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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19

Washington. y. c.. Jan. Is. 1907
OFFICE or THE WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT COMFAN Y-NOtice OF Annual
Meeting Of StockholdeFs-The annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF tie
Washington Gaslight Company for ths
election Of directors and for such other
said meeting, viii be held az the office
OF the company, 4i3 10Th 81. NV, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1907. at y
O'CLOCK n. The polls will be open
from j O'Clock noon 10 ! o'clock =. IA.
WILLIAM B. ORME. Secretary.
ial6-lst
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Suffered AWfuIly
With Her Lungs
Washington Lady Testifies to
Merits of Father Johns
Medicine.

Alice Forester. ne y St. 3 W,
Washington, says: 4 suffere1 aW-
fully with my lungs Was nearly
dead. Since taking Father Johns Medi-
cine have he'd splendid health"
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P0SEY DYING; POLICE
SEEK TWO B0WlES
CONTINUED from First Page)

tConunued from FIRST Page-)
man. accompanied him to Washington.
He went 10 the hospital this morning
10 see Hubert. but the latter did not
recognize him Bernard was told that
death was expected at any moment.
Bernard stated that his brother was
employed IN the powder factory al
Indian Head ana lived within walking
distance OF the proving station. He said
he had talk with Hubert Just before
starting 70 Washington
Hubert said he was t.ccOsted by Mrs.
Bowie and her son soon after leaving
the station" said Bernard this morn
ing He told me- ne saw two persons
moving around IA vacant house while he
was crossing creek. When he had
made the crossing he approached the
house only 10 ind Mrs. Bowie and her
son awaiting him there
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19

HAVE OPENED a Sewing Machine
place where j Will repair any make Of
machine for 59c and guarantee same for
Phone N. CO.'S. 5a1g-l5U
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19
WLIaoUT DaAuaAT

the most essentIaI % retain heaIth-
Equip your Churches. School Houses.
Office Rooms. Sleeping Apartments, &C.
with PULLMAN AUTOMATIC VEN
TILATORS," Economical and eVerlasI-
ing. IL c. KIDWELL. Wash D. C..
mgr for company. once. lz55 alst st
Phone West 81
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RETIRED ENIIsTED MN

Retired enlisted nan or the army, navy.
and Marine Corps. whether members OF
The association or not. are requested %
meet al Fythlan Temple Ninth street,
above Massachusetts avenue northwest.
on MONDAY, the 21ST INSTANT. al
u, 10 discuss business of Importance.
GIlAs. i. DAILY, President. LEMUEL
FUGITT, Secretary u
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DIR. CARLETON VAUGHAN.

Reliable Dentistry: not the cheapest. but
the best al the most reasonable prices
1919 F St. n. W. Phone 2O56.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. SIN and ID SIS. ne
Services every sunday az II am. and J. 50 pm.
Pastor. George "A. Miller. Sunday school
$50 am iaIa-sa-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19
Are Using Dynamite.

Dynamite IS being used 10 clear away
the debris OF shattered buildings and
facilitate the work OF recovering bodies
Ten bodies were recovered from the
bay. II is believed that the victims
were thrown from vessels By earth
quake OF else jumped into water through
fear
Great suffering exists among tie poor
because Of the lack OF food and m-di-
cines. A delegation OF urty sufferers
asked Tor "a systematic distribution or
relief. The spokesman said that many
had died OF neglect. He charged that
those with money had been supplied with
food and medicine
Five dead bodies and one living man
were taken from one wrecked build
ing. The SIX were imprisoned by -he
building Collapsing, and all but one were
crushed 20 death. His name Was TrIIes-
dale, and he IS a Canadian. He "'as
held a prisoner Ia the corner or a room
for nifty hours. lie Was half insane,
but viii recover.
1t Is reported today that the steamer
PriuZ Eitel Friedrich is also ashore close
10 the Prince Wdldemar. which ground
ed near the spot where the plum Point
lighthouse stood.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19

Why go down town and pay big
prices when you can get your work
done much cheaper al sZs 10Th 81. NV.
Watches and clocks and Jewelry repair
ing Clocks called for and delivered.
French clocks ana English hall clocks a
specially. Call or send postal Il. r.
CALLAHAN. 723 20th st. NV ta4-30,
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RIVER OF MUD IN KINGSTON
MAY DROWN ALL SURVIVORS

10 resort 20 stagnant pools for drinking
water The danger OF disease from this
cause is alarming.
Mud Hampers RescueTs.
Owing 20 the latest developments. the
breaking forth or the mud rivers which
threaten 70 engulf everything. the work
OF clearing up the debris and searching
for bodies has been almost abandoned.
The authorities have so far been unable
10 devise any method 10 combat the evil.
Some OF the assures from which flow
Is OOzing are in the main streets Which
have been covered.
This phenomenon. taken in connection
with the continued earthquake shocks,
is alarming because or the fear that
further seismic disturbances are 10 FOL
low.
over al, 70 make Kingston the ter
ror city IL IL, hangs the dread or SUD
den immersion In the seas, as indicated
by the sinking OF the coast line and
the changing OF the hArbOr bottom.
Convicts AT the city prison. which Is
only slightly damaged. mutinled last
night. On being notified or the mutny.
Admiral Evans ordered blank shots nr1d
from the batJleship Missouri. which had
the desired effect and the conYIcts were
quickly locked IN their cells
The streets OF the city are plcketed
with American guards. admiral Evans,
at the request OF the British authorities.
landed a number Of marines from the
DatLcsAlps Missouri ana Indiana.
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Died.

D1Cus
BOATE-Ou January IS, 1897 Mrs MARY r.
BOATE.
Particulars in another column.
FRANCE-On January IS. 1907, Mrs. MARY
FRANCE.
Particulars IN another column
HOPKINs-On Friday. January IS, 1907. F.
Il. HOPKINS
Particulars in another column.
UNDERTAKERs.
xoAHEx Z JENKINS,
sos II st. y. ". Main ASA
VII. s. Riley,
zoe "a st. Sc. Phone East SIS.
Ja1l-30t
J. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKER AND LIVERY,
$50 Penn. Ave. n. w. Washington. D.. C.
Telephone Main 1875.
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STATEMENT Of the condition OF the
tai stock. 500 900, paid in 81 so. no
debts HENRY c. LYTTON. X. 4.
BkANNON, JOSEPH \. BRANNOS,
Trustees. IL
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Special Notices.

THE INVENTORS TRADTNC COM
fAN1. OF Washington. H. G. Amount
OF capital stock $40 90 Amount pad ia
cash and property. s. $50 No debts. A
true statement Of the Inventors Trading
Company on the 18th day OF January.
1870. 81. =. Ellis. President Trustees.
ALBERT ". CAKDOSA VAN b NOR
WOOD /. M j.. Ellis President on tile
above named company DO solcmuiy
swear that the above statement is true
20 the best Of his knowledge and belief
N. -. ELLIS Sworn 20 and subscribed
before me this 18Th day Of January. 1885
(SeaD cHAS b STRONG. Notary
Pebble. II
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN Csouthern As
Eemblyl. corner Sd and SITS. nW.-Rev. James
Il. TayloT. pastor-elect will preach AZ u a m.
and z 80 pm; Sunday school $50 a m.s Y j..
day Seats free; strangers welcome.
5als-ss-u
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19

go WINS BUSINESS COLLEGE q X
~ Positions Tor graduates. -.
Civil Service preparation. HEA
Shorthand. Typewriting. Bookkeeping &c
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19

Hall-Hoyes Day ana Night School.
Both Sexes. All Ages. C1llege-Prepar4t0
Technical and Graded CuuTses-Als0 special
coaching. Catalogues. FRANCES MANN
HALL. A. NJ. Principal Phone Main asl1 K
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19

SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. Scientist;
hall 1873 I 81. nv; services Sundas'. II a Ia.
Subject Truth" sunday schoo. y IA
Wednesday. pm. Reading room. Traders
Bank building. 10th 81 and Pennsy lvanla ave.
II
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - First Church OF
Christ. Scientist. 18Th and r SITS. NV; service
sunday, II a m and D Ia subject Truth"
Sunday school II am Wedussday 5
3. M Public cordially invited All seats free
Free reading rooms IA the Traders National
Bank building. 10th - and Pennsylvania ave
nv. II
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19

TO resort 20 stagnant pools for drinking
water. The danger OF disease from this
cause is alarming.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19
STRAYER'S
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION

MIS-. b LANUUN AELDl
PHYSICAL CULTURE FOR ADULTS
IC-z X ST n ~. Phone Main l5s-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19

THE SECULAR LEAGUE---Ths Law o.
G. hauge" subject q address by Ar George
~ Brown Prelude b Ar. ". r. Burr az 3
p M. Pythlan Temple. I0l2 STD 81. NV. Free
seats and free discussion. IL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-19

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythlaa Temple
10ls sth ST nv; AF. J. ". Nigh VIII speak
az Il;l5 on Science and Spiritualisu.'' SeaIs
Free all welcome. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
THE ARMY OF IMMIGRATION

II there any doubt about the Of country
would be dspated By the realization that during the past
year lS349 immigrants have been admitted aud
OF them already been swallowed up that realizes that
they have come
The immigration flood Of 1900 huge. This year it was
exceeded BY 1904
Where have they come iroms Everywhere Nearly half
hundred countries have their quotas The greatest
Der from Austria hungary 538452 57S from Germany
2S573l from Italy 2s8945 from Russia soG7 from England
less than 1000 from China but than 10000 from Japan
Yes: did think there agreement with Japan
through which her little brown would Kept at home
These 5000 and more only those whom
come The figures do not include the armies which have
slipped in by way Of Canada and Mcxico
America very well content receive the greater number
OF her immigrants Experience shows that they develop that
they being assimated The portion incapable Of
lzon she does not want. and she has wanted
There IS now bill before congress which will exclude
tne japanese. Il will not be pleasant pass II would be
wiser for Japan to read the handwriting the wall
II not. we shall be Obliged to lock the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
SPEAKING OF UPPER BERTHS

There certain institutions this land Of the free and
home Of the brave which approach with
almost blasphemy point much derogatory
finger in their general direction That how u that
remblc little at the thought that the government IS
actually going have the audaeity investigate old
friend the Pullman company.
When speak Of the Pullman company friend It is
not any presumptuous spirit We would dare 10 claim
downright intimacy with anything haughty aristocrae
the Pullman company We the word friend only in
guratve way. and result Of that familiarity attained he
have contributed to its profits many many
times.
The interstate commerce commission proposes 20 take
two ssueswhether the company has right sell upper
berhs and whether It's tariffs just and reasonable whether
$50 the lawful charge Of lower berth Tor 400 miles, s.
is lawful charge for upper for $50 miles whether by
OF these dspoporonate charges and helpless public
that the company piles up yearly gross earnings OF S5O0O00
There 100000 Pullman passengers. hitherto re-
signed to fate who win prick UP their these glad It'd
ngs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

de Kaff r. ssickln' In. but as Ter
politics. b.. doy n De limit
Suppose. just for instance. Hlii.
that the Nep Nofk Cincinnati trade
don't 10 through. shat thonF
Wy. dau McGraw has got u
whcfs CiArce wears De junk But
ita gOln trough Cause wVT Cause
last year DE- National league race
vas nkr some al dem tinEa deg
nHed Ter pull OF ~ d. Gut-wOt
dey called boss races Which vas
Do oriKin OK do void 'hippodrom
AN de American league vas
nghlin' like a meeting 81 do Cherry
illl gang an q bunch from Sout
street doWn tor Dc last dAy. An
dat bunch got der coin. aeaf OATS
~ de- play Wiil BE- pat over. It's
Chicago AMI de Giants next season.
wit = hight all Dc way. Stick = pin
IA u. b.. and see u wot ! aay ain't
true
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
~ HAZEL WARWICK.

Jeanette Dupre's face attracted
70 the Observers eye al once u
bore an expression ~ girlish aud
expectant beauty. FUN Of hope and
longing for the ideal
So she looked 70 Roland Deialue.
the artist ono day. when ho walked
abroad. AZ she disappeared Ia =
crowded street car Delalnr turned
and siEhfd. a. does a hungry man.
hungry br he knows not what
Hello nelaine. said Scott. tax.
ing the artists slender hand Ia a
drm clasp Why that sigh Isn't
business good this season p
Yes. I'm doing fine. have an or.
der from old Money bag. 0ayiua. for
a painting representing Love
Queer. isn't n, a. he " a bachelor ~
Have YOU started IN YETI
no DO you know the girl ia
white who Just got on the carr"
Yes Why DO sou Ask
ia like her Cor my model "a the
new picture. She would make a
good ume.
SO she would splendid She is
my old guardians daughter. Col
Dupre. Her father D. dead and her
mother is dependent upon her. n
viii help them wonderfully Sc az
the club at z. and We viii go 70 the
house"
You may be sure Dclalne ala not
neglect the appointment
Oh. J could never be- model. :"
protested Jeanette when Deialna
made bis offer But scotra argu
ment induced her 10 relent
Well. how's the piclurcg" asked
the gruff voice Of man az the little
studio door Jeanette shuddored
u was the ilrsi time anything harsh
or worldly had come into this little
sanctuary whore ART and beauty
relgncd
Come In. Mr.. Gayins. the picture
Is growing In size and beauty" said
Delaiuc
Sir Gaylns gaze soon left the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
THE MAN WITH THE SHOVEL
nv WILL p. GRIFFIN.

With burdened look upon bis mug he dona
iiia mitls ana hen, Win shovel firmly grasped,
lie makes grim onslaught on the snowy porch
In manner quite heroic Frequently
10 phueoa. looks around 10 500 II he's
Observed from neighb'ring windows N no IA
lie straightway chesty gets for then he knowe
Ihey mink he's all the creafn~and soft he aays,
on I'm the noble husband every tmei"
The porch cleaned off, he pipes the anowoiad wan.
That stretches out hundred feet or more
Aud thinks lta time for him 10 catch HIS car,
but he must finish endure pikera lot
Ana 30 be nhoyciB on and on. And for a change
lie also sometimes ahovcs off and off
AZ last, when all 10 done aud muscles ache
Comes floating from the kitchen. John be- cure
And feed The furnace for think its nearly out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

A blow has FEI.L. and out Of a
clear sky.
] had just udicd up Percy scada.
asarash's room, ~ hia elgaret for
isim. hia assay from - bunch 81
ghFY AauthemnmM some society
hELt.E had sent him ana was pre-.
Tmrlng 60 hrlp him convalrHca some
more by reading him the sporting
paKs when a richly dressed dame
rnHtied In and said she VAS his ma
Percy introduced me. but did I
make hit with Old Mira gcads.
borough Not a LITTLE BIT She
gave INC onr % those clothing store
dummy EtarcN and asked WAC e.
thls forward young person. my
soar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
YOU CANNOT SEGRECATE A VICE


Chas r. Barney, Cleveland O.. boy. later New York
banker and SPECTATOR who committed suicide among his other
failures failed to segregate ms vices.
Sins somehow. always hunt IN packs Barney specialized
with funds Until the great exposure ono knew
this except Barney but he exposed his sight weak
thereby his moral fiber broke down in other dree
tons
Unfaithu to his bank depostors he next became uniaith
fui in his family relations and lived lie TO his wife and
children.
He could lock sin up in his office desk and 60 home
sinless Sin is disease and cannot quarantine
II part his life while he permits 20 exist in another
part IL is infectious.
He who has zone pet failing" has other pets OF the
breed.
The only safe sule them all unless you want
20 let them all in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

Hli The Brute and The narkcep
wrrc mAaficatinE the dry roois
ahan the front door Of the Joint
opened and IN brrercd Champagne
Charlie. evidence 81 pfaHperits
sticking ont ike the riding lights ~
nah Evans n~rt ~ Sin bells
Hello. bo." greeted the Brute
STRENGTHENING up cxprclanfiy "liet
10. Hlll. whatil YOU havsT~ return
ed the newcomer Macs NateF.
1oe take something yourself This
60 the narkeep. who had already
showed the Fedsyc 20 tho nnuts
fuF q minute or 10 the silence
AS heavy enough 90 turn the edge
~ sn "a Then u sAs broken b
the nfuts's Here's luck. b.. and
three pairs OF eyes gazsd ceiling
uafd
Well" the Brute BEGAN. wipinK
bis mouth on the back of his hand.
-Noteher tink % Ola here trade wog
AuggHy McGaw made Wit hos.
toni"
~ looks KD0d 70 me. son. Char
ils answered. indlffercuIy.
Yes Il dora. unti D'Yuh mean
ter tell mo dat yuh tink dat trade
j. on Dc level. boz Say. Charlie.
watcher giYiu' uar-
Why. % course ! think it's on
the level Az tho papers say that
dc0raw pulled OF neat trick
when he traded five mon for Tea.
ary. Nosdham and BridWell. ! am
Inclined 90 think they know what
they are talking about. don't you ?"
Nav Say. DO. It's a pipe DAT
vpuse S. only bout half wlss 20 dis
tbag fuh know dat McGraw wants
iHr get rid Of Roger Breenahan and
lbes he wants ter cut loose from
NuEEay Wen. now I gets q bunch
det Dis nridwon and Ncodham IL
slated fer Clury Wit HrosnnhAn. an
iAi dts kid Schlei an HugElua. De
second aacker. an maybe f.obcrt.
Niil 60 ter d. Polo grounds. see %
How DO you figure u out. BiiiT"
Well MC0raw has ter pat dc
Giants iu de runnln' next year OF
hunt hole ITS lnfield had de
Wiiliea au' no says 20 himself SAYS
he. III leet cop dis Kid Hurrins an
Lnbert 'bui when be- ltied II on dsy
wouldn't cop. cause Garry Herr.
mann wanted nros SO MngraV
pulls off dis boston deal reitlu'
shed Of a loi of dead wood Nov
dey says irs ail fixed up. and de
Giants is ready Ter next year. but
nix Gull MuRggy'a gofer get
real pitchers 80 he's Eolu' tor shift
de guys from the center Of De uni.
verse and Brcs ter Clucy and drag
back de two lnficldcru and a back
stop"
And do You mean to tell me that
politics ~ that sort are played In
the National league. Biilg"
Sure, Mike Say. ho. when IL
comes ter playiu' politics dis base
ball bunch has got de Fast aide beat
city block boy do tlnga nice
an easy. an everybody smiles wen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
THE SAGE SAYINGS OF OSCAR

II lsa long lane dot bass no
road houses.
Efen corn cribs haf ears
Letters should nod kiynrrei ii
takes al der nofeliies ouid " mar
fiod life
Historical tells us dot women
ruled kings; "a must hat been easy
10 get a line on dem.
A mischiefOus boy may be a
blessing ~ diageesc. bat III ias hard
10 penetration der disgecsc
We waaa all iutefosdet in der
dolnRB Of der rich. ind der rich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
THE LOVE PICTURE

canvas and rested full upon Jean.
cite.
Miss puprc Mr. Garins. said
n.ialne quite formally.
And ~ this u the original 81
Wonder plcturcY said Gavina 4
would rather have Il than the can.
vas
f0u cannot have both. and the
picture O. contracted FOR. said Jean.
cite. trying 10 be- pleasant u eaa
with relief that she noted hla de.
parture. after a short stay. during
which be sought ~ display an In.
tersst IN her
Jeanette was al her last sitting
for the Love" picture A comrade.
ship had sprung up between the art
lst and his model. clouded only b
the awkward attempts 30 the mllls
ionaire 10 inErntlate himself with
the pretty girl That she had soft.
I'd at coolly rejected. the flowers
and trlnkois he had sent her. seem.
ed only 10 Increase his ardor nW
the loFeN&ht 80 necessary 60 the
picture. had frightened. to the su.
preme Satisfaction uf the artist
Finally Dolalue laid down his pa
cite and came tO her side.
Jeanette. ne said. "thc pictures
done Ills tone vas as u ii we're
a calamity rather than a triumph.
She sighed and The blue eyes met
the brown ones.
But o. love donof
No. she cried. flinEing her arms
around hia neck "it has just beg
nm
What does this meang said
Gaflna. just then entering
"a means that YOU can take the
picture" cried Delaino. not releas.
Inc his hold upon Jeanette. And
will keep the original"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

"ass al in'erendet IN doing n.
We're fire iss a accidenee a..
Insurance ISIS a coincidence
colt feet HnaeF
Efen der optician gets foolea =.
der little blint cod "
brag las good dog. bu, he h.
rubber teet A@a
A graceful skater cuts nod a.
much ice az a graceful aDendes
Money isa der root OF All Ell ~,
eferyppdy preferences ID to DOR ~ ~
tuouH horsemdiah. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

dow's that FOR a hearty welcome
soar
To make A. long story short.
pencys ma swiftly aud very form
ally dispensed with my services {"
IN plata English. she handed me- the
CAN aud told me 10 take IL with
me. ! THINK ! have Miss Lint to
thank for Pcrcy'a mamma butting
In
HOWEVER. Percy threw me a
kias while she wRsn't looking. aud
! think the insect powder maEnate e
son viii call a. aoon aa he gets
out ! think I have him WON
WOULDN'T u be a dandy wheare
to send Miss lint an invite 10 the
ueddinEf
tContlnuedl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

Intimate Friend What was the
breach % senatorial courtesy Of
which you accused Senator Grahalif
Senator Grafton lfieroelyl Why,
the acoundrei approached the inter.
eate represent aud offered 10 work
for % per cent less legal expenses
than they are payins mo- Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

Take a trip on the souna sss
visit ihe y. =. navy yard, zee ths
battsaships orcgoa. Wisconsin sss
Nebraska, the cruisers Buffalo ana
the training ship PHILADELPHIA. shs
mammoth DRY dockH. torpedo boats
and prison ship Nlpsic. Boats lssys
Pier 2. foot Of Yesler way. s lines
daily Round trip. SOC see
TAKE - FHhsfifuts 81 slta fsori7Iss -
Ter TIE nfiEirai and s-naina tod arlnk.
~ttafueks Maitcd MIA nat IN . 4lsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

Jones has bad three love affairs
and been fortunate ia every one Of
them"
IN what way
They all broke their engage.
ment with him az the Last hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

The president OF bank says the
best way 10 tell counterfeit bills II
20 set acquainted with good ones
All right old chap. we're ready for
an introduction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

What DO you suppose II the
cause ~ Jones getting on In the
world 20 aiowlyr
pure iaxincsa. That man would
actually rather pay rcnt than
mova Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

Senator. are all your friends
standing hy YOU IN this campaign 2"
= should say 30. replied senator
0rabawi Everyone i meet holds
cut his hand 10 me and keeps Il out
TN after ! have passed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

io Blanc a Railoy have been az.
pointed agents OF the Washington
Fire Insurance Company In L0uisi.
ana. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

Say. dad what's a mlserf"
"A mlaef ~ a man Who has sense
enough 10 save more money than
you DO. sou"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

Took here, waiter where are
those soft boiled eEga ordefed3"
DE cook boiled EN- too hard. anh,
so he had 10 boil 'em over again.