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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-07

The experiences of Count Zeppelin
only go to prove that the question Of
aerial navigation has not yet been
solved.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-07

TIE Indications arc that the sena-
torlal convention at Marysvllle next
Tuesday will be one OF the best ever
held by the Democrats of the Thlr-
toonth district Marion county should
be well represented in the conyon-
tlOn
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-07

Have you ever noticed how much
faster team goes down The ladder
when II Is losing than It comes
up when 1t is winning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-07

Marion has bunch of fine ball
players when they win, but when
they loose there is not a man who
IS not a bonehead player.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-07

The lights of Paris were out for
about two hours last night. That
would have been an excellent time for
Boni to give Helie that beating.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-07
REVISING THE TARIFF.


Tie Republicans, II they control
the next Congress, viii not need the
advice and assistance OF a Tariff
Commission; for all they need do is
TO c3ll in the experts and attorneys
OF the trusts. That is what they did
in 1897 when the present tariff law
was fixed up. What Is the use OF
deceiying the taxpayers, as Congress
man Payne DOES, by declaring that
'tarirs have always been made
without anything like adequate in
formation" Mr.. Payne and the 9th
or members of tho Ways and Means
committee were fully advised, when
they were considering the Dingley
tarih' law. that The high rates de-
manded by Mr.. Carnegie and tic
Steel Trust people would breed
monopoly When they allowed the
Standard Oil Trust attorney TO
write the proviso 20 the oil schedule
they knew they we're protecting
the trust and adding at least so pei
cent to TIE price of kerosene to the
American people and the poorest peo-
pie at that.
When they accept the Beef Trust
schedule on hides they pretended tc
be protecting the American farmer
but tfey knew they were helping
the leather and beef trusts. Wher
they accepted the wool schedule ol
the Wool Growers Association they
knew they were adding 10 per cent
! at least, TO the cost of woolen goods
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-07

Secretary TAFT predicts 'glgant-
ic struggle of Labor I'D Capital conf
ing which may be true If the Re-
publican politicians continue TO con-
troll legislation. But with tho DEM
ocrats in power and with fair deal
ing to both these great interests
thcre should be no strife.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-07

As tho Republicans claim they
created prosperity, tl'ey cannot OBJ
jcct to having the panic and the pro-
longcd business depression charged
up to them. Logically they can't
escape the dilemma they have Gre
rtcd by tleir boasting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-07
TARlEE AND I.ARnR


If it were true, as tie Republicans
declare in platforms and speeches.
that the tariff projects labor Pitts
burg should be paradise for work.
ingmen. Yet in spite OF every man
ufacturing industry in Pittsburg be-
ing protected by the tariff we herr
of thousands OF msn being unable to
get work, and that great distress
prevails there. and tae local author
tiles have been compelled d. to vote
money to keep many from starving.
Wages are also being reduced for
those who are working, but the cost
Of living, Is still nearly at the high
est point; in fact, meat OF all kinds
Is dearer than ever. And yet most
of these Pittsbug workingmen and
many elsewhere vote 10 elect Repub-
Leans to Congress, and elect state
senators and representatives, who in
turn elect Republican United States
Senators, who stand pat and refuse
TO reform the tariff that protects
not only the steel trust but the beef
combine and all the other trusts and
combines.
These unfortunate conditions under
the present tlriff are FORCING the Re
publicans to promise 10 revise the
tariff "after election" but the prom
ise has string TO It, for the latest
platform provides that a maximum
itariff Is necessary, which means a
still higher tlrlff.
LIFE, LIBERTY AND PROPERTY
We hear great dell about an
arehy nowadays; and most people
think OF 1t only as doctrine justify
ing murder But II Is something
more. 1t really includes socialism
Property rlghts, which the socialists
are seeking to destroy, are just as
strongly guarded under our consti'
tuition as life itself "Life, liberty
and property" ar eprotected in the
same sentence and under the same
words. Anarchy consists In hostil
ity to constituted authority, and so
cialism consists in hostility 10 prop
erty.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-07

For Surveyor,
r. G.. BOWEN.
For Sheriff,
JOHN q. STARK.
For Commissioner
HENRY SEITER.
SAMUEL CREASAP.
"A. II. TROUT.
For Auditor,
MILES LoNGSlIOI,E.
- For Treasurer,
W. c. wOTTR1NG.
For Probate Judge,
W. s. SPENCER.
For Innrmary Director,
CIEAI4ES FREEMAN.
SAMUEL BADlGR.
GEORGE WELDEMAlDR.
For Coroner.
DIR. w. IL. HlNKLlN
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-07
Call for Convention

The Democrats OF the Thirteenth
Senatorial district of ohio will meet
in delegate convention at the Court
House in Marysville, Ohio, on Tues
day, August IL at 1880 Z. Nj. for
the purpose OF placing in nomination
a candidate for State Senator
The basis of representation has
been fixed at one delegate and one
alternate for every ono hundred
votes cast for John M. Pattison for
governor in 1905. This entities the
counties to the following number
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-07

The Bureau OF lnSular AHdlrS is
struggling with tire question whether
a turtle is n reptile or an animal,
but the customs officials should be
able to settle it unGer the same
rule by which they decided that frog
legs are dressed chicken Tie tar
iir certainly is 'scientlfic.
why should any one vote TO pay
tariff taxes for the beneht Of the
trusts, when The only real necessi.
ty for thrift Is to raise revenue?
The right Of tie people peaceably
to assemble does not include the
right of persons TO assemble with
bombs In their pockets. ready to Kill
the police and the bystanders.
a new deal would be an improve
mcnt on the old "square" one, wDicl
has become rotten. Give US new
deal.
The friends of Judge Grly, OF Del
aware. have opened headquarters II
Washington TO loom him for thu
Democratic nomination for President
The public debt oil the United
States inareased $9299,j9 durin:
March. More bond issues imminent
We may be on the verge of wa
with Venezuela, and there Is lit
tie war cloud in Manchurll involving
| Ihis cnuntrv RuEgia 1nf Jonan
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-07
Aug. 7 In History.

Aug. IN HlSt0ry.
1875 = Joseph Rodman Drake, poet,
author OF the "Ode to the Amer.
ican Flag" born: died 1870.
1898 Spain accepted the terms Of
peace imposed by the United
States; the terms called for the
evacuation Of Cuba, cession Of
Porto Rico aud virtual surrender
Of the Philippines to United States
control.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-07

TRY ADMIRAL coFFEH.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-07

The delegates to said convention
shall be selected In such manner
as may be determined by the var
Ious county executive committees.
The temporary organization selected
IS as follows: Temporary Chairman,
Hon. Phil NJ. Crow of Hardin
County; Temporary Secretary, Hon
b. Il. Gaumcr Of Union County. By
order OF committee.
W. ". Evans, Hardin COUNT.
W. /. Nlven, Logan County
Martin J. Burke, Marion County.
Homer Southard, Union County.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-07
Kitchen
Cabinets

There are two ways ol Going
kitchen work the old way and
the new way. II you do yours
the old way, you take thousands
ol unnecessary steps.
You spend hall you time in
going from pantry to sink, from
sink to cupboard and from cup
board to range.
If you do your work the new
way, you have a floosier Kitchen
Cabinet near the sink and range.
You do your work in one place.
Everything needed in preparing a
meal is at your hrgers ends. You
save steps, time and enersy--yo you
you have more time out Of the
kitchen.
Let US show you the nex way
the easy way Of doiog kitchen
work. Come TO our store. We are
exclusive agents for the Hoosiei.
Price ranging from
$9.75 to $40.
Pay US just little d,wn, and
a little per week,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
"BEER BUST BUMP s
CO-EDS' PLANS

Woman has conquered mar
again She has substituted the
pleasure Of her own company aud
the ElRre Of the ball room for ths,
kegs aud glasses Of foamiuE brew
The goods did u The eoIleriana
were uutEtnefaled
The MumanH league. an organ.
itatlan which IL composed Of most
~ the co eds al the University Of
Washington. recently announced q
party Ia be given In she IT, gym.
naaium for the sole benefit Of the
league members Not 4 single man
wa 10 be present Even Director
Victor Place would not DO alluw ed
IN hia private office
The wallis Of the gym were GOV
cred with Indian clubs and dumb
bells. and whole fleet OF Indian
canoes was suspended Ia the raft.
era In which the women could take
refuge ln ease ~ need 20 man was
not an essential % the Princess
party Eacorta we're barred from
either bringing "a the door OF call
ing for the pleasure seekers This
IL leap year. you know
Friday. the 18th. sounded fore
hoding enough to the brave. but no
other date would do on leap year
fhe culicge men did not look for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

Of a. or whether IL desires 10 rush
TO something that Il knows not Of.
Miller and Hls Promises.
John + Miller followed With his
usual string Of promises of what
he viii 10 ~ elected. laying special
strrss upon hts proposal to remove
the restricted district lie sought
Ca take advantage of the absence
Of Mayor Moore. who was iil. b
defyinE any speaker On the other
side To say whether Mayor Moufe
would remove the district or not.
This defy was adequately an.
swercd hy A. T. fiaeE. city party
candidate Tor councilman from the
second ward. who read a letter
from MAYOR Mouro to the Rainier
Heights Improvement club. dated
February rs. IN which Mayor Meogp
promised 60 remove the district be
fore September l. This rather
took the singer out Of the rcpub
ilcan enthusiasm. ard number Of
republican ward heelers Who had
been assembled Ia anticipation of
a conflict for the possession OF the
hall. left the meeting
Henry Watson Cornell, Intro
dnccd In behalf az the republicans.
related his experiences aud nhaef
yations in the teadorloin. a subject
with which the city party speakers
were not familiar. and which they
did not discuss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

ward with much pleasure "a the
18Th Tie stock market IF autiei
natiuuh took "a slump
Why not gite ufchead
party on the faieful 18th asked
an upper class man of a crowd OF
HiummY students
4 tell you what would be- the
proper atuni. al1iy remarked a
senior. set at least too college
men and Ne will charter a tank
atesmer Tor an afterdafh picnic
There are lots Of places across the
sound where Ne can enjoy a feed.
our pipes and then Eet a huge
hun nn
Bully for the beer bust piped
an excited freshman before 4 pass.
ing professor professors hnv" I'd
ueated safui
In daY or lees the co eds opened
their eyes wide. then wider with
aatonishment Could thsY believe
IT. ReaItY7
1iow awful such college men !.
the hordd thinEai IN the Nay one
co Cd put a. They ahant give
any stein stunt ON ouf buzz
ulKht" she continued
They wont either The men we're
invited 10 secure their ladies' Tor
March Is. aud the telephones are
busy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
SEATTLE SEAT OF
NEW DIVISION

The treasury department Wi
create new internal revenues
division Ia the Sorihwest. TO in0
ciads the states of WashlnKtou
Oregon. Idaho ard Alaska To-
permanent headquarters vii h- h.
Gated Ia seattle This offices ell
be assigned IN THE new fedets
building. as soou a. that utfnetuFs'
la ready fuf OCCUPANCY
The rapid Kruwth ~ the inferno
revenue business In this section
makes the estahiiahmsut ii the
bsw office 3 Necessity Up 10 dafe
there are elAht revenue divisions
Ia the country aud The nee os.'
Wiil make niaa The territory has
heretofore been coiHpfiHsd IA what
has bcrn hunwn As the California
division When the effice is open.
~d there ali be- = resident a9Uut
and a staff % atsoat D. men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
BALLARD NJ AN is
VICTIMIZED

Il Locke. alias n Matthews.
a former convict. ia wanted by tho
police for passing forged check
yesterday Tor SO ON Andrew John
son. a ballard business man
Matthews recently completed a
fiye.year term in the peniteniiarY
inr forgery lie owed Johnson t2b.
and yesterday representing that be
was an expert accountant for a
steamship company. gave Johnson
a cheek FOR So. iaughinEiy remark
iug that be could kiii tao birds sith
one stonu by payiuE 4 debt aud
getting money besides.
Johnson gave him So chah for
the check. credited him with the
other So. and sent the check - the
bank Il was returned with the
usual nutatiohs son bad checks
NnN the police would like Ia ser
Locke. alias Matthews
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
LUMBER RATE
CASE IS BEGUN
tBy United pfsss)

WASHINGTON. Feb - Tho
taking ~ testimony In the case ~
the lnmberm.u 81 the Pacific North
west against the trans continental
Pacific railways In the lumber rate
case vas begun today The petition
demanding the Investigation of the
Interstate commerce commission for
the lumber companies IL signed BY
% lumber companies. located in
Interior coast territory. and
names 20 railroads an defendants.
charging the roads with conspiracy
90 exact cxnrhitAnt freight rates
Among the defendants are the o Il.
A n. the Southern Pacific. Union
Pacific and Canadian Pacific rail
roads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
OPPO Sc CRICHTONS
HOSPITAL PLAN

We regard the movement a.
have our institution consolidated
with aH Isolation hospital az the
most serious menace which has
come up 10 hinder the carrying out
of our hospital plan.
In regard 70 the opposition on
the part of Queen Anne residents. I
would say that our plan r. h.lnE
misunderstood We are not Edtus
TO establish n home Tor eripplca On
Queen Anne hill We are only 30
Ing to have a hospital there where
eases can b. treated aud opera.
lions performed II We establish a
home Il wiii be In an uutiying die
trict. aud not ciose 10 the business
district. a. the hospital necessarily
must be
DIR. crichtons plan. II carried
out. would defeat all our work, a.
il would render IL impossible for "a
10 carr out our plans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

The women who organized the
Childrens Orihopedlc Hospital as
sociatiou uiil oppose Councilman
Crichton's scheme 20 have the pro
posed hospital combined with a city
isolation hospital
An isolation hospital could not b.
located close % the business dis
frict. ~ i the desire Of the pro
motors Of the orthopedic hospital.
~ho say their Institution will b. de-
pendent upon the gratnlt0us sery.
fees OF busy surgeons. Who cannot
make long trips into the country
without feeompense.
II Is the plan of those promoting
the hospital to treat no contagious
diseases. and connection Nith an
isolation hospital would b. danger
Gus 10 the inmates Of the orthopcdic
hospital. Il Is claimed
Mrs John W Roberts. speaking
for those Interested In the ortho-
pedle hospital said this morning:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
DECLARE EXTRA
DIVIDEND

NEW YORK. Feb. - The "a
ira dividend uf 80 pr share on its
preferred stock. calling Dor dis
bursemeut of g 2a0.o0o. has been
declared BY the oreson Railroad
and Navigation company OF the
oompanya tifo0U. 008 preferred
stock. the union Pacific Railway
company and ifa auailiIarlea aNn
$40 .sta $50 The Union Pacific and
he auxilliariss also oNn practically
all Of the ofeEon Railroad and
Navigation eompauY.H $4,000 GOO
o. common stocks The road IL
operated ~ Part 81 tie Union "a
cifie afstem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

ship Nebraska are being cunsld
cred BY The nAYy department
o.. Peterson. Of Aberdeen. while
tfYinE - button his coat broke hts
Wfisf
Union eVanEeilatlc services are Ia
b. held 81 Auburn neat seek
The Hroffnmen - Tacoma aud
Pierce county have organized d pro
tertiVe association
The bis ~ wheel AZ the EkaEit
mill ~ Lyman broke the other da1
into ~ pieces. aimoai demallshinE
ihs sngiue room Operatives had
HAffuw ESCAPES from death
Tho Cascade Lumber company .
mlli al North Yakima. employinE
sUa men IT, 10 resume operations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
RIVAL ORATORS OCCUPY
THE same PLATFORM
City Party Speakers Invite Republican Speakers to
Participate in Meeting Held at Hibernian Hail.

For the first time during the pres
ent campaign speakers represent
INK both the republican aud the Sc
attic cts parties appeared last
uikht ON the same platform at III
herman hall and the Sided oratofy
Of the Miller forces VAS mefellUss#
u riddled by the quiet and uuostcn
tatious logic OF the Moore support
ers,
Mr. Miller himself was the chief
speaker for the republicans. and IN
the course Of his address challenged
the speakers ~ the opposition to
answer several arguments which he
proposed. and al OF them were
fally and completely answered
George =. Cotteull. Who came Ca
the meeting late FROM another one
held In Fremont eloscd the meet
ing for the city party.
Both parties had advertised meet.
lugs Tor the hall tor the same date
When the crowd gathered Il was
discovered that the cts party
forces had secured possession Of
the hall. and their rights were rec
ugnircd hy the agent In eharse
Republicans Invited.
Joe Saith vice ehal.uian OF the
CITY Party Central committee WAS
chosen a. chairman of the meeting
lie thea extended 90 the repuhll
cans an Invitation to share the
meeting. each party Introducing ita
speakers alternately. with n i0min.
ute time limit fof each speaker In.
troduced This vas accepted bs
the republicans. Who selected
Homer N IAN as their chairman.
bat they requested Ia behalf of Ar.
Miller. their maYoTalty candidate.
an-exteasion of the time limit The
City PARTY chairman consented 90
this. taking the limit of entirely
for Mr. Miller. who spoke IS min.
utes
Before calling the meeting 20 or.
der. once or twice during the meet
ing and once near It's conclusion
Mr. Smith PROPOSED GO Mr. Hill that
= straw vote b. taken 10 ascertain
the character Of the audience With
reference 10 mavuralty candidates
hut this Mr. Hill declined 10 Gun
sent 20. - no vote was taken.
Thomas r Mae Mahon Of the Cts
party was the first speaker and he
made the Issue fof Mr. Miller To
discuss IN declaring that this was
a campaign 81 performance against
promise. a campaign to decide
whether the city Is satisfied with
fits present policy and wants more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
CHOIR TO SING
STABAT MATER

Rosalnla beau;ifui sstahat Ma
ter uiil D. sung hy The choir ~
the FlEai preHhfssriAu church Mon
daY evening. March is
The nololsis all be Mra. Edith
uuMuud. soprano. Mrs. Sylvia
Ware Ireland. euuiraitu. Sir Ter
bert J Cave. tenor. NJ Alvin Elias
Gilletr barftuus
Mr Cave. the tenor uniniHi Il tho
leading tenor ia Vancouver. Il G.
and vii come TO Seattle Tor this
occasion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

TO equal the fresh eggs for all pur
ponsH and it can be placed upon
the market ~ = price which will
compel the real eEEs 20 come down
30 &c q dozen II they are 20 com.
pete with a.
A company has been formed 90
manufacture these vegetable ezEn
here and expects 10 Invest So 600
iu special patented machinery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
TO PUT HENS OUT
OF BUSINESS

los ANGELES. Feb - Here
tufoTs the belief has been general
that eEEs 10 eEks Thsf are net
Ehcy re- vesntahle compound. and
kfran Epmsuts have been made tn
manufaetafn them In this city.
This nsw hen fruit Is declared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
THAW NOW SHOWING
HIS TRUE C0L0RS
10y United presa)

MN YORK. Feb 20 Harry
ThaS has refused 60 pay the fees
OF the attorneys who defended him
In his second trial. and also refuses
TO make any settlement upon his
wife. according TO messages -.
ceived from rittahurg today
I did not bargain on going a.
Matteawan," Thaw declared In a
letter.
Not one Of the lawyers In my
case will Ket cent from me until
they get mo out of this asylum
bargaincd Ca be acquitted not Ia be
scnt to an asylum for the criminal
insane"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
MUCH ADO ABOUT
NINE CENTS

Because five cents belonging 20
one fund has been deposited la
another and because similar
state Of affairs exists In regard O.
a sum of four cents. two ordinances
must BE- introduced IN the council.
according TO a report ~ Comptrul
Ter Carroll. made 10 the finance
committee Of the cts council yes.
tsrday The comptroller has no
power 20 transfer money from one
fund to another
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
Heirloom Bspilsmsl cvp Used.

The baby daughter. Elizabeth
Olivia. 81 SIR. and Mrs r =. Koi.
lock Adrian court. Haa baptized
sunday ~ the 81 James cathedral
By Father llanly A distinctive fca.
iufe 81 the sacred service vas the
uaa II handsome silver hapiiamal
cup which has served for similar
occasions IN the family for over 100
Yeara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
STATE NEWS

Gov Mead all be the pglacipsl
speaker ~ the Y n e. 4 annual
meeting In Epokane on March 10.
The Open shop al Carsteus meat
plant az Tacoma has been declared.
fullpNlnE the strike % employ -
who refused 20 30 eat In wages.
All the mills except one AFe IN
operation At Arlington
The Pacific Coast Condensed
Mia company may erect a plant At
Monroe
Claims Tor extras an the battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
GIVES BIRTH TO
FIVE BABIES

soiFhs only Toe pouuda aud IL
quite ffaii
Cnmpbells brothers. Eugene and
Charles sailors with Admiral
Evans fleet aboard the hatilrHhlp
Illinois. are fHthsrH 81 triplsta. whlls
the wives Of two other brothers
have given birth so twlua
uo0fFs Campbell was . sailor
f8o. serving with Admiral achlcl =
fleet ~ Santiago. BE as IN the
navy " Yrarb. aud now Is a mil
anfhef here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

Oliver + Erickson. city party
candidate for councilman al lafse
A. r. Ftngg. candidate for council
man from the Second Sard. aud
Leander Miller. candidate for eoun
Gilman from the First ward. spoke
for the cts party. and II } Carl
KAN and Frank II Baker spoke fof
the republicans
Evea before he was called uppu
By the chairman. George + Cotterill
vas being called for By impatient
members ~ the audience. and Whsn
he was introduced he Vas giveu
rnuslnE ovation. tie was suffering
from a severe sore throat. which
cleared a little as he talked. but he
spoke but briefly. and Al the con.
elusion Of the meeting more than
half Of those present crowded
around him % shake hts hand and
congratulate him upon hia excellent
address. and bis manly course dur
ing the campaign. and - express
their disgust for the campaign If
abuse which has been NaHed
against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
WATER snur.oFF NOTICE.

On account Of a break in the 20.
inch main. water Will be shut of
tomorrow. Marca 1. on Ninth av.
between Main and King SITS. aud
on Main st. from Fourth av. to
Twelfth av., between the hours Of
. a. M and Z .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
TO USE AUTOS

Automobiles Eil DO chartered to
deliver the official ballots 20 the
various iulyinE districts OF the city
Monday. Special street cars will
be used 70 reach the more remote
precincts