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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12

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{. moutugz Morgen BON Der ct. gins
cen3 &ir6e aug itdtt.
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am 5reitag b. 10. fam BON oerIelben
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ten i6uloia 6efanrt bate, pur0s gu
5 SabrsH Gtaats5uhtbaus Oerurtheilt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
Wenthie.

Otutuies ]
Rute s;H6en. - erdbeL. 5o-6oe: usue. acuN
fiona. Der SOS. S3.5O-4O0.
srant. Sseiiaes. per 5unoert aopie. s2.oS
Gelbe 9iabeu. - SieHee, per BufbeL, so-s5ei
nene oeuiiianu, per Sab. $4.5o-6.00.
SiHmsHiepi. 0aliiorRia. Crates, $780,
esasrie. - sieHae. oos qusenb, 1920.
@arisH. Suiaois (@endaabaus). ianca
erobe, ons gubeR0. 75-90c.
1855 sans, bo-5Oe; eoniitana, LANCE erfnel
ess QiaHt. - SIorioa. Der Crate. s2.5O-
sasslaaa. - aeusr. nouiaana. per stuns
gsssrTsttis. eisResr. in 6Iaiasn. DussnNi
sena- Sier aspa9fsuer. per 1ussuS. e
aGh Srdse. s-f0c.
eaIat. gifnerfaIai. tisHss sas 1nseus
argiialat. = EoaiiaHa. per SAB faHcs. trtf34
81 5000; geriB9er bic Si.59. !
4laipran. r. Sieieer 100 gunoel a5e-Sl. II
&ieiicrmaH5s. eieiiae Erseno HaneeL zoI
n1iajsrusms. 1isroHfn. Der RFnnb. no. II
$5~soe 10 2 SoI S,saa, sos q.,.,uA a.
9stsTiiis. = sisiise sas aussn0 sanssL 81
&ssffsr. sieiasr. 7s-soe.
! elephant. eisiiee. per aanoeI (ein EntJ
IIeine climbed, L Hoh Sress l5-2oe w..l
UHrtDHetn. ~ &lacouitu. W3t1tGQu pper D(tA(
neias. ssriHae, 4oc; rots. iancb. 5i-5se; bisaa9
Il nam Gudltdt llus beEi 2ahenl 60-65c.
Rnsltsarn. = eisfiss Der EHeeHs eaHoeI
Sinfasaaas = aonuDa. per suhtL s5-oes
6issae. Eer HuittI. 25-30e.
esalsd. = eiefoer, per 100 eanssL ssc7
sginat Satn0is osss aeHtuss. ASu.RS
ssaaR. : oisasss. FER ausens. sLoo-
eosusn. gIsrisa. saEBsss. s2.Oe-2sss
xSmafsH. : aaiifosuia. s.sorb-Gsaiss. SGD
Tasaivs. eisrse ss4oc. assef1sns
ae-5oc. meme ecniaaia psy SaE ss.o0-s5G
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me5rins. aleraHoers EigEan srstls, s3.75[
400. Snof. St8o-25s Spps. s3.50-s75f
RaHapfcl. S3.0o-8G5, nn6sre Eottsn. $780,
2.7F. - Or aufhsis: Nrlne eo1Gpfef. T5q
f1nso rete ssasitL SioEi15; GssotuIi4E
bananas. - Sumeo. Der suna 50 2si
Enaiabfs. Si.65-t.T5; Suns. N.25-f.6s.
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EaiIiryHia. feeare-esiieH. 7s-soy: b0-e1
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sersusa. gaiagrnia Needs. IL ns6 sr
Ectht S2-75@ CO. ezra arsaf-Hhtis &C.
2N3, Ttt8inu. s. -E-SN
gtnts. ~ 1us0riert rrr 100. SLee-f. 2st
EaEacl. Fgriea Z na4 Grfsg Sle9E
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
gus Rurtnr.

Dnrh eineR Stur3 aus elmer
0obe bon 80 Sup trlitt Otr 43 Sa6ye
olte Contractor 6rso, Stuien eircu
idbtn Goo. SEMEN mar beim Illus
puBsn einss 9auMes beihdfti9t ure
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Dapio 9alpton, elmer Der dlteItta
6abgiNn.en uuo @sIh6itsIeute oieiey
Staoi. 1T i'm 9ltsr DON rs Sabrsn IL
neU Shl19anlaQe erIesen. gr par
lelt 1886 bier nobnbaft, sriinbets bic
Belle Sim Wlnf5. 60. un0 mar Nit
sliso Der S@albtb6yos unb ots Stao!.
taths.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
MarktbE rt1tE
Getreibe NIB Otetl.
gsiLpanEee qlarEt.

&eileu. - Iermine tuareH u~greeeImdsin
Wsai idlob 1.06c. 5uli $3.50. 8rOben bel IA
@arS Anfubr llau. umidte: 80. Q aorteerH,
1 Gar 1.tlc. 1 DO. 1906; ao. 8 Gurum, / Cad
sOe. 1 DO; SIC; glo. 2 @iHier. / Car LOCO: 9koi
2 baxter A3iHter, 2 Cars 1.O7Mc. :
W}ats - 2erullne rpareu uiebriger. Mldl
ihieB 61Ac, Suit $3.50. @roben bel 7 Gars
lHiuhr lietla. umi1be; 30. 3 gelber, I &at
&c; 30. 3, Gar 58c, 1 90. 57%c. 1 DO. STAG
1 DO. 57c. 20. 1 gelber. 1 Gar 5oc.
Deriie - Bel IS Cars @Hiubr iietip. I'M
tdee: @Itra 3, / Car t.04e, 3 Do. 1.02c. 1 %
100, 1 DO. 90c, 1 DO. csc, / DO. 97c, 1 90. 96c
2 DO. e2c; go. 3, 2 Cars 07c. . b.. 98c. / DO
s5e, I DO, 94c. 1 90. CSC. / DO. 92c; go. 4. ]
Scr 02c; 21Iota. 1 Gar LOCO.
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faee 20. l. J Gar 84hc; 30. 2. / Cor s3Me.
9Gter. - Bet 4 @arS Qnfubr b0ber. umidbe
20. 3 peieer, 1 Gar 5iHe, 1 DO. 5iAe. 1 DO
Ole, 1 DO. 50He, / DO. 50c, 1 DO. 49Lc: GtnB
bnro, 1 Gar 52c; so. 4 netBer. / Gar 60e. 2 DO
49ass 1 DO. 47hc; 30. 4, / Car Ashe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12

GbteagO, 8. 9anuar. glsDi minten
ugi5er GnteHt5 4.5O-4.so: SfrdiebtB. 4SU-l
te5; esrina 9atsnis. b.26-5.40: eiraigbts,
$50; eafers. 3.s5 41E: 30. 2 epriuol
tpei8eH, 1.0s-112; 10. 8 Gprino @eisen.
/ 00-ft2; 70 2 roter. 99h-100A; 30. I
m2ais 5sR-69e; 20. 2 aelber. 62-e2zc;
9so. ? 6dter, 50he: no. 9 neiber. ....: go. &
peiber, 4s-53c: 30. Q HssseH, SIC; 6nttsr
gsrite quite bis widlserausleie. eel. o.
no. 1 Mcrtbipeiifrn. 1.22; Brtmn Ginrothoia
men. 435-44O; Dlebs@erf. t300-f310.
6imat5. T.90; Sbort Rib Gibes. 8.75-7.25
sbort CLEAR gi6es. TOO 7.57h; Nbisfeb
1.35. aieefauen, 1900.
ct. 2outs. s. ScH. @eiSen. - so. 2 70
lter. 14A-i l05h; No. 2 barter. 1.o2-1O5M,
Wais. - 30. 2. 57-57hc.
0dier. - 70. 2 meiber. 52ikc.
&aulos tn. 5. San. meissn ~ SO. z
Barter, 99c-1 OAK; 30. . roier. 1.o3h.
Mats. - 30. 2 genifhier. 5sh-59&e.
Saicr. gtp. 2 fueiser. sic.
RfuneapoIts. s.. San Bti6ea - so. !
Roribern, 1.t2A: 30. 2, siprtberR. LOS.
Wg6l. - 5irit Clears 4.3O-44o: Seccrbs
Clears. 9.90-3.60i Sirit 8atents. 5.70-5.s0.
.SecoHo 9atsutB. b.e0-570.
GuIutb, s. SaH. - RRtsen-gp. 1 9orfb
srH, 1905 30. 2 gloribern. 1.o7h.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
Butter, Gisr nilS Raie.

9RtrT. uHInbr 2Isos RfS. r1arft fsa -
Creazlero, eIira. a9hc; 6irits. 26-27e: Geei
enos, 2S-26c; WenoDateb, 2i-22c; Eatrn
faHce, 24e; 0tnes, 21-22e: Sou, 2e-gfc3
Badtna. 17-i7me; Grerfe. 6-7c.
SAFE. - aufuhr s5,7tS BIB. Ularit mtgie.
ameytc1n SUD Cream, 10-12kc: grid. 10-
12he; Girburger, 1Sh-i5c: enpetses. 12-
16e.
Gisr. auintr 147 Bitten. wSarff fes
Jrth1a 22-27e; GecoHss. 19-t4e.
g%ptedee. :. SaH. Butter Greausrb. %
-29cs Tairh, 1S-25c.
SAFE. 3aiies, is-fskc; Tptns TX
12he; goIRe aHssieas, l2h-1se; sri4 IL
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12

RlsstamsH .................. 1850 1850,
BTo1ttsnsu. - qteoriaer; Web.9orf. 1901
Uni 8rtma 9amof6nlal5, $40; &diufen IA
&c. S6Ritern. 6%-6hc MitteIff1de B&-7He!
3te e6Irbpretie Der Brobenmdrite In Wtg
Houfee fir ba6HIdeernoe @dreH itno pie iplat3
n10-111h; go. 8 Spring 93e-f.0s: Grira
3 @eriie 97e-1.04; &c. 1 @oaeen. s4-s41hcl
20. 8 Wlais. 66-69eg StanoarS Safer. bly,
sec.
Die obieen iinTats jinb nab sriefes oFfisieL
lem Eotio 0pmneTcial Better beaTbeitet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
SIaTd uab WcflissI.

8ifb. - Saien. per Euseuo. s1.25-1.B0f
Dor sauirrels, 65-I5c; SquirrsIs. grnue. sod
smmeine. - Observation-Disclosures. Ifn
Re, 6-6Ne; fhpere 9anre 4ik-5c.
2dmmer. @ef9lahtct. 9-t0c: 2dnImer u
id; EhniiIeiih. Sc.
2ebeuOes Weiligei. ~ ohbner. 0enuen. Ieimn
gu 7MC fbUere alie Shbuer. &c; Sbrinas. Ok
B1kc: Gnfen. ollie 9c: iunee gHfen az gkc
fnnne. i0-tfe; SAME. iHuere. NIT 5e6erH
$40 Coco; iietne ousgernpite. per 2nbcRl
g. 1000.
s5ei1iu6ttscS @eHhasl.. 1urfebs. dolce
lfiper. t5c; general Hun. iair bts gut. f2KZ
lac; EDms. 1867 biinn, Zoe: GdHfe. auseeiunta
rein 9lac: gHien. rein cute. 10hc; quite fette
eh-l0e; oiiIHe. ialent eepubte. 7-sc; Glib
ner. Gprinaer5. ausaeiunie. 0-9kc; Semen
s-s1kc: i6Ie8t eepnbt bis al 7c.
Sauben. ee5enoe. 9utene, eoe-st.0os
iris. 7s-s5e; lunss xaubsu. fste. $500: mG
acre. $1.O0-1.2 %.
9alber. - gn @esui6t bon 500 ghruH
4h-5c; 60-76 8fuuo. 5h-6c; 1870 @fbl
eh-7kc; s0-100 RiHno s-she; ronbe IN,
bnnH &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

who wear tousled whlakers and
smoke cotncob pipes
Speaking Of crops. IN one year
United States produced. Corn. g..
9z7aIG.09l bushels; wheat. 1885,.
260970; oats. 9G4.90t.522: barley.
f7S,9i6.4Sf; rye, 33,37f,S 33.
What with his bland explaining.
What with his Indignant airs.
We find we've been entertaining
A trust angel al unawaros
II tried to pay the suffraRiats a
compliment last night In my speech
but II didn't seem 90 be appre.
cia1ed."
what did you aayg"
Il said that the sufffaglsts would
leave large footprints on qhe sands
OF time TltBits.
Wren a man has an excuse FOR
going downtown every night it'a a
pretty stirc sign that he ls married
10 the woman
IN CO. look here. ctr I g0t M
b. give bag seat that that LADY,
Second Man (sitiina downs
That's OBJ tight, old fellow she's
INV Wio Life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
THE BUSINESS or CHARITY

Constructive philanthropy has large rounded and sat
syng sound and abstracty spoken falls with pleasing ca
and the But brought into concrete
realization Anglers the ordinary individual who gives his
mite the poor with hearty generosity that rees only OF
the Joy giving the happiness OF receiving Aid given in
the statistical Christ popular in spite OF all
the experience logic and deliberately intricate reports OF pro-
fessional charity workers.
These experts inform that the stimulation which makes
dig down pocket for Bit Of change 10 meet the
appeal OF the needy the spot altogether wrong that our
quick impulse provide meal bed for some unfortunate
is positively harmful Mnsterng the distressed IS cold
hooded business proposition which there is no need Tor the
milk OF kindness the pulsaons OF tho big heart
To help the poor help themselves and to root out the
mcndcant the aim OF the Charity Organization society To
do this business organization Is necessary and this business
organization demands funds for its existence People who
give their whole time and energy this work must OF neees
sy have salaries Then there is and other expenses
such telephones stationery and fare All this eats
less into the money given for charity.
These generally known at least. suspected
They generally appreciated in their true light
Hence arises the everready cry Of graft The redbooded
woman gives dimes dollars with sponancy and no
thought OF scientific data the subject They swayed
either BY natural generosity and goodness OF heart or by
gous expectations involving repayment here and hereafter
They their dollar handed whole to person
who needs it, upon any deduction for salaries and
office expenses the light o. fraud They fail to note the
charity and philanthropy Charitable
CARNATIONS charitable They pilanthrope which
different thing, and although goes against the grain to
admit better and effective.
The attitude OF the charitable public toward its depend
ents . hike that Of an indugent mother toward spoiled child
With this mother YOU may argue 20 no advantage
She proudly ruled by natural sentiments and refuses adopt
which her and everyday experience
tells her right Rather she viii continue spelling the child
doing il positive harm, and exult over H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

Until Grants second term. salary
Of president WAS $4,000 year
Mr. Debs' meals on the Red
Special" cost him only ~ cents "a
day. Huh. Mr Chains drinks for
g year don't come 10 that much.
Union forces begun battle OF shl-
Ion without breakfast Grant was
surprised Sunday morning. April
6. 1862. by confederate forces, while
making the breakfast coffee.
Purchaser: Does anything go
with this baby buggy2
Salesman; Yes; somebody has
to 20 with It 70 push IT,
Nearly time TO put your ny
Geysess away In the cedar chest
CO. horsepower equals lifting ~
$4,000 pounds one foot one Uiiuute.
Little nine o'aroh Chicago boy
charges a brewery permitted bis
fatiusF ~ become "a dfunhard, and
asks $4,000 damages o
No. girls Il Is not q faopthat al
womGn'a departments iu neWaDar
pers aff edited br baldbeaded men1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

/ When the democratic party came
tAndltionH which have goua 10 maze
Tito being there were none OF the
he present democratic inHues'
thsre were no great business cor
lhlrationa. no huge railroad ayulemA,
~ wealthy induHtrien foatercd by a
tariff Thomas jefferson. 10 whom
democrats refer as a patron saint,
vas farming gentleman ~ Wiz.
ginia. lie believed IN the farmers
life. was opposed 10 biz cities. or
any other form of concentration.
Hs wanted a nation like his native
state. Ito opposed concentrated
government. and believed In reKn.
latluH local matters locally HE
had many sRlaudld ideas.
Tho democratic party 81 is5s.5o
was the party Of tho vested inter
eats Slavery was 90 the country
then much what Wall o. IA today
The wealth which then bought aan-
alors and courts Was the wealth o.
the slave holding south The pro
greaslyes" and the radicals" oi
that day were the Lineolns. Sum.
uers. Medills and Oreeleya, These
headed the various movements
whieh finally wiped out slavery IN
a bloody war
Tho democratic party became the
heritage OF that wretrhed strife
South. u opposed numerous ili-ad
viAed and oppressive measures by
which republican power attempted
to reap the fruits % victory. They
called u reconstruction work
ThiH 81 southern white men came
80 stand for negro domination
North. during 30 years following
the war. the term democrat stood
Tor little more than general oppaai
ton 10 ths ruling po@era. u vas
the minority cut ~ poWer II Vas
composed mainly ~ the elements
n discomfort Il waH loosely organ.
lrsd and poorly led hut u had a
certain strength al~Aya from shat
has come 10 he known as the solid
south"
TNengy years " taking The re-
nponsibiilty finaiiy dld for the ~
politicians Grover Cleveland sas
elected. The issues" ~ that cam.
paian Nrte not 90 much fundamen.
al principles a. they wern criticism
~ ruling poMnrn and candidates
Abuses had grown up. There pefc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
G. n. OFFICERS ARE
ALL REELECTED

ST. PAUL Oct a--At the annual
meeting Of the Great Northern
s;ockhpldera which Nas hcld for
the first time IN ST Paul yesterday
afternoon. ) J. IAN. L. w. Hili aud
Frederick Weyerhaeuser. whose
termK a. directors had expired.
we're reelected.
The board Of directors reelected
the officers OF the road. az follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

AT last. he sighed. we're alone
I've been hoping for this chance I"
So have said she very frankly
All you have guessed. then. that
I wanted 10 tell you ! love yeuf"
Yes and ! want 20 say No aud
got II over with"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

Chairman. ) ) Hill. president. /
W Hill, second vice presldent 1
J. Harrington. third vice presises
secretary and assistant treasus~
7 '. Nichols: treasurer and !
slatani treasurer. Edward sswyr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

Weatbauaa dufinG September nad
October via OTegoa r. u a Navlga
tiun Co Chicago 70 Seattle. SIS 90
from 81 Louis. a1aso. Kansas CITY.
Omaha. etc $50 % Other rates
and Information furnished. and De.
pouita taken. al Union Ticket office.
COS First Ave n y Ellis. oea. AEt.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
GAVE MEDICINE ILLEGALLY


VANCOUVER. u. G.. Oct g.
George A walkem. = prominent
young business man aud nephew
et a former premier ~ Briiiah
Columbia. was last night found
guilty Of supplying Miss blanche
nnua with a medicine for q Grim
inAl pstfpoaas
lie Wiil 10 sentenced late today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

mighty bad Horapo." by placing
himself promptly on the outside %
the barber shop no avoided getting
himself into mighty lad scrap =
Chicago Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

Adam aud Eve had lust tasted Cd
the tres OF knowledge ITS mol
fun" thoy mourned We have no
parenta whose grammar We can corr
rect Herein they felt they had
minAed the chief JOY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
NO. 8.
WHAT 1T ALL MEANS
Tabloid History of the Democratic Party.

Fifth ia series Of non-psrtisan articles written
for First Voters, recently Naturslized Citizens,
Busy Folk who have not followed political events
closely, and our Boy and Girl readers.
BY gibson GARDNER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

Republicans Of Fulton
consrcssnen Humphrey eastman Il would be
farer proposition Oregon
ofls a dead one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
MASON COUNTY FAIe.

SHELTON. Oct s-The sx
Mason county fair viii BE- helf /
shelton. Saturday. October IL =
der the auspices Of The Shesn
Commercial club. and has aIsstay
brought together a surpgianr a.
lection Of fruit and vegeiahas
Cheer up' Go see 'chssksEs !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

Ia Toilette has announced that he too win publish
weekly peerless C0umoner And viii BE- only
question persons sill be- asking Bob
bic "Hhero did get ~"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

rapidly solving the levy
problem commodity barring
BY han municipal improvements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

Lamon. Llneolna junior law part
ner. said he once charged a client
$3.50. and Lincoln made him return
half OF Il on the ground the service
was not worth the SUN"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

Well said the customer. ~ he
paid tho barber and moved toward
the door. I feel like eoaKfaiulatinE
myself on gettlng safely out Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

but the hardest luck IL when a
fellow doesn't remember until no
In half shaved that Il II sunday
morning. and he might have slept
az long as he wanted 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

In one year IN Germany $40 600
900 vas paid "a sTt 900 invaild
workmen W the form " oldage pan.
hIaWA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

Gee. Amt Il hell 20 be- poor "--
-checkrrs. az the Grand neat week
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

gTomorrow'a article win de.
scribe bryan. the Man" and give
hla own reasons why you should
Nnuuuft hfmA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

there be nice little disaster A
point everybody win
Eesher station and feel vItaoua q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

~Do you tell the truth p
Well. can make Il sound that
way
You'll do"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

Dagdale the trying at
viii ailow
all the hitting and the visitors tn striking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

Checkers. gfcateet racing play
ever written. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

Tommy" said a young lady vis.
iior nc HIS home. why not come 10
our sabbath SCHOOL, Several ~
your little friends ioined IA lately /"
Tommy heaitated for a moment
then suddenly be exclaimed Does
a red headed boy by the name ~
Ilmmy hrown 60 10 your school :"
Yes, indeed" replied the new
teacher
Well them" said Tommy. with
an air of interest. I'm be- there next
sunday. ynn bot rye been layin'
for that kid for three weeks and
never knew where 20 find hlm"
Little Jakey Fadar. we're do de
Geutilca Get all do money vat de
Jess got away from deIRf
ottener the Case.
ibid you ever ind 4 quarter that
you didn't know you hadf"
Once or twice hut hundreds ~
times I have failed % fad 4 quarter
that thought ! might have"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

Incidentally don't ubant eShortaoas be-
half the Republican Charles Warren Fair
banks. the taH gent Indiana
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oregon Republicans Of Fulton
faisr proposition
offers a dead one"
Senator Toilette viii publish
weekly peerless And viii be only
qsaon until inaustIye sill be- asking Bob
bic where did IT.
problem q commodity.
by
osgy going a disaster
point ses everybody viii
sesher station and feel sir,uous about Il
Dagaale O. trying S., =
that
hitting striking
Incidentally any ubant
half Of the Republican Charles Warren Fair
banks. the tan from Indiana.
Tribunal with It's olive branches.
turtle doves Car MEX and Andrew Carnegie the Job in
ssrva7
everyone appreciates
VIII lay all the round
American fleet hot reception
she Roesvensky with the rough work cut out
Brother Charley" the shuttle bu, he's
probably chairman Of the auditing committee.
wouldn't prices could
lowing their share Of IT.
Nov should nominate Frank Chance Ty
Cobb a national ucket7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

While OF the aeroplane the great
viii all the round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

Japan preparing hot reception
Roiesvensky work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

why Tribunal with is olive branches
ssrva7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-09

Charley the shuttle but he's
probably chairman o auditing committee.
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prices much II could feel
lowing their share Of It.
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Dresses and Tailored Suits for Girl,

Piccadilly Coats. man tailored Of excelle
thoroughly good, S67s and S87s.
Two and threc-piece Tailored Suits. one-p
Pan Dresses, Peter Thompson Suits. etc, G
Ss75. SiOz5 to Slo7s each.
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Now somebody nominate Chance ~
Cobb a national ucket7
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-03
HAS NO INTEREST
John D. Lindsay Says Company
Is Not Financial Agent
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-John d. Lind
say, head Of the corporation Depart
ment of the Carnegie trust company.
said to The Call correspondent tonight:
We had some correspondence rela-
tive to trusteeship OF the bonds and
mortgages of Eagans company about
two months ago. L believe the issue is
to be S20.000.000. We replied that we
would act as trustee provided the per-
sonnel OF tthe directorate upon investi-
cation proved satisfactory. The next
step, If the election goes their way,
Will be to submit to us the personnel OF
the corporation, together with a trust
deed, which We will turn over TO our
counsel for approval. Our concern has
no financial interest in the project, nor
VIII IL have. except possibly IN the
way of putting the corporation in touch
the truSteeship we Will be headquarters
for the bond transactions, doing the
business usually incident TO such a
trust. / should Judge the franchise is
valuable and the undertaking seems
legitimate
Jacob Rupert Jr., a rich brewer and
former member Of congress; Robert B.
Armstrong, a former New York news
paperman, who afterward served as
private secretary to Secretary Of the
Treasury Leslie B. Shaw. and later as
an assistant secretary of the treasury.
who are mentioned by Mr.. Eagan as di-
rectors in the new corporation, do not
seem to know much about the enter
prise and their lack of knowledge
rather creates the impression that their
names are being used as mere figure
heads.