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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
The Theaters



"Hhs gsaps "a Conquer. thst
thoroughly .dsiirhtfai comedy inter
pFetsd by dsls Of the strongest com
pAniss seen ln Seattle this season.
vac the attraction ~ the Grand last
HiEht u Ia pleasure 10 witness a
finished production and when The
nudiane1 - itch packed ths Grand
last nIaht flied cot the front doors.
there wsfs nothing bat compliment
ary remarks. both for tho piAy ana
fhn members II the company.
The zuaisnes sat almost an hour
y aisIn9 for ne curtain 10 a. % lsst
eight. shs oosnrany being delayed on
the railroad Hut when the curtain
dia sc ~ and the tired sesfahsFs be-
gen their cemeay work the sualsnrs
felt pnsfnetig APPRAISED Tor their
salt 1ls~ hoazs acensfr VAS used.
bus this aeifaeted nothlng from The
COMEDY
The tssapestionsd success 81 The
production was due &c much 80 the
thoroughly weli balanced cast aa 20
the play Itself In all the characters
thure wan a plausible picture 81 life
aa u Ma in England n iva Nhen
ne play was written. There IL az
enduring human nature IN them 90
keep them alive. and comic sxaEKer-
alton q give them as enduring Erst
sud saver
Every character IN ~ahe steopa 10
Conquer plays an interesting part
In completing the picture. Hard
castle aad Tony tumpAin and Mar
low and Kate HardeaHtic and the
others have . prominent share %
Interest faf the audience NJ. Crane
az the nhoisrfr ola Squire Hard
castle. = not thrust uuauly forward.
though 10 acts the peft IN . man-
asr that could harry be Improved
upon lie - however. generously
content % be one u an ably con-
frar;ed whole Miss IeffreYs a.
Kate mnrdcnstie has q winning per-
sonniity. delightfully."- musical voice
ard asmafs smile. Her scenes
with young MARROW were viVaeious
ard alive with interest Fanny Al
diunn Pigt cieserly portrayed the
difficult part ~ Mrs Haraeastle.
and Margaret Dale displayed a Eirl-
lHh nalxete az Miss Neville The
animal spirits that George oiddens
poured Into his Tony Lumpsin made
u more 81 = living character thsn
an exercise in imperaouation. Wal
tsr Hale makes a haudaome young
NARROW ard plays his Part with fine
discretion. OF the other characters
Il IL enough 10 say that they Ncrc
al coed
Contrary to expectation tonight
viii not end the engagement but
Manager Coft has been successful
IN obtaining the company FOR a per-
fornanee tomorrow night This ls
something unusual, for the company
has NOS played one Sunday night en-
gaasmeut since being on the road
this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

.xwrfA fen. ! Despite The
). - senssss FOR he seat he
=. I. esmg vigorously pressed
.sm Under ths inspiration II
- aaa brewery interests
~ s:.sfxe cottsriil declines %
"A. sh4s thefe = ANY danger 81
q. nat and drvotes himself
-'..e.aly te the work or iekiN-
- ~ whlsh NJ vas elected By
sr.tisa<ats
Snsssss case on The part 81
- cs.isfili Il being handled
-. u xsastor frcstos. who IN
eenditian that Mr. Cot
.-e.s.r Al hls rcst And attend
4. sea,le boslnsss whieh called
- Meanwhile a mass az
....< "a been collected yuftt-
- 4 tzzs. 10 essrwhsiiu any idea
"a - be suggested on the part
"a. .arfssfans that the latter was
~ rsere than a fair deal IN
s <rf=<a
r.ttesisl u ene % the NEST
ID. - sbi< menshsss ~ the s~n.
q - shs essrtewerlns sncmher
Z 4. &c seuntr delegation. On
- n&ssxrs II leaisiation he has
rh &.szblisneA eonvictions and
- 4 fs>es IN rs place e present
- h : always given thoushtfui
snaIsua
xsry s,>ss Measures
,x..sz !. hAs lntra.iaesa fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
VARSITY STUDENTS
FAIL In EXAMS

The results of the mid.year
exams" az the University Of Wash.
inEiOn have proven very unAatls
factory 10 the non.studyinR part Of
the fraternity The number Of
Hunks In greater than ever before
In the history Of the university.
The largest proportion are. Of
course. In the freshman class. par.
ticulaflf In first year chemistry. In
which the number OF failures ls 40
per cent Of the total a close sec.
ond 10 It n the class in engineering
mathematical
Some Of those making the poor
est showing are members 81 the
college athletic team.
The fact that the standard re.
aulrcd Is being raised from year 20
year may account for some Of the
failures.
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Tnut8rrpw afternoon a. the Grand
a grant couctft will be given under
the objection of Nicholas Oee0nom.
acoa ssslsted BY 100 instrumental
ists ana vocalista Tho browning
number Of the program will be the
Bach .c;oundd Ave Maria by SO VIC.
ilua. tiifee organs. two grand pia.
nos, finti tipe. and the second
time 81 90 solo voices IA addition.
The hest musiciana. both inatru.
mental and vocal in the city have
been secured for this concert. The
program IA Ms follows WaEner'g
TannhseuHrt- Pilgrims Chorus by
IS vioilhs. j cellos. ylolas. B
double hasses. flutes. clarineis.
e truuinrta. 3 organs. grand pi.
amos and pairs timpani
sohgeanyf Variations-For two
pianos. Me9'As Rose aud Rogers.
(a) schubcrt's Ave Maria. CD
Bolzonis Mcnuot. b the same comb
nation az No. 1.
Bach'a Concerto For two VIC.
Inns. Measrs Hedloy aud Gibbs. at
the piano. Mrs Hoge
Vcrdi's Quartotte-From Rigo
letto, Mrs. Lemell. soprano. Miss
LewyH, ooniralio; Mr. Williams.
tenor; Herr. schwerdtfeger. barry
tone.
Handles Largo. same combina-
ton as No /.
Mondelssohn'a Concerto For yio-
lin. first movement, Mr. Hedley
Chopln's Sehertzo In G sharp
Opus 80 For piano. Mr.. Rose.
Weber's Original Grand nuo--For
clarinet and plano. Measra. Deco.
nnmacaa and Rose
Bach Gounod Ave Maria, 66 VIC.
Inns. 3 organs. grand pianos tthe
first time1 The second time By b0
solo voices In addition.
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WOMAN ORGANIZES
FOR WAGE EQUALITY
LEGISLATION SOUGHT ny uLIx.
AttTH cApV STATIONS
oAuoHTER TO LEVEL INDUS.
TRIAL REWARDS.

tssassls Star Special ssrvlos.l
NEW YORK. Feb Ain the In.
serest OF eelFsuppofting American
women. a remarkable movement
has Just started In this city, II il
a league 20 secure. through legiala.
ton. an equality between working
men and their fair sisters In the
trades, arts and professions.
OF local scope now, the Equality
League Of self.suppnrting Women
Intends 10 become national OF
Eanlsation Tho founder II Mrs.
Harriet stanton nlatch. daughter
of the illustrloua Elisabeth Cady
Stanton,
Mrs. nlateh says there are more
than 100000 women la the United
States who support themselves
through their own efforts. Hun.
drNda ~ thousands OF these women
are az capable rs the men who
work With them ia the same ca.
paeity hut. according 10 the found.
" - AAt ttAAAta AhN4Nn are It's
eliminated against By employers
Frequently they receive so per cent.
ieps wages than men engaged IN
similar work. they often have To
serve longer hours and they are not
given deserved promotion.
In New York" said Mrs nlateh.
there II An instance 20 prove this
unequal situation In the street
cleaning department more than
10000 men are employed aud not
one woman OF all the city depart
ments thin Is the one that women
could most improve, For centuries
women have kept the world clean.
They have 4 better idea of elcanlI
ness. whether Il be in the house OF
on the street. than men will ever
have They might not care To
sweep the streets. bat they should
DO employed as inspectors A
woman should be- the bead OF the
department
Mrs Batch declared that In 9th.
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Announcement

The management Of the Inter
State Live Stock Insurance com
pany. with offices In the p.sf build.
ing. hereby announces 10 the in
uring public that the rate OF In
surance for Transfer, Dray. FIX
press. Delivery and City Drivers
for the city Of Seattle and subur.
ban towns viii be Z per cent per
annum from and after this date.
The expense Of veterinary exBmi.
nation viii be borne BY the com.
pany Telephone calls answered
by reliable aud competent repre-.
acntntivoa.
socretarya office. Room 80, PI
Building Phone. Independent $50
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

One 81 the most interesting Of
all this seasons vaudeville features
al the star theater are the neaves
Manikins. now tho hoadlluer at the
playhouse On Monday afternoon
the Star will offer James Francis
sullivan and HIS own company In
'arho Crazicst Act In Vaudeville 4"
Other turns viii be Tom Brantford.
the American mimic; Onctta. the
whlrling Dcrvish. the OEavs, come.
dy iugglera; Burt Weston, a mon.
ologuo comedian; Harry Lorraine
with q fresh song and new motion
pictures The performance at she
star tomorrow will be continuous.
The ninht shows now start at 7:i5
and S;45 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
BIG BUYING BY
THE RAILROADS

tfict being bought up Il that section
east 81 the Northern Pacific tracks
from the Maple VALLEY school house
north 70 DsafKetown Yesterday
Nrs. A W wilkes said twa-fhirds
Of an acre II Land near the school
house. receiving ts.Tta.
Charles Nofmir today sold five
arrea near Maple Valley school
house for $4,000 Th1s afternoon q.
w Maple sold cir acres. receiving
$4,000 The last sals Includes the
old Maple homestead.
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me- that had been unable !" care
, '..'......,,.. =. -, ~, -. s,,,,.
-nothsas side. and that after the
tragedy my sole sffoft and hope was
TO save that dying Nlfe and mother
from ever learning Of hsf boYs mad
act Yoa remember all These things.
Ard II vas 81 such time as this.
when wss fefeed 70 I'll AZ rnf dyins
wife's aide. psnaileas and helpless.
that pr Williamson efepi into the
county jail and asked my boy 10
talk. whispering In bis ear You
can talk 10 me 80 freely. nv buY. as
" your father wan here ! have an
interest IN yea. my boy And he
dld this. Sentisuen. against the very
code ana ethics ~ his profession
that hs might come here later and
hslp stab my boy 10 death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

AZ the Grand NEXT Friday aud
Saturday Susan In Search Of a
Husband" the comedy In which
Nisa Isabel lrsins IL 20 be seen as
the star attraction. vii be the bill
The piay has been adapted BY Eu.
gene " PreshFuy. the author of the
nc~ famous "Raffless from a story
By Jerome x Jerome. the English
humoftat The company supporting
Aiaa Irving IL said 10 be a credit.
able one.
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ask no mercy for myself YOU
can't understand. gentlemen. how
loved this boy. You don't see him
NJ nnw him. once. You only see
him now, ne he stands here, IN this
court
n ask verdict Of not guilty I
would ask for a verdict 81 not
guilty on account If insanity but
for the fact that under our present
law this would send him 10 eonfine-
ment wherein Il would be- impossible
60 treat him properly And gentle
men. I have not given up all hope.
I want him taken TO an asylum
where I may spend whatever money
I may secure IN the effort to have
him cured, II that IL ever possible.
But gentlemen. I tell you that u IL
my firm belief that there viii never
again be Chester In my home The
wife il gone. bat and the two boys
left me cling 10 each ether do not
expect Chester viii ever be cured.
but / want 10 remove any possible
truth IN the question which be once
asked me Father have you gone
back on me, toor
His Promise 10 Jury.
Il promise you. gentlemen. that II
you return such a verdict AS l ask
that Chester will never leave the
Pierce county jail save 10 leave Il
for an asylum I am old. and tired.
and weak, but stili | VIII do my
duty. promise that he viii go
where he VIII be kept fof life. " the
physicians say n should be 80.
don't ask you take your hands OFF
my throat because I ana nuffoeaiinE,
I do not ask you 10 take your hands
OF my heart | ask no mercy for
myself nut 10 want you 60 give
this hoy a Just verdict n I ever
made an earnest prayer. say Il
now. May God Almighty enable you
20 DO your duty"
Attorney Thompson said far more
than that included In the above quo
tAiionn la many instances he used
more appropriate words. with an
for which he IL famous he
painted pictures and Eimiiea and
Of his boys mind which
he iikeued 10 the Haunted Palace"
Iiut the eiat Of g al Il Incorporated
Ia his psroration. as quoted above.
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c0UNTERFE IS
BOUND OVER

Andfiun Mhujnlia. arrested Wed
ussday with couuteFfeltina tools IN
bis pesseHeion and who later con-
fessed 20 United stAte Secret Agent
Bel that he had intended to coin
money. was yesterday afternoon
bound over % the United States
court IN the sum u 1880. No date
has been set for trial. but an effort
viii be made to dispose % Il during
The present term ~ court. In virw
u bia confession III that remains Is
a sentence ~ the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
Human Hearts.

AT Cripple creek" closes At the
Seattle theater tonight Opening
tomorrow matinee and for the week
wfil be the melodrsma, Human
Hearta.+ the scenes Of which are
chiefly laid among the hills Of Ar
kansas The play enkaEea the
sympathieH for the sufforinxa Wis.
lted on = family Of plain, honeat
people. through the unfortunate
MARRIAGE OF the hero with an ad.
Ysniuresa whom he thought 10 re-.
form. bat failed The dark side OF
this story is well balanced By
hamoF. adrustlY introduced and
mad. q necessary elsmsnt Of the
action
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lobbyists TO fight for their meas.
urea. They will enter politics and
attempt through brothers, sweet.
hearts. fathers and friends TO de-
feat their enemies at the polla.
A great womnna rally will be
held ~ Cooper Union next month.
when a national organization may
be formed
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or city departments women we're
underpaid
The league IL 10 take IN women of
all trade unions, n0unnIon working
women. professional women. In fact
every elnns who earn their daily
bread Banded together they are 10
fiFht In the courts and legislative
halls for equal righta They will
raised funds ~ h which 10 employ
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shat they said I had failed 90 do.
had 10 smile into the face 81 my
dyina wife and say All IL we'll
with Chester
a asA you. In the name Of God.
IN the name Of common humanity.
In the name Of justice. 10 take All
this testimony and Judge II fairly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
LOGGER DROWNED
IN LAKE UNION,

II was reported late this after
noon that Thomas fianan Walker,
who lives Al s7ss North broadway.
was drowned late yesterday after
noon IN Lake Union while working
on a boom % logs near his home
Walker IL said 10 have been walk =
ina on a boom OF logs when he
slipped and. falling hsadlong. struck
his head on los, rendering him un.
conscious. ffis body II said to have
sunk IN the lake and become lodged
under the iosa IN such q manner a.
10 prevent Sta recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02
MAYOR or oEoRoETowA
DlsPosEs or HIS INTEREST

Mayor Mueller. Of Georgetown.
last night disposed Of hls shares ia
the weekly 0azette- News. transfer
ring hts stock 20 Andrew Heinrich.
There has been much controversy
lately over the mayors attitude
owning paper and soliciting
the official advertising Of the city.
Al the meeting of the Stockholders
held last night the stock was trans
fefTed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

The local Esperanto society has
made arrangements % have an ex.
hihit Il the 1909 exposition aud
also for q day OF the fair 70 r.
set aside "a Esperanto day The
exhibit viii represent the marvel
Gus sFowth and vitality Of The neu
language. II has also been ~
ranged 10 have az Esperanto day A.
the Christian Endeavor convention
here nexf summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

WASHINGTON. Feb 2--Another
local bill Of considerable ago 10
finally pass the Henato Is that 81
Representative Jones, which
awards 10 Capt g n Rouse. Of
Port Townsend. $4,000, which he
claimed for the informer'a fee due
him for work done In detecting
opium smuggling into the sound
The bill was given It's final pas
sage yesterday.
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AZ the Lyric.

The new Lyric theater. oeeiient
al av. and Washington 81. will. IN
the future. cut an important figure
IN seatile's places OF amusement
The opening performance Of the
Lyric vas tho smoothest first por-
Torrance ever seen in Seattle
theater This weeks bill. THE
Scouts Revenge" closes tonight.
Starting tomorrow afternoon. the
same company viii present
Thanksgiving Day" This will In.
troduce every member OF the pres.
ent company In a new line OF char.
actors The story Ia Of New Ems
land and Il IL pretty evenly dlyid.
ed between sentiment and comedy.
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OLD MAPLE HOMESTEAD NEAR
cgoaoEToWN SOLD FOR
$1,000 - TWO orngR LARoE
oEaka.

Exceptionally hsavx realty buy
Ina. supposed 10 be - the Chicago.
Milwaukee q ~ Paul Railroad. has
been going an for tha PAST tun DAYS
south n the city. and especially near
CsorEsfown.
The rarflenlar poftIan N The ais.
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Emil Gustoff. Of the star lodging
house. ii7A Washington at. has
notified the police that several ar
tielss Of clothing were stolen from
he room last nIsht
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DAVIS PRAISED
/. BY PRESIDENT

WARRINGTON. D. G.. rsh. A.
The president yesterday heartily
supported the action % Rear Al.
fnirnt Davis IN withdrawing from
hinxsssn feilowins upon the swet.
tenhAm ineidenI Hs stated that he
saw 40 ether course eaen 20 Admiral
Davis. Whore be commended In the
highest terms for his action.
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EDWARD P. NIPPLE
COMMITS SUICIDE
~ -. r.ls.r.rh a.r..l..A


PHILADELPHIA. Fob. ed.
ward =. Nipple. brother Of Frank
Nipple. president 81 the Real ~.
tate Trust company. and himself
recent Hulnide. committed suicide
this morning BY shooting himselt
IN his home. lie died en- route to
fhs hoaplfal
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
Gen. illas Killed.

CARACAS. Venezuela. Feb. g.
Gen. HAS. governor Of Caracas. was
asanaainated by n crowd Of intoxt
Gated pariisans o. Vincente Gomez,
first vice president Of the republic.
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AIMED GOODS TAKE
JUMP IN PRICE

vance In price on goods - labeled
hereafter, hut the consumer viii be
assured of the real article. The
changing If all these labels and the
great advance Ia the pure articles,
which they represented. shows 10
what extent the consumer has been
deceived By the large packing
houses, Many canned goods con.
taininK forsnaidehyde. and other rm.
halmlng fluids viii disappear alto.
gvther Never IN the history Of the
country were the requirements Of
a Law "a quickly complied with hy
the trusts a. the pure food law.
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B. c. POLLS OPEN


VANCOUVER n. C.. Fsb a.
fp'iins Tor The general sise ton
opened brfskix Al : n'uiark. inaie@-
finaa paint % = record vote 81 Van
soussF. Ladies' are actively wurkine
and taking voters u the poiis A.
totnehslea are generally used. and
fcr ts~ firHt time In campaign
In British Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

The Puget Sound Alumni asso-
elation Of the Delta Tau Delta fra
tefnity win complete its orsanixa-
ton tonight after n dinner at the
Olympus cafe.
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JUDGE oaibrslth.

COEVILfE. Feb 2-Word was
received here yesterday announcing
the death OF Judge William J Gal.
braith. formerly OF this city, AZ the
state Soldiers home. a. Ortlng. last
Thuraday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

Following the performance at the
Grand of Isabel Irving next week
that familiar and popular play
The County Chairman" win begin
an engagement The latter opens a
week from tomorrow for four
nights.
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One OF the most important and
even popular characters IN the
yiriie play of the pioneer West.
The YirKinian." soon 20 return 10
the Grand. IL that of the faacally
range rider and cattle ruRtlsf.
Trumpas. This role wae created "
tho stage by Frank Campeau. and.
during the three years Of the Owen
Wiater kirke la shelle plays exist.
ence. bis superb art has lifted this
character 10 a prominence equalicd
only By that Of the virginian him.
self
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Prof George w Watson lecfured
last night In the Tabernacle church
on Russia" and spoke at great
length on the Jewish masharrsn
In the course OF his remarks he
stated that as a rule these outrages
were tnstigaied BY the officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

TACOMA, Feb. 2-Pleading
guilty to passing q forged check
for az. Il. 4. D0weil. alias ! Lar.
noud. was sentenced by Judge
Black yesterday 20 five years IN
the penltentlary The court had
learned OF the prisoners record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

p.s>es = h<snx circulated n
tur~ta~n s<klnx The cOaHty COM
.xsrsss - sgreIat "a = cory. a
~ >zs&n xrcestnsn - justice
Z = x.<<. Cory - vel llked AMI
= xv.si@N b eslaE signed lshef-
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SPOKANE. Feb. a--ira Brown.
held IN jail here and suspected OF
being Kid Barker. the outlaw
who IL wanted for completely in the
murder 81 an officer near konne.
wick. has been proved not 60 be
the desperate.
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EVERETT. Feb s-On account
Of the shortage In the supply Of
coke the Sumner Iron Works. one
OF the largest plants IN this city.
has been compelled 20 lay off q
part Of its crew Tor q few days.
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Pauline Morton Marflss.

NEW YORK. Feb Pauline
Morton. daughter Of Paul Morton.
was married 60 ! Hopkins Smith
ir. in 81 Thomas church today.
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KING GOES TO PARIS

LONDON. F'eb. z.--Tho king and
queen left today for paris travelling
lucognito.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

R7s. No. iOoR, satin finish
Framing Square si3g. at Spin
nings. Full line OF Squares r..
duced.
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THE VlrqlnlanF Comma.

BY a great company Of over 100
people.
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"a. Is reported 20 have done time
IN Oregon for forgery.
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More tea and coffee Is used where
sehlllinE'a Best Is sold. go.