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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-10

Mrs. s. Joyce. Ciaremoni n. j.
writes; " About a year ago 7 Dought
two bottles Of Foley's Kidney Remedy
u cured me Of q severe case Of kidney
trnuble Of several years standing. II
certainly Is q grand, good medicine
and / heartily recommend 4" FoI
sale by (. y Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-10

Says the Marietta News: The News
rs compelled to greet It's readers again
this week with only four pages, whish
is half It's usual size The bridge on
Hickory north of MS is damaged so
that a train cannot pass and Red
river bridge has not been replaced,
hence there are no trains 10 bring our
ready print, which comes from Okla
hOma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-10
GULLEDGE'S
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGES.
1--WE also teach by MAIL)
GUTHRIE, OKLA.

over Wallace's Drug Store. or
Anthony, Kas.
(Wrte school nearest to you)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
RUSSELL REPLIES TO
Matthews Letters
Reiterates Stand Taken in His Published P|allar
Denies That He Has Made Any Promises d 4
pontmenls.

George +. Russell. candidate for
the Republican nomination for may
or. today gave statement IN re.
ply "a numerous letters which be
has received from the rev. NJ. A.
Matthews Df. Matthews has de
eliued "a accept the statement ia
sued BY ar Russell through the
public press az the answer 10 his
letter. in which be asks Mr.. Rus.
sell several questions regarding bis
policy on issues In the city cam.
paisn.
MIR Russell takes the attitude
that his published platform. AZ civ.
en- 20 all of the voters through the
medium of The daily papers. an.
nwera the questions asked by Or.
Matthews and IN reply TO other let.
tiers from the minister continues
10 refer him 20 bis original state.
menta.
Russsli's Statement.
In Dr. Matthews last letter 10
me. Mr. Russell said today. he re.
fers to certain alleged reports that,
in consideration OF political sup
port. ! have pledged police appoint.
ments 70 varied interests. Such re.
ports are unqualified falsehoods. I
have solicited no support from any
special Interests and have only
pledged myself in return for sup.
port 20 give the city of Seattle n
clean business administration of It's
affairs.
The enforcement OF all the laws
OF the city which may aid In the
protection Of life. liberty and prop
erty. and tend 20 preserve the
moral nobriefy and deceucy Of the
community will be my utmost en-
deavor. ! shall give ny best en-
arFiea 10 the enforcement of NH the
ordinances OF the city Of Seattle
and the laws Of the state OF Wash
inston against gambling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
BRIEFS BY WIRE

The report Of the government
geological survey party In the
Chttina district. Alaska. shows tina,
copper aud placer mining Is mos,
profitable.
The Nevada state police bill has
passed the legislature. II provides
for extra police I'm time of riots
or other disorders.
Bryan says he has not been adj.
vised 10 give up the race. and IL
now at Washington to select n
running mate.
Charles ]. Weber. a Chicago IN.
vcufor. after years OF experiment.
ing. believes that he has solved
perpetual motion.
The Wallace. Idaho. Daily Times
has settled its differences with the
typographical union. and the paper
has resumed publication.
IL IT, the belief of officials at TIA
coma that A. W. Thornley,, Mex
can consul. who was murdered
there last week. was killed for re-
venKe.
The Northern Pacific has been
fined 500 for violating the 16.houi
law In Montana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
IMMENSE PROFITS IN J
POWDER BUSINB)

Ever hear about the big profits the powder busine9
sorts Of stories have been told butihis proc
first time have had opportunity REAL 30
To begin. know there has anything ~
dynamite, The very word dynamite has always hn
ymous with danger Any miner stump blower a'ae
strnctor VIII tell you that he doesn't like Il m
KNOWS OF NOTHING TO TAKE ITS PLACE @]
About became interested In new g. -S]
that promised To rival dynamite the renak1o<
tiles atbutedsfo 1t made somewhat skepcai as ne
for Il true Il would reyoutonxe the explosive hun
be remarkable maker. Since that time we have ~
severe practical trials under the trying conditions M
made good In every particular. and prepares
manufacturing large scale
This explosive Is perfectly safe (It be hamm<Ie
perfect safey II freeze II is smokeless ana w.
II will not deterorate andtt does the work at all times
dynamite r
Five thousand OF explosives blasting used ~
reach OF factory here The profits in this business are
As an illustrations The selling price OF dynamite
pete with their nricesl is $500 The cost 81 e
uets is $3.50 ton. The profits from vetonadas psa' =
day. S235o0o 100 the total STOCK
The cost of the first plant propose build near 80
viii be $4,000, and ofe ring limited numte ~ a
In company for sale TO raise part OF this Remember n
original We all the patents and NJ
pertaining these wonderful explosives We feel sasIe
his stock viii be worth times the price are nov
for ~ in short time; sou wish secure ans n
now as from present indications this issue viii be gone ~
very short time - 81
We would be pleased have you call and insesus'"
phone and we will call upon YOU
UNION POWDER co. .., ~
III American Bank Bldg. Phone We"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
siRrs RECORD.

Births were registered today Al
fnii0wH.
Aarmont--To wife Of W. A Mar
mont. So 18th. Jan. -. son.
i'chns--To wlfe OF q. Uehae. Sc
attic. Jan. ~. son.
Aelleff--To vito Of Il. Mellett
Seattle. Jan. Is, son.
Mundei--To wife Of J. Mundel
AIS Ward. Ian ~. daughter
Brown~-To wife Of = Brown
1904 Jackson st. Jan. 20, a son.
iiake-To wife OF q. NJ. Hake
Seattle General hospital. JIM %. q
daughter
Morrison To wito Of r. n. Nor
Flaon. Seattle General hospital. Jan
-. daughter.
vesiai--Tc wifs OF r. vestal. 1851
y ksth. Jan. n. n daughter.
Thompson-To wife OF r. r
Thompson. South Park. Jan. ~. a
son.
Flaher--To wlfe of 2 Fisher. Sc.
attic. Jan. 20. daughter.
Mcpherson-~To wife OF A. Nc.
rherson. 2sz2 W. Goth. Jan. "a. a
daughter.
iIoimes--To ~ife Of y. v. Holmes.
South Park. Jan. &c. daughter
RsnSiem--To wife Of L. Sanslcm.
zoos W Goth. Jan. 70. . son.
Steffannpn--T wife Of =. Sfef.
Jansen. Seattle. Jan. Il. sou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
DRAM
BUMPER CROWD

"a q money maker for the Art
Institute and Club House fund, the
L0nEfellow entertainment given al
the Moore thcatre last night was
a winner. The house Was crowded
70 the doors. and the Federation OF
Women's clubs will have some tall
figuring 20 do when Il gets down
10 counting the money made.
The audience enjoyed the enter
taiument immensely. although a
great deal of It's amusement was
caused by things not intended as
part OF the program. But in
amateur shows. bitches. mistakes,
unexpected happenings aud the
Ike are 20 be- expected aud they
all contribute 90 the enjoyment Of
the occasion. The stage hands
last niFht we're evidently working
under the aelusion that they we're
10 make all the Noise possible. aud
AZ result the audience was con.
stantly roaring over unexpected
thnmplngs and billings behind the
scenes.
a Very Long Program.
The progFsri arranged for las,
night would have lasted until 2
O'Clock had II not been cnrtailed
II was n o'clock when the Span
ish student succeeded the tabIeax
and readings of the first part. and
a. result but four of its dozen
or SO scenes we're heard OF
these the last. gypsy chorus led
by the fresh and attractive voices
OF edna Pcndlrton. Ellen Shelton
and Frances Bell. was particularly
pleasing
The entertainment opened with
a number By the Mandolin orches-
ira Of the Seattle high school The
Village Blacksmith followed,
tableax accompanying the read
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
BANK CASHIER
UNDER GUARD

hELf4fN0HAM. Jan. 2s---A ucrv-
Gus wreck from drink and worry.
q. q Mathis. cashier Of the defunct
Exchange bank ~ Blaine. who was
brought back from Vancouver last
night By sheriff Williams 10 an.
swcr to charge Of forgery. now
occupies cot az 81. Luks's hos
pital. under guard. When the nher-
10 reached here with his prisoner
the man was too weak and sick
to BE- placed In n cell. and Il WAS
decided 10 send him 10 the hospital
andcr a guard At frat Mathis was
inclined 20 fight extraditicn. but
when he found that he would be
held Ia jail at Vancouver until his
case waa decided. he concluded 10
come to Nottingham aud WAS
brought here b. the sheriff on the
evening train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
IS GROUND TO DEATH

they expected 10 meet the engine,
hui Il calne sooner than they eK.
pecfed
fseapinT from the speeder. nu'
chansn succeeded In getting u
from tho track. Anderson jumped
for the bapk. hut Slipped Ia the
snow. which the constant traffic
had rounded out from the track
The spur attached 90 HE boot,
which he used In climbing the
poles. caught. and before he wAH
able 90 extficste himself. the en-
zine wak upon hsm. and although
lying outside ot the track. he WAS
struck hy the oncominE engine
and received injuries from which
he died within an hour and fifteen
miEutss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

wENATciiEE. Jan. 2s-john
Anderson. a telegraph iineman for
the Great Nofthern. host his life
under the wheels Of an enTine IN
Tnmwater canyon. mile aad :
half west OF LrAyenworth ills
body IL in local undertaking. par
Tor In this city awaiting liis OF.
rival OF relative from beaver.
Anderson. together with lasrA
buchanan. the district linrrsnn.
VAS AT uork between issaxenwofth
aud Chi~aukum rh0nsns 20 Chi
waukum. they learned that an en-.
CINE funnlns llsht had ieiI nat
place - minutes before iHs~thr
on their npeeder up the canyon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.--Gertrude
Quinlan. vivacious commedlenne of
the TON Jones" company, had long
desired n quick action coffee pot
and alcohol lamp. Christmas eve
a messenger left n package at her
apartments. II contained both. with
n package of aromatic coffee. sever.
al bottles Of wine and supplies for
an elaborate luncheon.
Although everybody In the cast
plead not guilty she invited them
all 10 test the new coffee pot. An
excited. jabbefing italian broke In
upon the feast AZ its height. The
package. he explained with much
picturesque profanity. belonged to
Signor Quenellc OF the Metropoli.
tan opera house. who was sizzling
with wrath. He got the pot aud
the lamp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

fSeattie Stars Exclusive Servics.l
TOLEDO. Ohio. Jan. i7.--tienfy
Fred Herman has passed both the
physical aud mental examinations
for appointment 10 the police force
Of this city. with an average of 100
for each examination.
The physical examination OF the
Toledo police surgeons Is thorough.
and 90 obtain grade of 100 per
cent il q feat that has never before
been accomplished in this city.
Herman. rs. stands ) feet 10 IA
inches and weighs t6s pounds. Alb.
solutely no fault could be found In
his physical makeup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

Franklin. a negro. OF Bedford City.
the building was fired and dee
truyea. and bic Whole family. con
aistins Of himself. wife and five
children. eefe harned 70 death. Tho
family were sitting up with the
corpse Of a ehild that died Sunday.
when the building fell In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

Public sentiment demand. !.
obHerYauee Of the SUNDAY -,
Law and ] will enforce 4
shall not endeayor IL *.
reputable theatsrs on asna..
less ! find a marked ehanes !. =
lie sentiment on thar s1ht.s j.
the reason that the reres, e
and acqnitials demonstfs,e< !. 8
mind that efforts 10 ~,
would prove TO be a farce
Of the same opinion on o,t<, =
cent recreationa on SUNDAY
I Intend, n elected. 10 3 -.
Of the city Of seaftie. and
moi be controlled In am a - s
poinimenta by anyone Or = z
consideration other than ~. =, 4
can see 70 be for the be>f Is,s-..
Of the city Of seaftle.
4 shall appoint 90 chief Il -.
the ablest and most efficI<n, -
that ! can find In the ctr ~
made no promises u sppoIslr.s'|
TO anyone and I win MAKE d s.
promises.
About Public Wen.
I viii endeasor n esse1<1 -
To give the city Of Seattle -.
vigorous. businessIike sdnIr~.
ton Of rs affairs and I Vim - =
the public work for which ~ 8
pie have voted funds is prue~11
with AZ once in order 10 ~ =
unemployed citizens Of a. 8
mnnity work.
IL IL my intention % 6eyot1 :
energies TO the business n q p
OF Seattle for the express -
of reducing its operasinr elsr;~
cutting down the oo<t q In,ns
mant work OF all kinds, l~seur
the cost Of operation d in -
ipaI enterprises for ~ pure
placing IL affairs on I noq,< = !
basinessilke basis"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
DYING THIEF CLEARS
MAN WHO SHOT HIM

Nigadon made an ante moftem
statement to city detectives. corrob.
Grating Douiana statement Of the
shooting. lie admitted resisting ar
rest and attempting to shoot Lon.
Ian. who finally hhoi him in self
dcfeuss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

Would This Suit You?

Fous heantifui level iefss a. cleared
and on The ear lire. with school and
stores Of hand rftse t4te. tle cash.
Haianea tfA fnonth. Gail fhta evening at
tos Pioneer tiiHE See AZ WlitiHfas
a4teo--G$f.f.s-Gzee
ffe rash and " per month viii huf
iata IN this city limits. only ~ blocks
frafa the Exposition grounds. OVERHEAD 4
Lake Washington Ind the rasuntains IN
three directions. iets al n Lam. 81.
Joining Two city parks on Te-faot hsula-
ward Green Lake faf 20 Hfesnlake sta
finn. 81 call On oWners
INTERNATIONAL nONn 4 REALTY
COMPANY.
@ss-as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

Charles Nisadon. the burglar shot
BY Officer poalan. who surprised
him when he WAS burgisrlsinE =
store on FIRST Nv. =. yesterday
morning. died AZ lao O'Clock thiA
morning at the wayalde hnHpltsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
BISHOP EDWARD O. ANDREWS.
Seattle star Exclusive servIes.)

NEW YORK. Jan. Bishop
Edward Gayer Andrews. OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. who
died recently II his home Ia Brook.
I'm. was one Of the best known
and moet beloved cieFsynen In the
world. aud had been a bishop since
1879 lie entered this mintntry nn
circuit rider in Central New York
In fsfs.
lie Was born In New Hartford. n.
T.. Aug :. 1875. aud was a grada.
ate Of the Western university. Con.
neeticut. Genesee college and Ale.
Kheny college. He waa An enthu.
nlaeiic advocate OF missionary work
and visited missions In India In
1871. Mexico. 1851. and in japan.
Korea and China IN 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
Banker Commits suicide.

APPLETON. Mimi. Jan 2s.--A.
l.. sloss, cashier Of the First Ma.
tional bank OF Appleton. committed
suicide by blowing out his brains
with a shotgun. No reason Is
known for HIS act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
WRECKACEE
FOUND

f3y united press-i
VICTORIA. II. G.. Jan. e. The
Steamer AHnf. from Queen Char
losio islands ard Northern British
columhla. reports that soEns prcs=
pectors have arrived at asideEase
after efuislna for five months On
the western shores az the Queen
Charlotte islands. aud report con
siderable wreekaRe littrrihg the
coast. A large dsekhouas. which
had washed veil up in one small
bay. was uasd a. a camp by the
nroapecforr. None u the wreckagn
vas ldenfified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
psATn RECORD.

Deaths were registered to-day as
follows.
clemeni-F. Clement. 50. Jan. 81.
Providence hospital
Reynoida--E "A. Reynolds. 81.
Jan. %. s59s nth ".
olson-c. n. Olson. ts. Jan. &c.
Youngstown.
Anderson. Anderson. sc. Jan.
IS. SIS Gard y.
offordahl---J. offeFdahl. Y. Jan.
2si2 i0th n.
owcns-E owens. e3. Jan. &c.
Providence hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

Ings. A most attractive p|oru I
ETangellne," posed By Mn ~
Stevenson. followed. Two \
numbers were heard N
Clock on the STAIR el1hofn1 +
Illustrated with novel sooum q
OF which was q dance y y \
Of little tots. proved uIuen1rs [
singing OF the -RiEolGM =
fette. followed by . coutGEss
five violins added 70 - ~
program.
Poems Are IlIuekro1c1
Living pictures. Ul1
Miles standish, and ~ e.
of "fiiawatha, acconp1
scenes depicting the fauem Z
led up 10 the belated ~ =
curtailed performances 4
Spanish Student" This -
lowed BY the reading Of IN
Of State by Mrs. Harfid -
Sannderson. under WHO'S ~
the entertainment was gIp1
reading having as a table,
ground a line of sailors r.
aud national guardsmen.
Much credit Is due H.
had charge of the ent<sl
for the hard work which ~ T.
into II. and for their cno1u
putting IL on In spite q - !
tied rehearsals. A secoa1 T.
torrance. which viii Of 49,
have 20 be greatly curtallal q
be given Wednesday alleFpoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-As 4
authorizing the receives 4
New York City Railroo1 g.
to bring suit for s2.7s7. ~ d
the Metropolitan Seeaflli11
pany and eleven Of IL loIz
rectors has been iss,led "
I.acombe. In the Tailed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
FAEee AND ACREAGE.

@~---~~-<s----~~~.-s-s-nS'
FaEUa AND ACREAGE.
s--~-~-r~-----~> >----e--s--s----~-
Lots$l25 Each.
Now Selling
Days. Park Aelehi-
tioaa
~ WEST SEATTLE THE COMING
o. - so. % -. sesss 81, aaSru
J. Geedfelfew & Sons
room a wAsuiSoroN nrpa
QUARTER AcREs
LINCOLN nEAen Villas
WEST sEtTrfHs
man ANp sinnfhY
Low ~ rnicp
Only ROTH rLocKa' no can.
rkne fouR oENrs no CRY
CRASH MAniNH Nlew
a ooop SIDEWALK TO car
ONLY A saoRr wALK - nsAen.
Yor CAV Ayg nnNr kso1am ~
QUARTER on iiAt.f AsHr oN Ihn
sas g. ,sssa as Fs sss ihs ne r. ''ss
slsss ~ ra M Jan sSbS asf oSr AZ
a. tw M,e rfs y, s,oS '' ~ NH fas
nos. Qua HnFHEaFSrAftvn WILL.
rf rHEnK All. nkY SUNDAY 49,
ENHHN AT knSosS DURING Tiiis
wEek cuME SURF
JOHN WHITE co
ssf uHtE~Tkfi uispfN.
NAfN sses fNb sss4
FISFsT TF~ ACHES IN rus STATE
fhHsx fpefaks hafseaa lard. en fins teks
asst eeanff Head : ffiie ffafn everett
, s,....s ss al ~sssssd ~ salssss
ss,a-ss' Il ace hsif cash ons halt what
lana saie'ais.s = i ,..gsS, isf
tts feeples nAAs nAas it's
owSEn Nrnna AoNFY sad ~lgi ssesl.
- t.as a. nsAi.ss "a Nssfss' sas-sss.
ben fsfa riFes essh VIII taf q "
taken eliiain fsss aefs fhia gftss 70
nssfiy enc Aaaafsd psr esat under the
eoaenr MALruY
efsstqesssi Alaska haiiains
tgza TIVE assss II fasies tena t4ais
10 risasFse ear tire drive e th@ sits
sci leestra. fsffsests istsi isfwss 80
rasH. 80 eFsff thFes nieRths
CHARLES = kckAs
tae sulman nids
ArnF THAcra
We have = tF4ss - tena eostt % Hesssis
that 80 ease saha3s .fed tate asaaii
tsaess TIE sea- - s~ff sp'.a snu
sskstshles. esfeft sefsies. ffalss. SO
Yea IA 81 ffaln : a. ts artss fs4
ass ~ ass ssrs onif ~ pr esns
NET a wtfEEfHn.
80 rolnsea HTS
arun - A econ n1f.-ts ezr~s faslss
ms4n roaHs9 Rad h@f es<a aaunl aais
aaa uss tleln~e nsN f4f sfue #aa ~
fuam xirsa - A. al itSF4 sats SOD
ealf les So sr44 tsrHe
HtuEHf AAi.TuT.
stf.tss 81 ks@*Aa ussialea
AT HALF VAIL =
NfH sell - trade - aefes n ffsilaw
C4aatF. = = aa4te ffesH salt satsf.
~ s1asheN : affsR h4Heet sfsais A9sns
and sara. xt ffse What have f@a
~ HtuN%
tfs Hssktes fiank tstae ~ - -
rrS ACRES ACROSS LAKE, WASHING
rf4S f&fstS isafasFsd fias ta<atsask
rfrs fseek s4e4 fefses
MfsHKNf MALfHT
titst3etst AtseAa h4Asaanw
- serss ~ fstss1 lad that ~tss het
SOS fAee pr f@as - stfaqfF Fafttn9 fhs
Aas ~ mlN nFa1aee mspfe = @se& ~ .
dslfe THE IL So ffs4m - al ~
feaffs4 tas aifi have So ssffsflre V -
aass she rasf frifs g. ft8 essF leflns
rheas \ l4se Matn stt1 a. Menssf
yanse a94sEta y
TeessrFe tfArt sueA talt ana fqst
srFtIae. Got - hatf rash I'll ffsfaasF
Nsehsaae tide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

LONG BEACH. Cal. Jan. u.s.
The Citizens Savings bank Of this
city has announced It's suspension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

THE Bnsr BuY AT wooDfA Nd

THE best BuY AT wooDfA Nd
PARK
go on huuHe. iuf losftn eIruef fine
gieN. two blocks % ear a. SEQ. terms
Here ~ fine little home fine locns
ton Rued view. and easy terms al 100
Use cash. Terms on balance. Three
rooms. hath room and basement Nj
Rove. SO eiat North. Phone n gst --tf
Sew tsrupm modern house all walls
tinted good view. two blocks 70 car
~ Tee. f4sa cash terms on balance
New Groom modern house. reception
halt wallis tinted fine view. two biofka
70 woodland Park. faseo
ROWE. Residence SO sfst 81 North
Phone ~ asf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

YARN HkHs4AfN-4I3e affe45 faeinn coed
Rad eaef ~ keAt ! n4sx4 isftHfat 81
Geek fhfaeeh rsaae uNnsf eselfss
qalsk aais pstes faf few asys 49, ee
fsfaae. h4lf raAh
RODENT MALTHY
tte.f4e al Afaa&A Hasidins
-zf-ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
SOCIETY NOTICES.

I am she wan hease fepaiflnk N -
a. Er.nehe.5 fuEher eeAthef ttrtFfthe
en ase9. Randall | sri Carpenter -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

- aefss - tstsf lad that ~tss nst
SOS ksee per fsas - staaqff Fafttne ths
aa4 ~ miA HgnA aee Msnfs e &se& ~ q
dalfy This IL So ffe4M - al ~
s~aifs. tas an have So ssefsflss u -
sac she resf f-rifa o. zee rssF teflns
rhnas \ lsss Maan stts o. Maassf
ttenee. Tf&sEt v
Tees rFe tfArt saa8 telt ana hqat
s~FfIee. Cot tsa tsff resh ~ fsafa4=F
Nsehsane tide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

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WIGWAM FOR SALE, MAYBE.
Thinks OF Moving Uptown ABain
Tony Pastors Involved.

After the Tammany Society at lie meeting
tonight has installed the four new sachems
and has elected Daniel f. COhalan grand
saohem the advisability Of abandoning
the Fourteenth street wgwam and NOV
ing Tammany Hall further uptown will
be discussed. The Tammany Society is
the owner and custodian Of Tammany Hall.
II is known that the society has received
several attractive offers for the Four
teenth street property because Of It's long
frontage on the street, and the acceptance
Of any one Of these offeB would allow
the society TO erect a modern building and
put a large surplus in bank.
1t Ia urged by those in favor OF selling
the building that it is inoonvenlent and
that the assemblage hall s too small.
Most Of the sachems are said to be In favor
Of the change and are Of the opinion that
the new headquarters should be near the
Columbus Circle No new site has yet
been considered, but II is understood that
a resolution will be adopted tonight COM
mitting the society to a change Of head
quarters The selling Of Tammany Hall
would mean also the closing Of Tony
Pastors Theatre, which is a part OF the
building. Tony, like Tammany, has moved
uptown before