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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-07
SAVED BY FIRE DRILL
1900 Pupils Marched In Safety From
Burning High School.

Loo Pupils Marched In Safety From
Burning High School.
Grand Rapids, Mich. March e.
Grand Rapids was threatened with a
repetition OF Cleveland's tragedy.
Fire started IN the laboratory OF the
Central High school. while 1900 pupils
were in the midst OF their work. The
signal for the FIRE drill was given and
the children marched out In perfect
order. The building was emptied in
two and one-half minutes
The Central High school Is over.
crowded and the stairways inadequate
and fears of a possible panic have long
been felt, but the fire drill proved ef.
fective. The fire did comparatively
little damage.
That there was no panic in the
school was probably due to the fact
that professional photographer had
been taking fash light pictures in the
corridor OF the High school a few
minutes before the fire broke out. and
the children had been warned not Ia
be alarmed. When the FIRE came and
the drill began they thought therefore
that 1t was for another picture, and
all OF them marched out quietly.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-07
Marched Gu. Of Burning School.

Philadelphia. March 6.-More than
100 small children in the public kin.
dergarten at Lansdowne. a suburb
were marched safely from the building
in ire drill. while the Orders and par.
titions in the basement burned nercely
and the halls were filling with smoke
from a FIRE that was started by SOM
crossed electric wires. Miss Roberts
Brewster. the teacher. smelled smoke,
and while her assistant, Miss Estel
Stewart, kept the children's attention.
she made an investigation, which
showed that the basement was on FIRE
The children were on the second floor
and Miss Brewster. leaving them to
believe they were practicing the fire
drill for emergency, marched her
charges out OF the building without
trouble. After the children were GU,
and the public learned there was a fire
m the school there was much excite.
ment. The fremen managed to conf,ne
the hre to the basement.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-07
NOTES FROM RAccooN FORD
RaecoOn Ford. Va, March 4, 1908.

Rsecoon Ford. Va, March 4, 1908.
The Friday Evening Club met at thu
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Gibbs Feb.
1lst. The minutes of the club were read
BY Mr-Carpenter. Cards and other games
were played until q late hour. Those
present were Misses Edna, Alice, Lottie,
anc Delia Pannill Lena Spottswood,
Moine biedsoe and Minnie Rhoades, Mrs.
Lee Pannili and Mrs. p. M.Gibbs. Messrs.
J. b. Carpenter, C. K. Jones, Jr.. Phil
spottswood, J. l.. Hall, K. A. Gibbs.
trump Pannill, Camp Pannill, T. p.
Spottswood, p. n. Gibbs.
Mrs. Willie PanniIl continues sick.
M. wallace Jones started to Culpeper
. lew days ago with four mules hitched
20 light spring wagon and reports.he
zane pear getting stuck IN the mud sew
eral times.
Mr.. J.w. Pannill met with a serious &c
eident q lew days ago. BE was holding a
stake while another man was driving II.
when the mall flew OF the handle, strfk.
irJ Mr.. Psnrill on the head, cutting q
large cash In his scalp. DIR. Scott rendered
surgical cid.
friday evening, Feb. %, the boys OF
the neiRhborhood gave a dance at the
Town Hall at the Ford to their lad '
- -~-.>t1- -@Noo@ g al ntAQ NlI t-c
mus.e. A midnight supper was served
Dancing continued until day break. Even
then we were loath to leave. Those pres.
ent were Misses Alice, Lottio. aud Delis
Pannill, Emma Jones, Emma Spindle
Eva Blackwell, Rhoens Waugh, Minnie
Rhodes, and Mrs r. Davis, OF Raccoor
Ford. Masses Claudia Waters, Mamie New
man, and Mrs Moser, Of Manassas: Mis-.
Hawkins and Miss Burton, OF Stevens
burg. MIRA. Lee Pannill and Mrs. p. NJ
Gibbs were the chaperonss Messrs. J. b
Carpsztsr, Lee Blanksnbaker, c. 4 Jones
Jr., j. A. Smith. r. A. Gibbs, Phil Spotte
wood, J. l.. Hall, Crump Panniil, Russell
Davis. and Wallace Jones, all OF Raccoor
Ford Aessrs. Spindle and Yoder
OF Aitcheils John CoviDgton, Rot
and Ernest Noser, OF StevensborR. anf
B. D. Clarke. Of Brandy. Every body sale
Il IVES one OF ths most enjoyable dances
tbey had ever attended.
klowfn8 h backward, owing to bat
von1hor.
~: Phil epottswood IL the only one o
or inrmsrs who has 1nished his pillow
IN sssa P.nnill isAv.s in a lew day
- S@sss Jonas and xashsll Buck
~. q ~ Normal School at FarmvfIls
- hc1ae 81 7an1S 70 thslr rssr.etiv
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-07


That Earnings Increased Largely
last Year. the Company Cannot Pay
the Interest Due April I.
Baltimore. March 6.-After the close
OF court bill was filed in the United
States circuit court by the Bowling
Green Trust company. OF New Gosa.
asking the appointment OF receivers
for the Western MARYLAND railroad
Judge Thomas J. Morris appointed
President Benjamin r Bush. the rail-
road having filed an answer admitting
the allegations In the bin OF complaint
and asserting to the receivership. The
allegation Of the Bowling Green Trust
company is that the Western Maryland
viii be unable TO meet fixed charges
due April I. amounting to $3.50. 0OO.
President Bush gave bond as re-
ceiver in 100000. the bond being
signed by the Fidelity & Deposit com
pany
The Western Maryland was bought
In 1902 by what was known as the
Fuller syndicate. acting for the Gould
interest. the price paid being s.. 900
600. At that time the road was indebt.
ed TO Baltimore city on account OF
MORTGAGES and accrued interest to the
extent OF ST.. ZOO. GOO
The institution OF proceedings IN
der the general lien and convertible
mortgase OF the company and the ap
plication for the appointment OF a re
ceiver were due to the action Of the
board Of directors OF the company AZ
a meeting held TO consider a commu.
nioation Of the president 10 the board
The statement saws in part.
The gross revenues OF the railway
for the six months ended Dec. 81. 1907
increased s540.725.32 or 2O3Ss Der
cent. and the net revenues OF the com.
pany increased $3.50. 17s.lS. or 3O.224
per cent over those OF the correspond.
ing period OF the last fiscal year. with
a resulting surplus over all fixed
charges. including the ahnormallv
high cost Of temporary loans and 70
newals
The company IS not confronted
with any failure OF its revenues 10
cover its fun fixed charges. even in
NANTAUT0NIATN
character last mentioned. and its bust
ness has maintained steady growth
with unmistakable assurance OF con
tinued developments II has. however
maturing obligations. arising out O.
Its temporary provisions for capital
expenditures. and II must at an early
date encounter the problem presentei
by the commodity clause Of the fed.
eral rate law.
As you are aware. this company
has outstanding loans maturing Ap~il
]. 1908. in the amount OF S3.7Ts $50. So
cured by pledge OF S5.O37. 600 Of its
nrst mortgage bonds. The marke,
price Of these bonds-original IN such
excess over the loans as TO promise
considerable surplus applicable 20 the
reimburseme1 OF the treasury for
capital eXpenditurcs-has. no.with
standing steady and substantial in.
crease In the gross and net revenues
OF the company. shrunk to level be-
low the face OF the loans.
1T has now become apparent that
the company will be unable 10 meet
these loans or TO provide additional
collateral 10 secure their extension. In
this situation the company itself viii
Of course. be unable 20 borrow the
money necessary TO meet mortga ge
interest falling due on the LIST OF April
next"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-07

FOR SALE CHEAP
2 lncubators Il Sure Hatch. / I'm
proved Monitor, 1907, 1 Evaporator.
Address,
Box IS, fredericksburg, Va.
mar0-3t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-07

Thoroughbred White Wysndotte and
s. c. W Lexhorn Cockerels, from New
York State Fair winners. at 81 each.
Speci al showroom birds up to s.. Eggs
In season at 81 per Is. Leave orders
with Crescent Grocery Company or ad-
dress John S. Terrell, Fredericksburg.
va. feb1S-1 ID
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-07
Hoys' pormItorx Burned.

Detroit. Mich, March 6.-The dor.
mitory Of the D'Arcambal Home for
Boys. at CIarenceviile. a suburb OF
Detroit, burned. and all OF the thirty
SIX boys were gotten out safely. su-
perlnfendent Lane. after directing the
boys to safety, had to leap from an
upper window, but was not seriously
injured.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-07
NOTICE

Having qualified as administrator OF
John J. Pulliam, deceased, all parties in
deoted 70 him Will settle with the under
signed, and all parties having claims
against said estate will present them TO
me properly authenticated.
Lee J. Graves,
f22lw4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-07
SAW CHILDREN DIE
Victims in School Horror Roast
ed In Sight Of Parents.
DEATH ROLL NUMBERS 1854

investigation Shows Three Little Girls
Had Been Found Playing In Closet
Shortly Before Fire started-6ut
One Fire Escape.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-07
JOB PRINTING

The Free Lance is prepared to do Job
work OF all kinds In up-to-date style at
reasonable prices on short notice. The
work done In our Office will compare
favorably with the best TO be had any
where. The head Of our Job work de-
pertment, who has been working In this
omos Tor many years. n one Of the most
s~pss1snssd men In tie businsss.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-07
RECEIVER FOR R.R.CO.
The Western Maryland Cannot
Meet Fixed Charges.
MONEY MARKET TO BLAME

President Bush Says Despite the Fact
That Earnings Increased Largely
last Year. the Company Cannot Pay
the Interest Due April I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
NOME RUSH
BEGINS
FIRST VESSEL STARTED THIS
AFTERNOON AND OTHERS
ARE TO FOLLOW.

The sailing Of the Alaska Steam
ship Companya steamship Olympia
this afternoon marked the opening
Of the Nome season.
The Olympia IL properly a
fneifhter. but carried 20 passengers.
the limit ~ her accommodation
Tier cargo consisted Of about 1000
tons 81 general freight. including
COO 600 feet ol lumber and 70 head
OF cattle A quantity ~ structural
steel for the United States wireless
telegraph station at Nome was also
taken
Tho Hyadea. operated by Schu
bach & Hamilton. wiil be the sec
oud weasel Of the Nome fleet and
will get away late tonight The
Hyades carries no passengers. be
Ing strictly a freighier Tier cargo
will amount e. about $500 tons and
will consist Of general supplies
mining machinery and live stock
The total amount Of supplies and
machinery going north on the two
vessels l. estimated AZ about tfss.-
0e0.
-Four more vessels viii leave Sc
attic Monday for Nome aud points
on Norton sound The Victoria and
Ohio Of the Alaska steamship e1m-
panY. the senator Of the Pacific
Coast company. and the steamer 81
Helons Of l.. II Gray A. 20. The
latter wiii carry freight only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
BROUGHT BACK
TO LIFE

Open maBholea on Ychler way.
between 18th and 18th avs. where
some excAxHting f. being done. to.
day almost resulted 10 the death
By drowning Of 5.ycar old Leighton
McEier, son Of Samuel Moxicr. a
baker living NJ 1917 Yesiaf way.
II ia charged that Il - the Gus.
tom Of the wofkrnen 20 leave the
manhplcn open They ara from
eight 70 ten feet deep and usually
contain about four feet ~ water.
The little fellow was playing
near one of the manholcs At noon
today when he fell IN. the father
being attracted by the screams Of
the child. When rescued the boy
was apparently dead and the ooro.
ncr and the dead wagon were
called. Hard work at resusettation
resulted in bringing the boy hack
10 life and II IL thought that be viii
recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
ON The FRONT

The Jefferson left this morning
~ 10 o'clock f0f saaEway with zoo
passengers and a large cargo. in.
eindinE 100 head 81 cattle.
The buchanan sailed shortly after
! o'clock with 1000 tons ~ general
freight for san Francisco.
The British ship Dundee arrived
from Tacoma this morning. She
will take a ca4go Of lumber for
Callao.
The German ship Chile sailed
today for the United Kingdom, tenn.
porRrY repairs having been made
Co her cracked plates which were
the result 81 a collision with the
tuE Lorne last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
BATTLESHIP IS ORDERED
TO QUARANTINE

NAVY YARD. PUGET SOUND.
May s0.-The battieship Kentucky.
On which = case Of smallpox vas
discovered. has been ordered 10 IL
United States guarantee station 4
Port Townsend until all danger of
a spreading Of the disease Il last
The patient removed 10 the PEST
house has not developed ser.ssa
case vet. according 70 the n&sd
surgeons here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
LATE FILIBUSTER
NEWS
tsy unI,sd pre.s.l

WASHINGTON. May Soluble
tin. 5 .. senator Stone yielded
TO Senator Gore. II was announced
that Senator Bacon would follow
Gore. but By clever tactics Aidrieh.
with the aid Of the leaders who
favor the bin. caught the fiiibusi
crs mapping. and fenced vote on
the adoption of the report
La Toilette. who had returned
from his brief sleep. was equal TO
the occasion. however. and aston.
ished AldrIch and the others by
calmly voting In the affirmative.
This gave Ia Toilette the sight
TO move to reconsider Thereupon
la Toilette announced that he has
no idea OF giving 10 and would con.
tinue the fight as long as possible
Senator Davis. Of Arkansas. Is on
his way from Little Rock. and La
Toilette received q telegram from
him this afternoon saying:
I'm coming. Win arrive on the
floor early Monday morning and
will speak for Is hours longer II
necessary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
SUSTAINS
CHARGES
Evans Partially. Substapli.
ales Authors Statement
on Warships.
10y United Press

WAsHiNGToN uay so-h
report Issued as a senate aocume.,
Rear Admiral Evans sustalns m..'
Of the charges made asalsa ..
United States navy BY Henry ~,
efdahl In a recent magazine :.
uele.
The former commanderln.e,l..
Of the Atlantic fleet frankly ,g.s.'
with the author artist, Tor ins,a...
that the height Of the deck sbosls
BE- increased and their view. =
the main armor plate are ns.s-
the same On this vital ques,,os
admiral Evans says II these b.,,.
had been placed about slr lneh..
or one foot higher better prg,se.,o.
might have been afforded.
Reuterdahla statement .hs, 81.
ahips are inadeqnatsly nrossess.
from attack by torpedo boats !
also upheld hy the admiral g,.ss
declares that an flying and go
bridges. except those on fiamhsss
are unnecessary. and that holss.
are altogether TOO SLOW for boIsrs,,
ammunition required By the rasIT
fire modern guns.
on the question Of fre.has,ss
and the height Of the bfnad,lss
guns the board Of eonstrnelIos =
the nav does not agree Mn A
miral Evans. and says. eoneerrs..
the location Of the masn sr,.s,
belt The distribntion Of ,rmsr
protection on battieshlps. M -
many other questions relating q
hatiieship design. il necessarily 4
compromise. and the fundamental
principles governing such alr,rha.
ton which have been .seretafore ek.
seryed. are. In the opinIeh ., he
board. entirely sound. aad should
Be adhered 20 Ia the future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
LEADERS
SENTENCED TO
JAIL

CHICAGO. May 80 John
Britain. treasurer Of the Chicago
Federation Of Labor. and business
agent of the Amalgamafod HucetY
OF Carpenters. aud two other union
labor leaders. were today ordered
sent 10 jail for 80 days f0r contempt
of court
The defendants were accused Of
calling strikes Ia defiance ct an IA
Junction issued b Judge Carpenter
Every member and officer Of the
Carpenters union and the Mil.
workers union. numbering 30 ZOO
m0n face the same sentence Judge
Carpenter dcfctfcd execution Of
sentence pending further argu.
menta by counsel as Ca the iurisdie
ton OF the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
TO FIGHT HIGH
ASSESSMENTS

one hundred property owners .
Rlrkwood met at kirdvood hall And
organized the Kirkvood Properly
owners Improvement club. Tns
club vas organised on account q
trouble over the e5th st. ssse<s
ments which are declared 70 .
entirely too high.
Another meeting viii DC g
next Friday. when officers VII =
elected and plans discussed. u =
the intention OF all the owners 2
FIGHT the assessment. which ise5
say runs as high as 80 per ceai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
BANKERS GO ON
AN EXCURSION

Several hundred people took al
vantage Of the bankers excursion
ON the steamer Yosemite. which left
Pier 8 at o'clock this morning
on a cruise through the San Juan
ialaudH.
The excursion was given under
the auspices of Seattle chapter Of
the American Institute OF Bank
Clerks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
CAMP is RoeeGo.

Thieves looted the camp Of G. O
Magnns0n on the shore Of Lake
Union ~ the foot 81 iamlin ~ this
morning shortly after . 80 O'clock.
while the owner MAS absent for
about half an hour The robbery
Mas reported to the police Il Is
believed that the theft was commit
tod by boyH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
DELEGATES co TO EVERETT,

Local delegates Of the state A.
socintlon % PoStoffioe Clerks leal
this morning 10 attend The s,als
meeting. which convenes today 4
Everett Numerous important maj.
terB sill be brought up At the ~
nual meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
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j FOUR sATTLEsHiPB AT 4
TACOMA SAIL SUNDAY. /,

fHT IHIfFH FffNHlI
! TACOMA. MAY 30 The =
! battleaaina Georgia. Rhode =
! Island. Ncw Jersey aud ir =
} Finia sill leave Tacoma at ] .
e.eiock Sunday afternoon. their 4
} stay having been heightened =
! In order 90 give The vast crowd .
which arrived Va the city 10 =
day aH opportunity "a ylait :
them ThcF were scheduled ~
leave early tomorrow after 4
) noon. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

HAVE rot etHa TO INVEST
In the blxEmsH snA h~.f fiaeher rTar~mts
flaa "a the aaFfi The sHtffe 1ass sn
yaa u ths tee rats - apsn euif -
fsp aAFs FoF f4ii particulars eatt
strife
fSrrRNArfovAL rosD HEkLFf Co
fssa Aasfieaa n4Hh Huiialas Seattle
IA ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
CARS TIED UP.

All Capital Hill cars were tied
up this afternoon AS the result of
the breaking OF feed wire at
First av. and Columbia n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
Want Ads
Telephone Them To Us
And We Will Do the Rest

Charge for two consecutive
DAYS Zee per line per day Seven
words TO the line Three con.
socutlxe DAYS, one cont 4 word.
enc month. &c per line per daY
Minimum charge Tor an "ad
20 GENTS
An space used VIII be charE
81 &C full line rates On all
contract advertising or adNer.
Using charged 70 account
BALLARD A0ENCN-P. II.
Mullen. s2l Ballard svs OPP.
city Han Phone. Ballard aoe.
MAIN OFFICE seventh az.
between Unl0n and University
Phones. Main 1890 Ind al
The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responaihil
ity for errors ~ any kind &c
CURING In tslephoned AdVer'
tisements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

SASH AND DOOR BARGAINS
crcss panel doors. only 81 rs FOR ali
stock Sizes. not larger than J a. In
~ n 3 inches
GLASS - CHEAPER
Windows are iowar IN price.
ffsza Nfafo~a nsS price ..sss..a- 81 %
1ff1o Windows nss price ss.-..s5 81 %
China closet glass doors oniy fi %
each Hundreds ~ different sixss IN
ssors fronts IN stock. sny sire. from
ga up
Picture moulding r. per foot
Cottage front windows hottorn glass
tezte. TOP .siass core. cut up In fancy
windsw frames and door frames
from sec up. aii tied In bundles All
yeu hare % do - drive ths nails We
have car 9Wn mill
Cottage front doors with fancy pAaii
work and apron below glass "a 90
Aortlse locks a. cents Standard AK
~ dogf butts lsc per pair slld -
door tfaek and Hangers fi7o. Gull
doasr only III % each
Odds and ends 81 sash closing them
cot for The price of the glass
send for price iiafs IN which ws a.
iastFate and quote prices on hundreds
% different articles. We have only one
price. and We sell % anybody ship
meafs made snywhefe. safe delivery
xuarautesd.
o n WILLIAMS CO
1919 Western az. Seattle. Wa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
MANCHESTER
MANCHESTER

neaurifnl hasns sitss sn the usafsa q
raEsi Sound - rlaiH 4ieH - tbs city
e niinatss ftds tfam Seattle pasiuf
Zee
You esn stsna On the tsash a. Han.
chester aud sss ths Meet % Eiiioii
taF. aeaftis
NHnsassfsf IL tasi half sas hstsssn
Seattle sHd itfstuvftan Nssr fafd
whf live IN ne city aHs paF hig
rent uhHn res san W#n faaf 0Nh hafna
for psff htils fHaasf 10 AaHshsstsff
Manchester Is eaand 10 b ssasgiss
greatest sebuge
We eaa ssil pes = horne site fat Us
W % = e4a. a. eesf ~ smsnis hlta
- lets seaitN ur ia stHtaR f#Hs Nies
af asattis ss1 sarFeanaihs esuhtf1
Cali or wfits - Esd ps viii sheu
rpu the prep~rtr sns Az IN sns ussA
MANCHESTER INVESTMENT co. fne
aaTrtftatt Eriss Hinek-
Seattle. wash
rhsns.- Maia Etss Ted isss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

Z MeNay Cashier u enc above
nanfa hanh. 80 satamnir Huraf thaf
Tie fufsEnlna statement iH tfua ta tho
BEST % ma hhaa ledge aud belief
> n nCFAf
Cashier
Correct Attest
y ffrEu
D. MARTIN
nifeEEafa
Subscribed and aaafn - before me
this gfih naF ~ Ma. ices
ruAH 10 THOMAS
sufaFf Public b. aHd Zoe the slate n
Washington NeslainH az seattle
CITY aEAL ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

EXCURSION TO ANcHEaTEn
SUNDAY NAY a.
Lets t0Hiie tz6 and 90 one acre
and up 90 terms 20 suit gedd water
fraut lots SOC Marion nids fndepeHs
deni ggt5. =-at-ao
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

Black buildias paper. saturated IN as-
pfalfuna. Tire best peurr on the market.
s. per roll. fsH9a square feet
PREPARED fpafiae paper. ore ssIffare
Handed5 guaranteed esfer proof. one ply.
per square U.s.; two pig. per square
$40
Eastern deadeuinE felt. No l. one
psflnd 70 he gErd - squafs yards IN
roll tI7a per roll
o - VILLA Hg Co.
1915 Western Ave Seattle Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
THE nav. wHIrmAn RETURNS.

Rev Il T.. whitman. u D.. pastor
# the First Baptist church has re.
turned from the Northern Baptist
Convention A. Oklahoma city and
SEN pu.ach NJ the church tomorrow
na uHitsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

rasl all kfass deliveries q all p4Fs'
e. 4ity - fsasana BE rrtess walls fright
AaH.aaa laa fh9uss isft I'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
Your Own Home Is
An Easy Proposition

n Yna start taeht 81 cash sna SIC pee
maash haTa tie let sicss 10 lssa than
- fliHsfs ~ ride eniF tarsh4 fare
fins sisa lafs
Taks saf 81 firsf ana washington
"a sea ntt - eniaaatia stNtien
Ger ran Nti rnxss res thsn "a she's
fea The ufereFfF.
f.nak - d sstasasY - sanaar
Fuf failsF snforsaatiNn. cali ~ oVf
effles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

aDNETHINg FpH NOTHING
Ihfn cunsfH aH near u ~ anything
40 acres IN Washington HHrbaf. nenf p
Towussud 4 affes cleared with hausa
for euiY tsag cash y l. nfoWn. sis
Peoples Eank uiaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

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