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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-27
TO HOLD FARMERS INSTITUTES


The series of farmers Institutes
which are to be held in the southwest
erh part of the state during May and
June have been arranged by Superin-
tehdent E. E. Elliot. Professors
Beattie, Whitney, and Thatcher will
be the speakers. The itinery takes in
Cape Horn and Mount Pleasant. Ska
mania county, May 24-25; Washougal,
Ridgetield, and Woodland, Clark coun-
ty, May 27-29; Kalama and Castle
Rork or Kelso, Cowlitz county, May
30-June /; Grays River, Wahiakum
county, June "a; Long Beach, South
Bend, and Francis, Pacific county,
June 5-8; Chehalis, and Toledo, Lewis
county, June 1912.
The subjects to be discussed include
dairying, feeding of livestock,
maintenance of soil fertility. growing
small fruits, and poultry problems.
Senator Paulhamus will address some
of the Institutes on the benefit derived
from methods used by fruit growers
associations. Arrangements are being
made for competitions among the
farmer boys IN butter making, and
among the girls in bread making. The
samples are to be shown in the insti-
tute and judged by the institute lee
turers. Prizes will be awarded by
the local oranges for the best samples
submitted
In the northwestern part of the
state Institutes will be held at Sno-
homish and Stanwood, Snohomish
county; Mount Vernon, in Skagit
county Ferndale and Lynden in What
com county; and Friday Harbor, in
San Juan county. The arrangements
for these Institutes are not yet COM
pleted but in all probability the frs
will start about May 25. The speak
ers il l3e northwest include Super
initendent Elliot, Professor Thornber
and T. w. Hanson, deputy dairy com.
missioner.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-27
SUPERIOR COURT NOTES.


Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ry. Co. VS.. A. j. Smith ct ux.-In-
junction dismissed on motion of plain
tiff.
Levy Wiley ct ux VS.. James Bunch
ct uX. Action dismissed as against
Myrtle Bunch.
Spokane & Inland Ry. Co. VS..
Charles J. Rodine ct ux. Satisfaction
of judgment.
Eta A. Johnson VS.. Charles S.
johnson. Findings of fact and decree
of divorce.
Margaret Slaght vs.. Northern Pa
cifc Ry. Co. ct al-Remittiturs from
United States court of Washington
affirming judgment of Whitman county
superior court.
Johnston County Savings bank VS..
The Stewart Clure Hdw. Co. Order
for commission.
Colfax National Bank VS.. Pullman
State Bank ct al.-Judgment.
W. R. Belvail ct al VS.. James C.
Cady ct al-Judgment for plaintiff
quieting title.
Dissolution of Palouse Mica Co. -.
Decree of dissolution.
New Cases Filed.
Charles E. Maynard VS.. First Bank
of Cotton. Action for money due.
P. B. Stravens VS.. G. H. Litzen
burger. Motion to strike portions of
complaint which is not filed.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-27

The Hon. W. L. Jones, of North
Yakima, will deliver the commence
ment address at the state college.
W. B. BeckIey, a student at the
college in the years of '03 and '04, has
been engaged to do work in conection
with the dry-land farming station at
Connell. The station will work an 80
acre tract.
President E. A. Bryan addressed
the Spokane W.S.C. almuni associa-
tion at their annual banquet, which
was held in Davenport's at Spokane,
Wednesday, April "a. He responded
to the toast, 1.-THE Washington State
College. -
DIR. Nelson passed part of last
week in the Okanogan county inspect
ing a bunch of range horses. Much
of the time was spent in the saddle as
the work kept him in the field where
the punchers were rounding up the
cayuses.
Prof. S. c. Roberts, superintend-
ent of the city schools. will be mem
ber of the faculty of the summer
science school to be conducted at the
College this summer. The summer
school session will open June oath,
Immediately on the closing of college.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-27

Mrs. Katherine Hubbard, m other
of Milo Hubbard, died at the home of
her son Wednesday, at the age of
eighty years. The funeral services
were held yesterday, at the Baptist
church, being conducted by Rev. Glib
lett.
L. Bortle. who rented the johnson
place near the I.O.O.F. cemetery for
the past year and half left Friday
morning with his family for Wenat-
chez where they will reside. The
change has been made to get to a low
er altitude as Mrs. Bortle's health did
not permit her residing in the high
| altitude here.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-27
W. S. c. ORATOR
WON CONTEST
Miss Healey, Representing State
College, Won Oratorical Con-
test at Corvallis,

Miss Fern Healey, the representa-
tive of the State College, was winner
of the Intercollegiate Oratorical con-
test held at Corvallis. Oregon. last
night. the Oregon agricultural college
and Whitman College also being rep
resented.
Miss Healey won the preliminary
contest held at the college here on
the evening of March 3Oth, and last
nights win makes her intercollegiate
champion. The subject of her grafton
was Supply and Demand" The
winner is a member of the 90 class.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-27

The old gun club house that has
stood unused for number of years on
the west side of town, was burned to-
day, the fire being started by a num-
Der of boys who had lately used the
house as rendezvous.
On Monday afternoon of last
week, the friends of Mary Alfaretta
Porter spent an enjoyable time with
her, in honor of her fifth birthday.
The afternoon was passed in games
and good things to eat. There were
as guests present.
-Ritzville is figuring on the con-
struction of sewer system, and the
mayor, two members of the city coun-
Gil and the city engineer came to Pull
man and Moscow this week to exam
inc the septic tank systems here be-
fore commencing work on such sys-
TEN at Ritzville.
"A number of w. l., and M. en-
gines are being used on this branch of
the Northern Pacific road. These
engines have been recently received by
the new road, which is the one built
out of Palouse, and as the road does
not have the present traffic to demand
their use, they were loaned to the
Northern.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-27
Twelve First Places Given to
the Supporters Of the Grim
son and Gray.

The most overwhelming defeat ever
received by a northwestern college
was given yesterday, when the Wash
ington State College won the annual
track and field meet with the Univer
sity of Montana by the astounding G
score of 1927. The state college took
twelve firsts, eleven seconds and six
thirds. Montana won the high jump
and discus. In the 100 yard dash
Never tied the college record of 10 15.
Maloney lowered the half mile record
an even second and could have shaved
off another had he been hard pressed.
Thayer sent the hammer out 128 fit. 5
in., smashing another state college
record by about lift. Hahn in the
shot put added another record breaker
BY sending the cannon ball into the
mud at distance of 39ft. l in, 7 in
ches better than previous marks. Nc
Phail, the Montana pole vaulter, who
has a record of II fit. 4 in, lost to
Cowgirl at loft. in. The best that
Patterson, Montana's pride in the
hammer throw, who has done 142 feet,
could do was 105 ft. Bin. The relay
was not run as Montana had no men
to put into the race.
100 yard dash-Meyer, W.S.C.;
[ Nrrell, Montana; Cheney, W.S.C. +;
4lme, 10 1-5 sec.
Z Mile run Welsch, COOL, johnson,
all W.S.C. time, min as sec.
Pole vault-Cowgill, W.S.C. Nc
Phail. Smith, Montana; height, 10 fit.
in.
44O yard run-Cowgill, Thomle,
'WS.C. ; Adam. Montana: time, So
rs.
$50 yard run-Maloney, Chase, W.
SC; Wallace, Montana; time, 5 min.
l1-5 sec.
y l2O hurdles-Hammer, w. s. c.;
TOOle, McPhail, Montana; time, 16
rs sec.
22O dash-Cheney, Meyer, W.S.C.;
Farrell; time "a sec.
Two mile run-Cooil, Johnson. W.
SC; Bullerdick, Montana; time, II
min. % sec.
22O hurdles Putnam, Hammer, w.
Sc; McPhail; time, % sec.
Shot put-Halm, Love, Montgomery,
all W.S.C. distance, 80 ft. / in.
High jump-Toole, Montana, Moul-
Ton, Putnam, W.S.C.; height 5 fit. 6
S-4in.
Broad jump-Putnam. Richardson,
LaFollette all W.S.C.; distance, 20.2
#.
Discus Patterson, Montana. Love,
mayer, W.S.C. distance, 128 fit. 5 in.
Hammer throw-Thayer, Hahn, w.
Sc, Patterson, Montana; distance,
l2S ft. Sin.
-Chas. Ross was up from the
county seat the early part of the week.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-27

cived. and if a number are received at
one time, they will be shuff1ed and the
first drawn from the pile will receive
attention until the supply is exhaust
el.
The proposed selling prices of the
sacks are as follows:
Grain bags, IL J OF. 22x36, &c.
Oat bags, Ia OF. 24x40, 10c.
Ore bags. II OF. 14x24, lac.
Wool bags. So OF. 40xS5, 4Oc.
All prices f. o. b. cars, Walla
Walla.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-27
Defeat Montana on Rogers Field
Yesterday by Score of
80 to q
W.S.C. WINS TWO FROM OREGON.

w O.C. WINS IWO FROM OREGON
The State Collge baseball team dem
onstrated its ability in a very salts
factory manner by winning the first
two intercollegiate games played this
year. In the first Wednesday. the uni
versity of Oregon was defeated by the
score of 1873. The game was devoid of
any sensational playing, loose work
on the part of both teams showing up
prominently. Hurd, the Oregon pitcher
was touched up for hits in each inning
and was forced to give way to Beck
in the sixth. McCully pitched good
ball, flaming six and giving only one
a base on balls. The second game
played Thursday was we'll worth look
ing at. The two teams went in for
business good and strong. The battery
work was better, hits fewer, and field
ing free from costly errors. Dalquist
held the slab for the state college for
seven innings when Hahn went in and
finished the game. From the first of
the seventh until the last half of the
ninth the score held 3-3 and both teams
playing hard With one man out and
Brown on second aud Meyer on third,
Weller sent long fly into left field.
Smith muffed it and both Brown and
Meyer scored. Even had Smith
caught the fly Meyer could have beat
the ball in, thus winning the game.
The final score was 5 to 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
why NOT co A STEP FURTHER 7

a week or ten days ago a member Of the Seattle police
force into drug owned and operated by woman
begged her to sell him whisky without the prescription
which the law requires when she showed signs OF refusing
him pleaded with her that for dying wife or sister
or some other relave--we don't recall just who it
And the woman broke the law and gave the man the
whisky
Then the policeman in plain clothes arrested the woman
She taken the city jail and locked up in that helhoe
And stayed until friends to her relief and secured
her liberty bail
Those who know this woman told have the highest
respect for her a aw-abding Woodworking woman, the
mother Of five children and widow This makes no differ
ence the law concerned but it is worthy Of
incidental mention.
And now you know these few facts going TO
ask you what YOU think OF that policeman.
Wouldn't YOU be the in Jail than the police
man with his ireedom1
We don't be understood attacking the police
department general defending people who violate the
law do be understood aud plainly understood,
when say that there is law higher than those printed
books which makes the thing this policeman did
despoable than the sale OF thousand bottles OF whisky
contrary 70 the law
What do you think about itl
Ii police officers going people sell whisky
and then them, why go a step iurther'
Why induce commit a theft and then drag
him away o the city iail2
Or better sti find sufficiently susceptible and
induce him o commit murder.
That would be splendid thing for it isn't given every
police officer though he be long time the force
capture a murderer.
Yes indeed There mitless possibilities II the police
officer be ambitous-and without heart conscience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

'Efsning. Mr. Chonos. How lss
tricks diss efeuingf Coomiu r.rot.
ten. you says Ach. da lieber. bud
dass iss bait A colt IN your het.
you say TIA, ha. dass ISIS a horse
on you. Dots a goot chok | max.
ingB all By meinself 40? Der last
man ! see yot bass a colt ia hiss
het vas on hiss bridal tear Ach.
py ehiminy. ! hat 10 saddle dot
choke onto my wife ven gets home
tonide. yea
Der colt las In your mussela. you
say. uud your face hurts you. sog
Potter led me turn on her hummer
und gif You a liddie face maasije
II I sprinkle eiecfrizki;y Offer Your
map Il viii drife out der pain. dough
ushually you ean't get no electriE.
city vid0ud pawn. Seef Ach. du.
Mr.. Chones. dere's no use talkin---
I'm Won Of der most comicallest
cusses vot efer proke into der par.
Der pitzness can tickle q man
yoost der same as a shafiu brush
ven | voncs get holt Of der mug.
fla. hai
Y0u are coughing. Mr. Chones.
Dass iss bat. yet Wy toni you OH
dose pipes vi' a fiddle glycerine or
swallow a hunk o. colt cream Py
Ch0rsa, dots a smooth itea. uud "
ought 20 work VT much sickness.
yes.
You Ike dot k.vinlne and vitzky
m0oeh peter. yeti Yes. bud dot
makinga 20 nutty IN der noodle.
uud ven you wake o0p 10 der morn.
Ing ven der fiddle birts iss singing
sveetlY, you haf got der hind pieces
OF a chag ind der colt peAideae. und
u iEs hart % tell yich Is der yurst--
der pat taste or ter pat colt Take
Il from me. Mr. Choues. und ton't
munkey Wit diss yitzky und k.vininc
computation Take der booze
straight K-viuine makes a Teller
50 eretfnl nerfus.
You follow my suckiestiong
GoOi Tanks Mr. Chonea No
trouble 10 cough 40 der lnforma.
tion. CAN again Negxti"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

De golt brick man iss a Jay de.
ceifer.
Lofe vim flint a way to der diiorco
court
Der EAas meter works vile you
sleep
A warm handclasp ofteniy iss pre-
cedinK g hot touch
Not der moth don'd destroy der
moth ball viii corrupt.
Der Eifl vich angles for n hus
hani should have curfcs
Don'a look q Eift horse der mouth
ia. its tcet are not plugged init
gnit
We're dere ISIS a VIII dere iAs
chenerally q Wuhclmiun
~ der hddle birts vouit hat q
press acheut deere varbllngs vouli
be more apprcciationcd
Vat las 80 rare as a day In Cbune
unless Il ISIS a unaerdid hifsteak
Yea
Chargs Washington nefor tolt a
lie. neidef waas be a nature faker
Chiitron are enchoying der fines,
dime % der life. only you don'd be.
lief "a when you hear dem bawi
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
JABBERINGS OF JOHNNY
JIMPSONWEED

I got awful JOLT yesterday
moaning tharua a littul Rurl named
mahui hiatt sits cioat 10 me an
ahovH q pcoch ! Allpi her = p0um /
had rote 20 her at reeaoaa witch
reeds thiaaways
deer mabul yurc SO Mise an sweet
line Glad thay civ me this here seat.
for { can slit an scool Is threw
an rubbernek all dag att ia
butt thee tcechor Eutt wise an
anachod ltt ont 81 mabula miit an
then she iumpt onto me
wot do va meon. jennie limp
sonweod. she sea b rltlng thla
Kind Of stuff to a littul gurl
I didn't mcen no harm. teocher.
sea. it's just potry
lie teoch ga 10 be a p0te. abe set.
grahbin nae hy thee OyoFawIa We
don't waut no wallaa irwtua. frank
stantuuE or lin rileya around thia
hcoolhouae. an thenn ahe lilt lalo
mo.
that's why half TO stand 90 10
SO this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
SAYINGS or sAoGs.

ldleneaa always envios industry.
Italian
The world ia too small for the
covet0uH Latin
beyond their power the brayoat
can not fight Homer.
A man who wants bread Is ready
FOR anything French
God hath often a great share ia
little house -Gorman.
God has chosen poet generally
when he has a message to give.
French.
towards faiter. but danger IL Of.
ten overcome BY those who dare -
Queen Elizabeth
lie hath a tear for pity aud a
hand as open as the day FOR melt.
ing charity Shakespeare
lie who should teach men 90 die
would AZ tho same time teach them
how 90 live Montaignc
To live In The presence of great
truths. 10 be dealing with eternal
laws. "a be led BY permanent
ideals. that liz what keeps a man
patient when the world ignores
him. calm and unapoiled when the
world praises him --FraBcia g.
Peabody
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

There Is only ONE type American E
she always always will be the while
there IL American
Poets aud artists idcaire n and
the public H. but It's the type
purely fictitious and imaginative
that would the a
The true dYnely beautiful brilliant
OF athletic, handsomely Eowned Sho
iah frivolous naughty just simply LOOKS
GOoDl"the Kind that All tminded
and HER Highest ambition good a
family and make everybody happy She has disposition
makes her owH clothes and practical and thrifty houaeheop
She always looks neat cleah refreshing wholesome
% dance laugh and
novel But above all SHE CAN COOK BEAT BAND"
and makes BETTER pies "thau mother o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

"Oh. mommer"
We'll. my little dear7"
KIN ! have a penny9"
what do you SAINT with u, ed
VIM"
Il wanna buy some candy"
mo. chili. candy would spoil
your dinner"
"nut amt ate my dinner yet"
u know A."
How could the candy spoil tho
dinner. n the candy gets there
frat o.
Never mind. 10 would"
is that the reason our cook
apoila the dinner sometimes r
what do you mean p
= mean, ~ Il because she's the
eandyg"
who says she IL the candyg"
PA"
ibid hog I'm"
"Yoa, qua then he tried 20 eat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
eY =. w. scHA6yR O..

The Doveydoye baby was logtl
No wonder tho whole Doyeydoyo
neishborhood was In state of In
tense excitement
The disappearance was sudden a.
Il was strange. y last saw hcf
c0ntentsdly eating a wooden Noah
ark animal IN the nursery" sobbed
Mrs. DoVeydoye 10 her husband
who had been fetched post haste
from the office. "and when 70.
turned from the Kitchen she was
gR gone"
Mr D0yeydOve rushed ont 10 Dor
row a bloodhound. and with tho aid
OF hsifdozen husky cops. the
search began
IN the meantime the papers aD-
peared on the street with box car
headlines announcing:
In the meantime the papers ap.
peared on the street with box car
headlines announcing
TOT MissiN0i
THE Doyoydoye Baby Taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
.INQUISgfIVE EDWIN
BY f. w. Schaeler

her right on tho check"
TIC DID"
"llr huh"
Edwin. toll me more about your
father and the cook"
II wanna buy some candy"
Yes. yes. Edwin You shall have
nickel Come. now"
'Er-the cook said he mustn't do
that one more time"
ibid he7"
Nope lie dld Il six more
times"
Edwin. has tA,s happened be.
fore -
oh. no. Not 10 this cook"
I'm going right IN and pull that
huaay'h hair'"
Nav. will that be a candypuil-
lng9"
Int NAV" had gone. leaving un.
finished that popular hcnrithroh
romance entitled Found Ills A.
finity. or Ciaudine's Rise from the
HearthHtone to the Aerial Ballet"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

ny WINS 1noHafu GAAhauans
say maibe you dont think WIZ
glad weun aadaerdy come an thee
furut week OF scool wuz over with.
thotc lido hsirly cruke sittun thnra
Inn theu blamed old acooihouao
aiuddyin fithmeftiek an ellamon.
Try loggcffY Sunn wa dylnE Ia be
out Inn thee park awattin thee bali
or crciiin a apoartln xtry 90 find out
thee acoarn IN thee big leegs
l cant SEQ no use OF fithmeFtick
or ioEgcrfy nohow unless you arr
goin 20 be a bank CASHIER an want
To make yorc getaway aumtimo ia
a hurry thee teccher makes mo
study spolllu too. butt inc a goat
lff see Why. hecaws can already
spell better than teddy ruae.
felt an sum Of these luther guys
which chops thee tales of Of sum
wurds an cptts thee luaidos out %
uthcra wcnnoyer thay feal llko ~
or don't no how "a spell en- thee way
lhay arr In theo copy book.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
ESTIMATE is CUT

The finance committee last ulEht
cut down the estimate ~ City Elec.
triclan Ioslyn Of the fire depart.
ment from 50 $50 20 s3l.a6o. The
estimate Will be- taken up again
next week and trimmed az tho
committee feels alaahing e. necea.
sAry 20 keep the tax iovy a. low
as possible The estimate % the
police department asking Tor So.
O0p for two new sub statious was
cut of and another automobile pa.
troll allowed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

~, "a, =. been proved that no few..
I'M, Inn 80 sz'evg 6eggan are at preaes,
man ofainary sotkmsn. ous y
lofloua family Of professional -. !,
EaIa recently gave = grand hsll ~
a concert at q local hotel as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
PASSED CONFEDERATE MONEY

Charged with passing ConfedeF.
ate money. Foster W Jones. a
horse trainer. was arrested ycatcr.
daX By city Detective Mcclure
Jones Is said 10 have palmed of
aotne Of The worthless money In
lasorKnLnAn aalonnA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
PLAID SUIT

This Il skirt and coat suit %
black and white plaid. showing del.
icate lines of blue as we'll
The velvet collar and cuffs are
French blue and the buttons are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

The new phoinErapher'g yeliow
hair rliticrcd IN the flood of spring
sunlight that poured through the
open window % the office.
But old Duke. the bookkesper
had no eyes for the girls beauty
He lighted a cigar aud set 10 work.
Mr.. Duke. said tho ztenogra.
pher
Hub ?" the old man gruniod
Look here" she said. imperioua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

y. 4 am sorry. but smoking al.
ways makes me sick"
Then naid Duke. don't over
smoke. ~ Minneapolis Journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

People who live on our street will
have to take In their shade trees if
That Boy Next Door isnt ourbod.
Everyone in the uelRhborhood
was aroused by the sound Of how
ing Of wood Some thought that
the millennium had arrived and a
tramp had accepted o Job. but no.
u turned out otherwise II was that
eternal BOY Next Door.
u seemed that he got a bunch OF
Kids together and led them, with
hatchets, saws, axes and cleaners.
against the forest Of shade trees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

that make our street the most beau.
titul ever lie was playing the role
OF timber hng the recipe for which
10 to 40 out and cut all the timber
that isn't guarded by a posse
Several olms aud "a couple Of ma
pies had been pretty badly SCARED
before the eaidenls OF our street
awuoped down ON the timber
thieves and there was an epidemic
OF HpankinRa up and down the row
among those affected. ! record with
satisfaction, being That Boy Next
Door
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
NO AoMfrTANcE FoR
EMMA GOLDMAN


. NEW YORK. Sept 20 /,
q Emma Goldman. who IL re- /,
= turning from the anarchists I
. congress az Amsterdam. will +,
. not be allowed 20 land here I,
= becanne she 10 an avowed az. I
. Arrhlat Tho immigration o. I
: fieeFs viii order her departed !
q 10 Russia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21

ArchaeolnEiatB have discovered
the marble quarries which supplied
the material for the famous Temple
Of Diana Of the EpheEiann.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-21
U. S. Navy Yard

Take a trip on the go1ss :,
visit the Y s. navy yars =. - =.
battioships Oregon. N'lseess,s =. =.
Nebraska. the cruisers r,k.,,... ..s
boston. Buffalo and he e,.l,' , .
ship Philadelphia. the usr,...s
dry docks. torpedo bosls ~.
prison ship Nipslc. Boats 80.
Pier z. foot Of Yesler way. IL li.s'
daily. Round trip. Soc 80