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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-27
Problem Divided.

pfODlcn DlNlucu.
Mr.. Hubbard, in his discussion Of
methods of overcoming this condi-
tion. divides the problem into two
parts, first by applying materials that
will hold the dust down, and, second,
by adopting a form Of road construc-
tion that will reduce dust formation
and the wear of roads to minimum.
/ These, he says, may be attained by
temporary and by permanent
bnders-those under the Temporary"
classification being materials which
must be frequently applied, the per
manent" ones being the heavier ma
terials which, through one applca-
/ ton, maintain the road surface in a
dustless condition for a season.
The author describes the manufac-
ture and properties Of tar. pointing
cut the differences between tar from
coke ovens, from gas plants. refined
coal tar. and water-gas tar. a chap
/ ter on the application of tars follows
and brings out the fact that the paint
ing of road surfaces with tar was con-
sidered in France as early as 1867 al
though the work was mt begun in ear
nest until 1902. The chapter con-
tains clear directions for applying the
material to the road, both used as a
palliative and for use in permanent
construction. Many data are given
as to cost and quantities Of materials.
and examples are cited of successful
roads built by the aid of various tars
After the consideration of tars, the
author deals with the classification
and properties Of oils. and gives the
location of all the producing fields in
the United states. He describes the
method Of refining oil and the charac-
ter Of the residuum, and draws COM
PARSONS between crude oil and by
products Of the refined oil.
\ chapter dealing with water and
salt solutions. including calcium
chloride, follows. and the portion Of
the bulletin relating to materials ter
inmates with a chapter on temporary
tar and oil binders, emusions and
similar preparations.
Mr.. Hubbard concludes his treatise
by calling attention to the Importance
Of careful selection Of dust preventa-
tives making valuable suggestions for
the choice Of materials for treating
country roads, suburban and park
roads, respectively He gives an ex-
haustive explanation of the methods
Of examination, and the outlines ten
tqtive specifications for the use of dust
preventives
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-27

Washnkton, d. C.-"Dust Preven-
tiyes." by Provost Hubbard, issued
AS Bulletin No. "a, U. S. office of pub
/ lie roads, is the latest contribution to
/ literature on road construction and
maintenance Mr.. Hubbard's paper
has been prepared to meet the grow
| ing demand by road engineers for spe-
cific information on the important
subject of dust prevention. He has
made a research of all literature on
the subject. supplementing this with
the results of actual experiments
made by the office of public roads.
! Interest has been recently re-awak-
ened in the problem of the preyen-
! ton of dust on country highways the
well night universal use of the auto
: mobile being responsible for the addi-
tlonal study and experiments. Road
engineers are now agreed that the au-
tomobile. when moving at high speed
| is destructive to macadam roads, the
broad. soft tires lifting the rock dust
and scattering it over adjacent fields.
\ road robbed of this fine surface
binding material retrogrades rapidly.
That indictment now lies against the
modern motor car, but on the other
hand the introduction of the machine
has done much to awaken an interest,
not merely in dust prevention, but in
the entire subject of road improve
ment Therein the automobile Is en-
titled to credit.
/ 1t is superfluous to add that clouds
of dust are annoying, not only to the
users of the highways, but to the
residents whose property borders up
on them and that they affect public
health and depreciate the value Of
property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-06

Temple Third aud Cedar. Geo
Hah.ft Cairns. minister. II a. m.
The Incarnation u God ia Christ
p. m christianity Appeals 10
Eacta=
H1rst BoYlatou and Marion. REV.
~ l. Whitman. =. -. pastor. II
a ~. haccalaurcats sermon to grad
ustinE class ~ Adelphia college.
-rha Young Mans Victory John
htts q IN. sFartnarahlD With
the Juierras7 John ~ gesz7
Fremont Rev. James cairns.
pastor N a. m. MY Soul and Ny
God. ! 10 p M Hos 10 Keep In
Perfect Peace"
West side Madrona hall. Rev
Arthur - Carpenter. pastor. ..
m. Hap Much Il a Alan Of More
Value Than 4 sherpT+
Dunlap Rainier blvd Rev. Pc
ter A. Klein. pastor Ii a. NJ
How to Have a Fuii Harm" : 30
y ma what Is the Greatest Sin
That Men Commit p
Immanunl@4ft Az. y and Main
NJ II =. IN Rev. Arthur - Car
penter VIII speak on the Religion
- the city. 7 - o. m. preaching
hY The Diiphani sisters
Columbia Rev Harry Ferguson.
psstnf. ~ a VA, self EKamiua-
ton Z 40 p IN. Tina Magnetism
II Sin
south seattle Rainier VI. D.
m The Value If a Man. BY Rev
Arthur u. Carpenter.
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FATAL THIRTEENTH
CAUSES MANS DEATH

NEW YORK. June s.-Fclix Pal.
merf. ~ years old. bought a ticket
to sail for ltaiy on June ~. After
bis anperstiti0ua fears had been
aroused hy hts friends. who assured
Felix that tho vessel would surely
sink IL he sailed ON the fatal iJkis=z
be preferred death on land "a 4
watery grave. and today no blew
out hia brains in the office Of tbs
steamship company. -.
Palmeri paid no attention 20 The
date until e was pointed out 20 him
Then the repeated SUGGESTION saotn.
ed ovoryowerlnE. He begged tbs
ticket man Ia exchange. stating his
fears. The agent laughed and told
palmeri Il was against the rules az
the company to make changes .,so
late. 49,
We'll" Btammsred Palmeri The
shlp viii so down II sail on the
18Th, and III drown. 40 I'll finish II
an rirht here and aew." .U4l
Befora the startled clerks eoald
grab him be terked a revolver from
hla pocket and fired tbs fatal shot.
lie died st once.
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NO SIN IN
DANCING
INDIANAPOLIS MINISTERS 40.
voeArE DANCING As a
STUDY IN TIE pusLic
SCHOOLS.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June g.
Dancing as a study In tho pablie
schools IL advocated BY the Indian
apolis Protestant Ministers assaciA
ton. which has sdopted resolution
declaring that this form of amnge
neut should be taught all puplls
Tho ministers did not place their ap.
prevail upon the Ksr twostsp and
the dlzSy vait2. however. until after
thay ~ iactsd resolution offered
by one ~ thesr brethren who aired
bis We've on dancing thus; The
modern dance Il znbtly against the
hlghee, and best development Of
moral life ~ our yesng people dur
lng the formative years Of adoles
ceuce
After q lively debate the ministers
turned this resolution down and ap
proved tbs report Of committee
which carried on an Investigation In
the schools aud recommended dane
Tag thare. Many Of the preachers
present declared there u much good
exercise In a waltz and a two step.
and Pastor O'Deil. Of the Second
Presbyterian church. added that q
was all q matter OF conscience any
way. and that also. 40 far "a be
could see. there Is no ain In dancing
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Congregational.

Plymouth Third az. and unixer-
sity. Rev. Francis y Van Horn. -
y. pastor. II a m. The aignfft.
cameo 81 baptism" . y. m. Re
llsiDn hs Medicine and MedIcln. az
Religion
Pilgrim broadway and Rcpub-
llean. REV. Edward Lincoln smith.
y. n. pastor II a m. sTbs Fruit
q The Tree. t.so .. m. "A Tune
lees Gospel.
Queen Anne Queen Anne av. and
Caller. Rev. sydney Strong. u. -.
the pastor. will prcseh a, II a IN.
and .. m.
University Brooklyn Az. NJ
Rer. " g Macon. pastor. n a. IN.
chiidren's day EXERCISES: 8 D. m.
knowledge and serviec~
Whitman Az. and Kill
bourne Rev. VIM. q Kautner. u
n. pastor. II a. m. "A Divine APP
pal. y. m. The Rainbow
Round About the Throne
Pr1spect-=E Prospect and sath
Az. ". Rev " n oagood. pastor
~ a. m. The work Of Prospect
church. p. m. communion serv-
Ice.
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ms,hodist

First NJ. E.-The Tabernacle. Firth
and Union. Ray. IS. ~ W Rees
pastor. ii a m. LIES Vocation.
sermon BY Rev Raymond \ Rcss.
. m. The Deiiveranee 81 Peter :"
fIillman NJ E-ilainlsr blvd and
Caiiingwood. Raw. Geo G. Poolton.
pastor .. m. The Work That
PIraso@ God .
lakeside NJ. E.-fakewsy and 7ath
av s.. Rev. Geo. G. Potion pastor
a a m. sermon TO parents, with
baptism % children.
trinity NJ First av " and
Mercer. Rev VIM " Leach. pastor
II a. m The Longing for Right
eoaanesss. : p. IN. That Brother u
tho rrodiEtl-
University NJ E-Rsv. N
Canse. pastor II a. m. Rev. ~. G
Wilson will preach. D. m. chill
dren's program ON education.
First NJ. ", Church south Mercer
and Federal. = ". Walker. -. u.
pastor II A. M. Spirit Filled. =
y. IN. Temperance Rally"
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Presbyterian.

Ffrst Seventh and spring Res
~ A MastheWa. u d pastor. Morn
Ing NCalxiniHn and ReiiEtan-. even
ina. H~attles Enemies 70 Her Pres.
r~sa-
South Seattle -tgai Eighth aw $
rev. Wallace 81 Les. minister. 20
.. m. A Joyful Harvest
West Seattle Madruaa hail. Rss
Wallace II Lse.. minister. II a m
~rha Risen Christ
Westminster Broadway and Co
iunatsia Rev n Wilson pastor
~ am. @obrdlsnt Unto Death: 30
D. IA. saved b. Grace Through
Faith
Ballard Market At and 18th sv,
~ W. Rev. Geo. ". Lee. pastor
70 20 a m-. who Can Brins us 80
the Father p m. some Bible
Predictions Nov f'uifiksi-
Reformed Pr~sbY covenant =
eel Terry and Olive. Thomas Mel
vile Slater. minister what 10 the
Kingdom u God g+ evening. Putting
Away Childish Things
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ml.e.lIsases..

Y NJ G. A-Fosrth and Madison.
. p. m. John Marvin Dean will give
a character sketch on Dwight l..
Moody. Captain Of Industry
school % Occult SciencN~-if1g
seeoad sv. Mrs. Minnie Jennings.
pastor 2;ao D m. Love. ?. m.
The Power of Thought at the
Time q Death
New Though Second Nv.
~ a N. Know ThyHelf." by II. r.
MrLeiand
Seattle anlrit8ai First av.
y 9. Mills. speaker y. IN and 4
. M. is spirituaiism a Religion o.
ThcoHophical--it29 second av.. s
p m. '-rheesnphy In Daily Life" by
Or Edward Bowes.
First Divine Science - Columbia
College hall. Agnes r. Mccarthy.
pastor II q. m. Wisdom.
SpiritnaiiAt Ssatti. PHychlc-1420
Second av. , y. m, lecture BY Helen
Rice Burleigh. spiritual Laws"
School FOR Thinking lao Second
Az. $50 p m. What to Think
About and How to Thing. lecture
by G. r. futile. principal Cleveland
Thought Science School
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BITS O'NEW q


over sunday ~ Banff After a
visit with hor Sister Ia Illinois. ahe
will 10 to Omaha. where ahe FOR.
morly lived aud has many frtenda
Y. W. c. A. Conferences.
The Young Womena Christian
Association conference will be held
at Seaside. Ore. from June 10 70
20. The three Delegates sent from
The Westminster Presbyterian
church afe Miss blanche Judklns.
Aise Edith Fletcher aud Miss Ellen
hukles Mas Southmayd. an 40
aiatant 10 Rev Dr. Wilson. has
been appointed IA bible Instructor
at the convention.
Classic Culture Club.
The Classic Culture Club enjoy
ed. as the closing entertainment Of
Tho club year. Japanese tea At
The home OF Mrs. y ~ Edrefa. 3ia
Harvard ax y The afternoon
WIS called Japanese Flower day. .
and the program and decorations
of the reception rooms further car
fied out tho conception The Ia
dies wore dainty Japanese kimo
nos. Tea and Oriental cakes were
served BY Japanese maid. aud
several musical selections were
given by an artist from the Land
Of tho Rising Sun" Tho papers
read were Japanese Gardens.
by Mru John schofiald Jordan. aud
Floral Festivals OF japan" by
Mrs Henry WilcoS.
Rainier Chapter. o. a. n.
Last Tuesday Mrs. ~ D. Holmes
vas hostess Of one OF the most In
lerssling and enthusiastic meetings
Rather chapter. ~ A. n. has held
this year Forty members we're
present A communication from a
Former regent was raad IN regard
to tho HchOola not complying with
The state lnw Of faiaiuE the flag
un their buildings Decided action
saa taken Ia the matter by the
chapter Tho Daughters we're de
lighted with tho announcement Of
Mrs. W. II. r. Green's generous
Donation N behalf OF Rainier chap
tor % thu continental memorial
fund. and also Of Lady Stirling
chapters plans 90 give soon . large
card party for the benefit Of the
memorial fund Mrs Martha Fui.
ton had charge % the afternoon =
program. Mrs Mary Carr Moore
sang several of her own compost
tons and Miss Wsode0ek gave a
plano solo Mrs Reed told Of the
sofk accomplished By the Boston
Tea Party chapter. To which abe
formerly belonged The r-at ~ the
afternoon Vas devoted to Informal
talks and "reminiscences about
The Makers Of Seattle. bY Mrs.
HeE. Mrs Proaasr Mias FRYE.
Mias ShHmWaf. Afa Fowler aud
Mas t1ttsile Refreshments we're
served by the hostess and her
daughters June 80 viii BE- tn
date cot for the annual election OF
officers. to Be- held at the home
of Mrs. Huasey.
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81 James Cathedral Ninth and
Marion mass daily at 4 u. m.
Sundays at 3. Z. : and . a. m.
high mass at ~ a. ia yaapcra. s
q. ~.
church II immaculate eoneap-
tlon-iHth aud Marion. mass daily
nt 10 and $50 a a. Sunday ~
@. ] and 20 "a. IN high mass At
10 30 am, eeHpera AZ 7 30 p. "a.
81 Jaaephs 18th and r Aloha
mass daily AZ Gil 30 aud $50 a M
sunday so and a m high
mass. II q. m. NespefH. 30 .. ~.
81 AlnhunHus-ibth av. ~ " and
tsth at Ballard. mass. a. m.
Sunday mass a m high mass.
10 80 d. IN; Sunday school. , a. IA.
benrdiction. 30 p IA
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eaieidh Club.
Mrs. NJ. r. Martin. Ifla willard
av. will entertain the Caleldh club
Tuesday
Fraternity Dinner Dance.
Stigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity
gave n dinner dance last evening at
Three Tree Point
sho~andassse Club.
Mrs A. T. palten viii entertain
the showandaaaee club az her
home. 1915 Sixth as W
King County Club.
The King County Political Equal
ity club will give a picnic aatur
day, June II. at Kirkland
Weman's educational Club.
Mrs. n Il Smith. ~ aG0s 18th
aY \ T.. will entertain the Wnm
ans Educational club Tuesday.
Mills College Alumni
The Mills College association
met this morning al the committee
room Of MaeboaEali a santhwick
orptse Club.
The annual picnic Of the orptoc
club was held yesterday a. the
camp OF Mrs, v Rodgef ReYelie.
Alki
Washington n. 3. Concert.
A concert will b. given this even
lnK hY the Washington High school
Mandolin club. at Iohnaton'a Ro.
citAl hall
Mckinley eirels.
Mrs. NJ Rudolph Niil entertain
William Mckinley circle. Ladies' 81
the q A. r.. Tuesday at her home.
2oii 18th az, \.
Church Picnic.
Tho Junior FndeaVnrera Of the
Westminster Presbyterian church
Ntll hold it, annual plenic June
Il. at Woodland park
Progressive Thought Club.
The Progressive Thought club
holds ila annual ouiins Wednesday
a. the summer hnme % Mrs. q W
stelson. 1881 iath az =.
Myrtle Social Club.
Tn. Myrtle social club VIII Do
entertained Monday afternoon At
3 o'eiock At the hoaa OF Mra. n
v Saekman. T03 NInih az.
cass pletana.
Miss Jennie L. CAsc aud Mr.. Roy
Ferris fiekeus were married at
the home 0f IN. brides sister. Mrs
Robert Eeolt. ESQ brooklyn ay..
~ Rev y 4 Heath Mr. and Mrs
piekeuK wiil reside n Spokane
Festsr faecllntoek.
Miss Mildred Foster vas married
this week - Mr. John King SIC
Clinfock. of Warren. Pa. aud n1w
On beard the flagship Ksntueky
The marriage Nhn soiemnixed BY
Rev Or. ]. ~ Wilson. at the par.
saaake. ets East Columbia II.
Personal.
Mics Rachel Wilson. sister OF
Or J NJ Wilson. Of Westminster
church. Jeff Friday for a str weeks
yialt in the East she Niil SOP
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Ses acts 10 the number % eight
viii be- given AZ the Coliseum thea
ere Monday afternoon. Including
Eckert and BERG. IN The Land Of
Two Moons. Alexander and Scott
singers and dancers. aeibini and
Grovtui. novelty egutlibriats. Filler.
a Russian boy violinists Aaaa r.
brigham. premier whistler. Ann
Hamilton and company. In Beg
CARS, aud the song and plctafes.
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N ~ uaweu. rector ~ n m, The
Power Of the Spirit. 7a0 y. m,
This Fruit Of the Spirit"
~ Btephsu's~i53i W SIND ST.
ballard. Rev John A. II clair. rec
toe ~ T. ma The DispenHati0n Of
tho Spirit" .. IA. "fha Discipline
~ Life
81 faurs Roy and Queen Anne
av.. Rev Sidney " Morgan. rector
~ a m, 'The Holy Spirit IN the
church. evening, "Poutec0Htai
gifth"
81 Jamos n. aath aud stone aV..
Fremont, services conducted by
Richard Mansfield White. II a. m.
The Seventh Dag IN tho Sabbath
Of the Lord Thy God
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First Church Of Christ. Scientist
thriaisnsen'H hall. Broadway and
Madison. services II a ~ and D
M. subject. God the only Cause
aud Creator reading room. sf1
Alaska building
Second church 81 Christ. Scientist
SOIL ~ bsth Az. Ballard Esfy-
ices u a ~ subject. "aod thu Only
Cause ana Creator. reading room
Ia church building
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booking Agent u. L. Iesvitt as
spokesman for the office staff Of
Sullivan a Consldina. has present.
ed w r Rsese with n pair of cuff
battona made from u. 4. $3.50 gold
pieces "a q mark ~ tho esteem IN
which Reese Is held By bis fellows
He has been promoted from the 10
cal offices TO the position Of as
alstant booking manager At san
Francisco. He LETT for ths South
today.
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punkaRos CHOOSE
mooe RkToa,

DIES MONIES. Ia. June eel.
dar Il. c. Early. Of Pealaird. Va,
one Of the best known elders Ia
the Dnnlxafd Church was chosen
nassdaratnr for the<buslness c0m.
mittee yesterday az ite orsaHiza.
tOin.
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The Greater Norris 4 Rose cir
Gus. museum. nieuaseFtr. hippo.
dranae and eengreas Of nations Nili
be in Seattle Monday Tuesday and
"Wednesday. June ls.iT. giving aft
eFuoon aud evening performances.
There viii be- = stfpet parade AZ
10 o'clock on shs mofaina % Tia
axhihition. 3 feature which has
hr~n discontinued BY the fiarnum
a HALEY people. ON account at an
arrangement vita the Amusement
combine. Which Is said 10 have a.
stded the continent between It's
members. e IL claimed that tho
Norris 4 Ru~c circus will b. the
only big ahoS 10 exhibit hero thia
season.
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At Seaeoma Beach You have
splendid spring water pipcd dirsct
10 yo8r lot Elegant fishing Al the
point. A good restaurant TO get
your meals from II You desire To
get rid Of tho drudseFy Of the
kitchen. or you can purchase
bresd. milk. fruit and Ice At fair
rates. For information telephone
Ind. ASIA. Sunset Main 3s00. Chas.
r. Crane. manager.
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Excursions East

10 -. %. July S. 6. y. -. Aug
~ 7 q aud % By the OrvKou
q a Navigation Co. Rates.
N<l9. tiskets and reservations at
tx1a Ticket Office. sos First av.
! & Ellis. General Agent sss
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ballard goa " 57th. A +. Grim.
pastor, ~ a. m "Gamnitei'H Adj
vice.. 4 y. IN, chiidreu'n day aKer-
riaea
Adventist Christian 4. y Hay
wood. pastor II a. M. Elder
chan Rouse. u Black Diamond. viii
preach.
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Sunday. June if-Prof Davidson
II making his balloon sscensions
every afternoon and twice on Sat
urday and Sunday. The ferry boat
runs direct to the park.
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Briggs and Raae. 10 feAts %
strength. are announced as a free
attraction b. the LANA Park man.
aeement Their engagement begins
Jane : There will be a wrestling
contest as a special feature for
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Tn. CIT rrom psri.-

This eirf Frorr psris."
TIE Saa Francisco opera com
~ sill give the musical comedy
n Giri Frum Paris. al the
exns FOR the week beginning 10
smrst night. with Robert Lett is
- part OF EbaneHsr Honsyeosnb
1szs Lichter sifI b@ seeu as
~ Bon Bon. Teddy Webb a.
Bzss kssper. Daphne Pollard In the
tszT part Of Ruth. Amy Leicester
= Yrs iioaeycomb. Georgia Camp
~ as Nora Honeycomb. J Russell
rvea an Mai Fosadyke. Eugene
N<zsr as Tom Evsrslsssh. Frank
hr<fkrd a. ~ Pompler and Fred
hppk xx Amos Dlagie Tho
Ngk.ln<ais- cl0sss tonight.
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Holy Trinity = Olive aud 18th
av. Rev ~ q iund. u -. pastor
~ a. IN, Divine Comfort. 1916 q.
M. - PenteeoHtai Outpouring."
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Mss Emma Hunting will reap
pnr WITH the Burgess Bunting com.
~ a. the Seattle tomofros af,
e1rpn. IN The Princess %
hzrs<x ehich will give her an
1gnTtanltf Tor the display Of a
&lldlfke CHARACTER.
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U. .. Navy Yard Route Steamer
iMontioeIlo leaves Flyer dock $50
and o. 90 o. m. 4 20 and 4 .. m. 80
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open AZ the Pantagca Monday after.
nOon will be the Three juggling
Hannonus Hayes and Alipoint
hurpS and nurna. buflssqae aero.
hats nclA.Phoue. Ia limitations.
MAY and iiiiY Burns. Instrumental
and vocal artists. Hart Lennon.
chafacief actor. Mt Elweli In a.
Illustrated SINGS and the motlnn pic.
tureS IN a Gentleman burglar
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.srhe elrl Of the colaen west. :

The Girl Of the Golden West.
David Belaaeo's plan The Girl
~ the Golden West A. the Lois.
viii run aver a second week with
probability that Il will be con.
tinaed ssin loaEer II the aftendanee
warrants IL.
Miss AIisrn MAY il making uauY
friends In the title role. with T.
Daniel Frawiey surprising himself
as the hikhvaymsH. Johnson. The
same piay finishes n nine weeks
run At Los Angeles tonight
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SUNDAY TOPICS


. Notices for the church col. :
= umns Of the Saturday Star wlll Z
. not be accepted after 6 O'Clock :
. Friday afternoon 4
AT notices mnst contain .
. subjects Of sermons. 4
a Owing 10 delaY la the dsilv. .
. cry % malls. notices should be .
= mailed as early A. possible. To
. order 90 insure their arrival at .
. The Star office az this time .
. specified. q
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FLEET AT THE NAVY YARD.

FLttI N TIE NAVY TNRD.
The Atlantic Fleet is now al the
Navy Yard. See Battloship Illinois
In the drydock. Boats leave 40
times daily from Pier ?. foot OF Yes.
ler Way. Round trip soc. go.
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crlmn.lna and Gore.

Starting Monday afternoon. the
Star theatre ALI become a straight
out muaieai comedy hunse. Offering
Cftmmlus aud Oefu. the ia.rai f..
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