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CHURCH NOTICES.

ST. PAILS CHURcH-z3d 81. NV. near
Washington Circle. Rev Alfred Harding u
D, ana Rev. Charles II. HoImead, Clergy
Holy Communion, 7-3G and II a. n. Morning
service and instruction, 10 a m. Special
enorai evensong. D. m Sermon by Rev.
C. " II. Troop. Of St Johns, Georgetown
vERPER sERVICE-Young Women7s Chris
tian Association, l2th and sts. nv. Ten
trance on L2tn ST. At 4-S9 p M Subject,
"A IWeuty-fOur Hour a Day Club" Leader,
Miss Miguoaette .. buckingham. II
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH, scottish Rite Han. 1907 q St NV
Morning lecture By Bishop Oliver c. Sabia,
Teaching How 20 Heal the sick Evening
lecture b. Bishop Ss1in, Explanatory. and
Teaching the Practical Application Of the
Morning Lecture Quiz meeting Wednesday
evening at 80 Seats free All invited Il
SPIRTTUALIsG-' Messages From the So
Called Dead. Alfred Il. Terry viii hold .
meeting Sunday evening at O'Clock. Leo
tuTeI followed by spirit messages and psy-
ch0meric readings ar Schmidts Han, SIC
sth St NV. Good music All welcome. 1t
THE SECULAR LEAGUE-Address, '-Our
National Movement Toward Conservatism. %
Prof. ". MCGeei paper, -Gipsy smith,"
" d Mackenzie; autoharp-song (. c Ken
ney; debate. p. m, Pythian Ten pie. 1872
SIN st nv. seats free II
CHRISTIAN sCIENCE-Ffrst ChuTc5 OF
Christ, Scientist, I5th and r sts- nv. Services
sunday. lD-5J a m. and p n. Subject.
Everlasting Punishment" sunday school
Il a. IN, Wednesday evening meeting Al 8
p. M Public cordially invited. All seats
free. Free reading room. 60I Colorado Build
ing. II
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Sth and II
sts. nv; Rev Samuel H. Greene D. D. pas
toE; 80 a. m. Sunday school, p. H. Bristow,
superintendent. Public worship. with sermons
by the pastor II a. IN. and I.S9 D. N. Teach
ers' Bible Club, Thursday, p m. Church
prayer meeting. D. N. EndeavOr meetings.
Tuesday .. m. and sunday. $50 and S. a
y. m All are cordially invited. II
HALL CHAPEL, 1929 Sth ST NV, Phoebe
Hall Lutrel, pastor. Services: sunday, 2;s0
Of the Holy Spirit" Public invited. Il
ORIENTAL PHIL,OSOPHY-Orienta EsoteFIc
center. l44s y 81. Lecture sunday evening.
S-l5I "Reincaruaton.' Wednesday, sis, The
aura Library OF philosophical works
Strangers welcomed. 1t
DISCOURSE by F. A Hall. representing the
Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society. SUP
Ject, Bible Proof OF Salvation Beyond the
Grave Is there hope for the countless
millions Of souls which have gone down into
ChTlstless graves ? The speaker promises a
positive and scrlpturaI answer 70 this import
ant question. Pythian Temple. 1912 Sth ST.
nN- Auditorium, sunday, November /, 1908.
at p m Seats free. No collection. II
sPIRITUALIsM-w. J. ColviIIe viii lecture
before the First Association. Pythian Temple
lol2 Sth st. NV. at II a. ~. and S D. m
Subjects, morning. What Is the Soul? Are
All souls lmmortalg' Evening Our ReIa-
tion 10 the Universe and Its Laws" In
pTOmptu poem. on subjects suggested by the
audience viii De given altar each lecture
MT. Colville viii also give lectures al s02 4
St Sc. on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday
evenings at o'clock. Questions Invited after
eaca lecture. II
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NEW WORKERS MARCHING.

NEW YORK, Oct 21.--Nearly lO,CO0
men, representing every branch OF ousi-
ness industry and important trade are
in line today for the parade under The
auspices of the Business Mems Pepub-
lCdp Association. Vice Presidential
Candidate sherman and Secretary Root
are reviewing the parade. The march
ing VIII continue. il is expected until
dark
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GIRL STUDENTS HURT.

COLUMBIA, $ e., Oct. Sl.-Patty La
grone, OF Johnston, >. g, is at honIe
with a broken ankle. ana Julia Wiiher-
spoon. OF Sumter. is in the college in
Urinary as the rsult Of a collision be
tween a regular trolley car and "a spe-
cial car filled with students Of the &C.
Iumlia College for Women
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DraIn uOuCeS inserted IN Inc
Washington Times will, on requesi,
be published in the next issue OF
The Baltimore News or The Phila.
delphia Evening Times without
/ -ther charge.
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DOG DEALER HELD.

READING. Pa. Oct Si.-Charies II.
Lands. Of this city. was arrested BY
Deputy United States Marshal Helms
on the charge Of violating the postal
laws. IT is alleged that DE advertised
dogs for sale all over the United States
and received orders with cash ina
closures from thirty or forty persons,
but never shipped the dogs.
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Births.

Joseph w. and Helen A. Smith. girl
John L. and Louise Shemeld, boy
William A. and Elsie T. Merrick, boy.
Thomas W and Florence T Moreland.
boy
Clemens b and Adeline J. KrOgmann.
boy.
William R. and Emma V Goodrich.
boy.
James T. and Alice CleaTy, boy.
james T. and Margaret J. Conner, girl
William L. and Jennie Curry. girl.
j. Carl and Edith NJ Atchison. boy.
WinbeTn {. and Josephine I. Adcock,
bOy
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The Vital Records.
Deaths

Deaths.
Winfield S. Pierce. A. years, 6l9 / street
southwest
David Flynn. % years. 2lI Tenth street
northeast
William L. Walker. months, 40 /
street southeast
William BTyson, O. years. Government
Hospital for the Insane
Emily i. Trickey. 20 years. Home for
Aged and inh~u1.
Richard BTOWU!ey, 81 years, ll15 Fifth
street sOuthf dst.
Charles Gallagher. Is years. United
States Soldiers Home, u. ..
William Rider, IS years, 1128 Eleventh
street southeast
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Marriage Licenses.

John J. Sheey and Mary J. Quinlan.
Washington.
Birdie 5 Berry, Porte. Va.
Earnest &. Barrett and Frances J.
BIaden. College Park. Md.
Ferebee :, Fisher and Bertha ). Brown.
Loretta, Va.
Edward F. Munsey and Edith May Peck.
Washington.
Frederick W Traband and Carrie ..
Smith, Washington.
stephen 5 Ball and Nellie J. Ennis.
kenilWOTth, d. G.
Joseph r. Mcguire and Anna J. Clark.
Washington.
Paul J. EscHner ana Linda n. KnOrr,
Washington.
Frank W. Mcclure and Eva +. VaIan-
bingham, Washington,
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HE WAS A MEAN MAN.

What's the matter now"
Before we were married you used to
steal kisses from me-"
You mean when your face was turned
away
YES"
Well, If yo4u turn your face away
I'll see II / c. get up enough courage
10 steal one now. Cleveland PLAIN
Dealer.
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CONNECTS DISTANT PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. S1-For the
first time steamer between San Fran
cisco and Honolulu has been in com
municauOn with both stations at the
same time. The Lurline. Of the Mat
son Navigation Company. talked TO
both ports when 400 miles out of San
Francisco.
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ELECTION FRAUD CHARGED.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. oct 5i.-The
grand jury here today returned another
Indictment against Albert Wesutr. fore
1nau in charge of the pipehtters at the
Sugar Greek refinery Of the standard
OH Company, Just outside Of this city,
charging that he bought votes IN The
August primaries
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DISCOURSE by F. A. Hall, representing the
Watch Tower Bible and Tract society 0Su1-
lecti Bible Proof Of salvation Beyond the
Grave" Is there hope for tha countless mil
lions OF souls which have gone down into
ChriStless gr2ves2 The speaker promises a
positive ana scriptural answer 10 this import
ant question Pythian Temple. 1912 SIN St
nv. Auditorium. sunday November I 1903
at ,. m Seats free No collection N
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In MemOriam.

sTARKE-In zad but loving remembrance OF
my dear -ughter. THERESA STARRE
who departed this life two years ago TO-DAY
Lived in life and rendered in death
II By Her Mother, Emma E Ffddeu
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Special Notices.

THE NINTH SEAiI-ANP4UAL DIVI-
dend Of two and one-half (21zg) per cent
has been declared on the preferred
stock of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company. payable December i
1908, 10 preferred stockholders Of record
November D. 1903, from the net earn
lngs OF the company Books for the
transfer OF prefer red stock will be closed
from November 21 1903, to December L
SOS, both dates inclusive. F. j. WHITE
HEAD, Secretary Oc3I-nO2 ass 10, Y.
Il. .16. II. is. 10 20 % a. % .. .gO-deI
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Colorado Building
Pitman. Graham, Barnes, Gregg, and Syllable
systems Individual instructions. Special rstes
FOR complete course Positions guaranteed.
ocZ7-f
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PILES CURE,S IN 80 IA DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any
case Of Itching, Blind, Bleeding OF Protruding
piles IN 6 20 a days or money refunded. soc.
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THE MILTON SCHOOL.
shorthand. TypeWFiting. Bookkeeping. ArltA-
metic-
ISo5 n. Y. ave. NV. Phone n. 4O4a
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Free Tuition

SPECIALIZE convince the public that d
P B. c. employ the BEST TEACHERS THAT
MONEY CAN SECURE. give the MOST
THOROUGH courses Of instruction in BOOK
KEEPING. BANKING, SHORTHAND
TOUCH TYPEWRITISG, TELEGRAPHY.
RAILROADING, AND CIVIL SERVICE To
BE FOUND; and that our facilities for secur-
ing positions for our students are ALL We
CLAIM. we viii, FOR the next i days give ali
presenting this al. ONE MONTHS 5 TUITION
ABSOLUTELY FREE II you are not con-
WINGED that all our claims are true. discon-
tinue at end Of FREE MONTH. owing us
nothing: % years unparalleled success and a
great chain Of 80 colleges located IN II
States, enables Us 90 give advantages not %
be found in any other business college.
DRAUGh0N'S Bssf5lss! B"siHsss COLLEGE
Successor to SpeuCeriau)
Academy Of Music Bldg, cor. sth and D sts
nv. Phone Main 4l20. oczz-f
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HALLOWE' Pumpkins. Ticklerss
Snakes, Skeletons; ali sizes; Live Spid-
eTs and Devils, Birthday Favors, Toys,
Crabs. Scull Masks. J. Jay Gould, ~
9Th St
ALL KINDS OF LEAKY ROOFS Re
paired; all woEk guaranteed 3 years.
estimates free; drop postal 612 F nW-s
Room 81, phone n. 5l68. Ocz3-3t
THE MUTUAL SERIAL BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.-The 18th annual meet
ing OF the Association viii be held on
MONDAY, NOV. 2, at 7:30 2. N in St
DOminic's Han. cor. 9th & sts. sw.
Payments on stock of the 18th series
will be due at this meeting. Shares. one
dollar per month. The sum OF 800 viii
be loaned on one share for a payment
OF two dollars per month, 81 900 for ten
dollars per month. Payments on stock
may be made 10 y. J. Burtt. treasurer
at his store, 4G5 9TH ST. sw. J. SOND-
HEIMER, President. J. J. DERMODH.
Secretary. OczS-6t
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STENOdRAPnIC ACADEMY

Academy Of Music Bldg, cor. sth and D stz.
nv. Phone Main 4i20. oczz-tf
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under the ordinance providing for
them the fixed estimates are made
to include only certain specific
items. and not the whole cost TO
the city at large Of making a public
Improvement
nay By day. as new facts Ia con
nection with the exporting of the
books come out. new indications APP
pear that a deliberate attempt was
made somewhere back Of Il 10 re-
fleet on the integrity or the ability
Of the men IN the city engineers
office
This circumstance Is accounted
for when tho allegiance Of Council.
man sawyer TO hig financial and
corporate interests Is taken into
consideration and when Il j. re-
called that the experts we're select.
ed ON the recommendation OF n
committee from the Seattle Clear
INK House association. The oppoel'
ton Of these special interests 60 the
retention of City Engineer Thorn
son has long been known.
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CELEBRATION IN HONOR OF
COUnClLM MAN SchMlTz

The whole Of Seattle IL invited
10 be pscscui ~ celebration to bs.
rendered ~ Luna park. West Seat.
tie. tonlFhs In honor Of Councilman
schmitE In appreciation Of bis Gift
10 the city Of tho pew Alkl Point
park.
Luna park will he thrown open
10 MI eoBera for the occasion. all
candidates for office before the APP
preaching primaries have been ex-
tended personal Invitations. the
city council has been invited and
win attend IN body, and other pub.
Tic officials are being urged 60 be
present
There Il no color Of politics %
the occasion. except in the respect
that Il marks Mr.. Hchmitxa retire.
ment from political life. Three
months In the city council have con.
vineed Mr.. schmitx that his forte
~ business and not politics. and
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REPLIES TO
CANDIDATES

Lot the candidates explain their
records instead of trying 10 deceive
the voters of tha city by calling the
Civic union names. says 7. Josen.
hans. president Of that body. IN "A
letter he has written supplement-.
Ing the report of the union on can.
didates for office.
The Civic union makes an I'm.
partial report. SAYS Sir. Joaenhima
1T has neither friends to reward
nor enemies 20 punish II eandi.
dates record In not good. that IL
not the fault Of the Civic union. hut
of the candidate. The Civic union
will state facts and let the pesple
be the Judge.
The practice Of calling names. 80
often resorted to by candidates. viii
not deceive any Intelligent person
Let the candidates remember that
they will. II elected. be responsible
to the whole people
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P|PERS ARRIVE
TOMOR RO "

The Joint program committee OF
Clan Mackenzie aud the Caiedon'
ian society which In planning the
Burns anniversary concert nt the
Moore tomorrow night. announced
yesterday that the pipefz' hand OF
Vancouver. u G.. engaged for the
occasion. will arrive tomorrow. ~
Mckenzie aud James stffrat ufll
perform the sword dance IN kits
Patriotic Scots waitcd In the
ticket line II the boz officc win
dow nearly all nlght for rcseFsa.
lions for the ehow
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MAY FOUND PUBLIC
TECHNICAL SCHOOL

The board Of education last night
discussed the ACCESSIBILITY OF max.
Ing the Waahlngioa hlKb school into
technical and industrial institu.
ton. aud abandoning manual train.
ing courses IN the other hlRh schools
OF the city.
An addition 20 the Washington
hixh IL bclns planned By the board
aud wili BE- built this summer.
a definite course VIII be decided
upon 10 the matter OF revision Of
manual training IN the high schools
heforS the plans for the washing.
ton high are fully determined apop.
The new addition viii cost s7s. 600
To fie0. 600.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. ss--
Rumors Of an uprising or Invasion
In Honduras have reached the
state department. Details are
lacklnx. but IL Il believed that the
leaders OF the movement are fer'
cons who wcrc driven Out " Hon.
duras into Guatemala dnFins the
last revolutionary outbreak.
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tsesttie star Exclusive Service
ROME. jan. 2s--Thc great white
plague preyH upon the high and low
alike Thousands Of the poor ~
Italy auccnmb to Il annually Now
II 10 making itself fclt upon the
royalty The latest threatened sic.
tim n the Duchess Helena OF Aosln.
now IN caino for her health Tier
physicians have ordered her 20
khsrioum. in thr hope that the dry
air OF the Sondan desert may prove
beneficial She has been suffering
from inclplenf tuberculosis for a
year.
The duchess Vas the Princess
Helena OF Orleans before her mar,
Rage to the Duke Of Aoata. In June.
1905. She has two sons. the Prince
Amadeus. AGED ?. and the Prince
Almone. AGED years
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COOLING WANTS
NO OFFICE

cOEuR D'ALENE. Idaho. Jan.
Is Gov 0oodlng. Of Idaho II nat
a candidate foe any office what.
ever. lie Il especially DESTROYS Of
seeing Senator Hepburn reelected
TO the United States senate. and is
also supporting Judge Ailnhir Tor
the seat ON the supreme bench of
Idaho" said Charles a. Elmer. pft.
waite secretary OF Gov. GoodinK
and acting adiatant E~nerai 81.
NOR h accompanied D. Col Charles
varnain. a retired United States
soldier. and eaa IN the eiff lat
evening inspecting Company G. Of
the national guard.
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Al Pan,aae.,.

narthoIdi'a performing cocka.
toos. the Narcotics. rag seuIptors.
and the Georgiaus. eccentriquea.
proved 10 be the most popular Of
the new vaudeville acte which
vent on ut Pantegsa' theatre yes.
terday. Miss Lois Feurt and Alas
Murtel Window were heard In op.
cratic selertioas. and there are a
number OF other new turns this
week.
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OF A. ]. Goddard. who h q
candidate on the republican ticket
FOR the nomination for councilman.
at.larEc. tile Civic Union IN its re.
port issued iaat Saturday. says
a J. Goddard. real estate
broker aud banker. merchant Ia
Minneapolis. resident OF Seattle
since 1883. founder Of Pacific Iron
Works at Fremont. former owner
and operator Of steamers on this
yukon river. former member Of the
legislature aud In lkaz a member
" the city council from the Ninth
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ward. II man II ability and Of
the highest integrity and IN favor
Of the best in civic life, Was an
active opponent of the Stone nv.
extension through Woodland park.
IN his candidacy Mr.. Goddard Is
receiving the support u q major
ity Of the substantial business men
~ the city. Ills 20 years Of reni.
dence In Seattle have given him
an extensive acquaintance and his
relations with the hundreds Of men
who have been employed b him
have given him an ensiahie stand.
ing Ia labor circles
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Adsic and her lions stirred up
interest AZ the Coliseum yeater.
day. and proved TO be the feature
Of the new bill crimmlns and
Gore appear Ia What Are the
Wild Waves Saying" and are fun.
ny as OF yore. Tho four thrown
brothers and Doc kealey have 4
comedy musical turn. and there are
several other acts worth seeing.
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GIRL
:
SUICIDES

: WALI.A WALl.A. Jan. ss.--Misa
.ilefnioo roe. the iS.year.oid dauRh.
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. y. X. Coe. OF
died about midnight from
drinking carbolic acid with suicidal
intent She was Ia have taken her
school examinations today aud had
become unbalanced through over,
study. Her ia.yearold brother was
In the room 1T the time and made
AN uneueeeanfui attempt 10 prevent
her from drinking the poison.
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lSeattFs Stsf's EseIuslse ssrsies.l
LONDON. Jan 9s.- Radfun teas
aFe quite the thing ROW with the
smart set Mr.. VIM Gillette. prince
Of entertainers and pronounced
celebrity In a social say. nfisiuassd
them Society has atAmpeded IN
his ~aks
They are merriy lectures wIth
magic lantern accompaniment. II.
iuatrAfink the marsels # fndinm
Polite London II 10 fapfures over
the new idea which viii be extend.
cd to eoyer whatever mas be the
topic Of the hour In future Mr.
Gillette II the founder Of the aaehe.
lofa' club.
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CLUB GETS JOBS
FOR MEMBERS

The business Msn'a club Of the
First Christian church held its
monthly meeting and banquet last
night
4 report Of the work OF the bn.
rean Of Employment. recently start.
ed. showed that for the month past
nearly = score of members had been
furnished work through thai agency.
Prof. Miller. OF the chair OF for
estry Ia the state university. lee.
tured before the club on the forest
wrpwshs of Washington.
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EXPEDITION
ATTACKED

BRUSSELS. JAa. 2S-Adxioes
have been received here 20 tho
effect that the American expedi'
ton led BY H. Dorsey Mahun,
which was seeking 20 penetrate
into the wllds of the congo Free
State. In the interests Of the Amer
lean Congo. vas attacked by
natives and compelled 20 with.
draw.
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ADJUSTMENTS


The Seattle Sfmphons oFehea
tra's third symphony eoacrfs viii
b. given At the Nuoru theatre 10.
night The orchestral nambera
will include a beethoven overture.
Rnhenstein concerto. Anskos
ski suite. aud Mozart symphony
The soloiHt viil be r.. EsHtsffeff,
pianist.
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THIRD REGIMENT BALL.

Tho Third battalion. sueaad res
imeat aud Company A. signal
Corps. National Guard Of Wash.
inKton. Viii entertain AZ mill.
tary ball Thursday evening nj
Chrlatenaen's hall. broadway and
Madison Sc
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AlblnI. the magician: Bessie Al.
len. a dancer; win King. n He
brew comedian. Tracy and Garter
In n musical act. the illustrated
song aud the moving pictures com.
bine to make the bill at the Star
attractive this week.
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DE Wolf Hopper. supported By
Marguerite Clark and what II al
vsrtised as metropolitan com.
pany. comes 10 the Moore theatre
Thursday night for five perform,
ancea Of 'ifappyland." the Rankin
De koyen comic opera
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A solid hour of entertainment
Is furnished at the Eden Musee
for one admission this week. New
vaudeville, headed by Al Mastiff.
a clever yentriloauist. is a feature
OF the varied attractions offered.
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CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY.

Mrs. a. Holman. OF Bothell. was
rendered surprise party yeeter.
day on the ocegsi0n of her
elghty.first birthday A good time
was enjoyed by all present.
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while he was urged 20 stand a. n
candidate for reelection. be de-
cllned 10 do 20.
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contlnued Attraetlons.


At the sesttle--"peok's bad
Boy"
At the Lols-"Hlue Jeans"
Al the Third Avenue-sThe
White Tiger OF Arizona"
At the Lyrie--"A $4,000 Beauty. "
Beauty"
Al the ofand-sDevil's Auction. T"
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Death OF Gen. no.ard.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.-Gen. Chas.
II. Howard, brother Of Gen. O. O.
Howard. u, s. A.. retired. died AZ
his home In Glencoe, suburb. aged
20 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

In case Of loss you can step fight
into our head office and get the
thing promptly fixed up The
Washington Fire Insurance com,
rany. sss
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Chairman Fowler. OF the Gem.
mlttee on banding and currency
urges new banking laws.
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This report neglected. however. 10
take into consideration the fact that