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put Mr.. Miller In the executive
chair.
Surprising this Mr steffen IL
running a Respectable" pig sty, ne
against the law aud should be
closed. aud the shall I say pigs
taken care Of according Ia the let
ter OF the law The law must be
enforced or repealed for one
want 10 see Il enforced from A 10 =
have to abide b. Il aud want To
why shouldn't he. when the morals
OF our children are at stake
have family Of seven. aud
although they may not be- patrons
at Hieffeua. get somebody chill
dren. old 90 Young. are. or there
would be no demand for such COZ.
temutibie. low down. sneaking buai.
ness
Madison park has a very uneu
vlahle reputation n0w Many say
they do not care Ia go there 80 the
sooner these undesirable citizens =
resorts AZ taken out of the waY
the better Il will be for all con.
cerued
The individual Who Denned those
lines quoted la the editorial has an
account 10 settle with the one Who
said Judge not, that ye be- not
judged. for with what measure Sc
mete n shall be measured 10 you
again"
Yours for the advancement Of
honesty aud morality.
A WOMAN WHO THINKS.
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CAIRO. April 2t-1'hc beautiful
duchess Of Aoafa Is Indignant. Ia
fact she Is very indignant Her
good friend kiar Edward has -.
fused her permission to hunt cle.
plants IN the IEands wilderness
tie maintaias the sport IL too dan.
grfous fsf a e8man "a crEax~ Ia.
The duchess Is an expert rifle shot.
The duchess. wh0 waA the pfin
GEES Helen ~ ORLEANS befare her
marriage 10 the duke ~ Ansta. has
be.n In Exypt several moaths for
hrr health. and she Nsated 10 cruss
the Niidefurss to ksndA fof =
Erand hunt
Tis duchess 4 a sister % Queen
Ntneiis ef Portugal aad ! Ereat
friend Of Qnwea Alexandra Of Ems
land
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Orchestra concert NJ . M. Dr. J
y. y. LiN3d, raetsr 81 81 Marks
viii speak a. y m. an Tho der
man Emperor FruI Butter ulli
sing
Salvation Army ---f'arps No /.
flfth av = and Washington wt
Adli and Ars. A y. storey in com
maad. aib p Wa Rev u~pfgs
habart cairns will speak on lie
Paid the bare tls y m The
o1tf Sinner b. Nrn nris.llsf Tuf-
nef ~ 81 Johns. ranaaa
First Divine Science eaiumbia
ball broadway and Pine Ssns. II
Mccarthy. pasfsr IL M A
Helpful Church. 90 m aMusloai
tnitur~s. a caneert viii be given
81 the evening service
FIRST Npirttual-is4i f1rst av. a
W Gsunstt. speaker. SD n, ~splr
ituai Healing . "a fhroas b
tbs gateway II the soul
Ssw Thought Second ~ a
M address ~ nr. n n lie. rcl~n
titie Explanation Of The Poser af
the spirit ane rsai without the L -
"a ths fssfY
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MONTGOMERY. Mo. April %
VIII Mrs Gertrude barney be allow
% TO hold office a. city collsetor OF
Montgomery
She Is ready 90 take office a.
once, but politicians are raising q
blg howl about her qualifications
Her success az the polls was one Of
the queer results Of the past week :
elections
Mrs. Barney Is a pretty widow. :
telephone operator and the daugh
ter u a minister She WAS a candt
date ON the dry Ticket For tha first
time la years To the city voted
against prohibition she VAS the
only member Of her ticket elected
Her opponents ciaifn that Ahe IL
not a qualified voter. and therefore
cannot hold office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

Hiss. OKLA April "a Watch
out. young mn
ktowa Anne otherwise Miss
Anne higheary Is aolnK the lover =
dance.
She II her owu Cupid this leap
year. and il touring the country fof
a white man husband She has
started on q heart hunting exPsdt
ton Paisfacv youths whose hearts
are not chained 10 a hsnrthasonr
are her prey shr Is going 10 fad
the man she wants II abe has 70
tour IN. ahoie United states Tier
travels start IN the East.
Mis-. BiEhraft n the daughter Of
an Iadiau father and white mother
She Is heap pretty and souse more
rich. bat IN naat let on that
you know about the coin This Ia
20 be = love match II kioua
Anas ftndH that huy paiefaee Il
inokimg for N. money. he won
havc as mach u q shoe az glass
og bnttsfmltk 81 asa Eiks' conten
tiaa. Mtss niahsart II worth tss0.
900 and more.
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ton. pastor : - . m. The Rect
q th~ sfsfte4
T.akrnias ~ E-faksWay ana
sxth Az = nasy 0ss. g. P.soitssa.
pastnr II a M ktndlins Spirit
tetl Flrea b. rfafef
Atadsaan ~ A. E~E Madison
and gsrd AZ. Hst Grant stewart.
~ stsr - g. g.. The Walk q
EHmans= sse p N. A f'atai -
change
Madrena Heights 81 E-iffs
srra az. Rev. NIsuH fflfeh. pas
tn4 a M Seeing the Lord
Z 80 o. "a. -rhe strength II Joy
0s~-n Anne = E-ffffh az W
and G&ffield s. Re Thos - II
gisff. pastor IL q IA. Deed Par
ents and spailsd children 80 3
70. ~fmmorisiigy Thfgusa Jesus
Christ
kasugn " = Rsv NJ weav.
er. paafsF FprtJ third anniversary
Of the organization ~ the church
al II q m. Res. A. Atwood. q Ssas :
IL. wiii preach Tie Anniversary scr
men. The Church u the Past. IT,
ing Reminiscent ~ TIE Early Is@t z
HlsIue. q Seattle. all speak on
The Church 81 the Present, and
- RrIatguu 10 tha Material and 80
elzI De- slouuIsnt ef the Pacific
Norths at : . 90. Rev ~ y
Morris witi speak Ga The Church
u the Future
tfniversity ~ E-E. sasa aaa
prnsklyn ay. J. 81 Canss. passss
Firat anniversary ~ new church.
n a. m, sNhfary Under SEALED or
daT#e. evrulns. musical proxfaHu
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Seattle. April "a. 1905.
Editor Tho Star; Hurrah for The
sia Fathers. mothers. wakcn to
the gospel work the little "con.
teiHpuble." dirty" etc. Star Is do.
Ing quietly on the aide. while the
otissr papers arc bowling loudly TO
deafsh tbs people No they wil not
roisiize what d. really being done By
them,
I tell You mnn cannot clean a
sewee OF chimney without getting
dirty on the outside. II We come
Into dloae contact with fifth we are
liabln 10 be somewhat nailed. but II
~ all on the outside. Il does not
toueh the real man. but the sewer
aud chimney arc a channel foi filth
only
We can always tell where the
disciples Of our great Master are
working b. the phariaaicnl cries Of
"uncleans which follow Ia their
wake.
Our bright little Star shines
through all these vitupcfous at
lacks, coutented 10 bring clean.
Wholesome. honeat news To our
homes. not hcsiiatlng % uphold the
right. nor 90 condemn the wrouE.
knowing the evil thinking ones may.
by chance. catch a wofA OF sentence
which viii set them to thinking Ia
the right direction. thus bringing
about their reformation.
The Star Is preaching the gospel
Of purity. OF morality. of common
sense. It often illustrates 1he won
doffui power Of mind over matter.
of healthy thoughts destroying
sickness. and endorses the habit
Of happiness All these points arc
worth thinking Of
Now comes this editorial In Mon
days issue headed a Disgrace 70
Journalism" which is certainly an
eye opener AZ TO the policy which
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Infantile Paralysis

Mr.. Larson quickly aseertained that tho
little one was a victim of the dreaded in
fantile paralysis lie gave the tot a Tel.
econi treatment without pay and told
the mother TO bring the child again.
oil he can for that afflicted tot. knowing
that Their. !. no financial profit In the
sork sor him. hut he viii be repaid. and
fully. Tor The case 10 much Hike tina, Of the
little Clover eirl at Teuino. and vii yield
20 Tc,eu,ni trestnen,s Mr.. Larson Knows
that he has made mo,her happy and will
rsl,e,e the susseriass Of the child.
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Time Is Capital.

Some may say that II cost MIR Larson
remember that when the Teleconi genius
treated the poor little girl without charge
he practically put his hand In his pocket
and gave her a generous gift-for Mr..
Larson's time and education and expe.
rienoo ara his capital. just as the goods
on the shelves form the capital of the
merchant He virtually gave this little
one more money in time than her parents
could possibly have paid for, The name
OF the child is withheld because Il Is not
desired to parade the poverty OF the pa
rents. but the incident may be verified
TO the satisfaction Of any doehenr who
viii call upon Ar. I.arsoa's secretary.
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w ! rs III rs II ;NT
- aFRUIETAQDEK2

WASHINGTON, APRIL "a WIS
NOT set out ffmI garden this year
No doubt you are sorry you didn't
do Il several years aEp.
Prot. l. Z Coghrtt. Of the unitesi
States bureau et plant industry
SAYS the homie fruit garden H.
gfadualy dyiuE cut. and he h.
greatlY alarmed about t.
Only Few Years aga. SAYS
Prot. Curbeti the owners OF
home gardens act only led In the
pFodnction CT fruits. but we're our
authorities a. Is how and whore
20 Efuw them To-day these gardens
are oyefshadow By the orchards
where fruit Ga graNs fof commercial
purposes
TIE. saYernment hortleultudst
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SAYS many persons with small lots
mas plant what Ii known as
dvarfs In propottlfa a. size
dwarf trees are more fruitful than
standards. They eomf Into bear
Ing aooarr, aud are therefore of
special e1tlue Tor use Ia limited In.
closures or fruit gardens, nesides
the advantage Of dwarfing. grating
mas hc turned 10 good account 70
enable the owner of troea Co Ia.
crease hia variety OF fruits. Single
trees have baea made 20 bear ~
many az it0 varieties of appiaa.
II sou set oct a fruit garden. take
advantages Of the spae. under aud
between the trees by planting straw
berries, rsgpherrleH. curranta or
some other small fruit Vegetables
may also be planted about the trees
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LARSON COMPARED WITH
FAMOUS l0RFNz
GREAT BLoODLEsS SURGERY EXPERT AND TELE-
CONF GENIUS DO MARVELLOUS
THINGS
ARMOUR RESTORED Limss
Nv AUSTIN LARSON


ts. eures effected by James Austin lar.
sou. the originator OF Teieeoni. Take
the case of the little Glover girl OF Tenl.
no. doomed for years OF her childhood to
wear leg and knee brace because OF her
inability TO stand without the aid Of that
support, James Austin Larson and Tele-
cosi did for Tits child what LorenS did
for Lolita Armour caused her 10
walk made her little limb 50 strong
that after fourteen Teleconl treat.
ments the child was enabled to SO
about without her bface-to play with
her little companions for hours at a
stretch without firing. while a grateful
mother looked happily GU That mother
could not have paid such n sum for the
restoration OF hef daughters limb as did
Nj Armour for the curing of little Lolita.
bat she obtained the same results-saw
her child. which she had come Ia rexeTd
as a hopeless cripple. romping in Way
with her little comrades.
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James Austin Larson il frequently call.
ed the I.oreax OF msrica" he Is emit
tied ts the spPellaiioh. PreiHdiee. super-ti.
tIOn. jaalousy aad Ignorance cannot check
the work 81 the ofisinater Of Telecohi,
who has accomplished "a many II not
more marvellous things In behalf OF the
afflicted rs has Lorcnk. That famous
prsctitinner ~ bloc dless surgery came
10 America aud We Mt 10 Chicago AZ the
bshest of the muiti.mlllionaire packer
whose little girl. Lolita Armour. had been
a helpless cripple from babyhooa. Her
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Plymouth Third sra untvrrsitx
Rev Fraurin ! Van Unra. pastor
~ a m. h.ixht tlsaz After ..
IN. The iAFina ghfist In the
WeFid 8f Business
pilsr3tu rlfsadaaf and Republic
a.. Re- Edward Lincoln Smith. u
u pastor. ~ a 81 a Htudy " ~
sp8asinlilIy 5 ,. IA. Stgrttg &us p
shine
rulrersii - Hfset in nv. n Re-.
~ q Mssnn. raafnf ~ a. N. flts'
service 81 Nonaer p m. II hs
Old Chureh." last aarVics IN tts'
I'D church
Edgewater- w'Htman av. Heaf
Kiiiboursts a. Rev WV. & Kant
use. - u. pastor II q. m. "Nhnffl-
gar and His OK uend s .. NJ. a
Man In the erie ~ iGia CsasoleBcs "
Pro.peet-E Pr0sFset st aud 10th
AZ. ~ sp m illustrates Nafvs =
On "Cssgtsmafa IN Missions.
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kiLL1o nv MOVING TRAIN.

HootitAN. April IS --An Italian
Who sas brought 70 this city last
nisht In a critical condition. died
at the hospital from lal.ssie. said
10 have been sustained b heins
struck b. a moving train Tbs 20
mains are AZ tho uufgur awaiting
an Investigation b. Cofoner Ctr
ard
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Many Similar Achievements

Men aud women IN numbers can attest
90 the marvellous achievements of James
Austin Larson aud well call him the 10
rens OF America Joseph noehm of West
seattle will tell OF the restoration OF his
disabled limb Mrs. Doll Of Georgetown
misht add word as to what Mr.. Larson
did for her Mrs. Gardner Of Puyallup
can tell OF her walk OF eight blocks to
MT Larsons office 70 take a treatment
after abe had been bedridden FOR months
and had ri one time been given up to
die by doctors and relatives. Mr.. MORN.
of Seattle wel-known business man,
can tell OF the dissipation OF his sciatic
rheumatism under the benign influence
OF Telcooni. +. v. McFadden of Sedro-
Woolley. relieved of the asonies OF tic
doulourssux can proclaim James Austin
Lsrsoa rs tho man sho save him release
from paic Michael Traynor for more
thsn Q year q helpless patient st the Ma
rine hospital IN Port Townsend, VIII tell
YOU Mr. Larson caused him 20 throw away
hts erutchcs. There are hundreds of 9th
ers in Seattle In Tacoma. ia Spokane
and In many cities and tosns where
James Austin Larson has prsciIced Tete-
ooni-who will add their testimony that
Tclecou, save them the reiiet they failed
10 obtain in sny other way.
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10 D IN. "Evaugriisss.- -Essnsei-
istie"
Dunlap Hniairr hlef nse. Pc
tee a Klein. pastor. II a IN. Me-
mortal service 60 tts4cea v
smith. ! 30 y IA. The Destiny u
<4tan~
South Seattle Rainier 81 RsN
krfhur Il Carpenter. pastssf. %
O. ga. Christ sattins to his King
dunn tbs Anti hrlat.
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-. Marks Harvard and Broad p
va. Rsr. j =. ~. Llwyd, rectef.
Services ~ . nl.. II .. ~ asa
Z - .. M evening HsrvtesH fFecs'a p
"a b. shsrt 0rasn recital ~ u -.
morning The Cathedral - The
Resurrection # - fetefshura .
evening. The Peaee 81 H.satsrtlds
Trinity -Eiahth and James bsT
n. 81. dfuWen. rrctaF Services at
Z 20 a. m. ti = ~. and T.2s p. fa-;
organ recital ~ .. m. HssFHiss
the Hea8rrectiap PoNsr' evenitss,
lie That Ilvaeh Rssd Was Dread.
- stephens - w. k1nd u.
Ballard ~ lo4in \. 81 Clair. rec
toe. ~ n No. holy communion ansi
as.ruiou by Re- J Henderson,. 30
D ~ a Roman PHILOSOPHERS.
~ James \ 3sth and Stone ~
prampnt Services cond act~d by
HIehsrd Mansfield Whits. a. VI a.
M. "Ye shall H. NitHs-ess Y INTO
as-Unto the uttsruaost Paris 90
ths Earth."
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First Church OF Christ, Scientist -
Christcnscn's hall. broadway and
Aadl~Bn Services II a. IN. aud y
D m. subject, "Proba alton After
Ts,s tn. reading room, ag3 Alaska
building
fecons Church 81 Christ. Scientist
@g0if W. 5sth ST.. Ballard. Services
n u m. subject. "rrolss ton After
Issth''. reading room In church
ls.sildiaa.
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TEMPO. Third aud Cedar. Geo
Eois-rt Cairns. minister II a. M
Your Photograph IN o t.gos ina
Glass" ~ Hsv u y. DARK, u. D.
10 o ~ who - H,aht~osis
Tahsrnsch~ ~. \. and har-
rfsoa. John Marvin ilssn. minister.
81 a m TnHsmss Moody. u the
Canso fres state mission. VII
rrsSrb. q 10 M The Greatas {
Word in Two worlds
University PLACE. 18th and
prroi,lyu ~. Prank a. Heath, ID
-. pastor. II o. ~. sinhtthe
rhopsaH 3 o ma Peter prayed
Cat - Prison
B.ilars-iTth AZ =. w. and W
slst 81 Ecv. q. -. laHrorenS' l'aa
tna. II ~. The MDral NoTth ~
Our Responsibilities 30 y m
= Departure.
Firss Boyiston az. and Marion
nev. ~ 4. Whitman. y. ID, paslof
II a m. ~BmidiuE e CITY" by Rev
Arthur n. Carpenter. city missi9n
AIRY. n ~. christ Ia the DARK
Continent" ~ Thos. Moody. Of the
Congo Ftee suite
West seattle uadrona hall. REV
Arthur II CARPENTER. pastor. Al =
. IN. sermon BY Dr. D. y. DARK. Of
Portland
Nor resian- Danish - Howard aud
stsws l<<=-Jtsv. oLM. Xiii. pastor.
/ so I'd IA, 'tio.O fteA1'.. .. M.
TIE Word Ut salvation"
| FFenani a KIIllOurae Av.: Ns".
James Cairns. pasfSr. II n. nj,
: Thou 6unit Seycr Hash Ny Feet;
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81 James Ninth ard
Marion. msaa daily At q u. m sun
days at 8. Z. : and , A. m. high
fnapa AT 1 a M. reapara. .. M.
Charch Of Immaculate Conception
18th aud Marion. mass daily a.
20 and g 30 a. M; Sunday al 8.
and . % n. m. high mass at 10 30
o m: vesgers at 43s p ~.
81 JoHoph's-lsth and y. Aloha
Naw daily at 80 and $50 a. M
sunday. J 20 and y a. IN. high mass,
II a M. vcapsrH, 1850 p. IA.
H. AiphonauH 18th sv. y W. and
Seth at Ballard. Mass a. m.
Sunday ussss. q. m. high mass,
10 10 a. M Sunday school, , a. M
ru-oiotl0u. 30 y. ul
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Hrxs s~Teath and sprlaw; Rev
= A Matthews pastor IL a a.
lhs Church Needs to Bs RcaF
tasxed bat No. Popsrizcd even
~ Masgsin Are Our Men supe-
MT q shs-pr
sresa Lac First Az. y p and
Z 81 g. Rsv y. l. Forbas. min
Fr. u a n. Love. 7E8 D. m,
ssaif uafaiaed- b. J 8 viii
lxisna Mays hall y. cad q
- SIT A.. y. +. Re- y. /.
80 aatHlstef. go D. ~
saadlax the Temple"
NeF s=atsle MAHSoua hafl f4th
" rear W. Seattle 81 Rev
hsee u IL. pastor. n o. e.
~ H2rps and the Horns
sia s.ziile-issI EiEhth av s
wallace " L.. minister
. ~. sSueiai Cyclone
..ih FasA Dudley's hall. Rev
= pavsnysrt. minister. N a
fssls and Fool Killer. Z d
Gs..@ hN'1s and Shoelssa
ks-sh.se
ne toiiin = Bl4Hk I
~ $3.50 y :. m. He Gem
- IA. ~Foet Wa thing
=. tr.sHh- Rev. &. n MrMfI.
rr... s@.''r u a n. The ~.
.fss- '...n q he DevHs. faa n. 81.
n..Ans ID a Tree
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Kokou0. md April = Pair
vrssalns last klss Nas me A.as 81
- Rofser Osborn. her loleti
. hs<i,iss from justice aud hs
80 . ale b. his owa haad
s'ssr thaa surrender % u" on.
- re loved the girl aud vowed
Z maa pla heg despite her cold
c.saed b. repeated refusais "a
,,e.ps his affections. the slayer, a.
.,ilnx 10 he indlctmsnt returned
= n srand iary. called al tae
IN. a Aer aunt where she ~as 9
80. boiled lnso the girls os,a
- selEsd Der IN his arms. kissed
49, sss a fghg followed
rnsea 81 bis iaiiue % sin the
r-sas love. b epssncd p seud
= - ballass crashing uhroukh
szals. A few feet fFnm TIE
s,.,s Is umbrella MAS found
rrher As foogprints told The
90 & bis flight. Here all trace
as ~
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Everything Is in Readiness at
Seattle's Most Modern and
Up-to-Date Cafe
TO BE FORMALLY OPENED
AT S P. M. TODAY
The Only Resort of Its Kind in
the City

This Afternoon, at O'clock, One of the Most Ele-
CANT, Unique and Artistic Cafes West of the
Rockies, THE ANGELES" Will Be Opened
to the Public With Grand Orchestral Concert,
Which Will Be Continued This Evening.
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BoFisfan Az B0yiston Az. and
olive 81. Rev. J. ~ q Powers. min
iafsf
f'rrnaut -31f9 Frem@st sv.;
Rev T. A Haiartdse. minister. p.
M ''H~ipars IN tho Faith"
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Holy Trinity v. Olive and ifth
AZ. Rex. D. q. Lund. o. u. pastor.
ii a M. "Dsubtiba fhssnissps I: %
,. m. a Frie.ily AdprnBseaL"
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sunday TOPICS


. Noises fsr the church eni.
sEnns u lhe Saturday Star
III sot = accepsed after 5
steiok Friday afteFnouu.
- Al ncasees must coniain
: asecss a sermons
: oslrs 70 dclaf In the De-
: asefY " mAlls. notices SHOULD
. = nslIet a. early a. pos
. ~. IL sfaef TO insure their
: afsfvs At The Star office az
. ~ tine specified.
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Halisrd--1o2s W kTth st A l.
Grim. rastsr. II a. ~. Thu Logic
- Lif@". D ~. ~ toantry \
Greatest Need
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Barbecued Meat

Old fashioned barbecue lunch.
l5e Oriental Cafe. 1918 Third az
sss
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Get YOUR nshiug tackle nj Piper
a Tsft's. 1904 Second av 'ss
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Have yoar bicycles rspairss At
Piper @ TAf,'a. $40 spring II s'a
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school 81 Occult sci.nc~-4It-st7
1aaa Second az. Mrs. Minnie Ien-
nines. pastor sg0 a. m, Material
Prophecy"
Seattle Psychic Society-ff2o Sec
oud . q m lecture by Helen Itice
Burieish. The Law ~ Ovsrcom-
ing. 530 o. IN. conference.
aeattie rheosophicai Society is2o
Second = D. m, Human Immortal
Ity." by &. .. Diicasse
Y. " G Fourth snd Madam
SUNDAY ta chs tast dsy so $50 the
largest fleet of Bs,,Is'shsps ever at
Pusss fspsad .,&yy ysrs 30 shsIsa,.
Take ross Orchard Route. Pier 2.
fsssi Of fesisr Wsy. fae s9r round
trip.
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COFFEE.

The first thing is TO get
good coffee; there is no
difficulty in that.
n Y8u don't like Schlliings Best, Ne
pay him
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James Austin Larson
complaint was coneenital hip d'seass. Ths
bloodlese surgeon made her walk To-day
little Lolita Armour plays like other chill.
drcp She can dance. r0up, run and
mingie With the other children In their
froiics. Lnrens received from the Crate
fUi father q fortune for what he accom-
piished. the figures being placed Of
800. 600
Not Unlike Larson
What f,orenx accomplished II not at all
unlike nor moro marvellous than many of
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-05

Alexandria, and Mr.. Earl West. a
brother of the bride. A bountiful
wedding breakfast was served and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunker took the 6
O'Clock train for Sioux City, and
from where they will 80 to Walnut.
Iowa. The bride has been 10 the
employ of Webster. Cox & Co as
Istenopraphet for several years, in
which capacity she is very proficient.
She has many very dear friends in
the city who Will extend their
sincere conpras ulutious. Nj. bunker
formerly lived here, but recently
went to Walnut, where he is engaged
in the real estate and loaning busi-
ness.
Geo. A. Silsby went up t Redfeld
Friday evening and Saturday de-
.livered the Decoration Day address
to the old soldiers of that city.
The University baseball club is re-
'trieving its fallen fortunes by TAX
ing an exciting and spectacular game
from the Yankton college team Mon
day afternoon, and 1t was the Sec
ond game that they have Won from
the Yanktonians this season. The
score at the end of the game stood
4 to 1 for Mitchell. kirkpatrick for
Mitchell and Baker for Yankton were
both very effective in the box, each
striking out twelve batsmen during
the game. Kirkpatrick, however,
held Yankton to a closer game than
Baker, and when he was in danger
he had the nerve left to tighten up
and spoil the hit that would mean a
score if the batter connected with
the ball. 1t was a great game
throughout and was witnessed by a
small crowd. Will Scallin umpired
the game and he came out of the or
deal unscathed and with the thanks
of the players for his fairness.