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road each year, spends over 100000 on
construction and maintenance and in the
winter is nothing but a continuous mud
hole. =
Little Massachusetts has 700 miles of
improved road, builds so miles each year,
costing an average of $4,000 a mile, or
100000, and by it's system of maintenance
keeps the roads of the state in fine condi-
ton all the year round by an expenditure
of only $6SOOO.
. For years the legislature of Massachu-
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monwealth of Massachusetts is a small
state, with only ID counties, not so large
as five or six of Alabama's largest coun-
ties. For this reason Massachusetts has
reached the ideal condition earlier than
Alabama, but the conditions in Alabama
are considered such that the same laws
could be maintained.
In brief, the comparison is thus: Ala
bama has 1886 members of Boards of Rev.
enue bidding away at the roads with half
their time to their own business, and the
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SPECIMEN EXPENSIVE GRADING,
MOUNTAIN SECTIONS JEFFERSON COUNTY.

into good condition the first year, but
after that the farmers could get their
products to market.
The legislature of Massachusetts, also
annually appropriates $45O,0O0 for construc-
ton of new roads.
In Alabama, when citizens want road
the Board of Revenue appoints a commit
tee of green men, who lay out the road.
In Massachusetts the commission employs
a corps of engineers who lay off and SUI
pervise all construction work.
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SPECIMEN STRETCH MAssAc HUsETTs SHOW
ING ARTISTIC ADVANTAGES OF WELL-kEPT RoADsIDEs

countable only to itself. They make no
annual report. The Massachusetts COM
missions annual report shows the exact
cost of every foot of work done in the
state, naming the road and the contrac-
tor The cost of maintenance is tabulated
in the same way.
One is state where the people cast
their money to the winds, where system is
not known, old practices remain, and all
is confusion. The other is a state of
good roads and great system.
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of maintaining a mile of road per year Is
$50. II the Legislature of Alabama would
make this appropriation, or 100000 year
for maintenance, take over the 1000 miles
of improved roads, and create a state
commission to govern them. something
like 100000 would be saved, it is believed.
and the state would have good roads, 1t
might require 100000 to put those roads
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of 70 years. have been compiled from
the weather bureau records at Brming-
ham, Ala, They are issued to show the
conditions that have prevailed, during
the month in question for the above
period of years, but must not be con-
strued as forecast of the weather con-
ditions for the coming month.
Month of February for II years:
Temperature-H4san or normal temper
allure, 46 degrees; the warmest month
was that of 1897, with an average of
So degrees; the coolest month was that
of 1905, with an average CT 3S degrees;
the highest temperature was 81 degrees
on the I'D, 1897; the lowest temperature
was 10 degrees below on the 18th, 1899; the
earliest date on which first killing frost
occurred in autumn, October, 22 average
date on which first killing frost oc-
CURED in autumn, November s; average
date on which last killing frost oc-
Cured in spring, March 49,; the latest
date on which last "killirg" frost &C.
CURED in spring, April II.
Precipitation-CRain or Melted Snow)-
Average for the month. 5.14 inches; aver
age number of days with .01 of an inch
or more, 8; the greatest monthly pre-
cipitation was 1886 inches in 1908; the
least monthly precipitation. as 10 inches
in 1898; the greatest amount of precipi-
tation recorded in any "a consecutive
hours was 5.63 inches on the 18th and sth,
1903.
Wind-The prevailing winds are from
the north. "
Station, Birmingham,
Date of issue, January ~, 1905
W. F. LEHMAN,
Observer Weather IL
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other half to the various other duties or
the revenue board, while Massachusetts
has three men who give their whole time,
not to all the roads, but simply to the
construction and maintenance of improved
roads. The county authorities look after
the dirt roads, but all the improved roads,
since 1898, have been owned and "bossed"
commission.
Alabama has 1000 miles of macadam
roads, builds less than so miles of new
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cIub Man AcoidentaIIv Shot

Natchez, Miss, January 30.-John c.
Jenkins. aged SO years, a prominent
planter and club man, was found in his
bed this morning with bullet wound
lin his right temple from the effects of
which he died half an hour later. The
verdict of the coroner's jury was that
the wound was inflicted by the acci-
dental discharge of revolver
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Passenger Trains Discontinued.

On account of the decrease in passenger
traffic, and the comparative decrease in
earnings, the Southern railroad has found
it necessary to remove additional passen-
ger trains
Sunday. trains Nos. q and %, between
Birmingham, Selma and Mobile, will be
discontinued, this leaving no direct con-
nection over the Southern between Bir-
ming'ham and Mobile.
To partially make up for Nos. 81 and %,
new local trains between Thomasvile and
Mobile will be put on. One train will leave
Thomasville at $50 o'clock M, arriv-
ing at Mobile at 1920 o'clock a. m. The
other will leave Mobile IN the. afternoon at
4 o'clock, and will arrive at Thomasville
at o'clock p. m
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TENToN SIMILAR ONE WHICH THE
BOARD OF REVENUE CONCENTRATES BUYING

All new work is contracted for, bids be-
ing received on specifications which in
clude the minutest details. Maintenance
is done both by single men on sections
and contract for whole roads. However,
the commission and its employees look
after every inch of the roads themselves.
The commission keeps 16 lotion rollers,
which are rented at low prices to the
counties, and used by the commission for
maintenance.
In Alabama the Board of Revenue is ac-
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MARRIAGE License Issued.

Only one marriage license was issued
from the office of the probate court yes
terday as follows: ~ ..
William Smith of East Lake to Miss
Ada May.
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Washington. January 30.-R or
Alabama and Mississippi: RAIN l1day
and Saturday; colder Saturday; fresh east
to southeast winds Friday.
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Mr. and Mrs. ] y LoWman. ac-
eomrani@d BY their guest Mrs
Charles Emery Hathaway. and Mra
Frederick James Grant. lefi Thurs.
day FOR a frip a. Mount Rainier
They plan 60 feturn Monday or
Tuesday.
Mr and Mfa Frederick Kari
strive and Mr. and Mrs Harry
whitney Treat returned Tuesday
from . meteor trip 81 Csray's hAfeor,
t0nx and CuhaHart beaches.
The Misses Dorothy and Katherine
kitfingrF. Miss Alma Stewart. Miss
htinson and NrH A. n Stewart left
Tuesday for . two weeks trip %
fsaks Kacbes. IN the Cascades
Dr. PRANK ! shaw wiii return In
two weeks from q visit II = month
% eastern cities
Mrs Henry Fuhrnaan and her
niece. Miss Thurman. ere spending
q week AZ Green River Hot Springs.
Mrs George lishls who has been
the guest n her sister In Law. Mrs.
A. J Hiehi left today for her home
IN Reading. Pa
Mr. Boyd Wells Is spending the
week .end al the summer home ~
Mr.. " W johnson. At puwafntsh.
Mrs George Meade Emory and
family. Mr.. and MFs william cheH.
tor Keith. the Misses Eiiuur and
Bsryi Keith. and Afr and Mrs. Ram
nay win spend the remainder Of
the summer at cohaEnett Beach.
Mr. John " Powell Mr.. George
~ Walker. Dr g. q. Sharplss and
AIR. Van Tuyi are on camping
trip 60 Chewaws river.
Mr Arthur Denny left for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
CURES ECZEMA QUICKLY
New Drug, Poslan,, Now obtainable
In Small Quantities.

Since It's discovery, one year
ago. the new drug. poslam. has
successfully cured thousands of
chronic cases Of eczema and other
distressing skin Affections. Hereto.
fore poslam has been dispensed
solely for the benefit OF eczema
patients in large Jars sufficient for
q months treatment. This was
found TO be an inconyience to many
thousands who use Il for minor
skin troubles. such as pimples,
blackheads. herpes. acne, scaly
scalp, complexion hlemishes, itch
ing feet. piles. etc, which require
but a small quantity 10 cure. To
overcome this, and in response to
urgent appeals. the dispensers OF
posiam have been Obliged to adopt
In addition 20 the regular two dol
lar package, a special fifty-cent
size. which in future may be found
on sale at The Quaker Drug Co,
and other leading drug stores
in Seattle. or may be or
dered direct from the Emergency
Laboratories. No 80 West 25th
Street New York City. In all
eczema cases p0slam stops itching
with first application, and proceeds
TO heal Immediately, chronic cases
being cured IN two weeks. In less
serious skin troubles. results are
seen after an overnight applioa-
ton.
Samples for experimental pur
poses may still be had. free Of
charge. by writing to the labora-
tories for. them.
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east today. where he VIII enter
Princeton college 0
Miss Voawinkei, tho summer
guest OF Miss Charlotte Whittles
ney, left today for her home IA
iierkcley Cal
Dr. and Mrs Frederick bentley
have returned from tho east They
have taken apartments ~ the Perry
Mrs Arthur H. iiawley and Mifa
Me0rath have returned from o. tfip
60 California
Miss tlaily. 81 Tacoma. IN enter
tanning u Weekend house paris
Among her guests are Miss Graet
Denny and Mr. iiendrlek Suydam
MiHH Caroline LnwenRart who re-
Gently returned from Europe where
she has been vocal student for the
past Hlx years " the summer guest
81 her sister Mrs Fred l.anRerman
Mrs W J. Ltveaiay. Mrs Ehen $
Osborne, Miss olive Osborne aud
Mlaa Ruth WHtarh0uaa are spending
a few days al Victoria
Niles Mabel Ronald 81 entertaining
Miat Lucy Phillips of berkeley, Cal
AZ Frank u. ralmerton has re-
turned home from AN eastern trip OF
several months
Mrs Elizabeth Richmond Miller
ana Niles Marjorie Miller left yeater-
day evening for Lake Crescent
Mita Roberta Fry and MlHH Bacon
returned yesterday from trip to
Victoria. . g.
Mr. Bernard pelly has returned
from an outing Ia Idaho.
AIRS Rose u Ireland ieft yesterday
for Harrison Hot springs B g.
Mrs = " Arson, president 81 tho
city Federation ~ Womnn'a CLUBS.
IF Lockport ~ ". ~ the guest az
Mrs ) ~ Mclaughlin. az 2g2 Har-
ward AZ ~
Mrs hilnur iureraoll Therno and
Nine rhnrne and Miss Bullock. ~
FiAlnnelas. y. Y, have returned
from e short trip o. Victoria. ~ a..
airs Howe and Miss Howe. 81
Portland. MisH Ella Giileapy and
Wise Roberta knvananHh sailed
wednesday on the Dolphin for Il vis-
Il % Alaska
Sir and Mrs Worth Densmore and
Mr. and Mrs Jay " nobh returned
tuesday from an automobile trip o.
Mount Rainier
MIS- Carrie Shaw Rice ~ the guest
of Mrs pnlmert0u. $40 18th Az. 81
Mins Margaret koene ieft today
Tor Portland. On her way 90 enter
hnrhrlry college California
Mrs hnrtweii n be Pew o. visit
Ing "a Port Townsend
MrH Evelyn Grasse aud daughter
MisH Gertrude GraaHe. and Mrs.
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Mrs clark. Mrs Albertaon. Mrs
rowleH, Mrs. Villas and Mra, John
W, Eddy
Luncheon for Miss Orchard. g
Mrs. Edwin Ripley OF tta bellevue
nv y, was the hosteaa az q luncheon
yesterday IN honor OF Miss Orchard
.of Chicago. The table decorations
were Ia yellow tea roses. The
gucatu Sesidon the honorrd guest.
We're Mira y. j Ncyhurn, Miss Suth-
rfland Miss Curtis. Miss Hornfali,
Mirs Haycock. Miss Muffolmnn and
Miaa paithua
King County Political Club.
The King County Political Equal
ity club viii meet at the home If
Mrs trunla W Browne. hsaG v.
.Orcenlako blvd. Wednesday, Au-
gust 3,
Chapter A, p. e. o,
chapter A. r. n. O., VIM give a
picnic Tuesday. August II. at Loch
keiden. Lake Washington. the home
OF Mr. ana Mrs, Rollln ~ Denny
Bridge Tea Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert s. Wilson VIII en-
terrain az bridge tea Tuesday aft
crnoon she was hostess at "a
luncheon Of u covers yesterday
Miss MeEwan Entertains.
An Informal dancing party was
given last evening hy Miss Helen
McEwan at tne homo ~ her par
cnta. MIR and Mrs. William n Me.
Evan.
Dinner Party.
Miss ciariHaa Hawkins gave an
Informal dinner party q number
..f
90 the dance az the McEwan reHi-
denco.
IN Honor OF Mas 0uAtln.
Mrs William hlElow VIII enter
tain Monday afternoon az bridge
ln honor of Miss guatin, who u
visiting her sister Mira Alexander
D. McEwan.
Tea for Miss Nisman,
Miss Adelaide Nighaia was the
hostess at a tea Friday IN honor pf
Miss Nioman. who has recently re-
turned from an extensive tour on
the continent
Coming Event
Mrs "a &. Henry has ISSUED in
Nitatinna Co the younger arl Tor e.
dancing party which viii be given
shortly
Miss Christensen tntortsins-
Miss Ruth Christensen Was
hostess NJ an Informal dinner party
last evening
Yachting psrty.
Mrs james CLARK Murray gave
yachtlng party Thursday on board
the Nuuita
Luncheon. Crystal Springs.
Mrs George bnmworth gave
luncheon "Wednesday at her SUM
mcr home. Crystal Springs
Dance AZ Country Club.
MnaarH Joe Wnterh0uae. Harry
Heiihrnn. William Ntrout and Keith
FiEksn have issued Invitations 20
a dancing party August az The
Country club.
Wedding Announcement
Tho wedding - Mlah Agnes
Linue. daughter ~ Mr and Mrs
Prank , t4nnc. and Mr. Pred Rob
eft tiiliH VIII he held Saturday
August D. AZ the family residence
Or Llwyd Will officiate A rccep.
ton Nlu follow the ceremony
engagement
Mr. and Mrs. = J Nenriun have
announced the engagement ~ their
daughter. Azils Irene. 60 Mr. WI.
liam r. Hamna, ~ punhirk. New
York The wedding will take place
IN September
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program by Miss u " Josephs. Miss
Lsota Hartiy. ~ oIercy Kendall.
Hiss Helen Ethel o Myor and Mr..
Myer. q
Howe Recital.
Mr. James fiamiitG Howe will
give q pug.ls recital Tuesday even
inK IN JohSston'H Recital hall, Ap-
poaring upon the program VIII be-;
Miss Ernentiue DeHiletH, Miss Kafh-
erinh r. Odoii. Mr. Robert Akin,
Miss Annie O'Nei and Miss Temple
Grlawold Bum
Future Concert
Miss Mary Wood Chase win be
heard shortly IN piano concert. as-
Hited by several prominent yocaiista
Of the city
Musical Department Picnic.
The musical department Of the
Seattle WuiHan'H club VIII give q
basket picnic Thursday AT Fauntle-
roy park
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.,lIHER HoNORED
BY THE POPE

rugnlsson Of the faithful
..ssces rendered BY Father : y
s.assslalne. Pope Plus \, shrouEe
y spal secretary, has conferred
-. = Nh he decree q prothono-
nry kpostelie. ,u...
.sseer presontalae established
4 flrsg Catholic parish IN ses'.''',
u ~ been Ia the praesihood ioF
1 ysars The appointment Vas !,
- a the urxent request %
s.hop Edward J. DIVA.
ne formal appointment OF
ra,Aex pretonsaine ~ prpshono-
,ary apostcAc uill b. pahaeis CON
ferred an him a the eafheafa' AZ
a. early dzte
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS

10y Gnited freAa-
OLYMPIA. Aug f--Corporation
papers have been filed IN the office
OF secretary Of state a. follows.
Italian Country club OF Seattle.
$500: Dominica noxxello John Pier.
oni. Raffaell CALI. John SoleFto.
Pete Luradi. Pete Gillio. Eugene
Chialvo. John Girandi. Ardinno Del
mirfieT
The W. w Robinson company
Of Seattle. $4,000. ". w. Robin.
son, Jeffie Robinson. C. u Weeks.
r. K Leggett. George " Sinclair
j. ~ Lincoln a Co. % Seattle.
si5.000s J. n. Lincoln. John l..
Bean.
Grace Mercantile company OF
woodluviile. $4,000. John p, HsE
gins. Jesse Brown. John A. Heb-
hahn.
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HANGS HIMSELF
cay unlted prsss.,

ABERDEEN. Aug. The re-.
mains Of G, r. Guslavson. who dis.
appeared several weeks ago. have
been found hanging from a los In
the woods north Of the city by Rob
crt Locke. who was picking berries
The find Was a gruesome one, as
the head only was attached Ia the
moose, the body having dropped far
below in guleh Gusiayson had
placed a rope around a log which
SPAWNED a deep gulch. fastened II.
then made a Moose OF the other
end, placed Il around bis neck aud
jumped
lie was native of sweden, so
years OF age and leaves a wife. two
Krownup daughters and a son.
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KILLS BEAR NEAR
The CITY LIMITS

W W Hammond. a rancher, who
lives three miles north OF Green
Lake. went ont 10 IN a pail with
wild blackberrlcs yesterday and
succeeded IN killing a bear which
weighed 200 pounds This IL the
second bear killed close 10 the city
limits this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
TWO ARE VICTIMS
OF ROBBERS

Morris ROceia. proprietor Of the
Idaho grocery. at ZIG Fourth av. 8.
reported 20 the police that yester.
day some one stole an Elgin watch
from the pocket Of his vest. hang
Ing In the store.
Victor Anderson reported having
been robbed Of $40 while asleep In
his room at the Columbus hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
TO PREACH SERMON
FOR THE SAILORS

rsrerne evening Joseph T. Gar.
a rsEef Of the First Christian
.srrk Eiii give the dramafiaed
snr 4 Moab. he great shipbuildcf
dAs Oh Testament A story of
!. nk Hood. rainbow and a drunk.
4 wrx sish Is rcsults--how three
xas aiyi6sd the world between
- fhe sermon Is especially Tor
4zrx
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disappears
sa.Enswn Prima Donna
H,s Dropped Out
Of Sight.

ia uritsd Pressl ,,,
Wax. Aug. Charles
NV ssrager OF Miss Grace
sss...,slforl. the prima donna
vAa 49, seoking all over New
b va ~ her Tho singer lcu
lxk ~ ,.neuts Thursday say ms
Aeg - golug to Europe to
sAsl An The next season, and
g eea seen since,
y ~ stated that Miss Van
..,. III Vas 70 sail ON the
sNls'' ,1s,oaralne. bat a wireless
sliss. s-'n, he steamship states
- 4 nel on board.
y s,uAailord. her husband. y
=. hew and chlcaso 70 bis
s..hlle, and has not YET learn
:, - ssrange dlsappeafanee'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
DISCUSS LOCAL OPTION
AT KIRKLAND

Local option viii be discussed to
morrow evening at the Kirkland ".
r church. Addresses VIII be made
BY Mayor Collins and others
In the morning the quarterly
meeting Of the church will be- hsld
Rev + r. Morris. d ID. viii preach
the sermon
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Ab.eondlna TeIIer cauqht.

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. John
Schultz was arrested In the public
square upon information from Mil-
Vaukec. charging him with being a
defaulter II il alleged that be t.
short 1880 in his accounts with
the First National hank OF Racine.
Wla.. where be was employed an
teller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
BROKERS' SUSPENSION
PUZZLlNG AFFAIR

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. i--Asso.
clates 81 Fred Dorr. the broker
whose widespread business is ln.
volved in a peculiar suspension. are
unable % gct any satisfactory In.
formation here The local offices
merely are not doing business. The
men Ia charge are neither receiving
not paying cut any money The
only word received here from pOrr
came In telegrama saying Every.
thing Is going right, which has not
been entirely satisfactory 90 those
Involved. The manager Of the 10
cal office SAYS be believes Dorr will
pay dollar for dollar
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iinnsbrow have returned from an
outing AZ OrrnH island.
Mrn David Gilmore ~ 1917 y. Pike
~ has az her guest Mrs Kifhman
and Miss lGirismnn. Of Whlla Walln.
Mrs w q Ronald ~ ~ the bod
side " her father, Mf u. A. sulher-
land Of - Louis, who ~ seriously
IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
HARRIS TAKEN BACK.

Fred l. Harris. arrested yoster.
day afternoon as fugitive from
Justice, wanted az North Yakima
for obtaining money under false
protensea, WAS taken back this
morning by Deputy sheriff Metz.
ker % North Yakima.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
WILL VISIT SEATTLE.

"a J OGrady. supreme chief
zas' < the Forestsrs % America.
" y boring the western states.
v r'zif this city August rs. a
akssasi1n will be held ia bis
~ 4 the Eiks' hall
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NOTICE TO
WATER
CONSUMERS


WATER si4uT-oFF NOTICE.
N rater wiIl be shut off Mon.
= August !. 1905. from 3 a M.
zaR .. In the district west u
s<a3se park and west shore a.
- l2ke % Third Az. y. W.. from
- Y 70 city limits. Also north
" lWh e.. In Ballard. ''s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
SURVEYING STATE LINE.


10y United Prsss.l
PALouSE. Aus. ia narty of
seven surveyors sent out by the de.
partment OF the interior 10 survey
the state line between Washington
and Idaho Ia eamped two miles east
OF town. The work Ia In charge Of
y, = Cannot The survey IL being
run from below Lewiston. Idaho, Ia
the Canadian line Mr.. Cannot says
the llne VIII not be completed this
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
'ETuRH FROM OUTING.

lax an outing. including a
- y Mt. Constitution. IS mem.
ksN he Y NJ c. A. have ~.
I'd % the city from the camp
Il = serth shore OF Orcas island
III suan vas the leader OF the
~ assisted b. G. M Rood and
ss-sI1 Nootrock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
AMONG MUSICIANS



Miss Mary Wood Chase viii give
a lecture 10 mothers on the subject
" Child Training ln Music" Friday
afternoon M o'clock. IN the Arcade
building Miss Chnae. while on IL
Wait 90 this city from Chicago where
she 81 prominently known unsteady,
VI giving series ~ normal lectures
on interpretation. Technique and
child study al the Washington
College 81 Music. Ia the Arcade
building
Miss Turner In Concert.
Mt Edmund ! Myer VIII present
hia pupil. Miaa Sally e. Turner ~
Chicago, in "a Brahms sons recital
Thursday evening. al the MYcr
studio. lialyoke block Miss Turner
VIII sing tho following songs Min
neiied ole Mainhcht" "stanchen.
"iluhe. RuHaliebchen "sapphiHchc
ode. "Wie HiHt Du Mein koniRin,
In WaldeHeln" and Won Ewiger
Ltebe She viii be assisted on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
wLnsay POLITICAL CLUB.

II nrss military political club
ever iarust IN the state was or.
FSnAfez - sight az the Olympus
ez'e v "a estsrans OF the Span
isk.Amme4n Iaa Civil wars The
purpose a las hague is To support
eaz1fzsiss sho are considered
not snrtay.
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POPULATION GROWING.

RobsFi Dudgeon. superintendent
4 u klag =. station. in q report
sszed fbr The month OF July. says
nj sSzp more people arrived In
sa'sls n rail- than departed The
s'izats for the month Ia Ar
-z seise, departed. $3.50.