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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
Grand Opera on
Talking Machine
EXTRAORDINARY CONCERT
TO &c GIVEN BY o. S.
JOHNSTON CO. TomoR.
ROW EVENING.

What promises to b. the
most notable Taking Machine
concert ever given In this city
viii take place ia the Johnston
20. Recital Hall. at Third and
University. tomorrow evening
Leoncayallo's famous two
act musical drama. a. especial
Is recorded Tor the Victor Talk
lnE Machine b. the Ia Scala
Orchestra and Chorus. ~ Milan.
ITALY. under the personal diree.
ton 81 the composer. will be
reproduced
Tho records are the finest
ever made By the great Victor
Co In fact. Il would be hard
io conceive Of a more perfect
rendition, and 60 listen TO the
reproduction Of this beautiful
opera no great Imagination Is
required 10 picture the play
and the players.
The artists selected by Leon.
eaYallo 90 interpret his great
work are well known and most
competent ones. Nine. HuEuet.
one of ltaiy's most beloved
prima donnas. has a voice Of
ample range aud power. and
sings the music Of Nedds most
beautifully. Cigada'E ronia is
a remarkable performance. the
richness Rnd beauty of his
voice being especially notice
able la the prologue and the
duet with Media As CRnio a
choice of tcnors Is offered. the
moro delicate voice OF Rar.
haini being enntrastod With
the splendid fire and In
teusity OF Paolfs singing.
Badinl. as Sllyio. Is fully AIDE.
quate. while the smaller parts
are well filled. Nothing need
be said about the orchestra and
chorus Of La Scala, NJ their
reputation Is world wide. The
theme will be briefly and In
tetestingly explained by =. r.
Hnrrio.
While there be no charge.
admission Will be by ticket
only Reserved seats can be
procured upon application at
the y. 8 Johnston Co. Third
aud University Only tho seat.
ing capacity OF the hall win be
given out aud It will be prudent
To secure tickets at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12

day. II sells. however. Tor 8 cents
a copy. and IL probably the highest
priced metropolitan paper Ia the
world, It's owner han put q value
on Il % about s. 100000. the greater
part Of which ia based upon its
world vide reputation. To an
American reader IL 10 about as IN.
terertinE a. a patent office report.
but. like pickles. a taste for IL eau
be acquired - hard work
within the past 10 years the daily
Mail and daily Express. both print
I'd on American lines. have been the
great newspaper successes IN Lon
don Recently. the Tribune. one Of
the old fashioned papers. had to
suspend publication FOR lack 81 sup
port What an American syndicate
might DO 20 the Times makes En-
Kilehmen nhuadsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
MURDERER GETS LIFE

SAN fRANclgco. March H.
For tic crime ~ AlAsinF biw uwu
mother. tsgiana " sodsfberg must
spend the remainder uf hia lifr ia
pFiaod according 70 = verdict 70
tanned
The evidence hronEkf ont the ~.
visiting fact that after sodefbefE
hisa committed the crime he multi
atsa the body The attorneys Tor
~. defense tried t. convince the
iuty that the maifictae was insane
Al the time. but dia not succeed
The court instructed tho iuft bow.
ever. that u could bring In = yer
diet Of not guilty b reason OF IN.
sanity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
Sir Gentle Gave sro~ns Gaze
His Cowboy Hls.

Seattle Star Exclusive ssr..ul
LONDON. March i3-Soisss q
fortune 70 the last. Sir GsniiIe css
browne Cave. the ootbuy tzz13
refuses 10 settle down 70 enzxa
life In England. lie las jsE n
turned ffom America & f.ziz IL
estates and title Of be fss1<s. 4
Myiiez Cave. Browne Cxft. xks X
recently al the are Of u 1ezn
Sir Genilles Hfe has iern faf|
adventure EiIs yoaih vas nz'x
with such hesdlons viidnes Il
hts father sent him 10 sea 70 I'd
him Then be enlisicd Ard fsaa|
In Egypt. Affhauissan, Barmsa Il
South Africa.
iie was m explorer II ~
China. lived In Japan snd I'D
was a white wing in Kzzss.
and finally became 9 epste1 I
Arizona where he was ieeS.sf Z
ter long search by frpfesssi4s|
81 the family solicitors lie hi 1
atecr-ruplng record az 2 yssa
repeated 10 a half dosss oasssa
lie viii return to ranch ne . y
coma as soon as hts Affairs Is
are adjusted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
DIAMOND ROBBERY


NEW YORK. March IA re-
marhahls tale uf having lost iikg..
900 worth of his STOCK through
the alleged hypnotic power OF
george II Carpenter. eald Ia BE- a
Princeton graduate IL told By
Rudolph a. preidenbaeh. a mil
lionalrt diamond importer
nfeidenbach'n story has bccu
unfaiaed through bankruptcy pro.
ceadinEa started b. the diamond
merchants attorney against Car.
psulnf 70 ascertain the where
shonls 81 the issela
iireldenbaeh declares that Car
renter menmeriSrd him into be-.
iietiuE that the iattsra financial
resources were strong. and that he
Ailosed him Ga take away $500
worth # bis diamonds without
leaving the cash bohind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12

bond Hs q r..,.
TO- AusfIee from col ~. ~ q
De- SAID 10 hs,. ''ssas n !
means Hhsnt he Ispo.s 49, u
oun q house 4 ,@s,.'., ~ 81
t .'' - lots After iss, s'.' !
p'aW WU strasss,, lnasbsss
Welcomed aside. we're :
o'n.Hf ~ barssi, ~ y. lsiisa
formation there 49,. y, fsssfs
vgi'h warmed nina ~, s'shsi II
inr a5thea Esssr Z ~
and rHed vim go, aFitu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
tstar Special ssrvlee.)


LONDON. March &C Arthur
Pearson. Who = foputed 10 have
bought the London Times. has not
Jet succeeded IN getting hold Of the
property Recently some free trad.
efa. with the idea Of settling the
Times 10 take their side Of politics
bought some minority stock
Pearson 30 protecii0uini. and.
uf confss. aims to maze the Times
81 organ with his ylswr The re
suit Il that the free trade leaders
are tying "a prevent the sale b.
an appeal 20 the courts. Mean
while. a wealthy American e1adi.
cate has made al offer Tor the prop
srtK-
The Thunderef has a circnlas
ton estimated At about 80 600 per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
new MINERS UNION
az uni,sd Press

JUNEAU. March II The
Douglas island business men viii
hold 3 smoker tonight with the
Alashs Labor tnlon Of Treadwrii.
The lattet union IL fiEhiiuE the
Western Federation 81 Miners ior
conirui 81 rrradweil
The federation u losing many
Wemlsra Tho nee union u II
believed. eili h. tn eumpletr con.
troll IN feN months The slave.
nian fsdefatinniEia are ieaylbE ths
camp ln scores. Americans belnE
rmplufea Ia their stead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12

Nfa Eafhsrlrs Walaa4. - fsaf
ST. Eaeana Wasa Hfitss in
uaff
HHHs - Use ga thHs safth there
are many tttHEr Hf "a ahlrh sfr
teeth aafF srA nfsaHafH The
NfAtHuaa Sc faei Be- tsHHaa Hufns 81
rxnFeaa ffahF Madeleine naa nFuw
fNN tH ha su invalid tf8 a. so htd
ala hiHas - wriiiriasa chs aaiif aryW
aufHr ne eeeilinE rs her fowef
tuHHta 4fsu larger Haffs and ne
safa aaafasd m uaa H##uf Hind ~
rfaHth cen ssf fHafHfaiir that
iu aEiF fHfre treatments mF aariina
ls fntifsfH rufsd Let tHIs detrimental
heaf evidence ~ snalt ssf MARI einus
core - are ~ AndsfHaa Ha.a fam
Hua 0fus treatment I wiil iah
iF NHhal atiafH fnH aisase 20 anf unr
fnHasFH - ehnuiH theH eaH tn pefF
sen 81 afIts g. uF ataf address
see nH HkNEr p Hg~TE ~ .
~ ffes Hedirai aid and consultation
af aaf HffiHra
nH tlfHHD 4. ANDERSON DHIG.
ftss -k~fTAHIt " 90. tNt.
seattle offi.s. zoe ao8 -sia s.itsi nids
taf. End and riks ~
fseama uffife-, staaHta AtfsAIA
Hanher.' trust isidx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12

An old broken Roman vsss i
posed 10 De i.sse years "a, ~
was casually picked up ia ~ 2
ui the palace Of the RonAa end
or Calirnla several years GO
W NJ. Milne Of Los Ansslss
now sought by the Italian Epss''
meni and Is believed to ls q e
great historic value LES Assz
Tlnlns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
ASKS POLICE "a
HELP FIND 80

l'"ip ne find my bo,
a3''e Aoiher (
hr 0aa BE- hsppy a. NM nv =
Ihis tgaehinr sptssl -.
, ..i .1gihe he letter ,ss !. !
'1 Ieafhsd ihe police to-
800 Anna Mitchell. Ia,r -
o. sHokaHe Nho AZ.
lJ.resf aIa son. slslls,S :
De- found LED
f.ra notify Chief M. :.
SELL Ihe mother says. sss.
soon 'o hear q NY darlls,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
HELD Up AND sosss.

Joseph Burns. d isl, a..
was te1 Hp b Two m,.. =. z
near hia home Tnsdsy -. =
robbed II 6 aenordlns = - 4. :
port o. The police O. !. u !
men who Nore a hsn<..
over bis face. held a rss '.,s.'' :
font u him While ~ y
inaked bic pockets. Tke. =
been no arrests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12

NEW YORK. March i2-Four
times the German government de.
eiined 60 purchase from William
f,saer. "a mechanic. the secret Of the
United States torpedo which II
manufactured ~ the &. v. Bliss
company Of Brooklyn
These letters we're found In Es-
ser's machine shop when the police
Nent Ia search Of tools aud dies
which had been disappearing mys-
teriouEly fruFa the Bliss factory
where Esser worked.
They also found a complete out.
~ for the manufacture uf such tor.
psdoes and proJectiles a. are used
Ia the United States navy. and
about so hair finished prnieetiles.
concealed beneath a pile of lumber.
According 20 the letters. Easer
had tried IT least four times TO sell
hts Information to the German gov
eminent Whether he made at
temptg 20 dispose ~ 10 10 other IA.
lions Is not shown. but the secret
service men think they have found
tho backbone OF a dangerous con.
apiracy
Esser Is himself a German. aud
showed bis patriotism hy offering
his knowledge first TO his native
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
For Sale, Real Estate

For Sale, Real Estate
hsts saa. uas uarssias ~ hsssass
ael iais 81 HsHfahs tfili - iHsfT 80
l-sslsis So rsFs ssa5ess 80
'aa ." 81 = - S,.ot.
Assat fsF Asafaaa inH tHaasfsF
FsHHas q taaf -
IaHsEr04 -.
uassaaa ~ 20 fAa@es nsas
fasn-s Ms.n it ~
80 sasfas 81 fHinatss - ftausFf
Gsaa
ls arfss fHs isssi rrh aaa - cssaas
fnih anH eaasslfHsaf faHfN asHf - sHtstfa
W aala saaHsafs - feean ARD aAfaefs
Ell see
~ sfss sniaHala ssrtfa sd tuH
lars Hfa HH#ss RAtH HsfHe sfHsf -
aa raanfH raaH nfes aHst IT sFsius
JILL
U f8era SOLD sunday
tsians rssasfsg Etrn ftstisa
rema8 III fem wnnK
i'rifss faFlaffs siasa sis stress Hfaas
ss.s sFspsrsg = eStf ~ alseA.
kHw ths Nags faff ahsfs NfHesr sfs
satsaeius faHlalf rh~ lAfass' Hteiiss
~" NNaH HH N'"' |"H7HHH ~ ~
~ over tesla Tst0 suF Hs4f ~ fte
nssg faFa leaves risf Q sf falf - fssitf
esf ~ tlzuss 80 nsf u ell - Bsa-fs
unEnEWfuN fsENFfsnrmE co
sees Asaafiaaa tsns taaa
Naia tbs rhansH ted sets -
Acre ass hsH acre trees. ea sesuty
road 70 eeaafry eiat tiosss frssa ,hs
is,,rwsaa. ssss So - go. es - ..,y
TERMS
" rAnqo
So rsmpirs MES
rheass uata 1859 faa "a 81
HoCrH AK
io,. On sti sss. a. see sssh. esq
=sfan.aaa
Ideal eammsr iiaeis rnh vide I've.
ranfa. iafss HsiwE reeni ethsf fpsfas.
a bargain ~ ths rfire
nv rRtuuTR as Arcade Aaast
Hheus Greet "a ttst3.n
cuofck HOME arrrs 81
Ftns quarter aers tracts TEN tffe ~
taes-ths tee enss ~. - stssfsd. sssf
vaits 81 aha water piFsa aa eaeh tn@T
ths water . Tree Esrma - easis ssd
q u sicmof q 60 unlap nsssh ~
ruErr1Esr WArEn rnakr
ever r's''s s -. e. ~ 3,s s3' e Np l.
uuiT ciD iiasks fruHn ihs saef xsfo
Finssi HaasH. F1nesf NfEW aad k4fh
EaaY terms wtIi sait Yor
TERMS 81 FEH MEEH
Take shH hHat for tnr Natf Yard WI
So ~ At elAnLEsroN deeh -
have branch afNre there ~ call 4
nHEMEnruw urNFt.npNENT tW4
ICES American Hank mas h
Main IT'S Fhenes Tod. tets So
e. zee NsH 9-rsom house Mssirssl
district. siezahfir finished and stsfstt
modern toe cash, hsi ear tfsf
" arth IS see W
taaes feafsa. modern. lot sesiaa
a. University district EaHf lefus
e. n WHITE HEsi.rY 60
HfHsfa rHlwau tNk
nafh Phones
10 az. 81 tieess tsts. b., sssf55. spsii
payment dnen. So per month
p CLAYTON
ztf Empire building
Phone fHd faFa IT o.
cHEkr. ,e1pcKrS tspshl ,reen.
houss. 80 tAYfuE hehs tees fsfss
isrrS. -. 8 . iinmaa. .ais. sn FL x
Times book today II
$500 $50 aaah. hHfa % sIi#aHfd buiid.
iuH Dot cleared tstrI rHuH sIHH. f1lns
ufFH FROM Pioneer square HHEHHHH easy
monthly HHEHHHHfa faU on uHHaf faI
Fmuife HldE sHd ana Madison. fHd
q. fHaf hff
New close in modern s.raan eaitart
Tor working utnu. price = an# aInu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12

The choicest meats that money
can bus will be always found al
The Rand lox Market. ii0o First
av. Free ride home 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12

Lawn Tennis Supplies q j.
Wits & Co. ices ist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
YARNS AND ACREAGE.


ffpe rAen ard so per month thfa
HHr ~ nuf fHHIEf arra tfsftH. deep
fifh coli HdfaIninN small town. uue hoHf
uuHEHH MAffWN
Hfh #ae So Alaska hldE ~ ~
si{utrE uuMEa#fHa NOW ua aAHE
Hant|r .H '.IfafsH handy tu The slsfttir
HaI ufn slHfHaHh emily thiftF minutes
H#H0 fn seattle perfect tlftU Terms 4 .
HsI tauI HuttH HHH tItu Ntafs &C. nHf auf
Interest ter HHHH
tffAH h hHH MH 100 'nIVHH htak
o..
HNN MtE - AHi tihh tH HAA p
IHHN ' 'Ftt5 assH tttN ..t
ire HaA '. i'.5a
AstN 't tA's
EAH quo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
IRRIGATED LANDS.

~ aHaa
FAisUt NE ffFtaafea tanas are nAH e
fafed far fhH iFHi flfns iffisAffHa mAfaF
untrf a NrafitF sEefsni 600 eamiuIa4A ia
ready fnf g. reasen isfluaftaa see
atfrs Or ana affa tracts RES fHF sals
e fiae PEE aHHs. afh Erfrefusi aaHsf
fiahtfs railroad fEfteHlH aafsia fhis
land fine aaif taHai aslrfsre snlenst q
climate lee HEinH ffaa Spokane Z aaifsa
ffuw Nnuprr ga 8he q " kN ~ -
rnteafrH drive fF#H fha afstauH mH aaas -
. Fasn guarantee thRt urupeFfF Will ~.
crease iu taiaH unrethtrh sos hhr faaf
We Ger a. fhlE hsHaaHs go have fhH hHat
iFriaatsd iaHd nHF Be- fhH state today
Come in aHd Hr4 naaafifuI h5sikisI and
particulars free
rfE pAtnE zE IRRIGATION
f-uHEH CO.
go ALASKA ulda t1afT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
TEA.

A good deal depsnd' :
the brewing; 60 By 3
book YOU find in The as
age.
Your grocer returns leas =
II Won don't Ike Schllin1s =
We paw him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
CITY RgAI estate.

OWNER 81 ut sELL
ftne
sfeN tote fu West seattle faf only
ts7a EaHH IS srfh tf8a. ffea dnun. bal.
aurs SIC month
tree
10 lots on Nrnfnu WfHf level hlrh
and siahtif. al zoe. fgea daNn Nagth
fieq eaah hla snap
Fufl iat on Eighteenth az Capitol
1fHi Huad tisa Asarssfannfs alt pain
Z zee. fzaa down Heal salHn 81 zoe
t1H0
A nrsfty huuEainw iu Wesf seattle q
fufa ffea Near taf. ouiF lee. faeN
dawn Haal value Gee
" 4 uoHpoN TT Madison 81
Io.it-If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
North Yakima Ten
Acre Fruit Tracts

The tesf on the market FIaast fTaH
iaHa Water from aufsfunrrf aaHaf IN
sNftnr - Uses NnH is she time - haF
uHr price 81 SIS per fre@t1aa per Tract
aH ieru9s - tfsa cash balance 81 n4aHf -
~ payments
When the aHtef II on the tand vii
ha Wuffh fGaH per aefe. and N Fau ffa
ufHta ~ runrsrif 81 will easily Yield an
Income n e. eaa per year
taH fn und SET f4il uaffiFufars
kNotusA MEXICAN COMPANY.
80 HiauaHr Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12

NEAR kENr-TsR ACRES. improved
zee Nfau tvs ACHES nrras ed
$3.50. also 1--WE AgHEH luuruNed
81 eHa. Also FtFE ACRES. fala Alsa
PINE ACRES. taHa
ROBERT MALTuV
tfst1lo.9a1 Ataska IldG IL II
mIaufeH' walk electric car a .afrs
tracts. 80 cleared sfuMps en- out. ready
for garden 10 fcat aiief 90. foot street
Beet value see r. feaa So cash bat
aHea SIC per month. Interest on deferred
Z per cent
y r. CLAYTON
lal Empire Building
Fhona Ind AGEn -ffzfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12

rHqcKEN nANetf re aerss a. isssf
Naad srtf large Hfr HaFf reaas haaas
baFa. fsauffFf aassss uuh fafHa Haffs
steee taaiE iHeHaafsFs and breeders
g. zee
HouEuT wAtTWT
afa-8sazazt Atasha utda afE4tH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
Take Advantage

81 thls apaaHHausa - SETTLES hsa III
ahaira tHFaI lH8H 81 ftaaHaa SD 81
aa uinaseA - fias frafa HHs
Hadss ffHsn - fa tana na sen 90
80 |rtsnta fHsf fag a. Hhf kHHs -
az raeEHs - Ghant fau aaa "a ~
u ssftnafs eazHsf HaHniuEs
AAHfuMAh LAND 80 VIZ
Maln 1888 Haas f'iHaaef ffttN tnn AT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
MONEY TO LOAN
HU1roN eSEpT 80

Lame nn hauseaata HIHlure. planes
ess IHu Hairff Eaaus tHnfIHantlat
asteA Hst,Ipr. best fsftnt and teesst
rates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12

CHOICEST fnnIuArEp LANDS
So rEn ACRE
fnrludinF psfpstuai watFf right to.
Gated close 10 main trunk line Tfanas
continental Head
Soil Pure foleHniH ash good depth
free from alhafls plenty u water eIis
mate unaFeeiIsds en- ffuHs and a0ff
ruiturai rfud afts Yield touutifuifE Ell
fafs alone viii uaF for land and im.
rfufenlfuia IN I've Fears. careful In
FssiiEatioa ~ feaafnF Wsnatchas fruit
growers rsHuitiuH ia large pure hasea
~ " MfLHtuN
0taas Empire nldg
Main seo1 Ind tfae
CAFFApE ORCHARDS in the Wauats
Chez valley Il developing into e high
Hfads apple fsspaHitiun fnu should ma ha
Hauf selection at once Only hnHfs
from seattle. one mile from fsaFau.
Hafth on the q HY apleuald lffiHa.
fian system lots - water fiaH aa4f.
ieFtl rHrfacr ard fire place 70 liFa Tor
haaltn mud Comfort 3 afrsn viii tHHb p
Tau independent many seattle people
are already owners Oct fuil particulars
from
~ e rETE Ems owner.
$50 Alaska nldF =fI-Hf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
Save Rent

una,a fHsafssfsfie fsasfsazsa tsalsss.
$3.50 tifaf szSs Re- rFfEa fHsH fFats
81 So AseHfh
n Il umH $50 Tee
###sfHe Afash lN8a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
Fos ggHr-Roons

---ss-e-as--s--ass-=a
Niaa8a fafnisaed rhaHfa ter EenfieHnFHs
private fam3iF snsasfa sentenirn e
- u rrnt feasauaHfs Hhane D. 1888
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12

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re-
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be
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-12
SITUATION wANTEo-aALE.

NaaaN man sioi mist. world A~s resi
tian - Hiay tuF aanesa Address ttf
49, = -t-it.p
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-18
Mems and Boys New Fall and Winter
Clothing, Furnishing Goods Hats and Shoes

Our big stock Of mems and boys
new fall wearables is attracting the attent-
ion of the early buyers. Hundreds OF peo-
pie are coming in to look and we hear
many admiring comments on the beauty
and excellence OF our new clothes. Great
satisfaction is expressed over our SIN I'll
profit prices and our guarantee: If on
getting home with any purchase made at
our store you are not satisfied, return the
goods to us--We'iI give your money
back.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-18
Boy Knee

We are now selling all our boys straight pan
bockers) at greatly reduced prices. While the srai
pop liar the knckerbockers, great many boys Preie
duced prices he can supply his wants al small cost
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-18
Mems $ and Young Mems |
and Winter Suits

We greet the new tall 1908 seaso
the largest and best stock of men
young men S suits ever brought to
1t includes all the new materials and
made after the newest models by the
famous wholesale taiIOrS of Ar
We take pleasure in showing you III
style feature and fabrics.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-07
CITY NEWS

Judge Felix r Hughes and D. a.
Collier left yesterday for LeMars.
where Mr.. Collier has q suit pending
involving a large tract Of land which
embraces whole town
George and Luther Richie were
taken TO Fort Madison on Saturday BY
Sheriff Crimmins and turned over 10
the warden OF the penitentiary. They
were sentenced to not over FIVE years
at hard labor for assault with intent
TO commit n1anslaughter
The jury in the District court
hearing the testimony in the case OF
Helena Hanson. administrators vs.
Ole Lind, came to an agreement sat
urday afternoon and brought in a YER
dict al $40 o'clock for the plaintiff on
the notes sued on and found that she
is entitled 10 recover thereon the sum
OF s1,227so
centertiile Citizen L. A. Berry
hill Of keokuk, who is in the city on
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-07
CITY NEWS

Smoke Moeller's Silver Ash cigar.
The city council meets in regular
session this evening.
The time has arrived wher the
little folks begin to send letters to
Santa Claus
Tell Your neighbor about getting
complete newspaper for ten cents a
week The Daily Gate City contains
all the news.
Mrs. Rush, who has been i'll for
sometime at her home On Franklin
street. has been removed to the hos
pital for treatment.
The arrival OF the beautiful snow
provoked considerable activity among
the boys and girls and sled runners
are much brighter than they were a
few days ago.
-Keokak merchants never had so
good an opportunity to present their
holiday announcements to the people
of Keoknk and surrounding country as
they have this year by using the big
circulation of The Gate City.
-Des Moires and Sioux City are
working to get together on an electric
interurban. Keokuk has had several
interurban connections promised but
so far no cars are running on the
proposed lines. However. this con-
munitF is rot disheartened and hopes
TO have neighborly relatives BY troll.
leF with Nauvoo. Montrose. Kahoka,
keosauqua. Carthage and other points
within the next few years.
John Engler who has been a val
ned employe OF the Huiskamp Bros.
stock department for the past FIVE
Tears, has resigned his position with
that firm and has accepted lucra-
tive position with the Bode and Lar
son retail store. His many young
friends in this city viii be glad to
learn of his advancement in his
chosen work.
The Miller Bros. Sand Company
who ply the Iowa and Illinois sides OF
the river in this district almost all the
year round have pulled their large
sand barge and launch, the Ethel NJ
up on the shore near the large ware
house OF the Mississippi Coal and les
company where the outfit will remain
Until the ice is clear enough in the
spring TO permit their putting it II
service again.
The stree. cars will not be run
after supper this evening as was al
first expected a few DAYS ago and
probably the cars will NOT be run be
Eore Wednesday evening Steam vii
b turned into the new engine tomor
row and The engine will be run SLOW
for 2 day or TWO until everything is
known to be going smoothly Aftei
the engine has been tried out il vii
b. put in service for lighting the arcs
md running the cars Electricians are
engaged teday in fitting up the neH
switchboard work on which Will b
completed soon.