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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-28
WASHINGTON CULB
ANNUAL GATHERING
Its FOrty-first Anniversary Was
Held Friday.
Goodly Number Present-Day Was
Pleasantly spent with Banquet In
the Evening

The forty-first anniversary Of the
Washington club occurred Friday, Feb.
%. and the meeting was held at Hote
Belding in this city. The day in point OF
weather was most proptious one and
the gathering numbered about 30, few
invited guests being present.
None OF the charter members who were
present at its organization 4 years ago
at the home Of John Ashley were in at
tendance. in fact there are only three OF
ths original numbsr now living Mr.
Geo. Ashley, who was not charter
member but. who with his wife would
have been had it not been for sickness in
the family in that early day, was able to
be present. They we're the first members
taken into the club after the first meeting,
The meeting was called to order as
usual at noon by President Ches. A. Ire
land and after a most hearty singing OF
America Rev A. Secord. pastor of the
First Congregations church, offered
prayer, Miss Florence Wagner sang
solo very sweetly and E. Fales Of Bel
ding extended cordial welcome to the
club in way and manner as to make all
present feel themselves at home and ir
the hands of their friends L Wells
Sprague of Greenville responded 10 the
address of welcome in his usual j)via
way punctuated with wit and wise say
ings
The memorials Of three deceased mem
bers were read, that Of T. Frank Ire
land by H j. Leonard John Rardel by
Mrs Abbie Holmes and of Mrs. w. D
johnson by Mrs. c. c. Merritt.
Secretary w. B. Wells OF Greenvie
was present and made his annual report
and read the record Of the last meeting
and also the report of the treasurer for
the last year
A nominating committee consisting Of
Geo. Ashley, M. j. Demorest, F A
Black were appointed which reported the |
names of D. K Black, Greenvlle, for
president, M. j Demorest, Beldng, for
vice president w. B. Wells secretary,
Mrs. W. P. Hetherington treasurer, Ellis |
w. Ranney goat keeper and on motion
they we're elected as officers of the club |
for the ensuing year.
Dinner was called at $3.50 o'clock and |
the menu as usual was one of the best
served in prompt and excellent manner,
it being so good and so much of it that
over ar hour was consumed by the guests
in caring for It,
The afternoon business session was
called at four O'Clock with music by
quartette of Greenve members and c.
A. Ireland gave the presidents annual
address which was certainly one Of the
best the club has listened to.
Discussion as to a change in the method
Of receiving new members resulted in the
election of a committee Of twelve to
whom all applications shall be referred
for Recommendation to the club.
After the report of the Goat Keeper
w. D. Ballou, which was tinctured with
much humor the newly elected officers
we're installed by L. W. Sprague who did
the duty imposed upon him very promptly
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-28
East Otisco Farmers Club.

At the last meeting of the East Otisco
Farmers club an invitation was accepted
to hold the next meeting in the Church of
Christ in this city and arrangements have
been made accordingly for it to be held
there on Friday, March 3. at 80 o'clock
D. m local time.
This club is productive of much interest
in the line Of farm topics and the meetings
are very instructive and entertaining
The membership which is large and
growing discuss live questions and the
coming meeting will undoubtedly draw
out d large attendance.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the occasion.
Invocation Rev. A. Secord
Song
Business meeting
Recitation Mrs Harry Lyle
Music, vocal solo, Clyde Cooper
2:l5-Address, How May We
Strengthen Our Relation Between the
Farm and the City in a Business Way"
A. L. Benedict
2:25-Response M. j. Demorest, j. F.
Kohn
2:55-General discussion
2:5o-Address How May We
Strengthen Our Relation Between the
Farm and the City Religously and
Morally?" Fred Currie
5:00-Response Rev. j. C. Meese,
Rev. J. W. Sheehan
5:lo-General discussion
5:25-Address How May We
Strengthen Our Relations Between the
Farm and the City Educationally and
Socially" j. D Strain
55-Response E. N Pltkin, E.. B
Lapham
5:45-General discussion
4:0o-Recitation Mrs. M. M. Benedict
Recitation Margaret Kohn |
Song.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-28
TO BE REPEATED
''Mismated'' VIII BE Produced Apa,p
Wednesday March 6th.

So many have requested that the home
talent play, which was put on under the
auspices OF the K. of P. lodge, be re-
peated and so many we're turned awsy
who desired to get seats after they were
all gone for the previous production, that
Mr.. Garfield has consented to return and
repeat the play next Wednesday evening.
March 8. Mismated scored success, so
far as crowds were concerned, never be-
fore equalled here either by professionals
or amateurs. Ii is needless to say,more
in praise Of this excellent performance as
it has been the talk Of the town and every
one knows that it was far ahead of many
Of the travelling companies that come
here.
Mr.. Garfield now has in rehearsal
fifteen minute sketch entitled "A Tin OF
the Derby, rip-roaring farce comedy
which will be used as a curtain raiser.
before Mismated is commenced. This.
together with four other new specialties
will fill all waits between acts with new
acts that were not seen in the other pro-
duotion. Much attention has been given
to these and some surprises are promised
The K. OF P's, desiring to show their
appreciation Of the casts efforts in their
behalf, have voted to give the proceeds Of
this performance to be d vided among the
cast. Another packed house is assured.
and all who desire tickets had better get
them early. They 60 on sale at Hotel
Belding at ] 0 a. m. Saturday, March 2.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-28
La Cripple an d Pneumonia.

Foley's Honey and Tar cures la
grippe coughs and prevents ppeu-
monia. Refuse auy but the genuine
in the yellow package. Wortley &
French.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

W. J Hcmphlll. one Of the best
known business men ~ the city.
died this morning 81 heart failure
az hia residence. 1919 Minor av. Mr..
iiemphiii. who was 81 years Of age.
took sick last niEht and sank very
rapidly The end came az 1850
this morning
Mr. Hcmphlll came 70 Seattle IN
1880. lie located with hla brother
IN the grocery business AZ Fifth
av. and Pike a. lie IL survived
hy his widow and a son. Willie
Hemphill. who IL At present a prom.
inent student Of the university. be
ing athletic manager for the student
body.
The funeral will be held Friday
al o'clock from the residence.
Rev. r. NJ Slater will uffieiAte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
TRIP SUCCESSFUL

v stcfansaon. cthuologlst OF th0
Anglo American polar expedition
which returned from the north re-.
Gently is GA Seattle. and tells OF his
trip The statement has been
made as coming from him that the
expedition had failed This 81 De-.
MED by Mr. stofansson. who SAYS
that the trip was complete sue.
cess
The expedition had three pur.
poses in view According TO Mr..
stciangson. the collection ~ data
relating TO geography, geology and
ethnology The main purpose of
The tnp was. however. 20 ascertain
whether there was land In the mid.
die of Beaufort sea. which lies be.
tween Point Barrow and Banks.
land II has been believed hy scieu.
tIflc men that there was land
there. This is denied by Mr. Ste.
fanason Before going on the trim
Mr. Stofansson was connected with
the faculty of the Peabody museum
az Harvard university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

WASHINGTON. Sept 20 Or.
Ranized labor. represented by the
American Federation ~ Labor, has
formally opened the campaign
against Taft's presidential tspifa-
iione. In tho Federation. the Off
eial organ, President Gompera
psnss a hot fiyepagc editorial,
headed TAFT. the Injunction
Htandsrd Bearer"
The article n based on Tafrn
ssislr Injunction decision az federal
isess Of Cincinnati Referring 10
his recent discussion OF labor ques.
lions n his western speeches, the
ef,itogial says.
"Tafts contention relative TO
shat he called tho boycott. II car.
ried 10 a logical result. would lead
10 the dispersion and f0rcibie break.
ing up Of every aaaemblage ~ work.
Ing men and would nullify all their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
PLACE PICKS OLD MEN
FOR TEMPORARY TEAM

Coach Place Of the University
Football team told his players last
night that be would this afternoon
pick a team ~ II from the big
practice squad. which will comprise
the Varsity team until some Of the
second team men prove their super
lorlty 10 those first chosen
The men from last years team
viii get the preference on the team
AZ first chosen After them win
come last years second team men.
The new players. including such
star performers AZ Trott. Clark
Grimm and others. must begin on
the second team. and II they win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
elmer MINES IN
ALASKA SOLD

Eastern capitalists have pur
chased the well known mining
property back 81 juneau. Alaska.
and known as the Elmer group, apd
wlli Immediately start construction
on a large plant This Is the word
brought from the east By William
81 Elmer. Who arrived 10 the city
last night and 10 stopping ~ the
lincoln
MI Elmer would not give ont the
names 81 the purchasers of the
property but admitted that his
minea had been sold Thousands
~ dollars viii be spent By the new
owners in development work and
Tor a new plant Mr. Elmer leaves
Tor juneau tomorrow night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

school seniors today. asking that
the classes % the two schools Be
separate and distinct and over half
OF the Lincoln seniors signed It
A practice scrimmage between
the Lincoln and Washington teams
Is being played tonight While the
Washington team will undoubtedly
be the representative Seattle eles'
en-, the Lincoln team expects to run
Il a close second for honors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
ADAMS FINDINGS
ARE FILED

VIII ". Thompson. special mas.
ter tn the case 81 George Edward
Adams. the former cashier 81 the
United States assay office who IL
nov serving a i0.year sentence on
McNcira island. flied his report on
the claims 81 miners against the
government today The details Of
the report do not differ from those
already published In The Star.
The total number Of claims al.
lowed ia isi. amounting 20 $50.
ees.o7 The case was referred 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

places on the Varsity Il win b. sy
sheer merit
or last years eleven. TegtmAler
at center and Fiaherty. Bragdou
and Bantz on the line, VIII get
places on the first team. and Capt.
bagshaw viii be in at quarter.
Wills and Willis viii be behind The
line The other positions must be
filled from last years second team
men.
Place doesn't expect this team 70
stand long Half a dozen new men
are expected 10 buck the Old tim.
eFs out Of their positions inside q
couple ~ weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
TlLLMAN HAS TILT
WITH NEGRO

That the negro IL not the equal
Of the Caucasian races either phys
ioaliy or mentally and IL really In.
ferior 10 the Japanese was charged
By "Pitchfork" benjamin n TIL.
man. United States senator from
South Carolina. who delivered a
yltriolic address on the negro ques
ton 10 a large audience ia Dream.
land Rink last night
During one Of the senator's VIC
lent uierancea. when he declared
the japanese race AZ far above the
negro as the latter was above the
babboon. one man In the audience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
CALLS HARTMAN
A FREEBOOTER

WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-Ex.
Congressman Hepburn Of Iowa. In
an interview orlticiring everybody.
including President Roosevelt SAYS
the president is backing a project
for the deepening of the Mississippi
which is another scheme 20 raid
the treasury lie referred 70 T..
n Hartman as an un.financiAl
free bootor and declared II con.
gress fails 20 enact legislation 60
regulate the stock issues In inter.
state corporations, there will be-
nothing TO check the Wall st.
sharks"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
NOW WANT SEPARATE CLASSES AGAIN

After having almost unanimously
peti,ioned % have the senior class
ea u the Washington and Lincoln
High schools united AZ the Broad.
was building. the students ~ the
Lincoln school have changed their
minds now that the school board
has decided 70 allow the petition
aud now want to be separated
again There was a petition cir
culatcd among the Lincoln High
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
GOULD LINE TURNED DOWN.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Sept 2S--
Amid catcalls and the Misses Of
several hundred citizens, the board
Of trustees adjourned this morning
at o'clock after voting five 70
four to keep the Western Pacific
out Of the city The trustees ht
a vote Of s TO /. then decided
TO put the matter up 20 the people
to vote upon az a special election
on October %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
TALK TO STUDENTS.

The managers OF an the student
enterprises az the state university
made short speeches tothe students
at an assembly meeting In the uni.
versity gymnasium this morning
They urged student activity In
music, debating. athletics aud every
line OF enterprise az the university
and President Kane supplemented
their remarks by similar recon.
mendationa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

The Star sullivan and consi'
tins circuit srsnces. Grey and her
dancing girls. and other vaudeville
acts
The Lois Pnntageh vaudeville.
moving pictures aud illustrated
songs.
The Oiiyer--lack Levine. light
ming carioonisi. moving pictures
aud illustrated songs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
CRY aEAL esrATs.

$50 use esah fsr hsaailfbi level iei
cleared and in EfHHs ready a. haila
90 pfefieasina i.sks Wastlnsi9n
eulF ss minatsa oai end ons biafs
D oso-ttss esss TO- -four iarrs bsaat-
fai iofs same isreiiiY This is
ehaFfFinE niaHe ~ haige
slss "a 4 usw sheies nsirb-
sthss-nsIf essh sssiss. ,iass 20 lsis
ars ana Macs Graded and
fssdF O. tuNd nn
1850 ssxiee nna tirs 20 nn Nsdroua
raas ssfr rhoics sitsatipu
tiief Slice hirn ahnsr Hradr iat th
As No., '.,.. s.s,,.s'. gsss 'g,a 40 ~,
ptg9sfusuts lR ana geld for This
u fer deer cash sshs
- tte-Han sashi teestee business
'i .s.aalu.s s5 "a 'i ss.'a... o. piaS J.
tsste-ilaif ssshi me aassu Aass
"eN - uonra
satta--tssa sssh 1'runm measrn houss
On atff ave- riess Or balance
pnlY 80 gsF maHth Think ~
n fhs house - nae feHfsd fnf
80 % 30 meush 60 seed rsii.
ahff teilaNf tia FHa are Any
.t THfNu GOOD ln thisf
hkfe--hslf cash fnli lal 20 itth aFs
nu4fh in heart ~ haainsas tpi is
veil waFih she price tat shers u
nHmdsFH t.fiaafn FaslHHnre Un SO
gattfinH expenses Investigate
tl.ssa sea ash so mauihiY nsv
rnnaHfH daahis Constructed ann
haHasauss raffssH 90 fHf tsntHl
s, ,, I. ss- h,se ',eagi
been here years. We Hrnw Ire
tefuefs ana ns sHaW fhs tafucs
asnfs gur etillif ~ rsi hqih
rHr MA LTY fokN 4 nkNkIsa 60
sla 1ff A. Ef.sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Mr. Thompson, as special master n
August 1906 Since that time over
200 hearings have been held on The
claims of the various claimants
OF the tf2 600 allowed by con.
rress for the expense Of the hear.
ings. abou; $4,000 have been used
for disbursements. leaving si0.e9e
70 pay for future expenses and Tor
the services o. the special master.
MIR Thompson. II Is understood,
will ask this amount as a fee for
bic work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
American Federation Of Labor Starts Campaign Again,
Secretary Taft---hjunctOn Decision is The kew
Note.

aEreemeets Taft as candida. /.
afraid he may ruffle the fes,h y
~ me plume Of the capitalist pnwas
and he substantially assures 80. ~
corporate Interests that II fhev ., ~
him their support be will hand e ~
70 them the working men 80, sss.
hand and foot and shsckied s. =
functions" " m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
EIGHTY DROWN IN
FLOODS IN SPAIN

MADRID. Sept. 25.-Eiehty per
sons have been drowned and We
entire Malaga district Is inundstea
as the result of rains preNaiilns
during the past as hours. ! ~
river Guadalmedina Is out q ~
banks and flooding The low ianas'
An lighting plants have been az
stroyed and there Is much saiie..
Ing The military is distribauns
bread
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

with negro blood arose and IA.
nounced the speakers utieranoe ~
eowardly The man was an oet,.
room and Tiilman acaihiuRlt ~.
elared during the repartee ~, 81
got Nateveg brains be had with ~
white blood Then the man who
objected 10 Tiilman's scaihing a..
ralgnment LETT the han.
Tillman insisted that the pos,.
teeHth and Fifteenth anendmer,s
were actuaicd By cowardly desire
for revenge hey are a damnshla
outrage. be declared. We nave
never swallowed the negro and II
/ know the South we never wIlis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
7. M. A. SMOKER

"iiieh Iinka" will be- held NJ tho
Star mesteF toniEht after the last
performance. the Theatrical Ne
ehanica association giving its sec.
end smoker The fun will begin
about n O'Clock in order 10 allow
al she members and visiting
friends from the various theaterh
10 be- present when the curtain
goes up roaata speeches, yande-
vile performances and other things
will bo given aud refreshments
have not been forgotten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
ON THE FRONT

Revenue ctifrar Thetia arrived In
port late yesterday from Bristol
hay, Alaska. with the crew aud pas
achgera Of the wrecked schooner
John Currior.
The Star Steamship company
will Immediately build another boat
10 take thes place Of the La Con.
nef. burned yesterday morning at
Tacoma. e.
Capt J.. A. Henderson Of the The
tn reports many volcanoes on the
Aleutian range, and several new
islands near Hnpalox
ON account of the laeor troubles.
the Tshana outyst this year viii
be far short OF thst ettHated The
assay office To- only received aboM
M $50 900 instead Of ti0.000,0 900 NJ
seogtesled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

WASHINGTON, Sept 25.~-Whas
will undoubtedly be one OF sas s
greatest religious gatherings % ny
year began this morning win 'as
arrival of the hosts Of the biotnS, n
hood OF ST. Andrew, an oreafiaa.,s ..,''
of leymen of the Protestant Ep wv
copal church 20 attend the z2ha w.
ternatinnal convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
JURY MERCIFUL

(By United pressl
CHICAGO. Sept 2b--Amasa c.
Campbell. who killed DIT Benjamin
p Harris here last winter. found
mercy at the hands Of n jury. which
found him guilty OF manBlaughter
in Judge Windcs court here last
night Accompanying the verdict
was a recommendation by the jury
that the punishment be fixed AZ one
year in the peniteutiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
iRRIoATEo LANDS.

aHaHa@aaHHaaa
an apple orchard iu thn Weuatrhoa
valley tH better than hank account
~ m constantly nruwlun and uruduDInr
Apples WiH rHrrl in CASCADE DUrW
ARDS ln flavor. color ard keeping dual.
tinH Tour lasf chance tn buy CASCADE
uN'fANHf lands lirst AND SECOND
addlNHna are now on sale cAHCh Abe
NNlllA RIOS are only aHc mile from
lonVuuwofth on the % n HY six houfa
from seattle COZ TON particulars from
~ PETERS owner.
eva AInHNu HuffHfua HH De
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 25.-
General Manager Calvin, OF the
southern Pacific, has created a
new division, 90 be known as the
shasta division, and has appointed
Thomas Ahearn as the auporintcnd.
ent, with headquarters at Duns.
muir. Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
SHUT OFF WATER.

Water will be- shut off from Q
a m, TO 9 p. m tomorrow. the
goth, from the l6.lnch main north
from the north line OF Boston ST.
ON Federal av,. which viii include
all the high service mains for tho
university, Green Lake and Fro.
mont diatrictN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
TO INCREASE WAGES.

Preliminary 90 the final going
over Of the annual estimates. the
finance committee has decided thar
lahorers In the city cmploye will
be paid s276 a day next year In.
stead Of s2.26 as now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

TOXIC. Sept z5.-Pieuss.s -,
Secretary Taft's world lou, IN sA =
~ aemidipiomatic charss.as
japanese statesmen are ho.lss = !,
realize great things from ~ s,s !"
70 their country. Speculate, y
rife over the possible Negotiate.
on emigration. uaturallzailon 80
other questions, and II IL eroecssx
that hig VISIT viii result in ~ =
moval u friction between ~ IA.
ed States and Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

AUCTION SALE on EETHA FINE
FURNITURE AT r. Is HICKERTOW
AAHENnDUME za1s FIRST AVENUE.
OF THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 90 AT
As FOLLOWS Extra fine ffass- mount
81 enamfied beds hair mattresses. birds
efe maple. mahogany and golden oak
tureaas cuumnaaa chiff0nisrH. weather
81 oak f1+faof extension table. china
closet lower. rush seat dining chairs
bookcase WefMfekn book sections rock
efs leather uUhuiHtered touches and
easy chairs cut Finsf % the best, china.
fine raHef Grapes, rnrtierss. upright
plano. piNn0la with records fine lace
curtains. library n standard works. o.
hfeHg table. tahnufsite. bail clock. pie
tafss. nfFins machine. rulier-feu deHkH.
organ. arminsteF velvet and Brussels
carpet Kitchen furnishings steel ranges.
eaa Fannaf heating stoves. etc. etc The
ft8fa goods are ~ tho best Inspection
q invited r q uirkarfun. auefinneer.
Phone Main 1901 independent 1911
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Firat and second additions Co Cascade
Orchards are now on sale The hpat
apple section On the valley DOT IN
before lt la ail sold fgne 10 $500 uer
acre with perpetual water rlrhta. on
easy terms
~ g rrrEHs owner.
Gee lnrkn building -aH.ef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
|TO RI
SEAT

The gtre
10 be rena
the streets
/ bay. Calf
exception
First av. !
Of the city
ing Il on {
a. Second
southwest,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25


uMEEN LAKE ithskitNWth ADDITION
10 Ire NMtsf sANifiaW AHfllWtrR NNu
eiff pAWAH and reservoirs tn thH ftmsst
feeiienas saetian - fhs fitF HFaF fhs
f'nivrfsifF ard Etresifias Efnunds tots
az in Lawn aFrfiHaaiHs isss WasHs
iuafnn Hlan HaF aud HtaaHiaing ia fhfss
directions Prices tnF fsa aafs uSfsf.
t4ae fe ftHa wftn re PEE fsnf rash and
tib psf mAeHta on FMp We eisa haFa
several 5 60 fnnm NMW NNuRer on paFs
than fent nfssu lahs ear 90 Qfssnishs
rfaffaH
INTERNATIONAL. noNu 4 REALTY co
iee9 AnlafiraH issHs H.fs ia II
SPECIAL ruDkF t.sts uaaf fiass :
FriF fta 80 isfNas - . Frf mamfh aiae
Nss lets LAS WsahiHeta9 Watsf ffaht -
safh en- tsFrns ~ scala alea ne fisheHk
tiaEAsat t4nf en- eafth o. Faitr CIR.
eksap - istnnsi sisa ~ dfesp LAS nlss-
sIsa hafaa Iii tfase 80 Nins sasstg
fktfN taEas sss NIilWkes ssisstasn 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
coIIs.urr eeats Tomor~w.

Reserved seats for the opening
week will go on sale AZ tbs Coll.
scum theatef tomorrow morning.
There will undoubtedly be an I'm.
menae demand for tee too 0pcisss
performances Aondsy sssei, s>sd
pat,uss sauis 10 In Tia Fss co
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