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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-04

on Monday night. The prizes We're
won by Mrs. Sergeant and Mr.. Gilbert
Swain.
Those invited were: Mr.. ard Mrs.
Thomas swain. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore.
MIR. and Mrs. Grover. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Pierce. Mrs. Sergeant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mowry. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Har-
low. Miss Hatch. Miss Northen. Mr..
Cole. Mr.. w. CT. Burnette. MIR. Northen.
Miss Lishman, Mr.. Womack, Miss a. Z.
LIshman, Mr.. Charles Sergeant and
Mr.. Gilbert Swain.
stny-nt-Homc Whist.
The stay-at-Home Whist Club met
this week with Mrs Walter X. Martin,
OF Shafer Street. Four tables played,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cannon made
top score. The club VIII meet next
Monday evening with Mrs. John w.
Harris. who has apartments In Muir
phys Hotel Annex
Meeting of History Class.
The history class of the woman's
Club Will meet this afternoon to dis
cuss "rhe Eighth Decade of the Nine
teenth Century" under the direction
OF Mrs. Henry Pierce.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. John G. Miller and Miss Carrie
Pace Neal are the guests of Mrs. Mill
ler's father. Mr.. p. j. Terrell, of Dam
VILE.
Miss NJ. Bessie Brown, of Jarratt. is
visiting Miss Laura Carney, of No. 1llG
Grove Avenue.
Colonel and Mrs. Nelson S. Groome.
Richmond. Mrs. Groome went from
Richmond to san Antonio, Tex, where
she will spend several months as the
guest of relatives.
Mr. John n. Smith. son of Captain
and Mrs. j. n. Smith, of phoebus. and
sFr als.,a III Iyuv rtE Rf o.
mel Harrison. of Fort Monroe have
left for West Point to enter the Mill
tary Academy there.
Miss Margrctta Mcguire is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Mcclure in Alex
andria.
Miss Mildred stone is the guest of
her cousins, the Misses Stoddard. Of
Huntington Avenue, Newport News.
Miss Sarah Robertson. who has been
the guest of relatives In Richmond
and Charlotte. y. c.. has returned to
her home in Staunton.
Mr.. Roland Fl. childrey. of No. s2t
North Twenty-third Street, who went
health, is improving very much. He
hopes to be sufficiently recovered to
return about March 10th.
Mr.. E. L. Robertson, of Charlottes-
vile, has been called to Richmond by
the illness of his mother.
MIS-. w. ID Dinguid. who has been
visiting in Richmond accompanied By
Misses Anna and Mary Dinguid, has
left for Lynchburg.
AR. and Mrs. John S. Harwood, Jr..
who have been visiting Mrs. Har-
wood mother, Mrs. Wilkins. in Ports
mouth, are expected in Richmond this
week. They will have their home at
No. 1000 Monument Avenue.
Miss Mary Hart Crenshaw was guest
of honor at a card party. given on
Friday evening by Mrs. W. z. Adkins.
of fredericksburg.
Miss Blanche Lehman. OF Suffolk,
has as her guest Miss Flossie Bottig-
heimer, of this city.
chelsea" one of the old homes of
the Spotswood family, near West
Point, is. being repaired and gotten
ready for Mr.. w. a. Willeroy and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward V. Valentine
are spending March at Mecklenburg
Hotel. Chase City.
Mrs. Frank w. Mccullough and lit
tie Virginia Mccullough, of Norfolk.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayes.
on Floyd Avenue.
Miss Madeleine Loram is visiting in
Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-04

On Thursday afternoons. from 5 70
o'clock, during Lent tea will be
served at the Rosemary Library under
the direction of q number of society
women in the city. who Will take turns
In being hostesses.
A silver offering will be deposited
1T the door and the fund thus OBJ
tained be used for the purchase of new
Books for the library.
The teas were such a pleasure Of
The Lenten season last year that the
announcement of their revival comes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-04
stny-nt-Home Whist.

The stay-at-Home Whist Club met
this week with Mrs. Walter *. Martin,
of Shafer Street. Four tables played
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cannon made
top score. The club Will meet next
Monday evening with Mrs. John W.
Harris. who has apartments in Muir
r,Iay'z Hotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-04
Mectlng of Hiatory CIns..

| The history class of the Woman's
I Club viii meet this afternoon to dis
| cuss "The Eighth Decade of the Nine
teenth Century" under the direction
! Of Mrs. Henry Pierce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-04
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

- Asst evening the carnival spirit
OF Mardl Gras. with It's music
its flowers. It's unrestralned
galety and it's dancing feet!
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progrc..lvc EucIlre.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Lishman, of No
H13 Hanover Street, were host and
hostess at progressive euchre party
on Monday night. The prizes Were
won by Mrs. Sergeant and Mr.. Gilbert
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-04
personnl Mention.

Mrs John 6. Miller and Miss Carrie
Pace Neal are the guests of Mrs. Mil
ler's father. Mr.. p. j. Terrell, of Dam
VILE.
Miss NJ. Bessie Brown, of Jarratt. is
visiting Miss Laura Carney, of No. 1llG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-04

Those invited were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas swain. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore.
MIR. and Mrs. Grover. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Pierce. Mrs. Sergeant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mowry Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Har-
low. Miss Hatch, Miss Northen. Mr..
Cole. Mr.. w. CT. Burnette. MIR. Northen.
Miss Lishman, Mr.. Womack, Miss a. J..
LIshman, Mr.. Charles Sergeant and
f.ttt,nrt N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
rInIpAI EunDnSo


FRESNO. Cal. April % TO put
nu a building for Uncle sam and
pot Il up 80 that Uncle Sam VII
be- satisfied With Il Is something
Of a tioklshh Job for man Any
contractor vii admit II When .
woman undertakes a Job Ike this
we'll. abe must knoN her business.
Mrs. ". u Maxwell, wife OF
local contractor. Il n woman who
knowa the building business fiEht
down 10 the ground She IL super
Intending the construction OF the
government po1tofftce aud federal
building here. The structure. which
Il nov almost compieied. is tire"
stories. stane aud brick Contract
or NAxw.u VAS called away when
the building was but Just begun.
Mrs.. Maxwell has been boss 81
the operations ever since
Mrs Maxwell Il 20 years cid She
IL IN her office ON the fifat floor OF
the federal building eight heufs ey'
efY day. Tier sord ia never CUES
toned The men under her have
tho utmost confidence ia hes indg
ment. she passes ON estimates.
aararvisea freight shipments IN
apeeta tho work and hires all men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
HERES a PERFscr MAN
HIS WIFE SAYS so

lie PORTE. Ind. April IA l..
Pret9 IL "A perfect man.
It's wife says so.
lie and his wife beth say 50.
Here are some OF the high quail.
ties OF the perfect man. ennmer.
aicd by Mrs. pretz. who is carrying
on her husbands advertising cam
palga
lie Is entirely free from little
vices. the use 81 tobacco IN any
form. profanity and Intoxicating
liquors OF any kind He a. clear
and clean. mentally. morally. polit.
ically and physically"
After setting forth her husband 3
virtues she SAYS;
Perhaps we should feel deli.
cacy IN speaking as We have. hut
We feel nothing of the kind. Mr..
Potz Is our husband. We have
tried TO remember and be faithful
10 ouD marriage vow In the begin.
ming we we're opposed 60 his enter
INK the campaign. but now that he
Is in the nights shall never be too
dark nor the mud too deep for us
to 20 out on foot aud out Of our
way To get him "A vote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
LIBRARY BOARD
ACCEPTS SITE

M aud Mrs Watson Aliens do
nation ~ a half block ia the Uni.
ycrslty district for the site o. one
Of the branch libraries has been
accepted bY the library baafj. The
site donated b. the Aliens ie 10
Gated at Goth - and Tenth av. = =
and occupies total area 81 Is.
200 square feet
A second branch viii 30 located
At West Seattle II an additional
90 feet can be secured to The prop
erty donated D. I Il SicsE Al t2nd
aud West COLLEGE stu The third 10.
cation all he either at Fremont
or Green Lake n a Eood site f.
Donated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
PLAN TO PREVENT
SPRING FLOODS

With the object Of preventing fur
Their floods during the rainy season.
residents Of Renton are planning
the construction 81 dyke 81 ne
mouth 81 Cedar liver. diyertinn the
waters Of that stream into Lake
Washington.
At present Cedar river largely
emutica into Black river, which in
turn Joins the confluence 81 the
White and Duwamish rivers The
result ia that the charged waters
OF Cedar river flow largely into the
Black and Dusamiah rivers. and
the lands adjoining both streams
are flooded almost every spring
The plan IL to have the county
commissioners create dYhing dis
Hict aud have the work paid for by
the people benefited II IA expected
ia cost about $4,000 The project
has the sanction OF the federal au-
thofiues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
POLICE COURT GRINDS ITS
0VER-SUNDAY GRIST

John Smith. who travels under
the high sounding title 81 Society
Red. was fined 500 b. Police Judge
Gordon today because he rode Into
town ia baRcar s8Oelrty Red
claims 10 be- teamntsu bat hia
advent into Seattle faiinsto impress
the Judge
Two Step Johnson. tbiida John
Han aud Oscar Johnson we're arrest
I'd b. pa6olman Johnson Saturday
night because they tried 20 create
booze famine Judge Gordon
decided lt was 49, much Johnson
Two Step" and tiuida we're ar.
hehsed 81 each Oscar viii iarry
awhile. as he 10 broke.
Andy White explained the pres
onos Of a isidsd aixah0otsf IN hia
pocket b. stating that he VAS
afraid Of vicious dogs. llih aver
sion 10 eaainea 1s,at him so. ia
White asked N "a permit 10 carry
weapons would ~ Issued % him
bat the court demuffed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
10y United press.1

N1V @NfHAHA fH#HN
LONDON. April 90 The English
press generally xioN The Italian
demonstration against Turkey with
surprisingly iiitle concern. Many
81 the most influential journals take
the attitude that italy Is making q
diplomatic mountain out Of q very
small International mole Hit and
that the cause 81 tho contention lH
30 irininF that the sudden display
Of force IL uncaiied for
The Daily London Times even
takes the stand that the dem0natfa.
ton against the Porte Is uulusiifled
n this time. a. Il divides tho forces
Of the powers Ia their demands
upon the sultan for the prosecution
Of vigorous reforms ia Macedonia
The Italian squadron IL expected 10
appear of the coast ~ Asia Minor
Thurnday It's destination f. secret.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

Joseph Fuieran. an Itsll..
be landed DO town yestera.. h-ii
ZOO 10 Foy some debts TO- IN
ployef In Tacoma pu,sfsa -.
armed when be arrived 10, a
minutes later be vas Al "a. ssea
station futsral oontrtklf.s -
10 the city eHchsnisf. "
Theodore Hhellk0f. an H.
dian. viii serve 10 days FOR 49,. ~
laling O jag ta0 hour sf,ey nm
relessed from jail saturday y "a
Charles faksH0to. sho -.
Is porter Was fined 10 60,
b. Police iudg" Gefa8e 49,
sticking clyde walker. 0fI..
nessboy Saturday nisst
fa4smOt1 said 10 mef.I,
the lad 70 ono Side Wiil.,
ed that The japanese struos N. ~ Il,
With his clenebed flst b.rs,,ss :. $
boy tried ~ sell him : a.,
large crowd chased The oa...
and for a while ugly threats -.
made. W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
WOODMEN EXPECT
HEAD OFFICERS

Head camp officers Of the Pacific
Jurisdiction Of the Woodmen OF the
World will arrive In The city to-
morrow
Local W. q VS. have made ar.
raugemeats for a monster meeting
In the evening AZ the hail 81 Seat
tie camp No. Sc. Al ole Spring St
All camps uf Seattle and vicinity
viii be represented Candidates
from all the lodges will be initiated
by a picked degree team.
The visiting party consists Of
Head Consul / l. Boak aud his
private secretary. Arthur futile.
from Denver. Colo. Hesd Advisor
r Clinton Neale. Pasadena. Cal;
Head Banker T. r. Snodgrass.
Eugene. Ore. aud Head Manager
John Pattison. ColfaN. Wash The
head manager Is mayor OF Colfax
and prominently mentioned as can
didate for governor on the demo.
cratic ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
BAD GANG IN
The Tolls

PtTTSnuRG. Pa. April So
With the arrest 81 five Young THUGS
who call themselves fbe Gamblers
OF the West. the police believe
they have broken NJ one Of the
worst Aud hiEFcaf ORGANIZATIONS Of
young criminals ever known Ia the
east The boys had complete az.
Fanixation that defeated ihe e.
forts % the police They number
more than 90
Most ~ them viii be In custody
In the next - hours he brains
Of the gang u Mike Ross. 10 wears
old His chief assistant Is John
piafek. Is Years old. They cracked
a number q safes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
ETAkYTO n WE TURKEY
WITH SIG FLEET

bur generally supposed 10 Be- s,,t,.
The hafbOr u Smyrna. pslFs,
possibly Iaffa y
The latter however, IL sl,u,,.s
on an open faadstead. and ! sI,s,.
wind afousea a very ugly sea ~
Il j. not generally believed /. !.
the neetH objective point
Tie fleet carries 5.0ss men
nouneemeui vas made ,hle nav,,..
that The destroyer fiotllis we~t
Join the batileshlDs en- roals n.
Italian government demands -,
the Turks allow II the prfvIiexs :
conducting IT, own postofflee -
TEN IN Turkey aud Turkish is.,s
tory as other first class psxs.
have done
The killing 81 an Italian mls,ls.
Ary a. Trp0I. a nominal possess,,',
Of The sultan. has also added 10 n.
complication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
N. p. ORDERS MANY
FREIGHT CARS

In order 60 handle a rapidly In.
ereaslnE traffic. the Northern Pa
oitic Railroad company will pur
chase $500. 600 worth Of frGtyht
ears during tho next 60 days. ac
eofding 20 e. N, Leyey. third vice
president OF the road. who b IN
Seattle,
Among the new cqa,ymcnt viii be
500 refrigerator ears 20 handle the
fruit trsde
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

y ACRE TRACTS
No family need naF rehi uheu thry
can tar fran tne shaIre acre tiata
flrb saii. 90 foot street la foot aiisv.
cleared ready for Hhfden dfan 60 $500
Payable fEa cash balance ten usr month
Flte ntnutea waik 70 eat Nsfth Wood
a. H. CLAYTON
aHt Empire Huiidiun
phane lad f1ta -1e.ef
SNAP ACREAGE aNAP.
4l5ta
20 Heraa rhniea afuuni near Country
CLUB and 0dd FHilsHH eHretafF. e. nIIia
from by. tfoo raah. balance tsruis ta
suit
y n CfAYroN
ait Empire uuiiaiha
lna HHHH fefH
navy YARD CRY
on tie beach lust sees q The navy
Fafa auif 3 citS hfnrEa
Tors $50 Ir
TERMS tt FEH WEEK
Waterfront lets. aYsf zee faet hstfsF
500 % TODAY. ~ We have sald ia irss
~ TWO weskr ts haaia etf aal
HuEuEHTuE uNNHHuEmHNT co
ICES Ama~fican haHa hlag -is.as
Fou aALH
Bee nHuali tHY IN city Three lots
gostQa4 80 hlafha ffapi car line. price
ouiY See ttea cssh, b. ienes sic per
month a iaiuinr less ssIliuF for stta
pna taeq saeh viii ds=sls IN short
tins.
- HHRHERgEs. tSc.
80 siaaha Hlar
rhSnaa Ssia ~. lne s2gl tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
~. lxx RsneIt Il pandsIs.

Seattle Star Exclusive es's-s
NEW YORK. April 2Q.---sts Y
pandorasg Sure they are panas...s
Isn't she the rainy daisy sa'A
she gets into this ns! -.
II is genuine mud denei 80
wears this every day when tne ts y.
and mud on Rroadway Is base y
tween her boarding house ana ~
biz theater. ..s
II makes her look Ike an $500 so,
from the Sultan OF tahn.- !,
harem. but she don't care AZ. :
don't bother her a BIZ when ~
makes the eyes Of the jonaan ~
stand out like buttons on ~
pers coat ,..,,r.
The pandoras are skirt protest. ,,..,
designed 10 aid a woman N wan ,,'.,
on a muddy day without so.. .Ss
her nettscoats They can be M u.
Of sin. rubber. muslin or nlo. ~.
They nc securely around Tue ~ M
TONS and are so fall above -. y.
thew will hold the skirts wi.s ny,
mussing them. Then they ' ~
into mere strips aud are iss. .s..''
al the waist on the belt V.a, n.
Iiv the rain coat oenceals 'he"'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

Indications point towards the 70.
opening Of the famous vii case OF
John Sullivan. the deceased Seattle
ploneer. whose million dollar eH.
tats mnyOthofllY he apportioned
between .ia alleged heirs In Ire
land. seustor PiicH. George Don
worth aud other attorneys Tor the
successful claimants O
John sullivan II the new elsim.
ant lie 10 retired hotel man Of
PitlHburH. IA. aud claims 20 be a
cousin Of the decenaud
Wllmon Tucker. a prominent ia.
cal attorney. has been retained IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
NEW CLAIMANT TO
SULLIVAN ESTATE

the case. lie said today that, al
though he was looking into the mat
ter. nn definite plans had as get
been made "a file a new suit al
though such thing r. probable.
4 have absolute proof That TIE
dead pioneer visited my brother
Mike Sullivan. bis cousin. Ia Ne"
York A. the COS. aud admitted biz
Relationship to us." said Mr. suili
van 81 the Cecli hotel
4 am prepared for fight for my
rights. There are seven other fifai
aud second cousins 81 John SUN.
van living
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

Of attorneys attending the confer.
cnee 10 represent the government
at the final hearing given persons
who deeife 10 obtain certificates Of
Naturalization They are also re.
quircd 20 examine not only the an.
ieecdeuts of the applicants for "a.
pern. but a further examination OF
persons who siEn their application.
Among those who are prominent
iu the conference are A. J Ballieti.
Of Seattle. and G s. White. of San
Ffanriscn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
BEGINS SERIES
OF MEETINGS

4 series 81 meetings ~ the chrlA1
tisn and Missionary Alliance was
aEensd yesterday at the taberuaeiss
on Main ~. between 18th aad ittif'
avs. Meetings sill b. held daily
except Saturday. Al 30 and : 50
. N By Rev Milton n ilaiea. u -.
formerly 81 the Northwestern mai
vernlty. Evanston. 81
Gooa music Niil be rendered AZ
al tho services This evening thr
topic will be The Conversion 81
saul ~ Tarnaa The subjects To
morfow will b. Water "a a Type
Of the HOLY Spirit and The Seven
Cries Of Jesua While On the Cross
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

= tind the most intense pleasure
In the work. says this business
woman During eorkiug hours
do not allow ms mind to b. occu.
pied with anything eise, find no
trouble IN handling tho men. ! do
not see Why more women do not
enter this work. A woman II az
well qualified 10 become a con,
tractor a. u = man am thorough.
" satisfied that ! ann patting up a
Good building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
Want Ads
Telephone Them To Us
And We Viii Do the Rest

charge FOR two consecutive
DAYS Ice per line per day Seven
words 10 the line. Three con.
aecutlve DAYS. one cent word.
one mouth. &C per line per day
Minimum charge for an ad
80 cents
All space used will be chagx'
ed al fun iina rates on 81
contract ADVERTISING or adVcr.
tising charged 60 account
BALLARD AGENCN-P II,
Slullen. 81 ballard w. opp.
City Hail rhone. hhiard SOC.
MAIN OFFICE seventh avs
between rnioa and University
Phones. Main 1850, Ind al 81
The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsible
ity Tor errors Of any kind oe.
eurriag In tcleDhonsd sdver
sisemeuts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
CRY HuA, estate.

NJ no YurH mpxukt.ow u~ osE
~ CIR AeuE ANu HhLF trnE
TuAerH NuRTH 80 THE tNitnnr
slTf AID aNKgSSA FAak.
HAfHE rorT owN NE1ErAnfEe
Fun foin TAuhE nANE VOTE
osLr WAY so iva sNYwAY
sAvr xotHsrt.F snME MONEY rHie
YEAR START ar TAXING Al
VANTAGE ur oEn sHHsENr tow
rilsE - feH rasTi', -, 90 !,
Yet AnE FkrINa roH 4 TIA Z
wtf.f- HsYE rot maNEN AN ~
HEATS PAVING nNsr vet ~
Garden Will SAVE Fur MONEY.
YOUR eiiteNENA Will. SAVE roe
MONEY
wHILE rHEF tter Ypu CAV sEF
rutHE fusCFH ny iNQrfnfSg AZ
OR owes At aNp a. rNtfEnt
SHY CAR lafHE uuNT DELAY
THEsg T8fSas Don't HAPPEN
EfEHN bNr.
MaLAugHt1S HEALrT CO.
ties American Rank BUILDING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
TWO ''BILLIES"IN
new YORK

NEW YORK, April William
Jennings Bryan and Secretary Taft
are both In New York today. and
both will make addresses here to
night Bryan comes here for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
$3.50 to $3.50 Each
~ BktStEH VALLEY

f.al. FHutArI etsarsd aad i-sslsd
Streets sfsasa sna stase@iss la ass
said
Das k5aek fsnas ear
Tee h5arks ffefH lssr
asNsnf fare
10 nsIraiss ffsiu fzanssf Hlasrs
s4aa4a = heals saHHrNss. sfafra aafF
ustfH
ass to t.1s ea snY tsfas pea eaa
afford 10 asss
aFA Tff.E MORTGAGE u0ND co
tsa SIS Gnisf tsIe#a
Mis- sssf faa Etft
ge=st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

purpose Of meeting his wife, sh6
e. returning from Europe ,o1EE
Taft all address = meeting a
layneu missionaries At czrrer<
hail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
TO sac aATTIEstlIps

Take boats AZ Pier 2. Ten round
trips daily. soc round trip. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

can ga saa Fhiass4 a. Fesns Nsfi 4. :
tst. washInrfan uatsr fsanf heH,s
lar9s af1ands fsaasa. - raansE resa -
tsFFs HsinH Faasu sod rl.tlr ffs placs
al farassMstt fssdf 20 aHFs late Ehts
u teaaflfsi place VII iake ere -
ara 2iss pirrsy - time - tss eaisace.
= rErrHsEy a CO.
zfsss Ertsr biesk
sound NkrNnrnosT
f.ats stss zee feet this = aHis eit9
hiaEaa frau che naHF Yard
rHfe Ea fea ~
TERMS 81 FEu WEEK
Ylrsss beach en- tas sauad Caais aHa
iakinw aver sraNaa - sterf beat t.
anEurmroN pEVKIorNeNr cn.
tees AfHsfiraa hank ride tk-st
4 uest Hftls hsras - ruams esHss
HistsiF FURNISHED $50 Stoves and cock
los afansiis diHsns table eith dishs.
dIn0 carpets ana shaifa iaf susfta ST
piastsa y safasu fine sisu. anh nsaf
faf# ffrHH. nnastaf each NJ MHwe
80 SIR Softb rhgne Ssfih isl 80
TO HOME BUYERS
ssream nsN hense lat ~ fsnasa fins
zee esss5sliE a.s,fi =, l5',s - +, &c
a. this rea - 81 aacs Aisa iats ~
salae TO- alton 81 deem aHd O. per
naufh We ere owners. a1t hEsnfa
INTERNATIONAL BOND 4 hEALrf
fsoa hmefiean nsns nias
r8R SALE
Lot seaf7t. eas tioss from car line
efias fsF Few days onlF fssa NdioIniuE
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WE ARB TAXING CROWDS
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the opposition ard University Hreunds
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WHY PAY RENT
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