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The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-20
HOW TO CAN CORN
Pointers on the Subject Furnish
ed by the Minnesota Farmers
Institutes

| FURNISHED by the Minnesota Farm
er's Institutes, St. Anthony Park
| St. Paul, Mimi
| Corn has always been considered
the most difficult of vegetables to
can successfully. By the methods
commonly used at least some cans al
most always spoil. The bacteria
sometimes found upon the green corn
are more resistant than those found
in any other vegetable.
When ready to can corn select ears
in perfect roasting ear stage and with
a sharp knife score each row of grains
cut very thin slice from the ends
OF all the grains, and with kitchen
knife Cor the back of sharp knife)
scrape the rest from the cob. For
each quart of corn, put into the ket-
tie pint of water and half a table
spoonful of salt; put corn to cook
and add boiling water as it evapor-
ates. 1t should be as watery as COM
mercial canned corn usually is. Let
it cook for fifteen or twenty min
ues after it actually boils all
through. Watch and stir with a
wooden spoon to prevent burning,
but do not allow it to stop boiling.
When it has boiled for twenty min
utes fill sterilized jars and seal. Then
place the cans in a pan of hot water,
having the water extend up to the
rims and let it boil for one-half hour,
being sure that it does boil that
length of time. The center of the
can must reach the highest degree of
heat possible, and they cannot reach
that temperature unless the sur
rounding water is boiling all of the
given time. Let the cans stand un-
til the next day, then put them in a
cold water bath and cook for half an
hour after the water begins to boil;
repeat the treatment on the third
day. Tighten the covers if possible,
while contents of jars are still boil
ing hot; wipe and set away where
there is no draft and allow to cool.
The first boiling, if properly done,
will kill the living germs, but the
spores will remain unaffected. By
the second and third days all of the
spores will have reached the vegeta--
tive stage, in which they reproduce,
and may then be exterminated by
continued boiling heat. If a single
germ is left alive in the food after
boiling, the canning will be a failure,
because these invisible enemies of
the housewife grow and multiply SO
rapidly that one left alive will speedi-
ly cause a large amount of food to
spoil. This is the only sure process
of canning this vegetable without
use Of chemicals. Success may some
times attend the other methods, but
happen to be present, all will be we'll,
but if they are present, all is lost.
Another favorable feature of this
method is that the cans are sealed
all the time, there is no danger of
contamination from the air or other
sources after the canning process
begins.
]. J.. SHEPHERD.
great deal of uncertainty must al
ways exist If no germs of this kind
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-20
Representative Wanted

We want a representative to handle
Ford automobiles in Sauk Centre and
vicinity. Live hustler, with or with
out previous experience, can easily
clear 100000 in season. Write with
references at once.
FORD MOTOR COMPANY,
Dept. H.
Detroit, Michigan.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-20
Gard Of Thanks

We hereby tender our sincere and
heartfelt thanks to the many friends
and neighbors whose sympathy and
and kindness did so much to alle-
viate our grief in the recent sickness
and death of our daughter Frances.
E. BREHER
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-20
For Sale

Seven room house, with cellar, good
we'll and cistern, hot water heat. Full
sized lot. Within balfa block north Of
parochial school. For terms inquire,
at house. H. E. WILCOX.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-20
Card Of Thanks

hereby tender my heartfelt thanks
10 the many friends and heighbors
for their sympathy and kindness
during the sickness and death of my
husband. MRS. H. A. WALLACE
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-20
Locating II.

It's funny began the long winded
bore, ''but nobody ever seems glad to-
see me-"
We'll, and have you never found out
the cause of your unpopularity?"
No, can't see it."
That's strange, for it's right under
your very nose
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-20
Strdyed

On July 16, small flock of sheep
strayed to Dao Buckley's farm.
Owners can have same by Identifying
AID paying for this ad.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-20
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the democratic nomin-
alton for representative from the west
half of the 54th legislative district,
Stearns county, and respectfully So
licit your support.
't HENRY ]. EMMEL.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-20
Big clear away shoe sale
on Oxfords at the Boston.
With Eskimos Eighteen Months.

With ESKImOS ETyHtceH WoHtHo'
A. H. Harrison, ain English explorer,
has just returned to England after
spending two and half years in con-
tinuous work in the Arctic ocean,
north of the American continent. The
tourney was undertaken for the pur-
pose of scientific research. For eigh-
teen months he lived entirely with
Eskimo and brought back with him
some interesting data regarding these
interesting people.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-20
For Sale

Chairs, tables, dressers, comnodes,
beds, parlor set, coal range, 2 heat
ing stoves, White sewing machine,
/ clock, for sale. D. E. MCCARTHY.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-20
Worthless Man,

Two.women seated together on Su
perior avenue car the other day were
telling their troubles to each other.
Well" says one in a tone of deer
disgust, your husband can't be any,
lazier than mine. He stays home alf
day long and s;eeps-just sleeps and
sleeps"
Il don't see how he manages tc.
support you at ALL" sympathized the
other woman. Doesn't he ever work?'
"Oh, yes" admitted the first one
He works if you'd call it work. He's
a watchman at factory, but all he
has to do there is just to sit around
all night with lantern. Then he
comes home and sleeps all day."
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-20
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I hereby announce myself a candf-
date for the democratic nomination
for treasurer of Stearns county, and
solicit your support at the primary
election to be held On Tuesday, Sept.
Is, 1908.
CHRIS SCEIMITT-
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-20
Buy your shoes at the
Boston, and setbetter shoes
for less money.
For Sore Feet

81 have found Bucklin's Arnica
Salve to be the proper thing to use for
sore feet, as we'll as for healing burns.
sores, cuts, and all manner of abra-
siens," writes MIR. w. Stone, of East
Poland, Maine. 1t is the properthlng
too for piles. Try it! Sold under guar
antee at Hanson & Emerson's drug
store. 25c.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-20

20per cent off on mems.
women's and children's Ok
fords at the Boston.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-20

CA % TozEA.
B..r. tba >Iha Kind You Have Always Bought
s's,s'''' :; I>z1ZzM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
STATE NEWS

Aged 50, rheumatic and pennlloaA,
skip" keiser clipped from the
Spokane poor farm yesterday with
his adored. Mary ttamlin. ased 81.
Joseph SHINY. an Italian. rsslnE
like a maniac. IL ia the county
Jail at Tacoma. believing he has
committed murder. lie will be
taken before an insanity commits
sion.
Members of the walla Walla
Y. NJ. q. A are rounding up that
town for new recruits.
Frank Meciey. Of Bothell. has
been badly injured by a donkey
engine.
Gov. Mead has been presented
With an eagle by Bellingham peo'
pile.
The military code revision com.
mission did not meet az Olympia
yesterday and sessions are being
held today.
The entire southwest was deiug
ed with rain yesterday.
Wilfred MAN, new city clerk OF
snohomish. has been sworn In.
Mrs. Heftha y. Johnson. of Sc.
attle. wlli build new Altatory
hotel In North Yakima.
Educators will meet In Nalla
Malla March 80
The q y. will not build a new
depot NJ Nenatehee this sumner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
BRIEFS BY WIRE

TAboTiug men are not wanted
a. Butte.
Emma Goldman IL coming 10
the coast and wiil visit towns ia
the Northwest.
Quicksilver. the fumes of which
would have killed scores. was
found in the oven of a bakery at
Juneau. Alaska
Tho big Washoe smelter has
.hwan blown In at Anaconda.
hey. lere Cooke. the clipping
minister. and HIS afflniiy. former.
u Florctta whaley. are in dire
want at Frisco and have wired
the iattera aunt for money from
legacy.
The city of Mig Timber. Mont.
has been wiped out BY fire. Three
hundred families are homeless
The loss II estimated NJ st00. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
SMALL PART OF FUND
IS EXPENDED

OF the 5000 appropriated by
the city council last summer and
placed IA the hands Of City Treas.
urer George Russell to be used in
the effort 20 apprehend ex-comp.
troller John RipliuEer and cause
his return 10 Seattle. about $1,000
has been expended
A report To this effect was made
BY CITY Treasurer Russell ycHter.
dag 20 the finance committee. The
report waN made IN executive scs.
sion. but enough leaked out OF the
PROCEEDINGS TO indicate that
neither the treasurer himself nor
the members OF the committee
have any very definite hopes that
the casual efforts 60 bring Ripilu.
ger back viii meet with success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
TWO YEARS MORE
OF PLAGUE WORK

DIR. r. g. Bouruk. special health
officer In charge of plague work.
stated to the finance committee OF
the council yesterday afternoon that
II will be necessary 20 keep up the
plague work FOR al least two sears.
even though no new cases Of the
plague develop and no more infect.
cd rats are found
lie estimates that the cost Of the
work viii be about s7.iO0 n month
during that time. The committee
viii recommend that all the funds
necessary for carrying on this work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
COULD'S PROGRESS TO PACIFIC COAST
OPPOSED BY HARTMAN & CO.

- voek March is=Ihe on
- an Gould railway STOCKS
60 .s,i,ias Is believed IN Wall
y the RESULT Of Ganldh at.
Z, hraak up unign Pacific
frs.e,a Fe railway monopoly
e.lstsrnia BY huildins ms
- pacific Mhcn senator
So 40, the salt Lake 4 Los
= railway. Hartman was
- = seree him into q peel WIN
- rs,ee Pacific, southern Pa
sas orsea Short Line TIE.
- ,ssrks rad "a practically =
= H. Hartman system ana
< California railway n'enepyly
go nubroken. While me
ss.selal posllioa Of the toe'da
So -. considered imnresnahle.
]. ,rnraies have lately beea
q. n DRAW hlcod and are oenst
an hammerlaE Geo. could
3 assiss a favorable ee'HP''
-. Gould position Ia Wall q.
- p.cultaE Jay Geald Was
. rsu who played his ewn hana.
~ elsyed Il 50 we'll that hs e,st
4 ~ enemies 10 q stsndsslll lie
= able and remorseless. ara ~
- IA ! successor a. financial
~..hbaekler Ne sever hesi'aiea
: 800 a railway, and every
49, nesat . nes fortune for MIN.
= tsis fingers Ia the memory OF
!. srssenf chiefs Of high finance.
: .s.lslns wky Geald's soas have
- ru,ered The inner eifcle.
ttssf jav Ocuid's death. ucorse
az started OFT with the idea that
-ssssa al being 4 railroad wreck
- woala h. grVat Failroad
| s.,as.s Hs has kept his faihor's
- Aeldlnxx. these IN the Western
- anA Ii the Nsw York Eles
- rsllyoad. IS = reserve invest.
- I'D has devoted hts energy
Il ~ greater part Of hts fortune
{ hsallnx the first great railway
- ~ Atlantic 20 The Pacific,
- ~ b. under a single ooa.
l 10 -
4 wns the Wabash. with It's
r.<a q lines from Kansas cts
! rs,.sarr snd east Of pittsbnrE
: sss ne Western MARYLAND rail-
~ shseh xtll take him % The At
40 Al h4lslmare. Prom 81 Louis
q kaaas cily 10 ncnser he has
!. Missouri Pacific. and the Den
y 4 no Gfande takes him ffum
t.as-s 10 Salt Lake city. The
Exx<fn Pacific l. designed 60
rrssess lhe last link In the chain.
e inrsaent4sif to relieve gsilfoF
= 4 ,ef present railway mouop
shlrh Hartman Il chief mo
upsl'xi
il ssck sbe wabash into Pitts
~ lxalns, the combined opposis
= Il the Pennsylvania raiirsad
= ike Qaax maehine. The anl0unt
80 for bis Fillsbarx seFmlnsi
= aaulsaS Al Of his railways
Aare ascn eneFmoss capital To
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
NOTICE TO
WATER
CONSUMERS

Fixed water rates In the Third
Collection District are due and pay
able at No. lis Prefontaine Place
during the month of March. for
March. April and May. II not paid
before April LIST. 1908. a penalty of
60 cents will be imposed. This
Third District includes all the city
lying north of West Caller. Caller
and East Caller ats. ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
ENTERTAINMENTS FOR
MAY0R-ELECT

= Mayoreleet John =. Miller was
the CUES, last night of the Indiana
club at a meeting Of that organiza.
ton Mt the rooms of the Alaska
club In the Alaska building.
Upon Invitation of the club be
made a brief address. In the course
Of which he said that II was his de-
sire 20 give Seattle an aduainlstra.
ton a. its mayor which would meet
the desires of all classes Of her
citizens.
Mr.. Miller was later Ia the even.
Ing guest OF his knight Tempiar
commsndery and received a past
commanders Jewel as the gift OF
the cammsndary.
Tonight Mr.. Miller will be the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
THIS WAS TOUGH


EL CENTRIC. Cal. March Ito
be held up and robbed in his place
of business and then compelled to
march air weary miles into the
barron desert. under constant
threats OF death. was the nj fortune
OF John Lafkias. wbo conducts a
pool room here. and his negro por.
ter.
Late last nlght Lafklns was con.
fronted by two hold-up men. who
forced him To opcn the safe. After
taking all the money. $500. the rob
beers forced lsarkins and the por-
ter 10 walk across tho desert to
Heber where the despsradoes dis.
appeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Of hts SrAnseonsinsntai railroad en-.
piFc. fse has a map In hik private
office fally so feet Ions. which
shows ever biz Of track aud every
town on the easirc system. Gould =
know ledge Of hls railroads Is mar.
yetous. Yoa can polat "a anY town
ca the map Al random. and hs can
tell yca Its population. the extent Of
rs manufacturing Industry how
much freight IL shipped IN and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

whlch all present are expected to
take part.
Wemsn's Centvfy Club.
The general election of officers
for the coming club year. beginning
September l. af the wuman'a Cen
tufg club. was held yesterday aft.
ernoon Al the Y ~ G. A. The fol.
lowing officers werc elected Presi
dent. Mrs. II. r. Fish frat stes
president. Mrs q M Savage: acc.
oaa vice president Mira. ~ c.
ilRztlnKs recording secretary. Mrs
} & Hossusn. corresponding sec
rutarY. Mrs J " simison. treas
ngrF. AIRS ". l. bentnB. auditor,
Mrs. ]. A, Kerr,
Wonsn's Educational Club.
The Women'n Educational club
held a vrry interesting meeting this
week At the residence OF hrw v NJ
Jcffery. 18th ave Mrs Dean read
a paper 0n aChildrcn OF Washing
toa aud Their Education A mt
steal composition by Mrs. frognsr.
entitled "nen't Forget the Home
vas sung b. Mira Chambers. and
won the praise OF the club members
The club Il agitssinE the hoidinr Of
iia neat meeting Al the Seattle high
school building Ia the interest ot
the domestic science department OF
the school
Wedding.
Miss Rose Marietta aud Mr. Con
siauts de tIeft we're married AZ
81. James cathedral last TucsdHl
evening Misc Julie Marietta Mas
the maid Of honor. and Miss Juliet
Walters was the ring bearer Mr..
Thomas Short acted a. hes; man,
and the bride vas given away hy
her brother. NJ John Marotta.
Following the ceremony. the wed.
ding party were given reception
az tho home Of the brides mother
After n two weeks trip Me and
Mrs. Dc Hert viii be- at home n
1917 broadway
Sigh, Singing Class.
Under the auspices Of the musical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

church lecture hall. Friday. March
-
Alpha Club.
The uaesnbegn of the Alpha Club
sill cnioy q lnaeheon and social
afteFnooa Mt the Feaidcncs at Mrs.
Campbell. Yam ASSET. Mrs. Camp.
beli Wiii be assisted By Mrs. Pad.
dell
Alliance franchise.
The Alliance franchise meets
Monday a. the Ferry A short
comedy. la Sauplere.~ Siii be
siyeu - Mile HleboiA and II Chew.
lsnArd- Mr.. 4. Smith wfll give a
snoaoioNue
Our Lady % Coed Help.
Special services uill take place
in the Church Of Our LADY of Good
Help. Ia eommrmeratlnn 81 - Pat.
rick. TaessiaY morning. nj 2 O'Clock.
aud IN memory OF Sc Jo@eph.
Wednesday. March Is. II ? O'Clock.
III. Communion.
The Young Ladies' Institute gill
approach holy communion In q body
n the O'Clock maee. SUNDAY mora
ind. IN the church 81 Our i.AiY Of
liuod Help. corner fifth and Ieffer-
non. There will H. over $50 attired
81 virgsn white Special Music wlth
an orchestra will be given.
Lenten Tea at Ballard.
The ladies' Of ~ stephens parish.
Wamens Guild. Ballard. have made
Arrangements FOR holding a Ienisn
tea az the Nct0rY. 1885 Preston
St. on Monday. March 10. ~ 2 p.
NJ An address will be given b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
SUCCESSOR
TO EVANS
FAY United Prsss.1

ny 0NiAtu f|f5Nhsy
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE
nevy department has decided 10
recommend 90 the president the
selection OF Capt Richard Vain.
wright 10 succeed Admiral Evans
az commander OF the United States
Atlantic fleet. now AZ Magdalena
boy. The selection Will carry with
IL the command Of the fleet ON ~
cruise around the world
II ~ understood that the change
Of commanders will not take place
until Just before the fleet sails
FROM San Francisco for the 70.
mniudef of its cruise around the
world IN the meantime II Is quite
probable that oonErean will pass
an act making Evans vice ad
miral.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

We sell tons OF poor stuff;
but our name isn't on it. Go
by the name.
Your grocer returns your money
IL You don't ike Schiiiings Best;
we pay him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

NJ. ST Clair on a suitable subject.
Tea and refreshments will be arry.
81.
q. 8. Iohnsson &c. Concert.
The Efand opera talking machine
concrFt given By d \. Johustau
Co In lta recital hall last evening
proved 20 be = ssost noxei aud go.
feftaiuinE musical event The On.
tire opera ~ragilseei. - originally
FeaaeFcd b. the famous La scala
orchestra ard chorus. under thr
personal directions Of The compaxer.
was given.
Mems Club. Plymouth conarens.
tsonsl Church.
The Mems Club al the Plymouth
Congregational chafeh sili give q
dinner Tuesday evening At O'clock
To- members. followed b. an open
entertainment In the church par.
lo4a. , A falcnner wilI deliver an
address. aud Rev, George y. Ed.
yards viii Rad paper Miss MI.
Ter. II Boston. viii be the soloisl Of
the evening"
Lerter Lectures
Rev. = ". Van Horn. OF tho First
Plymouth Conversational church.
has heen holding n series ~ Leugen
lectures every FRIDAY At the homes
OF the ladies uf the church. Ile
will lecture next Friday a. the RS.
Idenee Of Mts. J. ~ ulIt Madruna
park. before the ladies' OF the
church lie spoke yesterday after.
noon AZ the residence OF Airs. 4. 3.
BurueIi. Tsi i4th ave. \.
Progressive Thought Club.
The Progressive Thought club
viii meet "Wednesday afternoon at
the residence OF Mrs. Jennie Hone.
sag broadway. The club " arraaF
Ing to give benefit entertainment
the middle OF April. In the interest
Of the club library. A lecture en-.
titled The Animal IN Literature
gill be given by Rev. Herbert n.
Gosen. who viii have Just retufaed
from hts absence In the Holy Land.
Relief Corps Party.
James A. Sexton W8man'a Relief
Corps. No IS. will give n 81. Pat.
riek's progressive whist party Tues.
daY afternoon. March Il. at Knights
OF Pythias hall. First AZ. and Pike
~ "a which all members Of the g
A. n. Wofnan's Relief Corps. and
eli friends Of the order. arr invited
A feature of the event viii be the
mysterious shamrock Hunt In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
COUNCILMAN CELEBRATES.

couneilman.elect q W. Way was
surprised ut his home last night
BY n number " his personai friends
who called Ia con<rssulate him
upon hlA recent election 10 the
council. lie entertained them with
cards aud luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

help the RIO Granae. the Missouri
Pacific has guaranteed. sppruxi.
fl1atriy. SO .0ea. 600 of It's hoada.
Tho Rie GsFande la turn has Enafan.
tied sc. 00a coo ~ the bonds Of tho
Western Pacific Thtm looks = Eood
deal Hike pyramldinE aud il an-
daubtediY the source Of weakness
IN the Could system az which bis
enen4tsa arr taking advantage
George Gonid u Immensely proud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Frey Eseaira nrioae Club.
Tae FRIDAY Evening" Bridge club
~ GIVE q party ne1t Friday at
- ldneosa hefsi
ep<sr krrs Bricae Club.
Ms Enory Flyer viii entertain
Dc Qr~en Anne Bridge club Wed
nesdzs II her home on Queen Anne
sssrisr chspser, o. a. n.
Nm JOAN LesFT vii entertain
n kaizleF chzEisf. .. A. X. the
lazi Ta~~asy Of March. al her resi-.
teaes
Hs~tsrx Whist Clue.
Ne and srs Harry d. MooFc en-
eH1;slsei he Manssna Whist club
- evening u sAesf residence. 1915
I5A ave.
Hsan>sdsY bsssr Club.
he Wednesday F;ritrr elab vii
neei esi,h Mrs ban A. Campbell
NsshlnxinE Para addition. at is
Eest meunx
Tsssesr erisos Clue.
fhe Iaredzs Bridge clah will be
snieftainsf bT FRS Louis craxsa
- ffssdcner of Mr.. ami Mrs
q esFdin, Terry ave.
fasss peosle's Irish ssclsl.
lha ieung Psople Of the Eirat
PRESBYTERIAN chunsh win Kisa an
~ ssfiai Tuesday. March II. In
q paf'ofs q TIE eharch.
Century Club.
re SENSATIONAL department Of
= Romans Century cInb viii
- ne last Friday Of March al
: residence Of Mia. Carr ] smith
or'sarisn ooiiar Party.
aae N9maas Alliance Of Inc I-nl.
- ehafeh. boglst0n and Olive.
gre . dollar party In Inc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

guest Of honor at a banquet ten
dered In his honor by the Rainier
club. Mayor Moore. who il a mem.
Der Of the club. will also be enter
tanned and will respond TO a toast
on The New Mayor"
MaYor-eleet Miller will respond to
toast on The Mayor" Other
tossts viii be offered. among them
one to The President" which will
be responded TO BY George Don,
worth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

shipped out. aud many either peril.
nrnf facts It's frseuda claim for
him that be IL a real builder and
pagn more attention to the real
thinKa about hla road than be does
TO the quotations ot his stocks aaa
bonds which come over the ticker.
The ev~nts Of the aext few weeks
will probably show whether Gould
of Hartman il to win ia tho balile
for = railway empire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Geo. ~. Crawford. formerly OF
Seattle. has been elected one Of
the trustees and vice president OF
the Home Security Savings bank
al nelllngham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

BE a matchmaker. II pays Watch
making school. Sta and Pike 80.