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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23
Tales Of the Town TerSe|y Told.

DR.. Smith, Osteopath. rs. p o block.
The Herald twice . week tells Il AL
Bert II. Hubert LETT yesterday for Sc
attic.
J. f. Russell went to Olympia yester-
day. on business.
DR.. Long. dentist. Room s, Dabney
block. Phone l3. If
Chas. II. Moore left yesterday for West
Virginia. where he will reside
w. Garman and Harry O'Dell were
passengers for Elma yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. :. Townsend left yes
terday for Carson Springs, Oregon.
Deans Best Coffee for breakfast makes
you happy. Phone l4ll. We deliver
free. If
Mrs. P. r. Hogan and her mother,
Mrs. Naurn, went TO Portland yester-
day.
For Quincy, Express or bray. call IA
A Star Tran sier. Your orders prompt
Iy filled. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Haynes are visit
ing their ranch, near the mouth of the
Wynooche river.
Mrs. Charles McDermoth went to Sc
ate Tuesday. where che will visit her
mother Mrs. Scott.
William Gawley left for Liston. Ore,
Tuesday morning, after visit with his
sister, Mrs. James Hackttt.
Miss Carrie Prichard returned from
Montesano, Tuesday, where che has
been nursing Mrs. Charles Springer.
Hon. f. B. Benn returned from his
trip to California, on the steamer Quin-
ault Tuesday, much improved in health.
Charles Hou'ari and John IIegbloom
started for Sar Francisco on the morn
ing train Tuesday, expecting to be gone
some time.
The following list OF officers has been
filed by the Hoqniam Rverfront Land
company; A. Lenhart and Sarah hold
ing all the Offices.
Word has been received by F. B
Reeder that Miss Reeder and party had
arrived in San Francisco, after quite a
rough passage, all safe
After the regular business at he meet
ing OF the Eastern Star Tuesday evening,
the lodge was opened in social session,
and an enjoyable time followed.
Geo. Griswold pail 500 into the city
treasury, this morning. on charge OF
vagrancy. Griswold had been ASSOCIATE
ing with undesirable characters in the
restricted district.
The door of the chicken house of A. f.
Ramo was forced open Tuesday night,
and ten chickens and rooster taken
away. Ramo t, inks he knows the party
who took the chickens.
Mrs. A. D. Wood left Tuesday morn
ing for Denver, COL, to vst her sister,
Mrs. John Rennie. She will probably
be gone some time and will go over the
Union Pacific road. Mr.. Wood accom-.
panied her as far as Portland.
John-"What kind of tea do you
like best?" Observation-Disclosures,
some but Rocky Mountain Tea best?"
Priscilla-"It speaks for itself, John"
makes lovely compilations. For sale
by w. b. Paine & Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23
Notice to Contractors.

The undersigned, trustees of the Aber-
deem Public Library, will receive sealed
bids for the erection of building on the
corner OF Market and | streets, in the
city Of Aberdeen, said building to be &C.
Geo. B. Reid, architect, bids to be opened
on saturday, the !st day of February,
1908. at $3.50 Z. NJ. at the ofiic. of John
G. Ho.an, in the said city OF Aberdeen.
The right is reserved 10 reject any and
all bids. +. A. HART,
Chairman.
c. MCDrRM
Secretary. It
4 u
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23

Dean lOr Freen Eggs, ButteT ana 0TO'
ceries. II
Frank 6. Porter left yesterday for
WalIa Walla.
Miss Jennie Leland is up from Moclps
for short stay.
G. r. B-ardsley lef. today for his home
in Ashland, Oregon.
DR.. Mavme MacLaferty over Boston
Store. Phone 1872. ii
Llewellyn II. Mckinlay is up from San
Diego, to visit his folks.
Thomas II. Hughes left yes erday for
a short visit in Olympia.
Miss Frances Brown returned to her
home in Portland Yesterday.
MIS-. f. f. Bacon returned from a
short stay at Pacific Beach yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred PristtIe vent to
Elma for week or two, this morning.
DR.. D. c. Uric has moved to Rooms |,
2, 3, Wishkah blk. Phone 2l7l or 1858,
DR.. J. A. Mapes left today for Tacoma.
From there he will 20 to his home in
Topenish.
DR.. Bartlett, Wishkah block. over P.
Q. Pharmacy. Office phone 1882. resi-
dence 2S71 If
The minimum fee for candidates who
apply for nomination, under the new
primary law, is $40.
Fl. A. Langdon left today for his old
home in Manchester, H., and will prob
ably stay there year.
The Library Board are advertising for
bids for the construction OF the proposed
Carnegie library building.
Sam White and family left today for
San Diego, Cal, where they will reside
until Mrs. White 'egains her health.
f. V. Northrup went to Hoquiam, zee.
terday. to identity the body of the man
found at Grass Greek, to see if it is that
of Plrrpont, as reported.
State Deputy W. W. McCord of the
Aouico anu NHISi'S VI rcCuIty, Nds
called to Seattle on account Of the serl-
GUS illness Of his little son.
1t fills the arteries with rich, red
blood, makes new flesh, and healthy
men, women and children. Nothing
can take it's place; no remedy has
done so much good as HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c, Tea or
Tablets, at w. b. Paine & Co.
The bodies of James Pierpont. young
shinpleweaver, of Hoqniam, and Barney
Nelson, OF this city, were found floating
on the lower harbor. Tuesday. Pierpont
wandered from Hoqniam in demented
condition, and Nelson met his death by
being overturned in boat several weeks
ago.
The wood in basket by the stove in
S. Kaufman's residence caught fire after
the family had retired On Tues day night.
and if i; had not been for the barking OF
the dog. no doubt serious damage would
have been done. AS it was, Mrs. Kauf-
man, attracted by tho barking, went
down stairs and soon had the fire ex-
Emil Scheuman has received letter
from Syendbo:g. Denmark, that brings
him the sad news that one of his sons
lost his life there on the 2Sth of Deem
Der. by drowning. He was buried the
second day of January. Mr.. Scheuman
is planning to bring his family here this
summer. from their far away Denmark
home.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23
We Do One Tkil1u WsU

THE CHEHALIS COUNTY BANK is the only
bank in this county operated for savings only paying
exclusive attention to this, it serves its patrons
better-It is backed by of the best men in Abb
erdeen-It is ably and conservatvely manageable
loans only first class security-It carries as large
cash reserve, in proportion to its deposits. as any
savings bank in the United States.
The small account, the saver. child or grown
up is appreciated and extended every courtesy and
fair Extraordinarily two thousand pleased depos-
itors books-If you are not one of these
want you to start with today.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23
Advertised Letters.

Following letters remain uncaled for
in the Aberdeen postoffice for the week
ending January 81, 1908:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23

The Herald twice a week tells It all.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23

/, President
Wce-PreSfdenf
YCe-PreSfdenf
Secretary
/, Cashier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
MEMS CLUBS OFFER FREE SERIES OF
LECTURES BY RIDDELL

The Mems clubs Of the Seattle
churches have secured Newton ".
RlddelI Of Chicago. professional
lecturer and q specialist Ia herediiy,
psychology. psychic phenomena and
fpirifuai Law. 10 give q series of his
popular scientific and religious lee
lures In this city.
The Rlddell lectures are very
strongly recommended BY the daily
press. b. men Of science. college
faculties and the most conservative
elcrgymen Of al denominations.
Catholic and Protestant
They deal with the most vital
problems OF life. and arc on the
general subject ~ Brain Building
and Soul Growth. and Christian
Realism. .
They aim 10 teach how one may
realize his highest possibilities OF
body, soul and spirit. how TO ac.
quire the elements Of success, and
how 10 make the most of life and
It's opportunities. how To overcome
all bad habits. control the propen.
stiles and make the lower nature
snbservtenf 20 the shigher: how 10
apply the laws OF hefedity and pre-.
natal culture 20 the improvement
OF offspring. and In the formation
OF natural tendencies
They present the things that PEG
pie need to know about. In order TO
make The most Of their iIves-com.
mercialIy. socially. mentally. moral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
TWO SCORE STRIKE BOTTOM
D. S. Johnston Co. RuthIessIy SaCri-
flee Remaining Fine Pianos in
Annual Clearance Sale
EVERYTHING MUST co SATURDAY NIGHT suRE-pAY-
mEnTs AS LOW A
now-ssTrER CONE RIGHT AWAY OR YOU'LL
DISAPPOINTED.

We're going 10 make quick work
Of the remaining two score Pianos
In tho Annual Clearance Sale
while there Is every Indication that
By Saturday night everyone Of
these rare snaps would have been
snapped 40 nj the already tremend
ously reduced prices. we're going to
make this an absolute certainty.
These instruments are oecupyl-s
valuable space. urgently rceded for
the display Of new. latest styles.
We must get them out Of the way
somehow ut once. and rather than
ship them back 10 our warehouse
well offer them ~ virtually "giy.
tnR.awas pIices.
We have redueed--cut-yea. aetu-
ally slaughtered the prices down TO
a point whore II really seems out
Of all reason.
Prices In this or any other city
ON good reliable pianos have never
been hH low as appears on our price
taRa today. This IN a broad
statement. bul one which can easily
be proven By just few minutes
investigation.
PRICES THAT TOUCH BOTTOM.
Come IN and see the fine Pianos
you can nov secure for fi32. sf26
aud even az low as sliS. Remem-
bor. these are thoroughly reliable
Instruments. in the best Of eundi-
tion Ia fact. one OF them cannot
be told from nov.
From that the prices range up 60
s2s7, which will now secure IN al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
ABE RUFF WAS PROMISED
IMMUNITY, SAYS RABBI

feased 90 the charges Of extortion
In indictment No 30s. which had
been agreed upon as the one 20
which he was to confess. fail 20
agree 60 the carrying out OF the
agreement granting him Immunity.
1t WAS then arranged" says
Rabbi Metro. that Dr. Kaplan and
myself should accompany Mr..
Heney Ia nee said judges aud OBJ
tain their assurances In the mat.
ter. We heard their statements "a
made TO Mr.. iieney personally.
which caused as to believe We
we're Justified IN eounaellng Rnef
to trust himself entirely 10 the
prosecution The meeting took
place At midnight on April 20. and
Mf. burns brought the judges
there to meet uh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

" and spiritually. For years these
lectures have been given At tho
ehautauquas. and have drawn some
of the largest gate receipts IN the
history Of the assembly movement.
The lectures viii begin Sunday.
Feb. z, at 3 D. m. IN the Taber-
nacle, Fifth ay. and Union st.. and
continue for 10 evenings at 7.4b
O'Clock. with special services at
new First Presbyterian church, TO
be announced.
The subject OF the opening lee
ture Wilt be Science and Religion
The committee OF arrangements
under whose direction the lectures
are given Is as follows Messrs. Q.
n. lust, Joseph +. Thomas. ]. %.
Playfer. George X. Baker. Eugene
chllds, S. ID. Wlngate. George A.
Virtue. J. X. Justice. G. G. Pierce.
II. y. Rice. r. J. Martin, G. 8.
shank. V. l. Blaine. Harry Wilson,
T. 4. Eggbert. l.. r. kirkpatrick,
Seth n. M0rford. A. Il F'lagg, G. w.
Lee. Elliott @. Stewart. H. w. Eos
ter. II. =. Compton. ". y. Monks,
II. c. Ewing. Judge @ A. G Roches-
ter. Robert S. Moody. A. j. Carr
and q. +. Leighton.
The committee of arrangements
IL DESTROYS that everyone may have
the opportunity to attend these lee
lures. and has provided that they
shall all be given with open doors.
with free will offerings each night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

most new. largest size cabinet
grand upright. world famous make.
whica cost originally $3.50.
Then for siss we offer an Gle.
CANT pmIor sire upright In finest
possible condition. which cost orig.
inaily t425.
Here's a beauty. A full-slxe spe.
cial buri walnut case upright. strict.
" highest grade. The former own.
az paid ts2b seven months ago. We
allowed him $685. In part payment
for the genuine Pianoia Piano. and
!, goes at that price 20 the first
buyer. II you can duplicate this
bargain for less than the original
price. we'll chcerfully give you the
Instrument absolutely free.
And many other equally tempting
values. which II will ray anyone
contemplating the purchase of a
Piano TO look into without further
delay.
Remember. Money back II not
satisfied In addition wen accept
any instrument purchased In this
sale toward purchase OF any Of the
many high grade pianos handled
by the House OF Johnston any time
within one year and allow you
every penny paid
Let Us urge you again 10 look
into this at once-riEht away--for
this announcement will surely az.
trnct many uurchneerN
ID s. Johnston Co. Oldest and
Largest Dealers. Third and univor.
sity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
c0LKETT REFUTES CHARGE
AGAINST REMSBERG

even to the local noatofflco Off.
ciais. who were not even con.
suited.
Last summer the department, on
complaint Of the Chamber Of
Commerce. sent experts here 20 -
over the situation and recommend
changes fof the Seattle office one
OF the changes recommended Vas
the concentration of the outlying
carrier stations One of the con.
eentFationa recommended WAS that
the north end stations be- coneen.
tratea a. Fremont
This ehapgc was carried out. the
Fremont station being moved from
a building owned hy Mr. Dixon. of
Remsberg 4 Dixon. to enc owned
by the Remsherg 4 Dixon bank
IN order "a procure larger and more
sanitary quarters.
Il - the lnterest Of Mr. Remn.
hers IN the building nov occupied
by the poatofficc which has been
seized upon by the opponents Of
Mr. Remsherg A. the hasls for the
now dinproyen charge Of nelllah
interest IN the matter on his part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
ADVOCATES AMBULANCE DEPARTMENT

nc am elected will attempt
with the assistance OF the city ooun
ell 20 provide the city with an AIDE
aaate ambulance department" said
John =. Miller last night IN an ad
dFcss delivered at keddings hall
In the Eighth ward f
To many uf our citizens this
u the crying need Of the hour,
When man or woman IL manxlsd
In the streets. humanity Is worth
more than dollars and cents"
The meeting IN question was
well attended and enthusiastic In
addition to the address bx Mr. MI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

Al charges 81 local Influence la
80 eosinfiice changes which have
s.s mace In the north end OF the
,x T uerc repndlatcd hy Assistant
Nv ,,,ssmassef ". J. Colketi At a meet.
- ned last nlghi at kldds hail.
~ me Eleventh ward.
me meetins VAS ealled ~ the
,..se lake Improvement club for
~ n .aFtsase Of dlscIssiug The post
s ~ question, and palilies was
s.eheUea a. one OF the conditions
'..''s xhleh Mr. Colkelt eaasentcd
= attend and address T.
t,eldentslls. hoNVFer, The discus
...,a ma ! political bcafins. aud ~.
.1se.s 10 the adsaniase at &, ~
rsm<herE For several DAYS tho
'ssrve has been made bY oppo.
ssr,s AZ Nj. Remsbers that that
sssi,.man Was lnilaehtial IN pro
s.r;nx he removal Of che mail dc
,,srsx station nom Green Lake 10
v,smoai This vas denied ahso.
,s,~sx last night hy At Ialsott.
ne declared that the order for
49, ehsnre came from Washington.
ana was made without reference
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

nuts, 1Sc ID. mixed nuts.
1sc H.: cocoanuts, ioe 10 I2c each;
Brazil pods. i5c each.
Oranges. l0c 20 Csc doz.
Grape fruit. zoe 30 75c.
Dried. prunes. 2 lbs. for 16c.
Jap oranges. &c 20 loo don: 3oc u
35e per box.
Dafcs, scl0c.
franberries. sc 60 lie ID
Hncklcberries. Zoe.
Pumpkins. ! nc 10.
Yakima honey. sf.5o gal: comb.
zoc. eandied honey. zoe h.: az
lbs. isc: 8 lbs. s5c.
Hubbard squash SC 10 l5c.
Flowers Carnations, G0c per
dozen. roses. ff0v per dozen:
violets. Csc bunch. ciirysanthe-
NUNS. 81 TO $3.50: rarclssus. 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

The Fairbanks crowd arr looking
for place io fail. according to
Washington staff. lismenWay
the swamp fox Of indiana pollsix. 3
In dsekeFtng with the uncic Joe
Cannon managers and trying 10 ar.
range that the indiana and Illinois
delegations shall h. In such shape
that b can swing them to acme
anti Taft candidate Il j. the field
against Taft aud the field h for
unsnafrucsed delegates
There II funny little rpw ON
IN Mr. Fairbanks own to~n. Joe
Healing and Harry New both
~ant 10 ~ s. delesaseN 10 the
republican national convention
and Of coarse thef cant both So
keaisnk Is official manager Of
shat remaiun OF tlts Fairbanks
bnara. ~hilc Harry New Is chair
man % the republican national
eummittee Bath are quite i'm
peffant politically. hns New hates
Fairbanks and New seems 10 have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

A deed filed yesterday at the
county court house shows a trans.
fer Of all title and interests OF the
Seattle a Montana Railroad com.
pany 20 the Great Northern The
consideration Is given at -sif.002.-
1891.
The transfer Is merely a formal
matter. as the Great Northern has
long controlled the local company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
ATTORNEY GENERAL GIVES
SWEEPING OPINION

fhonties have no control over tho
fisheries OF the state except ths
paramount right Of navigation an
federal waters. that dfift net fisher
men ON the Columbia are not en-
gagged In interstate commerce. and
therefore removal Of pound nets
cannot be ordered as being an In
reference with Interstate COM
merce. and, finally that the rights
OF a pound net fisherman who has
complied with the laws Of WASH
ingtnn relative 20 licenses and locae
ton has the exclusive right 10 fish
upon his location az against the
holder Of a license issued by the
proper authorities Of the state OF
Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

Trade MAS brisk today on the
market. owing 10 the numerous
good Wednesday specials. More
than 50 articles are on sale for 20.
day at bargain prices.
A neN line az meats WAS put In
by some OF the meat dealers. I'm.
ported Italian Salami sausage. 35c
pound. imported German Salaml
sausage. 30c per pound. imported
Italian hams. cured in spices, SOC
per pound. and Virginia cured
hams. soc per pound.
A new supply Of ling cod was
placed on sale today, At Ice per
pound. Home made horse radish
il quoted at Sc and i3e per bottle
Today.s quotations are:
Ranch eggs. 3b 10 40c doz: East.
ern eggs. &c dox.,. Oregon eggs,
SIC per dog.
Washington creamery butter,
foc: Iowa creamery. ? lbs. 55ce5c;
local ranch. SOC.
Fancy Swiss cheese. Csc: Wis
consin full cream brick. lbs. for
soc: smier cheese. l5c.
Chickens. roc H..
Mutton chopA. l2ik q f5sfc ID:
rib steaks. i5c 10: porterhonse. f5c
NJ. sirloin. i2iac III: ronn- steak.
itc ID: shoulder steak. lbs. for
25c; hearts. fsc each. tongues. csc
TO 50c each: liver. &c ID; roasts.
Sc 20 Sc IN.
Potatoes. is lbs. for 2sc; $3.50
per sack.
Sweet potatoes. 4 lbs. Tor Csc.
Bets. ; punches for SC.
Onions. 2 lunches for &c: boiling
onions. ~ lbs. for CSC.
Carrots. 3 punches for Sc
Dried onions. 6 lbs. for 1sc.
Radiahes. lunches rur &c.
Parsley, 2 punches for f0c.
Turnlps. lunches for Sc.
California persimmons. 15c to ace
dozen: japanese persimmons. 35c
dozen.
Artichokes. for CSC.
Celery. : lunches for l5c.
Cucumhers. 1Oc.
Spinach. SC per ID.
Cahbages. Sc 20 i0c.
Sweet peppers. IS cents doI
Horse Radish. Toe ID.
Rutabagas. iifc ID.
Sauerkfanj. SC ID.
Lettuce. 2 for SC.
Pop corn, RheIled. 2 lbs. FOR i5c;
on cob. SC ID.
Lemons. i5c TO 20c per doz
Fancy apples, 500 to $3.50 box:
cooking apples. 50c-6oc per box; 10
lbs. for 25c.
Cider vinegar. 35c cal
Cider. 40c TO soc per gallon.
pineapples. 4Oc each.
New nuts-Filberts. fSc H.;
black walnuts. &c ID, Eng
llsh wainuts. i0c-20c n: almonds,
23c H.: peeans. zoe ID: Brazil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

Just been appointed general man.
aesr Of one 81 the New York Cen
r44rIFaiiroad companss chief sys.
tefus. Il wasn't arridcnt. BY long
shot Il WAS the reward OF merit.
Neon took a position aH station
aren't when the road built branch
Iias through bis fathers farm. lie
learned fsjswfaphy 81 the hey. A
few years later he was dispatcher
for the branch road Steadily since
he has climbed the ladder Of pro.
molten lie has filled every r..
nFoasIble executive department IN.
I'll he has reached the top.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
TOTAL OF REGISTRATION
May REACH $4,000

The total registration 10 date in.
dlcates thai by Saturday nisht.
when the hooks close for the pri.
mary election there viii be fully
$4,000. aud possibly $4,000. electors
qualified to. participate In that
contest.
: The registration yesterday was
Gas, The total up 20 last night was
$4,000. Il Il estimated that today y
registration will reach 100 or 500.
lomorrow'n and Fridays each from
500 10 600. ana saturdays from
1000 To loo. Taking the smaller
Of these estimates IN each case. the
total for the three days would be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
Seattle stars Exclusive ssrvies.)

Seattle Stare Exclusive seryiee.)
PARIS. Jan 2s.--Maud Come.
known ON both continents as the
Irish Joan OF Arc" has surfen-
dered her long cherished ambition
60 become a great feminine pollt.
zeal leader. and will devote her life
10 art. She has fitted ~ a studio
10 her home and ID now pupil Of
the colaanoasi studios Ia the Latin
quarter. She In an exemplaf Of the
impresai0nlHt school aud has de.
eided ability.
Come years ago Miss Come made
a tour OF the United States in an Fl
fort 20 arouse more definite in.
ternat Ia the fate OF Ireland. Her
unfortunate marriage with Mai
John Mcbride. following the Beer
war. led TO her retirement from 10.
Iiileai effort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

NEW YORK. Jan. es.--Don't be-
llcye for a minute the pesaimistic
claim that the day OF opportunity
Ii past The pathway "a success
stilE invites the man with ability
aud considerations. persesering In.
dustry
Twenty-Five years ago u G. Noon
~ Cleveland was farmers hoy
among the New York hills lie has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
Cheap CoI0nist Rates

Westbound during March and
April by Oregon Railroad a Naviga-
ton Co From Chicago $500. St
Paul. Omaha. Kansas City and Mis-.
souri, River points $1,000. St Louis
$3.50. Tell your friends or make
deposits at Union Ticket Office. Sos
First Ave. + T.. Ellis. General
Agent ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
ON THE FRONT

The City Of Seattle sails north
tonight for Southeastern Alaska
ports with a biz list OF passengers.
The Cottage City IL being thor.
ouEhly oxcfhauled preparatory 70
fesumlng the Alaskan route.
G. =. Follets. business agent FOR
local No. -. Of the Marine Engi.
neers' Beneficial association. Of
Seattle. has been elected fret vice
president Of the national assocla.
ton.
A new steamer Il 10 be construct.
ed for the Seattle. KetchIkan run.
Lieut. George G. Carmlne has
been relieved from the command
of the revenue cutter Perry. TO take
command of the Mccullough.
Capt. ]. l.. Fisher. who piioied
the Rickmerk b Tacoma. has gone
To Port Townsend To face hts &C.
cuners. who have charged him with
plotting boat when not qualified.
The jefferson arrived today from
skagway and way ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

s.3b0. which. added 10 the total up
to last night, would bring the grand
total mp to 32.bb9.
Taking the larger Of these ehfi.
mates for the remaining three days.
aud they are considered conserya.
tive. the total for these three DAYS
would be 4 800. and the grand total
81. h0a.
II IL estimated that from 1000
to 1000 additional voters viii reg.
lister after the primary election IN
time for the election These Will
be largely voters other than IL.
publican. who. having no contests
In their parties. have little. interest
Ia the primary election.