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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31

,z.s,ams are out announcing the
.sss..ts # the kiddell lectures TO
~ sssea under the auspleea Of the
= Flnhs Of me seattle churches
:, ~ - tabernacle nth aud Union.
- i Is The enenlne lecture
ls ~ !, SUNDAY feh g At ) Z. m.
- - rnazYam as announced Is a.
", ,s..r'.ss science and .ellsien.
:. .sssxhilsht Of science On the
. q If iesus Christ
ss ss.,a.lavs Fgom Natuea Il IA.
- God a study # the COSMOS
-. - sslasaces et a future NE the
' ~ ~ she mind over The body
- - beiy over mind meta
So and alelRe healing Christ
X souls physician
- 4,sas.las.-v nralu building and
80. s,fouth. the physical haals Of
-. - sna morale. the embodiment
~ ssssis. character baildiag and
ssa.,,ss,,ssesion. how TO overcome
II 49, hshits aud establish the
kl1her virtues
& w,'s,sesssAs ePsxchlc and Spirit
Il sshenonsaaA. sense perception.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31
STATE NEWS

Waila Waila had two disastrous
fires yesterday. one the burning Of
warehouse filled with stores and
the other large residence. Loss
II estimated 1t sF.eo0
A WeeleY l.. Jones club has been
formed az North yakima for the
boosting ot Mf Jonea tot the u. ).
senate.
Mrs. J. G. Norris. who shot aud
killed her adopted son AZ North
Yakima two weeks ago. IL on trial
az Eileunhufg.
Jack Chesterfield. sentenced
from King county. will be arrested
when released from Malla Nalia
tomorrow and hustled before an in
sanity commission.
Organising Ia SPOKANE, playing
two niehts ~ Wilson creek. the
Hoae Theatrical company has dlas
banded and the principals have left
for Seattle 20 Feorganlze Lack 81
harmony caused the split
]. w. elise. Of Seattle. II 60 build
a new hotel AT Nsnntehee.
The little tsearold son Of Mr.
and Mrs John nznrik played with
matches ~ their home Ga Tacoma
yesterday and vas - badly burned
thai he died in great agony.
A. T. HaineH has bern named
Mexican consul NJ Tacoma 20 sue,
coed A. " THORNLEY,. as#aaainaled
Government officials are search
los Ter II. l. Listen. former super
inteHdenf of the fuyaliun eanaoil
dated Indian agencies iie has dis.
appeared and hla accounts are in a.
muddlad condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31
PROGRAM OF RIDDELL
LECTURES ANNOUNCED


soul perception. siieut forces.
dreams. visions. prophecy and the
secret OF communion with God.
Thursday Htleredltv and preaa.
al Culture the iaR Of keaIuA, a.
transmission ot acquired eharae
tefs the possibilities Of prenatal
culture the heredity Of noted char.
actors Pope leo tho Kill. Mary
nakef q Eddy. Robert lugefaail
etc the abnormal avgn
Friday The Psychology Of Sue.
cess. explaining how % acquire the
elements of mind aud heart that
win out Ia the hattie of life. and
the way 10 develop strong. eapti
waiting personality
Other euhiecta ltatea are Prom
Adam Is Christ. The New Man
The Worlds Redemption. Love
and Lowers Marriage aud III.
Nafea
L In arranged that no admission
fee shall be charged. but silver
offering viii be taken each evening
t. defras the necessary expenses.
Lectures during the week are SEIZED.
ulsd 70 begin promptly At T.&a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan al~fhe
Neil Atten fight Is a certainty To-
night rssee vas restored In the
house Of the Nells aud Papa Jim
admitted that he WAS uudulY eser"
elAed over the condition Of his son
Frankie
lnaamneh as frankie hlmaeg had
stated that the fight wtAid ga
ahead. the added word Of kta father
merely served to clear fhe altuas
ton. The club officials were after
this confederation. however. IN or
der that they might assure the Gen.
eral public that there II no aueati1n
but that Tile contest viii b. held.
Neiia weight Is around the l2a
mark. aud while there hhn been No
question but that both he and At
tell could make the stipulated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31

black waInuts. Sc ID. Eng
ilHh walnntn. i0e2ec H.. almonds.
npta, Sc ID mixed nuts.
lse ID; epeoanutH. Ice to &c each
BRAZIL pods. lse each.
Aftiehekes. fof 2se.
Celery. lunches for lie.
Cnemmberu. l0c.
Spinach. &c per 10
Gabhagea. Sc To- Zoe.
Sweet peppers. 70 cents doA
Horse Hadiah. Zoe ID.
RntahagRa. iite 10.
hanefHfant. sc III.
Lettuce. Z for &c.
Pop corn. ahelled. lbs for lie:
on cob. &c I'd.
Lemons. iae "a zoe per dos.
Fancy apples. 8 90 % 81 so box
cooking apples. soes0c per box. 10
lha. for eae.
Cider vinegar. NC sal
Cider. tec TO Toe per gallon.
rineappiea. s0r each.
Oranges. Toe @ gse dox.
Grape fruit. zee TO l6e.
Dried. prunes. 2 lbs. for ihe.
Dap oranges. &c 20 Sc dor sue to
Doc paf box
Dates, asst0e
granhefrien. &c to lie ID.
lluehleberrlea. i0c.
Pumpkins. / ise ID.
Yakima honey. 81 50 gni. comb.
spr. candied honey. zoe ID; ~
lbs. &c. & tbs. Sic.
Hubbard squash Sc To lie.
fiaeers Carnations. Coo per
dckeas roses. 800 per dozen.
Eiulela. 2sc bunch. chrysanlha.
NUNS. 81 20 $40 nafciHsaa. koe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31
FRANK NEIL and ABE
kTTELL FIGHT TONIGHT

weight. With eage. Ffahhie makeH
the announcement that be viii he
thhf a tfifle undef l22 pounds when
he goes into The fiuH
Atlell. whose hard work WAS con.
elnsied the first OF the week. vii
also scale under iag pounds.
No referee has been solicited
Sam lierEef 80 whom the job van
passed after Il was refused By Jack
Meieh likewise turned down tile
proposition and The third man IN
tue TING will BE- named this even
Ing
According 70 plans Of the club,
the preliminary tensfound fight be.
tween sid sealer aud Johnny
Murphy will commence a. sd
O'clock.
Betting Il practically minus
quantity. although the odds Of 10
10 1 are Htiil maintained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31
TOUGH ON THE KIDS
OF FRISCO

san FRANCISCO. Jar. al
The Mission Promotion association
has flied with the board az antur.
siaofs a copy of eaffaw ias pre-
PARED and endorsed ~ the Assn
citation. II provides that minors
under the ase 20 ls years ehnil he
nsuhibsted from inttefina. wander
lnk. stfusilnx or piaflas ii 81 about
piIuIse places. streets. axenueH. III.
te1N. squares ar parks ~ the CITY.
ahiN#s accompanied ~ parent
guardian ar uthrr person having
prurer care af them. The time
limit i placed 81 2 nrloek Ia the
summer And ! eelaek during the
wtstsr. Tho punishment Il placed
al 4 fine not ekeeesslnw 500. az tin
pflaonment 10 the eaufsf jail for
= period noe exceeding 20 dMYn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31
TO GIVE EVANS A
GREAT WELCOME

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. si--Bo.
sides thu naval preparations fuf
the cominx ot Admiral Evans
monster fleet Of basileshlps. II has
been learned thare are certain nth
IlAss preparations under Way for
tbs reception. sslaeatiy Of large
additions 80 he tr0apa nuN sta
tiohed 81 the several army posts
along the Pacific euaaf froui
shat can b. learned among the de-
paftMsufai officers. It seems to be
the intention Of the war depart.
fueut 10 give snn Francisco the
treat ST \ military pageant o. land
corresponding to the promised
naval pageant IN the waters N the
h4y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31
STATE ENDORSES
EXPOSITION

Both houses ~ the North Caro-.
linn state legislature yesterday
adopted = bill endorsing the ALASKA.
fuhan Pacific exposition after
f'laude q Ramsey OF Seattle had
Eaade \ apeeeh on the floor
Mr. Ramsey went south about
three months ax0 Al 4 special com.
missioner for the fair. lie IL a
native son Of North Carolina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31
Cheap Colonist Rates

We<ft9uHd dasiHs March and
tffa D. Ossksa Railroad 1 NAsixa.
too CO Fsum rhieasu S. 81. 81
Pa. Caaha. Kansas cts Aaa SITS.
nHsi RiFer polufa t3e0a. 81 Louis
Gs6a Tell yeuf friends Or make
tefcslls 1t Enion TSrket 0ffIea. COS
Nrst Ave 4 E hills. General
1xeff sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31
SENSATIONAL ROW
IN COURT ROOM

RENO. Nevs Ian. II - Hsnaa
tlauai scene waa enacted in court
here when Judge VI - Jones. whu
haa been \ iurisi la this state for
IA yeara. becoming auErY when ap
posing counsel. Attorney u. "
Shutter cottenells said he Was M
gentleman. threw an aFmful pf inw
books ut the latter. knocking him
down
Judge Jones was about ia follow
this attack ap With a few fist iolfs
when n deputy sheriff spfans ~
him and seized hsa arms
The trouble grew out Of an argn.
ment Ia a small damage suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31
RUFF WITNESS FOUND.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan al.
Alexander Latham. wanted a. q wlt.
ness for the prosecution IN the
United Railroads bribery eaNea. viii
testify at the trial OF Ruaf. when
the curly basH Il forced Ia face a
fhrY Detective Iiafua admitted
this morning that he had located
the mnehswauted Witness. bat ne
fused 10 60 into details concerning
the chaaffeuta present where.
ahoutm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31
IOWA SOCIETY MEETS.

The monthly meeting Of the Iowa
State society of Seattle was held
Last nlKhs AZ the Commercial Club
rooms. and Was attended b. about
100 people Popcorn. cider and ap.
plea we're handed around and no.
cial good feeling pervaded every.
thing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31
REV. JONES CONTINUES
N THE MINISTRY

Rsv n G. Jenea, xhe resigned
.onsa time nxn a. pastor Of the
Kmanuel Baptist ehaFcA. has ~.
c@pzeA The assistant pastnYate q
he First church under nF Whit
usan. late Of Philadelphia. no
came here Al the call 81 the
ehafeh
Tonight the trustees Of The ftfes
Haptsst church will meel % lAke
H. firrt steps hooking towards the
construction Of a rev essiftee to
s4ks TIE place u she enc made
e<ssss b. the resrade az Fourth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31
STEINER IS ENJOINED

GAR steiner. Of ballard. who
- tl.a bis declaration for nom
,s.s.on a. ei,y comptroller on The
s..salls. slcAet. Vas yesterday IN.
.aoes b Iadxe Morris IN the 81.
rsslnf court from erneafias on tes
..~ast Il ne primaries fhreHKh g
,~sAnssal showing that Steiner was
- i present a uemher If the -
elsllsf parts n kead STANDING ne
r.s.ss hesd that 4 writ af prphihl.
tioa should issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31
TO BOOST TRAVEL TO
THE PACIFIC

PtTfShuRG. Jan. af.--ror the
announced purpose OF increasing
travel 20 the Pacific coast. aiding
hafneseekern and awakening greater
interval in that territory. the ia.
ellie 1naat Travel association. which
i TO BE national IN ttn scope. vas
organised here By well known men
from various parts Of the country
The organization plans % bring the
various fes0aFcea of the coast
states before tho people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31
SHIP IN HURRICANE.

ny United Preas1
BAN DIEGO Cal. jan, a0-Thc
British steamship Fefndene put
into port here this morning. Tier
earso waa hadly shifted and batter
ID aud she was short Of fuel One
sailor waa reported titled and an.
other badly injured IN = hurricane
crossing the raeiW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31
SEEK SITE FOR
INCINERATOR

Two shlftH OF men are % be
statted Monday morning on tho
new Medium garbage inelnefatnr
which The city has erected on the
south shore Of Latte linton The
erenaaterk has been operating for
several daNa nov aud has 40 far
nfefen very satisfactory A site
tnf annlhef Moderator ifl the
southern part Of the city aud a
third for the Fremont district are
being investigated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31
----fHE GRcTE-sA~t<I~ co..
esncss fasushsrs Of fomss. Steamboats, saa Hotels
Yoa Want al Fair Price the
Best Window Shades
Obtaiinable


we have given much attention 10 the cloth
used N the manufacture OF our Window Shades,
WIN the ultimate idea Of being able to give our
customers better shades for the money than they
might obtain elsewhere The cloth used in our
shades IS superior fabric in every way--it
won't crack with ordinary care. and Tapping or
handling doesn't seem to affect it to any apprc-
cable extent
Nothing but the best lead and oil are used in
painting this cloth-no starch. clay or chalk be-
ing used to give more body for the time being
IN iaet this IS why 1t doesn't fade, water doesn't
spot II, II doesn't wrinkle. It doesn't crack. and
y doesn't look shabby even though it may have
oeeh ID use Tor a long time.
improved Hartshorn self-acting rollers arc
used as The cloth being fastened TO them by means
y patent metal clips. The hanging is given as
Hash attention as the selection OF the cloth,
.oaers. etc, and all workmanship is frst-class
N every respect
Lei US send a man to figure with you on any
shades You may need, and to demonstrate the
quaIty OF Our goods. II costs you nothing to
se' our figures, and we are glad TO submit them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31
Theo. Wits & Co.

zoos First av.. handle one OF the
most complete lines Of sporting
goods in the state. and sell ri the
very lowest prices NJ which such
goods can be handled Don't pay
more anywhere. .s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31

For some effenav the ballard 10.
cal. "a which Steiner belonged aud
In which he had paid dues ahead.
had IT charter revoked - the
state committee. aud later the Hat
lard socialists were supposed 10 an.
ply for reinstatement Ia the Seattle
local This Steiner failed 20 do.
according IA the officers Of the
state and local organization. The
court held that lesaily this de
pgiyed Steiner az the right 10 AZ.
pear on the party ticket for election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-31

day A dealer named Partridge
bid stsa0 for the trophy aud IL
MAS Knocked down to him II il
understood he acted for Wander.
bill.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

Mrs. Y. F. Creegan. Santa Fe
operator at Williams, passed
through Saturday returning
home after a months visit with
relatives in Kansas City.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31
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The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

Gus. Hansen, formerly with the
Rand-Dagg Company, but now
located at Williams, was in town
Sunday visiting with relatives.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

Rev. Father Connolly returned
Tuesday from Tucson where h
has been for the past week on
business connected with tl:e
church.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

Mrs. c. B. Hathaway and
sister left on No. l Thursday for
Needles where they go to take
up their future residence, Mr.
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ed general foreman of the Santa
Fe shops at that point.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31
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The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

Miss Lola Code was a Wins
low visitor Monday. Miss Code
has been at Los Angeles for
several months past undergoing
treatment with the Santa Fe Oc-
culist, and has now returned to
duty at Crookton.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

Mrs. B. F. Brooks and sister,
Miss Prime, left for Ash Fork last
Sunday, where they go to take
up their residence, Mr. Brooks
now being in the helper service
between Ash Fork and Williams.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

The Great Register of Navajo
County contains ten hundred
and fourtv-four names, one hun
dred and eighteen more than was
registered two years ago.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

Telegraph offices have again
been opened at CrooktOn, Belle
mont, CANYON Diablo and Suw-
anee. Business is picking up on
the road and with the heavy
freight movement more telegraph
offices are needed.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

F. M. Zuck, Justice of the Peace
for Holbrook Precinct, well
known to all old-t1mers in Wins
low. was in town this week visit
ing with friends.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

Messrs. Gates, Shannon, Bren-
nan and Williams returned We'd
nesdav from hunting trip. They
were fortunate enough to secure
three deer as we'll as three large
sized turkeys.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

M. Weber, for a number of
years general foreman of the
Santa Fe shops at Albuquerque
has been transferred to Winslow
where he holds like position.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

Miss Addie Sykes, who has
been acting as relief operator for
the Santa Fe, has been assigned,
together with the Misses Agnes
and Margaret Walsh, to the Of
flee recently opened at Bellemont.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

T. Scully, general storekeeper
for the Santa Fe at Albuquerque,
was a W1nslow visitor Monday
looking over the store depart
ment at this place.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31

r. 7. ConnOr, with the Babbitt
Bros. Company at Williams, was
a Winslow visitor Sunday. Dick
is we'll known here having resided
among us for a number of years.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-31
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