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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25

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Information REGARDING These sssssrs
Justice Chadwick was afterwards
quoted ny several papers Ia the
state AZ doaylng the Interview. A
Seattle evening paper pabilahea
what purpprtad 60 be- a teleeFfam
from Justice Chadwick aeayinH
that the representative OF The
Star had been granted an Interview.
Confident that the facts Ia the
RuotUuFdon scandal would be-
brought before the public la due
time. The star refused 10 question
Justice Chadwick on matter of
fact, bat AZ this time takes oc.
casign 60 state that the interview
As printed was absolutely correct.
The turn 81 events Ia tho au.
preme court scandal have 70 ali In.
tsntA and purposes borne out the
accusation of Joseph w. Robinson
Of Olympia
What has the supreme court Of
the state 20 offer him for bis dis.
bafment because hs saw re 10
write an open letter 10 the august
body complaining that advance Ia.
formation vas given out on do
cininnH1
For this letter the supreme court
dlsbarrvd Judge Robinson for six
inonths. Justice Robinson became
a candidate Tor governor and dur.
ina hia campaign. under the pFivi.
legs of a political candidate. made
chArEeH ali over the state against
Justice Root Along with Justice
Root was coupled tho name OF
Justice Grow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
Are Promised Turkey and
"Trimmin's" for Their
Feast Tomorrow.

1fSo, you follows will have no
turkey tomorrow. I'm sorry, but
the city has made no provision 10
feed you fellows. except the regular
fare"
IL was the veteran jailer speaking
---Jailer John corbatt. He was talk.
Ing TO the prisoners In the city jail.
A loud wall OF disgust and protest
greeted the jailar's words, and Cor.
bett lost no time In escaping TO the
outer office.
I'm sorry for those prisoners. +"
said Corbelt ITS a pity they cant
have turkey or something good once
IN a while"
Acr6ss the alley from the police
station resides James A. Ilassell.
who has the contract for feeding the
city jail prisoners. A delegation
from headquarters called on Mr..
IiaaHell this mafnIng and told hlrl
what a shame II was tkat tse pfsB.
onera would be copfalle~ 10 foresso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
PRISONERS HAVE GENUINE
CAUSE FOR THANKS

turkey and the "trimmin's" tomor.
row.
why, biess your soul, gentlemen,
don't you know Why, ! am going
70 give those fellows the feed OF
their earthly career. There VIII be
turkey or roast chicken, sweet pOta.
toes and rich, brown gravy, Gran
berry sauce TIL your mouth juices
ell up. cake and pie, celery and
fruits, and-~AND~-real coffee.
"You may wager your life that
there win be no lack of3ood things.
Now you trot right back and tell
your friends in detention that I'm
going to give them a Thanksgiving
dinnoar tomorrow that viii make
them forget all Of their troubles"
Mr.. IIasselis good news was
borne 20 the prisoners by Iauer Cor.
bett aud the Hnorta Of diAaepolnt.
ment which greeted him we're soon
turned into cries Of joy.
And today every prisoner II on
hts good behavior because Corbett
announced that N any inmate got
funny" no would be strapped down
and compelled to watch tbs others
eat turkey aud all the 'trimminH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
COMPTROLLER CARROLL.
TO BE Married TODAY

nicipal family and wis eleoted
comptroller AZ the fast city election
He eervkd as chief assistant In the
comptrtaier's office for several
years pEYioua TO being named for
his pred nt high office. He comes
from distinguished California
fnmily, (which haa been identified
for many years with state affairs,
holding several high offices.
Mn. Deverell II regarded aa an
unuauall gifted woman, and haa
a host Of friends IN this city.
The fact that the marriage was
10 be Aoleinniged today has been
known only w n very few intimate
friends OF the coSpie aud will be
considerable 81 a surprise 10 the
aequalntAncoa Of both the bride AID
groom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
APARTMENT PROvlLER IS
OPERATING UNCHECKED

diamond set. ladies' silver watch
and silver chain. pair Of gold link
cuff buttons. purse containing a
small amount Of silver. small seal
ring set with two diamonds, Il Theta
Delta Chi fraternity pin aud a ri
Beta phi sorority pin set with three
pearls.
No trace Of the prowier was found
By the police. Tho apartments OF
o. II. schlee. at 1905 East Madison
st., were entered some time last
week. according 70 a report made 10
the police last night The thief took
valuable heirloom In the shape OF
an oddly-shaped gold bracelet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
ROOT HAS
KEPT HIS PROMISE

In rendering his resignation 10
Gov. Mead. Justice Root has car.
Fied out to the letter bis PROMISES
made before election.
Previous 20 election these ~epis.
solary indiscretlona" were brought
20 certain newspapers throughout
the state. for political reasons. The
letters we're 10 the possession Of
meu who wefs opposed to the ~.
election 81 Justice Root 10 the 81
prame bench
Rect Called n.
Justice Hoos was called into con,
ference sith tka naw paper ownsra
and In consideration ~ the letters
not being pabllahed before election.
Jussies Root agreed 20 resign Ga &C.
count OF III health before be quail.
fled
The plan vas 70 cover IN the
scandal Involving oaa member %
the supreme bench and a. least one
msmbeF Of the bar and former
taatlca
THIS plaza wouid have carried
sell had all tho newspapers bren
able 70 keep their PROMISES. A
little leaked out AZ = time. and the
matter vas brought TO the astsn.
lion OF Justice Hadley. Justice Had.
ley IL a man against whom there
has never been breath Of Hus
plciop. That any tainted man should
~ with him upon the supreme
beneh vas inpoasihie.
Investigation Started.
Justice Root was given 10 under.
stand bow matters stood aud waa
allowed 20 call for his own inyssft.
gafson. which no did The matter
vas referred 10 The Har anaociatiou
which appointed a special commit.
Tee 20 Investigate the charges. The
committees did not find II convsn.
lent 10 meet until yesterday and
IL IL practically assured that the
members were aware Of the fact
that Justice Root was to resign.
Had events progressed az ii vas
Intended they should. there would
have been no supreme court
scandal Justice Root would have
resigned under the plea OF poor
health. as be promised. and the pso-
pie Of tho state would have been
none the wiser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
Hundreds Of Testimonials and Ref
ersness Here Of Cases Just
Such as Yours.

Why put off another day coming
60 Drs Loughney and getting thu
relief that has always followed tho
great drugleas treatment Many
people whom you doubtless know
have been cured by Drs. Lough-
ney's drugless treatment: and no
doubt you will recognize more than
one among the many who throng
the doctors offices all day.
Don't delay any longer. go and
be examined free az the offices Of
Loughney & Loughney. i0-ii-i7
Estahrook Building. corner Second
and Union St Hours, a. m. to Q
D. m. Sunday, . TO IL only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
Improvement Club Meets
and Discusses Vari-
Gus Measures.

t2NAf 3EA%A8A ~ Ft~"tf
pAf.f.anD. Nos. ss.-The Salmon
nav Improvement club held lie req
niaf weekly meeting yesterday IN
fha city hail and important mat
tern we're taken up for considerM-
tion.
In the matter ~ comfort sta
tor. to be erected At thn corner
~ aosh MV. n. W. and Ballard aN-.
IA Was decided to AJAX the city Coun-
al 20 put up an awning near The
corner somewhere. IN SUCH q piate
that IL would not interfere with
business or traffic. The members
aeemad to think that this would
answer the purpose just a. well as
more substantial building. ana
would be far less expensive Cotin-
Gilman Armstrong, who was present
was asked Go usa hts best efforts
On p0ifinx this matter through the
council. A COMMITTEES ~ three
sas appointed 60 look into the mat
ter 81 paving w. skth ST. tftfnes
att. An smploys Of the engineer
Department stated that. inasmuch
a. thu Seattle Electric company "
planning 10 double track all paved
streets II IL highly probable that
ballard av. would be rsmedied In
that respect in the nenr future.
Find Stolen Wheel
Sunday, November 10. a bicycle
belonging TO James Blair was
stolen from the Junction building.
The police were Immediately nol-
fled and az once began a search,
leaving a description OF the wheel
IN All Of the bicycle repair shopn.
Yes arday 4 local boy took the bi-
cycle To a shop Tor repairs and was
arrested. The boy claimed 90 own
the wheal. and told q straightfor-
ward story Of having bought Il from
another boy for 81. paying half
down.
Tho case was turned over 20 Ju-
veniie OFFICER Lswia. who found that
the story was true In every detail
The youngater who sold the wheel
FOR the rldicuioualy low price WAS
later arrested. and confessed 70 the
theft.
Says Prosperity prsvalis.
r.. q Cox has rscentiy returned
from walia Waiia and surround
ing country, lie reports the dis
trict 10 bs enjoying very prosperous
times, everybody being busy MIR.
Cox and associates while there
bought 1900 acres Of fine fruit land.
with the intention 81 plating Il up
into five and ten-acre tracts.
Union services comprising the
congregations Of tho Methodist
Episcopal. Presbyterian, Baptist and
Christian churches. Will be held at
1910 IN the Baptist cdifice Rev.
A. l.. Grim win preach the sermon.
No services win be held IN the
evening.
Special Thanksgiving services
will be held In ST. stephens Epin-
copai church tomorrow at Al a. m
The rector. Rev John A. s. Clair.
viii preach.
on account Of Thursday being
ThanlxHRiving the meeting of Gen,
.Hwtan elFeie will be pestpu ana
an Friday. the 2fth. The president
urges all members to BE present
Mrs. w. a. Hard and sisters. the
NJ iaa@a SaundeFa. ct n oERe, Alaska.
speRt The dag in Ballard. a. tha
heIaae of Mira . H. Lasa On Svt@ ~.
n, w.
y7re laaAne at &c. Afpponass psS-
ish wfli hala t&@ sar~ossa aS tapm essa
>ncksia 81 ks@cf aatSa@ hKA tbt@ ~ eas-
Ing, Ars LylnAn, AFs, EHs&sM Am2
Mrs. kaaasg &Aos4a wGag SsiSssAa&l0
norn-To ~. aaa sssA o. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
FATHER L0RICAN
DIES SUDDENLY

/ Father r. p. Isorlean. priest 4
Of 81 Edwards parish. Rainier =
Valley. died suddenly this 4
morning NJ hts home In I'M. A
man City. after an illness Of =
about an hour For the past 4
year he had been alling. but 4
b when he retired last night was .
apparently no worse off than 4
be had been for many days 4
previously About a:ao this 4
morning his .llnssa became =
! acute and an boar later he 4
was dead. Heart trouble was 4
; the immediate cause he Was .
attended during hts final mo- q
/ menfs by the Rev. Father =
QuiKiey. who administered the .
\ rites Of the church. Father .
} Lorigan was founder OF the 4
! parish Of which he had been =
! rector for the past three years. .
lie WA about "a years u Age. 4
and had been a priest since he =
! was 81 years old. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
ROOT QUITS UNDER FIRE

s'sssseF "a $50 ~xes-s sssszse ssot by
sessiE NFns vsasss. ess wrs 5000
an safa ~ Gee~s. In easitsa~, no ear.
fisa oskr~ s@s@taoa. as@s i. sRsy
VlaFteFs kihs~e be- wili a ssevalest
belief fhas he wsm e@s@ tes Oct Of
the n@naiGsatlaa.
la Receptive Ef0@sL
whea seen BY The Star thls
morning, Judge Hamphriem said.
The fnet THAI | was a candidate
FOR the supreme bench has made
evident my ambition. nut NJ this
time there IL no election aud IL IL
not fitting that any man should
make a campaign for an appoint.
ment 81 this kind The dignity Of
The office win not permit H. The
vote cast Tor mo AZ tho primary
election tells any story"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
Thief Enters the Otis and
Carries Away Val
liable Loot.

Tho apartment prowler whose
have extended over a
period ~ several weeks waa again
In evidence last night. when he ran
sacked the apartments Of n. w.
lieaeher at Tho Otis. summit and
Columbia IT.. some time between
30 and $50 O'Clock.
The thief carried away ring set
with opala. n gold knot ntiekpin with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
ELECTROLTER $ WILL
LIGHT UP A.-Y.-P.

work Of building the decorative
elsctrollers and chairs viii begin AZ
once.
Thousands Of electric lights viii
be used about the big exhibit pal
aces. The Manufactures and Agri.
culture buildings win each require
$500 lights for the exterior decora-
ton and 1t win require 5000 each
to outline tho Fisheries and Mines
buildings.
ON the Auditorium building will
be 8 900 lights and II win take about
1000 to illuminate the Fine Arts
building. In the geyaer basin viii
be more than 1000 lights, and II
will require more than 1900 for the
electrical decorations under water
about the Cascades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
LIN His
AnShiD
Santa Claus VIII Ar
rive I'm Seattle
Saturday
VIII Make His Home
al the Bon Marche

sansa Claus. the Grand Old Man
Of Christmas land. will he soon with
Ms again. This year he Is coming
IN his own alrahip and win allght
next Saturday morning at The Ron
Marehe airshlp landing. corner Sec.
ond Avenue and Pike Street. We
are requested to ask All the chill.
dren TO be there 10 greet him. A
handsome Santa Claus souvenir
will be glven 20 every youngster--
one If his own making. All letters
fer SANTA Claus should be address.
cd 10 The Bon Marehe or they may
be seat to. the dead letter 0fflea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
CHINESE OFFICIALS
GO EAST TOMORROW

SAN kkANClSCO, Nov. Ia
Their three days of rest from
mourning prescribed by the Taoist
ritual In honor Of the dead were
completed early today but owing TO
the weather Prince Tsai Fu and
Special Ambassador Tang shao N
were unable TO visit any Of the
plaees Of interest In the city.
The visitors remained at their
hotel while their attendants pre-
pared Tor tho departure for Wash.
tngton tomorrow. A pronsin~nt Chi.
nese Of the city declared today that
fumoFa linking the psiRcss rsnle
with negotiations FPS ChSao Amori.
c@n alliance are without foundation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
JUSTICES DECLINE TO
DISCUSS ROOT

OLYMPIA. Nov. 7s-~The mem.
boFa ~ the supreme court appeared
% br greatly aatoniahsd thss morn.
lnE whan Informed BY The Stars
pondent that Justice Root had
r@alwasd The justices RETAINED
from any comment whatever.
II u The general Impression
aruuusi the capitol that the incident
IL nov closed and that nothing fur.
Their will BE- done Governor Mead
II In Heiilngham today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25

Tho big service Of the day il 10
be held In the morulng az the Moore
theatre. under the auspices 81 the
WayAide Emergency hospital Hon.
lie {. Gllls 81 the city council. will
preside. and Dr J. II. Lyons viii de.
liver a few remarks. The devotion.
al services will be conducted by
Rev. w. A. Major. who will also
make the principal address. A
splehdid musical program has been
arranged. among the solulsta being
Herr Moritx Roapn and Henry r..
Hanlln. Mrs. Beatrice Mcclure. dra.
matte reader. will participate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
PLEADS FOR
HIS W|FE'S
LIBERTY
FAMILY ROW PUTS
COUPLE IN
JAIL.
Husband Tells Strange
Story of Midnight
Shooting.

Judge. your honor. az RI act Of
mercy. | beg you To LET my wife 60
For PHYS sake. don't keep her In
that vile Jail any longer She II In
delicate health. ! don't care shat
you DO to me. but let my wife 20
home
Charles Won flunse. a mechanic.
thus appealed 20 Police Judge John
y. Gordon this morning when be
and his wife appeared TO answer 70
a charge u fighting preferred BY
Pafroimen Ryan and French.
Won Busse and bis wife we're ar.
rested last night In a lodging house.
Mt 14I5 Western aya following a
shooting ARRAY.
Shooting During Quarrel.
Won Huaas says the shooting was
tho result of a quarrel between two
men. one Of whom was nill Noah
and the other man named Stern.
Won BuAae says he endeavored 10
separate the men after three shots
had been fired and while the com
hatants we're struggling 20 gain
possession Of the weapon. In the
fight which followed Won Bnsse re-
ceived several hard blows on the
face. as did his wife. when the
police arrived Noah and Stern had
disappeared and the man and his
wife were arrested.
Roth we're taken 10 jail and
locked up Won Basse says he IL
not At fault. aud knows Of no rea,
son why he should be kept In jail
Woman 10 Released.
After appealing 20 Judge Gordon
20 release his wife. the judge or.
dsred the woman released On her
personal recogniznnce 10 appear in
court Friday. Won Busse Is stun Ia
custody.
The patFolmen alleged that Won
Bnass was beating his wife. and
that Stern and Noah iuterfered 70
prevent the husband from lniarIHg
her. In the fight which followed.
the gun was discharged. Neither
Stern nor Noah were 10 court.
Won BEfsse WAS arrested few
months aH0 eA esaapiaIa4 N hls
wife that be heed. IN FIT ~ anRes
stolen a hat ama esad from her
The case at that TIME was dis
missed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
MEAD AND NETERER
ARE IN CONFERENCE

BEIsiiNGHAM. Nov. 26.--0over-
nor Albert Y. Mead and Judge
jeremiah Naterer. whe IL retiring
from the superior bench Of What.
com eoanly. have been in confer.
snce nearly all day. Governor
Mead has denied himself to all
visitors. The impression prevails
that the governor was aware Of
the foFtheomlng resignation and
was here for the purpose Of con.
saising Judge Neterar with a view
81 Appointing him 10 fiil tho
vacancY,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
Plans Are Making for
Illumination of
Grounds.

Fiectr0liara Of French RenaiH-
sanee design will decorate Rainier.
Union and Washington vissaa and
puget Plaza during the exposition.
Drawings for the decorative stand
ards have been made and tho plans
call for a large sphere Of hght on
the top Of each eiectroiier TO con
tain sixty a0.candie hghta. More
than ESQ Of these standards will be
used 10 light the various vistas,
settaes OF Roman design VIII be-
placed along the viataa and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
Mrs. Carrie M. Deverell,
Formerly OF Omaha,
Is the Bride. .

City Comptroller Harry w. Car.
roll viii be quietly married az 4
o'clock this afternoon 10 Mrs Car.
tie May Devereh. az The narton, a
fashionable first hill" apartment
hotel, az loren Az, and Terrace at.
The bride has resided for sew.
orai years IN THIS city ana has rnla
tives IN Seattle She formerly
lived Inc Omaha. Nab., where her
father was a prominent merchant
The groom IL ono ufo the best
known members Of the clfya mns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25


Editor Star. by the resignation
81 Judge Root. a vacancy occurs on
the supreme court beach which
must be filled for two years b. an
apposntee Of the governor. After
tha fumura Of scandal which have
been spread abroad concerning the
court II II Of prime Importance to
The people Of the state ~ho shall
MI the vacancy, John r. Hum.
phrtss vas Endorsed Tor that poag.
ton ~ the people % the state at
the September primaries. and BY
snfns fs.eee oct Of $4,000 votes In
king county. whore he IL best
known He MAJ be opposed by
wire-pslierM and corrupt cnrporase
interests. but the position has been
taken out II politics. and surely the
governor wlii not disregard. at the
frat opportunity. the voice Of the
people 81 plainly spoken undsr the
Direct Primary law. passed during
Governor Meals Ipcumbcncy IN Of.
flee. fEia appointment will De
lasting credit 20 Governor Meals
PRIMARY LAW ADVOCATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
DRS.LOUGHNEY ARE
PERFORMING
WONDERFUL
CURES

SCORES OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE
SUFFERED FOR YEARS AND
THOUGHT THEIR CASES IN
curABLE, MADE WELL AND
HAPPY ONCE AGAIN BY
THOSE sKlLLFUL pRuoLEss
physicians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
TROOPS CALLED OUT AT ROME.

ROME, Nov. 2b.--Troops we're
called out today 10 suppgssB an
anti.Austrian denomination on the
streets. There Is great feeling here
and q Is feared that further trouble
will result The government IN
afraid that some action may be
taken that will drag italy into the
Balkan situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
GRATEFUL PATIENTS

They have cured every chronic
case OF rheumatism, govt, Brights
disease and obesity that they have
treated In Seattle.
Mr.. REUBEN HAYWOOD,
6s years old, contracted rheumatism
in the Civil war and has suffered
continually ever since. cured com.
pletely after Is drugless treat
ments. Address Georgetown. r.
". ID. No. /.
JOHN sHlN5ERo,
Cured OF epileptic fits. Averaged
three and -four fits a week for
over 20 years. Address Gen. Del,
Renton. Wash.
MRS. w. p. sRorHERToN,
Cured Of aciatIca rheumatism. Can
be seen at 100 Pike st.
MR.. BARNEY kRAkEa5ERoER,
Cured OF rheumatism. Can be seen
at zoe Marion Building.
MR.. L. oILcHRisr,
Cured OF sciatica rheumatism. Can
be seen at Station G. Madison
PARK.
Nh. oEo. p. BRENNAN,
Cured Of rheumatism. Can Be seen
at 20 Sullivan Building.
MRS. A. J. SEWARD,
Saved from the surgeons knife.
Can be seen at s2ah Thomas st.
MRS. c. kNuTsoN,
Saved from needless operation. Can
DO seen al 405 Cedar u.
MAYOR MUELLER Of Georgetown.
Cured Of deafness and govt Can
be seen At Georgetown.
Jia MORRISON
Has suffered for years with
nervousness. He will gladly testi-
~ 20 the quick relief he received
at the hands Of Drs. Loughney
A. loughney. Can be seen az his
place Of business. 1879 Second az
mR. PETER MOORE
Had running sore on leg. suffered
exerueiafing pain. could not sleep
at night. bad chronic rheumatism
also. both sore leg and rheuma-
tism cured after one months
treatment. Address Catholic
Brothers College. South Park.
Poatoffice Box &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25

Steamer Columbian. 81 the Amer
lean Hawaiian iige, arrived at Pier
"a this morning from Salina Cruz.
She will be operated during the
winter on the new route 20 Homo
lulu ia conjunction With the Ari-
zonian and HISTORIAN, If the same
company.
The steamer Queen. Of the Pa
cifle Coast company. viii leave
San francisco fl place Of the Pres
ident, which arrived there this
morning She has been on thu run
% san Diego and southern ports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
<r,AI. SERVICES TO
8 HELD At ALL
CHURCHES.
| Song, Football and
r...,;ng Are Days
Program.
..s*sssss = = :
.uaNkselvlNa DAY
EVENTS.

| nrxsces m all churches. =
I = MI i. Of w. football =
renny field, l o'clock =
q and Chaneeilors =
i 80, nagiale park, 4 4
]. 80 hospital annual serv =
= n ,,.,s,e theatre. 10 80 a N =
Ne ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-25
CONSIDER BILLIARDS.
MANY NEEDS

Gilmore. 1905 Leary av.. November
e. 1905. son.
Ballard camp No. i7s. W o. w.
wiii give another smoker at the hail
Friday evening. November "a.
Woodman only are invited.