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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
Auto Dealers TO Organise.

MARsHALLToWN, Ia, July S.-Ospe-
cial)-Automobiie dealers from all parts OF
Iowa will gather in this city next Mon
day for a meeting, at which It Is expected
that an organization OF dealers Will be
perfected. One OF the principal objects the
dealers expect to accomplish after or
ganiEation IL the quicker shipment OF
machines from factories and jobbers. Many
dealers are up against q proposition IN
not being able to secure machines after
they have been ordered,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
IOWA HISTORIANS ELECT
State Society Headed by Euclid
d of Iowa
City.

IOWA CITY, Ia, July S.-(Special.)-At q
meeting OF the new board Of curators OF
the State Historical Society of Iowa held
here last evening the following new off.
GERS were elected: President, Euclid San.
ders, Iowa City; vice president, James II.
Trewin, Cedar Rapids: secretary, f. e,
Horack, Iowa City. The board made ap-
polntments as follows; Superintendent,
Prof. b. F. shambaugh, Iowa City; assist
ant editor, DR.. J. c. Parish, Cedar Falls;
research assistants, Dan f. Clark, Sioux
City; ]. Van der Zee. Orange City; Prof.
F. H. Carver, Sioux City; accession clerk,
Elizabeth johnson, Iowa City; library as
~Sistant. Minnie B. Graves, Red Oak. The
annual income Of the society. which
amounts to over $4,000. will be expended
chiefly for research and publication,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10

ison and Murdoch of Kansas, Morse Of Wis
oohsin and Linberg Of Minnesota, framed
up the program for the progressive wing
Of the republicans In the house. voiced the
sentiment OF the Insurgents when he an
tagonized the resolution OF Mr.. Dalzell OF
Pennsylvania ordering the previous aues-
ton, by suggesting that the house should
accept the reductions mad by the senate
in the tariff bill en- bloc and to let the
house vote on whatever raises were made,
He said that this was the only way In
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10

which the republican party could keep faith
with the country, and that the party is in
honor bound to carry out not only its
platform pledges, but to support the ut
crane OF President Taft.
Martin Willing to stay.
Representative Martin Of South Dakota
said no would vote to disagree with the
senate amendments and send the bill. to
conference because it wal the most effec-
tive way to protest against the amend
ments Of the senate He said he would be
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
The Weather.

WASHINGTON. July s.-Forecasr for
Saturday and Sunday:
For Observation-Disclosures saturday;
Sunday fair.
For Iowa and Missouri rtly cloudy in
east, showers IN west Saturday; showers
Sunday.
For Colorado and wyoming-Fair.
Fol Kansas-Thunder showers Saturday;
Sunday fair.
For South Dakota-G plerAily fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10

onL with it. ] was
reading an advertise
ment in the newspaper
one day about the
Cuticura Remedies so
purchased q cake Of
Cuticura Soap and one
box Of Cuticura Oint-
ment and . large bot
tie OF Cuticura ResolV-
ent. After using ons
CaLa Of Enkicnrn Anan
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
CURED FALLING HAIR
And Itching ScaIn With cutIcur.

Some months ago ! suffered with .
bad form Of scalp disease. My hair
wa falling out and my head itched. /
read about Cuticura and determined TO
try 1t. bought a cake Of Cuticura
BoRp and one box Of Cuticura Ointment
and used them. / continued using the
and the result was truly wonderful. ]
still use 1t occasionally and / always have
Cuticura Soap on hand. The cure Is
complete. Mrs. Amy Geissler. 20lS
South Seventh St., Omaha, Heb., Sept
20 and Oct. 8. 1905"
SuS.sSrs soap 1sel, cggssuns otntS.At co.
Chocolate Coated Plh. 7sc. per vial Of 60. Sold
tntoJshout tht verld Potter DTgs 4 cAsn oorp-
- 4S-pase Cutieun Rook. mailed Tree, giving de-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
NEXT MEETING FOR WORK
(cOntInued dom FIrst Page.l

ing the day and said that while the Loyal
may not be as large. It Is as good a hotel
as any In his city. Commissioner c. NJ.
Clendenins OF the Kansas City CONNER
eiai club was one OF the party and while
here engaged fifty rooms at the Loyal for
headquarters for Missouri delegates at the
December meeting OF the Missouri River
Navigation congress. The Kansas City
delegates left late In the evening for
home
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
DOWNWARD Oh
VETO FOR BILL

CONTINUED from First Page.)
being rumored tonight that Senator emoot
will be added TO the senate conference
committee.
What Norris Wants.
Representative Norris. who, with Mad
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
LAID UP MONTHS
WITH AN ULCER
On Ankle II Was Very Bad and
Only Got Worse Under Treat
ments - Cuticura Soon Healed
lt--Babys Head Freed from Stub
born Scurf by Cuticura Soap.
TWO ECONOMICAL CURES
BY CUTlCURA REMEDIES

my case vas a very bad ulcer sore
on my ankle and l was laid up three
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10

he rear OF the Crownie glove factory,
Nhere the money was taken. Shortly att
Frank Delmage and identified by his VIC
tim.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
Hnnp
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA. July 9.-Offioial record or tenn
perature and precipitation, compared with
the corresponding day of the last three
years: 1903. 1908. 1907. .gO6.
Maximum temperature. So 81 81 s;
Minimum temperature. II 65 60 60
Mean temperature .....,.. rs 76 SO rs
precipitation ......,........ 20 90 "a 90
Temperature and precipitation dcaartures
from the normal at Omaha since March L.
and compared with the last two years:
Normal temperature 10
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
Our July Sale not only saves you money l
July Clearing Sale of Gowns.

These II slightly soned from display. but the lowered prices will
make up for that
Gowns made slip over style trimmed with hemstitched rufne, SOC
quality, Saturday, each 3sc.
vneck Gowns embroidery trimmed IT tucked Jokes. also slipover
gowns, 100 quality, Saturday, each 75c.
Low necks or Vneck gowns worth up to $500, Saturday each 81 90.
Dainty gowns worth up to $3.50, Saturday, each s125.
Beautiful gowns, handsomely trimmed, $500 value, Saturday, $3.50
5000 Gowns, July Sale price, each $500.
800 Gowns July Sale price, each S4.35.
$500 Gowns, July Sale price, each 1875.
$1,000 Gowns, July Sale price, each $665.
31i00 Gowns, July Sale price, each S785.
$1,000 Gowns, July Sale price, each $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10

Read orkin pros add-Poge Eleven.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
Holly Wins Suit.

At the trial of c. o. Holly in the dis
trict court today for disbarment from
practice as an attorney the charges were
dismissed by Judge James A. low Al
torney Holly is one OF the Oldest prao-
titioners in the city and has been promi-
nent as a candidate for mayor. The
charges were filed by Attorney Frank s.
Dunshee. but were not pressed at the
trial and Dunshee made an effort to drop
the case. Holly insisted on a trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10

Final Clearance of Millinery Saturday at 8 A. M.
Next to nothing prices will prevail at this final clearance
of millinery.
100 Beautiful trimmed hats every one a good style. Values
up to $500. Your choice Saturday, at, each $19S.
$50 untrimmed hats all good shapes. Values up to $3.50,
your choice Saturday, at. each 800.
Second floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-10
Saturday Candy Specials.

Balduff's delicious Maple Nut
Goodies, regular price 40c a pound,
Saturday, at. 4 pound 20o.
Thompson Belden & Co.'S. special
Chocolates, regular price sec a pound.
all day Saturday n evening, at, a
pound, 26c.
Balcony Of Basement stairway.
Ask for the specials not ad-
vertised.
Monday the great sale of col.
ored wash dresses and long
kimonos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
BLIZZARD SWEEPS
NOME

NOME. Jan. ny 4 PA half
dozen men are mlsalng and as
many searching parties are look
inE FOR them. IN u driving blizzard
that has been raging now for three
days. Harry Cox, Of Solomon W.
missing. aud seven 81 HIS friends
have started 20 find him -Four Es
kimo scalere are known 60 have
been driven out 10 sea and there iH
NO hope for them Tho ico has
crushed the wharf az kowailk
Merchants on the south side here
have moved their goods, fearing
the lee. which Il being driven b. an
ln.shore Wind.
Reports which come from every
camp on the peninsula indicate that
there IL much suffering in this
regard Nome has escaped except
la a few instances where proper
precautions we're not takon.
What causes the greatest alarm
In the number OF miners who have
not been heard from. bat 30 many
are practical mon Of the north that
hope reAln tn the belief th0y have
reached shelter IN either the homo
ot friends. road houses or temper.
AIRY shelter.
The barometer Is now steady and
u Is believed the storm has spent
Itself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
RACING BIG
ISSUE

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan 4-By
q. P-That United States senator
George G. Perkins viii be reelected
By the California state Legislature,
which cunyenca tomorrow. Is con.
sldered practically certain By the
members Of both houses who have
already arrived nt the state capital
Tho effort that will be made by
the legislature 10 aipo ont the race
tracks Ia California - Gar as book
making and pool selling IL concern.
"a looms un on the horizon as the
hiltercut aud hardest flght 81 the
session.
Among The moro important leRis
latlou this season VIII be tho en-.
aciment ~ a direct primary law. a.
authorised b. the recent general
election. and the passing ~ several
banking bills providing Tor q safer
and better banking system iu the
state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
NOON MEETING USNERS I'M
week OF PRAYER al
PROTESTANT cHuRcHEs JOIN
IN HOLDING EXTENDED
PRAISE SERVICE. ~

With tho motto. "seatil 4
Christian city" prayer week. Asah
officially uahurod Ia with a lNg9
iy attended mass meeting az the
First Methodist church this noon
Services viii be- held In all the
Protestant CHURCHES at p ma with
the exception OF Saturday,
Tho special services Of the week
OF prayer will be held IA 81 Marks
church every evening this week. at
$ p ma except Saturday Tho sub.
iectn suggested BY the committee Of
arrangements viii be followed. and
the preachers will be- IN the order
named Rev Clarence n Lake. All
Saints. Dunlap. Rev. r. A. Hilton.
81 Clements, Rev Sidney "A Nor
Tan. g. raul'n. Rev II II 0owcn.
Tuulty church, Rev q, c, klnE.
All Saints. University
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
PARENTS FIGHT ON
STREET FOR BABY

SPOKANE. Jan f~hy II. p
snatching his fs-monfh.old boy
from the gocart wheeled BY iss
grand parents. Mr. and Mrs la.
mel. A. G. Jones started 20 run with
the infant. Jones travelled an the
way from ChlcaEo 20 Santa Fe and
thence 20 Spokane In quest Of his
child
A fight followed. in which Jones'.
the baby and the immelg paricl.
pated. the grandparents making
strenuous efforts 20 recover the
child
The father and his ~ife's par.
ents were taken 10 iail With the
CRYING younEs,er All we're eharEed
wlth dls0rdcFiy conduct rrd re-
leased on bonds Jones left. he
said. for Chicago with the child.
while Mrs. immel pleaded IN vain
with the police to return the babe
70 her.
The baby's face wss scratched In
several places.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
WILD WEST CIRCUS
ROBBED OF $4,000

PORT WORTH Tex. Jan Any
a. P-Unduc haste 20 purchase a
ticket o. Chicago. and Che nervous
ness displayed % A. J nurk. who
gave 81 Louis aa his home. lea 90
his arrest today and the discovery
that the safe aboard the train eon-
vcyinE a wild west circus lknewu
as the ict Rauchl 90 Fort Worth
had been blown during last night
aud robbed o. $4,000.
When asked 60 explain tho paHNea-
sion ~ $3.50 in silver coin. which
hr carried In leather naichei. the
man. formerly an nttachc ~ me
circus told % ihc robbery. declaring
that BE bad been made the tool 81 a
professional safe blower. who bad
escaped with the rest % the money
Tho robbery occurred last night az
the train WAS nearing Fort Worth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
BABY Is FOUND
DESERTED IN HOTEL

pAsCO. Jan. by q. r. Halt
frozen and nearly starved. an In.
FAINT boy WINS found IN a building
Ia the rear OF the Eagle hotel Dis
coveFy was made by Mic lRoedcr m
employee Of Wren 4 Greenough, con.
tractors
According 90 Information from
the police department. the child
had been IN the building nearly ~
hours Ia body was wrapped In
light blankets and placed In t.ic.
scope grip Physicians now caring
for the infant state that u ~ about
five days old
u has been adopted by Chief Of
Police Daniels. and IL now IN the
care Of Mrs Slayou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
THREE DROWNED
WHILE HUNTING

IIWIIIHWl Jan HV u. p
!, W feared In this city that James
Burrows. afed 90. Harry snnhorn.
aged II. and Linn Cogdili. AGED ~.
have been drowned IN the lover
harboF while on a hunting eSpedi.
ton
Tho boys canoe Was found drift
Ing about the harbor By an Indian.
and u contained two shosguus The
lads left home Saturday morning go
hunt ducks in the lower hafbor. and
tho empty canoe caused a search 10
BE- made Tor them Three large
launches left this city last night
with a number Of pearchorn. and TO.
day they are securing the beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
NO CLUE TO
HOLD-UPS
MEN WHO ROBBED LAUNDRY
BATTLE POLICE EFFORTS
At PURSUIT.

Ever since two masked highway
men entered the office Of the Sup
ply Laundry Coz Howard av n and
Republican ~, S9ufday night and
escaped with $3.50 IN cash and
checks. the police have kept a strict
watch fnr suspects. but aa yet no
trace n the bandits has hecn found
~ has been learned that the high
waymen ran north from the scene
OF the robbery The empty cash box
drawer wna found yesterday two
blocks from the laundry building
Street ear employees say they saw no
aunplciouH characters board either
inbound o. outbound ears on tho
night Of the robbery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

Dr. Albert kcefe. formerly a we'll
known phY stefan Of snohomiah. and
Tor the last two years manager ~
the Rainier pharmacy Of GesnFc.
town. died last night In that saiuarb
al tho Rga Of n years. from heart
failure.
The funeral viii 30 under The Al
neetlon % the Masonic LODGE A.
suohomlsh. who're the body vas
shipped today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
DAMAGED In
COLLISION

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan, t--ny q
P--The United States army trans
port Thomas. which waH scheduled
70 saii for tho Philippine islands 20.
morrow. was 50 seriously damaged
IN collislon with the cnaafius
steamer hfunaaick yesterday altar
noon that she may not BE- able 20
mako the voyage until repaired. The
Brunswick had just catered port
lumber laden out Of Fort nFagE.
aud MAS endeavorlnE 90 make her
way up 90 the docks when she vas
swung b. the strong tide Into the
Thomas. which lay at anchor or
Folsom a. wharf The Thomas lost
a number OF plates about the stern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
SEND FOR cops JUST
Ito SEE The FUN"

pectcd that tho dock viii DO In sen.
eral une Ia the near future.
Russell av is tn be paved from
agnd av. n. w. % Market It, Ia
order 90 facilitate the use OF the
fre wagon should it have occasion
to run south This will save a run
Of several hundred foot that Is nov
made during the rainy season,
Manager Ives sf tho Stimaon min
denies absolutely amy proposed ae,
ton CA the part OF the min inter
eata Ia Ballard 10 atraighten aud
dredgo tho channel leading from
salmon bay 10 the sound The IA
NOR current lately 10 that effect
further carried the idea that the
course Of the channel would be
marked BY stakes to be lighted at
night While Mr. Ives is aware
that such Improvements arc much
needed. he denies positively that
the mill men have any idea OF going
"a tho expense OF tho work.
Tho week OF prayer that Is 70 be
observed In all Seattle churches
during the coming week viii he
observed also ia Ballard. Meetings
viii be- held every evening and civic
topics will be taken up In prayer.
Miss Gertrude Armstrong has n.
turned 10 Bcilingham. whore she
Is attending normal She will not
return until she graduates next
June.
@. r Simpson. who was severely
injured Ia an explosion ut the sun.
set Boat works Saturday, IL report.
ed 20 be out OF danger at the Sc.
attic General hospital. where he
was taken.
Court Crescent. No. s. Forcsters
of America. will install their Off
GERS FOR the current term tomorrow
evening In Eiks hall. u Is usual
for the court 10 entertain rs mem
beers and visitors In an elaborate
manner on occasions OF this kind.
but owing 20 the recent death Of
an old member. VIM. Cora. the so
cial feature Win b. postponed until
a later date.
Several Representatives ~ north
End improvement clubs vii be
present az the regular meeting Of
the Saimoa HAS Improvement club
tomorrow afternoon In the city hall
The proposed Lake Washington
canal will be discussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
DRUNKEN Rowples CLAY JOKE
THAT LANDS THEM Att
IN THE JAIL.

BALLARD. Jan. 1 Ruanine "a
telS aSth av, y, w az ton speed
thinking to capture a band of dea
pcrnte hiKhwaymon. and only 20
lind four drunken roWdica. WAS the
cxrefioncU OF Officers Wolcoti aud
Neleh Saturday morning at 3
O'Clock A report came over the
phone that man was being held
M at che above address and Sergt
Jack king dispatched tho patrol.
men 70 mako tho arreste The four
were brought ia and one after,
wards confessed to calling up the
station 70 see the fun" The men
were booked as Chas. Sorenaon.
Jacob NELSON. Hans sofcnsOn and
John SchoeRbeck
Jacob Nelson. the cause Of the
trouble. was sentenced 20 three
days ON the gang" with the 9th.
crs sentence WAS suspended.
Wick Goes Out.
This Wick. Matt hy first name,
needle trimming. according 20 Mike
Powers Matt filled his lamp with
too much red oil New Years eve
and bis light has been out ever
since. Now his wife wants him.
SAYS that the breads an gone and
the flour sack empty" No one has
seen Matt since his celebration.
There arc two children az homo
that need carr also.
A cartbrpkcn uncle who wants
his name withheld called at the
police station this morning telling
a pitlfsii STORY OF an incorrlrihie
nephew who was sent 10 him for
safe keeping by his parents IN
Montana The boy refuses 10 az.
tend school. STAYS away from home
nights and seems generally IRE.
sponSible. Trnant officer Lewis
will Investigate the affair.
VIII Play Basketball
The basketball team ~ the nal.
Hard high school will accompany
the debating team 20 Mt. Vernon
Friday The game will be- pulled
of after the dehaters have settled
The tariff question for Uncle sam.
Thursday the team meets Franklin
high IN the auditorium OF the
broadway school The same sub
iect viii be- discussed.
Market Stalls Ready.
Finally coming 10 an amieable
agreement with the owners OF the
Louisa building. 20 be used for the
Ballard public market. the salmon
Hay Improvement ciah Is now ready
90 receive applications for stalls
While no definite contract has been
signed By either party. a thorough
understanding exists between them
and NJ trouble is expected
Tho Inside ~ the buiidlng "a now
being rcmodeled % fit the needs
Of the market. The streets ia the
Immediate vicinity are % b. paved
and sheyia are 20 BE- erected for the
use o. ranchers and peddicTs.
Petitions are being circulated
snong residents Of w sSth N.
ealilng for the paving Of the street
from 24th av ~ W To gfth ay
N. W. u IL claimed that the petit.
ton II meeting with great success.
Councilman Armstrong viii to
night introduce an ordinance pro
sidine for a gridiron ~ the rev
gath av dock The ordinance viii
also cover al extension "A r. By
4s n. on the end Of the pier 90
be covered By a building This is
ID he used for the storage % freight
etc. The contractors now AZ work
have nearly finished and Il Is ex-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

BELGRADE Jan by Z. p
Owing 10 a public demand fur a
more aggressive altitude GA The
part % servia toward Austria. The
scryian cabinet resigned today A
naw cablnet 10 b. chosen imwy-
dlateiy. vii support the premietm
aggressive policy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

John Jcndrek. a tailor Who lives
AZ iib Yeaicr way. Vas struck hy
an automobile driven by Ben Terra
a. Third nv and Pike 81 last night
fsudrek was anly slightly Injured
No arrest was made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

uids VIII ~ received % % noon jan
uarg Il 1893. 81 the efffe ~ the Alaska
TIE state e MashlnEtant AHR hnfhe
huuffnr Seattle wash. fQf the COS
affnfffau ~ the Wamens haiiainN ana
the naifF tuilfinW The rnHffaei pfes
ID aafd hnfialnas 10 70 ua pNid in Mhf
Fanfa aufh se ihs caEnniissipn u bnthqf
lEsa ~ iaa o. issue i4da fhaN - nans
uuf o. forms prepared ~ tns tntninls
fified ehrrk ~ SO pFf cent ~ sseh hlaa
rianH and specifications ana forms ~
hiGs may ~ had ai thH effiee 9f h@1A
nsfs A Lhatan architects lfth alaahe
tuffainE Commission reserves ths fisnt
n W CONDOR
pfasfasnt svashtuEfnn htnta commits
sidn Aiaska. Yukan. paetfie Npsitipn
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on and after Tuesday. January 0.
all Navy Yard and Port Orchard
route steamers wiil leave from Col.
man dock. foot of Columbia 81. -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

while John Ntfan was ahEeuf
from nia roum az tfg Terrace vi
last night. a ennnkfhief entered and
carried OF two gold watches and s.
iu cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

BUY TIMpAAuTE GOLD NINE STOCK AT as cENTa4
rapidly arriving wi make hr
kAvkNA0A CO. Inc. Mine Operators.
To4Bs7s JOHNSTON HLoo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

steam schooner Falcon arrived
yesterday IN San Pedro with lnm.
Der from Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

Treatments painless tttt aseona az
tnd ltts
Big taFsaihs n uhrsdasmsd watches
sad diamonds 81 the London teNsiry
Co, ist and az nsHt oaTs Draa sfeF~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
FUNERAL plRreToRs.

nuTrmHWoHTH SON, Professional
Directors and Licensed kmhaftusfs 1911
lat opp Moore Theatre both phones sts
gshnsoa Hamilton. undsriatsfa. 1871
PiFsi az Phones Aain tffel Ia tttt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
10 AnvERTIaERs.

Classification cannot be given
after rs o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY-p. n
Mullen. 6f0a Ballard av. opp.
City Hall Phone. Ballard SOC.
MAIN OFFTCE--Seventh NV,
between Union and University.
Phones Main 1850. Ind. tti.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
THE SEATTLE STAR

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81 feeHtF five tsnfs lff maHfh RsiiFa
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
After Awhile

VIII be too late 10 buy al thsas nrfesa
The government hau started vysfh "a
the new drydocka al nremertan
large lots, close IN. SO and uB
l.arge tracts. elose tn. $50 and ~
Slose-in acre trartn tso
Waterfront acreage. SEQ
Main offices, fB6-s Empira Bita
Branch office. oregon Bldg nrsfnertan
see the sights in our aut0H frsa
WE HAVE THls INCLUSIVE
Hut NiH pay fun cuHiInis slDn fa hr,A..
TIVE houses on Tot texleo. sautheeef
corner q ssth end neubornl hrings
rSntal o. tsai VIII col for A. 1895 terna
5000 interest on irNesfment
APPLETON INVESTMENT CORpona
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