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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
WILLIAMSBURG
[speclal to The Tim es-pIvpatch.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, March 23.-
Miss Mary Ware Gault gave delight
the skating rink. The party was large
ly attended and a delightful evening
was spent by all Refreshments were
served at / o'clock. Miss Edna Brooks
received the vote for the best skater
Those present were: Miss Nab Stubs,
Miss Agnes Morecock, Mrs. Moncure,
Misses Edna and Beulah Brooks, Miss
Jennie Braithwaite, Misses Garnett and
Florence Sweeney, Miss Nora Armis-
tend, Miss Ebert Moncure, Miss Jetta
Thorpe and Mrs. Purcell; Messrs.
Thomas and Francis Murphy ]. T..
Land, James Christian, A. +. Quick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24

boarders.
iT Quito a number OF new houses are
being erected in Waverly at this time.
Among this number is q handsome resi-
dence being erected by Mrs Fannie o.
Birdsong. on Main Street. on a vacant
lot near Miss Sally Burt's residence
The ladies OF the Baptist Church will
give an entertainment at the Masonic
Hall on Easter Monday evening, the
proceeds to be used for repairing the
church. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
LEWISTON
rspccial to The Tim Dispatch

Especial to The Times DIspatch.1
LEWISTON, VA, March 23.-The
bright weather OF the last few days
has set the farmers to work In earn
est. Teams are at premium. Gar
dening is progressing. and furnishes
vent for tho pent-up energy OF the
long winter. Everybody Is glad to get
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
Henley Sweeney, j. N. Dold, w. w.
Nd, :

Henley Sweeney, J. N. Dold. w. w.
Cobb and r. B. Dade.
DR.. II. G. Booth, who recently sold
.carters Grove" Is spending few
county. DR.. Booths many friends here
and at Grove are trying to prevail on
him to locate here permanently and It
is probable he Will make this oity his
home Dr.. Booth is one Of the best
known men in Eastern Virginia, and
the people OF his old home are doing
everything in their power to induce
him to return there.
Miss Martha Lane, who has been at
tending the Virginia Female Institute
ut Staunton. has returned homo on ac-
count of sickness
Mrs. Long and daughter, Virginia, of
Johnstown. Pa, are here visiting Mrs
Longs mother, Mrs. w. II, Bralth-
waite.
Mrs. Celeste Morris has returned
home from a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Whitaker Lee. at Grove.
Mrs. X. l.. Spencer spent several
days with friends in Richmond last
week.
Mr.. James Bowry. Of Newport News,
has returned home after weeks visit
q to relatives here. .h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
A Big Job.

Doctor Monk--You have u Well developed
case OF appendicitis
MT. Elephant-GreAt Jungles! VIII you
have to operate, Doc? ~
Doctor Monk--Not exactly: I'm afraid
that in your case We'll have to excayate--
Puck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
Spring Suit Specials

Ladies' Jacket Suits. in f1no
check, black ind white; very
stylish and we'll tailored suit for
1890.
Elton Suit, with sllk-lined Jacket
and fancy braid trimmings, $1,000
value, for $3.50.
Ladies' Elton Suit, in black,
blue, tan or gray, made Of best
quality chiffon Panama. for
$4,000.
Ladies' Coat Suits, in light
fancy mixtures, taffeta or satin
lined, handsomely tailored and ex-
tremely stylish, for $25.OO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
Wash Goods

Manchester Percales in all the
best patterns; would be cheap at
15c; our special price for Mon
day, II 3-4c.
Short lengths Of Fine Quality
Madras, in 10 to 20-yard pieces;
patterns suitable for chlldren's
dresses, mems shirts, ETC.; l9c
value for IL 1-2c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24

Dinner Napkins, "a size, all
pure Irish linen; for Monday only,
1918 value at $2.47 IL per
dozen.
Colored Linen suiting, SO inches
wide; Csc value for 1Oc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
Some Stylish Skirts

Ladies' Round Length Skirts, in
gray check or solid gray, black or
blue, $500 value. for $3.OS.
Panama Skirts, killed or plait-
ed. in black Or blue, for $4.OS.
A new line Of Black Wolfe Skirts,
killed, taffeta or embroidered
trimmed, at prices from S8.4S to
S15.O8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
Linen Department

Table Damask, all pure Irish
linen. 70 inches wide, good
patterns; 85c quality co.
for ...... .......... 0JC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
Silk Waist Bargains

A special lot of Silk Waists, in
white or black, plain tucks or lace
and embroidered trimmed. for
1928.
Jap or Taffeta Silk Waists. In
many different styles, for $3.O8.
Taffeta Waists, in pink, blue.
black or white; special for Si.O8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
Observation-Disclosures

Plain and Fancy Nets for waists
and dresses. SOC, 48c, SOC and 76c.
Special bargains in Allover
Laces, soc, zoe, csc and $1.0O.
Every other kind Of Lace. in
varying widths and all the newest
patterns, &c, 10c, 26c, Doc and soc.
Big reduction in Embroidery
values, medium and wide. All
good, substantial work.
&c value tor ....... sc
10c value for 5000. Sc
1920 value for....10c
25c value for ;.......19c
39c value for .s..... 25c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24

Chiffon and Mesh Yelling, In
small or large dots and with fig
ures, 25c, 48c and zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
COOLEY AND ERICKSON FOR
COUNCILMEN-AT-LARGE

most active members OF the Manu-.
fneiufefa association aud for two
years served a. lie secretary. He
now holds the office OF vice pres.
ident
It IL largely on account of the
pressure brought 10 bear upon him
from members Of the Mauufactug
efa' association that Mr. Erickson
has been Induced TO- give the mat
ter favorable consideration The
members OF that association have
recently been discussing tho ad
visibility 81 going into politics a.
means of advancing their cam.
paign for the purchase aud use hy
the city Of goods manufacture In
Seattle In the fngtherance ~ THIS
campaign they feel that thei tin.
WfuHta would he best served by
m wing member Of the aasaesa.
efan snd prominent nannfaetur
ef In the council Sit Erickson
Il the senior member " the firm
~ Erickson Myman company. man.
niaeiufefa Of electrical goods and
equipment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

the democratic ticket one ~ mixed
political predictions General
James II MwtsAifw. the partyH can.
didate foy mayor Il a bourbon den
ocrat from Missisalpgd, Who bottled
Bryan IA twa campaigns and be-
eaue Identified with The reaction.
arr sing ~ that rafty Mr. ksenr
on she other hand. - a traditional
republican who parted eompmn5
with bis party On the si.seF Issue
Ia 1900, having. Il il understood
wandered hack 90 II prior 90 the
tifns he WAS nominated Tor cauas
GILMAN On the municipal owner
ship ticket
NJ keencH course IN the coun
Ell haH aroused much dsasaiiafac-
lion on the party ~ the prominent
mnnbefN 81 the municipal owner
Ahin party whe we're prepared "a
make a vigorous fight against him
ln eaae be sought reconciliation and
reelection on that t.cket Ills dec
laFafiom AZ a Democratic candidate
relieves them II that necessity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

Unless present Indications fail.
the candidates Of the Seattle citY
party for eonnetimen ~ large Ia tho
approaching campaign viii be Geo
n Cooley ~ West Seattle and
Oliver = Erickson Of the seventh
ward In response 60 the request
Of a number ~ the prominent mvm
befa az the party. made At con
ference held last Saturday nikht
Mr. Cooley filed bis declaration
Of candidacy with the city comp
trolier this morning Mr. Erickson
was this morning presented with
petition asking him 70 become q
candidate and while he DID nos
give a definite reply AZ the time.
he stated that he would do 50 at
a meeting ~ those signing the pe.
sition which Ii "a be held touigla
At the headquarters ~ tbs Munlet
pal Ownership league
Mr. Erickson n one 81 the orig
iuai members % the Municipal
Ownership league and fog the pa4i
year has been president % THAI
organization lie IL one of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
kEENE WILL RUN ON THE
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

A q Ksene who vac nominated
and elected % the council from
ghe Second waFd two years ago a.
a republican running on The
municipal hwnsFahip ticket thls
morning flleA hla declaration ~
candidacy 90 succeed himself hy
belas = candidate on ihe democratic
ticket
upen whAf Krane haHes his
claims 10 the distinction 81 belng
a democrat IN a questlnn which
ls sadly putslins many ulamhefs ~
that party The only solution thus
TAT offered being that Il may BE- be
cause of his Opposition 50 the policy
IT Mayor Moore aud Chief at 20.
lice MArpenstcln. who have en-.
forced shn las against bis pFac
ties ~ selling intoxicating liquors.
at hts druK store on Twenty sixth
Az. south and Ihekenn 81
The candidacy ~ 81 kseue "
the second orc 81 BE- filea under
lhe dsmoesaur nAme. ard renders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
must GET REHEARENG O9
ISSUE GENERAL ROMnc
BLOWN THROUGH
SCHOONER HATCH
ny United Press.

PORT TOWNSEND, Dee, 2s,--An
explosion on The gasoline schooner
Alice last night blew Harry Nc.
knight. Of The STANDARD OIL com.
pany. out through the hatch and Sc
riouHly injured Peter Nordby. who
was repairing the 600 gallon gaeo.
line tank. Mcknight though Sc.
yerely hurt, ran for doctor and
an express wagon, thinking hla com.
rides had been blown To pieces.
Nordby was found unconscious.
while several w0rkmen we're slight
~ injured. The schooner. which IL
on ways, repairing. had her deck
blown OFF and 10 completely shat
tered inside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
WHALE BUT
/ 1T Is A DEAD ONE

PORT TOWNSEND. Dee. 2s.
Warren Dodge of Port Angeles Is
threatened with arrest Tor Bleaching
massive whale near that city
Dodge and eight others found the
whale floating IN the straits, dead
and imagined Il was worth $4,000.
They towcd II ashore With gasoline
launches. An expert from Van.
c0uver island declares the whale IL
not Of the oil variety, The stencil
from the decaylng carcass is ter
rifle. Warren and his companions
have abandoned their supposed
prize
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

ono of the large owners Of the Sc
attic Lighting company, IL not .
dlaintereAted person 20 be elected
mayor OF The city"
THAT u II not necessary that a
man should be member OF the
Rainier club, the Firloch club. the
Country club aud the Golf club In
order 90 make good mayor for
the city OF seattle
THAT any candidate using money.
intoxicating liquor OF anything OF
value. contrary TO Law for the pur
pose OF securing the nomination. Is
an enemy 20 the city. the county.
the state aud the nation"
judge Humphnes advoFtlgea that
music for the meeting will be fur
ninhed hy r. y smith, Of kofAer
a Chase. handling "all makes Of
Photographs and supplies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
HUMPHREYS CHALLENGES
TRIMBLE TO A DEBATE


w. r Trimhle. candidate for the
republican nomination for mayor,
IL invited, requested and chRllenR
ed 10 participate IA a public Joint
debate with Judge John y. Hum
phrleH. another candidate for the
nomination, az Odd Fellows hall
Fremont. on the evening ~ Jan. 2,
1905 on any one OF all Of several
subjects relating "a their respective
qualifications for the office OF
mayor,
The list Of subjects Is proposed
by Judge Humphriea aud announced
Ia his circulars advertising the
meeting aud includes. among othern,
the following,
That the Seattle Lighting com
pAny should pay the taxes assessed
against II
That William PITT Trimhlo. aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
To Dwelling Owners

The owners ~ dwellings should
realize that their properties form
one ~ the most profitable ei8aees
II business known 10 the FIRE IN
aarancc companies IS a result
rates should be relatively lower on
this class than on more hazardous
classes
The only place In Seattle that the
best % Insurance can be obtained
AZ absolutely equitable rates il wlfh
the Northwestern Muiual Fire AB.
ISOLATION This company iH purely
Mutual. and returns ~ its policy
holders In dividends the largest pos
eihle proportion ~ premiums paid
Drop a card or call by phone for
an Illustrated Booklet explaining
methods. and showing endorsement
by all Of SeAttlcs blE banks sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

% municipal ownersmp q, a..
kla'nK simple method II nn aaae
ing such utilities On tba,. 'Aanc.
credit Tho court has nas. va
that ana placed almost nnss, nv ~
aDls obstacles IN the psth n , poalt
Wv municipal utilities On thelg ' ~.
'tepit ~ interpreting tie lss s.a
p' ,t only q certain alnd n so.a =
: hlna which ihe experience s u y
. S.tie aaa other cities lave s 4 ~
concentrated cannot be- floaiaa Ip z
at an. aHtaEs, Il
ilad the court wished n go
municipal ownership ii ws sdaaef
lNt impossible BY al lndlrec,
roundabout judicial 9ee,st1. ana
could rot have chosen j nsa I
teciiye method than fbat 800 g
So thia instance pafalea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

the market duwn SIS they were 70
iaK oa to tbs upward movement
They wuFe encouraged bY the wesk
ness ~ nsxwFas railroad Issues aad
also Krsw quite attached 10 the
short side ~ sugar. which reacted
sharply Ths market closed prar
Ideally ~ TIA lowest prices
To-day bank statement was Krn.
orally regarded as good. and
marked the continued movement
towards restoration Of normal con.
ditians Reading railroad directors
have declared the regular semi an.
nnal dividend of 2 per cent pas.
able February l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
Supreme Courts Decision on Water Bonds Leave, r..
Finances in Much-Mxed COnditiOn--CaIboun p.
pares Petition.

Having looted the Cedar river
water fund Of upwards ~ mil
lion dollars IN the past eight years.
and havlng virtually been stopped
raising money on an issue Of ape.
By the state supreme court from
ciai bonds the city Of seattle ia
now confronted by The necessity
of issuing general city bonds fof
the purpose 81 raising money with
which TO construct the Cedar river
water extension This necessity
may possibly be avoided n the
supreme court can be INDUCED -
reconsider It's decision ia which IL
declared the proposed special bond
issue u the city invalid. OF 90 in.
dictate IN some manner the Kind
OF bond Issue II would consider
valid
To Seek Rebearlng.
These facts developed A. q meet.
ing Of the finance committee a.
the city council yesterday after
noon lnahmuch as the courts d.
ciei0n has completely unsettled tho
credit Of the city 90 special utility
bond issues. the city Will make
every effort to secure a recouaid
GRAFTON Of that decision before pro
ceeding to the submission % the
people Of another proposal for
bond issue.
Coporntion Counsel Scott Cal
houn has completed bis petition for
reconsideration ~ the decision
and it will be presented % the
court early next week " granted
the court viii be- urged - hasten
ltn consideration ~ the matter. iu
order that n The. decision iH sns
tanned on roNeagibg The city Will
kuow the result In time e. enable
the council 10 submit another bond
ing proposal TO the people on the
date ~ the primary election. Feb.
ruhry 3
Despite the pressing necessity for
haste iii the matter. the council
will probably pot of submitting
the question until the date 81 the
general city election, March 2, au.
Less n can set final decision from
the supreme court ia ample time
10 submit il February 3 ia other
words. the council will probably
NOT rush the matter b. a month
nj the risk ~ initiating against the
chances ~ inducing the court 10
untangle the very much MIXED
financial muadie
Decision Causes Taualss,
While that fact has not beea
brought out prominently. the Dc.
cinioa 81 the court 10 the matter
of this bond Issue completely en-.
tauRies the meaning effect aud
practicabilsty al the public Auiitieg
act under which many cities 81 the
state were making rapid progress
Ia the direction of the munieipali1a
ton Of itn public utilities. That
act WAA intended "a render the read
utilities easy and Simple by pro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
NO RECEIVERSHIP FOR
HEINZE BANK YET

BUTTE. Mont. Dec ~ The
matter Of the receiverahlp ~ the
State Savings hank. the Heinse
financial institution ia this state.
goes over until March 2. on con.
dision that BY that time Mr. HeinRe
had deposited to the credit 81 the
bank $4,000. together with a De.
poalt 81 $4,000 by 81 8. LarRey.
Che president II the bank il not
open for business by March 2 IL
must iiQHldate The State Savings
bank suspended Immediately fol.
lowing the blowing up Of Hcinze IN
Wall st In October.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

Present National Ensian--4s stars,
neat. a. a result 81 the admission
Of Oklahoma as d state
The state emblema as In mum.
Der are at present arranged In
ain alternate RUSS ~ eight aud
seven. When the uew star IL add.
81 the makeup % the blue 'unlon"
will be- an follows
Top ruw Eight stars.
second ruw Seven.
Thlfd row Eight
Fourth roa Eight
fdfth row Seven.
SlJh row Eight.
Plans and specifications for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

WHAT can MAKE oN ALARM
AcrtAlstfT
the Yabina Valley you sAa net
saae SO q zoe an acre
YaA can plsMs seans orchard
aHa while lhH trees are grow
lns raise melons uHiaas putas
toes ana other vegetables
onians are funniax ! b toms 10 the
acre and selllng AZ va tea
ef sass pet syge
Potatoes Yisla TO tens 60 the
NeYH and market az eaN SIS
tan at tten tW tina snre
Last futy they solid ia Seattle
af tee 4 teW Farmers Say inst
ths exeeHse Is hardly ~ ttem,
heinA au4 the Nast ee seed aHa
q haaa af twg Aultae hAf& sst.
Maas fafma are phgins fur thsm-
AsttaF eH nMn uF twm EfuNs
wbiie the efehsfa II AfaNtou
~ tbs uHse ths trees AFs heAf.
iHH NHMF fafin VIII hat HAlY
haVa patti fut Itself yau viii
titll ewn u ana a bank Ac
eHuHi
The figures elpen above are con.
aeFeaftNe Nhis xeaF maHN
fsrms ever tNM NAlleY vaeeHd.
"a them hF ~
We are setting the iand any.
hers frem tte te q zee aH
AtfS l.sHa there = nat aii
coed Hafee et H tHH& wofth
cent fHN AeH want fhts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
UNCLE SANS NEW FLAG.

Seattle stars Exclusive Servies.l
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s Rear.
arrangement Of The entire starry por
ton Of the American flag viii be-
necessary 10 provide for the new
star. which viii be added July I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

Cider IL one % the moat popular
drinks In Paris The entire annual
consumption for France IL about
2eso QUO zoo gallons. two thirds ~
which II produced IN the five Dc
partmeutH Of Normandy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
BACK TO ROUTINE WORK.

Assistant Postmaster w J Col
kett said today that BY this even.
ing ali the holiday business would
BE- cleaned up ln good shape and
the office would be practically
again ia routine order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
FARMS AM ACREAGE.

QuY A lIrrt.m HOME ~ the eenntry
ltste a = aooa one 70 acres al itch ley
81 tApd, On the bench between Seattle
aMa Tacoma not far from the proposed
lutsruftan and handy % beat iaudihe on
Raand Wend house nearly nnW. small
NAsY teFmH
nunERr MAIrnY4
stasaseaat AisahA HulldnE
shsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
sroau 10 ROBBED.

Burglars. evidently boys, accord
ine 70 the police. entered George =
ApaaEenberg' cutlery store at 1886
Second aY.. last night through a
srhnnom and took nine reviewers.
valued az $50 The police arc a.
work on the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
CRY REAL EsrArs
Must Have Cash

Nsw s.roem haass uag aaus rempiss
81 aeHhss gWHssrastisn. aHN HFst CHESS
rgies tt ZEE wta saAs ! yaeaaa IL
value tga8 ~ tsag haa staa s&sn a.
nfs8 paVntsnt fhe bsiAese - rss ma
weest sna i ssigias r. tsiew fhs fsai
aearrLn ntAtFY = IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY
ti8 Wslse ntaH
cWofcs auan afrmm
Zee aaestsi ass srasts tfesn tsts =
Ftsath tfss @nss sF@ al cleared asa
- ffa9t efass a. s8asaA haa4 asass
~siks g sNa FAfss pipsd e sasA tsaet4
~ wstss = frss fsras tas casa sd
o N AicHois - uaiss ma 81
BF2ar rmN Nrw YNAm Rf9iFT
A aFH tFHaHn rmafsaa faeNf .a2 Slab
asa sshfit eh@s a. Eaf asif ts@ feseas
tH saf Hstts 3hta q p feinsaaf
sis 1sss# b sfsis Hss iaa rs
HorNu vEwW PNopMMrv NNAn
Woodland rANA
see tsFmH iaAsa asaa'e settass, -
n - !srns taxes s.roem eas,ass
asss - aews tslases ~ ~ asssh
itaa tefuss. s-rsem ssstss. las
tHsfsf
Mfs taaM ha@se e. Feaf SIS
Nst Nkth aaA Ehtamef a. Fhm@es
Neua Et waas go fesiasaes Negia
tta# As ~ Is 3 Mveit
81 HEa H8a# CAH4t
Lot tsRtta ffms Nls8 Ca fs4t#ea atas
tfiet u@Nsr faFes9 81 sell Af nHes
Ehla iH eH#N kH &e#eNsu8KNts Esaa
HESS M q EHNfHNH
stI MaEsam N2sN
Ehnaea N4Ep @sta ta4 M8
AFNH&AfM
t-Ber E ssss less a. assss k.sks
aTes- easan Arse laf - sessna West
taspFWsTtaNHts ta
81 2aa Rgms raensF iat az Greer fahs. 4
lufs. efi4 NatsF. s4asmaaAs. ras
Ntnw
q aeas-rhaiee c. fass lea scar tnlsse
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a. F8aa unr ~ thn finest sizes corners a.
4ueem Anme zoe fsHf tsewt ftn
IfaveHents pafa
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28
Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
And We VIII
Do the Rest

Charge foF one Insertion, TOO
per line Seven words 20 the
lime Three umea Quo cent g
word 0no month. &c per Hue
per dav
Minimum charge for an "ad"
20 cents.
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city Han Phone. ballard 500
MAIN OFFICE seventh ax.
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Phones. Main 1850. iad eel
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accuracy or assume Responsible.
nv for errors II any Kind oe
curing Ia teiepAoned adver
tisameuts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

TACOMA. Dee 2S-Game War
den Thompson wiii place one mil.
Hon spawn .of bags and trout IN
Pierce county st,sfAFas next year.
The spawn will be- furnished by
the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

TACOMA. Dec - With a car.
so valued ~ nearly 81 COO 600. the
British steamer Oanfa sailed from
this port shortly after midnight
bound Tor Liverpool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-28

many VIII Never Bs r...4
PARAMOUNT. w Va ~ ss'o =
"o more bodies were reeoys..s
rom ne Monongah mlnea mas ~
me Total recovered 35I. Tbe sea.s
NV probably totals 500. and 4 |.
practically certain that 4 Bgs,,,s. = =
INC bodies win never b. found =
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new flags have been approved by
the army and navy authorities and
their Manufacture will beglu early
Ia December.
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GUNS FOR RENT-pise.
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