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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-09

groBet S6ur5e in eillent @telier Der
llm5rbantieren, o6er bate i6 bod)
ioldes Gergniieen an Der Stunt, ul1o
mein 2ebrer, Elm iunger 9%ilobouer
bon groBem Salel1t, gab lid) ale Mii-
BE, mein eigelles Salent 5ll bebell.
Nadber perbeirotete mid meine Mut-
teri NIT oen1 9egotionsrot Shu=
ielfa. Mein @ott, i'd ipar nod 10
Jung nno n%nerfa6ren, 1no bann gin
gen mir auf Geiielt ullb i6 ntuBte
Die aunit ruben laiien. Mber oolrn,
oils nlein Mlltterl Itarb ulo 5alo oo=
, rultf mi6 mein @otte - es lpor Elm
10 gutter alter 3err, Der 2egatiollS-
rot 90 bob id mid in meiner
Giniomfeit pieoer Der aullit 8uge-
iuenbet. 90 NOR id orei Sabre in
Garis, BEL Grofei{or Dalton = o5,
Sic fennen i'm, er lit Elm groBes
@enie - llno er bat iid grobe Welibe
nit mir gese6ell, bis ct iogell forlnte.
oSebt fonnen Sic aebell Gino, jebt
fon1en Sic SIR 8roo peroienen uno
ilh pieQei6t gar ouf ben @eg 81
9iubm illlo @bren beginner"
limo 10 famen Sic nad Berlin,
Inn unieren iiberreiden Slllous al
6iiriten= nl1o Seloenbilbern 5ll per-
mebren" ipotelte Ser glrfiteft gut
ntiitig.
u9ld neill pie id Sic tarire, mel
he gnaoigite, baben Sic penigerS inn
fir b%eloe1bafte Sole" meil1te Ser
sSreiberr.
Ser SEER 8aron baben mid iebr
ri6tia erfannt," beitatigte lie llnb
blidte ben Sreiberrn ltrobleno oil.
v9as midtigite fir ben &iinitler lit
erfenner1 no ieine gegabung fiegt,
mo fir mid lit es mebr ser 9ei5
aln 8erionliden als an irgeno eiller
biltoriiben Sbee. Sd inflinire mebr
fir Dos Bortratfa6 nnb fir oas lie=
bensmiroiee Genre, uno id oellfe
mol, @uftrage at befommell. Gs lit
ia tra1trig, oaB meme aullit llad
8rot geben muB, aber meill 2eaa-
tionsrot fonnte mir nidt le6r piel
binterlaiien. Gr mar INNER eili me-
mig 2ebemaim. limo bolln oie pielerl
Heiien. 80 muB id eben le6ell, 0llrh
Die Sunlt meme &epenllen nod eill
penig 81 beben."
u9lber lit es nidt etrpos semagt,
gndOiae 5rau iid als G~ortrGtbilb-
ballerin 10 obieits bon Ser &unitme-
tropole, 10 auf Dem 2olioe %nieoer5u-
laiien2@ frlla @riinpalo.
0@er6e id meille Ir6eiten in Ser
lin ousltellen. bel aeaer nno Steiner
ooer BEL S1nlte~, entgeenete lie.
ygielleidt weroe id 8eiteaullaet1 be-
folnmlell uno miro man fem Si1oer-
mis- oorin ieben, 81 einigen gortrdt-
iibln9ell bier binaus5ufabren."
yl1eber oie Observation-Disclosures
nit Der Staot, bie mir bellte propo-
nirt puroe, lieBe iid ia ou6 reoer,~
logte Der 6reiberr. ygs i6eillt mir
in Ser Eat notlpenoia, BOB cine oeiiere
@%erbiltoltng 9eiboffen miro"
{Tortfebrmg foT9t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-09

@abreno Ser Nadt imlroen
aug oem Moos'lden gudlaocll @elo
nno 8oren gum 8etrage BON $35
bis $50 geitoblen. Die 9iebe maren
bodifpabriheinlib &nabell.
Die Sisoale @rocerD Company
lit Inn einen Charter ein~gefonnlell;
4apital $4,000.
9as goltntpgeridt lit in Si-
slng.
Die Gooesrate per Galtieno
betrue mabreno oes leben Motais
fir nniere Staot MIR 9.4S.
Die Sieblono Improvement
tit I'M einen Charter eingefommen.
Snforporatoren: 6. 9. 8ed, CHARLES
geterion mo g. sc. Sa1nnollb.
S. 9orp lift oes perbrederilden
aneriffs alf Die iiebeniabriee godter
bon 6. Braun aigeflaet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-09
Sbae mnb Simmtel.

Sic iino nabe bel chamber auf Or
ben, lino 5par iotpob[ rdrn1li6 ols atd
5eitlid. Sn ben groBen Stdoten bault
llamertIi6 oft Die birfti9ite Grlnllt nee
ben Dem @ilionenreidtum Iiloerer~
ieits lit es feline Seltenbeit, baB Mcil>
lden, ipelde IN ieber 8eiie Don't llue
gliid berfolgt ipnren, auf einntaI bonn
@liid be9iinitt9t iperber. 9as ~fd)lngcnbe
ite 9eiipiel liefern Die Hatierten, ipcl9e
BON ben 9dmorrboiben gen1arten nur@
ben, Inn Johann Inafeiis gegen ibr 2eiS
ben nn5ltipetlben. Sic borberige 9Dlle
beripanbelt iih fir lie balo IN BEN Stint
mel auf groen. Cine Rrobe bon bieiem
unfe6lbaren 9eilmittel fpirb bon q.
Neuifdbter & 60. 8or 1916, Gefp 9orf,
fret nCriailot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-09
yrfef.Sine.

Serren: Nrtbur @. Mbers, abam
8eder, Soiepb S. gef, Sen Berger, s.
5ultenbeim, Sris 9abra, s. s.. 3almes
Snlius 5aas, Warf 9ager, @. 6. Sofs
fafer, 8. q. &epler, Srib 9aiier, u
&alifmann, g. 81. 2en5, S. 81. Miiiliter
8. S. @ug9e, 9enrb 6tabI, @eo. 6els
%9etber9er, Otto @~plfersbprf.
9 a me n. Nina Brandt, g. @. 9alz
neg, Glmn 9eiier, Olga &rii1, 6
Watbis, @qa Mers, 3nIba @eber, Nlars
tia NaBeI, Moaie NebeI, Mrs. s. Otter
mann, @oaa Gefers, 8eGa Shfparb
@ertie Sdmitt, Mrs. Sad @ursba1.
Muslanb. Conrad 6artmdnn, Hcb
Sohn 6aqeI, 6. q. gfpf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-09
Sprbsreitnmg CUR Jair.

Sakt jebt einmal bic gSaffcn rubfn
Sm Santpf uft fir n1D miber,
Gs ipllen fir Elm friebIi1 gIn
Scut t5aen nni're 2ieber.
Sur tuenis @Ddcn md, peraeD4t.
Sann 5ffnen iih bic gpre,
Santt iueroen nnl're Jair iuir ieg'n
Sm ailerlhSniten Store.
Was aus bes S~erasbpbens Strait
Ses Jartters Sleie errmngen,
Sas tufro nns bier berbeigeidafft
Httn 5eigt, ipie CO %gelunget.
Ion pielen Counties, fern uaS ua1,
Die g'atnen iin6 gu idaiuen,
Sinb BITE Gr5engniie jett na,
Gas mir nns b'ran erbauem.
aitd bon Der Gcras= Smbnitrte,
Die itetig u0rtuarts ihreifef,
Seb'n atf Der Snir mir, bal, ,mas tie
gor uticrm ans' ams6reitet.
ltd fir bic Gmuit bereitet matt,
6lH freunolid), trantes Gilaub,
Wcnn e Gnd nidt bicI bieter fam.
Ntc Epn1, Earis nn6 Waifanb.
an6 @iegifp, bas @adbarfamb,
gSiro ~allerlei nns ien6en,
sSnS Is nit fnnftseiibter San6
gcrntag ctr &elt 81 ipemben.
unb branIen amf benz meiten Sian,
81 ailerlei 81 ieben,
90 ireifl, bGR Sober, Weib mic Mauu,
8strn anf ben MibiunD gcben.
llnS iyenii, uum Sdanen miiSe, ,uir
auf cine ganf binfinfcn,
81 foIncn 5ur Grbulnng bier
3Ir Gin 0las Spne g tar trinfen.
Ses Gone Stargier, bas lit 8,
Saft,
Der gi6t ben @sut inns mieber,
S'rnm flng'n mir aud, nit boiler oraft
Sem 80 ne g r nnf'rc 2ie6cr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-09
Nie man fraftia miro.

g. S. 0alp, 1247 @plt GOngreb
Str gbicogo, iaet bieriiber: uWteinc
alte idpa6lihe Miitter getpinilt ourf
electric gifters 10 biel 9raft ullo
@etpidt, oaB id berpfIidtet bin,
oies alien Sbwaben funo gu tim, 6ip
zines Eonifs beoiirfen." electric SIT
tiers fltriert idnea Mneen 2eber-
Nierenegeidjmer6en. @arantiert All
haben BEL MooIpb DreiB uno 81. Coin
& 60. 80 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-09
@u anbere midts ansridteten.

gSebes Sriibiabr felt flint ODER
iedS Sabren brad BET mir @e5ema
aus, Dos ani6einenb ni6ts balterno
beiIen fonnte. S6lieBli6 periu6te
id cine S6o6tel @unt's Cure, Die
mid prompt beilte. 3mei Sabre iino
ieitoem pergangen uno Die &ranfbeit
tit ME mieoergefebrt.~
Mrs. Safe Sotparo,
2ittle God @rf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-09
@eindt

cine aodin ooer Elm Mlaoden sur
@eiorguno Der Sallsarbeit Bel elmer
ais orei Gerionen b~eitebenoel 30
mile. 3u erfragen in Ser Office
Der o5reie Greiie~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13

Caroline Kelly, Dorothy I.lliy. Car
rle Gilleapy and Lura Naw,
Dramatic Recital.
The class Ut Miss NJ Margaret
OLSON will give a recital "Wednesday
evening at the Columbia college %
Music Tho following pupils will
appear on the programs IN Marie
lnhrs. John Rerlaud NM Nina
Smith. Miss Carrie knott. ALIAS
A1gtie Nowcns Mrs Louis Hoff.
Oh Mas t.isie Weiss. Mlss Nola
Martin, Miss Ruby Mcclure and
Miss Mary harrcll
Thomneec Bartl.s y
Miss HcorglNOts Thompson and
MI neane e. hartley were married
Thursday evening az ai9 hast
Thomas ~, the Rev. j n. CRnso
offlciatlns Miss Blanche hartley
was brides maid and pr. j. A.
Hartley groomsmAn.
Ph,lemenian Club.
The fhilomcnian club viii meet
az a dancing party Thursday July
80, at Fortuna park
Economic Society.
The Green Lake Economic society
win mcnt tomorrow al the homo Of
Mrs, 44eWis tindholm. bf2a Wood.
lawn av "t'oat of Living. Division
Of Income and household Account. :"
VIII be the subject az discussion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
AUTO VICTIM
BURIED
Speed Tests Indicate
Machine Was Runuingo
at a High Rate.

The funeral Of Rafallo sego
killed BY Ralph }. Ioavitt's auto.
mobile last Friday morning. was
held thia afternoon from the Church
OF the Sacred Heart Intermont
was at Mt Pieasan, cemetery.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
" W. Pfigmoro Ia aatlafled with
several speed tests which he made
at the scene OF the accident aud
viii uee the results as evidence.
Six tnatH Ia all were made. They
were witnessed hy eight persons
who viii be called at the trials
OF McCusker aud Leavitt. who have
been charged with manslaughter.
The FIRST trip was made az a
speed Of II miles an hour aud was
then gradually Increased. Seven Of
the witnesses stated after the 60
milesan.h0ur trip had leeu made
that the car did not then travel as
fast as dld tho one run BY Me.
cuaker when no struck the street
swewer.
IL Is a fact that n street
sweeper has 20 keep a constant
watch IN front OF him. back OF him
and all around Ia keep from belng
run Sown by one Of these speed
ors," says G. A. Cook. a street
Rweepef,
Ten miles an hour Is about a.
slow AZ they ever travel NJ Fourth
av, and Pike ST. where think the
condition h worse than In any 9th.
er part u the city"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
HOLDS UP MEN In
BATHING SUITS

AS Harry nurmelster. Of SEE ".
t2n4 a.. was emerging from tho
surf az Golden Gardens. a summer
resort near Ballard. yesterday ait
ernaon. he was held up at the
point ot n revolver by a highway.
man, who demanded money Bur,
melater explained that he could not
very we'll carry money IN q bathing
suit The bandit told nurmeistag
that he could send some one for
the cash,
Al this iuncture J, a. Meldes.
Of 1851 t3ra av. n. w. approached
and he was compelled 20 throw up
bis hands, Several persons rushed
up and the rohher made his escape
through the brush, As he turned
60 flee the hiEhwayman threw a
folded piece Of paper al his near.
victims on which was written two
verses. bcwailing his LOT Ia life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13

the greatest number OF homes
throughout the country are furnished
on credlt--it's a convenient system OF
securing furnishings. aud works no
hardship when applied in the way
this store does.
one important feature about our cred.
Il giving and which practically stands
alone among the credit system"
stores 81 the country, Is that you pay
no more here for credit than you do
Tor cash--ge make no price advances
20 the credit buyer. absolutely none:
you are just as welcome as a credit
buyer As you are as a cash. buyer
the advantages are equal
las all our prices are marked In plain
figures. the buyer can always feel
safe on a price quoted-this plan be-
gets the confidence this store enjoys
among Seattle home furnishers
we want you TO feel free and well
come 20 trade with us on our liberal
credit system. you will be thoroughly
pleased and satisfied-'your credit ia
good" here-it certainly ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
~rhe Mascot"

Mas Eleanor Kent has the name
part in The Mascot" Audfan'a
tuneful opera. which opened NJ the
urand last night Besides singing
thu songs that fall 10 the share 81
the winaome turkey tender. she In.
terpolated a big solo. ~Dreamiand"
from the The Wizard of the Nile
Teddy Webb carries the burden
Of the comedy and SANG bis song.
We All Walked Into the shop
lie also dispoaed Of Nursery
Rhymes. and assisted Aimee
Leicester and Frank bertrand In
Graft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
In.
Il PANAMA
fax limited Prs,..N

PANAMA. July i9.--The presiden.
tiai elections throughout the 18th.
mus OF Panama passed off with.
out disturbance. Gen. Jose Do
mingo De obaldia. formerly min.
lister TO the United States and act.
ing president during the absence
OF Or. Amador. was elected presi-
dent.
From all parts OF the republic
news has been received that the
elections we're carried on Ia an or.
DERBY manner and that Senior Obal.
dla received all the votes cast Al
the conclusion OF the ballotinR en.
thusiastic crowds. headed by
band OF music, paraded the streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Yesterday was hot one In the
cast II was ssa In New York. aT.f
In Philadelphia. and other places
report the thermometer ranging
FROM IS 60 o. Few deaths. hos
ever. were reported. az the people
kept IN the cool places.
Forest fires are raMiug along the
futer-Coionial railroad near Mon.
treal. aud already two small ham.
let's have bccu wiped out.
A ballet from the revolver Of a
burglar In Frisco yesterday set fire
TO the house he was rohhlug. which
vas destroyed The burglar e..
capped
Forests At various places In
Maine are burning.
President Roosevelt has an
nounced that he will not take the
stump for Nominee Taft
Four pertshed at Mari0n. Mass
yesterday afternoon when the on.
CINE Of launch blew up
Secretary Root visited President
Roosevelt At Oyster Hay yesterday
aud discussed matters o. state
Ia the afternoon they went in
swimming.
6 Ala. murderer of Father Helm.
rirhA at Denver several months ago.
viii pay the penalty this week on
the kailoWH
Tom lawson has come out for
Bryan and viii lend finaucini sup
port 60 The democratic campaign.
baftleahip Nebraska. according
70 wireless reports. - gradually
catching up with the Atlantic fleet.
which will arrive IN the Houolulu
wireless zone tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
ADJUSTMENTS
"KolNldr.."

Coming from che Bowery theatre
Ia New York City, a playhouE de.
voted exclusively 60 the Yiddlsh
drama. which claims to have grad.
uated the trageiian Adler. and the
emotional actress bertha KaillAh.
tbs company OF Yiddikh players
opened At Tho Moore last night In
"Kol,Nidre'
The leading woman a. Ida Blum.
whoae emotional capacities ara em.
ploycd ia depicting the heroine.
Alvifa The story u taken from the
spsnsah.JewsAh history OF tho time
Of Queen Isabella and the jewish
inqulsliions The engagement Will
conclude tonight with The Broken
Hearts"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13

The burgess Hunting company be
gan the week al the Seattle ycater.
day afternoon IN a Daughter Of the
South. which ndhnrra closely 10 the
llnea 81 other wartime plays
Emma Bunting finda' poor OF.
portunity Ia the play for her won.
derfnl capabilities. william Norris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
pantaoes Has something Now.

Alexander paniages will be the
hfst vaudeville manager tn Seattle
to INTRODUCE the singing aud talking
moving pictures. The machine
which viii project these pictures. an
well as reproduce the conversation
aud songs OF the actors. IN new
Invention by Harbeek. aud II will
be given it's first trial before the
public OF Seattle this week az the
Lots theatre. beginning next Wed.
ncsday aud continuing until next
Sunday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
MISS LIND BURIED.

Funeral services for Miss Eliza.
beth Lind. who was drowned Ia
tho nuckabush river Thursday
we're held az the First Preshyter.
Ian church this afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Rev DR.. NJ. A. Matthews
uffielated The body will he ship
ped 10 Rochester. Miun. for later.
mont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
SUPPOSED DEAD
MAN REVlVES

During a fight Just outside the
picnic grounds at Maple Grove.
near Renton. about o'clock last
night. a man named ullman was
hit so hard ON the head with a
heavy club that his friends tele.
phoned Deputy Sheriff Tom Smith
that the services OF an undertaken
were probably required
Butterworth a. Sons dead
wagon met the 10 O'Clock inter
urban from Renton. bm the sup
posed dead man. who had been
loaded on the car In an unconscious
condition. had revived on the way
to Seattle and left the coach he.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
ENTERTAINS
At BRIDGE
r,upis Club TOurnam@'
Main Feature Of The
oSociely Folks,

So c Eden win enter
Ms ss,sre Thursday afternoon
=. - = spaTsmen's 81 the FERRY
halel ....n,.ets
=. ana M " y keyers have have
~ 80 ~ ensagrnent ~ thelr
aneasns.s tsalse virwinia.o 80 Mr.
eaaka's. ,lsert Checvef
HATE nss Kari Levy have an
~ engasrmcnt % Their
hesa ks.. Ealth Rae, @ Mr Harry
49, $50 l,usahlalt az Omaha. Nee'
Myrtle Club.
,s.~tla Snclal club q II -.
Z, ...sss With Mrs r q Reed. taI
ss ~ ~. N Monday afternoon
Ms 81
A, m, Tennis Court,
-. ..nals tournament. which u
- sefhnsiaatlcaiiy contested at
sesin Tennis elnh. Madison e.
"a Minor av- viii he one ~
ran features OF sec'al inter-
", me dAy a. the finals, Wed q
s..s ~ Jaly q. At Which time the
49, "a win be served
~, schedule Of the play Is a.
ss.,,ss, singles Mrs Morse "a.
~ guran. Miss Margaret Tyler
:. Miss Am0ld. Mlss Livingston vs.
a.. ssathAra. Miss g Goodfelipw
,fs.s panllun R0hlnsan. Mrs.
psv.as Ssift vs. Miss Katherine
xrfInxer Miss Charlotte white
- "a Miss Nieuaan. Miss Alice
psrsv vs. Miss Laura WhitsleNNy'
NJ Rnxsle Smith vs. Alaa Mar
- Klltiages.
N.sea doubles Mrs CNrrAh ans
mn :. Niles -. Miss Goodfeliaw
81 III II. II. Parsons, ~. South
"a and Dr. q. w Hawlsy "a Miss
smlsh and Mr.. Garfield Miss Harry
and Mr. Heath Moore - Mrs u
carssens and Mr. A. Healon MS
swift and DR. Chessutan ~ ts'e
winners AZ 4 mslch between az
rarl Lewis and rarsnef ami Ar.
cslweH and partner
lafsrsmai pasce.
Captain and MFs James s 0sb-
"a wlIl give an Informal aanelus
rrsv tanlrhg FOR their daughter.
ra6sed Al The summer home Crys-
al Springs
naysvs Wife chapersns.
Nh l1hn y Miller and Mrs. A.
chsh,sa p arr chAper1ninK tho
Phl m Data sorogity AZ the sum
snar Gasp EineesH Beach. Soath Al
d n nersbcrs ~ the sorority
ars Misses Leah Miller. Marjorie
Maria Heth GhFiatenaan. Fay
S1rs iiser Harsiinx Ruth Frank,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13

There Is a new show opening AT
the star theatre this afternoon.
headed by Xagell a Vernon. Euro.
pean pantomimiatn; Manuel Roman,
the minstrel. Elsie Ridgoly. in THE
Fail Of "a. and five other new ape.
ciaitleH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13

makes the part OF the spy and trait.
or as unpleasant ee possible In the
cast are also V, r Henderson, Rob.
ers Lawrence, Caroline Morrison
aud Eva Sargent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13

Ar&srs the features OF the new
bin which opened at rantagea this
afternoon are Teehofra Educated
Cats. Powell, magician and Illusion.
lat, George w Day, black face mon
ologue. and Nagle aud Adams. sing
erH aud dancers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
THREE THUGS
ROB A WOMAN

Waylaid by three thugs as she
was walking 10 her home. a few
blocks east OF Georgetown. Mrs
Theresa Mari was knocked down
and robbed of 81 early last even.
ing.
Assisted by Max Willers, of
South Seattle. Patrolman Legate. OF
Seattle. later arrested Peter
Mahaley, Tony Progris aud Louis
Merriam. who are believed to have
committed the assault.
Although the men were identi.
fled by their victim at the city
jail, they fatty deny their guilt.
American Consul Dies Suddenly.
PICKING. July i3.-Thomas ".
Haskins, the newly appointed con.
sui at Swallow, died suddenly at Pei
Tai Ho. a seaside resort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
our uedit-gMng methods will interest YOU

will appeal 20 you because they are
practical. simple. pleasant. and. most
important. diEnified
when We originated our credit sys.
tenn. our idea was TO make 4 apply 10
the needs and income Of the housefur.
nisher--to extend credit willingly.
gladly. and Ia the way each buyer
could avaif himself Of without inoon-
venicnce.
every detail OF this stores credit aya-
tenn has been carefully studied It's
operation IL made 10 meet the lndi-
viduai requirements of each buyer
lit Is simple because we make no un-
reasonable demandB It ls easy. be.
cause We consider every mans word
his bank account" aud. most lmpor.
tant II IL dignlfied because there are
no annoying features la connection
with H.
there has been no element Of chance
IN the growth Of our credit system
Il was planned with the idea of devel.
opmcnt and it's growth IL a matter OF
Seattle history. II has become popu-
lar, and thus has been successful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13

City employees of Tacoma must
cut cut the booze" according 20
an edicf issued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13

Of Panama. cheering continuously
for the newly elected president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
JgwELEp BACK CONES

On special sale this waek. Fine as.
aortment Dig reductions Chicago
Ieweiry Co. 1907 second ave zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13

Most distressing cases OF eczema
relieved BY Soap Lake saive. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13

fore the Seattle terminus was
reached. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13

See change of time for Navy Yard
boats. $50
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-01
CREATE OR REDUCE FLESH.

Massage will work wonders in a
comparatively short space of time.
for the simple reason that it slim
ulates the blood and causes it to flow
more freely through the viens. nour-
ishing the shrunken tissues which
have grow haccid from want of sus-
tenance. says contributor in July
Designer.
Massage will either create or re-
duce flesh. If your face is merely
thin. delicate rotary massage with
plenty of skin food will soon plump
out the cheeks and neck. But when
the face is so heavily burdened with
fat as to be almost disfiguI ed. heavy
massage with severe rolling and
kneadine of the flesh between the
fingers should be employed as this
will break down the fatty tissues and
tanish the superHous flesh.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-01

patch sent out during the past week
from St. Paul, MINI.
Gov. johnson today announced that
he will not he a candidate for renomi-
nation for governor of Minnesota for a
third term. He says that ii nominated
he will not accept. because he Is on
posed to the third-t term idea.
Has the millennium been reached IN
Minnesota Has Gov. Johnson moth
ing more he'd like to accomplish be-
fore he lets gog
The time never comes in state when
something that promises bettermeni
does not remain to- be carried into ef-
feet. But the assumption that further
betterments are obtainable only through
a monopolization by one man of hon
ors during an indefinite period lisa vio-
lent assumption. Such monopoliza'
ton involves perils that will counteract
the effects of all the betterments Sc
cured.
Very likely Gov. johnson. who was
elected in the year of the Roosevelt
landslide. could be elected to third
term this year. His refusal to run
heightens the favor with which he IL
already regarded. He shows herein
the spirit of the genuine reformer OF
sincerity. which is incompatible with
monopolization of all sorts and espec.
tally with an inordinate desire for sell
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-01
LOCOMOTIVE BLEW UP.
Engineer Killed; Fireman Dying, and
Brakeman Badly Injured.

Inlay City. Mich. June 23.-While
a Grand Trunk fast freight was speed
ing along at the rate OF thirty miles
an hour, two miles east OF this city,
the boiler OF the engine suddenly ex-
ploded As a result. Engineer Thomas
Phibbs is dead. Fireman William
Brown was thrown thirty feet and
suffered injuries which will probably
prove fatal. while Head Brakeman d.
c. Smith. although terribly scalded,
will probably recover. The injured
men live in Battle Creek
The train ran some distance after
the explosion and It only stopped
when the first three cars and the en-
CINE were piled in the ditch. Run
ming ahead, the conductor found En-
gineer Phibbs lying unconscious be
side the track RE was terribly In.
jured. His left leg had been blown
off, and he was burned and scalded.
Brown was found in field some
rods from the track.
The injured men were brought tc
Inlay City. where they we're cared
for: but Phibbs lived but an hour or
two. He expired in the doctors Office,