annual dance il
ErDNlY due TO- Mlaaaa Kathleen
saso. trma ~nallon and Jennie la.
fin. the committee ia charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

DR., Merritt NJ Ring, until 70.
Gently q prominent local oateopath
and physician. has been appointed
chief Of the department Of ehemis
try. dfxnalyHia and toNicoiugy. at
the Los Angelica College Of Oata.
ene Of the largest inatltu
tions Of ita kind IN tho west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
STATE NEWS

ksy. y Howard a mlnlafer Of
1l''nn who was stricken IN his pul
~ Annday. has died
-. James \ Smith. Of Portland
a'oNnsd yesterday at Long
- 1900 e. ~hila asiemptIng 20 rescue
~ ~ lzlearoia son from drowning.
sal'h vas caught IN the under
=. ne lad was rescued but may
v,l re state railway commission
~ pFuea freight rates al he
'snag IN October. Several drag.
nads ''"'suig ne
,. nas'ness men Of Hcqmara have
nizea 70 fight Sunday closing
So. .-s burpee Broe' dry kiln NJ
1910 a-.11fseA was destroyed b. fire
's,sfasy Afternoon. The Lea win
ma " Ai4Af
~ .atsl@fs are most faatidloug a.
'h Yakima. Recently several
,-sss we're entered and elotbaa
~ ~ Iisa o. before being taken.
LILLIAN Birchard. Of Davru
- iowa. spent the other uiVht
80. ~ hair n. not beina reacped
80 49, early morning b. friends she
',s lost her way.
rofi Townsend msfebaota 49,
-'ning a holiday and pes,o hi
hear future
y g Pratt. formerly Of ballard
r. ss Z south Bend yeateraay from
$40 s''VN Jaundice. lie was ono az
ss ~ ssss clay pigeon shots 10 the
,,s's. ,fS Kingston. a oolored lnal.
eses 49, arrested at Belllneham Tor
80 s'as disturbance, claims that
NJ disorder was committed when
i.',, va evidently asleep. Tho az.
&c. sanes was attacking a police ~
M. nth a knife. His upuanal
N1s. aia not 70 down with ne
Tf,. and q fine was given.
A.. A, aan saloonmsn o. Aberdeen
49, charged with disobsying The
Isl sunday and Keeping omen
WV htHa MAJ sns.t,..fs a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

the games vert located before he
could effect the capture.
Two men were PLACED under ar.
rvtt, who gave their namca az Char.
lle Suea and Chin F'ot The officer
secured az evidence much gambling
papnhcrnalia aud nearly $500 in
money The place has been close
N watched Tor several nights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

80. meond annual dance under
.a.nlces Of the young women
y ,..es a. operators by the Sun
relephone company Was held
$3.50, Al wildwood park. ON
~, - Washineiou The s'ea@cr
IA l.n'..sw,'sS was ehartered for The
M. ..ses leavlns i.oschl park short.
seEe a. ! O'clock and returning Ia
- - =. the last cars home
sl's - - venur women ot tho Sunset
~ demonstrated enc YEAR
49, y. y ihslf first annual dance their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
CASE POSTPONED.

EnwtEeer r L. Narney. Of che
Lydia Thompson. against whom
charges % drunkenness while on
ausy have been prescrrea. ID san
missing ard for that reason the
date 81 hia bearing has been post
poned nutii next Tuesday Tnurnlng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

81 for t15.e00 damages for tho
assh Of Paul Petruz has been b.
IN Agaiast The Tanner Lumber
~ sag n The names of Mrs. Mary
sHFas. widow. and Paul petruH. IN.
~ taa Petfus. who Vas an
sts'nas. vas killed on July Is.
'slas struck b. plank In the mIli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
70 DEATH BENEATH TRAIN

G. =. hiordAn. iaborpr az years
old. vas ground % pieces under the
Wheels 81 an east bound Northern
Pacific limited train near LESTER
yesterday morning. The rumAins
we're brought 20 Seattle and buried
Ia tho puttor'H field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

The Sons Of Norway viii hold
their annual pienie sunday al
Pleasant Beach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
MOTHERS, BRING THE BOYS
THIS OBJECT LESSON SALE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY ON A
SCHOOL SUIT

AHAo I'D EAA GLooOts oALh WA
scHoc
Boys Blue Serge Suits. double breasted
coat. lined with heavy sateen' knee
pants, good full sizes regular $500
Object Lesson price ..... $3.9S
Boys Knee Pants. all neat colors sizes
10 Is. These are high-grade. all
wool goods; regular 75e and Sl00
grades. Object Lesson price !. fSf
Boys Cotton Pants, strong beyond
compare sizes 20 "a: worth any
ones four bits. Object Lesson price
Just ........ ..........l WI Bits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

The funeral Of the late y. Jacob
Mat. Who died Monday. vii b. held
~ $50 tenorruw morning from
tbs Sacred iirart church later.
msent VIII take place Ia Calvary
ccmetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07
CHAMPION WRESTLER CONES.

TOXIC. Aug. Cham pion wresf.
Ter siiaehiyama starts for America
today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

New steamer Tourist for navy yard
~ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

nasslsship Nebraska a. SayY Yard.
see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

Money loaned 90 diamonds. etc.
Strictly confidential. Reasonable
rates. 20f Bailey Bldg go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-07

Boys Suits, one lot a broken line OF
high-grade knee pant, double breast
ed coat suits, that sell commonly for
$3.50 to $500; several patterns to Sc
lect from. Object Lesson price
....... .........S 1.oS
Boys Cotton Suits, knee pants, double
breasted coat, sizes 9 to IL. These
arc good strong suits and well worth
500 Object Lesson price .S1.00
Youths All Wool Suits, long pants,
coas and vest Of best makes and best
Of material: sizes IL to 20; regular
$50 Special .....S $3.50