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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
INVESTIGATING
EXTORTlON

M A. Quackonbnah. a private
patrolman employed by the Cody
Detective Service. occupies a cell
Ia the olty iail. and k n. prenton. a
patrolmau Of the police department
has been stripped Of bis tools and
dismissed from the force. AZ the
result of charges Of eAtoFtion pre-.
ferred BY Mrs W. y tett Of 1924
Eighth ay.
AFs. Jet says Quack.nbush and
Preston ertorfed money from her
husband after they acquired infof
nation that he was a dehsrter FROM
the uulted States army and repeat
edly threatened Ia expose her huE.
band II she did not pay them 20
keep stu
Quaekenhufh Was arrested yes
tefdaY afternoon By Patfolman y
A. HefFatrum at Third aV and
Pike nt after he had followed Mrs.
Jet who Mas keeping an appoint.
msnt Nith Quaekenhnah lie VAS
taken to the police station shere
he confessed. duplicating Patrol
man Preston
Preston saa hi the station When
Quae kenhunh was locked 90. The
accused patrulman etrennousiy de
uied ANY NFonEdoing bat vas order
81 90 tnrn IN bis police tools
Mrs lstt eWoFe eat a warrant
charging QnRekeubnah wllh extof
ton yesterday afternoon iliH
bond was nEsd ai $500 The phi
waite pateolman VAS unable 20 fur
nish the bond and Il atiii ia jail
PafralmAn Preston VAS not locked
az but Acting chief irving Ward
~ fhe matter under Investigation
a. the charges preferred By Mrs
Jeit will be alfted 20 the bottom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
BIG UNION OF
CHURCHES IS
PLANNED
Presbyterians Are Ready
to Unite With and Other
Protestant Faith.

KANSAS CITY. No. May 20 a
step Shich may lead 20 the unity
~ some. n not alt. % the Protestant
churches "a the United States has
beeu taken here by the general ah.
srmhly Of the Presbyterian Church
uf America
The assembly adopted a resolu.
ton announcing that the Prcsby
terrain church stands ready 20 CO
operate with any church In an 81.
fort 70 unite with any church Of the
Protestant faith.
The committee on cooperation
and union declares there in no ques-
ton but that such plan would
meet with ths approval ~ the Meth
edist Episcopal church. tho Metho-
diat Protestant. the Reformed Pres.
hyteriRu church. the Morayiau
church and the reformed churches
Ia the United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
BISHOPS CHOSEN
Two MORE Arc ELECTED on
TsE FIrrEENra BALLOT ~
HUGHES rs ONE AND LEWIS
TIE OTHER.
fay United psesal

BALTIMORE. Nd MAY &c Two
more ministers ~ the Methodist
Episcopal church were chosen bish.
ops today iu the election 81 = -
Hughes. ~ Green Castle. ind. aud
v 4. Lswin. Of Sioux citY. Ia on
the 18th ballot taken ~ the Msfhn.
dist Episcopal general conference
ln session here
HnFhes f,sestysd ST votes. one
more thar enough tan elect and a2a
deisEatea voted for LeNia There
ntiil are two NOR. vacancies.
Those who received the highest
vote next 10 Hughes and Lewis an
the 18th ballot wrfc Robert Nc.
lntyre. ~ Lea Angeles. Bristol. 81
Washington and Htuuia. 81 the
Philippine islands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
EVELYN THAW
WITHDRAWS
HER CASE
Suit for Divorce Is Can.
celled---New Action 10
Be Brought.
10y United Press

NEW YORK. May 2e-CounBel
for Nrh Evelyn Seshii ThaN ap.
peared before Referee DoYo today
and applied Tor . withdrawal 81 her
suit 10 aunul her marriage TO Harry
X ThaW who yesterday Was nd
judged insane b. Justice Mofachau.
ser az poughheepsie The counsel
gave no reason for their Sudden
change 81 afillBdc. but IL Ia re-
ported here that IL is step toward
an effort on the part Of Evelyn
10 gain control 81 Thsv's estate.
With the withdraw ~ her suit
she remains the wife ~ an insane
man. and IL IA reported that her
counsel are preparing 10 bring an
action in an attemp, 90 have her
appointed committee 10 take
charge Of bis personal property IN
this yieN. u ih said her counsel
hope 90 Enin control for her 81 al
the property AZ pittsburg.
II f. understood that Harry'a
mother Is hurryinE 10 New York 10
confer with her counsel here and
try 60 prevent the success 81 such
q steW b her daughter ln-law. One
81 the attorneys 81 the Thaw ea-
tate Naid today that Il in ~ closely
held under the Wiil 81 the late
William ThAW by the trustees that
Il would BE- Impossible for Evelyn
to get control q any large amount
The Thaw counsel are already
proeeedinK TO oppose motion 10
have Evelyn appointed as com
mittce ON 'hc ground that she IL
not a suitable person for such
serious duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
DIES AFTER
FIGHT !
Man lnjdred in Hub Saleen
Brawl Expires in
Hospital

John Kane, a lahofcr. who auB.
talnod compound fracture OF the
lower Jaw a. the result Of drunken
fight Ia the Hub saloon, First AZ. 3
between Washington aud Main ats
last Saturday nlght. died az the
Seattle General hospital Fhortiy
after 3 o'clock this morning
Austin Mitchell. proprietor OF the
Huh saloon. who was released on
ts0 bail Saturday night. was A..
rested and locked ap Al 40 o'clock
this morning The police believe
that Mitchell did not strike Kane.
although be MAS holding the In.
lured man when the officers ar
rived az the saloon
Mitchell says another man, whose
name he DOES not know. struck
Kane CA the jaw
Kane and Mitchell we're arrested
BY sorEt Bryant and patfolman
Meorath after a report af fiEht
IN tho Hub haluon Was made NJ
the police station when arrested
Kane did not seem 10 be badly in.
iured. but after be had been IN a
cell fof half an hour he commenced
10 complain Of paia.
Ills Jaw was examined and the
compound fracture wAa discovered.
lie MAS sent 60 the seattle Gen.
ersl hospital Last night the
broken bones we're wired Kane
wishsiood the ansHthetic we'll. but
within ciEht hours he suddenly en-.
pired
Deputy Coroner Frank Wiltaie
n holding an autopsy thia after.
noon to determine the cause Of
death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
FLOOD Death
LIST GROWS
ONE HUNDRED NOW BELIEVED
TO HAVE pRowNEo-PRoP.
ERTY LOSS ESTIMATED AT
t2s.ooolooo-aucH SUFFERING.
10y United prsss.)

DALLAS. Tex. May 2e--As the
hours pass the horrors OF the Hood
IN this section increase II IL be.
lieved the compete list Of dead.
when complied. will Show al least
100 lives have been lost IL Is eati.
mated that 10 GOO people are home.
less having been driven from their
homes by the raging waters. The
property loss IL estimated 10 be at
least SIS coo 600 over the entire
stricken district
The Trinity river has surpassed
all records Last night IL was
believed the crest Of the flood had
been reached here. but more rains
IN the north have sent the waters
down with Increased fury. aud to-
day the floods Were greater than
and continually increas.
ing.
Business Is suspended. aud Mayor
Hay has organized n relief ard res
cue corps. the members Of which
have been doing most heroic work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
NO SHORE LANDS
NOW FOR SALE

until the legislature makes n
cleaner definition OF second class
shore land, no shore lands will be
sold This decision was made at a
meeting Of the board of state land
commissioners held yesterday. Fifty
upland owners who had made ap.
pliCation to buy s.cond-claaa shore
lands attended the meeting.
According TO the law as inter.
preted by State Land Commissioner
= " Ross. sccond-class shore lands
consist Of the strip between ex.
treme high tide and extreme low
tide. The prospective buyers claim
that the land should extend to deep
water
until the Legislature passes a
more definite law. no lands will be
sold. The money derived from the
sale OF second-clRss shore lands
goes 20 the general fund of the
state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
ON
wa TER

After the big parade this morn.
fnR thousands went To the water.
front To witness the aquatic events.
The starting point of the races Is
located off smiths Cove, In line
With the hattleahip Rhode Island.
Tho finish is az the batileahip Con.
nectlcut. off Virginia st.
Swimming. rowing and motor
boat races are the chief events on
the program Late this afternoon
rhecs between several Indian
crews IN Indian war canoes will be
held
+ ID Hughes. referee. A J Bal.
liett aud Robert Wade. Judges. H.
u. ConnlboaT. starter, and Clarence
Jones. clerk Of the course are the
officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
HEARST wins
HIS FIGHT
Ballots in Mayoralty E1.
tion of 1906 to Be
Counted.
By United Press.l

NEW YORK. May s6.-Wm \
Hearst won an important sic'o1
today in his long fight for y
count OF the ballots cast 10 'as
mayoralty election In 1903. saes
George h Mcclellan was deciAle.
elected. and at last the boxes ~
10 be opened.
Justice Lambert today oveflu, y
the objections made by counsel J.
Mcclellan. and issued an ORDER 'aa'
the ballots be reeounted. l..
Mcclellan has opposed the a',s.
at every possible point ~ -
courts. high and low. and =,
caused delay after delay. hesls.
aud hts friends declared ne va
elected mayor by a vide mAls mas.
but that he was deliberately c'sa ~.
Cd ont by McClellaud men, wno "
titled to the results. .
Mcclellan denied the ehafks, ~, y
fraud. and the ease has been rs ~
tered about the courts OF ~ ~
York and has twice been before s a.s
state legislature. where efforts w. ~
made Co pass special iesis'"'
for a recount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
Wife BEATER
CLUBBED

John Moore. who SAYS be Is an
Insurance agent. Was arrested this
morning by Patroiman = A Berg.
sirom and City Detective sam Cor
hott shortly after o'scloek on a
charge u beating his wife.
Moore vas drunk when he ar.
rived home about O'Clock this
morning according 20 the arresting
officers. and commenced TO beat his
wife
The Moorcs live NJ 6t4 10 sixth
av NelEhbora who heard the We.
mans screams telephoucd to police
headquarters.
When Bofgstrum and Cofhett ar.
rived on the scene Moore started
Co fight and the officers were com.
PEELED to club him into submission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE

Frank ]. tlYnn. a clerk who iH
employed a. the Hub Clothing Co
attempted 10 commit suicide early
this muruinF by aeycfiug an artery
In his ieft lex below the knee Tie
VAS discovered b. his Wifn who
called an ambulance and sent the
man To- the WayHide Emergency
hospital Although weak from loss
Of blood II IL believed that Flxnn
Wiil recover
Flynn and his wife separated
short time ago. Il is said. and Flynn
was deapondent Late last night
FLYNN was intoxicated. according 20
patralmau Mike McNamee lie
made his way 10 ie27 Terry av.
where his wife has apartments
About 4 30 o'clock this morning
Mra. FLYNN heard eroanH on the
back porch She investigated and
found her husband bleeding pro
fuaely She Immediately sought
aid and the man was cared for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
ON THE FRONT

a report was rlsoe5ved THE morn
ING from clailam tdaf atnunH ffat
the Schooner Iobas which ran
ashore az f1lm point Sunday he'd
beeu fowsd into ihai plaee b. The
tua Tyer In q water tossed o9udi
ton The vessel Will b. taken o.
p0ri Townsend from shsnee she
Nua bound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
TWO WATCHES STOLEN.

Mrs Matt Hickey. Of Cashmere.
Wash. VINO with her husband at
tended the Coliseum theatre last
night. reported 10 the police this
afternoon that n blond woman who
occupied the same box. took a
watch from her.
A. x. Kemper. s05 IL Pike At.
reported that his pocket was
picked this afternoon while he was
Ia a saloon at Third av.. and Union
at. A sold watch wAs taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
Want Ads
Telephone Them To Us
And We Will DO the Rest

Charge for two consecutive
DAYS lOo per line per day Seven
words 10 the line. These oenz
seeuuye DAYS, one eoqsi were
one month. &c per hsa PEI daY
Minimum charge Ser a. al
30 centa
All space used will be chars
ed al ftll liae rates on an
contract sdycttlsing or sdveF-
tissng eharEed to account
BALLARD AGENCY, Ii,
Mullen. sci ballard av. epe
CITY Hal, Phoae. ballard 500
MAIN OFFtCE@Seventh avs
between Union and University
Phones. Main iet0. Ind al
The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responHihil'
ity for errors II any kind oe-
curing IN telephOned adyeF-
tisements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
CONCERT GIVEN
FOR THE men

Dr. Prank Wilbur Chace. assisted
by the church choir. gaye an cx-
ocllent organ recital last evening In
the auditorium OF the First Preshy
terrain church complimentary to the
men of the fleet.
The young ladies Of the church.
dressed in dainty light colors and
bow-knots of red. white and blue
ribbon. acted as ushors.
The program was selected from
well known musical favorites and
patriotic selections. The soloists OF
the ocyning were. Mr.. Herbert ].
Cave, Of Vancouver. b. G.. Mr.. Al
vim n. Glllatt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
MIND WAS Unbalanced

Mrs. Clara De Haven Policy. who
committed suicide yesterday after.
noon at 20i r. John st.. by shooting
herself through the head with a rs.
calibor Colt revolver. is believed to
have been driven to the desperate
deed by nervous prostration result
ing from insomnia.
For several weeks Mrs Policy.
who was widow. was suffering
from the malady and her friends
think that continued insomnia
weakened her mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
LAST ILLUMINATION.

This evening the citizens A
4 will have the last opportunity .
q "a see the illumination Of the 4
a fleet and the fireworks. which =
4 begin at $50
At 1880 the Sixth bard. 4
= Coast Artillery corps. will q eo 4
q concert 81 the rayIc 0lng Z
= etaad
EahHt.-d nga gin b. ester Z
= taiaaa - { no al vaudeville /,
q smoker at the Coliseum the /.
= atre. Tho officers viii be en-. /.
tertaluea az Clubs and private ,
residences. and wiii be guests 4
4 az the namroarh concert 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
Asks Taf's Aid TO u.
Passage Of Campaign
Bill
Wants Compulsory Public.
lion Of All Campaign
Contributions.

WASHINGTON. May m
first big sensation Of the n,..,taal
ilal campaign came todsy -
William Jennings Bryan sen, 4, -
gram 70 William Houard Tsf, -
costing thai they jein In -.
congress 10 pass a BIN making -
puiaeff ihe publication o. esmss.-.
contributions.
THIS move By Bryan Il laot.s
npou az one Of great xlsao,, 1.
the democratic leaders. aha a.
shows his sincere aciefmlass.er =
conduct bis campaign xithog a.
aid 81 great corporate lbiisssss
The Taft men would not cn,i~s.
iifyan.s action publicly. 81. .
understood they are Inclined "a -.
upon u AZ a play to the galisaess
Bryans message reads a. n
lows.
lion William Howard Tan
Secretary o. War
Washington. d
I beg n suggest that. a. Ia
leading candidates q Cur res,@ss.
I've parties. pe Join in ASKING ees.
EFnss 10 pass the biil requlnns ihs
publication 81 campaign oontnbs.
lions prior 70 elections II foa
think best Ne can AL ether ezs.
didatea 20 unite with u Ii the -
quest
tsienedl W. J PRYAN.-
Tsft's Reply.
Secretary Taft to-day feplied o
Vim. J BfyauH telegram Sagges..
iuF that they unite IN asklng eot.
greaa a. pass a bill providing m
the publication Of coniflbuiioas a.
follows.
WIN } Bryan. Your teieran
received on April % last ! tenl
the following letter TO Senator Bur.
rows. chairman Of the eommitiss
on privileges and elections.
I sincerely believe that Il you'd
greatly tend toward the absence 4
corruption from politics Il al ne
expenditures for nominations 15s
elections Of al candidates, and al
contributions received and erpena-
cd. were made public. bssh Ia ~
speci 20 state and national pollslx
For that reason strongly favor ne
passage II the bili nov pending :
the senate and house OF repressait
lives. which would bring about IN
result. as far as national p1ligisf
are concerned.
4 mark this letter Confidential
and personal. because ! an ansisus
10 avoid assuming an aiiiizds u
connection with the coming press
Dental Campaign which Il is CUTS
possible shall never have he
uFht 10 assume. but 30 far as mI
personal influence Is concerned !
am anxious 10 give IL In behalf q
the passage Of the bin
since writing the above letter
in answer 10 inquiries ! have pub
licly said that ! hoped such 3 biH
would be passed.
fSignedl WM. HOWARD TAFT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
rAnMs AND AenrAan.


uHun ~ A aoop my 10 acres aii
minutes paih ffHW staIieu rlaHs ~
5000 ssgeeI pesiefiiss and several Nails
WouFnT NArsHnY.
ofa ate-nft Alaska uids 1871
cunA' rsAcr etarse ptsee acreage.
kSS.s,sS " s,s s,ws. ,sf ne ~ dosS y
ms $500 nas e. II liilinsltiis eAHhlef,
= flzass hess. . snes .
FARMS AND LAhess
.ssaasss=azasaasaasa==-
Pkum nknuAfR so aresa 90 aafHa
fanas hHslan safa ena as rfal eattaiea
tInaa "a -saaH fFaIia rsaa garden
ahaHhaHfe q erffua Nata team. hes
Haaa esaaus. fuh auf0 - fsrHiiHE
tseis ana ilHriaiaanis cows =heep. heHe
inreAatefs ana breeders. eli 90 tAHee
honnar NAlrnY
elshta ast AiaeAa hiat ~
FuH RAt.H
ne asraa 81 zee. ea anattle. Everett To-
fssufban eaf lue hause. fralt irses tn
auirs avHsf. fhes aaufs sifa seq AZ
sauth seattle thHne iud Wv
A uAHuAlN owNnn NgmnF
So = serss' uErwrrS snArrtE $50
NAHfN fasn ta uHa - Tire hanf
fnu na lu the faiina land ts al level.
zltstH snIi aFuaHt hHusH neatly nee
81 see Tefuss 81 see rhsh Ihis price
ssstfa Soc ana wsrk aHlf
ftNnEMF MAATuf
ais=sfa.e li Aiassa nias -lt5tt
NnAu nEnaNno nEAen aa acres.
80 Iasct sanH ssli partially Improve "a
"a EME Easd eanhtf raad funHt hnHae.
sussH naHu several aHftaiidinsH see
Gas4 fefma
URHUNf MANNHf
sHa.aHf Alaska ftldF 80 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
LOST IN EXCITEMENT

Artist Casal the 6-yearold SOC ~ =
Albert Casal. a machinlst ssss
found CRYING as though his ns "a
would break at Second az, "a
Yesler Way after the pafaa' pras
passed that point Patroiulah, : N, NJ
ford escorted the little fellow 70 ~. ~
police station and in less .nan l, -
hour a much excited iathes III n 4
ed and both left the station u
hmm, frnmn OF mind. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26

The schooner Yolante. owned br
Capt Michael White u Ballard. and
commanded by John naikund. ia
taking on n large amount Of gen
eral cargo and provisions. pfepafh#
tors. % her proposed run 10 the
Arctic regions The small craft
viii lsaYe here on June ! and uill
hall for Little Diomsde island la
heriuR sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
West Seattle Snaps

AK TH AnufT THESE IT DOESN'T
euHr ANYTHING
f'urasF iat faatsa fHo hinrAa ffant
ear Wee 81 Hasana ltfs = cash. bai
anen LH usF fmnhfh.
Tot feNteE t2u hluaks fgafn car
fHuHaiu NaFffHas EfeN - saHaa see
Sc cash. Haianes SIC prr uanuth AZ :
per cent
CESrFMT HEAITT CO
IeE4 ALASKA Nuiiaihs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
A Pickup

Tuo lots all cleared. ready 10 build
ON near car line Price fH4f for both
lots. SIS cash balance 81 per month
~ p ORR co fNC
7essta Alaska Hide
COUNTRY HOME
81 00o.-Naw fnuraf-aW cottage and
one half acre ~ fine land small pay.
mant down. balance SIS PEE month
Close % car and Efadsd school ana 10
minutes ride 90 Pioneer square % u
Nichols 40 linton Hlk
snap room house fine location II
cold 81 once teoo takes u. close IN. taL
rent, also other suaps Northern Heal
EHtHta Co Room G8it Northern Hank
uidE Fourth and Pike Phone. Ind
1851 Main els TT
pHoTooRAPAERs' SUPPLIES.
~--s-~~-==-a=s=a====s-s- -
spd@son supsY Co. 40 cherry St 1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26

The French ship Bidaft arrived
IN port ~ daylight this morning
after a long stormy trip from Ant
Herp The vessel has been out iG7
days from Antwerp 90 the Sound.
aud IL under charter 10 Balfour q
Guthrie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
Foa sAL1-MiscrLIAsEoUs.

SASH AND DOOR nAHGArNB
Cress panel doors. oniF 81 - for al
stsck sifss Hut larger than , n IN
gf.Aas IS CHEAPER
Windows aru inHcf - price
gfa1s windows, neH price .ss ft.ff
gfEas WtndgHH nee price ss-s. 81 o.
china closest glass doors naig 81 He
each Hendricks ~ diffsrsnt uzss Ia
stock
store fronts In stock anr sizs. from
80 -
Picture ruouidinE y per faot
csffags ffauf @iuHaas hattam glass
tarf9 t1p glass foHae cot - Ia fancy
wirsaw frnmss and door frames
from e. - az tied 81 bundles ali
fas have - do is drive the nails We
haVe oar own mill
Cottage front doors wffh fancy pan =
mark ard anruu below aiHHa - ea
Nartiaa fneha 81 cents STANDARD az
f5k door butts ffr per raiF SUI nN
door track and hauHarH 81 10 rufi
fanfs only e. aa each
odds and rnda ~ sash closing tasm
Guf for the price % the glass
send Tor price LETS De- which 90 o.
iastfafa and quote prices on hundreds
- different affiries We have only one
price and sell % anybody Chip
meats made snyehere. safe dsilgeYy
guaranteed
o r. WILLIAMS CO.
1919 western aF. Seattle WI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26

We afs buitdIHF tffra houses oH tht=
neH addition Come and select fnuH
lots end have brick cottage baIit to-
suit. then ray for ~ like rent
Lots setiso 70 aiisy. tsoo. very easy
terms
NATIONAL LAND tNVEHrMENr co.
hlf iiraf Ave
Ind t.7s Aaln stta
ballard office fu1 Second Ave ballard.
Phone ballard $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.
LOST AND Foui.o.
osTEoPATHY.

Lost BLACK retriever dog. chain. col
lar license z81H. reHsad W "a
wards. tEia Columbia at -Zs-Fs. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
Close In Half Acres

I awn a bsaatlfHi tract north - the
university end AR HEusaittaH
grounds on hii overlooking LAX r
Washington wlii sell tHsH ln hair
acfes ID q eeFg reasonable price 0uasf.
ties American Bank uids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26

RAVE rot tiea TO lNFEsT
In the hi9ssst and hest timber prpDasi
fiaa rs the NnFld Ths entire eHat "a
yoa - the see This - open only faz
f-H days For ran particulars can
en- or mfjfa
iSTERNkTIoNN H0ND REALTY 60
ite5 American BANK Hgiidias saatfls
9H-ft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
MONTY TO LOAN.
HurroN oRspff CO

Leans en- household furntfurs, pisnes
etc lee halsfN Leone CoHnaeuh y
gulth Service beet terms Aha loves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-26
STORAGE
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