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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-28
Mice wiz. Lion Worrx Women.

Two venturesome mice gave great
deal of worry to several women in
the lion house of the Central park
zoo yesterday. They raced into the
cage Of one of the biggest lions when
he was being fed and fearlessly ran
between his paws, to pick up the
crumbs of his. dinner. If anything.
the king of beasts was little afraid
of them. 1t was incompatible with
his dignity to flee, however, so he
contented himself with watching them
out of the corner of one eye while he
kept the other optic on his food. The
mice showed no concern whatever,
even when the big fellow yawned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-28

prophets are all at sea in predicting
the result with any certainty.
shawnee county will likely go Re-
publican as usual. but prominent Re-
puollcans who have lived here many
years are up in the air when it corhes
to giving accurate estimates with any
confidence. The Democrats are hope
full. No one in touch with the situa-
ton would be surprised at a Demo-
cratic majority of 500 in the county
or Republican majority of over l.
600. All of which goes to show how
blurred the glass of the political horo-
scope has become in this year of our
Lord 1908, with the remains of pam
ic still with us, Bryan running the
third time and the rapid incubation
of independent voters.
The following is the male registra-
ton in the Second ward by precincts
as compiled today by Election Com
missioner Titus.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-28
Mayor of Chinatown Dead.

San Francisco, Oct. 28.-Chan
Chung since the assassination of Lit
tie Peter, the unofficial, though no le o.
powerful mayor of San Francisco S
Chinatown, died here today. Chung
was one of the wealthiest Orientals on
the Pacific coast
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-28
Halloween Pumpkins.

Lots of fun for the little folks may
be had by securing one of the paper
pumpkins given away by the Edison
Co.
Electric light users may secure
these pumpkins Friday and Saturday
while the supply lasts. by calling at
the Edison Office
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-28
Gold Medal for the virgins.

London, Oct. 2S.-The British Aero
club has awarded its gold medal to the
Wright brothers of Dayton, Ohio, for
their remarkable achievements.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-28

Mrs. Calder (reading an ad)-Shoppine
by mail, How ridiculous! Mrs. Ascum-
WHY so? Mrs Gadder-Why. how can one
shop by mail? You can only buy things by
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
ExOHERATE
JUDGE
10y United Prssal

WASHINGTON. March 2.--In 9
report sent By the house Judiciary
committee TO President Roosevelt
today. the men who were respon.
sible for the impeachment charges
brought against Judge l. r. Wiley.
OF the United States circuit court
OF Shanghai. China. were de
nounced. and the judge was com.
pletely exonefated.
The report xaH accompanied by
one from Secretary ~ State Root.
In which he AYERS that the charges
were uuWarrahted and resulted
from the fearless manner in which
the Judge handled certain undesir.
able persons
President Roosevelt. ia a letter
20 Secretary Root. eoncurs In the
finding OF the Judiciary committee.
and says that the attack was made
because the Judge had accomplish
ed much good. lie called the as
sault an Impeachment OF decency
The impeachment charges against
Judge Whitley are the outcome OF
proceedings which resulted in the
disbarment Of several lawyers OF
Shanghai who were alleged 90 have
been guilty OF shyster practices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
MRS. BOB EVANS LOVES THE JAPS

Seattle star Exclusive ssrviesl
WAstlSGToN March --Noth.
ing would bring greater distress to
Mrs Robiey u Evans. wife Of the
admiral Of the American fleet. than
var with Japan. Tor she has a deep
seated aud abiding love for the
japanese
OF al The countries where
have lived. and Of all the foreign.
ers With whom have formed
friendships. I admire the japanese
the most she said 10 the CORE.
spoaasut q The Star This Ia.
ina Is shared b. my husband aud
all my ehlldrea.
IL would be a sad day Tor me
n al lhla war talk should mater.
iaiiEe Into something serious. for
eoaae IT nY best friends are ia the
land OF the mikada have gone
again aud again 10 Toxic 10 visit
tlsr@e friends. II II a land Of which
never tire.
Il may sound unpatriotir. but
beside the Japanese our people
seem crude and unpublished The
1apanezb respect for akr and ira.
dlli0u. and their relisious faith. are
beautiful traits which ~ might
initiate with advantage. have
aluaYs been interested In the re-.
ligioua emhleua Of japan. and I
have quite 4 collection 81 temple
oruaraeufs These symbols are as
varied a. lhoas which typlfy the
Christian faith and their study Is
fascinating one
The bat f. a faYorlto decoration
Ia Japanese art. signlfylng good
health aud prosperity. The bat APP
pears ia All thoae exquisite silk cur
tains which are among the highest
examples 81 uoediswork Ia some
curtains had embroidered IN
Japan the bat Waa everywhere.
Whom asked the roason for
this for the bats we're an intcrpola-
ton none having been shown In
the design had selected. the man.
aRer told ne with much salaaming
that they conveyed the good wishes
OF the firm In me aud mine. and
all xho should break bread lea ms
house And though Il bad euiailed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

FRANCIS @. FRlnK, Sec. Wash
ington iron Works.
e. =. BLAINE. Blaine. Tucker &
Hyiand.
7. s. LlPPY. Capitalist.
GERALD FRtAk. sUpt. Washing
ton Iron Works.
W. J. BERNARD. Pres and Mgr,
W. J. Bernard Co.
A. p. BuRWELL, Burwsll q
Morford.
O. ". DICKINSON. v. p. Dewey
Con. Mining 4 smslt. CO.
W &. thompson, Mgr.
Cheasty'a Hsbsfdashery.
n. &. BARBER. V. p. Pse. Coast
cond Miik Co.
c. n. Black. Mgr. Seattle tid~.
Co.
z. D. sURWELL. Dept Mgr. Sc.
attic ttd~. Co.
JOHN r. wGLsoRE. v. p.
Wilton Hea. Co.
W. a. SHANNON. Shannon q
shannon
40 SWEENEY. Sweeney a
Steiner.
HORACE c. HARDY. Hardy a
Co.
J. L. BRIDGE. JR. sse.Tress.
shesisy Teabost Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
SpARKRaAN is ANSWERED
BY HIS OPPONENT

and VIII not be especially benefit
ed thereby
I know from personal conyeraa.
lions that the people who consider
they would be most benefited by
The proposed street are those own
iuE property along First aud Sec
oud avs. and along Elliott av. and
north thereof. and | know that
spafkmaa and Mclean have large
holdings ON or near Elliott av.
aud north thereof
Mt Spafkman speaks Of the
benefits to be derived by opening
Elliott av 70 traffic | heartily
agree with him In this matter. al
though Il will be OF great benefit
10 him personally
lie also speaks Of q septic tank
as a relief from the present lack
OF sewers on the hill This gives
the public wrong impression Of
conditions on the hill The por-
lions without sewers are the East
slope, the northern part OF the
top and the northern part OF the
west slope. To care for this large
section would take two or three
large tanks, which would eventual
~ nil mp. BY the time the branch
sewers are completed the north
trunk sewer can be completed TO
point near Salmon Bay aud Fort
Lawton. from which point a tenn
porary wooden pipe can be laid
along the hillside 70 Shilshole Bay.
providing a sewer system for the
hill In the shortest time possible
II you will give this letter space
I'm your valuable publication. ] Will
appreciate the favor.
Yours truly,
{. W. MELVILLE,
Candidate for councilman Eighth
ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

Dear Sir:
Referring 20 the article IN Fri.
day evenings star headed Spark.
man Outlines Policy n Elected.
Mr. sparkman says that he D. OF
posed to Magnolia way. giving as
REASONS that damages viii be cN-
ccaaixe and assessments must be
pald In 80 days. but intimates that
IL time we're granted 10 might be
different
Nv position relative to this mat
ter ia. II majority OF people who
viii have 10 pay the costs petition
for street and present plans
which do not provide excessive
cuts 30 as to ruin adjoining prop
erty. and find a legal plan which
viii exclude from assessment all
prapefty In the Eighth ward which
lies north OF a line running paral-
LEA 10 aud 200 feet north of the
proposed street. I will endeavor Go
pass an ordinance for such q
street. otherwise | will not put the
street through. | do not pretend
10 dictate 20 property owners the
lime for improvements
Chapter f53 session laws, 1907,
provides plan for extending the
payment BY bond issue for prop.
efty taken by condemnation over
a period Of not TO exceed 10 years,
IL Mr.. sparkmau ignorant OF this
law. or will he discover this easy
payment plan after election. and
put Magnolia way through on
any plan which may be pro
posed. possibly 10 the dctriment OF
Eighth ward property and 20 great
benefit TO his own property.
lie says further: II have no
property within this Improvement
district. as other candidates have,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
WHAT 70 TIE MATTER
WITH SEATTLE?

II may not be amiss TO Inquire
modestlyi What Is really the
matter with seattleg"
Why cannot We jauntily defy
eastern panies as Of yore and pass
to more and more prosperity
MANY cures are offered. from
LONGER straps aud quicker time on
thf suburban accommodation to
thicker smoke on the udeflats, and
for these blessings We could give
great thanks
Rut what Seattle needs most
and every other town for that mat
ter lis not more people. more fac.
tories or more money. nut people
with deeper eonvolutions In the
cerebral processes - people with
more brains. and the factories. the
industry and the smoke will follow.
The real danger behind any com
munlty or any nation is not the
saloon. the Japanese, or a coast
poorly fortified The great and
menacing danger is that nearly all
people are moved entirely by their
emotions. their feelings, and not by
their reason.
All other civic dangers spring
from this. of which truth the pres
cnt mayoralty campaign Is strik-
ipg example.
II the ambitious candidate wins
II will be because he has started
an epidemic Of tears in the gallery
by appeals To the patriotic sym
pathles Of his auditors and led n
procession of weeping voters 10
cast their hriny ballots for Miller.
II he loses. Il viii be because the
people use their heads 60 think
about the few essential facts and
are not misled by vague trumpet.
lngs of patriotism and glorious
prehistoric party record. which has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
COLLECTORS TO VOTE
FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT
Seattle. February IS. 1908.


- h o. Mayor dy It n
&c IA bee pi
p y h II tim h may has dnh Hh attention
OF @ w AN n
0 e law an n eli in Il 10
and N a ri dn naH that will e seriously contend that
pp " g u h al
TIVE
o. d of dy is
(SgneD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
DEATH NOTICES.

Catherine Dennis. Rge 49, wife
of + G Dennis. died SUNDAY.
March /. In thia city. She was Il
member Of the MomoR of Wood
craft. South Seattle circle The
body II At the private reception
room OF nutierworth A Sons
lsuninn A. Gutenberg. age two
weeks. died Sunday. March l. az
the family residence. gid mn nv.
Tho funeral service was held from
the residence al o'clock this al
eruouu The burial took place at
the Lake View cemetery
Charles Sidney james. age p.
son ol Mr. and Mra. Charles 4
James. died az the residence az
Alkl f6lut. OF dlphthcria. The
private burial viii take place al
the Calvary cemetery
". NJ. Walker age "a. died yes.
terday morning at his residence.
3ata 18th nv. Mr Walker had
been III for three montha lie
had lived In Seattle Tor about 10
months and formerly was n rosi.
dent Of Marshall. Mo Hc was a
member of the knight Templafa
aud the Ancient order OF United
workmsn Ills wife. two sons aud
four daughters survive him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

/ C. c. BRONSON, sec. and Treas
Day Lbf. Co.
c. S. WILEY. Wiley Herr a
BsYisy.
HENRY c. EWING. seo..Tress
Calhoun, Denny & G. Ewing.
WINFIELD n. SMITH, Shank q
Smith.
J. .. m'oouoALL. Pres. Mae
oouanli & southulck
7. RYAN, Pros. T. Ryan a CO.
a. L. PIPER. Treas. and Mgr. z
c. Miles q Piper Co.
J. a. MOORE. Mgr Moore Inv
Co.
wlLmoN TUCKER. slslne.
Tucker q Hyiand.
Nm. o. PERKINS. Pres. Vim. D.
Perkins a CO.
W L. oAZZAM. Pres. kltssp Co,
Trans. CO.
L. 7. TURNER, Lawyer.
JAMES D. MURPHY. Graves,
Palmer 4 Murphy.
@. W. FISCHER, Fischer Bros.
y. a. ARMSTRONG.
c. y. FOLSOM. Pres Novelty
Mil Co.
c. A. csRlsrmAN.
J. W. kAsLE, Pres. cresesn,
hntu. Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

JOHN n. POWELL. Peters &
Powell.
sGRagRr 8. UPPER. Real us.
tate.
wlkLock W. MILLER, Manager
Mary N. Miiisr q Sons
o. L. FREDERICK. Frederick a
Nelson.
usGN s. OSBORNE. Secretary
Osborne. Trempsr a Co.
DAVID p. EASTMAN. Real Es
tate.
J. @. PAcEY. seerstsry.Treasurer
Cascade G. q q. Fls. CO.
q. W. BAKER. o. W. Baker a
Co.
N. W. PETERSON. Cashier oss.
ter Horton a CO.
,. W WEST. West & Wheeler.
L. J, coLmAN. The J. N. Col.
man CO.
John q. AeEs. Commission
Merchant
RAD r FISCHER. Fischer Bros
". ateLow. W. Biaiow a Co.
J. V. PATTERSON. " y. and O. NJ.
The noeaa Co.
!. "A. Cat DWELL.
G. c. MELBOURNE. sec. and Mgr.
klieo0rns a Clark Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

l. suLME. Prss. Vulcan Iron
Works.
n. p. STRICKLAND, sec.Trsas.
Vulcan iron Works.
S. .. HICKS. v. p. 6. o. Hicks 6
Cons Co.
A. N. HICKS, Treas. $. 3. Kick,
a Sons Co.
]. w. HuPP.
A. e. BRAYNER. Accountant
w. ". WHITE, Lawyer
c. r. coLLiNs, Consulting En-
gineer.
WALTER CAKES. Pre-. and
Treas. Roslyn Fuel Co.
JOHN z. BOYER. Lawyer.
GEO. n. WALKER, Walker q
Mum.
GEO. e. YoULE. 8. A. Woods
Mschins Co.
X. n. ROOD. Pacific cos., Cree
sots Co.
J. c. mERmkouKE. The Century
Co.
ARTHUR noHToa. msnvfsesur.
ere Agent.
DANIEL JoaEs. Real Estate.
OMAR J. HUMPHREY, Director
Washington Trust Co.
c. A. PEPLow, Mgr. Hammond
Milling Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

sisd = ga b tss fsmoas f.si'ua
VALLEY e HtsbiHs aisnsr
tiis e. See "a fafm bfsdsrs ~ ~
firia fa - - tfta 30 acre. napF as
ussiins - biah e. ftess 90 gi.taa -
ssts n ffait ana see prf acre la pc
les aass9 aag - saaks auathss pa
mnat aHhF the ufat Hnp "A hr NfnlHa
savuit nzfH she fesf rhry are ariuai
y easas = faf the @fsfats rffsp" wha
Me hafa for sale iusf ah,iut svtF5
AiH1 e tsHa thaf ts aurth wHiir lhs
Ffiss pss ssfe f4nFsa ffgm 80 far e.
fss fsaszl 3 O. sas ~ nfsi- sias'
II - "a spare ttts 70 ti.ssa essh
Hs sAH seit faa al tts anf see nsg
zee eafs taf 80 feu gaa fsf iHe eai'
aass aH sHsE sssf tsfHs
xasisss essiss isat III ss'd A ssf,sis
sra aH1F is frait hard and this is a1ai
- 49, hsxs g 20 90 Fstas e
- ts=ss ssf fef@=saeH - "teht fiesi
ws hass - sAaniea ssusr.i fartaine
iahas Al tefF rsssaaah.is luitss W
Tht slf2 Il SaFth fasima y ahs Il
ths fHsss nfeasanf ann thuftas1 gltfes
e. ths tHatHa States
-. ORR l. 90 aiae" IN tss stats.
estaAEasHef Ha fsHt
II - taiaa gaa ssaiA ,fusl W pifh
HaM HMlHafR ahNFs fNr isaMfs $50
Aasinsss smHa - ere state ifHaf $40 nWh
shaaa&aas sana - = 'afsTf afarf faf
sfsa tasfsF a=aa rsrssp, q ths : sul
saisst aaH e shass tHaafa ana FHa hss
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Eiasza
asG ear hsa4ist
CALHOUN uNgNr q cwfsgI.
Alaska BUILDING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
Lincoln Beach
West Seattle
Quarter Acres

Tsks = FauNFfFuor can ~ Fto.
sEEH s4ENnH So aff al ssrE Wunn
ENAIiaa fsfiea AfuEHAtk g. eHf
alsn So atflffHa naF rsrrsssr fsfiH -
49, fHsfa HssfH NrFEneuuN toe nlAfi
NHE WEEK aha All DAY 81 snAN
This HfiHHs faf H1f htE tfaFfa average
ataaf tHsa aHaf fa pes cent de- ssh
hafanHa saaal5 fnnm4hir uaFraents Nhe
nat naf ~ aasttar ~ haif arre aith
HHaG faHH aa#HaF
fumN ~ WHITE CO.
8HH nfteHtai talRlA
Maia ares lrd ssaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
RANCH HANDS WANTED

WALiA WALLA. March g
Farmers complain seriously os a
shortage 81 farm help ius' now.
Spring L. eomia- an rapidly. snd
men ar. needed an ever sae valley
for blowing aud seeding.
Nas.s are rf'.gsa practically c's
the aid ss.,is. 5a. the denlsni H. for
& .S.i s...n. wig hagtiie bsssS. ws.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

Hffie Ter their ratification o. reiae.
lIHH at the nest Hrnofal election 10
- held Mafeh q tnnf
Passed the ltY Council thu TAD
aaR ct January laeS. and siEnea hF
me III uUen aeHrinn ln authenttcAttan
nary kaeAs
g. - BURNETT. IR.
President % the cuts Cuunoii
Nalad the aad AAN ~ January. 1924
~ ". cAtfitNfIa
Citv Comptroller and Ga .Offiaia city
clerk
psle 81 first publication. February
/. 1a0s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

naval hero could hardly be mag.
ined. The stirring events OF his
eventful career have left no inn
press on her eouutenance or her
soul Tier sunny temperament Is
one Of her greatest charms.
People are usually disappointed
when they talk TO me. she says.
TO learn what a really humdrum
life / have led. have had no ad-
venture worthy the name ! have
never been even threatened with
shipwreck. I have never known
personal danger"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02
RESOLUTION NO iiss
PenesED AMENDMENT No. Is

PhaessED AMENDMENT No Is
4 lssshsgsoa and prapositisn -
tssaa ssef or . 81 Artists VIII 81
g CRY CHARTER Of the Gig4 % 50
So 40 gfesidirx Cor 80 s4AHalE-
- q sart aiucnan~tts 10 TIE an1is
- sstefs " lss city % Ssattls at
e ntsf s1aeral elections
= resolved ~ ms CITY couaefl
~ eHf II seattlss
TAI secstoa q Article VII 81
tHF fh1fftr % tIle gifr ~ Sc
NJ y nznsadsd 70 rsaa - rali1as
. s<et.ea & These shall - a tIfg
ks<.1ser a Esp<Tiateateat - streets
*spsIs. s1p>rtntsnfeaf aff4zhts
g ard Water Works q SaprTiHsaaa
- e b4iltiars aad a supefi ateats
- z fsaiir ttiiifira each ~ whom
- = Appalled, b. the Magaf. nf
VII tise stvire ard rssnHHaf ~
sas city teuaeii fof tbs term. fE
= hersaa stAef~iss sFofjget
y tAFsa frssz
Al y 4 farther resolved thAt
- fSssEoiHx ameasrert ~ ana fhs
1919 Hef~hy E4nm4tfrd % the
assAtsa refers ~ tie CTS ~ Sc
sas ~ nsif e1fireafisn er ~ gnrs
~ astf ewrSrsl election Il
a., ED % ne I'D azy u March.
49, ne CITY couacff TIE saH
tepzArT. iq1a ard aiknaI b.
- epea session IN aathaafiea
- ssssAes ihis TAI eaY 81 Iaa-
G u BURNETT. n.
refaent ~ the c1tY Council
- Ee this Ind daF - gaa
~ H. W CARROLL.
y" stfst'ef and ek-affeia city
I T. e. % first publication. Fssnary
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RESOLUTION NO iira
'a'foaED AMENDMENT NO IL

1ofcaED AMENDMENT No. -
4 Issoinfioh ana rrr,,,af,t,.- -
.sad Article viii 81 - 80 -
- ptovioihs for Ire -.,sseta.
u sseh Proposed afrrwnafoerf -
~. seaIie.i voters q tie &C ~
= y TIE next Keuaraf siaeftoa
resolved 0y ne ClfV Co5meii
VII ~ Seattle.
A.. Article VIII 81 fhs rsff~
$500. the City o. aaafita -
= adding thereto gerftsa
e feaa a follows
,s-'.. ..,a "a There stall - -.
al ', 10Y. Of public utilities. IIs
= freaehls@ oriinan@.I - -
- 80 Revelations ~ lie fsag5
$50 sefk4 Teiating IL ne -
- lie shall. ~ "a - r-t.fIs
I'D MAJ demand. surarinfsa5
/. - construction uftrh 49,
4 o. u Or across ~ Il 4s.s.
~ w u Seattle Ia ahafi
H. "a W TINE pfsnanf 10 fhs
s1ss,. ~. rssiie NOrka Writfea ree-
siss,s- a. y such changes 6s
4sssa \. y Nhieh Nho8ld ~ re-
nAnsiis compauiea H..
80 lie shall keso a. s. z % "
es.s- ~ 9fl ~ all franrf.t ~. -
ss,s..ss W Tine Of leg rrfs,, -
4 lie shall go - 80
! - ,9tuce a series Of pftfs s,...ls
tsaf -. st.9s ing the exact uoTIffs,s
- 49, public UTILITY ogr.if.i.' =.
~ -. together With 49,
NJ ,.sHluf the depthn af - -
Mt. SANE may lie hafoav -
= 49, the streefs IA ebsff -.
azI'sa. carefully ssafrfra -
s{Hets.' Hsls Tor franof5fs. ......t
49,, - the CITY On eaafIf. -
+ ". tefpfufurnfaffan - 49,
.-.r. board 81 Public w..
fsT nn with the Cifr rsf,agft
: II. ,ssiaer every Application -
~ ~ 81 Seattle ~ = fr.,..5tf.a
49, eseNt his FaroHf.5 ....5.5i.. -
Gu y writing. lie ahaff sse..f.|s
II vice rules. have ,sar.f,a-.i -
y 49, ri faeut ~ All labor eEiftagt
- " hsa department ~ =
Il n. go other additional f..ls....'l.
frsst ~ council NAV ~ 0r8f5.a..s.a
Il 81 he shall perform anon as
Es4sf aa Tie CITY roI-rlif -
TIM ?. Public Works NAV 80.
~ ~. 'itne. prescribe on dffeef A.
I'll .fsss ineeting d the civ csassA
~ We ffft day N ArFft faes
ssaasssle HhFii appoint a sfeer5,.s
Of 49, PUBIC abilities sIh9es 49,,
libs Hhaii expire December NJ
fss ~ y ., further resolved .s.t g..
ssns smfndmeHt ue. aaf lie
44sl|ft.s merely submitted ~ tHe
voters OF the i-fff ID -.
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much extra work. no extra charge
Nas made. nor would he accept re-
munrfation
The EFaelousncas. the polite
ness the sincerity aud poetry Of
the japanese people attract one
irreaietlhiy. have found no other
people truef or warmer In their
friendships
Mrs. Evans Il soitvolccd
woman OF the south. with SNOW
white hair. waved back from q
face untrouhled a. ohild's 4
more devoted mate for the grizzlod
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TO DEBATE ON
CENTRAL BANK

The question OF establishing a
central bank win be debated by
teams from the local banks on next
Friday night The affirmative will
be maintained by the clerks from
the Puget Sound National bank and
the Union Savings a Trust Co.
while clerks from the National
Bank Of Commerce anu the Ameri-
can Savings Rank and Trust Co.
will present the negative side OF the
issue
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AUCTION SALES.

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nothing TO do with the present 90
Casion.
That is about all there is OF Il.
This campaign is the test OF
facts against foolishnesa. thought
against trumpery. brains against
huncombe. so ! say what Seattle
needs most nov Is people who
think-people who can see past
the afternoon Of the following day
and vote for Moore.
MARK TERENCE.
For a good shampoo use Soap
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S1.t5 No. SOB Carborundlm
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Diamonds ground NJ aud made into
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diamonds the hardest sharpening sub
stance known is carbnfundum. This We
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SALE ENDS MARCH 10.