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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-02-01

r. W. Vinson has nice line OF Rogers
and Wostenholm's Pocket Knives and Ra-
xors. Also Razors of Wade 4 Butcher make
For sale at low prices.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-02-01

This year will be q strenuous one for the
politician, as there are four members OF the
Legislature to be selected, our States Attor-
ney and Sheriff, and two members Of the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-02-01

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Epworth II.
E. Church, GaitheFsbuEg, will hold an oys-
YER supper IN Masonic Hall on February
22nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-02-01

Willismson's Sarsaparilla, the best medi-
cine in the world to purify the blood. Fol
sale only at Vinson's Drug Store.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-02-01

Paint brushes, all sizes and grades, at low
eat prices, at Wilson'S Drug Store.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-02-01

When the cold winds dry and crack the
skin box Of salve can save much discom-
fort. In buying salve look for the name on
the box to avoid any limitations, and be sure
you get the original DeWitts Witch Hazel
Salve. Sold by r. W. Vinson, Rockville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

One Of the oldest disappearance
cases ever reported TO the local po-
lice Is that Ia which the aged par
entR Of George L. Parker. Of The
nensmore hotel. aie6ss First ay..
are the missing characters.
The authorities have thousands
81 cases on record In which par
ents have reported their Offspring
as missing. but this II the first time
that son has. as FAR as the police
know. lost hie parents In Just the
way that Parker has lost his.
Mr. Parker alleges that be &C
companiea his father and mother 10
the Owl restaurant. on First sy..
Tuesday evening. and left them
there while be went out on an er.
rand. When he returned 20 the
restaurant. be says. they were gene.
He returned home and waited,
but they did not put In an appear
ance
AZ fi30 O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing the son became alarmed and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
STATE RECEPTION Aso BAlL.
lasar Anselal Aarxiael

OLYMPIA. Jan. ff.-Tsss date ~
TIE state fsception ard bail given BY
the eitsxeus ~ Olympia 70 the mem
h~vs II the legislature ana state "a
mtnistFafien has been st for the
evening II Tuesday. tanuary a.
and from the number q requests
for Invitations which are betnx Re.
eeived ~ the chairman 81 the ar
ranxsments committee Il IL evident
that the affair viii prove crush
seldom eaualed In the sogiai history
u the Cagitol city TIE requests
soT Invitations come from nearly ey-
cry city In the state.
me grand march wftf Be led b
r. J. Msc7arty. tn mayor u OlyTn.
pia. and Mrs. Mad. wifs 81 the
governor 81 the state. Next in tire
elli be Gov. Mead and Mrs Nc
Clarity They viii be followed ~
ths judges u the supferne court
ard state officials with their wives
IRE affair ~f1 - held IN the
Lobby. she building in whish the
legislative session % 1904 Vas held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
Aged Couple Disappear Tuesday Night and Are Not
Heard of Again-Were Strangers in the City-Pro-
prietress of Densmore Hotel. Where the Younger
Parker Is Stopping, Dscredts the Sons Story.

reported the matter 20 the police.
All day yesterday the police
searched for Parker's parents. but
without avail
stu Missing.
This morning they we're stili
missing aud the son. who fears
something terrible may have hap
pene1 to them Is nearly frantic
with worry and excitement
Mr. Parker's father and mother
we're both strangers in the city The
elder Mr. Parker was 20 years old
and his wife so.
plseredlts story.
A reporter called at the Dens-
more hotel this morning. but could
not find the younger Parker. Mrs.
Rauada. the proprietress Of the
hosfeiry, declared. however. that
she did not believe the sons story.
4 think he Jus; imagines his par
cnts are lost. she said. He is a
queer sort His parents never
stopped here"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
tseriop, Telegraph ssrxIss.l


KINGSTON. Jamaica. Jan IT,
A tidal wave has followed the dis
astrous earthquake. completely al
torinE the shore line az Holland
hay. and Il Is feared that this city
may slip bodily into the sea. The
bed Of Kingston hafbor Is sinking.
and In many places the water e. 100
feet deep. Residents are fcelng In
terror from this new and deadly
vista lion.
II H. now estimated that I 200 per-
sons are dead. and that af the thou
sands Of injured man ywiil die. The,
property loss IL estimated at So.
0oa o0a Nearly every resident f.
homeless Natives are existing on
fruits but the white population
faces starvation.
CHASTITY scenes are witnessed on
all Sides The blacks. being In tho
majority. have lnaugurated a reign
II crime. and are robhing dead bod
los. despite every effort to prevent
them
The streets are filled with terror
stricken citizens. buildings have COLI
iapscd. filing the streets with de-
hria. the gas and electric light plans
have been ruined. and the fire de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

nEI.I.INQtfAN. Jan. tff-An
arsn switch caused = fatal ~fsek
an the Great Northern road Al Is
this morning. when the south hound
owl train from Vancouver crashed
head=on into passenger train
Nhieh MAS stationary on = side
track In the Great Northern yards
here. Prank Watts. = company
watehinan who Was ln the cab u the
stationary engine. was instantly
killed. nna Engineer Scott. Of the
moving train. was fatally injured
lie jumped. bat was crushed IN the
areeksss. vhieh Was hsapsa upon
airn Wis fireman vas also badly
Injured. Several passengers we're
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
THROUGH TRAIN
REACHES CITY

The Great Northern has cleared
It's tracks 20 81 Paul The first
train 20 arrive In Seattle, direct
from 81 Paul since January l.,
reached herr at $40 O'Clock this
morning. The Past Mali train.
carrying the government mall. seat
into Spokane over the Northern Pa.
cigIc tracks ana arrived in Seattle
~ - - o'clock yesterday after.
noon
The Great Northern'n Fast Mail
due yesterday. IL 81 Spokane. hAv.
lng been the first train 70 travel
directly over tho Great Northern
road Tor several days The train IA
divided into three sectionn aud shet
arc expected 20 arrive Ia Seattle
tonight
The Northern Pacific IL stiil run
ulnx one day behind schedule All
u yesterdays trains are due TO ar
rive thls afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
IF HE'S SANE HE'S "SPOOFING" AND
IF HE ISN'T "SPOOFING" HE'S INSANE

column Of the books of the Seattle
baseball club there stoed five fig
ures. large and Eiaring. silent tes-
tlmonlal 60 the lack % foresight Of
some of Seatfies most highly re-
spected business men.
ON = silver platter Russ Hall WAS
handed al that remained OF the Sc
attia baseball club. But the platter
was hot aud he refused to reach
for Il. and he shed not a tear while
n lay At his feet crushed and
broken beyond all hope Of reHur-
rection.
puadale Comes 90 Town.
Aud then e was that DuEdale
boarded car IN the Rainier valley
and came 20 town And out over
the city. covered with SNOW and
Zee. went the word that Dug had
come into his own. Fans who had
been silent since the days a. the
old ball park found their baseball
voices coming back. and from man
sions on the hills aud hamlcts IN
the hollowa there welled Tor a cry
Of welcome.
OUTLAW or regulnr. Il matters
not. DuRdale baseball Is what the
people want And n Judge Will
liam cor whatever his namc la Me-
cfedio thinks that he can bunco
us again he's plumb crazy And
this Is said In the kindiicst spirit
Stay AMONG u as long as you like,
Judge, but get over the idea that
you can ever do business In the
baseball line IN this city,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
WIFE OEM0UNCES
JOHN KELLY

Long. John Kelly. formerly one
II seattien best known bluecoats.
faced an irafe wife this morning In
the divorce suit brought against
him In the superior court
Mrs. Anna Kelly. the wife. &C.
cuned the erstwhilc policeman Of
hahitual drunkenness and abuse OF
her and her children. Mrs Kelly
became particularly eloquent when
she told Of her husbands alleged
visits to Turkish bath houses after
some Of his alleged orgies Kelly
sat with his face In his hands and
never once lifted his head during
his wlfesa arraignment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
|rOTTERILL is ASSURED
FAIR DEAL IN SENATE.

bunch % uniformly straight repuh-
liean ballots drawn cut Of the box
Ia succession.
Another feature Of the Lyons
Cetteriu contest which may con-
.Viudc Il In ccttefill's favor without
Reaching . trial n the fact that
the contestant has made ma effort
10 comply with the law, which pto-
vides that such contest shalt be
Instituted in the district Within 30
DAYS after the election and tho
Testimony taken prior 10 the cen
vsnlns u the legislature,
Autseu's Glass House.
Comment has been aroused here
by the fact that Senator HutHoo. Of
FRANKLIN and Wnlla Waiia caGntleu.
appears 10 be the floor iesdsr Of
the fight FOR Lyons, a circumstance
which u ia Itself significant in
view Of the fact that ilutspn n not
a legally constituted saeneef % the
senate. A already widely pre-
claimed. autson forfeited hls seat
under the constitution when he ae-
ceptcd the appointment AZ assist
ant United states district attorney
under Attorney =. &. sullivan. Al
Seattle. II h even limited that "
he becomes TOO active friends 81
cotteflli may effuf q resolution ask
ing the COMMITTEES on privileges aud
elections 70 lnxealiaate The standink
Of Hutsan.
cottefllrs action In Setting into
the new deal combination. nov Ia
oan control Of the senate. insufss
that his ease viii. throughout IT,
entire consideration be heard en- 10
inertia. as shown ~ the LEGAL
phascs and the testimony. This Ylf-
tually inaafca that he Aiii retain
hi. seat. Msanwhiir CeiisFlll has
piuuxea actively into the werk 81
the session ard has sivrn evidence
n an Intention q 90 che beat pos
ulhls nerk ~ which be - capable,
regardless % the effect u might
haxs on bis membership, IN his tn
production yesterday % the militia
tlxs and referendum measure
eepisd after the Qregon law. with
amendments along the lire q the
best Thought on the question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
STABBING AFFRAY
Ar SKAGWAY
fs,sr Special ssrvlos.)

skAGwAY. Alaska. Jan. IL
Isss Night Dent Miller made a dead.
" assault with a knife on A. GosH.
a ionEshoreman. The men came TO
blows IN the Mascot saloon and be.
fore the two wera separated Goes
VAS badly knitted lie staggered
through the saloon doors aud fell 10
che Sidewalk with Is knife wounds
in hls body. HE WAS taken 10 the
Red Cross hospital and attending
physicians aay he will recover.
Miller was arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
!, /, INNS TO Get None the Best of the Fight for
y =. From 36th DiStrict-Seattle Democratic
,.,asr Acting With InSurgent Majority.

ss g.sh Ian 1.-THE
Ql'an : e.s,es tsox rinfues enters
s|,'sss. : ..slsss u lee lyons Ger tas
w. ~ - ..sts senatc Go Witch the
~ Z 4 sns rnissy sls,a als's ,..'
wefl -. =. cotterill In hts
tsssse <ers sets faFth that ~
sepal..'' ..' = Il lhe sixth ward.
~ - .....s sapiHinv ne Seattle
sAe 49, '..s,..aaay's t'eurth AZ. car
kasei'' - ~ wsss bat tas Votes east.
hefssA -. ..',,.s ,rtufusd fer hln ne
iest ~ y. ss'sssfill 60 Votes aud Tor
sesss = = ne socialist esndita'e.
N'ss lssal q iae Votes -
y w - ths total uufnosr east.
W. <sm.n preeiaeg 81 the Etxhsh
y nneeIaat an che top II
49, ,aes An Il i ST forth that
- It's yctss east and that
- ereaissd BY the official
-. essh havsns rcesivsd 81.
49, - sna Fsekeluian 2. to-
4 IN - I've niatt ttt@N taH
~ rAess figures. e i aa-
- N cesterilL tally WITH the
80 ssarns
osAsr Essdsnes q Fraud.
- - s,sx1er4ncy in totals 40
q ~ whale ssory - the ac-
- =. 4 s,.s. eonnmlsted II = q fact
80 s-sxh ~ persons familiar With
- h1afs IL fgaesicv. and ca
- y wpsf By ssfetencs to fig-
=. 5 stasr rFvcinsss h ire same
s,..g<t Aas there Is normally a
~'4.<> 4 legal ballots IN each
- II fYe..s ssnrfoner markings
~ sshsrxlse q approximately 5
g ~, 4 the total east. 40 Il l.
..sarsa, .Aal NJ hallal tox stuff
- . Ne translucent counting.
..<ssses L was. amounted IN fact
Z <sn fire to ties VOTES IN each
Z E.~s rfseiustN
~ sksse = anashsF and even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17


MfNpfA. Jan. I1g-The house
Il .sr~i u saislnx and started the
aisnlax,snn 0f bills at this morn.
~ sz<<sea. . bells heiuE offeEva
Adke AZ nDon adl0nrnmeuf
~ z<zafs saS NOT n session.
Ss messx 81 , c'eloek. when Presi
~ ena iii Al iAst submit the
sMms;,ss nppoinimenge. which
~ t<sa prepared after long and
nmfnms eenfsfenees Nth the IN
e4sztz
iivsn4n u colBmhia presented q
s<ksfft1. vkzeh the house en-
Ae&A slmliar 10 the Stevenson
~Niasna passed yesterday ~ the
*aA's. Zoe eueeuTren, action By
9zsaa. IDAHO and Washington for
y Improvement Of the sake and
H'xmhia sssszM
snonx ~ hills Introduced was
- " gFsxx app0rtignirg the
ra's lato eanxTsssianai districts. a
go pfimsfy hiil b. HAnek. a rail.
~ sapiosss' fefloE servant BIN
y 6sezx hills Tor three new "a.
f'sw suasf iasskss. ami making ap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
Police Force All Teamsters In Line at the Pacific
Coast Company to Show Bona Eide Orders and
Those Not So Equipped Are Forced to Leave
Their Places School Situation Relieyed-Many
Stories Of Petty Graft Told.

vensdaie coal. The amount receiy-
"a daily il not large. but is being
distributed IN small lots 70 ita GUS
tomers IN order TO relieve ~ much
suffering 80 posslbie.
The Seattle Electric company IL
furnishing The walla Waila fuei
company and local dealers with az
much Renfon coal as II can spare.
Bunksrs Still Frozen.
The coal In the bunkers a. thu
mines Of the Pacific Coast company
IL sfin frozen aud IL being taken
from the bunkers with considerable
difficulty.
Coal Dealers Helping.
Many Of the coal dealers In the
outlyirR districts are doing All IN
their power 70 relieve suffering. not
only for their regular customers, but
for those who have been trading
elsewhere. None of the dealers VIII
sell any large amount. but al the
different yards they are saekins the
coal and selling three naeka 20 eseh
customer. A. the agency II the
Renton Coal company. Al the rear
Of the James e. power house, the
coal l. being sacked and three sacks
a0ld % each customer at SO cents
per sack. Early IN the morning IN
~ late IN the afternoon. when the
coal IL exhausted. people are stand
Ing IN line.
Complaint was made 10 The star
today that the Carbonate company.
through Hasweil 4 Co. sole agents,
IL cot living up 20 advsftised prices
when retailing IN sacks. one man
was charged GO cents for sack Of
ice pounds of lump coal aoid az
the bunkers ~ 81 per ton. Accord
ing 10 the ton price he ought not
% have been charged over 30 cents.
which would include cents for the
cost OF the sack, as be sacked the
coal himself
Through the announcement IN The
star yesterday thai A. J. Allen. 2ezo
Dearborn ST.. had a large supply a
wood for sale In Kitsap county. c.
l. Peterson. dealer AZ Thgg and
Vine st. was able % secure 200 cords
of wood for shipment - soon ~ the
railroads can carry ~ Mr. Peter
son states that his sales from his
yard 20 far this week amount 10
$50 loads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

Yesterday afternoon, about :
o'clock. two boys, white skating on
Green lake. broke through the ice
and narrowly escaped drowning.
They we're pulled out by other
skaters
About s o'clock in the evening q
second cry of Help" was heard,
ana rushing towards the center Of
the lake tho skaters perceived a
man and woman struggling tn the
water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
FOUR BREAK THROUGH
ICE ON GREEN LAKE

r. II underhill. who runs a gro
Gerry store on SiNty-siXth St, and a
Miss Rasmenson were che un.
lucky couple. They we're rescued
through the heroic efforts Of r. T.
Grant, living al Seyenty.first ST..
who. after removing his coat, threw
II 10 them and pulled them out.
Mr. Underhlll and Miss Rasmenson
had ventured too near the eenter OF
the lake. who're the ice was thin.
and had broken through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

the norihusHt district of the state
Was several degrees WAGNER than
any other part ~ the country. the
Thermometer ntnndina At 20 above
nefa At : o'eiock this Morning
which IL degrees warmer than sesr
terdas mofnina at the same time.
The highest the Thermometer has
registered during the last two days
was yesterday afternoon at .. IA.
ahen Il uaa - degrees above zero.
Indications now point 10 the
weather gradually becoming warm
~. and u a warm spell should sud-
deuiy strike the eiiy floods would
probably be the outcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
Owl Train From Vancouver Takes Open Switch and
Crashes Into Waiting Train In the Great Northern
Yards-Frank Watts, Waterman, Killed and
Engineer Is Wounded, Passengers Are Seriously
Injured

seriously injured. but none fatally.
Tho two locomotives were tsie-
se8ped. the tsndeF u each beins
forced through the cab Of tbs ether
BY the momentum nom the coaches
attached 20 The south bognd train.
After the Nrveh the stationary cars
hnoks ANax and eonid have plunged
tnto the tsy had they not struck
stEina Of freight cars which held
them on Land.
Assistant Superintendent y G.
f.fsn pfnaiA Of Seattle. Il here with
the wrnekinE crew. lie wlli en-
auavuf 20 place the responsibility,
sna stsfew that be believes he Tag
fs@B whe 4lsaNsd the switch 30 fs-
maain ap<n la responsihie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
BRYAN ARRIVES
IN SEATTLE

William terainKn Bryan. probable
ictauefesie candidate for the presl
deney ia tsos. viii arrive IN Seat
tie over the UFrsf Northern road
shout o'clock this aftefncoa 4
IL possible ~ MAJ cancel his lee.
ture taalxht At Olympia 90 aeeouat
Of not making connections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
PARKER'S LOST PARENTS
STILL MISSING
Z. NJ. c. A. MAY NOT ERECT
MORE STORIES TO BUILDING.

The BUILDING COMMITTEES ~ the
Y. ~ e. A has decided 10 hold IN
abeya&e. for the present. the plan
providing for tho addition os iwo
stories TO the original design Of the
huiidlng new "a course ~ erection
II me corner az Fourth az. and
Madison a. IRE cost viii be one
third nlofe than the frat estimate.
whieh placed IL a ste.aeo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17

more pertinent fact which has
bearing On the case and will be
drought cut IN the trial. u trial be
had This Is the fact that i.ypnn
ana one % two % bis political
hnuchfnen made teur q certain of
the preeiRcts Including the two
where The fraud was committed. IN
a closed carriage. aftsr mifntsht on
The uisht the ballots were being
eoantea. n wsa abeat the time of.
81 immediately after these visits,
hat aemocFattc watchers noted IN
beth precincts the phenefncnea % a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
WOULD SELL us
WOOD

The fuel shortage has not vet
struck kitsap county. Mayor Moore
this morning received a letter from
Charles March. OF Waterman. post
office. In Kltsap county. offering TO
sell wood az 81 per cord. the pur-
chaser TO do the cutting and haul
lnR. Waterman Is only 10 miles
from Seattle. on Rich passage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
new YORK HAS
BLIZZARD

NEW YORK. Jan. ia blizzard
prevails here today aud rail- com
munlcafton has practically ceased.
There II 4 heavy wtnd from the sea
and the Thermometer registers lb
degrees above zero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
FATAL WRECK ON THE
c.. N. AT BELLINGHAM
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
COMMISSION COMING
ts,sr Special ssrvles.)

SPOKANE. Wash. Jan. iT.-com-
missioner y X Lane leaves this
afternoon for Tacoma 20 invemtisate
the coal shortage Charles A.
Prouiy Eoes 20 Denver tomorrow
M. Lane will hear the evidence in
the rate case IN the coast cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
W I'LL PREVENT
APPEALS

lserIpps Telegraph ssFsfee-I
LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan ia bill
vas introduced 10 the senate today
forbldding the employment Of chill
aren under the agc Of Is Another
bill was introduced which provides
that hny insurance company rcmoy.
inE a Ian suit to the federal court
must forfeit its license 10 do bust.
ness In this state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
That's the Verdict OF the Jury Of Baseball Fans Who
Have Been Sitting on the Case Of One Judge
McCredie, Of Portland

10 be expended for players, ana
eoaxed away Nith the sheen and
glitter ~ their fairy tales sufficient
% The faBS 70 make baseball un-
profitafls for DuRdaie.
And theu there followed several
years II waste and want Fans who
were wont - sfow insane Of a sud
den out IN BE old park down below
the James e. power house reRained
their lost reason aud stayed away
from TIE new BAH park. Every
where sna all the time the people
knocked. And they cried out MORN
inE. noon aud night during the
baseball season for the return OF
Dundaie.
And thes have cried 80 ever since.
And out on hiH ranch In the Rainier
valley BuRdale listened and heard
these erica But he was and 70
prudent man. this DuRdaie. aud he
waited until he could hear mingled
with these entrestlng cries the
sound o. blinking dollars
FAIRY Tales indeed
THE tales Of the new baseball
gods bod proven fairy tales indeed
The bags ~ gold and bales Of bills
had disappeared. and IN the deficit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
ssssss-s..s.ssi
! wLlsAM J. BRYAN
accEpTs INVITATION.

oLyupiA. WAN. Jan IL
] ~uaasr 3. srysr hsn ~ired
! \, s<erptsnes Fl tire tsass-
I 1f.xe lnsltafion 20 address
! ~ seds, and srranasHients
I - ssin9 made fer Ioiss sss-
I - q rs heuss ard senate
tHn o'xseek trnerrew morn
- = rssr mir
ttffttsfss q q q Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
RAvEnnA nEionrs wgpoiNo.

RANESSA HEIGHTS Jan. H..
p. E ralmsr. ~ Tacoms. aad Miss
Jennie n Harmley, Of Mlilera Hay.
Wash. were married Monday night
at the residence Of the brides uncle.
q s Moore. hy Rex. " CAflyon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
lrssentatives Get Busy This Morning and Tween
uFiw Bills Are Offered Before the Noon Ad-
jtnrnment- Senate Meets This Afternoon to Receive
Canmittee Appointments.

psoprlstians 81 iisse 900 for nsw
haistiarx Al TIE state calleEu ~
Paismam
~ = resolution. the house xeied
tn each ruemhsr s. worth % pos
ta&r stamps. and adjourned 10 meet
az : o'ciask
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
FLOOD CAUSES
SUFFERING
laefIpps TsIsafsph esrsle..l

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Jan. IL
The greatest flood In years Il Ger,
tain 60 occur here II the warm rains
continue. Already thousands Of
acres are flooded and stock IL ma.
ro0ned on knobs. suffering from
starvation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
Criminal lawyer Here.

John y. Logan. a criminal aiior.
mes Of Portland. Il spending a few
DAYS IA Seattle. accompanied By his
wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
WARM WEATHER
NOW PROMISED

Warmer weather If promised Sc
atsie from now forth. Last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
DIRECT PRIMARY BILL
INTRODUCED IN HOUSE

A wedding tsnchFon was served.
after Witch the couple left for Ia
soma. their future hof1e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-17
COAL LINE AT BUNKERS
FREE OF SPECTATORS
BANK cLuARlnos.

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