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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

abouts, when the door q the deans study
vas burst open, and .,edediah Chtterdink pale
md dlsheveled, was projected into the room.
There s a pipe smoking itself II my room
le began with clEatterlng teeth, when Nul-
rooney seized him by the ruddv hair.
Hold still, you!' he said. and to give en-
phasIs and illustration TO ms admCnitiCu he
shook Iedediah until his teeth chartered again.
Now, what's this about a pIpe."
There's a pipe smoking itself about two
1eet above the seat OF nv chairi' stammered
CIitterdink.
Selling the palpltating form Of Madam
Claire by the left wrist, and Iededlah by the
collar. Mulrooney swept from the room. In
-nedlatelv behind him followed the dean and
Professor Fosterberg. Across the quadrangle
the procession poured and up the two fights
with her feet dragging aImlesslv. II then en-
tered the room Of Jedediah Chtterdink.
The procession ceased abruptly; for IN the
wooden chair by the table a brIa- pipe was
poised Just two feet above the cane bottom.
Il glowed for q moment, then died down, and
Z cloud OF smoke swept from point IN the
atmosphere IN steady, rolling column The
pipe sank eighteen inches, and was then ele-
vated again. Once more the smoke poured
forth. The dean staggered up against the wall,
where he Clutched Professor FosJerbe-g fever
ishly about the neck. Jededlah CHrterdinll
gasped weakly and sat on the floor, where
Madam Claire reposed on her ample stomach,
irving TO regain her breath Nulrooney gazed
long at the phenomenon, and said slowly.
" Well III be"
c te ccrchGeG re>t SsnGly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
The Ring and the Man
C0E1iEgs5 fIUD, r1rr E

--sTs-e- .5.----E. -.e Was nothing i not &C.
/ --z-s
we 12ve-e--f...-e things Il your shop
II -l-ge- time rl-- that, ! fancy" here IN
'e-.9sel Ms. E-.---e vagUely, with an ar OF
r.. eg-5es1eus..-.
-g- have been "a my books, madam, IS
NJ -1ls- valued customers ever since
---'r- . Broadway -V.e-Jv-cne years ago,
--.---v- EC-llE- who was by no means
1s---=5 q his tlls--e5-. else be would not have
--i-1e- Il L. H. WIS keen enough 70 see,
--'7.s-r tie estimation n which both he and
80 ned by Tic mother q the woman he
-sz SID -aa oder Haldane II this juno
ne nave been making out checks with
NOUS regularity - your firm ever since. -
Vi good mai fegan M Haldane still
somewhat E---e-v. and evidently rather
= -'7s nov - place -H-s -rreproachably clad
- ne aEpe----E Ea--le-nau who had soiled
: -,--s Win c---a and did not seem TO be
= el--s--s-5=e- ~ -zLa-ued 81 It
p come. say -lptle--' began Living
-yt1er- eE---r.-i the daughter, blush
= a--- t-Aat-s- -l-. toTuly, forgive me,
--s'- l1at you did not know my family"
~ -~te seen -.-- often II the store, Miss
- e.-1 has. even waited upon some Of
- - II either days myself " replied GOruliy,
- as cold and formal 70 his manner Is any
e <2 z t1e -ogu-
1e'ertaelezs 7 want the pleasure OF pre-
s--ng v0u . my mother. ut. George conn
;29,1e- my .e~. good trend
s,- AZ. h-li-re drew herself I'D. Gornalv
80 80 li-zset down 20 q bow most carefully
------sel l. eE--sa- o. proper degree OF ap-
Hs@4'l7a ri The r.-.- nd --,,i,515g 1,7o1e
~ lIlel-. l.-s= Stewart my father; and
=. brother, Mr. L-.-rr-f,-.- Hs14a-,-- DIR.
-ae person mentioned bowed eosllv ex-
-. '-lE Livingstone Hal5ane infused . little
hl-e Clr55---r-- ~ 80 "a - = - -
- - .-ld, while D- Dereaas s.atrs.1lv stepped
&c ~ eIo extended ass hand
ny cea- zlr.a be- e45a geniallv. his face
-o, 4 am 5egrted - III ~ ne INV
~ u Shaking you bv the hand. ANYBODY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-05
SEVERE STORM
SWEEPS BAY
Of MANILA
FLEET RIDES OUT GALE,
BUT SMALL CRAFT SUFFER
Hurricane Cuts Off All Com
munication Between Battle
ships and Shore and Visiting
Officers Are Mar0Oned,
lBy Morning Ioarnal Special Iaascd Wire

my Morning JnHrnal Special Iaascd Wire.l
Manila oct t-The NtluG.ir bat
Ueship ueet safely ouuodr ~ hU-
ricanc which swept Manila Bay FOR
twelve hours ana did much damage
ashore.
Typhoon signals were displayed
early Sunday morning but the storm
broke over the bay suddenly and uu-
eXpectedly at noon. Il was impossl-
Bile to hoist the cutters and launches
belonging to the fleet because of the
danger of smashing them against the
steel sides of the battleships ana the
little craft We're sent scurryiug inside
the breakwatcr into the Pahip river
whero they remained an night,
The storm quickly increased In ia
tensity ana the torrvntial rains shut
in the ships
At O'Clock Sunday night the storm
had reached its height and IL then
gradually tapered down until at mid
night it was comparatively calm, al-
though heavy seas swung across the
harbor
During the storm an tho battle
ships had steam up ready for any
emergency. Rear Admiral SpcrrN
finally ordered the lag ship Conncc-
ticut and the Kansas. Minnesota, YER
mont. Virginia and Ohio under way.
They We're close to the brcakWatcr
and Admiral SperrN feared They
might drag anchors.
The six vessels steamed down close
TO Cavite, where they anchored. At
times the wind blow at the rate OF
100 miles. an communication with
shore being cut Off Il Was imposst-
BILE during the hcigh ~Rf tho storm to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-05
WILD SCENE At DEBS
RECEPTION



Nov York, oct 4.-Therc was a
wild scene in the Grand Central rail-
road station today when Eugene V.
Dcbs. socialist candidate for president.
arrived hero ou his famous rcd spc-
ciaL" after a speaking up through
thc western states a crown had con-
grcratcd To- receive the candidate. and
i'm the stampede TO greet Dcbs. the in
sufficient police limos were swept
away, mon and women were knocked
down hrIpIossly. their clothing was
torn and number were slightly M
jured
Dcbs uicd to wave the crowd back
and shouted words of warming, but
his voice was inJudiblc above the
cheering
Although D,h~ had intended to- go
to tho Grand Union hotel across the
street from the depot D.. found it nee
csslly to go IN the opposite direction
to escape being mobbcd After cir-
cling several blocks, D,hs reached the
Grand Union hotel.
During tho day D,h- made two
speeches. one at tho Hipuodrume and
the other at the American theatcr.
IN admission fec WAS charged. but dee
spite this ne had large audiences M
both places
The Hippodrumc meeting Wa- t0e
national ratification meeting of the
party. and every seat bon tho hIE thea
ter was occupied TIN. appearance "i
Dsbs on th. stage was tho signal OF "a
demonstration Hc was ch",r.d for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-05
albuquerque Day Promises to Draw Record Breaking Crowd
To the Fair Grounds With the Crack Program of the Week
To Be Presened-RaCng Program Begins This Afternoon
--FTeWorkS Display Tonight
LONG PROGRAM OF INTERESTING
EVENTS PLANNED FOR THE WEEK

continues To- attract general attention
and all day yesterday the buildings
were filed with Interested spectators.
The crowd out for the bah game and
the concert was also large, ana both
the game and the concert We're inter-
estng
The program for lne balance of the
week win keep events moving rap
,dly. There are to be a lumber Of
important conventions which win
bring large numbers of visitors here,
chief Of which win be the cattlemen's
convention ON Wednesday, when a
large attendance of growers from an
sections Of New Mexico is expected.
This meeting Is notable for the iine
livestock display at the grounds, and
FOR which handsome prizes have been
offered, The livestock now on dis
play includes the famous hybrid cat
tie or Cattaloc, of Buffalo Jones,
Hercfords, short horns, white faces,
prize sheep and goats and a fine herd
Of registered angora bucks exhibited
by the Taylors of Lake Valley. This
how alone should be sufficient to at
raet large numbers of catticmen
here and the convention promises to
be very important ono.
The social events OF the week Will
be numerous The Commercial club
viii entertain at a ban ON Wednesday
night and Friday night occurs The an
nual Montezuma BAN in the Alvarado
hotel. while Saturday night "A grand
ball will be given in Convention hail,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-05
HUGHES SlLENCED BY
SEVERE SORE THROAT

Chicago. oct. 4.-GuvrruoI liu21.-
did not speak at the orchestra hail
meeting tonight although lac occu-
pied a stage seat iu the gathering. ~
which he had been expected to De- the
principal orator The anuuunC"W' nt
was made that the throat trouble
from which the governor is suffering
prevented his speaking even i'H
words Physicians who have been lh
attendance ON Governor Hughe- since
his arrival iu Chicago at noon today
believe that he is recovering from tlH
attack Of layngiti-. and that Doc VIII
be able 20 deliver speeches in l-a
Crosse. Wis. and -. Paul tomorrow
IT. passed the day iu his room n
the Auditorium hotel save fnr th.
two hours spent az the meeting. and
left for Ia Crosse ON his Soscial train
before midnight During the after
noon he conferred with several r.-
publican leaders while physicians were
l1riur for his throat affection
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-05
UNION THREATENS TO
TIE UP TROLLEY LINE

Titt~bur-. KAN oct. 1-Tuiy,s tdr
Joplu-Piusbu4 Railroad company
agrees t1 comply with th. domluds
oi tl. union street car mnu. ther. uua
viii o.. u,d up az % o'clock tomorrow
morning This va. thr decision ~
the executive ,omm.tt,, uf lhe anton
after long conference tonight
Preparations hlv. been mad. hr
f.rtr towns ami yiti.- along the lur
far d. GRAND opening t'm"r."N N.
last rH u. u.. Zinc hasug hera lid
last u...
III. uuI0U HueiJI- Hrre -Hl 'Ht
tho difference between The snria. as
and Obj. company have betu laid a.-
fore to- national organization and
tho Iuo order h-- received tho s4nc-
tlou .f tle national president 20 strike
should uu .-I..m,nt he reached TO-
Igt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-05
TAFT WINDS Up
CAMPAIGN
IN OHIO
mo REST FOR CANDIDATE
UNTIL ELECTION DAY


Managers,
lBy Morning journal Special Leased wirel
Kansas CITY, Oct. at has been
definitely decided that Judge TaflI
shall close his campaign on the night
OF November az Youngstown, ohio.
The national campaign Of the party
was opened at that place with Cover
nor Hughes as the principal speaker,
ana it has been deemed fit that tn"
national candidate should make his
closing address at THAT place
The announcement was regarded as
interesting from the Indication itI
points to. that the candidate viii be
occupied actively right nap To- the last
hitcr the Youngstown meeting Mr.
Taft will leave at once for Cmciu
Iuut 10 cast his vote the following day. !
Ihc details Of the itinerary OF the
candidate after he closes his western
tour in Chicago Wednesday night
have not been finally worked out but
viii be completed, it is said this
week
Nahdid'I' Iall H7d am 'N.'V"l"NH
haTd umr TO carry out "n'l a' d'0"
co., "ud hdd planned program" -.
rest TO-DAY. lie reaehel th' elly at u
{. clock ihlS morning from Ioprha
ana WAS met oN a ineal Mtlto4ilttt-
committee consisting ot senator WIZ
lam Warner Representative Il. G.
Ellis and state Chairman Walter S.
DicEie. Thoy escorted him to the
haItlWor' hot'L "heI' piN'i'
breakfast party OCCUPIED an n"ui or
more ana demands "l lo'ai i'''tyi'H7
for "just Il handshako' consumed 'he
uult ulltl ''e 'lluItl H""'. WIN ~.
Ellis the candidate attended service
at the Beacon hl'i 1ohgr'E'u"naI
ehurrh. ana from tA'r' luneI'a at 'he
F'-ld' nee OF Nir. Dl-h'N'
~ 'ul''l'''e "N,' -"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-05

Winnipeg. OCt. 4.--ThO IdU1dIlu
Pacific mechanic strike has been Of
ucialN declared off,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
ARMED OFFICERS
PREVENT HANCINf

LOS ANGELES. Oct. IA Is,s
force Of ahenfrs deputies pus,s..
Edward Norton. q negro. to1ss
when he was arralgned on a.
charge Of having assaulted "
beaten Miss Ada Talsion. 1 va,
singer ~ this city. near Cole eFes
yesterday The farmers who m
near the scene of the crime xe.|
40 lncenaed that an attempt ~
made 20 lynch the negro before :
Was rescued by officers AZ
brought here 70 jail.
The police say that the Der,
has made a partial confession and
the officers fear that he will b
roughly treated " be IT, turne.
loose. According 20 the story TON
BY the gih. who is In a critioI
condition today, she had sung 4
the city and was on her way hons
20 a suburban town when the Is
nnuit was committed.
She said that she had iust N
the car when a Blk. bury nexx
knocked her down. when she =
gained consciousness an hour ls,s-|
Hhe crawIed home on her hnss'|
and knees and told her story. ~
has identified Norton as The nIsr|
who assaulted her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
BEVERIDCE WILL OPu
The CAMPAIGN IN
OREGON

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct l.
United States Senator Beseri<r
Of Indiana. who is TO be the "
cipal speaker At the opening u d.
Republican presidential carnar
In Oregon 81 the armory Tae>1
night. will reach Portland Il "a
Tuesday evening on a special irz
from Tacoma.
A committee composed Of 10
G. Z Gaufenbein c. w. Ho1n1
Senator Bourne and Scnat0r NJ
ton vas appointed by State Sen
tary Macarthur 10 meet the oss&g
az the Union depot and escort ii
90 the armory Senator BersriAa
vii leave over the Southern pzca
after his speech AZ the arm0Fy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

Ths feiigwins psfeuAs. prices ~srs
sertef IN Western A.. this naoFninfi
PNNiEf oiG hsnm 1--we weight
he per pauaa. dressed Tic per
voune spsluE ehtekssa I've lie per
psena dressed. zoe Per pound. hreiiefs.
4tc Iisf pusEd aQuaAa t4ss Per fuHFn
dHeha. spfiEe. live tte PEI aousdl dress
"A. lac yer peund.. piaeens. u per dsss
TTEH--f.eraf r4nrh. fg-sse Per
rourf rfez n4efT. atn
fsfttlA--t-aeA4 rAnaA. tf.fhr
MEATS i've metEht.-s.oes 4Ar Per
Eeaha steers tAF ser peshs Natton
wsthers tAu per pound ewsa ake per
FesGd Hogs f&e per FclNd Lafnf
d p@f poaaa naiis ana eash sNe PER
pu0aa
MEATS srsspsa--NeAa large fe.te
gsr pr4ndt rustiufn. it-tfc pes pauaa
ire faiisHinn are taeai aaoiAt8eas
mAde 90 western ihis rssfEfHs
NtiTaa4ifeeanets apples. 81 1851 So
Bartlett peara 81 tH trfnafaes te-tHr
HsssHs tesesgs apples &tc.fi 90. pfaaes.
IS 1aa
vEnErABf.Es-cs heass. ss-fNs rss
paaaa. bead trffncs sf-1tr aossng green
unasrs ftr per eos nnm potatoes ftf. @e
peg tnn sglmaxh r5-4tf Naa eauiifsn ser.
u s. tcs hests. ~ sntss eucamhefs.
So see dafsn. EsfFnfa 81 safh. ceierf
seize epaeni sfrinF trsus I've PER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03

HIGH SCHOOLS MAY \
MEET NEXT WEI

Coach Alien. Of the IAncoss ~
school football team, is en11zzu
ing 20 bring his team togetker "a
the Washington high a week ina
today. Coach Lewis. OF the NHx
ington team, does not like The ~
OF plitlng his men againss Ilnrzl
so soon after the hard VARSITY ~
Of this afternoon. The tesms y
scheduled 70 clash on Nosta1l
&c, and Il is believed that the 81
on Saturday next would serve xs
appetizer FOR the later game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
THEIR CAMPAIGN

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 3.--The
republican campaign IN California
will be started Off tonight with two
big meetings. one az Redding and
another az Martinez. Attorney
Samuel shortndge will speak al
Hedding. and Gov. GiIletf az Mar.
unex No word has been received
yet from SeDator Doiilver. who Il
to speak here this month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
STOLE $4,000

TACOMA. Oct s-The shortage
of Frank y Plnkham recently
cashier and bookkeeper q the Ia.
coma Mi company. viii total AZ
least 10000. according TO a state.
ment given out by President IA q.
CheHebrough and Vice President
W ~ Hanson. 81 the company.
Pinkham il now supposed 10 be on
the way to South America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
PRINCE IS TO FLY ACROSS
ENGLISH CHANNEL

perlments near Dover. pol.,..
who ~ 20 years Of age. Declare \
has never done anything In ~ \.
but experiment with aer0planss n
~ retice.i about his machine NJ
only details be viii give A. K
the engine weighs 100 p0unds +,
that composition u silk and n
befi IL used largely ihrougalot1 Z
being light and a. the aan.e ~
proof against teafa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
Places Order for Newest
of Aeroplanes of
Own Invention.

PARIS. Oct. g. Ayowing, .bIs In.
tention Of dying across the English
channel Prince Holat0ff, second
cousin ~ the car. today gave an
order for the manufacture Of an
aeroplano modelled after plans Of
his own invention.
After placing his order. the
prince and his mother. the Princess
Wiacmeki. started for England.
where lolatoff Will continue his "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
TURKISH ARMY
ON THE MARCH

BERLIN. Oct Kilograms
from various capitals Of Southeast.
ern Europe setting forth that the
Turkish army II moving toward
the Bulgarian frontier and that the
Bulgarian army Is engaged IN hur.
ried efforts 10 secure remouuts, are
not taken seriously IN Berlin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03

sesist 9 "a sF-asd sifsst svs tias -
e ear fffa
Feaf faan nse sasfase. siastss~f
MHtHV ass Nifea fof lNht aas htssak a.
- ssntts a. ies. hish saa sishtis
lfF4 tsfnia
ts.tss as ma8sfa nys seasa aaasa
ie# rNHafstH ha4rsnsrf fafuaes HFhf
aeatis fNHsffsrtsH kfaasF ssfests ess
aens si1vw4iAa eNe stngk ~ fas enc
ts#fh 80 tFhHot tn Fnea tntaiiff IA
e hHt aftsH f9s 4sais fad safh pfna.
tfF - ftis - saH Fftfs aha ~ sss-h
essF teens ftft eoah and hAtahfs aannfh T.
u 800 tbis fuHAF IN etit nai kHea
tffttst stefs4 sffsag snd rssseet
sfasnsihs ne ssnsf asshFlF 1880 h.
ffsment raatd asa psst Is IL ths sltg
o. fen tefHss
sstaI tBtlss.n taf paved ssra.s can
rf*fs stdsN&iks wetsf az - anH pAtt
asa fua Hses hs4f - ths ifks % asa4st
street Yes has SETTER hastis
- see fffaafnara aa@resa aaffaas ssr
eFHfe t4RsEHnHt. aasf fasNs eraHea s4fn~s
hNH r~nssnt s'fNHagAs ai4 ~ euH sssfa
eaNf tefms Gee kthFn e. fNarnfn 't5aA
sThaef HrtsnfiN issatiaa aha nae srss.,-
sffa fef tas rgtfs
ftf9a4 sfasNsfanar sfffHfge s....t...
tMAf tue starr hNMsN rnNgfass NaassssMstf
fafnaer. r@fnhlH@tsan lsNhf fisfafrs nfasv.
tttHf Nfei sissH Efa7a1 street aaH sssass
Hset Faia eaet ffans fFs fisa hafr
AlNrH 20 taf ruaaFfts si1aaalk ffse
faeh ana hetaere ~ seif
NNE NAFrNgteN REALTY co
atAR fFetuNat ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
LeomIs Reaeh.s rnkls

TOXIC. Oct 3.-F y. foo..
United States commissioned a 4.
Japanese international expowl,s.'
and party arrived Ia Tokio N,
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03

CITY RnaL ESTATE.
Build That
Home Now

~ short time the winter weather
viii HHi % and n viii not be ga pleasant
EFsff day there are new houses baanH
built In um neN addition. You don't
have 20 have iot ~ money, We vii
ahea you hHa 20 pat uD o small house
with very little cash All 700 need 90
start with ia go Ia our
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
VARIETY
runs IgrAecN

4M
NtflH fNHVANrN
~ SURELY arieEt
$500 tsit f4sh. aafef ffnnt iuf ;
20 sss' sies = Mercer isl@na ihs bone D
flas aass. ssaise At . Sc
il.s itas eass. sssiss close 10 IA.
lita lilt rssh. Essiss On ifm A. A..
hiWrAs af Neafan fsiii Hars
aef see rash teatsa nge iaf 90
isih ~ ~ ess biaea fram iisaeaa mlii
tIsta. tsss cash sssiss siass In
MHvt ~ NatH Az mNa eniF 80 tesl ut
Ma1fmna Faf iHe
tisse fsee casa very sasH sisa 10
e - heAsf pafA tfe# sadsf tsts la
n 40 see essh me ssry bs~ eater
Nmaf haF e heanF EahfmAn o. faf a.
aaf hhoe ledge Ners fnssssisafs
HOMES
ffsfef f4a4 rash. aF@on Hsasssn eaf
taen hfaHa nFN, scar MsfiaiaN ears
ts1ff ftsn sash i.rean faaaafn
haass ana lots fsakins sasfes' aafr
4 tlafNs fsam hatn4rf ttsfshfs aafs
ftfNH sttt4 esah Hea saasaaf.
@NHhi' hapss ~ fHMsne eAsh. With rafg
este ah@ separate tlafnt3es separate
FeifanFss ass taiis - sspsfats kaasss
tsgsssa ths Maarsaa ssa rast rsise
caks FMia - Kehulst anap N 500
as ~ enN@ tha wsehf q ear @NFd
risE iirALrr noAm 4 nAxKisa co
taf - A. Eef tanias ftiseand fiosfs
Ms'n atts SD tsfe
Fe' ssls - senss s.sssm. mssssu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03

Wfll fmila YuM Room house Am9
Furnish yea ial faf d N0n terms call
Jos. Meyer. Main fEas. -1p-N
FNEE EXCURSION % aafnnaa. Han-
da4s petoteF ffeaBtifai setn tsHfl
cleared go ear tiha msAF erhhuis
sasf fafmE
NATioHAL Land fay. CO.
az Fifnt AFH =st
Tss ieis. asEeam hasiss. cheap Phone
Refth 1874 lie -
Twasraum house ~ sHrfaa fruit aaa
fhifAen yard tteel EtNs dose. terms "a
auit gtsa W cara - ZIP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03

Exceptional bargain. b0xi00 near
woodiend park high aud slightly. on cat
me, close 20 school Easy terms sooa
fhinney oV Phone Rcd SCI ar
GhhFNWoop PARK SECOND An
niTiON lots 1850 Free fuel enouEh
90 las, All winter Free deed IN event
Of death. SO cash and SO a month
a. = FAY COMPANY. fNc
b0t MehIh0rn nldE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03

nEafN THAT HOME TO-DAY
ksHts IN nFfRlnal Greeref.na Park Gttt.
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