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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-09
COMPLIMENTARY
: TO SILK MILLS
A. q. Gates Visited I'm the City
Tuesday
Finds Conditions In Belding SILK In
dustry All ht-Surroundings
Are Excellent

A. G. Gates of Canterbury, N. H.. who
is in Michigan lecturing in the interests
of female and child labor, was in the city
Tuesday and took occasion to visit the
silk mills for the purpose Of studying the
conditions here as compared with those in
the east and south in factories where
women, girls and children are employed.
He was very much impressed with the
neatness and surroundings of both the
Belding Bros and Richardson Silk Com
pany's mills and boarding houses and
says they are far ahead OF conditions in
the east. Being asked by The Banner to
write out briefly his impressions, he did
so as follows:
In going through and looking over the
cotton and woolen factories and other
institutions in which female labor is re-
qured in our southland and through the
New England states, where hundreds of
thousands of women are found daily car
rylng great burdens for the people of their
homes and their country, have found
none where more peace and contentment
reigns equal to which | saw May in the
Bedding silk mills.
The above believe is largely due to
the perfect sanitary conditions which are
found in the factories as well as in the
finely kept dormatories. Belrockton.
Ashfield and Richardson Silk Co. S are
perfect pictures Of ease and comfort.
Here the girls are under the care of
matron of refinement, thus placing them
within surroundings equal to most mod
ern home.
The Beding Bros. & Co. have in the
person of F. w. Howard, and the Rich
ardson Silk Co. in F. A. Washburn, men
in every respect fitted for the positions
they occupy. Their supervision is firm,
yet so gentle that throughout the whole
800 girls under their supervision there
came not frown. There is not seen
that worried, tired face of the New Eng
land factory girls, but on the contrary a
peaceful homelike expression.
''lf all the institutions where women
and girls are employed were anywhere
near the high standard of the Beldng
silk mills and their boarding houses the
question Of woman labor in our Great
Nation would be far different problem
than that which we find it today"
Words coming from such source are
highly complimentary, not only to the
companies and their superintendents here,
but to our city as well.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-09
BALLGAME SATURDAY
Ferris Institute of zig Rapids vs.
Belding


Belding
The Hubs, Belongs city team, open the
season next Saturday at Ellis park, with
game with the Ferris school boys and a
good game may be looked for. Belding,
it is claimed. has the best team it has
eyer had, and the Ferris school has al
ways ha! good team. A big crowd
should turn out next Saturday and help
the boys get good start
Some excellent teams are booked to
play here this season, among which are
Sheridan, Mecosta, Grand Ledge, St. AL.
phonsus and the Ceresotas, both of Grano
Rapids.
A special effort is being made to get
the people interested in base ball this sea
son and to have some of the best teams
in this part of the state play here. AS
will be seen from the above list there
will be some hot games.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-09
DIED SUDDENLY
Gilbert Hadley Is Stricken with Apo
plexy on the street


plexy on the street
About four o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
just as Gilbert Hadley was about TO enter
Underwood Bros. S store he suddenly be-
came faint and sat down on saw-horse
He told Lloyd Underwood, who came TO
his assistance, that he was very sick and
Mr. Underwood laid him down on the
walk and called to Dr. Stanton who hap
pened to be on the street near by. The
doctor Immediately saw there was no
help for the unfortunate man, as the stroke
was a severe one. and he died within a
very few minutes. He was taken to his
home on Broas street and his wife. who
was working at the Belrockton, notified.
Mrs. Stahl, a neighbor, met her on the
way home and impaired the news of his
death. The deceased was 90 years old.
was an old soldier and moved here from
Greenylle about two or three years ago
with two daughters who worked in the
silk mills.
He told his wife some time ago that if
anything happened to him causing death
he wanted the soldiers to bury him, and
the funeral was held today in the G. A..
r. hall. The remains were taken to
Greenvlle for interment.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-09

ney were elected for board OF building
inspectors and W. Lee Cusser was elected
city auditor for the ensuing year
When the council adjourned, w. w.
Mitchell. reelected marshal, appeared on
the scene with bounteous supply OF fruit,
cigars and lemonade and the council were
regaled with the same.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-09
Card of Thanks.

We desire to tender our heartfelt thanks
to the many kind neighbors and friends
who so willingly lent helping hand in
administering to the cares and wants Of
our beloved wife and mother during her
illness. and especially do we wish to thank
those who presented flowers and furnished
the music at her funeral.
c. A. Rowley and Children.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-09
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Section S
of Chapter XIV of the Charter an act to
prohibit the running at large of horses,
cattle. swine. fowls. ETC., in the streets or
elsewhere in the city, and to impose pen
altles on the owners or keepers thereof
permitting the same, will be strictly en-
forced, and all persons are warned against
allowing their horses, cattle or chickens to
run at large.
RAY r. EDWARDS, City Clerk.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-09
A Grand May Party

The Grand May Party to be given by
the young ladies on May S. in Hubbell
hall, promises to be the event Of the sea-
son; Prof. Heald's orchestra from Grand
Rapids is an extra inducement for large
attendance.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-09
Notice

Whereas my wife, Pansy Maturean,
has left my bed and board without just
cause or proyocatlon, hereby forbid all
persons harborlng or trusting her on my
account from and after this date. as
shall pay no debts of her contracting.
Belding, May 6, 'oz.
Oliver Maturean.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-09
Had "a Close Call

UR veteran friend,
Wild Howe, had an
experience at Sher-
idan one week ago
last Saturday that
seldom falls to the
lot of a man Of his
years. Wild, who
is z2 years of age,
was paying a little
visit in that neck
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-09
Advertised Letters

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Belding postoffce are as follows:
Miss Nina Barnhart, E. F Gardner g,
Kenneth 8. Holmes, Miss Vera Macklean.
Mr.. Archie Mclean. Frank H. Potter,
Miss Mammie Ranger 2, Miss Kate Stan
ley. Jay Sanders.
D &. Wilson. Postmaster.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-09

Don't forget that a Gas RANGE costs
only one third the price of coal range of
same quality.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-09
A NJ i s + Nj f N T s

The attraction announced for the Beld-
ing opera house Monday night, May 8,
will be that reigning romantic success,
Monte Cristo," which is cleverly ar
ranged dramatization of Alexandra Du-
mas novel Of remarkable creative fancy
and wide discussion 1t is seldom, if ever,
that an adaptation for stage presentation
exceeds in popularity and general favor
that of the novel itself. However, that is
the case with Monte Cristo' which has
had the most solid success of any book
play known to theatrical history. The
story is most impressive one and deals
with all the passions and emotions. The
play which is in five acts, is provided
with a complete scenic nvestture and
the costumingis is correct and in accordance
with the period Of the play. Mr.. Eugene
Moore, who has the reputation of being
one of the best leading men and actors in
this country, heads the cast Of splendid
players, The trademark established by
the management is Your moneys worth
or your money back, so the public takes
no chances when this sterling play is pre-
sented here. 4Z-2w
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-09

The famous young stars, THE Lyman
Twin Brothers" who have jumped with
wonderful strides to the front rank as
comedians, and who we will have the
pleasure of seeing here soon in their new
comedy, The Rustlers,' which is said to
be one of the finest and most complete
musical comedy productions of the day,
are comedians in class by themselves,
and entertainers who deal out comedy
lines and situations in way seldom seen.
Their new vehicle, The Rustlers.' IS the
most elaborate production in which they
have yet appeared. At the Opera House
Thursday evening, May 9th.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-09

D. E. Wilson, Postmaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

Deaths wsrc registered today ~
fuiiuwa
Granger David Granger. %.
July 6. SO Duw amiah.
Funderlrlth 20 atherine Wonder
lrith. zs. JuiY Z. Nome. Alaska
Marsh George y Marsh IT, s
months. July 8. 5i7 Madison.
Hambsrt-- Alice ~ Hamhicf. 3d.
July 3. ana 18th AZ south
Cheshire Infant Cheshro. afe IN
knowu. July . s3i6 Ward
Palutn Joseph paluia. as. July
g. Second and Virginia.
Glen Anuie elem, 40. July 2.
West Seattle
Hutchinson -Jamcs Hutchinson.
six months and four days. July Z.
gss goth Av
Swanson Alexander Swanson.
81 July 3. tls Terrace
Duncan Infant Duncan. seven
months and n days. July s. 81.
11rd NV. weat
Murphy Patrick Murphy. g.
July 2. racoma. wash.
{ faraon--Andrew Larson. 55. Juiy
/ T. foot of King e.
Kalneo Mary }. Kaluoo. o.. Iuly
/ 8. aO5 10th
CeHko Charles Gesko. %. July
.. Providence hospital.
I Davis Della Davis. colored. 20
July 3 Providence hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
NE. A. MEETS

los ANGELES. Cal. July s.
To-day marks the opening Of tho
convention ~ the National Educa
iional association Il ~ estimated
that $4,000 educators are In at
tendance. and thousands more are
20 arrive during the day
The convention ln the fifiicth an
adversary of the order and % Ia ca
peeted that II will DO tho greatest
ia point 81 attendance and Import.
anec 81 subjects discussed Of any
IA the history OF tho ofEaniEa
don
The first REGULAR business meet
ms WAS held ia the Auditorium
thif morning
There was au eloquent prayer By
Rev Frank d, slit TaimadEn The
general sessions 90 the association
are "a be- held al ESQ o'clock this
afternoon. when the address ~ wni
COME viii be delivered By Rev
Robert nHfdegie ~ Pasadena
and response will be- made bY Hon
~ r Harris. 20 Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
STREET WORK BIDS

The lowest bidders Saturday Tor
street work. aa shown by the engl.
ueera summar 81 this morning are
the following
Thirty third aF. grading. Nor.
mile. Sig.as1. previous estimate Of
coat. o. 900. rfefontalue Piacs. &c.
ment walks slanntfup. f7b2 SO 3
Pike a. sewer. Mcclellan. s.. 1908 Ga.
Third Ay west. II Al. sewers. Krnrh
q Jeaaon. s2a.0ases. 18Th az
uorth. water malu. SANFORD a
Clifford. g. $50 Is. Stone Way, sew
er. kfoEh a lesson. $50. $50 so
ai1ih AZ. northwest. grading. Dos
q Co. i80sig so. orth and west
seth eta regarding. }. W Peterson
Ft8Tdg 90. uiewutt e.. grading b
~ Peterson. 1a.0za. Wadaworgh
PLACE. arwcr. bcrkru a Rightmlre
GI.ha5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
AUTO ACCIDENT

NEW YORK Iuiy DIR Jullne
Thomas tho millionaire amateur
aeruaHt. is thought Co b. dyipg a.
a result ~ an hnio accident ~
midnight lie van hla machine in.
60 a trolley pole. throwing him 30
feet. and neatly tearing of bic
dGht les
Two women with him were Ga
lnfea Both Thomas leEa may D.
amuuiafsd Ne IL better huuwn
AZ bailooniat
one iog ~ Miaa Fghncea ii4ss q
victim 90 the accident whg nmpa
tnted ne iho trve Co save ler life
The other Ein wsa Mlm Alal ie
Wrisaman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
SPRING DIGS
OUT CAVE

Contractors grading on the side
OF The Lake Washington bluff ln the
vicinity OF Grand ay and ~ Union
81 have uncovered a spring OF such
size and force that Il ~ playing
havoc with the hin aide, The water
poura up from the bowels Of the
earth through what appears 10 be
auckland The sand IN being
Dsuooped out and carried away and a
regular mammoth cave n being
formed Tho water has dug It's way
back already until the end OF the
cave ia out OF sight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
MAYOR MOORE TO GO EAST TONIGHT

gardiug his fathers Illness IN Ken.
lucky. rs will make tho trip TO
Philadelphia 10 the meeting of the
national convention Of Elkn snd
come back By his old home
~ w RowieY a. the accredited
delegate 10 the convention from this
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
EVERETT HAS A BIG
W. 0. W. CLASS

EVERETT. July s--oThc loesi
camp OF tho Woodmon Of the World
will send seventy five candidates To
be- Initiated At the big initiation At
Seattle during the Head Camp HeH.
sion Organizers Harry l. Day Of
Portland and 4 G. burrows 81 apo
kane are on the ground IN charge Of
the campaign. A BIG public meet.
Ing will be held here July n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
ESTIMATES ON CITY JOBS

Estimates have been turned IN
Of the probable cost 81 n number
% improvements, including the fol
lowing East Denny Way. Broad
way 10 Twenty first cement walks,
s. 200; Nye Place. sewer. $3.50
Smith av west. cement walks. tlf..
700. Thurman 81 al. grading. sgi.
zoo. Twenty fourth av. East Cher
~ To the south side of Renrstnrfl
addition. cement walks. $4,000
Hiawathn Place. near tho Twenty
second ~ addition. sewers. S7.io0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
alRTH RECORD

nirihs we're registered today a.
foNewa
Nnvonin To ulfr % nntunia Na.
Yonia. aiie Terry az July a SON
Kaufman no wife % n 81 Kauf
man. 1876 TERN av. July Z. giri
HirneY 10 ulfe 20 n.ruey. ioie
O. Pine at. tuiF !. a son
Davis To wifr 81 y Davis. i4il
Eleventh Av. a son
Harry 10 wife 81 Robert r. Mar
~ ia1h EiEhth a. July Z. a Girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

anyone In sight One baby. 80 lia
mothers arms. be crushed against
side % the ear entrance. For
time u was feared the babY'a
arm was broken
Male passengers became iudlE.
nant and the offender vas soon de.
Tending himself against hail a doz.
en- aasailautz. who beat him mp
considerably before he Eot OF the
ear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

Mayor Moore sud Mrs. Moore
leasc On the TO- 80 Northern Pacific
train tonight for Portland. where
they will take the Union Pacific
for Chicago on their trip 20 Ken.
lucky.
When the mayor reaches Chicago
II there ~ no bad word waiting re-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
MAY ANNEX AS
the 14TH WARD

The annexation Of West Seattle
will BE- postponed a wrek By the
city council this evening 10 permit
that suburb 90 take census and
establish is nEht to BE- anueKed
a. ihe Fourteenth ward West IS
Athletics believe the city has the
1900 people necessary 10 comprise
a separate ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
ALASKA BASEBALL

JUNEAU. Alaska. July The
baseball game a. aAagWsy ycnter
dat Naniicd a. follows juneau B.
sshEway 81 Juneau s. Fort aew.
afs
shaEway sill play a picked team
frffm Juneau ard Whigeharao neat
srhdsy Cor a 81 500 side bet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
COFFEE

The best name for col.
fee is one that tells where
the moneys to come from,
il you don't like il.
Your grocer returns your rn0n~
n you don't Ike schillingg fess;
we pay him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
rnoNn ,ouR WANT An.

TO The star Matn ieso, tnd
mas The star viii call and coll
isct the hiil and viii send to
you the answers 60 yopr al
when addressed care The star.
RATES ron CtASStrtrn
AuNNW tilrlp
WAITED. lest and Fonnd, rex
Neet. Fer safe, stc.l one Nsas
Vert.
SIrV ArIoNs WANTED ans,
~ words rhree Times r<er -
0euts.
seven words or fractions Of
words GO the iipe, cash In ad-
vance when changed % acs
count actual number - tines as
set will be counted Minimum
tiil Tor an a." rs cents nai.
lard Want Al Agency, y. u
Mullen sal naliaEs Az. OPP
CITY HaM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
Ssfe DEPOSIT Vaults

Fire and burglar proof ina esA
proof building The vaults II n
- Perkins 4 Co. bankors III
Cherry a.. are equipped with eserx
convenience and facility thxs goks
with the perfect modern safe A.
pOait bon Boxes from 50 per yea
90 Store your ailyofwhro Nish q
when away from home. zoe per
month. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

NecNuac ~ necessary repairs b
BE- made on the boiler al Robin.
50 point light station. the twcirp.
iach Steam whistle az this puint
~ - u'it 81 commission from 10.
dhf 4giil July - while the repairs
ard FalnE made. a bell will BE-
struck BY hand during heavy
Nsaiher GA the aignaicd approach
~ steamers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

Is the best way 20 find Just what
you want iu gasoline engines n
you talk with the man with the
Buffalo You viii bay no. other Al
styles aud sizes Call and see
them Geo u Woodhousc Co. ii2
University az zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

Tho u registration certificates which desirable
die Christina Endrayer which July
10 will be sale on until to convention a. the
following places
General fIeadquaftafs- TO Arlington Hotel.
Hui uFoH.-Third floor Washington building
Fremont Drug Co-3f0 Fremont
Check Couutcr-Hon Aarche.
John SehfAm-WashlnRton Trust Co.
v. &C. G. A and " W. G.. A.
D. w. Herbert DoiE-2a0i Tenth ~
Carl II. Reovesb2tT Fourteenth ay. ~. r.
y. q. WiiamH-BroadWaY aud Pine.
iEh School DRUG Co-nroadway and Pine
Vim. H. Baftiy-Ove and broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
Special Sale Back Combs

THIS week We have the largest
assortment of lcNsIed back cnmbs
IN the city Special prices. Chira
So Jcvclry Co. 1907 "a az. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
FINED FOR THEFTS

G. r. Towers a railroad workman
~ Everett was fined siG0 and costs
IN Judge Gordona court thai after.
noon for picking the pockets ~ Tel
low wufkmon IN the rooming house
Of MrH p " Pledgman Towers
claimed that the other worhmen
were drunk and that he took their
monoy ga order that u might BE-
taken care of until the men aobered
up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
FARMS AND ACREAGE.

rNyO HUNDRED ACHE# an istei Head
sstf pat laaEaH Hff. HaHH HaHi Timber
half mflr unH afrsaitaaat tandiHHl sea
Sound umnar desires auirh Halet price
o. q faU DAYS aHif SIC rrf aafa.
uNutHF MAtfNN
30 ~ lsi ALASKA ffuUtInr 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

Tho Haywood Meyer benefit ex
cursion 10 Olympia Sunday on the
steamer Yosemite vas highly sue.
cssful. about 500 people taking Al.
vantage OF the opportunity 10 spend
a pleasant day on the Sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
FoR sALG-MIscELLANEous.


SASH AND pooR BARGAINS
our mns BOA ca 1iau 10 raist
naiiea irrs W appiiestlsH fsuine wa has
nlains END sQva ints tstais ard frlis Yaa
Ha4 81 DE- Ef fh af EHIntirH tsfts
s.fea yoa peie.srs saw % ~ reai -
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thn uttie haaa we igassrais arFa uaf
err rRirt FfinHsaa H.hfhiWs - ieaaB as
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3rp ~ geetaS eafai teiiiaE We Iaa wish
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tara man ffse. rast psii sithaai charge
wfNuowB
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tgefF q aHr size ~ assh. franstaa -
Hlatsw thteerssa Is ir
lssFsT aas ~
f0rrk0e pnoNr WINDOWS
htim lass MfM $40 xiasa Nasu, o a.
ssoi ~ ~ sash aas saar tsiss usss
aat - vil sal came 90 Fea IRE 81
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aa western Az sssEfis Wn r
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taks nr-ea tAAs esa. rsi ~ al Eehssi
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sg-s - rsutls "a aarsss. wu .sli
,iaels u hefa. Cars sisnlr rst asssa
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tfacs y NV $50 seeaaa hana farnffafs
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look 20 = VIZ fiir ai So uass
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'sfi Vlrsti Maiu rs n
4 Issssr hs8fss ~ ssie. bssufif-i -
mfnfis. rs YTArs eia price ~ Cams
4aies uW Ftnnkiin ave- end ~ faea
one Monafeh raaas GOOD - ssu sisa
eHe Singer fHHlHF marhina a4nE
Charles F Msla fft
sewing nscsinss - tafsain II rgfs
- lsi Az lnees 8 1874
d h-ai ID ransFai f-I-57s7 - -
sizes ani sinas HpsH = aaiss lea ana
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reilLri. MahAnse Safn
f3ks FUeaf FaFHIlars C1uTanT I1Ts 81
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08
CAR HOG is BEATEN UP BY
INDIGNANT MEN

A twoisEEed animal OF the spe.
cica "carhog. received o terrible
loif on a Green iAks car Sunday
afternoon. within a mad rush FOR
a scat on an inbound car be knock.
"a aside men. Women and children.
and seriously hurt tho arm o. q
baby that a woman was carrying
into the car
Passengers on the car attacked
The rowdy and be got oft bui not
ln timn 20 escape a severe beating
by several Indignant men The
rufflan got on az Woodland Park
station. and roughly elbowsd aside
women with babies. children or
oliver G. stewart the prominent
prubib.tionint who ih 20 b. one 81
the speakers az the Christian In.
dfmvor convention. wiil speak be-
fore tbs local W c. r. e. az Ply
mouth church tomorrow az 50
10 m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-08

WNNtAE MAINNN.
30 81 ill ALASKA nuudlnr So
COUNTRY uoMD At.aosg WITHIN
isfk wsii lmptasa kal leam iis~;sfea
hatat large BARN NHe afrhaTd. k.fss
strae bswisp an slaas e email fraHs
rsfns uen't tai t. 80 MS fiscs lts a
RouEHr MAIrnr.
90 fp 1fl Aiassa uailiins a.
rinnr CHOICE rlvg Acgr fnAcrs
tsfy saslY ritafet ta8 each yeF sasS
gstws win seit stpa sJslk f issHs4
WUUEHF HAdEWF
90 tU l-i ALASKA uHiiiiuF eaf
WATER fWoNr. eH one ~ ths rrsifissf
afrFa nrafr aI HHffHtsi nHe sasls
ifesa effhaft aW sfa.a af rwal ffiliH
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