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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-18
THESE ARE COMIC
ELECTION FIGURES
LOS ANGELES BALLOTS ARE
HARDLY MORE THAN HALF OF
THE VOTES REGISTERED.

SAN FRANCISCO, November g.
Election returns are always interest
ing reading, but they are not ordinar-
lily put in the comic supplement class.
To Los Angeles county belongs the
honor of making election returns real
~ funny. Upon the close of the reg.
istration books Los Angeles county
claimed a total of 1902, 169 votes.
When it came to count of the votes
the most Los Angeles county put on
record was 55,OS4, and that took in the
entire county, including besides the
city of Los Angeles, the populous CT
ties of Pasadena, Long Beach and
score of other good-sized towns.
The vote in this respect in Los An
geles county was the same in 1906,
when a total vote of 1896 followed
registration of more than $4,000. The
Los Angeles Grand Jury made an in
vestigation that year and found that
in each of the 1879 precincts in the city
fake registrations had been made.
1t transpires that this great falling
off in the registered vote on election
dav is the result of a system of boom
registration. Every one that can be
induced to register does so irrespec-
tive Of his eligibility as a voter or
even as an elector. The deputies meet
the incoming trains and also occupy
positions on the street corners record
ing the names of all who pass If they
can be induced to stop long enough
to give their names and addresses.
The question of their eligibility is
not entered into. Whether they come
under the requirements of residence
Their purpose is to boom Los Angeles
and its real estate market, and the
stuffing of its register of voters is
deemed as good method as any.
! A visitor in Los Angeles was re-
Gently asked to register. Il have been
in the city but two days he explain
ed "Oh, that makes no difference"
replied the deputy
The law requiring a ninety days re-
sidence in the county and a thirty
days residence in the precinct is ig-
nored in the City of Angels.
l. Of course, it would not do to vote
these illegally registered persons on
election day, for that would be fe-
lony. But the purpose of sending the
/ impression abroad that the city and
county have vastly increased their po-
pulation has been accomplished and
the consequent boom of real estate ef-
fected.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-18

Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-18
Fraternal Meetings
HARMONY LODGE NO ~. o. o.


Meets every Monday evening at 7:W
In Odd Fellows Hall, Fort Street. Wis
iting brothers cordially invited to At
tend.
BEN F. vICKERs. N. q.
z. r. HENDRY. Sec.
HONOLULU LODGE e1e, 3. p o. Z
will meet their hall, King street
near Fort, every Friday evening. BY
order of the u. r.
WIN. Fl. McINERNY, n. r
H. G. EAsToN, secy.
DIVISION No. I, A. O. q
Meets every first and third Wednes.
day, at p. M, in g. b. U. Hall, Fort
Street. Visiting brothers are cordially
invited to attend.
FRANK D. CNEEDON, Pres.
JAMES T. CAREY, Sec.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-18

the Zayaists promised to aid in the
election of the coalition candidates.
The business interests and the large
property elements are strongly in IA
vor of General Menocal, but the result
of the presidential election probably
will be very close.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-18
FILIPINO EDITORS LAND IN JAIL.

MANILA, November 5.-The mana
ger and managing editor and other
editors of Ell Remacimiento, the lead
ing Filipino daily newspaper of this
city, were today placed under arrest
on charges of criminal libel preferred
by Commissioner Dean G. Worcester
of the Philippine Commission. Wor-
cester afirms in his complaint that he
has been assailed politically and pro-
fessionally by articles appearing in
the paper and that his personal char
acter has also been the object of lib
elous utterances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
CHRISTMAS "WHlMS'
is ISSUED

WhimH. the broadway high
school monthly paper. appeared
yesterday for the third time this
year with a Christmas number. The
features Of this issue are "The In.
spring % Jimmie Haymow. a foot
ball story by Chauncy Jones. An
Illusion by Eunice Parker. and an
essay on John Milton. by John Rov.
lngdon. Editor Rice and Manager
Braden found u necessary 10 print
a fifty-six page edition 20 accom-
modate the advertising and ma
tefial.
The subscription list Is growing
each month broadway suhscrip.
tons amount 20 over 1900. and
with the outside demands and OK.
changes the list viii run over 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
GENERAL BRUSH
INSPECTS FORTS

BFlgadier General Daniel H.
Brush. commander ~ the depart
meut 81 Puget Sound. yesterday
completed bis annual inspection ~
all the coast artillery posts ~
Puget Sound he 10 inspecting the
Fort Lawton garrison today
Gen. Brush states that iho de-
feneea Of Puget Sound are in excel
lent condition Tho work ~ 90.
creaslng the Qualifications AZ Forts
FTasler. Worden and Casey viii be.
gin a. soon as the appropriation u
available
Gen Brush announced that Capt
VIM n Sample, ndiutant % the
Third infantry. Fort Lawton. win
be inspecting officer for the Wash.
inFton National Gnard this year.
lie wiil begin his duties January /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
A Woman of
Strange Power

rllE FrTURg ACCURATELY FouE.
TOLD ~ a cLAfHgorAAr ana FaY.
CHIC rALAfNT DF AHft4fTT
Mms Ns.lis hfee. q sia rescn o.
xreatssf Rlsh can te teauasd
Men and womsH in All HafNa % Hfe
dalif enrsait this weFsr8oas gIaieaaFan8
10 ydu sometimes }nnK ses : siirrss
past me cartaia that shuts aui ths
flfure ffnu aur NfHMf H. VHu nHna
sionaily fesi thst IL gHu eaua ealy have
toma inAilaa. s8fms iasa, a. % tnA course
fon should pufNas wlth reference ~
susns contingency that inaHna 80 rs fha
fHtafs 8krk and feFhifain2 That You
eoplA better appreciate sra sninF itfe
Woaid i roi - tsff aaresahir - knon
aH tn fnaf fatafa prosperity happlnFas
iuufnfFa ald hauffaffan n sahm y hsf
locality = niast suHeitiHas for raa. chat
golden nas shat days - me wssa ard
month arc uasf Iar4f fsf goa ahat 1sr-
spn 10 tesi saIfed Ter fnuf fifs canEan.
ion % snprt 60 - stls e. antielpsfs
Are gou in frautlsf - gaa nH1 aith
ai feaF natural siffs sHd talanfs mas
yea ere leffisd. dlscaufaEsd asa nnsac.
rra1faif ~ e. faa should call On ina
riffsd woman aad f1aa cat ~ esese IN
Fouf had luck. aad Hos 81 change gnrf
hta conditions 20 those ~ success. JOY
and happiness
Nine nfon's poesrs ara sandssfsi
undispaishir her advice clear. concise
and 60 fhe point iH love. fnasfehtr mar
rinae. divorces aaiss. wills patentN jour.
oeNH. property lnaHraHfn. n4HFfaaFen 90
miuinN clalma, diseases buried treas
ures. or arEthinN that F9a may ~ ln-
tertstea atu9t A. matter ~ AmvnFs
Nrement Nine Wfun sill give her este.
DRAFTED IL 60 readings enc seek for 9 a0
Trims this "ad
Nine IRON IS permanently heated IN
hnr owu hqne. and her effifsa are 80
situated that callers need have no fear
~ unpleasant surroundings o. having
their cuuffdsure hatFnged
tlt Eulnu sci
Hours sac a m. tll 50 M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
WANT PLUMBING
LAWS IMPROVED

William z. Holmes chairman q
a committee from the Bsilaery \.
change. has requested tie chanAs-
ct Commerce 70 Cooperate VA
the Builders exchange The ira
tHie q Architects. Manafse,areT
association. Real Estate aesosl
ton and Master Plumbers assools.
iion % have The pFoposed rerlacr
q the plumbing ofdl9ances nsds
Ia 3 safe and sensihle manner
cutting out useless and needless
features and making The revisio.
with a view 10 TIE beat ssnltsrt
protection and least exyenne % Ia
home BUILDER Mr. fsoimes ~.
sonally Is in favor n employsrf
competent sanitary eagGnees q
draft the proposed orelnaaen
The Chamber Of C0fnmaw vlH
Investigate the matter. thslr lss.t
lighting committee reporting q n
arlg date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
" 0 MAN GAGGE D
AND BEATEN
BY THUGS

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. g.
white Of face and bleeding from
an ugly wound IN her head. Mrs.
Mile Harris staggered into a "a.
loon near her home early today
Her hands we're bound behind her
back and a gas was tied firmly
over her mouth.
When she was unbound she told
her rcscurfm that two men had en-.
tered Der house shortly before
midnight last night One ~ them
struck her on the head. After re-
gaining consciousness she dlFcoy.
cred that she was bound haua and
foot and unable 20 make an cutlery.
After several minutes - tmgsinR
she managed 10 free her feet and
get aid.
Mrs Harris rescuefs rushed 20
hef home aud found that u had
been rAnsackod. After her wound
vas dressed Mrs Harris learned
that a purse containing $50 and
1900 worth Of fura had been taken
b. her aRhaiiAnta The police are
working on the case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09

According TO advicos whica @g
reached the Transportation na', 4.
of the Chamber OF Conia'e.'. ~
Amcrican.Hawaiian line hss No., 49,.
its eastbound tariff from ss 49,.
about 10 per cent propoI,e',s.SI's
with the rail rate advance, ". N,
effective January 1, ~ so" n
ie Thought to signify that \
Hartman has secured coa''y, VI
the steamship line, or =. ss'l,l
entered into a traffic as's
with them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
ON THE FRONT

Steamer Olympic arrived thig
morning az Aam Pedro with a cargo
from NsliiuKhasn,
Steamer Maverick cleared Taco
mn Tor San franClEC0 today. after
diachafNtuK OIL
Steamer MiHsuuTian left today Tor
Haualuiu via San Francisco
German steamer Mtrn shifted 90
Tacoma 60 complete her cargo q
grain.
Steamer Pennsylvania sailed
from Seward and steamer Bertha
from Valdez this morning, both Cor
this port with passengers and cargo
Steamer faraiion sails tomorrow
fer valdez ana Seward.
Steamer Portland will sail Tor the
nufth THURSDAY She iN now com
rietlnE her cargo.
Steamer Hyaaes Wiii sail tomnr-
rev morning en- her maiden voyage
10 ikanniulu Under charter 20 the
Mataon Navigation GO.
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usIrllATloNs WANTUo"

"SltuatlaRa Wanted a9N'l
tisements $50 for rs wotNh
times Additional space DC p0'
line
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BOMB is DROPPED
BY BLACK HAND
MURDERERS

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Twenty
persons were Injured when a bomb
wrecked a fiycstory tenement on
+. earG ST, occupied by Italians
early today. The bomb Was
dropped by a black hand agent
from the roof OF an adjoining
building.
The sisters In the Holy Rosary
convent. across the street. were ter.
rifisd BY the explosion and fled
into the street IN great excitement.
Eighteen families live In the tenc-
meat Five OF the victims we're
taken to Bellevue hospital In a
critical condition. The police say
they have positive evidence that the
outrage was committed by the
black hand because the Italian ten.
ants refused 20 contribute money
when assessed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
STADIUM PLANNED
FOR EXPO GROUNDS

As a result ~ discussion which
took place last night at the ban.
qunt fo the University % Wash.
lngt0n football team AZ the New
Washington hotel. a campaign q
10 be- undertaken 10 raise funds
for a stadium Tor athletic games
90 the AsY.P exposition grounds
Speeches were made In reference
20 the stadium by Josiah Collins.
Capt T. ID Hughes and Dean Nil.
nor Roberta Mr. Collins Eaid that
tbs a Y PIE. directors would give
si2neo X IA proposed 10 build
the stadium iu a orniral location
90 that ID can remain as q perma-
neni part ~ TIE university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
p RICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

Ths. following purchase prices yer,
quoted On Western av this morning.
poNLTN old hens live weight
isp per pound dressed. ftc per
pound spring chicken. live. itc urr
peund dressed. Ne per pound. hrollcra
live, isc per pound; dressed gor
squads. as per doHcni ducks. snrinr
live. i8e per pound dressed. Iic per
pound piEcens 81 per doasni turkey.
live. le-aNi dressed. 81
hUTfhit-Locat ranch. 1880 per
EaeaaL Local ranch Sc
MEATS - live weight go Cows NHct
Neal fsse u. steers. AAe H. mutton
wethere, tei per pound. ewoa gHo Der
pound. Hogs thc per pound Lamb
~ per ID nunu and exen. sGo pcr
pound
MEATS ~ Dressed Veal. large So
per pound, medium p-iio per pound
The following are iocal quotations
made on Western az this morning.
FNtlf ArpivH. 1901 IS
NEHETA 1fl4ES Carrots T5rsgi sack.
green onions, SOC doN now potatoes. fi6.
SIS ton spinach. beC box caulifiowor.
toe o. 10 doa bocta 81 sack. celery
toc-fte, squash, &c per pound
pumpkins, To per pound turnips SOC
sack. perHnips. 81 sack hothouse lot
mee. W. 20 case cabbage. i-lAo per
pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
CASHIER SHORT
100000

HEALpHBung Cal ~.
sfinf iaFe ~ more than ffsa s,,s,--A
W. hsnk ~ HeaidSlars e. 4
3hh ta,iay Nith ne iransis, !.
tle Farmers and Msrf..,.. 4
Inward Rowland tie cnsh,ss ~
lank Has admitted ffef ~ -
.ppn1ihls for TIE sbortsee -
funds ~ the bank. p =
william Rowland. ne fs,,.
De- cashier. offered Fnds3 49, NJ 6
W. ssgt iass good. the sfoek y -!
hnG Howlaad. 81. 70 eayoi, h, ..', ~
49,, sha y funds g eenilhas ! ss.. -.
ftf following day. hoseve. Ia
rmtion from tie Fa,rssr.. -.
y erhaHlrs' bank b. tahs 49,,
re tasinesa q the hank Nss ~
crriea. Aone of tie depssltes. ~
~. cent y IL aald fhers vi !.
Rowland iaat ihe uraeg \, ,.,.,.
stock speculation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
DRAGGED FRNu
THEIR HOMES"
TO JAIL

YIN -. Cal. Dec. -,
afafsea from their b,,.ess ''l'l
taken On a Wild auiomelii, ~
Wiilowg rs miles ACROSS N. ~ 4
ionr Officials Of tho N0r,ss..' v. Y ,,
uie company are under ay,,., ~
day IN The charge of steallas =
The defendants are a. b w
Eenefal manager of the sc,.
Melville bGzier. assistant l.'l
mhnnEor Charles Koran. road . ".
ter and Conductor Collson "a
lhe men arrested say ibev
posed the wood belongca \, ~
company instead Of Jsnsne,. '.''l
had IL hauled 10 Chico eet,. q. ~
was formerly connected vln &
Huntington lines at Los Anrs'.. "
says be- viii take lessl ~ .l =
against the sheriff. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
BROTHER OF JOHN d.
WILL NOT TESTIFY

NEW YORK. Dec. s-wfHs-
Rockefeller. brother 81 Iohn q. AZ
James 4. Moifatt. presldeni Il II
Standard on Co. Of iudlzns u
not be put on the stand b n
counsel for the defense IN ~ ~
eminent suit. according b N
statement made today b. Aang
Moftir Roseuthai
II vas explained tAm at a.
Tense H. satisfied tlnf tu en-
erred the field With 90 sHnmss
and viii take up The rtnzlsts 4
ifs time with expert HissDsRk No
will be called in an efiFs h nv
that the company e ~ en11zk
Institution College professor d;
eminent critics Nill - xan',.l
IL S. said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
PLAY WRITER FRED
OF HIS DEBTS

DETROIT. Mich. lea -
Samuel +. Groas of Battle uc<f
Mich. formerly 81 Chicago "a "
charged IN bankruptcy sp9Ay y ~
federal court here Its As&Alls3
amounted 20 more tran wv ~
with assets abonf sl0ie on
Gross came into pronlafnes ~
eral years ago BY dlspnfsns y
authorship az "Cyrano De be'ss'sT
with Edmund RDstand 6pa =
clared he had written ne pay r.
under the title 81 The Nsz'1s
Prince Of Coruvllie. and he siaI't
suit to recover royalties, Re -
the suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
RAYMOND RECEIVES
BUSINESS OFFERS

Royal w. Raymond. whose resie.
nation as state superintendent Of
the Anu'Saloon league was an
nonnced last Sunday, states that he
already has offers from three dlf.
fcrent business firms.
Mr.. Raymond will remain In the
service of the league until his sue.
eessor, Mr.. Doty, begins work
which will be about Thursday. lie
stated this morning that he has not
yet received any information OF the
divorce proceedings supposed TO
have been started by his wife al
Htratford. Conn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
ACTORS ARE M0BBtD

PARIS, Dec. The most Vlasa
demonstration in years naixed n Y.
performance last night q u
Coincide Francois Of 0cAY ~
bons' lie Foyer" a venomoM y
sault on the upper classes
The police were called y ~
elected the rioters only after w
lonEcd fight. In which ore poax
man aud a number Of spec'h'-'
we're injured. Twelve peEsans w.
arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
Nav A.-Y..P.-E. commIssionsr.

ABERDEEN. Wash. Dec. al
u. Chapman. who recently resigned
as secretary Of the local lodge of
Elks. has been appointed by the COM
missioners II this county as Alaska
Yukon Pacific commissioner for
Chehaiis county. and win assume
the duties ~ the position on Jan 4.
when his resignation as secretary
takes effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09


taseo
CAPITOL hill ADDITION.
FioW Lot
tQniit
liat Avenue North
PIONEER RENT a COLLECTION CO
American Rank nidg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
BANK srATEMrnTa.

BANK 6TATEmENrs.
REPORT on ruT FfkANcfAH CONuI-
TON ~ rHE SECURITY SAVINGS
SAFE uEiuNif COMPANY located
81 Seattle. Ntste % Washington. al
close ~ hasinsss on the lfth dag Of
November 1905
NEh0uWrEH
Ieaus ana discounts Isf,estaF
Beads ttsstftststts a.eet %
FufnitufN aud nN-
tufss ,.,,,s,a.s. asTita
SAFE deposit vault
fiAtUfaa fstr.sttat 4 see 90
faHnH and expenses
paid .at.. asftsass ttNn ~
other resources seed i.tttht
Cast oH hand and
dus from tanks. fgta Gt-ttt. ifs %
~ HfIfTIFH
Capital stock ......g4t. 900 20
deposits .t.a..ts.4s tafgA tT
Q'hsf llahuines tsss u tstsss IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
aAELp WANTED"
Nr - rtAaafEfED ADS.

one cent . word Minimum
charge Use. Whom rhnfkeu W
account actual number oi hnoe
as set viii he counted. SNN'n
Insertions made for me p'iNvg
on six when cash II pate. "
eae lines ar fraction thereon
Nti he counted as two linoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09

A Building Lot

Lot ffsiti Haand yieW rear eaH ard
woodland Park iftt lEse etsh IIt
Pc meath. fhenss Waite sts, NaFth
ts -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
HELLO GIRLS ARE
VACCINRTED

SAN FRANCISCO Doe
force 81 doctors. working under the
direction % Health officer ~ II
hIedefick, a. enEa%d Ia welding
hcaipclat applying f-rrino 10 the
arms Of several hundred girls III
the various telephone exchanges ~
the city. All the guardians "a the
WIRE however. were not vacciuated
on the arm ana that iE the reason
slightly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
Bankrupt Stock

Retiring stocks and jobbers' and
manufacturers surplus stocks
bought outright or sold ON com.
mission. Mems clothing. furnish.
ing goods, hat and shoe stocks our
specially.
BUFFALO SALES a BROKERAGE
COMPANY,
424 Pike 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
DIPLOMATS INJURED
WHEN AUTO TURNS

WASHINGTON Zee. Senior
Washington ON o. special mission for
bic government. was probably fatal
N injured. ANA Senior Don tsuia
toldao iiHrrnftc. HuntomatHn min
intar o. the United States. and Cen
John brummoud, aged 90. rich cot
Zee planter of Guatemala, wofr bad
ly injured Ia an automobile ueei-
dent
The diplomats were riding IN
heavy touring car when u turned
turtle. lust after passing over the
highway bridge into Virginia, the
occupants being hurled beneath the
ear. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09
DEADLY FANATICS
FIGHT WITH
POLICE

TIE DEAD.
Albert o paibov. a patrolman.
tsnia Pratt. aged ~.
FATALLY INJURED.
John Sharp. known a. Adam
God. q street preacher.
Michael MnllAne. policeman.
Patrick Clara. a police sergeant
SLIGHTLY INJURED.
Harm D. siege. policeman.
George n Holt. probation officer.
fny Unitsd Prssa.l
KANSAS CITY. NO. Dec g.
Two afe dead. three DYING and two
wounded ss the result Of battle
between the police and a band ~
religious rrankR. which took place
within a few feet ~ the city hall
The trouble started when the
probation officer inquired Into the
presence ~ nome l.tiie childFea
wgsh 3 crowd % religious fanatics
or she street. The leader Of the
fanatics known as Adam God" as
Haultnd The pfobaiiua officer with
q revolver The police were called
and aa soon aa the bluecoass ap
psafed the fanatics opened fire
with deadly results Tho police
drove them 20 cover. the leader
failing mortally wounded
I>oia Pratt. ~ years old. a mem.
her % the sect. was sho; while
escaping with a woman companion.
Her father took part IN the battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-09

GRASS VALLEY, Cal. ~, ,o'Isy
A reward Of $500 was pos,es ,hS ~
FOR information loadipE " "AIsh
covery of gold precipi'e'ss, INV
were stolen from the w "A Az
mine In this city on oc'e1ses. . X hsi
that ume the treasure wns.,s,,nalal
beep taken was pariollslf es""
from 81 coo 60 $685.
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CITY RGAL EsrATE.
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ron RENT-FLATs

FOR aaie-Heass and tot. everything
for housekeeping 1899. Phone Easf 7ila
ufter 3 m ~~1srnx
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Wanted Male Cocker spaniel puppy
address h-i9. Star Office. -v9-rr
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threads TO contract and draw the
heavier part ~ the disc round and
80 continuously rotate.
The invention obtained first prize
nj the recent Ieplne exhibition. and
II successful II viii 30 a long way
20 solve The old problem which has
always bothered inventors how 10
obtain perpetual motion.
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"a AnNrRTlsERs.

RAIIARD AGENCY--F' ~
Mullen. stoa Ballard Rv. .SSN
City Han. Phone. ballard sVe,
MAIN OFFICE seventh ~
between Union and univetai'''
Phones Main 1850. Ind, ttl'
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PROF. H. MARTIN

PSYCHIC rAf.Mfsr
guarantees satisfaction on ali affairs %
llfo You heaF fhe fFufh ana nafhlns
bot Toe truth. De leI1a Fau hos fu gain
success in LOVE. CoEnTaHIr MAR
FfAGE. DIVORCE. HEALTH WlfaI.
MISS, LAWHIilHs hFEeNfATfONq.
and trunHaciione Of AT kinds ~ fnrf
no matter what may he your hapa fear
Or ambition. come % this gifted clair.
tuFaut ana find help. calf and lie
convinced MANffATTAN HOTEL. fs9ats
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AossoN SUES FOR ISLANDER


nOsToN. Mass. Dce-s--h ~ y
officially announced Today u
ton for alleged siandei Ieta'. 49,,
IN the United States circuit Y W. ~
February /. 1909. IN which wv. NY.
damages are claimed, has ~
brought by Congressman hles 49,. ~
+. Hohson Of Alabama aeainA III
ereasman John A. hellln1
Afaaearhueptta.
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LONDON. Dec. 9-The photo
graph shows n model Of n new
motor exhibited hero which re-.
wolves continuously.
The motor passes through n disc.
which II held IN To- place by threads
30 that the axle does not touch.
A. segment Of the disc lies IN
water which causes tho Immersed
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olympic Apaftmenif-I i6assksaBIn
rooms, aaa. range. hot water, ssun
view 1910 Western az.
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house on Pike st. between Belmont ana
sqmmiti mast BE- moved away Jan Ist
A bargain
McLAUGuLIE REALTY co.
tiae American Bank Bldg
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PARIS. Dec S.-Official denial
has been given tho dispatches cma-
mating from Berlin 90 the effect that
France. Great Britain and Russia
are about 60 conclude "A formal az
liance.