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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10
TRINITY AND BRAZOC VALLEY,

TRINITY AND BRAZOC VALLEY
AS to the Trinity and Brazos Val
ley railroad, the report says:
This line, mention OF which wa:
made in the last annual report. anC
which is to connect Colorado and
| Southern lines with tfdewater at
! Galveston, Texas. commenced opera
| tion of trains from Fort Worth
through to Houston on February 10,
1907, and from Dallas through to
Houston on July |, 1907. The ar
rangement made with Rock Island
Frisco lines was also mentioned in
the last annual report, and in expec-
tation OF a large traffic over this |
shortest line between Fort Worth !
and Galveston, and between Dallas |
and Galveston. construction work is |
still being carried on with a view to |
amply preparing the line for efficient |
handling OF its business.
AT Fort Worth the terminals OF |
the Fort Worth and Denver Termin- |
al company are used, at Dallas tenn
porary arrangements have been made |
with the 81. Louis and southwestern /
railway. at Houston temporary ar
have been made for the
use OF the terminals ot the Gulf. Col
orado and Santa Fc railway company
supplemeutiug rhe terminal facilities
of the Houston Belt and Terminal /,
RAILWAY company. now iu course ut
iu the organization aud
control of which last mentioned COM
pany tb. Trinity and Brasus Valley
Rallwa, ,ompau, is Jointly sutcrest-
vd with thv SAINTS pc lines the Fris-
,u lines aud thr St Louis Hrovus-
vile and Mexico raiiva, company.
IA Galveston superior terminals
sge bsins constructed ut Ihc GHl.
weston Terminal Eailwa. ,ompss'.
witch haa hctu organized 9ad Be- ,nn
.rullyd uy The TRINITY HH' hfaEos
valley WaiIwa1 yuwpsg.
Ne b rtpe,ted ttst tbs auihprissG
terminal construction Ht Galveston
elU b, ,ompIsftd .tH fhsse
1vp terminals al. Uatr.. . iHErin
slfh thIs u.e unf af.a.. IeNaa. etIl
.s tIyaf .Ia Iu ... w.l wtrt Ut
rattle Ia Itt sIat. H. r.vss. .nt
'raa ,.H ma,t a.....e ,as eN
.r aI u#.au.f. |. fFt nH
..s .s .s. rIuf. ... N.EH.. N
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10
REPORT OF TRunBulL
heSd Of Colorado SosiAera (1lis Aiies.
tioa 10 (oapleiisa Of liae.

In his annual report 10 the stock
holders of the Colorado and South
ern railroad President Frank Trum-
bull calls attention to the fact that
with the completion of the Trinity
and Bragos Valley railroad the peo-
Pile OF the west are brought to closer
connection with the tidewater on
the Gulf OF Mexico, In closing his re-
port. which is an interesting aud
valuable exposition of the work OF a
great railroad for the fiscal year
ending June so las. Mr.. Trumbuil
says
"Your corporation Is identified
with the citizens and business inter
ests of Colorado, Wyoming and New
Mexico. and is sponsor. by use of its
general credit. for important lines in
Texas, which have brought closer to-
gether the people of those great sec
tions. in which development is sim
ply well begun. Your lines have, with
out exclusive privileges and without
subsidies or guarantees from the
state, brought the pixies Peak re-
gion as near to tidewater as Chicago
is, and in doing this have at the
same time assisted greatly in inereas-
ing the Importance of Galveston,
Texas. Surely your company occu-
pies place in the life of the ma
ton, and your directors. recognizing
dual trusteeship. desire that all
your patrons may prosper, that your
employees may be steadily engaged +,
and that your profits may increase
so that ability to perform spublic func
tions may be continually augmented
as it ought to be, and so that il
through rest cure or otherwise gen.
eral financial conditions in Ameri.
ca again improve, your company S
sphere of influence may seem to cap
ital and to enterprise an inviting
field for further expansion
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10

New York. Oct lo.-The output
of automobiles for 1905 is expected
to be $4,000 ears, against $1,000
made this year These figures, which
are said 90 be conservative esti-
mate. have been announced by the
management of the American Motor
Car Manufacturers association.
who's, members Will be- the chief eN-
hibitoy- u the Grand Central Palace
show beginning October a.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10
THE GINNtR'S REPORT
Commissioner of Agriculture Makes Pub
lie StsteReai tf September.

Austin, Texas, Oct. I0.--Com mis-
sioner of Agriculture r, T. Miner
yesterday morning at IL O'Clock
made public the monthly cotton
ginners' report showing the number
of bales sinned for the month of
September. The report is still incom
plete, as probably not all gins have
made reports. The report given out
shows there were 573, ,601 bales gin
ned during the month Of September.
During the month of August there
107,536 square bales and 4,207
round bales. which makes total of
6S5, ,344, according to the ginners'
report, up to October l. On Septem-
Der 2 ) the United States government
in compiling the same statistics,
showed there had been ginned up to
| there is but small discrepancy be-
, tween the federal and the state re-
port. The federal government, in its
report counts the round bale only al
half bale The reports OF the gin
ners to Commissioner Milner 70
the month of September showed
! marked improvement as to the eff
cheney OF the report over the repor
for August.
During the month OF August there
were but about 1.500 gins reporting.
| The September report shows that be-
tween 5000 and 800 gins reported.
The federal report of cotton statis-
tics shows that during the month of
September there were about 3,517
gins in operation in Texas. The re-
port given out for today is not strict !
ly September report. as some OF
the ginners included all the cotton |
ginned so far this year. This is be |
cause some of the ginuers began late |,
because of the lateness of the season |
and again because many ginners did |
not make reports during August.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10
rt,\iit.NTiNi;i tIOki,b
Monthly Meeting Held and ~uprrtu.
tendcnt'~ Hrpurt Received.

NU9IIU TIEIH- O|T ~ sTHTT pow
ltautiUu uatd br.d monthly mev.-
ms yesterday Trr .rpo.r of tbr -g-
ryHu.,lJ,Hl nf fhr peu.te1Hsr
-hovs Duus.es uu haud sep,fmut-
9 fo Hr HrIH. uso rouyists received
duFus tHt wDuFh es. ayuWu.ed -
returned ut sayrfr IHt. p.doued
o. ssagya Do. d.ed q, delivered t'
shvfifts . Hs.o'ed balance oH band
usfotes o. rsi.. lr.es., tee Ev
rnff af faaus.ai assent eHae- ua.HHle
ua E.uI u.faae. HI trtts.te Hs
sr.ats faHrs .ar m.Hfr tre .tt dr.
hHnrl ffeH.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10

and was admitted 70 bail In the sum
of s. 500 which he readily gave. TO
await the action OF the grand jury,
which is now in session
\ large number Of citizens OF Rio
Vista came ia with Thresdgili 10 go
on his bond
iIsrdin's body was found under a
pecan tree. where 1t had fallen after
the shooting Officers who made an
inspection of the scene and the body
say that Hardin was unarmed, but
that his right hand Was in his pocket,
near knife. The kni,. was not open
however
/, Is also claimed that the trouble
between Hardin and young Thread
gill had arisen because of Hardin s
accusations that the young man had
been taking pecans from some Of
Hardins trees. In a statement which
has been made by Threadgill. he said
that he and his 12-year-old brother
were driving along the ROAD with
cotton wagon. going TO the field,
when they met Hardin. Then he says
Hardin began to curse and abuse him
aud started to climb into the wagon.
He SAYS that he told Hardin no less
than three times to stay out OF the
wagon before the shooting. He also
says that Hardin made threats
against both himself and his brother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
MEET TOMORROW

A large number Of entries have
been made TOR the grammar school
meet that comes off tomorrow AZ
ternoon on the university campus
over 100 names have been enrolled.
ana the following schools viii be
represented. Central y. u Day,
Cascade. Warren Avenue. Rainier,
Interlake. John Hay. Stevens. and
Summit. Altogether Is eyeaA VIII
take place.
The following are the officers TO
meet, Field Judges. Cook. Coile'
Glsh. w. Mcdonald and Thayor,
Judges OF tho finish. o, r, Cults. A.
Goldsmith and WIN lnglia. referee,
Victor NJ. Place. elerka Of tbs
course. Connlbear and c. q. Dohm,
official scorer, Dave Grant. timers,
A. q Doulhitt. |. q. Mcdonald and
n. Ellis, starter. r, W. lee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
S. A. C. TRACK MEET

The first % ssrtea II three
track contests for the Seattle Ash-
ietie club championship was pulled
off last night before = large crowd
that fillsd the spacious Hailsfy.
Ths winners in the senior events
we're tga-yArd spad-r2ce. Wee"
coyle. sta-s seconds. high jump
Vance, 5 feet inches, is-Ib. shot-
pat. 0iah. - feet 4 inches. quarter
mil. run. PARKER. 80 "a seconds
The events resulted In the following
scores eslns made Dish sta. Wee
coYis. sts; Prank vanes. ssts PARA.
or. st2. y. coyia. los. McMsIn. sse
Eepags. sss. Presley. Ests nohn.
zee. Piunrmsr. 21t. Mckay. aisg
lsnoea AL. Soaring. se&, ThAysr.
iss. L.Awrsaea. 1T. and Sample. 50,
The Jani0r winners were. iaa-
yard sp0d race. Johnsor. "a t-s see
Dads. high jump c. warren. 8 fest
! inches. fa.Ih. shot put. = Mar
rea. 81 fsnt Inches. quarter. mile
rua. J. Burke. ~ Is ssoanfa The
scores we're a. fuilows G. Warren.
sos. watsreus. fsT. Remington. 40.
burke. 9sss IackIln. AL. Tlnisnx
afs. Lansfols, 800. Twureor. is9.
Patt~n. tft. U'prisn. tss. Razsuthal.
ist. Johnson les. kyrrki. ist:
Manainw and Seymour. ia
Tie nsxt meet Wtli comn aff tu
about = ufenths time. Immediately
before the big meet Al ths Coliseum
and the events viii cnnstmt af pois
vaults bread Iuap. fze- YARD dash
ard = half mile run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
RACES YESTERDAY
OAKLAND

FIRST race. enc half mile-~Wu'
more. IL tMfller). 90 l, won !
Cass Taylor. III. second; AdenA'
los third. Time, So
second race. five-esghths o. a
mIle--Psscadera. iie tMilicFh 70
1 won. Louise FttzEiobonS. ile.
second: May Piak. iio, thiFd'
Time. fso3.
rhlra race. one and one.esEhth
miles-Caratnal Sarto. lie tSsa'
haml. 5 20 :. won: iak. iis. sec
end; vincentia. ia. third. Tine
1:SS IS.
Fourth race. one nfiie--blanohe
G. lot fAIllerl. 4 10 |. Won. Dukc
of orleaaa. les. second bosuna.
ZOE thIrd. Ttnae. i:t6
F1fth race. one aud Que sixlesu u
mIia.--Andsew Mack. iio lMiilsfi'
{ 10 {. woa: Tha borgian. io1. sec'
ond: I'd sheridan. 100. third
Tine. 1 - "a
sixth race. sevcn-elshths Of a
mlle-Cloadllxht. i0s lMlllorl. 70
Won. Laura y. NJ. i07. second /:
prineass TisanlA io2. third Time
i.s9 Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
LaceS,
Embroid-
cries

The new designs in real
handmade Duchess Lace
Appliques which We arc
showing in the Lace Section
will interest you. we know.
And YOU can spend a very
profitable hour in our En-
broidery Department II you
have any use at all for fine
Swiss. Nainsook and Cam
brio Emhroidcries in the
newest designs. Plenty of
the new Allovers. Edgings.
Inscr tings and Readings
here. Prices lower. in every
instance. than YOU would ex-
pect TO pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22


ern Football League viii hold q
meeting tomorrow night TO settle
thu dinpsate over the WAnderef BE
attic game,
sunday tho uooeor fans viii have
their inning IA the Scattlea play
tho bunch from ladysmtth, u, G.
Harry Lewis. OF Philadelphia, re
eeivrd the decision over Mikr
TWIN sullivan. Of boston. In 4
tenround bout Al Denver last night
The hest secret OF being a good
manager IL 10 hire good nisyera
Nod Hanlon Is enjoying himself
while he can he Il keeping swaa
from Cincinnati
Daily average Of aTi galfera used
ono Edluburg course IN 1906, To
tal u So. tt5 for the year
AT New York Harry Cehn sets .
new bowling tournament record
With $50 10 average.
A, the beginning OF hts nth sea,
sou With the New York Americans
Griffith has expended taeo,ooe fef
his team alone.
National Rlfle association toaFna
moat this year goes 90 ohio mill
tsry range. az Port Cllutos
Johnny voorheia has resainsd his
title a. champion bowler II Greater
New York from Jilnmy Smith
Challenges ara already In from
John Roster. New York. and ffanA
Brill. Chicago
PHILADELPHIA claims 20 have !
fighter IN kid Heabeo who hal
never been knocked out la IL
fights.
Honey Melody has ISSUED a cor
ilal Invitation to all mea In tbs
world weighing betwoen lts ans
i4s pounds 90 como aud act licked
There is more Joy over The sign
Ina of the oue star who has best
sNtallinar for morn tnnnaY than Il
the rounding up u all the othcfl
IN tho baach
Joe Kelley kills his own story q
q o. 900 salary Al Torunto BY hold
lns out for s5Ts % his purehaa.
money.
KID Herman 10 To appear In
ring eontost February q lie 4
70 wear hid gloves. and must D
ready At The first TAP ef the we'd
cling hetia
| There we're 1000 entries AZ ii.
New roFk bow.uuw ahoW.
|
Poor aniarky Jsnh Johnson. Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

even, won pantoafle. ne. second
Militia. ia. third ftmo. ia Ia
Fourth race. ono mile Nph
Tromp. los (Nenanicn, J to l.,
won. Tartan. loo. second, or
mondea Right. t0s, third. Time,
liza
Fifth race. seyen.eiEhlha OF a
mite Geo. r. Mtlner. iOI tkunxl,
sa o. 1, won. The Roustahaut 49,
second. Glyanni naleflo. i0f. third
Time. i,sa IL.
sixth race. one mile Gadichoh.
lie tHarflal. even, won. Chancel'
lor Walwurth, f0i. second. Lille
n, tOa. third. Time, las IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
A pollAa WoRKs HARo.

A siaxie dollar must remain n
savings hRnk an entire year 70 ust
yoa The trivial sum a four cents
Money invested shtvnrh tfse German
Savings. Building and faan Assa-
citation gives much lnrE~ returns -
thia company selects anfY ths most
prufitahsa Investments au4 IL very
conservative w an ito feastnFs Fun
particulars from chaa uausr. See
rotary. tis uailey bldg. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
Swagger
New Spring
Suits

We are safe in saying that
you will find more charming
styles IN new Spring Suits at
McCafihy's than any two
other Seattle stores have 20
show you. Aud every new
suit We have Is right down 20
tho minute IN whatever way
you want 20 take it-mode.
material or finish. You do
not have 90 wait a day long
er. You can select your new
Spring suit here tomorrow,
ENJOY your purchase Tor an
entire season. and know that
YOU have a garment that Is
really up-to-date and stylish.
Prices range from $500
to $500, aud you could
not bay anything better or
more stylish Ter the money
IN Chicago or New York. See
them tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
cHAMpIoNsiilp MET

The Pacific aud Northwestern
Athletic associations VIII 1ulh
forces IN big coast championship
meet to ho pulled off IN this citt
during the summer. probably ~
June. Tho annual meet of ths y
~ A. had already been awarded
Seattle and when the propoaai OF
q coast meet. which origtnnfnl
from tho Olympic club. In Rth
Franeiaeo. waa made. Captain N
alta and other local sporting men
made overtarea Go secure the meet
here. and the proposal Of oombining
the two affairs have met with uni.
yernAI approval.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

,sa Ten snual lraa. ton. 81 ahafts
aa usum fh1npad fred, ton fmi oats
TEN 80
Lime and Cemsnt
Portland lafurnfI IMPORTED 81 wv
lIsrflsnd asnirnt aaufufnia. PEI bit y
~ aaa faf returned hHgal plaster pHtts
hbI a. 96 lime han tuan IT,. ~ hafhnt
81 " - fife tfiHh rff n 49, ts4eisf
40. had mall plaster. ten, " sess
Nuts and PIGS.
psnry Imported flKs faei hSw
80 80 ~ iHf almonds. per I'd. ~
ehsstpsta a1i1o, saepanlia. fHf doA &C.
oeaNufa 8 isin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
ASCOT.

First race. quarters Of a
mlle Sappa. lis tkEAppl. , 20 !.
Won. BelchAmbcF. IL. seeond.
Norfolk. IFS. shird Time. i;is -.
Seeund race. ssven-slEhths Of a
mils--Cocksare. i0T tknappl. s 10
I. won. Fusfian. lei. second. Hat
tons. lot. third Time. ~ -.
Third race. throequafters Of a
mile Don nama. lis (PTestonl J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
EXHIBITION BOWLING.

The All Seattle bowling team will
PLAY an exhibition game tonight on
the bismarck alleys against team
made up of the beat OF their FOR
mer eompetitora IN The TROUT
eaniaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

MeKown made the highest toea'
made 80 FAR during the trN'eese'
/ eos. stephen carried Off the aoa'
ors Of gainln8 highest total IN ON"
game. so. N,
renirht the following men VII
lima up AZ s.S0 y m; Gardner
Snnaa. Case, Rathhern. plEafa'
Rassell. schaefor. Taylor and Al
lain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

T.! steers, eaf ~. go ~ ea@s -
atani aaitss. pef 10 ela0hkat lamb
Nests.
Htaafa, pr ~ g. esNs. ~. fHiiefi t.al
paf ih 40 ! zuti se4 mu tph = iHiiai
srfinR lanh rsf NJ. u i=sr. df saad hoes
paf ~ ~ $50.
Fish.
HahaanHf haiihut YEA u iuiHH5 fisalunf.
ftHf - ] aafefi faltnnH tffut 80 y. ipNitei
saliH ~ tef rHeh ena haf ~ r. sHfilhis
pet TO- t4fiaU silver Hinaits w. o. olympia
neafsfa. lsaf aaes ltvs r. PEI HafiHn. y 80
$3.50 IarEaanHA crabs flH' 70 rcd snappsfs
fasal eiafua. prf SECS finf ~ Htufeoef
psf -. ~ eatfish, PEI u ice. haseh si,st.
aef ~ ~.
Nay and Feeastuffs
Eastern NHahiNHiuH Timothy pei ton VI
puget ttiiina. tnn al alfalfa ten tffgf z
eteal hey. tna t14 ehais rorut paf ian.
asa al Cracked cufn thn fAHM feed
laasl tor. tssHsni niialinss ton 80 81
spALpINa ATHLETIC GOODS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
Suits $500

alnce We began advertising tls 90
anita 40 have been busy Heliihf
them all the time. These are al
aolutely new suits of exceedingly
strong values w ~ Hutchinaos
Co Cor 2ud aud Union - "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
THE MARKETS

The only change IN the conditions
on Western AZ. thlA mnfnlna IL the
arrival % "A car OF cabbage, two cars
% bananas and one Of potatnes Al
though the shipments of potaiosH
has increased H. the last tive weeks.
there has been na marked change in
tha prices The best Yakima pos
tatosa are selling az 81 per fun. and
from that down 10 SIS
rhs price On cabbage took slight
advancement thie mofpinE. this new
shipment ncliins a 81 psf pound.
Hay a sim pouring into the MAJ .
act. but the price h firm At 81 pef
ton on Eastern Washington Timothy
and 81 on raast sound hsy.
rhera are some Malaga grapes On
tho market Fuf the most part they
Arv bringing what the dealer can
act. The ega market has rumsined
stationary az zse and sse PER dozen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
NEW RECORD IN
SHOT PUTTING

NrnFORn. MRas, Feb sss@N
N Zoe. uf the noston Athletic as
s,elatlan. last night created new
worlds record In putting the shes
Nhaa he threw an eighl.pound she'
s,stanea az a feet rs Inches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
Muslin
Underwear

You'll find il easy 10
choose your new Muslin
Underwear at this store, for
/, doesn't matter a cent how
particular you arc. we are
sure 10 be able 10 please you
just as we have pleased hum
dreds OF other Seattle ladies
in the past few weeks We
have been too busy 20 do
much checking up. but in
spite 81 the rush of trade We
know that assortments are
still good and that you can
find dozens Of styles in Cor
set Covers. Chemise. Draw
ers and Night Gowns in our
mammoth stock. Just heaps
OF dainty garments. all crisp
and new and finished in the
newest designs. No better
qualities are made than those
VIC have TO show you. Prices
lower than you would expect
10 pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
New Spring
Coats

More than twenty-five diff
ferent STYLES for ladies and
misses. An new within the
present week Among them
arc new Raiuroats. new
three-quartcr length Novelty
Plaid and Checked Goats and
the new Covert Jackets. All
good garments. Not a thing
cheap or common about them
except the prices, which are
surprisingly moderate. Time
now TO throw aside your
winter coat and choose a
stylish one. Sec these on
our second floor tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

Policeman Martin aheridaulmnde
a better showing than Mllllknairo
Ellety Clarke ~ the pastlmd Ath'
ietle clubs tourney In New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

Dent shFow away yaur oia
clothes Have tneN cleaned 20
Isoh liks rev at the Fantafiurn.
Cali ap Main teas sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

The Income producer for old ~
~ Cooper willis. ga ceimsn bids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

Look them over tomorrow.
You cannot help being pleas
Ell with the assortment we
have ~ show you. OF course
we haven't al we viii have,
bat it IS safe to say tha, you
will find NO better line any
where now. Every weave we
have IS strictly up-to- date
and there Is a nice collection
81 the new spring designs
and shadiugs 20 choose
among.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

Vegetables
fsatata.ss tasaf White t4xe4s. tl,n. f1fnN
rsktma iisft.knea ~. sas4tii e4tstsaxs.
ifssi, ~ - ssafAe t.sn.sh ii@iass.a
80 a ssaA. eeafe,s 81. ~
eiFs s@as H~ pas.,a-.. s~s.t :. ~
80 ID ~ isaseae. q so - s4aNah
J Lea i.ssl p.snpssns l.i41e fanae
sri.4s sass b 80 = Fariisk. u. ~
49, sa1ish pes - - toitata.Ess fsf
80. sz4a H affissskss. o SGT a esaefs
- 49, @s%sss f4atag. ~ haisst FAs.
aip@- r. sers. ft ne " aauiifhfrsf. ~
Fruits.
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strsss - efAia. I'M sfaps fYaii -
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

Estimated $4,000 automobiles viii
be built In tha United states this
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

II you haven't seen the big
assortment Of new Colorcd
Wash Dress Goods now On
display at Mecarthy's you
have missed one Of the best
treats OF the new season.
Come tomorrow and let us
show you tho big line OF
beautiful new fancy silk
stripe Organizes, black and
white dotted Swisses. en-
hroidercd Llama Cloths. fan
cy figured. striped and check
eli Lawns. Batistes aud other
wanted weavcs. All up-to-
date patterns. Prices 12Isc
10 zoe yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

Cans seems to have ON the tapln
a nsht with the favarito in eyury
town In which his ahaw appeara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
SPORT DOPE

Another game has heea arranged
by the Seattle high Hchool nine and
they play tho Nottingham boys here
March L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
New Shirt
w aiSts

Many styles to choose
from in tucked. hemsii,ehed
and lace trimmed White
Lawn Waists. Long or three
quarter sleeves. Also a nice
collection OF exclusive new
styles in White China silk
and Lace Net Waists. This
is a sample line from a New
York manufacturer and are
exceptional values. Lawn
Waists from Csc 20 S2.75.
Sample Silk and Lace Waists
$3.50 to $500. Waist
Department. second floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22
S. A. C. BOWLING

The pln .swatters ON the ), 4. 6. :
alleys counted np the i''''Ne
scores last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-22

the fighters In America paaaod him
up And when hc landed IN Aus
tralia. aaulfeh takes to the high
seas on his way 90 America