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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
To
RELEASE THAW
CHARACTER or WHITE BEING
ii AssAiLup TO PROVE
N CERTAIN FACTS.

WHITE PLAINS. n. Y. Aug o.
Attorney NorachHuscr for Harry X,
fhaw today began an attack upon
The character ~ the late stanford
White, In m effort to show that
Thawa beliefs about the alleged
practices Of white We're based on
evidence and not on doluaiona,
Through handwriting expert,
Caryalho, be introduced packet Of
letters alleged 10 have been written
by stanford While 10 Sue" Parker,
"a young girl who later made an AZ
fldavli that nhe WIS lurcd by White
to tho Eagles Nest aud ruined
carvalho read a letter 10 a Eirl
named May and identified the niE
nature as whites lie also idontl
Ned letters from Sue" a. original
uopiaa.
Il is reported here today that the
letters To and from Cue Parker
were bought by Thaw'a attorneys
Tot 5000 Cross examining the vii.
ness. District Attorney jerome at
tackled the character NJ Sue" lie
also made the witness admit that
mons Of the letters from Sue" re-.
loffed 10 tho assault upon her.
CaryAlho said that the girls sto.
~ impressed him an having been
true. from the manner IN which IL
was related.
Attorney Morschauher then read
from the records u lunacY CON
mission which declared Thaw TO be
sane
For a time Il seemed that the stn
riea and allegations Of orFlea and
crimes against young women.
brought 10 llFht at the time Of the
shooting Of White. would be- intro
daced aEAln In The fight 10 gain
rhawa release from tho asylum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
LEWIS LEONARD IS
INJURED BY A CAR

Lowla Leonard. a driver on a
groeory wagon, llying at 1921 First
nv, waa seriously injured at noon
today, and an effort was made by
the Seattle General hospital TO
keep the accident a secret from the
police and the public this afternoon.
LeOnard'a wagon waa struck BY q
bellevue summit car. shortly after
noon.
Leonard was thrown out Of his
wagon and seriously hurt lie was
rushed OF 10 the Seattle General
hospital. where ali the Seattle Elec.
trle oompaBY's caaoa are iafson, and
where the company's claim agents
are given every license In trying
10 settla claims before the Injured
persons Rot chance TO get out and
consult with attorneys and friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
Give Working
Girls a Chance

What do think u the new
Washington marriage license law =
said pretty Della johnson. head
waitress In ono Of the Madison At
hotels. With flashing eyes. when
asked how the working women r..
gardcd this very Troublesome pro
vision Of the laws enacted BY the
last legislature. Say, what We
don't think ahoat II 10 not worth
thinking. Il Is an outrage and ne
believe u il simply a Las made TO
give the doctors little bit moro
money" And here the young WON
an nodded heF head sagely.
II was hard enough anyway. to
find a young man with the coin nee
ezHary TO enter into double harness
before. and this new hnsinsHs makes
matters much worse Tho men
don't even thlnk about marriage as
a remote possibility. lot alone as
an actual thing To say We are
sore Ia putting If mildly and Mas
Johnson looked a. II she would Just
like a ehaner TO get. at the Trainer
Of the neW license LAW.
Miss johnson sald that when the
new law was first discussed. the
idea Of going over 10 Victoria and
having q fine trip In the bargain
was so pleasing that the zIri. lost
sight Of all the other features. but
now when tho possibility Of the mar.
fiages not being legal had been
raised. the girls wcrs hopeless II
Is worse than not being married At
ali TO take a chance Of losing the
husband after you felt you had him
secure" she said.
Miss johnson says that aha voices
the sentiments Of many Of the girls.
but II she has hard work finding
possible husband. what show
would less favored girls haycf n
yellow hair and big blue eyes don't
auhlugate mere map. why. an easy
marriage license law will not be Of
any help. for they are past saving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
WHY THE POSTWAR
WHISTLES NO MORE

Southeast Seattle people who 1.-Two
on sidewalks viii have their alall
delivered. Those who do not must
erect substantial mgii boxes on the
boulevard Of genessee IT.. where
ihalf mall viii b. LEFT There are
two deliveries day down the boul.
ogafd
This was Postmaster Husgeifs
statement In regard 10 the com
plant Of sOutheast Seattle people
that they had had no mail delivery
for four days u d Shaw. q drug
glai, has been acting postmaster
there, but be has refused to handle
The mall any longer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
.Lau' is Right
Says Teacher

There are 20 many bad laws
enacted by the mon We elect 10
patch up our state constitution
that when Law la.paased that II
a splendid thing. especially for tho
working class. I believe II should
be- given the praise due it, said
Mas Elizabeth Virgins. a bright
young Spokane teacher. this morn
Ing. when asked for her Wow OF
the new marriage license law. u
am glad 10 tell you what think
concerning the new Law.
There IA not the slightest ques.
ti0n In my mind but that the enact.
ment OF this law requiring a physi.
cal examination will greatly lessen
sickness and sorrow In the years to
come. OF course II is Just a bit
disagreeable to contemplate now.
but how much better II Is in every
way" Miss Virgins said.
4 had a friend who was married
last Christmas. and we all were
oyeri0yed at the match. and, while
her husband was lust recovering
from spell Of pneumonia, we all
felt that the honeymoon trip south
would set him on his feet agaiu. and
We wished the couple God Speed
What was our horror when word
was received In less than a month
that Jack was dying Of consump.
tion. He IL very low now and Grace
Is half distracted with the care Of
him lie will never live 10 SEQ tho
baby that win bear his name. The
doctors tell us that had Jack been
examined by a physician before he
was married the examination would
have disclosed the fact that he was
thea In the first stages of tho dread
dis ase Don't you see what a bless.
Ing the examination, no matter how
ilsiagteful. would have boon7 Ny
if.eId IA Just young Girl. And she
VIII have hard struggle caring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
HRI' S DRESS IS
GH[NED UP BY COW

HANOVER. Pa. Aus the out
~ fisen By Ms d X woodman'
=. 3 TIE members Of her sunday
skesl class In St f4al'r Lutheran
l,areh Ii a grove Al HeldelbuFg.
US nzrrrd BY a COW partly eating
. tfss Of one Of the young Eigls,
,.fe III latter was bathing IN Co
tlxus cftsk.
NJ Wooamansee saw a COW chew
n ~ setn on the opposite side
4 u eresk. and plunged into the
tsln to Intervene. but be tell In
r2zram and scafed the COW.
va begin 10 run. still chewing
az At ne dress.
1FkilY. the Gov tfamped on the
trIlar garment and that caused
lsr to drop u, but not before she
lza sxzlicssA ths large sailor col
lar and one q he sleeves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
Bargain Rates
Over the Line

with thia new marriage las Il l.
much cheaper 10 go 10 victorin 70
got married, One can obtain round
trip tickle, to that city for 1850,
Wnen tho couple sets there alt
they have 10 do IL 10 get q license
At the cost Of fs. To be able 10 get
thia. both contracting parties must
be over II. There aru no residence
qualifications The other reatrie.
tons are those act forth In the
Church Of England prayer book. on,
ecpt that the one relating 10 the de.
ceased wlfep siatsr IL not main.
tanned escep, By Individual par
sons Thass restrictions are the
same as thosn In most Of tho states
in this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
Secretary o
Health

The examinations Of women as
prescribed by Law for persons about
10 be married should not be ahhor
rent 10 any WOMAN The Law u
satisfied II a woman Is not feobia
minded. lmbecile. epileptie. insane,
a common dfunkard or afflicted
with pulmonary tuberculosis IN ad-
yaneed stages The able physician
should be able TO toll at glance
whether the patient Ia afflicted
with any Of the mAladiea In tho
lat except the last named one. and
that can DO determined with only
a curaory examination Of the
lungs should charge a fee OF 30
for the examination Of couple
about to be married.
A fee Of 50 would be the max,
imum charge.
DR.. J. y. CREIGHTON.
City Health Officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

SOC a ms-ESpoation gates open
Illinois people seeing tie fair. Headquarters lap
us building north end Of Natural Amphiiheatro.
Y 90 lnola society picnic dinner picnic grounds
V'VQ NJ TO 1880 mfhe Clan Fraser troupe
pncru, drummora and national dancers. Toronto Can.
lu'u0 a. m.-sehoo ehildren'a educational tour
leee 10 lao0-Conoeft Maguers AYp band
o'le NJ tec popular talks aufvopcon government
Telegraph room. Hawaiian building
1880 mBusiness scasou National Hesses and Alaska va.
mons Auxiliary Alaska building
Sigma M take In exhibits
s00 luncheon served National oesaca md Alaska Ans,
Hilary, Alaska commission.
lsdV p m-MeenE o National HuateHaes Alaska Womens
Auxiliary. Moman's building
Address by A-NsP +. official
$3.50 p m-Cancert LiheratiH band. Music pavilion
.iso m-uniied statca fr saving exhibition foot
Pay Streak, free
500 10 tso-ooncert. wagners Ayr band Nome Circle
a'ao m-Nalonal Houcsses and Alaska Womena Auxiliary
down Pay Streak
80 p m-ConoeEt, lheratfa band Music pavilion.
e'pV p Insignia M ball Washington State building
fatrunesaea; Mrs rhos y. Kane. Calhoun
Mrs " ID iAmbuh, Mrs. y y MeAny, A.
Mcdonald, Mrs Carl Clemens
sac p msNatona Hosessaa Alaska Momon'e Auxiliary
dance, New York building
sso mnahee Tor cheha County wemAna building
Vhehais County balding for tho evening he
accommodation Of Chehalis county people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
DEAF; HE Did NOT
HEAR TRAIN COMING

Richard Nallctt. % years old. vas
run down BY a Seattle. Renton a
Southern street car at York station
last night. aud mar die frum his In
juries
The old man IL partially deaf and
failed TO hear the bell Ho wAa
taken To Minor hospital. where I,
Was found that his LETT leg vas
fractured below tho knee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
What it Costs
To Marry Nou,

Statements regarding the extent
OF the physical examination and
what Il should cost sefc secured
from two health authorities In Sc.
attic. They follow:
! should not examine a couple aud
sign the certificate AZ prescribed
BY Law. for less than %. and even
then | would decline II vas not
intimately acquainted with both
parties,
The examination OF woman
should not BE- distasteful In the
least The physical examination
should not extend beyond a atstho.
scopic investigation Of the lungs.
and this can be done through the
clothing
think the intent Of the Law Is
all right. but whether II Ia prae.
teal or not remains to be seen.
ELMER " HED.
Secretary Of the State Board Of
Health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
MEET AFTER 70 YEARS

HoQuiAN. Aus. Charles ".
Tiily. Of Laredo. Texas. and John
Tlliy, n respected citiron Of this
eity. met hers yesterday aftor a sep
aratlon OF 70 years Tho meeting
between the two aray.haired men
vas very pathetic. The brothers
separated 20 years ago. but during
the entire time have kept up a cor.
rcspondenca, John Ia II years old
and Charles Is u. The latter for
the past ~ years has been super
intendrnt on a Southern railroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
MAID HAD I MAIDS
/ IT HOME; IS THIEF

VIEW YORK. Aug, Ms.
4rs.s Saith. q. waa found guilty
frznt zrceny In the court Of gen
d sessions. She was accused Of
ms articles from a family where
= xas employed as maid The
- ay the woman robbed ON.
t-<s Of at least $4,000, Her
n tsne vas deliberately furnish
Z ~ she had two maids working
y "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
ne COMING FROM
THE TALL TIMBERS

'Imll lake to the tall timbers Of
41dzas county"
&ns q the people from the tall
~ are coming 10 the A-YsP.
1lrasian IN two excursion trains
- Aberdeen and IioauiAm to
4rrzx. Tor Chehalls County day At
= hlf. and the line quoted above
felr waichword.
hsizfon. Idaho. Is also sending
rlu 10 the fair for that city'a
Nh iaF tomorrow. and Illinois
vi h celebrated BY the local
.zak society At a picnic on the
n grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
Victoria With a Princess

Princess Victoria leaves at $500
a. m. daily for Vancouver via Vic
toria. The real modern steamship
Of tho Pacific coast, giving daylight
views Of the Sound. Straits Of Fuca
the famous Active Pass, Gulf Of
Georgia, passing In fuli Wow Of the
salmon fishing fleet at the mouth
Of the Frazer.
Canadian Pacific Ry., 600 First
avenue, go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
DR.. HENRY RASCHE
MARTYR TO SCIENCE

DR.. Henry hAschei a graduate Of
tho University Of i.eipsle, and chem
lat for the togEed off Land u,ilira.
ton company. died at Providence
hospital last nlght. following an ae.
eldent In the Commercial BOILER
Works last Friday
~, Raaehe was setting up dis
tillRtion machinery nj tho boller
sorka when injured lie was IS
years old and leaves a widos and
two children The family Ia camp
ing at West Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
DIAMOND BROOCH MISSING.

A dlamoud brooch valued At $500
Eaa either stolen from or lost BY
Mrs 8 D NuHsey. Of iais Terry
Hv. yesterday Afternoon. while she
@as down town. Che is sure she
wore II when she ieft home yesior-
day. but noticed lta Abneuce before
returning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
WHERE IS Mr.. BROWN?

Frank Druwn, an Alaskan. dlsap.
poafed from his room at 1891
Eighth av., Saturday nisht, possess
cd with considerable caah. He has
not been seen since and his friends
haye notified the police. fearing he
may have been murdered His
clothing ia still at his room. Brown
d about So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
BANK RopseR KILLED.

ST, PAUL, MINI. Aug after
holding q posse al bay for three
hours. killing one man. fatally
wuunding one man and seriously In
iurlng two others, Henry Paul. who
robbed tho First National bank AZ
White Bear this morning Of $500.
was shot and killed by the officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
new MARRIAGE LAW
COMPLETE FAILURE

for the baby after lack passes
away
Miss WlgFina says that she has
talked with = number % the teach.
ers. and they say II aone provision
could be made regarding the prizes
TO be paid for the examination. and
" people would only take III. view
OF the lesseninE Of disease and aori
row by the new law, that In time
:, would be one Of the most popular
VI measures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
MING FROM Los
ANGELES TO FAIR

cs's Of oranges. bananas and 9th.
sun'ts Of Sunny California 10 Wis
q 4 NJ California building will
'sziurr Of Los Angeles day Ht
mr. - August . A big excar.
4 snnIzx from the metropolis
H1lA<ra California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
WILL FLIP A COIN

Two bids for ercayating The Lake
Washington canal were found to be
the same When opened yesterday
afternoon.
OF all the bids submitted that Of
Badenhauaen and that Of Hull were
found TO be the same-55e per cubic
yard for $4,000 cubic Yards
Major c. W Kuis. Z. $. army en-
gineor. who will supervise the work.
will have the question to decide,
and yesterday said that possibly a
Nip Of a coin would have to decide
the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

WASHINGTON. Aug 5.-The
conference report on the urgent do
flclency appropriation bill was pass
ed by the senate today. without de.
bate. and Il now goes to President
Taft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
PINNED TO ROCKS.

ST DAvlDs. wsleA. Aug g.
Pinned salldly 10 the submerged
rocks out from 81 DaFida Heads IL
biz fourmasted steamer. The
fessel "a holding together vol. but
ewing to a heavy mist the ship eau.
not DO ideniified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

CHICAGO. AUG. s. Heavy voting
today by the employees Of the sur.
face street enf lines Of this city to
qay led TO The belief on the part Of
aone labor leaders that those ia.
yoriuE a strike will win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
n : : -
IAN 4 DAY BEAUTIFUL

y male August "a the most
aa iAf IN the history Of the
TX exposition IL the plan Of
nnities In charge Of Official
~ fzy, On that date. The cac.
nslis VII reign supreme on the
nrsndz. and al least 5000 Of
z IN b. given away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
HE WAS NOT ARRESTED

Otto u BolanE wishes TO correct
statement published In The Star.
Here II tho letter. To tho Editor
o. The star ! wiah 10 call your
attention 10 a statement that was
IN your paper on the 4ith Of Feb
rusry. u was not cursect rs | was
never arrested on two or three &C.
casinna IN ballard. nor was ever
IN fall IN Tacoma on tho charge nf
insanity Thanking you In advance
for the space.
OTTO n. BOLANZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
DUTY TO CHILDREN
0VERSHADOWED BY
LOVE FOR The DEAD
tconeludsdl


drawn In favor OF his wife To be
changed so that the two little glrln,
ane 8 and tho other ., would be
the hsncfleiarlea.
Counting the Hours.
Yesterday friends say tarimorc
was IN the best OF apiriis. Who
shall say but that. with the final ar,
Tangementa made, the husband was
even then counting the hours when
hia spirit would Join that Of his wife
In the land from which no traveller
has returnedf
Hehlnd the suicide IL a story N
devotion that dates back 10 the
early mining days OF Alaska. when
iarimorc tried his luck In the frot.
On north In ~. no was successful.
and sent for bis boyhood sweetheart.
Miss Gabriel Of 81 Louis. and tho
pair were married al Nome
Ideal days followed and the d.
yotion Of the two was tho goanip Of
the country rhan sickness cane
and i.arimore brought hts ynunr
wife back 10 Seattle. suffering from
tuberculosis A ranch at Ofillla
was then purchased aud bis foomy
house built.
he seugh, to Join Her.
lAflmores devotion deepaned
with sickness. but even his great
love vas not sufficient to drive
death away. and a year ako Mr.
l.ArimoFe slipped across the river
This morning l.Aflmofe sought 10
Join her aud two icAdon missiles
dii tho work
He lies cold and still. while his
two little ones mourn his death.
and who shall say whether he has
Iolncd the pure soul OF HE wife or
notf That's a question that can
not be decided.
fariinors vas u years Of age
and was popular with all who knew
him The policy which ha had
changed IN favor Of his children il
ZOE fs.00o.
Tho oldest child. Lontinc. IL stay
lBg with her grandmother. Mrs
Betty Larimorc. at 7tai Home 81.
whilr the younger daughter. Betty.
axed five years. llyrs With her aunt.
at Washington. D G,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

me fofcgolng timely hints 10
..s,a helnk musscd by automobiles
~. - bgen issued by Police chief
~ he has issued tho simple
ssvrlnss and has ariored the pa.
,,eimsn under him TO DO on the
:, doat be surprised Il you hear
, ~ shout; Hold your head up
"a hosp your EYES OF the
,ruand'- go, -.
,.s he nan In the auto" said
NJ Want today. but many nc.
sriisnis are caused BY carvleaH pc
,.-ssI.ns Ms a Nonder TO me
a. more afc not hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

tCencludsd,l
i.H',4''---e'T,s7=ss,asHs --s.s-sa--s=---=s=-s-
cenae tresl As Il Is. Il looks very
much A. though this law. as enact.
ed. Is for the sale purpose of giving
Washington physicians an eppor.
tunlty 10 set In on the 'Kraft that
seems to be so evident throughout
the different departments Of the
state and county.
= don't deny the immense bcne.
NJ 10 humanity that would result II
such a las, OF one similar. minus
the GRAFT. were In force through.
out the country and throughout
Canada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

EVERETT. Aus 5.-Thore was no
evidence against George Ryan and
George Hopkins, arrested In connee.
ton with Mondays lncendiary fires.
aud they we're dismissed today.
Ryan promised 10 leave the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
ALASKA CHILDREN
At A.-Y.-P. {. TODAY

One hundred and forty eight
school children from Alaska. with q
number Of teachers from various
parts Of the territory. were guests
Of the A..Y+P. exposition today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

loss methods have made the denta
war. open every evening uhtil 10
and D m. Sundays for working people
Read my article In Saturdays star
on Modern Dentistry" EDWIN ]
BROWN. u. u. s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
6 On


make a dollar on
your Dental Work, you
save n dollar and the
Dental Combine loses
two dollars DO
strictly hiHh class
work for half tho price
charged BY the Com
hine Dentists My low
prices, high -elasa work
guaranteed, and pain ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
FRIDAYS A.-Y.-P. E. PROGRAM

ALASKA woMEN's AUXILIARY DAY
NATIONAL AosrussEs ASSOCIATION DAY.
ILLINOIS DAY
oAgHALis COUNTY DAY.
SIGMA NJ DAY.
LEWISTON DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
KEEP GOING,
DON'T MIND
AUTOMOBILES
rh;.f Ward Tells How to
Keep From Being a Vic
Inn Of the Big Honk-
Honk Carts.

70 AVOID AUTO AooIptNIs'
e,... streets at crossings.
WA ,ovr head up ard keep
~ s,.s on traffic, n an
~ appreashss YOU Keep on
80 n a general direction.
essi ~ to DODGE q
w,tek closely when getting
N street ears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
Bully
for The Star"

Thus spoke DR.. W. R. Inge Dial.
ton.
The doctor had had returned to
him his lost valise.
And you can bet he was happy.
Here is the ad;
Lost. between 6 and 7 this morn
Ing, corner Third and Madison, doc
tors vaiise containing pair Of shoes
and doctors supplies Return 10 Or.
w n lingo Dalton, $50 second n.
e., or ass Arcade block. between II
and u Thursday. suitable reward,
1t appeared In The Star Just one
day.
A woman saw the ad the same
evening.
She was unable to find tho resi-.
dence Of the doctor. 80 took the
valise to the office the day follow.
ing.
when Or. Dalton called us up.
this is what he said;
Bully for The Star,
Y got my yallse through the one
ad.
"Tho vallse and contents were
worth over hundred dollars.
"a must thank you"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
DIANO G
ron nENT.
hahirr a Chase,
1ais second Az.
Tel. Mnln 1919. -
Ind. ioa2.

cniLDnEN's EYE TROUBLES
Given special and careful attention
BY our specialist. Bring them In for
an examination N you suspect
trouble. our charges are very
moderate,
scHucHARp OPTICAL CO.
1907 second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

Sowing them the Bremen.
Ia. ny yard and Navy Yard
- mich ls alongside and has
nile Of water lots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

Glasses that will enable you to
read the finest print and recognise
distant ohiecta with equal facility
special fa.o0 complete. Myers Op:
tical Co. second Floor itii second
Az, over Raven Drug Co.