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while books may be brought out oc-
casonally concerning which there is n
difference of opinion, no American pub
fishing house of any standing will issue
a book that could be regarded by the
majority of people as immoral AS an
example of this one of the largest and
best publishing firms in New York a few
years ago suppressed a book by clever
and talented Young author after it had
actually been put in type and thousands
of dollars had been spent in printing a
big edition. They did it because it was
pointed out to them that one chapter in
the book had a significance which had
been overlooked by their editors in pass
ing upon it, 1t wasn't an immoral book,
aside from this one chapter, and the pub
fishers might have been excused If they
had tried y sell enough copies to get
back the money they had invested, but
they preferred to stand the money loss
rather than to put out under their i'm
print anything that might be regarded as
lowering the standards of their business
or that might possibly harm readers of
uniformed minds. Anyway, a censorship
doesn't prevent the issuance of bad
books 1t only adds to the burdens of
publishers puts damper on the pro-
.duction of real literature and substitutes
the Judgment of one man for that of the
which our government Is founded is that
that is a dangerous thing to do
personally | don't believe in literary
policemen" said David Graham Phillips.
one of the popular noyelists who has
been attacked for his frank manner IN
showing up some of the skeletons of
American family life, because I don't
subscribe to the theory that the way TO
cure a disease is to hide it. These good
neople who want to Protect the Amer
lean public AGAINST themselves would de-
feat their own ends if they succeeded IN
doing what they want to. IL Is NOT the
nrovince of the novelist as | see 1t 10
saw whether the facts of life are good
or bad. but simply to portray facts as
faithfullv as he can. The dollhouse the
orv of life never has worked and never
viii 7 have no patience with these shui-
dering women and feminine males VINO
would close our eyes to all unpleasant
sights. Their theory logically expressed
Is that evil is not evil if we Disregard
its existence The truth is that IL there
is ANYTHING wrong in our social organiza-
TON the way to remedy 1t is to sw eep
awav the accumulated rubbish and ex-
lose IT to the light of day.
.grhere is another side to this question
also How are we to know that the
Judgment of this official keeper of the
s.ubIc conscience we are asked to set
I'm would be nfallible? His opinions as
TO morality and immortality might be all
wrong. This appeals to me BECAUSE of
an incident that my publishers related
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-06-01

to me. There is a certain bookselliug
concern in one of the large cities which
refused to handle my recent book, old
Wives Tor New" because the proprietors
didn't approve my attitude on divorce.
I'll eheorfully give them my receipts from
the book down to date if they will tell
me what is my attitude on divorce. he
cause I haven't any, or if ] have | don't
know myself what it is. But this Same
highly particular establishment recently
made an extensive display of book
which in my opinion had no claim what
ever to attention except in its highly
colored appeal to sensual instincts. Now
there is a serious difference of judgment
serious to me as a writer of novels At
least and possibly serious also to the
bookseller | may be entirely wrong IN
my opinion but then again he may be
wrong, or both of us may be. ! prefer
20 leave the decision of such questions
to the great body of right-thinkinS and
right-acting men and women who cons'i-
tute the American reading public
THE most effective censorship" sail
Clyde Fitch the playwright. who Ike
Mr.. Phillips, has been one of the objects
of recent attack, lis the censorship of the
public. 1t is certainly effective and we
are bound to admit that II the majority
of cases 1t is right In THE Woman il
the Case" l was criticised for represent
ing wife as associating with a disso-
lutte woman and pretending to be one her
self in order to save her husbands life,
but / defy any person of matured luds-
ment to say that he came away from that
play without a feeling of respect and
admiration for the woman who risked
Ter reputation for the sake of her hus-
band Public morals are simply reflected
on the stage and both are improving eli
the time"
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The Birmingham News: This iirm
CDrs Dozier & DoziN) has been DONG
business in Birmingham continuously
for a number of years and they nave
yet to be accused of having dealt uh-
fairly with patient in any way what
soever. They are both gentlemen OF the
highest type and carry their honor ana
gentlemanliness into their business
Age-Herald: Drs. Dozier & Doziers
long standing record and approved
abilities entitle them to the proud dis
tinction of standing at the head of
their profession.
The Birmingham Ledger: Drs. Dozler
& Dozier are without doubt the best
known specialists in the South, ana
their fame is due entirely to their great
skill.
The Southern Odd Fellow: We can
not add anything to the reputation DTS.
Dozer & Dozier have already acquired
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-06-01

One of the writer's who believes that /
fiction censorship is likely to be estab-
lished both in the United States and Eng
land is Basil Tozer who contributes an
article to the National Review setting
forth his views. Mr.. Tozer does not advo-
cate such a step but me holds that the re-
sponsiblity for it if it is taken will rest
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by the moon will also vary greatly. To
observers along the line AA, Fig. 4, the
greatest eclipse will merely appear as at
A, Fig s. Those along the lines BIB
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Official.

Decorations and signs for Vets. Please
send your orders early Low prices. Her
mitage. signs, city. 5-3l-tf
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/. Prowell Hardware Co.'S.
$4,000 bankrupt stock must
be sold in 80 days. Store will
be opened Monday, June 1.

For best advertising cuts try "hs
Gawk, Age-Heraid building.
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the
other rm oct Il he
Heart
and all
a
essional ices o
treatme o
advise is
be examined of charge By SO doing
surgical opera
IL.
which affects their blood and debItates
in
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and
PM. Sunda a
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-06-01

IN the line oil their profession, out We
know them to be brother Odd Fellows
and can be relied upon TO carry out
every promise they make to those
needing their services.
Mountain Home: The press of Bir-
mingham and all over Alabama speak
in the highest terms of Drs. Dozier &c
Dozier, as physicians, surgeons and
gentlemen, and we have no hesitancy
in recommending them to our patrons.
Meridian Star: Drs. Dozier & Dozier
of Birmingham are the most worthy
and distinguished physicians in their
line of practice in the state of Alabama.
Masonic Guide: Drs Dozier & Dozier
come from a family of prominent ply
sicans and with their large experience
in the profession can be relied on to
treat disease in most successful man
ner
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-20
farmers Of Moderate Means
Offered Rare Opportunity

An unusual opportunity Ii offered the
farmer u moderate means TO secure II
bofn- In the Lakeside Tract iora,cd on
the North hh re oi Tulc Lake. The
land now offered for sale consist. of
400 acres of ifrigabl. land lying Under
the Adams canal. n par, 81 the klam.
18th Project. and admirably located
along the shore .of the lake. II ia f.,h
,as-brush and graS. land. part of IL
b-,nv IN cultivation !, will be sold IT,
tracts I. sui, pur, hssrr- and on salts.
factory terms,
For particulars call on or address. J.
Frank Adams. manager Lakeside Com.
pany. Tulc Lake. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-20
SOlNi 10 tRiNIORS

iS TiiE COUNTY COURT OF TnE
STATE of OREGON FOR KLAM.
ATH cot Nrl
ESTATE Of JOSEPH CDNGEK,
DECEASED
N",ic. !. hereby glY-a tha, the la,t
sill sni ,r.'smen, oi Juscph Congc'
DECREASED. la. l-cn duly proven ani al.
miitri ,n probate aud iha, John "
sicm~ns sni Chs.. u. Wilson hayr
t--n duly spi-nin,-i as executors ,hcr.
IL. Al I-'soh. having claim. again-,
sail estate are hereby requested to pre-.
cent IA" same with the proper vouchers,
within elk months from the date oi this
notice. To the undersigned at tho Fir,
Na,ionsl HANK In the city oi klamath
Fails. Oregon.
Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon, this
lJ,h dsy oi February. ipDs.
ions ". sirsrSa.
. 1919 tu,uIrs u, WIIIsoN,
Es-cui"i- Il the last ~ill and tc-,a.
inchi oi Joseph Cungrf. p-c-asri.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-20

=
Registration opens, jan D.
Close. Tor primaries. April u
Primary Elections. April w.
p,,,,,,o,lon reopsns. Ap'Il2l.
close. Tot election. May 10.
u,,,,al Ehc,i,n, June !.
u.v,.,,a,ion m"rrn' sept ~,
Close. Tor rlrc,lon. Oct. 10
presidential Election, Nov o
,,,o,us,ion comp'l"d iof tbs i'"''"c
,,,n ., the rn'a'c ,'- t'lo~'t
r,u,~llnr, Under i"I,ls'lv".--'n'''s'
,.,,,i,,. mus, have 1.>6 sigma
.., initiative petitions mus, l~ h'rd
b, January ~ arguments advocating
.,,.. mus, h. al-i hy February z !
,..,u.,,,c nrasu,c. mus, b" p'i"'"' by
~, SECRETARY Of state by March +. ror'r"
n...n,,. mus, ,~ mailed in vote" by
.,u; ,.c,r,a,y ii state must max"
-, N, ,,,m Of halIo, by May T.
,,B,,r Election Candidates ior
.,.,. and d,.,,Ic, of,ic~e, Ia l~ voted io'
mar, ,,,n one county. aud iof cir
,,I, Judge, aud d,ntie, attorneys. must
Al. with IA. secretary oi state. st the
I'm, oi b.,innins 10 circulate pc'i'ions.
, con, Of tho Petition lot nomination,
.,,ci b, LIm-ii. 40 evidence that said
.l.,ot |. candidate iot nomination b,
h, party. The vote cast "ys po''''e''
,,r, In each voting precinct ios 'sp'r'
sentative In congress that last p'"rcd'"s
,eu,rsI ,'c,,ion !. tho basis on which
The percentage ior petitions shsii br
,,up,cl. ani heel not exceed iuO sis
[h,,arr..
p.,i,ion, ioi nominations 10 h~ No,Vi
| |br In districts cnmp'i"ins mo'c than
one county mus, 10 signed 10y 81 least
tao ,-t ecu, Il H.. electors residing 10
each Of a, least ohc'cish,h ii the pre-.
.isc,. In each of si least t~o conn,i~s
Ia the ii,,rir, ani nrri not s,c-"'i i'p
snsp
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-20
Buy n Home

\ lio'ninR the new lair ground two an,i
onc'hali acres of mofr. les, 81 garden
land. Two and onc.hali acrcs IL equal
10 eighteen lots Iosi?0 irc,. u times are
s""i ~ bad yon eau Away. nah. u
soo-i living from II. r,icr reasonable
anu ,r'm, easy. See
l. JACOBS. Owner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-20
PUBLICITY
THE PRICE OF SUCCESS

There is right way to do things. There is large
amount of profitable business to be secured by the
right kind of advertising without increasing the fixed
expenses.
The advertiser in the preparation of copy must
consider what will appeal to the interest from the
readers or the customers point of view. 1t will not
do simply to put down what to the advertiser to
be interesting without putting to the test of wheth
err will be so to the public WELL 1t must contain
information that the public would either like to get at
which they could be interested in by suggestion in
the shape of good striking headline. What the pub
lie after principally is the goods at right prices,
that good descriptions should be included in nearly
every ad
Prices are invariably of interest to the customer.
and, whether the method is reliable not, form
Of the principal means of judging Of the desrabty
of the goods.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-20

American Bank 4 Trust CO.. Building
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

syndicate composed of William A. Read & Co., Redmond X Co.,, and Warner, Tucker & Co.,, are offering to investors $1,500,0 900 first mortgage 5eo bonds of the Rutland CNt.D Railway, Light and Power Co, at 95 and ac- crued interest, q price which yields 530eo.
 These bonds are part of an au- thorized issue of s2,000,O00 first mort gage bonds dated March 1, 1906, and maturing 1946. The Issue constitutes a direct first mortgage on the entire property Of the Rutland Railway, Light and Power Co.,, which owns a street railway system of over 24 miles and the gas, electric light and com mercial power plants in the city and vicinity of Rutland.
 An appraisal of the property of the company places its replacement value considerably in excess of S2,000,O00 exclusive of its valuable franchises and charter rights. Net earnings of the company for the year ended Sept. 30, 1908, amounted to $110,400, or nearly one and one-half times the an nual interests charge on the $1,50O,- 900 bonds now outstanding.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
CLOSING PRICES.

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whitely, members of the New
 York and Boston Stock Exchanges, New York otnce, b2 EroAdwaJ. and l5
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
Rutland Railway. Light X Power (

(continued on Fifteenth Page.)
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
The Union Trust Co,
NEW MAVEN.

NEW MAVEN.
 Chartered by the State or ConuectIcu, with authority to act a6 EXccutor, Ad. minlstrator Guardian, Receiver or Trustee under will or deed.
 Is ioBaI ucpoaItoEJ Of money Iaid In. 10 Court and Public Trust Funds. acta as Trustee for Municipa Corpora lions and Individuals, md administers Trusts of all kinds. Eh powered to act as Registrar of Stocks, Bonds or otnti evidences of indebtedness, manage sink. lng funds, and do all business such as is usually done by Trust Compa nies.
 It also does q general banking busj. ness, collecting checks. notes, coupona and receives deposits. The principal oi eacL trust Is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the gen eraI assets of the Company.
 This Company is by law regularly examined by the Bank Examiner of the State n' Connecticut,
 HENRY l.. H0TCHklSS. President.
 EUGENE \. BRISTOL. Treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
PRICES PAID u
PRODUCERS

The following pnrcnaee pfie~
quoted an Western aF thit mvIsR, a
POULTRY ola hens live ~ ..,lsl
per pound dress ed. iie per pe9"' s,...~4
chickens. live. fk-4nc per peana. e,'..f
gEe per pound bruiierA 2tc 800
squads s.ss per dosepi DUES 49,
lee pes pound pigeons. VI ~ ..ss -
HurrER Local ranch, lse ~
pound
Fu0s Local ranch, st-sse al.
MEATS live wcfght-taNs as,a
pound stedfs go per peeho ~
wethcra g. pCr pound eyes -
pound Hogs fisC PEI ratn'. ~
bo per pound huils and oxen
pound -. ftN
MEATS Dressed Veal, laiss ~.
psr pound. medium. ie-il Nc ~
The following are local
made on Western sv this motH'A ..ssia
FRUIT Hasphcrfies. 49, y 81 r
t0-lh box fsc- fi.sas hlacAeetitss az
traVsustalu apples 81 se.ls sren
Crawford peaches fArseei hNs u 'N
tisb-I co. tomatoes 81 pien ~
VEGETABLES cabbage l,1.-a. ~
pound head lettuce as-aQe 49, ~ St.is
barb. ~ per pound gfeen vAi M ~ et
Der dozen new potatoes. s4er-1, aotst
spinach sse BOX cauliflowet itlN
hecta tt-tet sack, cuenhF~
dozen carrots. 81 sack ----.'--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
TALES OF DISSENSION
AT STANFORD DENIn

Despite all reports TO the con.
trary. relations between the stan
ford faculty and the student body
are Of most harmonious char
aeier." declared Dr. David Starr
Jordan. president u tho great Cali.
f0ruia institution. IN an address 20
the Washington Stanford club al a
banquet given IN bis honor last
night ~ the Washington Annex
There have been certain students. f"
he continued. who have tried 10
make il appear otherwise and who
have endeaYorcd 10 stir up strife.
bat their percentage 81 small. and
considering the student body A.
whole ! kBow Of 20 other lnEfitu.
ton IN the country IN which bar
Hnony prevails 90 d greater extent
than AZ Stanford
nr Jordan spoke ~ the progress
OF the university IN general and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
Residents OF Rainier Valley
Meet and Adopt
Resolutions.

Residents Of Rainier valley IN q
mass meeting held last night At
Rainier Beach hall. passed reaolu
lions expressing strong condemna
ton OF the business methods Of the
Seattle. Renlon a Southern rail.
way The meeting was largely a.
tended. aud. while there we're many
friends 81 the railway present the
sentiment was largely tho other
way Discussion WAS spirited. and
the Intense feeling was shown By
boots aud leora with which several
Of the speakers we're greeted
J + Boyd presided The reaoiu.
ton adopted specifically condemned
the company for refusing 20 issue
transfers. for maintaining side
block switches, and for running ex-
press cars more numefously than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
METHODS API
CONDEMNED

the "tdppefa. on which Il.
fare prevails. ~ it1a
Included With the resoi,,l
fequeei % the city counesl !, 4
refusal of certain frauehis.. \
me railway has asked u.,n .4
requirements have been ~.
Manager Crawford os ,he
company. was present ana s..,.''g
ne gathering declaring he N.
ways done bis best 70 ave ~, w :
possible service Regards" y. -
fers be said he was Willing = ~ -
them on q mileage basla ~. ~
l"eled 10 hauling passe,s ~ ! =
miles Issuing a tfansfey n, ss' ~
ride on the Seattle Elecsrs. ~
pany lines and then divide
money equally with the latisg N, I
paHy. ' 70
IN reply 70 criticism 81 IA. 49,
~ erect certain lines ~. e'H
chises had been granted N. ~
called attention to. the fsaa. J.
ne Seattle Electric co,nrs,.
build any part Of The 4, Nv ~ 7
Park line despite the AZ AZ '.'s +
franchise had been gran,e@ =
years ago. ~;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
Mrs. bennett Declares II 7
Property Worth More
Than Offered.

Claiming that she has been Of
fered several times the sum Of
money the city viii pay her for
the land. Mrs bennett. wife 81 Fred
bennett. commissioner % the gen.
erai land office. has protested
against the proposed condemnation
of her property a. Second ay. and
Denny way.
Mrs bennett asserts that she viii
fight the condemnation proceedings
and insists that she win carry the
case through every court in the
country. II necessary, 20 prevent
what she terms the confiscation Of
her iofa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25

particularly Of the worE q. \.
Advancement which The sls.,., Y. =
% Regarding athletics ~ -;
the faculty y striving q ~. -.
sports merely an incident $50, 49,.
than The principal thlns n eo s..'
education. a. many have ssesss I: y
regnrd u IN The past ="
G. = Riddeli vas mss.s, =, 49,.
monies a. the banqaei and hs ~
Gus tales of he e4npas wers $3.50, -a,a,s
BY several u tie gnes.s '''''s
Or Jordaa Il lust comn,s,,,.
two months iiAA xvk 4, n. =
ternational fish umus,.,e- y.
f. accompanied BY b. a. NJ we.
man. expert for the ta,saa a ~
cries AZ Washington. zz1 4 s,ors
bis private secretary. lie IA sra.s
ing this Afternoon before 4.
association Of American ~
schools
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25

n pref stevens Nsw Mssho8 pane.
~ tnK esuaranteu6 Private Lea.
XEA sorR tsNakons sNeEy day ard
sv#ninx Dsnesag Thursdays. Fsi.
W oars LADIES' ffass tth an&
PIrs TeteHhansal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
MEAD TO SPEAK
TO union MEN

Governor Albert " Mead and
Wilson r. Gay. candidate for re-
publican nomination for superior
judge. viii BE- the speakers Al q meet.
lng 70 be held IN the Labor Temple
tonight
MAtthss Dow Will preside aud a
large Attendance IL expected a.
ofKauixed labor % especially inter
estsd IN the present campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
TAXPAYERS CLUB
TO MEET

For the purpose Of discussing the
regarding Of Mercer a. from Queen
Anne sv. east 10 WeEtiake Ry and
vest to the water trent meeting
Of the Eighth Ward Taxpayers
club has been called for tomorrow
night, 10 be held In the basement
Of Bethany Presbyterian church.
corner Roy 81 and First av. ~ The
reErade. according 20 an announce.
ment being sent out. IL for the pur.
pose Of allowing . street car line
10 be built on this thoroughfare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
TAKES CONTRACT FOR
LESS THAN ESTIMATE

The board Of public works this
morning awarded a contract FOR the
W. Galer 81 paving 10 the hide
pendent Asphalt Co. AZ a bid ap-
proximating i76.ooo
This IL the first time In the his
tory Of the city engineers office
that a contractor has offered 20 &C
cept a contract az less than the
estimated cost OF the city engineer
In this case the award Is made on
= bid tina; Is several hundred dol
lars lees than the estimate OF cost
prepared by the engineering depart
meut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
LOSES TENTS WHEN
CIRCUS LEAVES

s n Williams 81 ii0ih westlake
az. reports 10 the police that the
day after the circus left town
tent and a fly belonging 20 him was
stolen from the circus grounds.
Two large pieces Of heavy canvas
were also stolen from the o. n.
Leo shingle company. located al
Malthy. on sunday The single
company believes the missing can
vas can be found In secondhand
store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
Or. Jordan 20 speak.

DR. David starr Jordan. president
Of Stanford university, ~ 70 speak
ioniaht before the Seattle CONNER.
cial club AZ lta regular meeting. A
general Invitation IN extended 10 the
public and ladies' are particularly
urged 10 be present,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
TO FIGHT GAINS1
CONDEMNATION
WILL INSPECT SlABV

The members Of he bird Z
public works ain make perxrI
inspection Of the coinmurisy s.ssIs
At Second az. W. and Hlxins Il y
fore deciding upon the protest iIsl
By residents Of the neight0rkn1.
The application for permit i
build an addition 70 he siahk w
to have come up before he I'D
this morning. but the heslsEs vi
postponed for another week 4 ~
10 give the city officials a. me
tunity 10 conduct an lnsez4gl
In person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
MASSMEETlNG FOR
CONG. JONES

Congressman Wesley l.. Jones.
candidate for United states sena
tor, win be the principle speaker
at a Jones mass meeting TO be
held IN the rooms OF the CONNER
cial club. old McDougall a South.
wick building. tomorrow night.
Arthur Is Hill. executive com.
mitteeman from the Fourth ward
OF the Jones league. viii preside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
Lincoln Beach

Nlss iei Eeais9 fsss. ffftte. t1s ss
eaah fsiaHEH lfH prF fuanfE
CENTURY NIAITH CO.
1855 Aiafaa Hifa tiff
uNE ACRE FREr
10 she nMhsr ANNuaf 1899 ~ she
negt inlgrefsd tract ~ snE ssss ~ hsaw.
tifut
" " ORR PARK
o. ~ nhd 30 acre trsffH a. tste
rsf arfs
EASY TERMS
Tats fifsrn iase ears 40 naF kfamrh
efrrs Decay Nssfi0n frsi waite lsfh.
on ghF naffh tNars ~ Nffea taaka. nnd
~ viii she's them e. rea
"a D. ORR Go INc
fst.fit Alaska nuiidinn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
Home Snaps

fffF rash NnH mNNfhiF psYfHsNtH so
all fuuf fuFafns bays ffam aHA naaa
MsHt hnfns rtff AtohR 81 Is fsalsH
49, sisW 10 WaHhfaatnn teaiseaFd aHss
fsfsiff ard lakes nsaF NadisaH - and
hsW seen Haf itNeG frHf'ne aaM fnf
ltf see nsunfh Price unlN tsfN8 a iHa
saRffa rofnFr. rhniCs Wee ief feF ffss
fiat zach ana 90 raf mnafh lssEi
a q. FthN co..
ktest ilaassf uiaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsi.
hill,y for errors OF any kind
occurring In telepnoned adver
tisements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-25

Alice Wright was granted 4 di
vorcc this morning from her hnh.
band, Dennis Wfight, by Judge
BOYD J Tallman, on the grounds Of
excessive cruelty