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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03

Ma ugcar iarson. pianoia
49, AaA Persons. winscrrnih
2 msarn. chieksrins plane.
81, " hassrman. Hobart 81 Cable
Is \ Tyler Lester piano
a = nuischo~. win,srrosh
.Iss ssclus.. nobar, NJ Cable
I. nar,isst. whitnsy Plane
~ Butts. Hobart ~ Gable
W e Raleigh. Hobart NJ Cable
a. ~ waIrath. Lester ptano.
w y. Mpffaa Kimhali Piano
Hasnh Meyer. kimh4ii piAna
2 w Haxeriand Leland Plane
Gust Nelson. Hin8r Plano
- ~ simpson. Hobart ~. Gable
Alice u smith. schubert piarfo.
jefferson school islnaa Plane
Rev " coriAnn. HauH Piano
Afs w n Herritt Hobart NJ
~ G orillsy. Smith q Barnss
Alrs Dan warner Kimhan Plano
~ NaldfnfH klmhafi Plane.
Afs =. Pierce. stelnbach a
Melvin stanwood. Hobart AZ ca
I BILE Piano.
Mrs. < n Davies. cbioksrins
. u I.snhsr,. schunann Piano
hey A J. Burrows. Johnston
NJ. T. " nurpee. Marshall a
wendell Plano.
A Miller. Johnston Piano.
James Mckenzie. Johnston Plane
" Cooper. rease Piano.
r " Alcorn. Marshall a wendell
Plano.
south BEND Entertainment Co ,
Winterruth Plano.
a W Kleeb. Lester Piano. -
W p Vincent story 8 -
a schulz. Hinse Plano.
q Hslh. Lakeside Piano.
o. Webster Lester Piano.
~ Feidon. Hobart A. Cable
81 = Ksnter. story clark Plano.
q olsen. liinze Piano.
Rev , Fra. Hinfo Piano.
A y uaehe. iiinse Piano
q r Gunorina kimhau Piano
Lining q Womelsdorf. Lester
+. Hurd. Baua Piano.
Chnn kQarner. Kimhhil Piano
W A. oliver Nurdatt ufran.
A . Llndfun. Simbafi Plano.
a. o. Morrill, ifinEe Plano
~ % Pciridge Winterroth Plano
q T. Holmes Klmtnll Piano.
~ =. Pollock. Hobart A. Cable
T. T Ganty. Kimhaii organ.
81 Cross story a clark Plano
~ Mumm. Kimhaii Plano.
ID Mans. achumann Plano.
20 Casey Amusement Co. Metro
style Pianoia Piano
NJ a. Mcintyro iSimhali Plano.
J A Taylor. Lester Piano.
. Edwards. Kimball organ
W ~ gne. Lester Piano
J NJ Alexander. Ktmbait Plano.
~ a smull fimhall Piano.
Baker. Johnston Piano.
H. A Fnllor. kimhail Piano
~ " nnvnton. ChickerinE Plano
o Heart iiazoltnn Piano.
A. w. barclay, Hobart NJ Gable
/ Plano
H G. pochert. schubert Piano.
Mrs r. J. shields. Themodist
Nss e. W white. story 8 clark
Joe wells. steck Pianoia Piano.
VIM. Houston, Story q Clark
Mrs Pearl Rice, story & clark
Mrs A. W. shelley. Lester Plano.
s. W Miller Genuine pianoia
Piano.
y Hickkiia whitney Plano
~ n Rentfro. whitney Plano.
NJ a. Cisna. Clarendon Piano.
T. il Nichols Kimhali Plano.
Mrs Rose Tindall lSimhall Piano.
Mrs Assume r. stein. Wlnterroth
Piano
q Turav. Kimbnil Piano
A. y Allen. kimhall Piano.
j. g. Moore. Chickeriug Piano.
Il Nonmlle, Kimhall Plano.
MIRA W. N. Crawford. Winterroth
Piano.
~ " York, IIinze Piano.
Mrs - y. Taylor, Hobart NJ Ca
Bile Piano.
a. ~ Lee. Kimball Plano.
q. W Buckley, Hobart NJ, Gable
Piano
Geo T. Anderson. Decker s. Son
Plano.
Miss n FlnRR. Chicisering Piano.
Miss Alice Ruchor, Johnston
Piano
Mlas miva Thomas. story q Clark
Piano.
Mrs No. Lott MetrostYle Pianola
- f4..At.aa fFi..t.Y gtv.s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03

A practical course IN telephony,
intended Tor those engaged Ia that
business, VIII DO opened by the =
~, q A. Commercial school on next
Monday evening. Tho new depart
ment viii be under the auparNi nion
OF Mt Carl Bush Aaiea manager
nf tho Western Electric company,
Tho class viii meet on Tuesdays
and Fridays. From timo to time.
a. tho school takes up the different
phases Of telephony, expects viii
assist NJ, Hush IN their particular
branches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03
ALASKA SEAL POACHERS
ARE ON TRIAL

VALDEZ Nov a--=Thr trial 81 tie
81 Nwai puaeaerH. rFew ~ TIE Ntuesfa !.
az 4akaf Maru. which was cARtwfed
July N8 by tha cutter Bear with 4*t
araiakBns aboard. commenced reN-
f4rInr Use prosecution completed
the Introduction 81 evidence last
night The government tried -
prove the capture u the vessel and
killing ~ seals within the three
nile limit The defsnss Will try 90
show that owtnM to a dense fuMs
tne schooner driffed close "a 81
Paul island during the niwhs and
arnau boats were sent ont tn TIE
morning. under the impression that
they were ~ miles from shore Ene
crew ~ the kinaai Maru VIII he
tried nest. possibly WeduesAaF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03

Any Doubt Regarding the prosper-
Gus condition % tbs Great Northweus
country mus, be disp~lied after
glimpse ~ tho tremendous number
u High Grade Pianos and Pipe Or
Eans. Fiaaoia Pianos. etc. purchased
AZ ne p : Johnston -. during ths
month u October.
It's a strfhinw example Of shat
honest. upright. afralghtfarwnri
business methods viii accomplish.
n demonstrates more farcihiy thaa
mere words TIE D. Johnston policy
% strletsst adhsrunee &C. the high.
ess ideals % honorable marchandts
tnE No sxaxxsrRtlon. ne nisseprs-
sanitation. no decwptisn IL the ouly
risht way--sEainst which All THE
intrigue. dsceptioa and dishonest
and frantic attempts q certain ma.
scrupui5us piano dealers will avAii
npthins lts the sams Did story
Every knock Ia = boost
Al The outsst Of the Great Geo
graphical Publicity Contest -
stated that the object was % bring
the House % Johnston. their meth
DDS, their pianos and their moue>-
saving facilities atlii more promi-
neatiy before the public. To maks
this campaign % greatest possible
maEnitude and benefit 40 secured
the cooperation and financial a.
sistauce 81 . number - the largest.
strongest and most fssorahiy knews
plano manufacturers IN the units1
states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03

par Y&kfM&. New aTha
y sad w. p Ksnnesiq
- ~ 1%sihs , Johnson wha
~ - = Francis hofai
<ft - y heard n the
- %1rts change u v~nus
~ xrnnGea
- shs began IN the King
HF# TEE action araws
#sni 4tan4onnteng 81
- n Johnson ara has
= ~ ~ SELECTION % large
st<h It j. alleged sire
result u her husineas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03
4. sssBsar PARSONS. WHO
| xors THE FAMILY"
-. sn=eias serxlce.l


~ max. Nov . -lierhert
mna,aasa for reelection
- 4 BEING assaulted as
.e,..t q "trisl marriages
<masnoes circular scattered
e lbpnehont his district.
- / hn't true. Parsons
-. % scandal0us that he
- IS arslon Persons who
4 al ktnd ~ thing are
4 &c ahead as Tar as
s.rs he SAYS.
4. ..s..s staa Parsons il based
10 aTha Family. written
Z. ~ 4 ~ YeArs ago Sac Is
$3.50 = 4 HenFy Clcws Mrs
- - ! ssfafer AZ Barnard
- "a &C. much time In
-. 4 szssAeicai conditions
~ vi &e wrote a book
u, sr sss maearches, and
CO A. nesiioned trial mar
- s sus 4 a namher OF pas.
!. nnt<.za lsr he improvement
"a ce1IsIensI Therc should
rmls- snlsnrs. she held. IN
s.ss .ks marriage ties % peo.
80 mald vt agree
y. Aus sxssed : sensation ~
= A slsaa everybody talked
rkmt ths nasion q trial mar
- rpsss q psrticaiarly rich
II ~ praa<heFs and actors L
NJ llmesf inFxotfen. howexef
d nm,sl into this campasgn BY
&rar Great Indignation u
- ssef fAe action Of those
e1ei Mfs Parsons into TIE
h a m ssreular will probably
nsm u strength Instead 81
- % Farcns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03

STAMFORD UNIVERSITY. Nov. 8
70 management 81 the Cooper
medical college ~ san Francisco
began its career as an integral uart
~ stanford university today. Tie
university trustees took control yes
terdAy afternoon. and hunrofuafh
thu college VIII be known ~ tho
=. boot Of medicine 81 the uniyef-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03


= PARSONS ron CONGRESS. e
We earnestly appeal 90 the q
voters 81 the thirteenth con. q
. gressionai district IN behalf % .
q the e
q HON. HERBERT PARSONS. /.
= OUR TRIAL MARRIAGE .
CANDIDATE. =
Every father and mother Ia q
e the district should got a copy q
4 o. Mrs. Herbert Parsons book q
= advocating .
= TRIAL MARRIAGES. =
= This book should De ln cverY .
q home as a guide to the yuuth. q
q A VOTE FOR PARSONS Is q
q A VOTE FOR .
q TRIAL MARRIAGES. .
= Yours Tor a ChanEr. q
q TRIAL MARRIAGE CLUB .
q q = q sas 49, 4
CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTED
AGAINST PARSONS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03

The result has been the most over.
whsiming success ever knp~n. way
beyond our fonasst sxpscinllons. ana
"a shows eunclusivsiy that there are
always buyers galore ~ the offer
u legitimate arid attractive
enough The record sales AZ the
-. n Johnston CO. for the month Of
October fa the greatest in the Unit
tod States 20 our knowledge. ana IL
population cannot sguai. We are
sure
A satisfied buyer. merchants say.
o. tho beat advertisements Al
though numerous ~ our patrons
have asked us not e. publish their
namea-here We enumerato list
~ best Advertisements because
every buyer has uuaueetionabiy be-
come q friend aud weli -wiahor OF the
-. 3 Johnston Co. not only because
our prices are considerably lower
and the quality Of our Instruments
considerably higher than elsewhere.
but also because they found az the
i1oneer Piano House mst little
more coHsiderato treatment, n little
better attention 20 detail. little
more painsiaking effort 90 satisfy.
than could possibly be expected eiae-
where coupled with the assurance
and satisfaction that come from
dealing with the old and reliable
House Of Johnston.
THE FAMOUS JOHNSTON GUAR
ANTEE"
Although Il socms hardly neces-
sary. We want % assure our many
friends and patrons that each and
every instrument will be found
exactly as represented or wen re-
fund every penny paid, Your money
ts simply here on deposit. subject 90
your instrument being everything
We claim for a.
QUICKEsT ACTION NOW.
10 those who have not yet inveati-
gated the Emergency Piano sale We
sound a note OF warning Al the
present rate the threa hundred high
grade pianos wo secured OF forced
sale prices from overlooked East
arm factories viii be gone IN short
order
The time 10 attend TO this matter
ig az onue--the first thing tomorrow
morning. Remember. In addition TO
guaranteeing you "a positive bona
fid0 saving Ia price. we'll grant any
reasonable request as 90 terms. $40
gl5 or even fl0 down and tho balance
in easy monthly payments VIII DO.
PARTIAL LIST OF BUYERS.
Ju1f read the following partial
iist Of buyers and what they secured
Chapman Bros, Kimbali organ
H IN Cfittenden. iiiuza Piano,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03

RENO. New. Nov 49, Electrical
supplies are bctuR forwarded tafa /,
20 The Round Valley Land and Pow
~ company for the purpose 81 sup
piNtnE electric power 60 a thouaanA
farms and ranches iu rlumaa raua
~ Cal. 60 secure their irrigation
by electricity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03

NIAGARA FAfts. \ - N0v. 3
'hafiea A tenMvfsf former Vice
president ~ th~ William tanreFar
company enc - the largest 10.
partmeut stores ~ tfuffnia. com
nnltt.a ealslde here to-day ~ Jump
ina into the river ana going otsF
the tails No cause fog ths act h.
known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03

NAVY YARD. Puget sound. Nov.
At $50 o'clock this afternoon
the civilians employed a. the uaFT
yard were given the Balance - me
dav OF nm ruii nay in order 20 20
20 the polls and vote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
LITTLE TIN AND THE BREAD LINE

One night recently in New York, while the thermometer
close nearly thousand (mauy boys
under e0l stood in the Bowery Mission bread line II one
stands IN line in this fashion until midnight he receives
lump OF bread and TIN cup OF coffee Some wait for four or
five hours Few possess and all hude together
closely to keep warmth in their bodies ON this particular
night after being put this brutal turned
away without receiving ermb the supply being inadequate
On the night the lights Of the Knckerboeker hotel
gtered in blaze OF glory the doors opened TO receive
guests who arrived in automobiles The sounds OF Music and
laughter greeted the Man the Street IL the
occasion OF complimentary dinner Little Tim Sullivan,
Tammauy leader Of the Bowey district at So0 plate mot
dollarl.
Inquistive persons will wonder what good the political
leadership OF Little Tim has been ms people and why he
should be eomphmented with expensive dinner the
when 700 o his stand in bread line
freezing to the few blocks away.
They 1000 huns and beggars. someone says No;
buns and beggars don't for bread lines They
adept They prefer and obtain liquor and free lunch
But speaking Of hegas and oafcrs these species
fined solely the ranks OF the poor and owy What about the
high toned oafes who hang about city councils lega
lures and congress and beg for special pryiegesor fran
ohises. tariff pap aud subsides9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
YOUR MONEY YOURS! MA, IT'S THE BANKS

When put in the bank you may s, think Is
your money. According Senator Knox. however, il not
your money all As il goes the receiving
tellcrs counter II belongs the bank.
This important cut in the Of
debate in the United States Senator Hepburn say
ing These millions deposits banks belong TO the
people"
Not ALL replied Senator Knox: "they belong the
banks When you deposit money the bank you simply
acquire the right call OF the bank for it,"
This ought 10 be very helpful the time bank presi
dent all the cash hand in his brother gold
lie then reply your criticism SIR. your funds
being deposits legally my money NY first duty
my kin You have OF the right ask for your
money but that all That you should suggest that should
do what wish with my shows you strangely
ignorant oil the Law and Of the protection the United States
constitution affords the financial interests OF the country
II all the dollars the country had chain cable
could keep Phlander oi the White House.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
TALK WITH WOMEN
WHO WORK
DON'T BE- A MANNISH BUSINESS WOMAN
BY DOROTHY DALE.

On womana choice between the
cook book ard the ledger hangs not
only the solution of rravo social
problems. but her success In buui
meas ltseif
Woman Il a drug on the business
market tier status IL AT stand
still She can get "a a certain sal
ary aud there she must stop. Aud
It's not man hut woman. whc
stands IN her way
There Is NO greater menace "a
Nomaua progress Ia business than
the Flfl who has a home that eau
support her and doesn't atay la a.
This Is the girl who makes the
coudeaeendlnf naloawoman and the
f1inpant office girl she helitlles
the standing aud keeps down the
salary Of the woman who must
work.
f1ve million women earn wages
IN the tihlted States.
fhat r. s.s0o 900 too many. For
II the question no yon have 20 Do
it7- we're put IA every one of thia
appalling number Il ID safe To say
that AZ least one half would ae
knowledge that they we're not
working from real need
No atroaEef impetus than the de-.
slre 10 wear good clothes and keep
her hands soft and white sends
many a girl out 90 work. She would
rather toll nine hours a day Ia
som-basiy'a office than three az
home IA her mothers Kitchen.
kiteheni The very name makes
the average girls nose SO up and
her aplrita dawn.
Woman BEASTS that her presence
In the office has changed the 10.
hacen saturated pine boards. runEh
benches ard whitswakhed walls of
10 yearn aEu into tho yelvctruEKnd.
hardwood flenra. iaatheruphui
atefed furniture and hrthcdoeked
panels of to-day
hut - has her presence theTu
made Of the Kitchen what u ~ Go.
daY-a place desplsee BY woman.
In the DAYS when ho9aewofk was
considered an art. how different
THIS foom Of pots aud pans vas the
pieaaanlaHf spot In the house. The
deep stills Of the muliionrd window =
were bright With flowers. Sxcrt
smelling hntba hung from the raft.
efs And polished uisnsils rvficct,
81 pictures Of enntuntrd maidras
sitting at the spinning wheel or
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49, - H-Ff -sH5Et -
walls.
This Kitchen ia atili to be found
In certain rambling old farm houses.
You know Is feel Of peace aud
plcuty aud kunahiny silence hfoke
only by the tlokinR ef the clock
And don't you love IT.
or conrhe. the masisfu house has
changed all this. The old colonial
Kitchen In divided up Into room for
the fire. the cupboard. the table and
the Hplnet lint after all the
kitchen n lust as much the nucleus
OF home AZ Il ever was.
The business world Il not sofn
ans natural environment At best
There never Was one whose feeling
OF satisfaction If pounding out an
unusual unmher Of letters uf max
ing a bits sale could compare with
that which lHnt beams from q som.
ans face when someone she loves
says. NJ. bat this ia Eood din.
nrr
MANY a woman. however. mnH b.
sclf Aua not only self.
supporting. bnt family snptpftipE
Pressure behind and ueedf feffr.
ursc her on With the SAND inaist
encc a. a man ~
Hut she all never - xslaed 81
her true worth abe all never ~.
calve uhat Il her due until the reaf
loss disuoHteut that huesps thou
aAnda uf anhltiouleaa girls lRta II
ficrs aud hehind eatiHfsfa subsidies
into . Aansr appreciation At home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19

take this money. whether y0a want
90 o. not
y cant take a. r.
You're under contract for II
week. / have 10 pa gpu Hereia
Not"
A boy entered with meaHaKe
for Mile Merton.
Her face vent deatblf pale as
she read and when she finished
the paper fell a. the floor
Hes dead" she whispered
Thank Cod" murmufsd Weliaa
Please" the little woman be
gan. reproaehully. bat her speech
was interrupted.
"NoW you can take the MONEY
and me tool Weilea added
Don't make me tell yoa nov -
She replied. and together they start
cd for the hotel
But her eyes mad answered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
Pope Makes Jest.

The vatican Is chuokling over q
@papal ieat
The pope has q sick friend IN
Venice aud he granted an audience
To a Jewish gentleman Who also r.
a friend OF the invalid
In CLOSING the interview Plus said
to his visitor
If yon see our friend. tell him
send him my apostolic blessing
Hut. Your holiness. objected the
other. 4 am n Jew
o. that does not matter. rctori.
81 the poutiff. .thc FpDsls ARE all
right. though the packing may be
bad Chicago Tribune
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soass the menogrami

Talaing about " oIaan's Page wis
dom. hnN Il Tits
Folding napkins with fnonoErami
on the inside saves the monogram
What In the name of the seven
seas lh the use of n monogram
theuz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
As USUAL. THE INNOCENT BYSTAsDER cor n

Evidence brought the investigation Of the
snation OF King Carlos and Crown Prince LUZ indicates that
everyone Of the asasns escaped II believed that the three
killed by the police unocent bystauders and had
nothing do with the crime.
All effort the real asSassns get any line
who hey were or who they represented has been futile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19

Old oobsa Code hooked thought.
fully across the ceuteFpieco Of
NAIVE orchids n biz son
Well. seatferEpod he said
bending forward 20 light bits cigar
At one of the shaded candles. your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19

mould an unehaperoned giri have
an alter theatre dlnncrT asks an
exchange More % the psrToae "a
the question. What shall an unchap
eroned 9iri have at an after theatre
diureTT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19

Rustic-w What makes these blani.
cd things GO
Owuer Of Automobile (who had
Just paid a repair BILL Money .--
Chicago Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
THE LEMON

some. stood In the wings Now
and then he glanced inpaiienily
almost fIefcely through the peep
hole a the ilbinE. hard hearted
thranf
ooh. # they only knew be muir
INJURED IL himself
There UaH scarcely ripple OF
applause when Mile Merton finish
ed until h0y IN t-o gallery Yelled
defialYelY
.nflHg her cut She's gresti"
IN tn same spirit 81 pok
ing fun At her-fonHd after round
of applause followed aud the trem.
bling WOMAN. her face red With
shame. VAS commanded roughly b.
the stage manager "a go on again
ahe tried t. sing. but her voice
failed her utterly before the first
verso NHH done. Hud she was hOoiei
Of fthe stage amid a storm Of jeera
and cat calls
In her dressing room she sank
down upon her trunk and Wept pit
eounly. her slender body shaking
eonYulsiveiy 4 harsh tattoo on
the door eauned her 10 spring up
aud opuu II
The Old Man Weilen wants TO
soc YOU out front" the stage man
agar aroNled vengefully. and. cast
Ing a eontsmptuouH glance al her
from head "a toe. turned away
With sinking heart. Mlle Merton
took off her makeup. donnsd her
street clothes Fired And With
out a cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

course IN life will BE- far easier. |
can ns~ than mime vas
fouug SeRtterKppd tinldc smiled
with good humured confederation.
Hos 80. governor he patron
islnEiy inquired
4. said the old man. began at
the bottom and worked up You
have hsgnn at the top and ulll slide
dasu. PHILADELPHIA Iiuilelln.
A Mail Hon.asa ptaN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
In BAD

Harry: Why does that lady glare
at Percy
chnltF. He picked np her hand
bar - aukwardiy that he put his
foot III If.
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ey PHI slmMs.

A pink wolverine. a five headed
snake and purplooyed iaekal
stood In row ON the foot of n
Mefian'h bed while he alternately
stared AZ Thorn. trembling. and bid
/ HE face under tho covers which
HumehaW failed o. shut out the
vision
A van faced little woman sat b3
his side holding his hand. ahs
looked Tor moment Pt the wreck
of her husband on the ha.d bod
then III the Fnudily pnpored ceiling.
wondering 10 ON auHwrr % her
prayer would come through the roof
Of The cheap hotel
There was ID tap on the door. a
man carrying q square naichei ca.
tered and the little woman sprHns
up "a meet him
oh. doctor" she cried I'm 80
glad you're hew'"
The diagnosis whH far FROM salts
factory
sneiirium trcmnun." the phYkl.
clan aaid graycly II told him when
treated him last Ia iet up'
The wife bfayely hid her tears
aud fastened with trembling fin.
gers. a shabby hat upon her head.
4 must hurfy 10 the theatre. she
said TITS almost time fot our act
and thia IL tho opening night
must be- en time
H.
The Extra Man stepped before the
fnotliEhta and announced the sud.
dsu Illness OF Monsieur Merton.
bat bis sister. Mile Merton. would
go on
When Nile Merton stepped into
When Mile Merton stepped into
bare. faded red costume waa the
picture oi poverty. The once head
lining act 81 the Musical aerinns
that took the entire stage. nox
worked Ia one that IL. before the
frat drop hack 81 the lights
Pity o ucck for two IL mighty
small for travelling from engage.
meat 20 engagement. with an nooa.
aiuaal week VI idicncsn
So when Mile Merton began giiay
| ms a xyiupitone ON a rickety table
covered with a apanEied cloth OF un
certain color and mHnEy hooking.
the audience Hnickcred
she VAS a lemon Get the
hook The Cherry Sisters har her
skinned blocki The spectators
talked out lond
Manarer Welfea. tall and hand
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COFFEE

1t IS an easy lusuv
Is an easy luxary
an easy luxug
easy luxun
iusug
Your grocer retHrns ,...
II you don't like sehll; H.. ~
He pas bin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19

FOR BASEBALL GOODS see
Piper 4 Taft. iOzf-zs second a. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19

Prudence.
so you have determined TO civil
lac our country. said the aWarthy
native
We have. answered the regolute
white maa Nov. tell me what
feature Of civilization interests you
most
Wei. " you are absolutely de
termined TO civiiize ~. I'd like to
take out some life insurance -
Washington Star
Headlines and Comments.
MORE TROOPS FOR MOROCCO
Going TO hunt Foz ants.
PROPOSED GERMAN MONoP.
OILY IN OIL
Ought to be easy 10 float.
BROKER RonHEn.
Must have forgotten and played
the market
CALLED OLD HEN SIZES
Probably bFooded over It.
PORT ORCHARD RouTE.-
Boats leave ten times daily ffem
pier for the s navy yard -
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Whatever may A. :.
s''s' '.'. q . blade u - 'T's|
the man whosan mats 80. ,. ~
sf's where one grew ,, We ~
Puck VIVA hsfYt
=. NO.. tysr Notice That
has any trouble borr,.',.s.' Ih Nj
ie a Matchmaker. /, ,s.'..'
making school. 4th a.. ~, 4. va