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i Our Ladies' Ready-to-W Wear Department

One lot of SINNERS guaranteed satin
tailored waists, blacks and colors g IN
Value IS. Sale price. ................@ 4.L1
Sc messaline waists. We have just
received them. They are all emo
new styles and colors, for. S4'So
Fancy silk waists, in two tone plaid
effect, directoire ties and collars 81 on
to match, value $3.50; on sale ......@I.oS
Satin duchess waists, plain colors,
plated jabots, trimmed with el no
buttons to match. $3.50 values. .9o'9o
Net waists bought for holiday trade
just arrived. They come in the very
latest creations of white and ecrues.
S. so values on sale $4.18. So or 20
One lot net waists, that sold e,ko
for $3.50, to close at each ........... :. 9i.O,
Taffeta silk waists in plain and = IN
fancy colors, up to SIS values for 9Z.Is
A clean up of black taffeta a., no
waists. $3.50 values ......... ......,.... Ol.So
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In Dress Goods and Silks

Renfrew's fancy damask, every yard guaran- liz
teed not to fade. One Of the big values at .. 4CC
$4,000 yards of prints full assortment Of colors and
patterns including sidebands and patterns too
Gus to menti n; also solid colors. Your e.
choice for any or all at yard - w .... %
Cretons nevery imaginable pattern and color, Of ;,
been selling at l2a per yard Closing out price O3C
Jap silk II inches wide; great range Of ~,
colors, COO values SALE Yard ... .~..... 4 | {
pieces black taffeta silk, IS inches wide IN,
worth 81, yard sale price .... ........ ..... lyC
A few pieces of black taffeta silk, SO 90,
inches wide, $1.l5 values, yard .v.~...~~.,., OOC
II inch guaranteed taffeta silk exceptionally OF,
large showing of colors at yard ...~. ....... .
3 pieces of black taffeta silk, pure Ct IN
dye, Sc inches wide $3.50 values m Dbl .T
SINNERS extra heavy peau de sole silk Ct IN
SO inches wide value Us, sale price 0I. ~
SINNERS soft finish peau de chine SO inches wide,
the demanded silk for present use, value O. IN
81 per yard. Sale price. ..~.. ~~...v e. D ny
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Underwear-Knit
Muslin Underwear
We are going to close it out at unusually low b

Superior union suits for men. advertised
as the best fitting, best wearing underwear
on the market. Mems union suits, the adj
vertised 81 rs garment, on sale on
$3.50 superior union suits, O. ~
going to be sold here at each ...Ol.Z0
So. That is the advertised price for
this line of Superior union suits. ctI1
We sell them at suit .....~,.., Ol 10
The all wool Superior union suit, dis
played and advertised as the best SO
union suits on the market. CT N
Our price suit ....... ..... ....... ....SZ.Ly
Superior union suits of fine mercerized
fabrics, they usually sell for 30
81. Buy them here at suit ....... ..... 10
Mems heavy feeced underwear, that
we guarantee to be worth soc; ~,
some stores, rs. On sale garment. .40C
Mems heavy all wool underwear guar
anteed by US, to be good values if NJ,
bought for 81 IS on sale garment. ..1lC
One lot of boys feeced underwear, ex-
ceptionaly good values at the ~,
great money saving price Of. LJC
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Ladies two piece Setsnug underwear,
in light, medium and heavy weight H.
to be closed out at garment ..... ....... 4Cl
Ladies good heavy weight union suits,
that would be excellent values for Ikc
75c, in this great closing out sale ... 4Ul
Ladies' Setsnug union suits, 81,
and SIPS va ues, to be closed out co.
at suit ...... .......... ....... ...,....... OOI
Ladies' all wool union suits So 40
values, to be closed out at each ..... k.4O
Ladies wool union suits, 40
worth 81 on sale .......... 49,. .......: Il }
One lot of odds and ends of ladies'
union suits-worth up to SO IN
each, to close at suit go. ....... . .J1
Misses heavy fleeced union suits, sizes
up to "a, in this closing out H.
sale, each ......... ........ 49,. ... III
Misses medium weight union suits,
small lot while they last, to ~
be on sale each. ...,.......... .....,..~ kJL
Misses two piece all wool gar no.
ment, $1.25 values going at ............., 1ce
Gowns made of good muslin, trimmed
with lace, a great value IN,
at each ......................... JIL
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rain Store, Dodge City
Handkerchief

so dozen mems fine sheer hemstitch-
ed handkerchiefs, with narrow and
wide hens, that sell for 15c, can OIL
can be bought for. ....-~............... o3@
so dozen mems laundried Japan
cite handkerchiefs worth zoe can IN.
be bought for cash at each ...,.... lUe
Children's school handkerchiefs... .. lc
Ladies handkerchief each ............. &c
Good quality ladies' handkerchiefs &c
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bthing: Prices Never Before So Low

cut wide and Deep The result offering you boys
suits worth 81 co. for 98c This lot includes all coors light
and dark shades, Norfork and straight cut coat with
straight cut trousers. Exceptionally good suits ~
for winter school wear; sizes six to fifteen UXC
years. and your choice, each ...~.... ION
Below quote you few Of the many good things we have
in trousers department you open for bargains in
trousers made of heavy weight hard twisted worsteds neat
striped patterns, in light and dark colors Made
with wide hips side straps bought to sell for $225 VI ~
per pair in this closing out sae pick them OUT LEO
Over 1000 pair of mems fine worsted pants ranging in price
from S. SO So per pair including staple and extreme style
lots marked out as follows 81 $50 and So values So so
and 81 values so and SIS values So 9 SIS so and Sc
values $685. So so 81 values S. 3d. So values seas
Sweet Orr guaranteed corduroy trousers the $4 values
sale pair $346
Sweet Orr So corduroy pants, light and dark coors piled
out pair $248
One lot of orduroys that absolutely guarantee to be the
best corduroy pants the market that you buy for 81 SO
or 81, on sale pair $l.26.
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Gowns that are of soft finish muslin,
lace trimmed yoke and sleeves, no.
81. IS values on sale each 49,. ............ VOC
Gowns made of soft finish batiste,
daintily trimmed with lace and en-
broidery, $1.75 to close out IN
at each ..... go. .......... .. .... lay
Muslin skirts, stitched 1ounce, II.
lace trimmed values 60c, on sale ..,... 4lC
Skirts made of good quality muslin,
three rows of tuckS, good full flounce,
lace and embroidery trimmed, no.
values $1.25. On sale. ................. toC
Fine white skirts of muslin, extra
deep founce, trimmed with lace and
embroidery, value $3.50, sale IN
Skirts made of soft finish cambria, deep
founce; skirts trimmed with eyelet en-
broidery and insertion, values IN
$3.50, sale price .........................I. Y
Chemise made of splendid muslin,
trimmed with lace and embroidery. IN.
regular 81 values On sale 49,. IYC
Chemise made of good quality mus
lin, prettily trimmed with lace and ~.
embroidery, EACH ....... ......~,...,..OJC
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$3.50 Stetson hats $2.9S. A great
line of staple and novelty styles, en-
bracing all the popular shapes and
shades, including staple styles CT no
each .......... ..Ok.1O
John B. Stetson chamois hat, ac-
knowledged the best So hat on the
market, in all staple shades, and a
great variety of novelties, CT 90
your choice 80. ................ .........Ok.JO
Our own celebrated SO hat, staple
and novelty styles in derbys and soft
shapes. Pick them out while CT 10
they last each ................. ..,.,...- OL.4O
One lot of hats, good values O. 10
at $3.50 on sale each.,..~...,.... Ol 40
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lin brief, we mention these bargains,
bowling that they commend them
lives.
One lot of mems initial linen hand
prchiefs, silk initial, usually sell
pr l0c cash sale price ......,.... ;. ....... ~
Mems hemstitched, laundried, Jap
bette handkerchiefs sell for 8 Z.
pr Csc. Cash sale price .......~. ~
Ia fine line of ladies' linen handker-
hiefs in plain and embroidered m,
b to 35c values each ................... ~
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DDS and silk surprises of your entire ex-
kinter stock, including all the new weaves
&sent season, to be thrown into the tor
BIT emphatic price reductions-an oppor-
(sale values.
Food yards 8sc standard bleached muslin. kc
buy your Lonsdale muslin now, at yard 1Oc
A A feather ticking; worth 10 on sale ...~... 1910
h A 1921 outings. plain colors and fancy Qllc
Aca teasel downs l2ac values, yard .~..... l0c
300 yards standard outing at yard ,,,.-... &c
Pepperal sheetng. Compare our prices with
asked ,s BY Others v.,d 81 1ea'hed yard 15C
r. inch mercerized table damask; fine fnish good
hlity imported CLOTH Values that usually bring lSc
Zine quality German and Irish linen damask, heavy
in finish the very best values we have ever O. 10
own for 81 and 81. rs yard, going this sae~..0L4O
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q. l. e A Remarkable Shoe Offer

SAONo "a ~ WIN AZ w. ~ N All Aof
der-priced as never before. Do
Below are a few items taken fro
Women's fine vici kid shoes-patent
tips-straight lace military heels. A
great combination of service and O. IN
style. Shoes worth 81 marked at1 .o9
LADIES patent colt skin shoes with or
without tips, mat tops, blucher lace style.
Most demanded last for fall; ex-c1 IN
ceptionally good So values on sale1Z.O9
Ladies fine patent kid shoes; blucher
cut; military heel; made on the greatest
last for comfort, durability and c1fO
style, priced to close at pair ..... ~. 10
A great line of ladies' shoes. $3.50
values. Including gun metals, patents,
demi-patent feathers, in button and lace
styles either blucher or straight lace cut.
Plain and tipped toes, made with low,
medium and high heels. All the newest
lasts will be found in this line. coOo
Pick them out pair. ....... .....: OJ.UO
100 pair of our royal mems kangaroo
calf shoes; the greatest values ever shown
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Other Interesting Bedding Items

Large size comforts, tops made of
extra quality drapery; green and red
backgrounds; beautiful floral designs;
good size and weight; an excel on,
ent 81 rs value, on sale ........ ....... o9C
Large size heavy weight "Maish"
comforts made of fine grade silkoline,
beautiful floral designs; backs of plain
colored sateen; filled with '1aminated"
cotton down. Guaranteed to be abso-
lutely pure, and to never pack down or
get hard. Size 72x81 inches. O, 10
One sale each ..... 9o.4o
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for 81. so. This stock must be closed out
at once, that is why we say pick Ct on
them out pair ...... .....,... ........ ..OI .O4
rs pair mems box calf shoes. Solid all
the way through. Made on two different
lasts. A great shoe for style, service and
comfort. Shoes sold everywhere c1tO|
for So, buy them here for pair. ....Ok. 10
Mems vici kid shoes. Congress or lace
styles. Plain and capped toes. All sizes
and from D to EE widths. 200 ca IN
pair to close out at pair ...... -...... Ok.0I
Howard & Fosters mems shoes, made of
patent colt, mat tops; blucher styles made
over a new last; full of snap and character
especially adapted for young men; G , no
regular SIS value on sale .......... 1910
Howard & Fosters mems shoes, made of
mohawk calf; the new demi patent
finish; made on new lasts that are abso-
lutely up to the minute in style. c. IN
$3.50 values to be closed out ...... O0.C1
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$50 pair gray cotton blankets with colored
borders. Size 54x76 inches. They are very
heavy feeced blankets, worth 75c per IN,
pair. Sale price ........r..... 80. 90. 4YC
81 German finished blankets $1.49 About
1O0pairs of these in1 IA size; gray, with blue
and pink borders. We have never known
such values They look like wool goods, just
as heavy and fluffy, and will give just as good
service. Remember, only 100 pair of these,
and if you have rooming house or hotel,
now is the time to replenish your stock. Do
not miss this opportunity for saving. Ct IN
Value 81 pair, sale price ammonium. OI ~
rs pair dark gray blankets, guaranteed
strictly all wool, both warp and fill O. ~
ing. Colored borders Pair -. . OJ.kC
$3.50 Scotch plaid blankets $4.25 You
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orwred II community This
desirable stock
ghad
fall After
va dmmM o. Strictly pdetan
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y
The popular Stetson shoes sold by all the
leading dealers at Sc. Our regular price
is SIS. We have all feathers and styles
of these well known shoes to O. IN
close out at pair .... :. 49,. ~...... O4.J1
Mems work shoes of heavy calf skin
made solid throughout. regular SO
quality thrown into this closing colO
out sale at pair ... ........ ~. 10
About 100 pair of boys shoes, soles,
inner soles and counters all of solid sole
leather Incontestbly the greatest school
shoe ever put on the market, CT IN
Sizes d to Sd on sale ........ MON. OI.Z4
The same shoe in sizes II to cltO
% on sale pair ~ ....... ..... ...... 10
Boys high grade box calf and vici kid
shoes, made solid through out blucher
style, nifty lasts. A dandy dress CT no
shoe for the boys Pair. ...........,.. OI.IO
Albrights children's shoes of fine IN,
lace kid; sizes to S 69c values ... aye
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Cotton towels, fancy borders, IT.
hemmed each ......... .................. ~
Bleached Huck Towels with o,
fancy borders 16x33, each ....... ..... o.
Large Turkish bath towels o.
AZ in long, each ,y.y......... ...... ........ ~
Bleached Turkish towels, extra
heavy nap, 1895, sale price tOc
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20 pair mixed pillows-A c A tick.
Size 18x25. Weight p pounds.
The greatest value ever offered 20
in pillows. Each. ..............~.... ......JJC
Wide hemmed pillow cases made of
good quality tubing. 42x36 inches.
Only so dozen. While the lot III
lasts, each ........... =. 80. lk2I
Great bargains in sheets. Just re-
ceived 500 sheets from an old contract
made before advance in cotton. They
are made of standard sheeting; size
72x81, including large hem. H.
Sale price each .........-......... am. 4JI
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Great Bargains in Towels

Unbleached heavy double warp
Turkish bath towels, value 3Oc, TO-
sale price, each ................... 90 ....... loC
A large sample line of Turkish
Huck and linen tswels, also fancy
linen doilies, scarfs etc to be sold at
90 per cent on the Sl.OO
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Underwear-Wool Underwear

boys children priced far below value We
complete stock of high underwear be found the city,
rgain prices the time lay supply for TO
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|handise Must Be Closed Out
Blankets

values These bargains fact bargains They will prove to
say and that the kind Of merchandise worth
buyng..
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An accdentand about 225 pairs of blankets slightly
enough hurt their wearing quality They
blankets had display worth from 7c to 81 pair We have
marked just half of their real value You cannot
afford to miss this opportunity But you will have to early
the low prices will quick closing out Of this lot
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Are complete. It would
offerings, and we quote|
extent of our values:

RS A large line of these useful
- garments just arrived. They
Rrial, kimona cloths, serpentine
se and floral designs.
I so fleece lined wrappers $l.18;
i kimonas $1.39; SIPS long and
Pretty patterns 81. Is; $3.50 long
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Our own 81. so hat stands without
an equal. We are exceptionally Ct 90
strong on novelties, your choiceO / 90
$1.75 and So hats. Every one Of
them bought for this falls business,
only about 100 of them while O. 10
they last, pick them out ....,.,OI 30
We have the largest and most COM
plete stock of mems and boys caps in
western Kansas. Caps made of cordu-
roy, kerseys, plush and leather, in
several new winter styles. All ear
flaps lined with fur. Prices range from
So down to 35c. We have divided this
immense stock into lots priced as a.
follows: 81 %, csc 76c 63c 43c kJC
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Mems and Boys Hats and Caps

Hats piled up You will have greater display hats
than you likely such hats John Ste:son makes
priced much lower people inferior grades Bargains that
bring you backa the bargains offer.
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Short lengths OF crashes and linens tob sold at each &C.
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day, Nov. 10Th, at 8 a. m.

magnitude that
Thursday marks the beginning
Let nothing
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have never bought better values for Sc. They
come full LA size. Extra heavy weight. and
unlike the plain blankets, they are adapted to
various purposes. They not only make an
excellent bed blanket, but being such large
size, make splendid bath robes, O. ~
lounging robes or couch covers, t..04.kJ
SO wool nap blankets, $40. 100 pairs Of
these will not last long at this price. They
will weigh almost as much as S. wool
blanket, and wear as well. They come in ia
size, and are gray, with pink and blue bord-
ers, look just like wool with heavy close nap.
German finish. Remember, there are but 100
pairs in this lot, and you should not O. IN
miss your chance on these at pair. Ok.lU
so pair gray mixed blankets, reg tx
ular price 90c. On Sale ... ....... .... ! ~
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knamas trimmed with satin folds,
ath and dircctoire lines emo
4.-.-,. f.........".,"........... ............-.s
Dol taffetas and silk. You will
tly sheath and directolre e. no
10, sale price. .So.,o
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he cutting the prices on ladies'
], trimmed with silk and satin
3 seasons styles, and come in
Jay. They sold regularly G, no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

breeders. San Franclgoo has spent
approximately 100000 on the
plague determination IN that city.
and the local health authorities
have certainly achieved splo9r-1 re.
suits With the means they heNshhad
at hand"
Gill intimated during a long wind
ed discourse last night that the
city was paying bounty on rats
which were caught elsewhere and
shipped In here. He took issue with
authorities Of international repu.
tation, who have determined. after
a life study, that rats tranH1lt the
disease germs. and tried rs (evey
tho impression that the whole.
plague fight was buncomb.
Several Of the council 9iem GrA
attempted ~ make light OF tl0
plague sltMStion, but the ne sp(lG
of the council are detc1mioQG o 0C,
sint tho health oS2Hsp @ oer vtaA
forward their b0s, ~ rtotoss 100
public from .ea IaVsy.ra % 10
dread diselDe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07
FAVOR PARK
PURCHASE

The members Of the city council
are practically unanimous Ia favor
% the city purchasing Madrona and
Leachi parks for public recreatioa
kruundt. providing the ground can
be had At a reasonable figure
The couneilmeu consider that
both these parks are important
points IN the proposed system ~
boulegards and drisewayA-
Among those Who we're inter.
visosea today on the scheme to 50.
cure these parks. and who ga
pressed themselves as very much
tn favor OF the city making the
purchase were Coumeilmeu Way
Hurd. Heseile and Hines A num.
Der Of the other members Of the
council have also announced that
they are heartily In favor ~ the
city acquiring these parks
The board 81 park commissioners
will IN the near future ask the
council % appropriate so ESQ pf
the purpose o. purchasing both
parks from the Seattle Electric
company.
Negotiations have been carried
on for some time oetwecn the street
railway company and the park
board. There il Sos acres In Ma.
drona park. and 3.ss acres in Lesehi
park The company'n Yeaier way
power station II located In the lat.
ter park. and the company viii re-.
tain title 10 the ground on which
the plant atanda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

The machine viii have TO be re.
built
Reynolds automobile. which car
rics No. 2l70. Is operated by Bruce
Stoddard and himself from the
Cherry &c. stand.
Were Merrymakers.
Late laas Pat. as nearly as can
bo learned. Reynolds was engaged
by a companion, accompanied by
three women, 10 take the party 10
Georgetown Several hours we're
apont making merry In the suburb.
Just as day was breaking Reynolds.
who was at the wheel. started TO
the city. Speeding along the
Fourth av s, bridge. the machine
reached Holgate at before the
driver was aware. and with a crash.
the heavy car went through the
railing. turning completely over In
It's flight The passengers were
spilled out and plunged Into the
water. which was about four feet
deep The party waysd east TO
whore dirt fllltng IL iDHogress
Climbing up the emhankment
the party made It's way Co The fire
station. The men aud women re.
fused TO give their names to the
fifemen.
Tho machine was comparatively
new aud cost $4,000
John Peterson. employed by the
Northwestern Fisheriea company
was run down and slightly injured
by an automobile driven by Dr,
p A. Purdy. a dentist. Of t2s Bailey
building. ON Pioneer square. about
noon today
Peterson was crossing First nv,
and the automobile. going AZ mod
crate speed, turned into the avenue
from Cherry u. Peterson turned
hack at the call Of a friend from
the sidewalk aud stepped IN front
Of the machine. lie was knocked
down.
Peterson was taken 10 Providence
hospital and bis injuries attQaded
to Or purdy was taken "a the
police station. but not placed an'
der arrest. when the accident waa
explained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

u one % Bryan'a cloaeat friends.
said today thY>Ax-4eought Il mish(
take numbvAs-4-l1 Ballots 90 de-
termine who would be the vice,
presidential nominee. While ha Is
very friendly % Towno. he express.
ed himself as doubtful OF his nomin.
alton, Other Of the democratic
leaders were equally skeptlcal and
declared that in their opinion. the
question of Who would be the nom
inoc for the second place ON the
ticket. was still Sin the ait"
There Ia one thlng certain. and
that Ia that no matter whether
there is secret understanding or
not between Nryan and any of the
leaders with regard to the vice
there will be no direct
lntimatlon of Il until after the
platform has been adopted. With
that cut OF the way. Lincoln may be
heard frow. and when that happens.
therU are many who believe today
that the message will declare for
rouno.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07
FLEET
SAILS

10y United presa.l
SAN FRANCISCO. July L.
Promptly at SOS O'Clock the AZ.
lansie battieship fleet. IS big shit.
men OF war. headed by the flagship
Connecticut with Rear Admiral
sperry In command. steamed out
OF the Golden Gate, headed for
Honolulu on the first leg Of lls
rnund.the world cruise from san
Francisco harbor.
The shores we're lined with al.
most az large a crowd as Witnessed
the arrival Of the fleet here.
Though there vas not 20 noisy a
demonstration - the one that &C.
companied the arrival OF the fleet
here. The vessels nimpiy holatsd
anchors and steamed out OF the
harbof IN a straight tine. giving the
appearance Of readiness for a
fight or 4 frolic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07
MFVICTIM
LIKELY TO
DIE
Three Auto Accidents Add
ed to Long List in
Seattle.
o
Another Machine Jumps
From Trestle to the
Tide Flats.

Three automobile accidents hap.
pened in Seattle during the last -
hours.
A boy and a mar were Knocked
down and Injured, and an ausomo-
bile carrying two men ard three
women crashed OF the F2rth Az.
vIadues at Holaase 81. The oecu.
pants Of the ear mlraeuiously es
capped Injury, but ties car was prae.
ideally demolished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

LINCOLN. Neb.. July IT, 4
. VIM J organs ear vas AZ the I
= telephone instrument nearly 4
. all day. lie had direct counec. 4
a ton with the Denver eonyen- 4
= ton. and appeared % be I
. abundaatly satisfied with the 4
= prospects for hla nomination. I
The Hood bars visitors from 4
: Fairview. and except Tor the 4
. time he as working the Iele- 4
. phone line. the Commoner im 4
. spending a quiet day Flood 4
q conditions are Ntiil serious. 4
q and many thrilling rescuea I
. from the madiy rushing waters 4
. have been reported. 1
q The Rock Island aud Bur. 4
. lington routes resumed service 4
= west of here today. but none Z
q ~ he other roads are attempt. 4
4 ing 20 move trains 4