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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
MAY0RALTY ODDS
Are BOOKED

+. Mullen in a book which he vas
mAklng on the rival candidates last
night during the session Of the city
Council
Mr. Malien. Ike wsil.informed
politicians generally. plays MAYOR
Moorc ~ the fafoflte Ia the race
though not a. strongly ~ some
other Kuesscfs rsay him. Mr. dni'
leu puts the odds on Mayor Moore
AZ te 10.
John y Miller Is given second
place. with odds u ! - 10 !. OF pfae=
ticaily at having one ehance 70 via
To Mayor MooNes tao. Nm. Y.
Tflmble IL third IN his estimation
of comparative strength. siih odds
af : To I. aud the either candidates
trail after with inrfeAelnE odds
dozen Co Carroll. oliver and kmiien,
Who are ali three placed 10 the also
naa class. with odda Of GOO 90 |.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
CHAMBER OPPOSES
HEYBURN'S BILL

serious blow 10 the commerce Of
Seattle and other coast cities.
The transportation committee
also recommended the chambers
opposition to the change In rule 16
OF the westbound commodity tariff
&C. According 20 the proposed
change, shippers must assume all
liability for loss Of goods IN tran.
sit. or else pay an Increase OF 90
per cent Of the present tariff. For
several years the goods have been
handled at the carriers risk. at the
same rates at which they now pro
pose To make the shipper assume
all risk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

Tho Iaffe Liquor company aud
tho Heinrich iifuH hrewinK com.
p.4y are engaged IN "A tangled e0a
ti~terax over the ownership Of a
saloon license IN the Abbott Hotel
building. ut Third AZ aud Pike It.
which thcg endeayeFsd yeaiefday
ta induce the license aud fesenas
committee Of the city council 10
adiudicate
The committee had Just hdIndi
Gated the differences between the
civic Union aud The Liquor Deal.
era association on the ordinance
requiring falcons 10 cloae on psi.
mary day. giving It's dscision Ia
favor Of the saloon men. hut THE
was an lnane between rival llQuur
inirfeHia and the committee side
stepped the opportunity 20 decide
IL
The brewing company hnids a
lease on the saloon Ia question
fsom Prosecuting Attorney kon
Meth Macintosh The Jaffe
Liquor company holds ionhe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
Personally Takes Charge Of Case---Wal Have Al.
Attorney TO Defend Him.

that during the coming Tia =
viii make public many eonte,.-...
between himself and The dIsl,s.. !
tOrngy'a office
Ever since KHef plended -
% the e1togii0n chafge H.
maintained a.sereet geenee
from one Close 10 the ar.1a.. +
waa learned today hat h - -
INK trial ho wili throw dIs...''
20 the winds aud chance ~ -.
the verdict. -
District Attorney fAnsdo.
fused % discuss ang phsss y !.
coming trial Asked II H. -
eutlon expected 20 Try Rsef = :
the trolley indictments axslne, 4.
LauEdon replied he xoul1 -
nothing 10 say ~ present ~
what particular Indictment +
tends 20 try Ruef, be- saId II -.
be- Impossible TO state At thls =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21


Ban FHANCfscO. Jan. a.
Preparations for one Of the bit.
lefest fights since the graft prose
eation began are being made 10.
day IN both the offices Of District
Attorney lauadou aud Abe Huef
ia Huefe office ever effort IL be.
ing made % viii. the defense Into
shape. 10 meet the onslaught 81 the
ueaf week, when the trial viii open.
tnef personally took charge early
this morning and, assisted BY a
large corps ~ clerks. spent the en-.
tire day making arrangements for
defense. Ruef refused "a siate
whom be had engaged 10 defend
him. but said when hia ease comes
20 trial one of tho ablesi attorneys
IN the state will represent him
As to what his defense will be. be
keeps absolute silence. II ~ rumored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

rRuzsards seek the carrion and
the burzards are not in my camp. ("
Is on OF many evaslve figures OF
speech employed by Judge John
r. HUMPHREYS in a reply written
by him yesterday TO a letter from
RoY NJ. A. Matthews asking wheth-
er, II elected mayor. he viii en-.
deayor TO enforce all the laws.
Il have no fight 10 make unon
any class OF citizens" continues the
letter. Il will not now single out
any class of citizens and slap them
In the face. / will not now attack
any class of business or any class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

There are many men In this city
in the liquor business. continued
Me- Miller. and the great majority
81 thesa have no objection to the
enforcement % Law MANY Of theni
Ia the liquor business have homes
and As good a. yours and mine. and
aish every safeguard thrnwu about
fhelr children Those n1rn have
nothing to fear from nae itut the
men who are running dives viii
hear from me. u an elected
mayor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
WAPPENSTEIN SKEPTICAI
ABOUT UNEMPLOYED

There are a thousand men. class.
inR themselves With the army Of
the Seattle unemployed. Who spent
their wages in the Crays Harhor
district for drink and have come 70
Seattle stranded.
This vas the report that reached
Chief Of Police Wappenstein this
morning through Seattle lab0ring
men
Seattle cant take care Of al the
unemployed ia the state" the chief
declared
Chief wappenstefn wanted IS
men yesterday for places on a
ranch At 81 a day and board lie
was able 20 find only one. be aaya.
who would take the position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

OF electors. | am broad anonp !
equitable enough TO take insH
and give them fair treatiaezl :
an honest administrator.
Il viii gladly accept the so'n
the poor man. Of the coiorea J
of the mechanic. the lahow'
artisan. the oppressed. ne I I
tressed. the rich man, the zres
short. the tall. in fact ] ~
oept them oil, and every pal's \, :
tanning the name Of John y =
phries. with a cross after nc u
will be accepted by me, ~
questions asked as 70 who CAV
ballot"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
DENIES A CAMPAIGN STORY

the power Of eminent domain. has
acreas 20 the courts for The con.
demnafion Of property needed by ~
n u IL not satisfied with III. prices
fixed on property Il wants. u can
hare the pfiec fixed in curt BY a
Jury Of IL men.
= sold . strip Of nv property 10
the road on the same basis that
other property owners IN that viein-
rs aid. A committee OF gentlemen
aacertained the value Of the prop
erty the road desired aud We all
consented 10 accept that value
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

Every Ian upon the etasslsr
hooks 81 lhss city and every ts'rtii
tatlou whieh ! can make u avn
mayor 81 your city cot the uphaNd
ING u human character and human
lives and manhood and citixeuahlp
shall be eafofeed inF the protection
~ The youth 81 tha city. ard Tor the
projection o. lives and property IN
the city. az far AZ this ear be
sl0ns. kAld John p. Miller last
HiEht II . meetiag n MadFoua ball
ia the Third ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

4 shall not look amoag IL =
tators for men he said, uh1 /
am In position 70 give on VI
! don't believe such men va. :
work. for many Of them hzss )
fused 10 go ont TO The xrr<.s
camps when theY are opene4 =
board. sleeping accomno11to1
and 2b cents q day. Then I I
lot 81 bot air about this N
ployed business. and only - Z
serving will be helped
The city council last nkeh 8
recfed the expenditure 81 31@(l !
aid In the establishment 81 1 -
ing camp and tools for u -.
ployed who are willing to wa \
the terms outlined BY The c1ly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
NO RELIEF FOR LUMBER
INDUSTRY THIS YEA

Either way the matter Is settled.
Il will come too late 10 materially
benefit Washington iumbermen this
year"
This was the statement II the
Seattle Credit Mems meeting last
night b. G. r. White, who Il direct.
ing the fight for a reduction Of
lumber rates TO the east.
Mr. White gave figures 70 show
that two-thirds Of the revenue OF
the state comes from the lumber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
RU 8 SELL-MIRA GLE

against Or. Miracle for alleged as.
sauit and battery.
DIR. Russell claims that Or Miracle
entered her offices In the Hinekley
building last year and beat her
With his fists and cane. The lat.
ter alleges In turn that the woman
had taken diamond ring which be
longed TO him and refused to re
turn IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
Oh SON a NM @ UMCE'
NiTHDRA Wal

Donald y. Olson, candidate OF the
regulars" for the Democratic
mayoralty nomination. announced
his withdrawal from the contest In
a letter to General James B. Net.
salfe. which was read nt a Met.
calfe meeting held last night at
Egan's hall In the Arcade block.
The meeting was assended by some
200 people, and the feature of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

evening was an address y ~
no candidate. in which y
nounced his platform for w
paigu. -
Among the principles pos Il
ed In his platform, Geassn
calfe declares for the enio'u
of law. the reduction Of tAa 4. 3
suppression OF vice where y ~ Z.
tieable and where Il has Nv
e.ent police control.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
GEN. BELL FAK0RS
RETURN OF CANTEED

army, from the lowest mp. Is 4
ticaily unanimous in its desir
have the canieen re-establlI1
Even many officers Who az
posed TO the use Of intoH0|
realize that drinking caazsl
stopped. and that the sale q !
AZ a post would te q le1eer q
! am satisfied that the aholjuu
the canteen has resulted h =
jury to the service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

4 want to ask you. Interrupted
one ~ bis listeners last nleht. willie
~. 4. Tfiufhie was addressing a
public meeting at Youngstown.
about this funor that you held
10 the Union Pacific railroad IN
she aala TO II Of some tide land
property
4 an perfectly willing % answer
that question replied Mr. Trsmhl.
4 have never held 40 the Union
Pacific railroad or anE other rail
road The Union Pacific OF any
other railroad. possessing as Il does
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
MARRIED MEN ARE
GIVEN WORK

Sixty married men wefe assigned
Ia work Ia the city parks yesterday
Ninety applications for 100 pisces
we're received BY the park board
Twenty four men wcre put to
work az Nineteenth az. and Caller
u. Twenty-Five viii be given
places n Frink park. The park
hoard can handle no more men At
present Word cards are given
present Work cafds arc given
only to men with families who are
Ia urgent need Of employment. The
pay Il $3.50 per day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
THREE WANT TO
Be MANAGER

Three candidates are out for the
position of manager Of next years
football team az the Washington
high school. and hot fiEht is
pfomised before one Of them IL
chosen. Charley MkaY. iIarpld
Hartman and Merton iiemming
Way are those out fof the office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

The apparently endless litigation
between DIR. Annie K Russell and
Or. Geo. W. Miracle was resumed
before Judge Frater In the superior
court today The specific action
before the court Is claim for S..
900 damages filed BY DIR. Russell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

industry. and asked the neuhz
If they could stand flat nfxs11
Of rs per cent in freight rxsea
he said the eastern dsmAn1 =
timber is 70 slight that bie o.
can be bought here nov In \ {
Thousand. which In some CO. !
less than the cost Of Enknzincz4
The uncertainty OF The sifs61H
he declared, brought on hy ~ 4
question. viii prove highls' ~
mental TO the lumber lndu1eg1 1
some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2i--There
can be no further doubt ~ to the
opinion army authorities entertain
concerning the cantecn question.
In his annual report a. chief Of
staff. just submitted. General j.
Franklin He'll SAYS: Regular and
special reports made up from time
to time establish the fact that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
REBER MEETING
Ar ALkI POINT

West Seattle supporters of the
candidacy Of y. l.. Reber for city
treasurer held meeting last night
AT Alki point and formed Reber
club + n. Manogue Was elected
president and J. Allison secretary.
and plans laid for doing some
active eanvassinE in that portion OF
the city In behalf of Mr.. Rebers
candidacy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
ASSOCIATION FORMED 10
ADVERTISE n0RTHv|Es

Organization Of the Northwest
Industrial association was perfect
ed yesterday with the election Of
officers and board of trustees. J..
$. Goldsmith was named president.
John w. Efaw. vice president. L. s.
Ninans. treasurer, and james A.
Wood. assistant secretary. Upon
Mr.. Wood will fall the active work
OF the association and he will be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

gin his new duties about the e
of next month.
Mr.. Wood was selected f1es
large number Of available g
cants. He is a well known =
paper man and represented
Alaska Yukon. Pacific expositia
the jamestown fair. The ofllu
the association viii be In the q
Der of Commerce for the press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
JOHN MITCHELL
QUITS MINERS

ed members Of the organization
who compelled their children To
work IN the mines AT the age Of
~ lie declared that is years
should be the minimum age. lie
dxeit at length on the growth of
the organization OF which he has
heen president 10 long The mem.
bershlp has grown from 10000 To
800. zoe.
Mitchell said be has laid down
his work because his physician nd.
yiaed him to do 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
FRENCH CANADIANS
To FORM A SOCIETY

French Canadians Of Seattle viii
meet az s o'clock Friday night AZ
the spaldinK hotel. s07 Yasler way.
Go form 4 social club
u Is the intention Of the profnof.
ers Of the organization 60 secure q
desirable hall ard hold frequent
neaflnKn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
RUFF IS PREPARING Fop
BATTLE OF HIS LIFE
NEW BOAT PLANNED
FOR BREMERTON RUN

Plans for a uew and commodt
Oua boat fpf use between Seattle
aud Hfemefi0n have been drawn
on. according 10 a. y honnedy.
president Of the company operating
the line Of boats between the navy
yard aud this city The tfanaDOr
lation committee Of the Ch"nbef
Of Commerce made the above
statement fl tts report to ihe
chamber this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
GLASS IS
BETTER
10y United Press,

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. a.
Louis Glass. who IL In Lane hos
pIlai on account Of severe illness
- reported slowly improving Hs
awaits the decision upon his Rp
peal from conviction upon tbs
charge Of bribery. Physicians say
the critical stage In his illnsss has
passed but that should he be fore
ed 10 return to jail soon his life
would be endangered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

AZ the regular meeting OF the
Chamber OF Commerce held fvls
afternoon, the committee on tgem
portatlon recommended that Ahuhk
protest be made against hight
aotment OF the Hepburn billw
Senator Hepburn OF Idaho hte -.
PRODUCED an amendment 70 section
Of the Interstate commerce. act
prohibiting common carriers from
receiving greater compensation
for a shorter than for longer haul,
which would destroy the value OF
the coast terminal rate given By
the railroads. and therefore be a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
CLARENCE BARROW
OPERATED UPON


Los ANGELES, Cal. Jan. 81.
What will possibly be the last op.
Grafton ON Clarence r barrow. the
noted Chicago attorney. unless un.
foreseen complications set IN. was
performed by DIR. ELLIS this morn.
ing at the California hospital. The
specific operation was 10 remove
an ahscese formation FROM the mas.
told bone. The operation was en-.
tirciy successful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

The popular Idea 10 political cir
eicn 81 the comparative chances Ia
the much complicated mAyofaisy
contest Il well Illustrated ~ ahe
odds placed BY Councilman Frsak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
CRY RsAl esrArs.
After a Visit
to Falkland

raa aE4l AraEss fate fsF fast ftkt -
fhs state - NssniusfTH4 Az FaH As6p
ias tsssthss Nn ths xseSt fas1Haf ese
assr afattsfsh4 assetuisstrs-fe thaf ssf
haM II assaat efsefatlaHf xHss ttasafan
ehat sesen sfs41 saiiNaN sFsttHse ala
"a - fAEesaN Haaa fhs Sc ee4 ess
steel R4aHt tHai ~4a saFinf ie tqa Sea
fta thsae fHfnss snfss4isfs fea - tsr ifszs
t.nft II sbsf ~ 4aa sHef sHaAla
eaw = he tlnie e. fes g. go taes asa
serufH tbss efet4fiY shita Fne fan NeY
4 ekssp Prizes - aaa 80. SOD ths
fsfrse are easy sneNkN So aagans Here
= HalAen epllafteaitF ~ PEA t'osae
NHd $50 shat have = saa cess fn9
ssHf - issesa1asta Cali - faeeas
tAs.s ffsHsef tiaa
NATIONAL LAND co.
pbpesp M4is tpss fna ssfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
WATER SHUT OFF.

Water will be shat off on Wed.
nesday. Jan. %. from s a. m. to
II noon, on all property contiguous
to luterlake ay. north 20 \. Forty.
ninth At. and on Woodlawn av.
north To First av. n. T..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. IL
John Mitchell. president Of the
United Mine Workers association.
in his annual farewell address 70
the organization. opposes affiiia'
ton with the Western Federation
% Miners. on the ground that the
metalifofouH aud coal miners have
nothing In common. that their
trades are entirely different
Mitchell strongly advocated Hbo-
lltion II child labor and evcprist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

The Chamber OF cowmcres THE
morning received Telegram from
4 q Moore secretary OF the Wal.
Ia walla Commercial club. asking
the local chambers support for u
federal building at Walla Waila.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
And Ne VIII
Do the Rest

Charge FOR enc insertion. Toe
per line. ScVen words 10 the
line. Three tlmea. one ceat
cord ono month. &C per hne
per day.
Minimum charge for an -ad
20 centa
DOWNTOWN AG + c y
kenneay nruE Co. First Az.
aud Cherry :.
nkLI.ARD AGHScY-p. II
Mullen SCI ballard av.. OPP
CITY Hall Phone. ballard AV4s
MAIN OFFICE seventh az
between Union and unlveinits'
Phonea. Main 1859; Ind. I'll.
The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy OF assume rcsponsinit
ity for errors ~ ans ona o.
eurrgng In telephoned aaN0f
tieements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

Hnap~=s. foafn cottage Garner iHf
cement walks ard at street Improve.
assufs ~ ard paid. one tietk Il terhssn
ar. tt.aoa. haif cash rent ~ hUase
rtu pay balances. SEE oEhsr, zati Lane
CHOICE HOME SITES
Fire upeftrrsncrs tracts from tete e
fteq-ihs tteo enss afs al cleared snd
saiss IL and waisf pipsa On each srsri.
the water = sfee FERNS. tls each and
II sicm6ia % Union mock -,
Faf .sis ~ ornsf i've room house.
corner lot hoNiep. slightly tao biaeka
ancs tts per month. Price fi.a4t.
Pheao North 60 OF North 1855. This
Is a snap DO not wait Slit .
taaes CASH
Nsw. modern s-reosn cottage Lot
turi1t Fine view good location. One
block from WOODLAND rark Close 20
nENsoN 4 CARLSON.
tif Marion Bldg
slslh - Inc. tAfs.
Here e q fire iigiie hons. fine laea
tion good FifW ana Easy terms fifaof
iite essh Terms On balance Three
Rove SO sist North Phone ~ sal Ii
OWNER rs FORCED TO sFlL.
h9ANNaH HANNHatl fNNtsH"f WHfA HHfHfFNI
slightly LOT llsqNo. terms Worth much
more faae new furniture Included for
only fz.atg. Ind. aEa9. Main ts1f
-z0-af
uosTON uAHnoH h booming s.faot
s.ment sidewaiha and city water Mon
Of all kinds wanted % work See mn
/ mans cashier today IN Times block Ii
CHEAP CHICKEN ranch! s.raora
house. lae laying hens . COWS; large
| plees land. close In. only fdft, on sasT
terms See G y Hiiimah's saiesmsu. IN
/ Times block. today. tt
Il Must sell. going awnY New B.ruaru5
1 cottage an new furniture. loo feet from
/ ballard Beach line. 81 .ooo, terms Phone
1 Ballard 1881. It'll
/ For Sale - iear1Un we'll Furnished
1 house rents Tor 80, near Yesler i1Ga
] broad Way. IA a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
AUCTION SAILS.

MONsTEH AUCTION SALE or GEN.
EfAI HDTHEuOLD FURNITURE AT
UfekEHTOM' HAfEsHpBMp aH9N
FIRST Az or TUESDAY. THE 2faT
o. JANUARY, At 1910 SHARP Brass
mounted beds. springs mattresses
extension tables. dining chairs
center tables rockers. leather and
other Cauohaa daVanports, side
boards. buffet. elegant upright pianos
IN great variety extra fire hair mat.
trcsasa folding bed. clocks. fine roller
top desks bedding. fine pillows. toilet
sets. hfic-as hHae. Wafdrabsa. pofflefaa.
lace curtains, grips. lamps. heating
stoves Majestic range. cook stove. china
Elass fine art squares. rugs. carpets. drop
head Singer machine and other useful
articles q g. Iickefton Auctionesr
Pheneai Main 1901 iudepsndont i117
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

Ttia WEEK oNfY iste ssses sass -ln
har a. aefss god saua near ghifa
KNHNHT NkfiHf
slasssest Aiasha tiassdins
Pfgn AcaGs~ nieh level iaaa. sut sssf
the mes sfNtf's Hageats tstsfaFtes
see Terms as o4sh, taissss its
nonrHr aAt.rH4.
sts=kse 81 Alaska nsilaiAs
gifKAr rf4AcH-. l.sres rlses acreage
80 hauss. unif ISIS nifh lee t4fine
eens : ffssh sees tsss,s - as~s =
Ia Ttaqs hiesk. - eass rtf
rrv Acnna AcRuas LAKE VAST
tNHrvs isnsss iarssssd| fins t'fs
tiah nice aaesk laat feFms
HunEnF NAtlHut
ktgssssRst Aisska HaliaiHs
FARMS AND LANDS.
-~----------~-=------~-- ---s--'--s>.------------
couSrnx HOME ~ ae,es tlxhls t,a
tsaa hsass. ED tsgh asd aaiaalia
lasa f4f WafeF. sl@Ntfff Iisnta ssfrrf
eaf nasss asnf Prise. insfaaias szsig
taeis ass hasszhaas fsfuitefs tssee
4a4saa
uuuEHF M&arnF
sgs4agi klassA naudsnH
YAnu n4haAiS -iss asss. f.<iar sssa
rsaa cess = kgas- acres tsafse. -
sfsns t0ra4ah Fiaae uabsf desires
auiEh sais fsftss 80 = fEm aaaa
s. go rsIns talf fase
nunEnf AAArHN,
bistfssast &iss&s siasidiut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21


NuME WORTH WHILE
Real niss small n4Ys ~ rasant iefs
sattAhfa fat Anrae ate ar tnfssfmeuf -
tFftas ~ ~ per cent eeas and - 30
cent EVERY STA nscnfhs pWHht 20 afIseal
70 asgatH raattee % fsf ssife little
faansE Ter falaFs PRINT Ws nass
tham5
what have yes IL q xarans laf 50 -
ehsnkn Ter si.fas e4uity - faetssn 6
fsssaa fabfaRs - o4ssn AAan hiif
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