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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-12-02

They are bargains Of such exception
al merit that we cannot do them JUS
tice in description You'll have to
see these waists TO appreciate their
value They are solesmen samples
and manufacturers surplus stock and
are worth twice as much as we ask
for them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
MANTED---A MILLION men
FOR CIVIC RIGHTEOUSNESS

forccfui men-~wsll re-enter the
church and take their part In It's
work. With this type OF men work.
ing with them. the churches can be.
come a powerful factor in national
and civic affairs.
One million active. thinking
Christian men who will work To-
Eether will BE- force which will
give political boEsea and machine
politicians something 10 aas up
nights thinking about. sag the men
who viii be Rctfve at tho meetings
which 0peB today.
Politics and dennfnlnationAl dis.
ruteM will b@ left absolutely out Of
the deliberations of the new fed.
grafton In questions of govern.
mcni policy. only those questions
viii be taken np where good gov.
eminent. or good citisenship. or the
welfare Of tbs people are affected
Greed differences Will be absolutely
ahunsed aside.
The calling % the conference was
regarded as a victory for the more
radical leaders. who for years have
been insisting that the church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

The dam Is 10 be located eight
miles from the Atlantic seaboarsi
The canal. winding along AZ sea
level I'll u reaches the base ~ this
hin. climbs Il 10 three stairs 81 d0u.
bic locks and launches into a mia.
iatuFe sea.
The building ~ iha dam. 70 cost
$4,000 .o9e. the biggest part OF tho
whole canal proposition. wiii b. a.
cell one u the greatest engineering
teats in the world. rivaiing the "a.
nous Assouan darn across the Nile
The dam mnst hold IN check all
the 5cisterous streams and rivers OF
mountainous Panama. inelaaing the
freacherous and riotous chagr.a. To
build u the village Of Gafun has a.
ready been bodily removed. and
stuck up on the hill nearby. II
creates a lake out Of low lylng aud
useless swamp land up the valley.
On the shoulders of Mai. VIM. 4.
sibert. assistant TO MAJ. Cocktails
IN immediate charge Of dams and
locks. Hes the direct responsibility
Ter the success or failure of the
GatRn dam.
No part OF the canal work has
been subject 20 more questioning.
more criticism. more uneaslneas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
Fat 10 Out of Style

To paraphrase Caesars remark.
the airectoirc gown came-was
seen land has conquered. So fat
ladies are reduced. 80 10 speak. 10
the necessity OF either reducing at
= very rapid rate or eliminating
themselves from public view until
the fashion dies ont Otherwise
they fisk being ridiculous
Site many fat ladies' will not
eliminate themselves. however. but,
per contra, will insist on wearing
the turveieas gown. no course Is
open 10 this well.meanlng scribe
other. than to tell them how they
fhse Eliminate the fat
Wllnl is there. then. that reduces
Cat mfelv2 What pleasant, mex.
pennlse article Is there on drug
eieta shelves that can reduce a
pound day without causing wrin.
kleH OF stomach acheg What can
the pharmacists offer as an i'm.
provemant over scanty victnals or
ten.mlle walks without breakfast
la there anything pleasant TO take
and inexpensive 20 buy that Will
reduce one uniformly, quickly and
lnnucensly thirty pounds a month ?
Here II the answer. Either write
the MarmOla Company. Detroit,
Mich. or ask your local druggist
FOR Marmola Prescription Tablets.
and for Is cents they or he will
give YOU one large case Of those
safe fat feduccra. containing so
generous quantity Of tablets that
sometimes one case only ls needed
to produce the desired results Can
you match that for simple solu.
ffan of Your problem ADV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

more doubt. than the Gatun dam
ait t. balii on auieksand and
shifting clay. cried engineers.
many q them leaders in their pro
feaalnn. The earth siii simply re-.
fuse "a aBppoft fhe weight 81 the
giant structure.
The earth j. perviona" they Ia.
sisted Water VIII continue 20 Heop
IN and undermine the snbsirucinFe.
The sluelne ground ulll help Waaken
the dam with the fifst flood. When
the dam gets is first resi- test. Il
will So down IN a mighty caiaalro
pho that viii rival Sau Francisco
aud Nesslna
uut Ma1 Cocktails and Mas 81
bert. and the msn Who supported
them wwre confident that their dam
aouid stand They pointed % the
results ~ haadrsdA ~ lsuFingH.
which showed imp~rvioHa sandstone
aud eonginmwgate. and rock which
had 10 be blasted "a remove. and
pebbles aud caknd sandstone which
time ard wasnr bad cemnnted till ~
vas solid. Mai Goelhaia. believing
In the dam. stakmd hls professional
reputation on she outcnHe
President Roosevelt and presi.
dent sleet Taft both visited The siic
of che dam. on them las the ulti.
mate responsibility Rooseveit's OF.
der vas Co ahead. So nov Is
Tafts.
-. a. ... A.. q. f*u,,,.s
Bretenas % the proportions and i'm.
portaaee of the projected Oeinn
dam The Egyptian dam T. q mile
and a quarter across. Is $50 feet high
aud has four loeks. a3 feet b. 400.
II holds the great Nile IN check or
lstk Il 70 10 water the Thirsty lands.
nus the 0atnn dam muss givs a
channel fos the navies ~ the world
TO pass. Il will b two miles across.
rs feet hlkh n rreScaf plans con-
tinue and 20 hold To check the
mighty mountain waters which VIII
charge tsmnestuouHiv against u. u
must be reinforced with a long. sohd
hill 81 mason and concrete work
sloping back nearly a half a mile
from the water face It's three sets
~ locks wiil each be 100 feet BY
.00e
This dam has given the engineers
who planned Il many Riecpi~ns
nights In the tropics They have
again and again gone over their
logarithms. their tables OF stresses
ana strains. they have checked and
reeheeked their figures. They have
done all that mathematics can do.
They are satisfied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
BIG IRON cHlNKs''
ARE SHIPPED

Nine monster machines. known as
the Iron chinks." we're Yesterday
shipped from Coleman to che Alaska
Packers association ~ AuaooFtes.
where a new salmon cnnnery has
been started
The Iron Chinh' gets It's name
from being a salmon cleaning de.
vice. and the models sent yesterday
which are manufactured Ia Seattle
by the smith CnnnerY Machine com
pany. ara the moat modern lnveu.
ton IN the fiah machine business
The old models would take onlf
fish of q certain slkc, and while the
work done by them was thorough
large or small fish had to be han,
died BY real rhink The new
model. however. adjusts itself 90
any siEe fish within certain limits.
and viii clean. scale aud prepare
fnr canning a salmon white a Chiua
man - cutting OF lfa head,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

Thank heavens. the Culebra cut Is
going 10 take = hack seat,
You know all About Culebra." %
course For about six or seven years
they have never mentioned the Pan
ana canal without hltchins on
something about old "Cnl. where a
los Of eoiored gemmen have been
spadlns a hole Through the middle
OF = hill
Now. calebfa Is going 20 dlsap.
pear In rs hole aud the real. I've.
snappy feature today. tomorrow
and forever In the Panama zone uiii
be Gaguu dam For Gatun dam IA
the key OF the canal. she most vital
part Of the whole mammoth work
on Il will depend the navigation Of
the canal In all the future
The decision 1T the engineers who
recently visited the imthmus with
Presideng.eieet TAFT In favor OF q
l0ek and dam canal makes Gatmn
the center Of al interest until the
project TO iuin the Two oceans is
finally and successfully accom-
pilshad
Gatun dam. when completed. Will
be Ferftahle mountain Of masonry
aud concrete. a halt mile along The
slope from base 90 crest and two
miles long around the ridge Of the
hill Built for ALI time. It's purpose
IL % hold in check a great lake with
4 surface Of TO square miles. and
= dspth VARYING 20 100 feet II
holds this big lake prisoner - feet
above the sea level
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
RkNAHKanLE CONFERENCE OF
Ala mINATfonAL
p ct.URcHEs BEGAN IN PITTS.
BURo TooAY-ro DRAW THE
MEN TO THEIR oLo DUTY IN
THE CHURCH.

ptTTanuRG. Pa. FEB. "A. One
million msR 70 bs brought into
working connection with the church
this II the purpose OF confer.
ance ~ al Protestant churches In
tbs country which began It's session
in Pittaburg today.
The movement IL regarded a. one
~ the most important In the history
~ The American church. n the con.
ference action IL favorable. the
new doctrine viii be promulgated
IN churches from the Atlantic 10
the Pacific Methodist. Preabytar
ian. baptist. Christian. Episcopal.
unisersalist. congregationAl-ali Of
them
T~o great facts stir the leaders
Of the movement.
1 Men DO not take an active
part IN church affairs
: The church Ia active only In
doctrine. not Ia pushing great
movements or defeating bad ones
ca The basia OF these facts the
leaders 81 the conference viii 20 10
work. They believe that the church
should take a part IN municipal AZ.
fairs where Che good Of the com
mouweAlth Is affected They de.
maid that a exert an Influence In
national affairs where moral conrid.
erafione enter.
More and more during recent dec.
adea. the men have dropped ont OF
church wofk and left Its conduct
to women. say the leaders. They
Do not deprecais the loyalty and
seal and unselfiahness ~ the WON.
en In taking up the work They %
say that the men should do their
part.
II the church has closer cOnnec
ton with every day life and affairs.
II IL believed. men--go0d. strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
LOGGER Is CRUSHED;
DIES OF INJURIES

EVERETT. F'eb. 81 by y. P.--
Robert Cfosaman. aged 30 a brake
man on the Stevens Bird Lumber
eonpauy'B iosFing road near Mon.
roe. vas crushed yesterday aud Hus'
tanned injuries from which he died
later after being removed 20 the hos.
plfai
Three logs on the car Croaaman
vas occupying started 10 roll and
be vas caught beneath them Ills
hlp and several ribs we're broken
uad be sustained Internal injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
ZION CITY FACTORIES
ON PAYING BASIS.

MAuKEGAN. ~, Feb. 81 ny
". 7. Reports today IN the nos
session Of Receivers Thomas and
Nollya, OF Zion CITY. indicate that
that community "a on money
making basis A report on fac.
tories aud industries shows that a
profit OF $1,000 waa made during
January, and that for the ats
montha preceding January the net
profit was t20.Gaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
WILL PROTEST AGAINST
WOODEN STRUCTURE

A storm OF protest has been
aroused BY the statement Of the city
thai a permit has boan issued FOR
the construction 81 the overhead
walk aiong Marion a. from FIRST aF.
60 the wharf 10 be made Of wood,
All along thr waterfront the plan
has been scored and the Commercial
club n preparing 10 carry lie protest
10 the city officials
The contention aSainai the Nssod
en- structure. aside from the fact
that u II inside OF the fire limits.
where al private parties are -.
ftrietad from building % wood. IL
that within a very few weeks the
structure viii iook black sud griBy
aud ~ill be a disgrace TO she citY. ~
D. already The University A. slip
from first avl 10 Western az. OF
any other ~ the numerous wooden
structures along the front
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
EDWIN G0ODALL
PASSES AWAY

OAKLAND, Cal, Feb. by ~.
Edwin ooodall. a pioneer OF Cal.
itornia and the head ~ The firm Of
ooodhil, Perkina q Co, died yes.
terdsy after brief Illness. his
death was sudden. and was caused
BY apoplexy,
Edwin Ooodall was one 81 the
most widely known transportation
officials N California. and was for.
merry president ~ the Oregon Coal
n Navigation company Ito was one
Of the founders Of the firm Of Good.
all. Perkins a Co, With which
United States Senator Perkins n
connected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
ENORMOUS NUMBER
OF LETTERS HANDLED

In bis efforts 10 give Seattle the
best mail service possible. Posimas'
t0f Rpassii has b@en collecting fig.
ursa regarding tbs general delivery
winfowu
During the week beginning Feb.
rnafy 3. b. actual count. f2.5es calls
were made. or an average Of LIS
per dny. fiftY.three thousand let.
tcra we're on hand IN tbs general de.
livery division % ths office when
the count started and $4,000 more
were received during the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
~ PETER POWER.

Despite an the laws that are en-
nctediitn minlmise the evil OF child
Amor and all The agitation directed
against u by humanliarianR and stu
iHntA Of ancial pfohlomn there does
not only nat hppenr 60 be- amy APP
pieeiable decrease ln the number ~
Niiid workers. but startling In
crease II nnied ln thr larger indus
lflnl eautefa According 10 the New
fafk beard Of health and charitable
organizations. there were iunf about
twice an many children 90 apply Tor
employment certificates during the
CLOSING months ~ the past year az
sought these certificates during the
s#tle period % the year previous.
Public quasi publio aud labor o.
TRIALS ~ Philadelphia. Boston. riits.
hhfKi Chicago aud other places tell
substantially The same story a.
comes from New York Lack Of en-
plet fneni on the part ~ parents. the
man prices ~ the necessities ~ life
ana the Inability 90 provide books
clothing food, etc, for children 60
enable them fa 20 20 school are
Gauss advanced 20 explain this ga
tfaofdinHfY condition.
A. might be- expected. the radicals
40 the labor movement are bitter IN
Their denunriaiion Of the growing
menace nf child labor IA ths face ~
reaFeieas work O. stem The tid,
They declare that Wall a. is raspun
sieiT Tor The panic that threw men
0ut - work and made u impossible
Ter them to support their families
without depending upon their child
fen for assistance. They declare
fnfthHf that e - nothing short ~
criminal ignorance OF greed that.
Notwithstanding the Invention ~
mac hlHefY, che discovery ~ steam
and electricity and the hofdea ~
Enf kiena men locking for Jobs. that
children IN infreaalna numbers must
sacrifice their young iiYen 90 the
tupdefn Moiueh
once upon iimr a celebrated old
indian rhieftEln was shown the ways
ana wonders ~ New York, the city
which the rest ~ the country ~
slNrH % understand runiain8 mo.
n9p9iy ~ an the intelligence and
progress ~ thr age The Indian saw
he rathedfNiH. thn pkyaernpern, the
bleak teanmauta the hiAfsnw man.
siffiH. TIRE theatres the "Grrat white
say" etc What is th~ most sur
rrlHinE thing you have aeon asked
several comfortable individuals who
ssfh IN Wall e. AZ working the
workers. a. they heansed patssnis.
'HEls upon the sewage THE int.
lrf shifted hla red blanket and an
sssefsd quietly. Little children
gS'a's
ssass . nm the great railway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
WILL COMMEMORATE
DEATH OF IRELAND'S
GREAT MARTYR

The memory ~ tteianda patriot
aud martyr Knbort Mmmaf who
was hanged TOT completely ia the
attempted lnaurfretion ~ ik0a Will
hv fittinNiy COMMUNICATED nskt
Friday evening ~ liibpruian hali.
Tho Robert Emmet Literary roo
riaty Will celebrate hia birthday
with an open entertainment al
which Judge MNraffrFy will deliver
an Grafton on the life Times and
character 90 the most believed 81 all
frriHnd'H heroes Emmet# classic
speech frum TIE durk viii be deiiN
cred hN Mr. element Cooper, aud
several vocal and Instrumental num
bets Will 30 given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
DAY OF SMALL THINGS
HAS PASSED

"The Day of Small Thing wiil BE-
the subject Of the morning sermon
% Joseph L. 0aFyin Al The F1rat
Christian church tomorroS The
day 81 small things has gone b for
the church In Seattle. This IL 4 big
city aud Il does daring things daf.
ingiy.
at The Mercy Of the Crowd 10
the subject of the evening earInon
This IL an era 81 crowds and Ne all
live Ia 4 crowd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

should take az aggressive step for.
ward 70 feeaptufe IT, formof pres
tige aud power Tho conference Will
follow Immediately on The national
meeting ~ the Presbyterian Broth,
erhooa. and will see 10 attendance
the chief officers. clerical and lay.
Of churches Of all denominations
from every part Of the United
States and even from some parts
Of Canada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
TRY THIS TOR
YOUR COUGH

Mix two ounces % GiyceFine with
q haif-ounee Of Virgin Oil Of Pine
compound pure and a half pint 81
straight Whisky Shake we'll. and
take In doses Of a tasspoenfal evaFy
four hours This mixture possesses
the healing heailhfal properties OF
tbs Pines. and will break a cold
In twenty four hours and cure any
cough that r. durable. In having
this formula put M. be sure that
your druggist nse3 the genuine
Virgin OH ~ Pine compound pure.
prepared and guaranteed only b.
the Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati.
Ohio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
HARTMAN READY TO
START NEW ROAD

WASHINGTON. Feb 2T.--By u.
P.--That ~ A. Hartman was in
earnest when. n few days ago. he
ordered work started on the Ions
promised railroad through Central
Oregon WAS further evidenced To-
day. when his agents announced
that az soon az Secretary Of the
Interior Garfield approves the right
of-way construction men will begin
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
YOUNG GIRLS LASHED
FOR SPEAKING IN
CORRECTLY.

SAN LEANDHo. Cat, FEB.
27.-By v. p.--AIi san Lean
dro today is up In arms over
the action Of Vice Principal
Charles Bonner. Of the local
grammar school. in lashlna two
alrla over the hands WITH q
heavy strap because they
made the mistake IN their
classroom Of saying John and
am tired" Instead Of John
and I are tired"
The board os education 10 be-
ina urged 20 Investigate the
matter. with a vleW 20 Ben
nef'a dianrissal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
ROBBERS SECURE s.
AND OVERLOOK SSH

CHICAGO. Feb. 27- ~ Y. P.--
san Kee may die as the result o.
injuries inflicted by two negroes
who invaded his laundry, beat him
into unconaciousnsss and rlfied the
cash drawer Of a., overlooking si32
which Zee had hidden under news.
papers and $3.50 under . counter
among bundles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
SUPREME COURT AFrIaMs.

UIsf MIA. Ffb. Ely " p
The state supreme court has ~.
fifmed the judgment for 1865 re-
covered BY Engene Scherrer against
the city Of Seattle for Injuries re.
eeived on defective sidewalks The
court again held hat the Seattle
charter provision requiring claim
ants to give their address for the
year past Ia Illegal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
car OF YAKIMA POTATOES.

Yakima valley Produce company.
s23 niewett 81. Fremont sta. VIII
receive q car ~ Yakima potatoes
Monday or Tuesday. March ! or 3
Phone 81 mali your orders at once
as these viii not last long Tel
North 244a. Ind White 4e6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

magnaia, made the declaration re-
Gently, VA an unEuarded moment
that r. train gang on bis railroad
handles on the average more than
seven times as many tons at freight
per mile aH do trnln gangs 0n Eng
llHh, French or German railways.
When asked why American train
ganRa were not paid seven times M
much wages, Instead ~ only twice
49, much the Honorable Jim" Hiil
Hnnke not.
hill'a statement IN Ia line with Il
claim made BY Secretary Wilson Of
the department ~ agriculture, IN
Witch hr lanuNd the American farm
iaborur. showing that the iAtter'a
efficiency ana intelligence WIS do
lnE much 90 make tho United States
the greatest country on earth aee
Rotary Wilson declared that one
American farm laborer can produce
more rice than 900 Chinese. A. chi
neea wages are only 10 To ~ cents
a day, Mr.. Wilson's estimates show
that n American rice workers were
paid pruportiDnate 81 production on
a Chinese basis. they would receive
$50 go ffs per day, Instead 81 81 Sc.
Tho admissions ~ those eminent
authorities that American labor il
the most productive and fmsaauFed
by itn pfodurtioni the cheapest tn
the world. ought % smash the faiia-
ciuus theory that prices are high be-
cause wages are high. II Il were
made = crime e. pay dividends On
fictitious values fwAtered stock
prices would be much lower
The adjustment ~ the strike a
Quincy Mass. satisfactory 70 both
sides, has been foll.vod b. thu
signing ~ an ngreement between
Representatives ~ the Granite Cut
terH' International association aud
the Granite cutters Employers as
sociation, providing that all Disputes
ariaing during the next three years
shall he arblfrated. and there can
be neither strikes nor lgckouts en-
tered into during that period Tho
granite cutters union includes near
iy Al mechanics ia the trade In the
United States and Canada. James
Duncan. first Vice president ~ she
A. u. ~ H.. IL general secretary
treasurer ~ the order
The international Typographical
union has established n system #
supplemental trade education that
" receiving favorable comment from
all who study the idea The 4 r. q.
claims that u Includes 20 per cent
- the skilled workman IN the trade.
ana the plan IL 10 still further In
crease the efficiency ~ these msfu-
hers a. well as o. give apprentices
thorough education. thus lnereas-
ins the power and prestige Of the orr
Eanixation,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

We not only save y0u money on
wall paper. etc. but We give every
customer a booklet containing val
liable receipts and suggestions on
interior decorating. Ask for H. Il
Is free 10 customers.
Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co.
1914 First Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

0Al ON ANU AoS0ONN.
= The Axsouaa darn OF Egypt. 4
= With which the Gatun dam Is :
. often compared snbmerkes Z
= every flood period the island a
. and temple % Philas. one os Z
e the most beautiful aud inter. 4
= eating remains ~ the Roman 4
. occupation of the Nile valley .
= Il dates hack TO Caesar and =
q Mark Antony :
q The Gatuu dam wipes cat q
a the ihateh village uf Gatua q
q Houses. stores. veFAndas and .
= guitArs-ali have been taken .
. away bodily and stack upon .
. the hillside q
. tiatun darn will BE- 5000 =
. feet along The TOP. and will .
. reach toward the sen = hall a
. ~ masonry a.S00 feet loEg It e
= will BE- lSS feet high a. FIRST :
= designed. and viii contain .
q lake which Il creates. 80 miles q
= LONG. aud from a few hundred .
. feet TO several miles vide .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

a number 81 prominent aeaffle
men have incorporated tHe EitiSeHA'
bank ~ Nfamrff0H with e capital
stock &c $4,000 and tie ueH lgsff-
iuflou viii open in tbH new Mtg
ilHVHccn building. nov being built.
Tho principal stock holders HfH Jacob
Fnrfh. % V AnHnny. 8 Mikiiagancs.
H. ~ Callahan. ait ~ Seattle. aud
90 M8Hllayares. - Napa Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
TURKS START RIOT

CONsTANTrNOPLE. Feb. a..
By 4. p. "A demonstration by the
Young Turks adherenis occurred
today ON the streets Of this city
The outbreak was suppressed only
by the greatest activity on the
part Of the police reinforced BY
Kalmil Phsha. the de-
posed grand vizier. Is suspected Of
having melted the movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
A MOUNTAIN OF SOLID CEMENT AND
MASONRY, THAT'S GATUN DAM

Worlds Greatest Water Wall to be Backed and Held
Up by Man-Made Hill Half Mile wide-This
One Piece of Work to Cost $i5.ooo,oOo - To
Hold Lake and Rotous Mountain Streams in
Subsection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

WANT--RoomH furnished or an.
Sec page G. **s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

Tho average Of human NE ia 81
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27

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