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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
INSTITUTE HAS
OPENED

The second Interdeaomsnstlua
Missionary institute held Ia Aaas'
&c opcaod thls afternoon NJ
o'eleek Ia the Plymouth consre.
NATIONAL church The nurpoae i
primarily 70 sroase Interest," IN for.
eiaa miaaionH among tho different
denominations.
The executive committee haa nre.
pAfei a prsssram sivlnr an IT tho
Important speakers ample oppof.
.aaiiS to lmpart their views 10 tho
delegates. az which their arr osaf
aOa.
study clasues are ARRANGED for
both afternoons and evenings dur.
ms the sessions tnday. tomorrow
AMI Saturday.
The principal address tonight will
DO ~ Rev, y v Chtyers. ON aHons~
Aisaiona" Tomorrow al the fore.
noan session Mlaa Metaurln vii
deliver an address. white The after.
nean VII Be taken up With asdy.
fhc meetings ia the mnrntnan
aud afternoons are Cor tho delegates
only, while the evening meotlnax
are open "a the general public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
BRYAN At SALEM

SALEM. Ore. Jan. at.--willlam
J. bryan held the wheels OF the
legislature Ia cheek for an hoax
thta morning while he addressed
IN a packed hall the representa-
lives. Accompanied By Gov Cham.
berlain. he Was given tremend
ous &yation
Mr. hryan spoke on the theories
% government. advocating tho inl
tlatlve and referendum recall. He
attacked the corporations. conxrat,
ulated urekaa on 10 popular eleo
ton Of senator's. and extended
thanks To the Democratic members
tof voting for the republican nena
tors. who were the choice Of thu
people. and advocated a railroad
commiaeion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

- With Oregon 81 bounding boleig
w on the southeast.
me total length of the three
".ecsa n about 1900 feet. width
.s'e a.. 900 feet aud the area about
1870 SQUARE feet. The location "a
assssetf n line with the depot aite
CHOSEN By the read On Flrat Az a
~. price paid has not heun dla.
s - but iudglua from prices In
49, - ,,a sooali,y. Il II somewhere around
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
ANOTHER BOY
DRUG fIEND

Another youth alleged 10 have
been taught the use ~ drugs By
curley Conley. former manager Of
the Hurry Messenger company. 70
GENTLY sent 30 the chain gang. ap.
peared IN court yesterday
he Il EafI coanors. a iayearold
hoy. who is alleged 10 haYo acquired
the cocaine habit
4 am sorry 10 send this hoY 20
Jail. said IadGe Gordon, after hear.
thg the evidence. but be is better
there than as he IL"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
KICK ON wArraraonr.

The heal masine men are up Is
arms about the prevailing cnasfI
tlous Of thines zlnng Railrnaa -
and thn waterfront Tha cisy atruel
department toFc part q the piank
ING N front Of pier 4 70 the West
Seattle ferry huiidinx. and Their
TIRES up piles u ART This was
tefs In front ~ tie dock ana %
frances 20 the bueinsen houses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
DIVORCES ARE
MARRIED

DENVER Jan. SILT waa learn.
~ to-day from facts previously sup.
pressed by tho courts. that Milton
ss,i'.h. acninerntie state chairman.
: iA~yof aud representative Of hia
sofpofaliona. who was secretly a.
eefo~d from his wife. 10 whom he
Esse 10 two children. has been SO.
erotly married 20 Maemce Hargrove
or Kansas city. who l. divorced
woman with two children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

Widespread commoat throughout
tho city.
Since the introduction OF the Ia.
atrument the audiences have grown
% per cent.
The first night the phonograph
was used some Of tho aongs which
are sung BY the Trinity church
choir. IN New York. were repro.
duced and the congregation. al
though astonished. was plainly de.
Hrbfed.
The Rev. Mr. Leggett says be Il
not an adxocute OF more music and
iaan religion, but he believes the
church eoer. like the theater goer
appreciates BIT OF novelty occa.
ssonaily.
The trouble In maintaining q
good choir waa the principal eauss
Of the Introduction Of the phone
graph. Local and outside talent
wss employed. bat trouble and dis
pufez sroAa among the singers. -
that the choir waa always more OF
less = source Il aaaoJ anse. This
set the preacher thinking aud he
Bit up0n the ph0nDgf4ph scheme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
tss.v epselaf a.r.lss.)

OLYMPIA. wash. Jan. ga
fiEht waA started today b. tho AeF.
chants Protective association, u
Seattle. and the Tacoma Traffic
association. OF Tacoma. hefore the
railroad commission to secure ~.
ductIea OF the classified rates from
Seattle aud tacoma to points south.
ward.
The basis OF this fight Is the fact
that the roads several monlhs ago
gave a apeeisl rate on merchandise
Of all classes deatinad for shipment
% Alaaka OF ~ cents per 100
pounds from Portland % Seattle.
la the complaint filed by the ship.
psrs tho organizations allese that
The existence OF that rate IL pfima
facia evidence that the rate IL A
fair ono. while the general NOR
ehandinr rates from Seattle and
Tacoma southwark "a the Columbia
river range from 20 "a 80 cents per
100 pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

Steamer Pennsylvania az the
Northwestern Steamship COMPANY
arrived In port shortly afteF
O'Clock this afternoon With = largo
namber Of passengers fgofn the
Alaska interior ana with ore ffum
EilAmar The passengers report
tl.&k many hhrdshipH were expert
anced On the trail between Fair.
hanks and falhan during the re-
cent cold spell Several ''mushere
fsuse thelr bands aud feet and we're
being cared for At the roadhauseN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

/. ON The FRONT :
$3.50 $50 4


Steamer Tamploo. u The Globe
Navigation company. Is tied up At
Pier 10 with a full cargo Of lum-
Dor for San Pedro. waiting for coal.
Laat evening the Tampleo sent to
the bunksrn. bat Nas unable 10 -.
cure any.
Koamoa liner salatia, which il
due 20 arrive In p0rf tonight from
Hamburg BY why Of South aud
Central America ports. Will be
placed In drydock IN Victoria 20 be
given thorough overhanllng.
Steamer lfauri. ona OF the Kos.
mos liners which has been tied
up for several days on account of
the coal shortage. sailed for Ia.
coma last evening - take on a
cargo of lumber and flour. She
will return 70 this port Saturday
10 coal. and will then aaii foi
Hamburg
Steamer Portland IL due to ar.
rive from Valdez tomorrow.
Steamer Senator. Of the Pacific
Coast Steamship company, IL dus
TO sail for San Francisco tomorrow.
The Pacific Coast Steamship
company'a steamer Umatllla is due
70 arrive from San Francisco to-
morrow.
Ship James Drummond. which
WAS tossed about By the seas out.
side 81 the straits Tuesday night.
arrived at Everett this morning.
According 70 reports Of vessels
arriving today a large number Of
barks and aehoouers. about 30 In
all. are atili battling with the winds
outside Of the straits. unable 20
enter.
G ID. Dunann. general passenger
agent Of the Pacific Cost 3teams
ship company. returned from Van.
conyer this morning
The four masted bark Olympic
has finished loading a cargo Of
lumber Al Porf Biakriey and Will
sail for South America ports Sat
urday
Within the next few days the
United States cableship Burnside
viii sail for Tacoma, where she
viii be tied up pending repairs.
Steamer Eureka. o. the Globe
Navigation company. sailed al day.
break With a load of coal from the
Pacific Coast bunkers for san
Francisco.
No steps Will be taken AZ present
10 have the steamer George =.
Starr repaired. The side wheeler
VAS run into By the Union OH
eompany'a steamer Santa Marie
Monday while AZ anchor IN the
bay.
The work Of rcfnodelinR and over
hauling the steamship North west-
ern IL progressing rapidly and thu
vessel win resume her run 70 Val
des ab0oi February 1s. captain
TruebridKe win command the
steamship.
TIE Japanese steamer Tango
Mafu arrived at the Great North
ern docks today AZ noon and reports
that the anti-dynanfic rebellion in
Central china ia spreading rapidly.
The Chinese government il making
preparations 10 send reinforcement
OF troops o suppress the rtoting
Chimes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
iR[ BUG NOW
KNOWN

..n uAo lired The heuae =
r. a..n isaa Frsakiln ax,, y
IA - eeiise .,,..
v'ss kFllssg sud TIE psl's :.
e s..,,as t,tlence saii'eieh' g
- H. afress -. :.
fa'Fsas ..sss * tae IRE = sA'a =
msas ennlsy seuata VT
sasseanenee g q real -
~ -, 81 y recvatiy - me
- : nkseh - sold h's ho"ss
fNs'..sesahle prefit y y
~ ibe police sszs the man
49, $3.50 fsea the house IN OF.
. 60, s'~ssss the communication
s = ksllcsx = an al. lns eau
s, resorts 81 other mfs,
80 a. ID the neighhefhool
>.-z.a's grove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
PUBLIC WORK
IS ASSURED

The following appropriations for
public works. recommended b Mai
u. =. chittendsn. are nov pending
a. Washington. y. c. 81. 600 for
clearing otatrucflonR from the
pkanoEan and Pen d'Oreilia rivers.
tf9a. 900 fog ietty NJ mouth % GFays
hareer. senc. 600 Tor dredging chan.
mel Inside Of urayn haftlor: SIS, 900
tof dredging wiIiapa river: 81. oao
Tor .ereFasiea ~ anagf,oat skAxil
on Puget sound rivers. f1a 900 AZ
TITS being for removal ~ ruck At
tntfAnce "a Roche harb0r. SIS. 600
ter dike construction and drelxlne
Al SWinomleh slough. So COO Tor
Improvement of Columbia above
Wenatchaa.
Mai Chittenden naid this morn.
inr that The above wouid be fur
maiiy passed On before March !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
MILLION FOR
THREE BLOCKS

e n lasseli IL Fepqrsaa 70 have
Hoid bioeka COS. s1s anA s0f. Aeak.
he Tiaeiands. TO tbs ChIcaxo. All.
wankse 4 81. Paul Ths road In.
TENTS % use the property far ter.
m'naI purposes. and 4 10 heated
Homkh 81 Railroad av.. betweaa
Klleklfag Av. and the West Water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
LOCAL FLASHES

lazy Husband Divorce.
Judge uriffin this morning signed
tho order Hevering tho matrimonial
bonds existing between sophia N,
toohrane and John J, cochrane'
t.azinesa and non.support were the
charges against the man.
Divorced from Convict.
Charging that her husband vas
convicted Of felony two Years ago
aud IL now serving term ia The
WAiia waila penilentlafy. Enlalio
King was granted divorce from
Samuel King and allowed 10 Resume
her maiden name. Entnlle Moss.
~ Judge Griffin this morning
Corporation Dissolved.
Judge Alhartaon this morning
signed an order dlsH0iyinn the cor.
lporatlon known ~ the Globe Con.
atruciion company. at the reanea,
af It's officers and atockholdsrs.
- information Cards.
Al . meeting of the trustees Of
the Commercial Club last nighl che
secretary Was instructed 20 have
nftraeflvo cards about a foot equnre
nfepared. suitably framed. 20 bo
hung IN the hotels and restaurants
of the city. requesting ylsltorH To
call IL the club rO0ma for any In
formation they may require con
earning the city or tho state.
Investigate TeIesFaph Company.
Tomorrow afternoon the commit
tee on transportation Of this Cham.
Der Of Commerce will meet and die
euas the alleged inadequate Hers'
lee rendered b. the telegraph con-
panles. An investigation commit
tee viii be appointed.
Kellogg After Thsatsr.
Fire Marshal Gardner H. KeIlogg
today notified the management 81
the Star thenlor that IN the future
greater care mnat be exercised In
comply Ing with the fire ordinances.
The Alsles must be kept cleared,
aud after each performance the
house nuat be emptied before PEG
pie are allowed 10 enter
Addition 20 School
A permit was granted this morn.
Ing 20 Contractor r. :, Cannon for
baililng an additional wing on the
E.onafeslow school. at TwentyfifHt
aud Thomas The Wing II 10 be
built on the Twentyfirat Az. side.
and Wiii contain eight class rooms,
four ON each floor The cast u the
addition IL estimated Al $4,000.
Arrested on Suspicion.
Jnah Reagan. = walter. and said
- lie wanted Ia connection with a
tscent robbery. vas arrested this
aftrrnoen By Detective Philips.
Tee Rabennl Sold.
The we'll known sound tna RAJ
honui il reported THE afternoon 20
have been said - fanrouver. H. c.
parties. Who wia use hsr Ia the
loseina business
Tango MARI Arrives.
The Tango MaFaa arrived this af.
tsFneon ~ sitS o'cieek az the Great
Northern aagkn uith = fnli rafao
ard mauy passengers from tho
Orient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
NEW CHURCH
PLANS READY

Plans for thu new first Methodist
Epsseapal church. corner of Fiffh
aud Marion. VIII b. submitted to
ntsht ~ the meeting II the build.
inE commitsea Rev. w. "A. W.
he8s said thta uaorning that che
plans would be adopted without dis
caasHioa. ~ tho church memhar.
fvit that the building should b.
placed under Nay wlthoet any far.
Their delay The structure viii 10
tw0stpsy eae. and AZ soon as tie
first 10 completed. u will be uaed
for aervIees aud church business
until the Whole i ready.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
WOMAN CHARGES
HoRsEwHlPplNo

because. she alleges. her hna
band varied the monotony ~ mar
ried life 81 hersewhlpaing her. Mira
Herbert Exenson to-day brought
sur for divorce In the anpofiol
court
Mrs Evnnsou alleges that her
husbands crunity caused her "a
leave him and ahe asks 10 be- per.
manenfly freed A aubdistsion ~
the property and saeA ailmony -
tho court may think proper -
asked The couple were married in
March. 1909.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
Free Instructions

Ia embroidery and art work q,
I4audons. iii Second av. BY Miss
Jessie Brown. All supplies nt low
prices. cut pure linens from ice 70
soc IA latest ARTISTIC designs. Pil.
low tops t0c 70 50c, Hardanger
cloth and canvas. fOInch width. At
90c. 60inch width for ti2s. New
patterns Of shirtvaiRt sets. collar
and cuff sets and floral designs, *s'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
TO EXTEND DEXTER Az.

The COMMITTEES on streets - the
city council Tits afternoon was
asked 10 provide for an extension
81 DEXTER ay. IN = sOutkeriy eilYec-
ton from the intersection Of Denny
way and Dexter 20 First az. and
Stewart 81. II II proposed % make
the extension 100 feet wide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
STATE CONTROL
or PIPE LINES

TOPEKA. kan. Jan 1t.--A BIN
vas introduced today auihor'
lalnw the state 90 seize and ap
propriate tor pablie nae any pipc
lint Ia the state upoa the appiica-
ton at ten independent prodneefa.
forcing the owners of the line 10
transport Oh ek q rate fixed ~
The state. STANDARD OF Anbsidiar
les own all the pipe lines Ia tho
state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
DOUBLE CRIME
At FRESNO

FRESNO. Cal. Jan. e --lAnea ].
Jackson. al uadossakeF.a assistant.
iase iast ufxht ahos and killea Susie
t'czrsoa at the Southern Pacific
fuaafhoeAe. ffe thea ffrpd a hni.
iet into his usn brain u il saia
that the bsiiss which Killed the esrl
whs inseusfesi for y ~ Packard.
u Nhosa Jackson Waa Jealous. auf
Nhn Vas standing aeaf The Kirfs
father IL an engineer IN the round
hoass. she dtsd "a hia arms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
MAKES REPORT
ON KINGSTON


LONDON. Jan. es--tios svst.
tenhnm reports that Kingston must
practically be rebuilt. . Five han.
drrd aat thirty bodies Were buried.
and oth8rn too badly decomgasNed 20
BE- identified we're burned Prob
ably 500 more remain In the debris.
Tho majority Of the residents are
living 10 oafhousss. but 1000 are
houclaNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
AID is SENT


ST. PAUL. Jan 24.--The Great
Northern II sending five express
cars from Grand Forks. y. d.. with
provisions for towns asking aid
Traffic on the branch lines Is prac.
ticeiiy suspended ON account ~ the
hlizzafds-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
SIX KILLED IN
EXPLOSION

FoXwAnHEN. Manitoba. Jan -
Eight persons wUge killed b. =
dynamite explosion In a railroad
camp naar here.
stx GsiiciAna ~efe frufsn 20
death Rear stafhaek. Manitoba
Trains are SNOW tound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

There will be q larra dance al
the Leschi Park pavilion tonight.
and you are cordially invited 10 az.
tend and spend a pleasant evening.
Waenera orchestra win render 4
beautiful musical program and
everything will be arranged for
your convenience. Gentlemen, CSC.
Ladies. free sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

OMAHA. Nab.. Jan. 1.-THE uss
of a phoaaaraph In place Of a
church choir 10 attfaet people 10
church IL the latest method adapt
ed by q Nebraska preacher. the
REV. Lester Gerard Leggeft. pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church NJ
Nebraska CITY
The photographic reproduction Of
sacred music IN the church waa 20
radical a diversion from the usual
method ~ furnishing music that the
announcement Of Ha use cfcAtsds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

John f1sss this afiefnsen filed .
stsfaaxs elalm wtsh the eitx conps
tsaslsr aaaluat the city II Eeattie
faf fs.o59 due u alleged injuries -
celesI ~ fsiiins from = nArros
waIh aa taHAere a.. between Thff-
ss&nfh ard FpnFfe2ntn avs. tNo
usaaihs ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
Dry Farming conorsss.

DENVER. Jan af-The Trans.
mississippi Dry Farming congress
met here today The FIRST session
was entirely devoted 10 organize.
ftOr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
LANE RESUMES HARTMAN
INQUIRY At PORTLAND


PORTLAND. ore. Jan. gt.=-In-
terF;ale Commerce Commissioner
Lane resumed the Hartman in
nuiry this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
PARK BOARD DOES NOT MEET.

The park board waa unable "a
hold is regular meeting this AFTER
noon for lack of quorum. Commits.
slonerk Blaine. Shrewsbury and
FFlnk being absent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

Deaths weFs Registered today A.
fellows
Ward Edward Ward. 80. Jan
nafy -. ~ sof Firth Nv.
Yrniehon-fallo YEuichen. 81,
May IL. ieas. at Providence hosHl
tai. Body held AZ Bounry.Svaiaon'a
pending aaeice frnm deceased :
people IN the Philippines
Merahon Ella Acfahon. 20. Jan
uaFy q. n Alnaf hospital.
Jonea--Francca Jones. :. January
e. az 80 18th Nv
seldsi- Frank sesdsi. 81. January
~. AZ Is Columbia -
Jansen Mary I. Janson. II. Jan
nary 81. II zi5e Ninth Az
EuKiespu SIX days. January 81
at 2ofz4 Terry AZ.
BiakeHlee- n Biakssiec. ~
January ~. RI North h#nd. Wash
Palmer MARY C. Palmer. a.
January q. 81 First av and yir'
einia e.
Thofoeood -Armliea =. Thoro.
good. g. Jan, e. Al e0aA Ysaier
WAff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
OLD CITY BURNS


ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 2g.-The
central portion Of The ancient city
II polois has been destroyed by
fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
ADMIRAL DAVIS
MAKES a REPORT
tsefipps Telegraph sersiee.l
WASHINGTON IA

= WASHINGTON Jan. "a /,
. Secretary Metealf has reoeiTed ,
= Rear Admiral Davis report. ,
. confirming The press dispatch. /,
q ea with regard 70 the ordering /,
. ~ the forces from kiukston. I
= Secretary Mstcaif says Davis ,
. has ample authority for land. ,
. Ing his men. Davis report ,
. contains the following: ,
= Yielding TO the cntreatIes I
. 81 the colonial secretary and ,
q inspector 81 police. speaking ,
= for the government. ! landed ,
. 30 men under arms from the ,
. hattloship indiana ,
4 a a A a I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

Tidelands. the quintessencc of n
good investment n. Cooper Willis.
lIa Colman building. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

CARNEY. Tex. Jan. 2i.--The
main business block was destroyed
BY fire today az loss OF 1900 .0oo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
To elect Postmassers.

WASHINGTON. Jan. ga
house resolution was introduced TO.
day which provides for the cleo
ton hy a direct vote of federal
Judges aud postmesters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

sehifllnEa Best II Ike California
gold--Yeu can get your money for
II whenever lou aauf IT. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

- x.s,kern Pacific ratlroaa
.'~iax lssaesl a freight order
- .Tssl thAs pertsAAbies viii
s,l ~ shlpment a. Tar east
ps ss.s'.~ unnt This raaesnts
- rse4alh issued thai ahip
r. 1870 nof - received Tor
go - 4 Lester, Wash. The
f.'.'r 4 ihrsaxh traffic Is
* reason for the above
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

A few second hand shot guns
and rifles. A. L. Hall. iii First
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24
BIG PHONOGRAPH
DISPLACES CHOIR

PREACHER USES NOVEL METHOD ENTERTAIN HIS CON.
oReoATioN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

LICENSED TO WED

Marriage licenses were registered
today az follows.
ahunklln tiarfinkie Samuel
Hhnckssn. ~. Seattle. % Rachael
CAffinksr. =. Seattle.
WhitwoFth Clairmout - Henry
Nhttwofth. 80. Tacoma. 90 q. May
Ciairmont. II. Taeoma.
WeulenbsfE Strong - August J.
wsnienharE. 20 Seattle. 70 uraer
J. stronx 10. Seattle.
ItobeFt4 Nufuafean VIM. "a
Rabarfa. &c. Seattle. To Dora Burn
afhan. -. Seattle
~@fsrref fx.emia Hudson "
ureer. Seattle. e Olive +. LOOMS.
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

.ss nAAt.F4 NNvtEw JAN
NE[HE. go fi.4f Ntff ARM WI.
- z#r Az vktfsAhi.E ~
$50 kEfkNpiS4 hNkts
xa fNat ANtE * TIA
ft'2 fuH sAf.E At All.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

--..---------s------. -
T# "a lAHs4F = a us AAa.ial
- *kssf 4sic - tsias t@rA A.
49, l.4searnssl - 80 e~as
= : - msass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

Pocket knives from 2sc 20 81
All warranted A. L. Hall. III
First av. so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

- NEAH ituN Ai.fs So 9
49, 1910 faalias ~ 49, EaE
~ - ~ 3eMa
= n&af MAtffr A.
essfl siasea hstittas p Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-24

The fsiiow lng birtha wcre rexis
tefai today.
Huwiand--At si2i giss ay =.
January i6, TO wffe q Thomas {
isssw land. sun.
l.Araaa At eefG Lake naii. Jan
uAfy =. 70 wife % Christian Lar
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Meat Prices That Please

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Holbrook argus., 1907-12-03

Mrs. Ross, the aged mother of Mrs. Henry Warren of the Aztec ranch, is visiting with Mrs. Buck of this place this week. Mrs. Ross is from Weatherford, Texas and IS on an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. Warren.
Holbrook argus., 1907-12-03

Mrs. o. H. Johns and little daughter Thelma have returned from San Diego where they have been spending some weeks. Dur ing their absence MT. Johns leas- ed the Richards property just north of town where they are now comfortably quartered for the winter.
Holbrook argus., 1907-12-03

MT. Morgan, foreman of the extra gang of about 80 men who have been getting out rock for the Santa Pc at Penzance for sometime, was in town Sunday with several of his men. Mir. Morgan states that he expects to receive orders to lay off the gang, as the extra forces are be- ing laid of all along the line.
Holbrook argus., 1907-12-03

were uniformly equipped with this light, we believe there would be more of all kinds of business transacted after the supper hour than is the case now, to say nothing of the added improve ment to the appearance of the street in it's businessl1ke aspect.
Holbrook argus., 1907-12-03

S. F. Meyerhoff, his sister Miss Jennie and A. F. McAllister at tended the Elks memorial exer- cises at Winslow last Sunday.
Holbrook argus., 1907-12-03

Ed Howell came in Sunday in search of some cowboys to help handle cattle that he is prepar- ing to ship within few days.
Holbrook argus., 1907-12-03

ce to the light collation. served by the hostess in which pumpkin pie was the "Piece de resistance
Holbrook argus., 1907-12-03

Mir. Youmans the acetylene light man is leaving here for Los Angeles with the intention of re- turning later to do more busi- ness in this County.