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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-01-21
Madison, Jan. IS.

Madison, Jan. Is.
Yesterday the assembly passed a
bill for $4,000, $4,000 or the two COM
bined-$9, 900. AT least, it was not
very clear to many just what the ac-
tual amount involved was, so lacking
in mcidity were the explanations Of
fered. 1t seems, however, that the
correct sum was $4,000. The meas
ure had to do with the liquidation OF
a deficit in the finances of the legis-
lative bureau of reference. That de-
partment has been preparing for the
session. and thus found it necessary
10 exceed by $4,000 the appropriation
OF $4,000 a year which had been pro-
vided for it by the legislature two
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-01-21

and revolving natives in the southern
part of German southwest Africa
have been abruptly broken off aud
serious fighting is now going on in the
vicinity of Keetmanshoop. The reb-
els were said to be offering stubborn
resistance.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-01-21
Of calling grand iuries.

of calling grand juries.
By Mr.. stabrook-General en-
abTiHg act to provide for the estab-
lishrnent of municipal courts, instead
of requiring a separate long enact
ment every time a new municipal
court is created.
BY Mr.. notwithstanding for
the taxation of the expenses of re-
moving ashes and other refuse, so
that the cost will be borne by the
owners of the property served in
stead OF by the city at large.
By J. +. Baker-Allowing the shoot
ing of quail in the month OF October
in certain counties.
BY Mr.. Mountaineering from 81
to So a. day the pay or school officers
in county convention.
By Mr.. Ingram-Making stockhold-
ers in corporations liable for their
share of the debts Of the corporation,
and continuing the liability for six
months after the sale Of the stock,
By Mr. Roycraft-NeW procedure
for the equalization of the valuation
of Joint school districts.
By Mr.. misunderstanding the
open season for deer in Grant, Iowa,
Crawford, Richland and Vernon coun-
ties in addition to other counties now
named in the statutes.
New Kinds of Manslaughter.
By Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING that
any railroad empiaye Gp Official who
by sending a train into a block that
is not clear shall contribute to fatal
accident, shall be deemed guilty OF
manslaughter la the first degree.
By Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
maximum passenger rate from three
to two cents q mile on all roads
whose gross earnings are $4,000 per
mile per year or more.
By Mr.. Baneroft-Increasing the
penalty for violation Of the automo-
bile regulation law, by adding jail
sentence for the second conviction,
and also providing that any autoist
who by violation of the law on this
subject shall contribute to a fatal ac-
cident shall be deemed guilty of man
slaughter in the tirst degree. The
bill also reduces the legal speed limit
in cities from twelve to six miles an
hour, and On country highways from
% to u miles an hour.
Aimed at Student Votes.
By Mr.. Bancroft-To prevent stu
dents from voting at their college
town where they are not permanent
or bona fde residents, and providing
a penalty of $25 to 800 for violation.
By Mr. Wellensgard-ro allow the
use of setlines for bullheads in Green
Lake county.
By j. P. Peterson-To allow town
insurance companies to undefWrite
the contents of schools and churches
as well as other property,
BY Mr.. HeilbrOn-To provide that
the offense Of false pretenses" shall
include the inducing of a person to
leave his place of residence or employ
ment on false promises.
By Mr.. Potter-To appropriate $3.50
to the Badger Firemen's association.
By Mr. Potter-To apply the pure
food principle to the manufacture
and sale of feeding stuffs for live
stock
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-01-21
Neenah Man Loses home.

Neenah Wis, Jan, lS-rire in the
home of James Conrg of this city
destroyed the entire house and con-
tents. The occupants ali succeeded
in escaping without injury.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-01-21
Victim of cnai Famine

Sheboygan, Wis, Jan. 1S.-After
he had been warned time and again
to keep away from the tracks, Anton
Lorenz, aged 20 years, in need of coal
TO keep him warm, allowed the warn
ings to pass UNDECIDED and was struck
by switch engine in the Northwest
ern yards He sustained a fracture
of the skull which may result fatally.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-01-21
Propose Reciprocal Agreement.

Berlin Jan. 1S.-It is apparent that
the German government has proposed
to the United States tariff commits
sioners, now here, to give American
meats more favorable treatment than
hitherto. provided Washington rem.
ders a suitable equivalent.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-01-21
Home From Ianan.

Racine, Wis, Jan. 1S.-Darrel o.
Hubbard, for three years instructor OF
English at Jazama, Japan, has re
turned to Racine and will enter the
Wisconsin university.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-01-21
Wolves at Lake Mills.

Lake Mills, Wis, Jan. 18,-A large
prairie wolf was shot five miles west
of the village by Morris Rutherford.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-01-21
Peace Farley Broken OFF.

Capetown, Jan. ia dispatch
from Port Nolloth says that negotia-
tons for peace between the Germans
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-01-21
DlPHTHERIA EPIDEMIC.
Schools of CooksviIIe Closed by Gen
eraI Sickness.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Jan 1s-All the
public schools of Cooksville have been
closed owing to an epidemic Of dipll-
oheria.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-01-21
JUDGE BANCROFT
WAKES UP HOUSE
FEARS THE CREATION OF A DAN
GEROUS LOBBY.
OPPOSES APPROPRIATION

For Bureau of Reference and Tells
His Reasons-Many Bills of Inn
portance Are introduced and Ad-
iournment over Sunday Taken by
Both Houses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

WHY BUY measief Utiia Doe Ter
ffoa whHn fHu FHn taF asfrH raant 81
90 aa inte fHF tfHa Ha terms re tfFt
aawn. % pr month. q e. tiilimau.
.i1as ta Tacoma intefHrt4nf ufHte Pc
Flmsa HlnHh aatf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

Seattle Star Exclusive serVlee.l
WASHINGTON. Oct IA when
Uncle Sans 10 hlg baltleahlps sail
away 20 the Pacific they will each
resemble NoahH ark only the AMI.
mails will all be dead and neatly
slowed away IN big rcfHgorators
for consumption later on For n
NapolconS army fought on their
ttomAcha our boys viii cruise
around the Horn In the same fash.
Ion
IT'S going 90 be hig contract 20
feed the 1900 men 81 the fleet on
the long Journey. and The navy De.
pArtmont Is already on that job
Nice young fellows Ia gold braid
are out ia the market buying no.
tatoea aud cabbage and meat. but
they're not carrying Il away aith
them IN big basket, like dad or
the cook does
should say mott why. IN the
one item Of beef the ships Will
have 600 600 pounds There Will
be .0oo. 600 pounds 81 freah vege.
tables. including potatoes. turnips.
tomatoes aud -oh. yes. onions. sou
I bet Theruli be a million pounds
~ flour. 200 600 pounds o. con.
denaed milk. 100000 pounds 81
canned vegetables. 10000 pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

Of coffee aud tea. 10000 dozen eggs
10000 hams. 5000 pounds OF pep
per. 5000 pounds ~ salt. and a lot
Of other stuff that Ma understand
all about The total will be 5000
600 pounds
Practically everything that mel
IN all walks Of life would relish
will be- aboard tho ships before
they leave. Thanksgiving dinner
Christmas dinner and dinner on
Waahingtom'a birthday aboard NhiI
have been arranged for An add
tlonal supply % turkeys. plum pud
dinga. pumpkin pies mixed nuts
aud coffee will be stored ia antici
patton Of these feagts.
The officers OF the feet must
lay 10 their own supply 81 proyis
Ions az their own expense. Thcy
may choose what they wish with
out reference 20 tho provisions
which the bureau Of supplies and
accounts makes for enlisted men
All Of The food provided will b.
KEEP, fresh BY means of cold ator
age. Water will be distilled aboard
ship. At the ports new supplies
can be- taken aboard. bat the or
ders ~ the navy department are
that The ships bc provided without
reference 20 any stops they mas
make on the way 81 San Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

she calls IN her confederate 10 rob
her bonefaetor'a home, then some.
thing grips her heart, and she calls
the police. Tho follow thief whom
hor mind bad made a rod. goes
10 prison and she becomes an hon.
est woman realizing now that the
thing she had been could only have
ended Ia misery
She refuses her bonefnctOra of.
fer OF marriage, because she thinks
she ~ not good enough for him.
and imnRinoa that she gull loves
her fellow thief But the thief re-.
turns, she sees Dim ag the brute
he ia. aud after q few tears are
shed By an concerned. the play
ends happily with our girl thief 81
GOOD mans wife
The company supporting Miss
Bualcy ia entirely satisfactory. and
the star herself has seemingly I'm
proved since seen here last She
is certainly d very clever actress.
and. her future VIII be- watched
with interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

The Seattle theater % offering
The public q strong attraction this
week. and probably when the sea.
son ~ over II will be remembered
as one Of the best that visited the
thcnler during the year "a Mes
sage From Mars Ja one Of the
best plays Of recent years. its
strength being equalled by So nov.
city and lie power 81 doing good
u tells ~ the redemption Of an
absolutely selfish cgouat. and has
a most convincing moral IN sup
port Of altfulam.
The company presenting "a Mta-
sage From Mars this year ~ al
most ns strong as that seen here
last season Wallace Widdecombe
ia excellent IN the role Of the
eRotist. and Walter II. Ciuxt0m
could scarcely be improved upon aa
the dreamland messenger who cf
fects The redemption Eileen Enrol
as the cyclists long suffering
sweetheart pleases. and the re-
mhlnder Of the company satisfies
The attraction viii be- offered all
week
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ADJUSTMENTS


She would not be II she re-
manned Nan. the Nipper" but
from thr FIRST there ~ something
IN this girl thicfa proud. erect car.
riaFe. her flashing eye. aud the
mobile face. defiantiY crowned by
riotouH mass Of red hair. that
tells yoH. even az Il told the VII
liam i.atimer % tho play. that this
girl cannot be- all bad She IL a
mistaken. deludcd victim 81 the
cruelty Of the fates She follows
her nefarlous trade because she
ldcaiiEca a. She does not renAzc
that u f. wrong. and feels that
abe Ia an artist IN being an exper,
thief
But the inevitable happens. she
meets n man-and he Is man
Ills strength of character. his very
goosneHs. and his evident deter
minstion 90 help her az first turn
her against him Ills prenehings are
obnoxious. and just al the time when
he is opening n new llfea 10 her
has Invited her 10 his home 10 o.
Ter her an honest life on the stage
and leaves her alone a moment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

HFAaHA
lin the bishops Carriage ih
worth while Though u has 10 do
18th a woman whom fortune and
Environment have made q thief. the
p@ick'a offering 81 the Grand "a
GOOD 90 Hee Remembered with
appreciation from last season. both
the play and les stRi. Miss Jessie
Iaisley. renewed acquaintAuccHhip
with old frlgnds last uiEht. and tho
WELCOME was a most cordial one
ln the bishops Carriage" has
10 moral mission aud It's manner
Of giving q 60 tho world has none
% the alckenius misery which &C.
companies the sordid problem
plays story Of fall and redemption
A gifi thief. a moral p0ryert. boast
luE between puffH 81 ciEzrrts and
bits OF profanity that she IL Nan.
tho NippeT and idolizius a brute
% the underworld because Of his
supremacy IN the fine art Of burK
larry. may not seem % be an attrac.
i've heroine 10 those unfamiliar
with the play. or the book from
which u has been dramatged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
nlRrA RECORD.

births wore registered today as
fulloWHl
Spencer 70 wife OF r'R spon.
Ger. Minor hospital. Oct ~, a son
tonFwgll 70 wife OF G l.. Long
we'll 500 70 THOMAS Ht. oct 10, a
daughter
Atkinson 10 wife OF c, Akin.
son. i723 Yeslor way, Oct A. a
daughter
HAN 70 wife OF w Han. Ce.
dar sts near Gbth. oct O. son.
kirehluum 70 wife Of Percy
KiuchAum, SOC goth av.. Oct 10.
% son
nenham To wife Of A. Il Ben.
ham. l70s Ruyenna blvd. Oct 3,
a daughter
Roo To wife Of A. J Roe. SS0S
Edmond. oct Al a daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

Dads Girl" an old fashioned
comedy drama sparkling with
humor and Astounding with heart
Interest was given two perform.
ancea n the Third Avenue yester
day. and drew two packed houses
The members 81 the Taylor com
pany find this popular old piece
well suited 10 their abilities, aud
make the NEST Of the opportunities
offered them.
Laurette Taylor plays the part Of
the girl and James NJ Morton II
the dad" Frederick Clarke essays
the role Of stephen Wainwright
the girls lover. and Verne Layton
ia the heavy villain William Ray.
more furnishes much Of the comedy
~ the piece. and the remainder OF
the company is well cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
Everybody Was
Delighted

We taH 9fand tnraeui yesterday and
aisn saturday arsruaan. on aaF free e.
fafaiHn NnH people expressed tAFfn|
seites A. telHF iamhnrf 80 ere hfaHtifal
iraef nf iana sc are sfiNna BOB IaruHla.
saafh W fhe court NHuae an fha Hnaa5
a@aN Faf lice AZ fafafsHt All iHfs avs
CLEARED ieFet tsiHE niah AaA afH and
fsFht rn TIRE ear iIue a car % fhe rifs
every af winHtea All ~ the rHHtnH
lenrfs 70 ntHFVs. sfhnaf college anA
ehHrehes hr fha FfaHrd Toe prices "a
ihfse iafH rHHae ffsm f5h ta $3.50 each
90 fsfes ~ ffum Cd SO e. pHF msHk
fsH haN better nHf Duf tNls watfrf Hfi
any tangnr NnH8e tH asssd talk N nFes
Hifh HH We afr aprH every FHHnfnf
wntN 3 O'clock Nuf aattaHnfn aFa ready
af tHis rHg e. escort sea th fhe Hrauaa
Aar day durnH ths Heea ara u rHa
ertns iu fhfauKh tas seek mH miN gag
fnar fraHsat1Hf eFnr eos back W..
eaHf feH ta aHH tho Nrnand ard ara
HliitnE tn fahe ehanfas an Feuf tuFiHs
Ffre people nut ~ air Nafr hess affef
iaakfHE the nrnpaFfr over ThHsa Sans
people afH aifIua aHa fradF 20 fast y
fHat % Be- aN Aaa wHfs than ms HiaiN
o. Prices ore aufnF e. fahe tuu
hIH 20 NFfH aaUa WAKE iF TN NNf
Wirt ALTON fN TACOMA AND ar
IA $50 Sow.
NATIONAL LAND CO.
ENastaG ftaHFsF NiHa
Fhamr Mafn 1894 fuf ffff
Tacsfnafst4t California NidH
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LICENSED TO WE'D.

Monroe French, nromorton, anc
Emma Wilhelm. lremerton.
Ynautaro kiahlnoth, Anahoim
CALIFORNIA, and suyo Waka haya
chi. Japan
Yokichi Nakano, Alameda Cali
fornla. and Make lrio, Seattle,
CLAUDIO Wilson, Vancouver y. G.
and Annie Johnston. of Seattle.
John Aormon. Nc Vernon. Wash
and Iva LAdrock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
DEATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today az
follows,
Marshall L. Marshall. 81. Oct
o. Madroua park
Kramer A. NJ Kramer. 30. Oct
ne, Halter IT,. between Cedar and
Mndrona
lohnaon--A Johnson. 20. oct 10.
sll 9Th NV.
Nakai s. Nakai. rs. Oct 9. So.
attic General hospital
starr H. q starr. 20. Oct ~.
Providence hospital
Couradsen E Conradaen. co.
oct IT. $40 Eastlnke ay
Harrington n r. Harrington.
o. GOT N. S29 n 6ath a.
Albergaou ,. Albertaon. "a. Oct
II wayside Emergency hospital
Taylor b. G. Taylor ~, Oct IL.
South seattle
BalEow William y nalzow. %.
found Oct no. foot Of Wall ~
Noifj w Nolf. -. Oct ie.
Pacific hospital
McKuight william Mcknight.
&c. oct .. Wayside Emergency hos.
pitai
Fuller a. Fuller. ~. Oct 0. "a
broadway
BoylaH Fred hoylan. IS. Oct 10.
tth av aud University u
Brooks , G Brooks, ~. Oct. 3.
WRyBidc Emergency hospital
MiilcrE G miller about 40.
Oct 8. Ni spring ~
nllla-E J.. nlliH. 81. Sept. %.
Wayaldu Emergency hospital
narion lntaut Oct 10, Clovor.
dale. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

On the mezzanlne floor VIII n
found the general Offices q ~
Johnston Co--all large. light and
airy. and viii be greatly appreciat
ed By the host OF Johnston en-
ploycs who. owing 70 the crampet
quarters IN the Burke BaildlnE
have really worked under a hahdr
cap.
The talking machine deparimenf
IL on the second floor. The arrange
ment IN this section is a decided
feature. and are. without doubt. ne
finest. most convenient and con
Portable quarters on the Coast
Consisting Of a series Of roonA
each individual and apart from ne
other. a great many customers al
{ be taken care Of speedily, wlthod
conflicting with each other.
The Pianola Department Is 40
on the second floor.
A large room has been rroYidsai
the pianola Library immediately
adjoining the Pianola Department
The library win contain, all %
over 1900 rolls Of music and "
I be three times larger than ~
other music roll library 10 us
West
Fine Recital Hail.
on the third floor. and ranniht
through the fourth story, is ihe ~
cital Han This Is a decided ~
ture. and % has already been sE
gagged by several Of the leaaiai
local Orchcstras and Musical y
I cictlos for concerts.
The wholesale talking machlas
department win be found u ~
basement ample facilities oel
provided for the storing Of up"4s
Of one hundred thousand recoFas
The greater part Of the tifs1 ue.
viii be used for the sto,Ass
pianos organs. etc. Here .'sv y.
be located the tuning and 80
department In addition 70 se'e'Is
rooms for the display Of eAe ls. ~
. instruments The Auiomaus a
pnrtmcnt consisting OF electric y
amos. orchostrions music 49,,
etc. viii bo located on me ~"
floor
While the fine new quarters al ~
ready for business the iul'ls
/ Grand Opening viii not iake -
/ for several weeks Elaborate N,
paralons are being made lol W W
event and beautiful art soass.S
of the occasion win be dls,li'. ''.ll
20 tho ladies' and the ohilaI. ..,., ~
be remembered with en'er'a''
toys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
~IfI Were Klno i"

Justin Huntley Mccarihy's ~ I
Were King. one OF the most beau.
uful plays Of the decade. was pre-.
scented twice Saturday nsd twice
yesterday AZ the Lois theater By
the Lois Stock company. as the
opening offering 81 the season
The play pleased the many who
patronized the Lois Ia the two days
that the bin has been offered. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
RALLARD nIRTRIOr-


iNNNAIN lAfHNNN OF NNMNtIn.
Don't eco hunting Tor house 10 rent.
but put "a deposit on one OF these
2.room house Dot b0Kt0o. 1000. 800
cash
lroom cottage. o. 900. SEQ cash.
1-rocm cottage, 1880, $500 cnah
Groom house. close in. $4,000. $500
each
100 building iots taso co $500. terms
80 cash ard go ior month
nice lutHt gHboi tlt0 cash
3bNtVo. Hploudid corner. 100 feet en
msnt .sidetslk paid 600. half cssh
ASK a. IA Warford about these ape
oiala
office nae sth Ave North Phone
Ballard last. Take old Ballard car and
soc OF az Ship b. ta.iG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
A Beautiful Bay

rs PUGET aouND ~ us head within
faN eiew aun close ta tmn decks stores
churches schools hafrl. ir tie midst -
Grand FreHnFf GNN HrfnH tEnd clean
bssrh frFsii~ slider tuttuiu SOFA a1iaHa
30 affas fn fine mnafnn A SPLENDID
INVEST MNMT Fuu gf 900 Arenrituns
eatns terms Call. learn atoat this prop
sFtr
CHAH4Es aowEHH COMPANY.
Alaska HsffinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Beautiful Vfew tdfa fttfff feet each
Gloss 90 car ara untF 90 miWafea ~
pirnsef square. ttap each. tst cash and
80 msuthfr
JOSEPH THOMAS a co Tne.
sos .rharff SCI
EHtFamts 60 taHmaH nag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

crowded houses are expec,.o
week ~
The Lois stock company s.,.,.
most " the old favorifes y N,h
year ana seYcfai new playors 49,
been added of oduai abluiv HaFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
End Came Last
Saturday Night
ID. S. JOHNSTON CO. CLOSE DOORS OF THE
FAMOUS OLD QUARTERS IN THE
BURKE BUILDING

Pioneer Dealers Have Occupied Second Ave Loca-
ton for Many Years-Tremendous Growth Of
Business Necessitates Much Larger Quarters
Have Opened in Fine New Building at Third
Ave and University
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

The Star New vaudovlle H..
"a by The Lewis q Lake ea,o ssaa'
10 lbe Egyptian Mummya p"ay
Tie Govt SCUM New uss
bvnn a. Cohtidluc'g vare y ssi
headed by Rosa Naynon ana 'i ..,
troupe Of trained birds ' hei
PHniafca Hayes A. AIlpolr,. .
GaFnouH French lugglew -, 20
DOG Catcher Kclter viz ~
former and other nov AZ, pet
Ihe Oliver james Dalton ~,
buchanan v x Thom9e,., ~
leciionH from Wang. Razor y n, e.
lIilsif hird song Smile On NJ, /,
and the Oliyeracope v" Ae'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

SPECIAL ron rms WEEK Come 20
the office and 500 photo ~ pretty
troom cottage which wa are offering
with 8 acres ~ rktra good leYei laUdt
dean rich saut partially improved
small harm, shieken house fine water
ali for 81 $50 FnHy tNfnia
nOuHUr NAiTuN,
aiQae80sH8t Alaska building
atfstf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
WEST SEATTLE.

KiNggBuRY Hoirhta addition 10 Yves,
Seattle. a acre tracts 5000. easy terms
Geo kluaabury. oi2-ia American Bank
bldg both phones SCI est6-iO-Io
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

Since It's recent revival the
eighteenth century game Of a.
abolO has overrun France and now
promises 90 be equally popular 10
England. Motorists on the contln,
ent carry with them a set Of sril.
Giles used In the game 40 that the
time spcnt In inevitable fepairs
may be- passed pleasantly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

Munich with a population Of
over $4,000 has. on an average
one establishment for the sale a
liquid refrczhmenis 10 each sig
persons. exclusive Of the floating
population. which IL = large one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

schooner Martha Tufi l7s gross
tons owned BY Capt n. White n
Ballard was wrecked In 4 storm
az Ca'aila October 8. The crew
wan saved. The Turf had a lum.
Der cargo from Seattle for ina
Guggcnheima az Calalia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

New home ct bareain. Green Lake
Fitr rooms ard bath uissfHfra ara
wired e. fenf Doc. fine viaw EsaF
trgma phaua swueF ameF : o'clock
East MSS -is.tt.tt