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beers OF congress. re relieve the
postal deficit the president recon
mends that magazines aud period
ioals pay a higher postage.
"white Slave" Evil.
The white slave" traffic ia dis.
oussed. and an appropriation OF
$50 goo asked for the employment
90 special agents 60 prohibit the
importation Of women for immoral
purposes
To show the progress the negroes
have made since emancipation. the
president recommends a national
exposition In 1918.
In conclusion the president saws;
Speaking generally the country
is Ia high state Of prosperity.
There is every reason 20 believe
that we are on the eve % sub
stantiai business expansion
The increased cost OF living ~
noted
cit is we'll 20 note that the In
crease in the cost Of living 10 rot
confined TO this country, but pre-
wallis the world over. ard that those
who would charge Increases IN
prices TO the existing protective
tariff must meet the fact tina, the
rise In prices has taken place al
most wholly in those products OF
the factory and farm. in respect TO
which there has been either no In
crease In the tariff. or In many In
stances a very considerable redue.
ten"
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DLACkLISTING CASE
IN HANDS Of JURY

Is a man who belongs 10 labor
union undesirable because he be
longs to that union. or because Of
something else?
II is around this point OF Law that
the result Of the case Of the state
against J. G. Hayden. accused Of
biacklistlng. hinges.
Hayden Is the manager OF the
Arlington Dock company He IL &C
cused OF approaching Captain A.
Mcdonald. master OF the steamship
Oscar, on May Is. 1909. and refus.
ing to deliver the Oscars cargo
until Captain Mcdonald had dis
charged several sfeyedores who be-
longed to the Iongshoremen's
union
As result Of this John Wagner
and four other longshoremsn were
dismissed by the captain. who told
them at the time that II was be-
cause they belonged TO the union
The defense raised Is that wag
ner and his associates were unde.
sirables. and that they we're dis
charged for that reason. and not
because Of their connection with
labor unions
At noon the attorneys had fin.
lshed their arguments. and the case
had gone TO the jury
The case. which was heard be.
fore Judge Mitchell Gillian Of the
superior court. attracted much at.
tention. labOring men from all
over the city attending throughout
the trial Of the case.
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zELAYA ARMY
IS ROUTED IN
BLOODY FIGHT
Two Hundred Killed in Six
Hour Battle - Revolu-
tionists Rout Govern
ment Troops.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Dec. -
The forces OF President Zelaya.
under General vasquez. were de.
feated IN a bloody engagement to-
day by revolutionary forces Of
Provisional President Estrada. who
re-encamped in the vicinity Of
Rama.
According to a wireless dispatch
from Managua via Port Limon. 200
were killed In the battle, which
ragged six hours. The reyolutionists
captured several csnnons and a
large quantity OF ammunition. Many
OF the government troops were cap
tured and taken 10 Rama as pris-
oners Of war.
The revolutionary forces. under
General Metuty. are in undlspnted
possession OF Rama and the contigu.
GUS territory Today's battle n sup.
posed to have followed an attempt
on the part of the Zelayans to get
outside the rebel lines, preparatory
10 the general attack on Metuty's
position. which. II Is thought. they
are contemplating
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vgrors PARK ORDINANCE.

Contendng that Il ~ unlawful for
city money from the general fund to
be- used for park purposes, and also
that the board of park commission.
era had no authority 10 employ
money from the park fund for the
Improvement OF property 10 which
the city has no title. Mayor Miller
last night submitted 90 the council
his veto 10 the bill TO lease the eN-
position grounds for city park
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TAFT SENDS ANNUAL MESSAGE
IN To CONGRESS THIS NOON

WASHINGTON. n. G. Dee. To-
President rafts first regular mes.
SAKE. containing $4,000 words. was
sent 90 congress today, The prcsi-
don't contomplatos special messages
on the trusts Interstate commerce
and conservation, and these subjects
are mentioned bat briefly
The message deals frankly with
Nicaragua and promises the uphold.
inc OF the digslty ct the United
States Japan Us cNouefatod OF any
intent OF monopollglug Mauchurla
Mention Is made that government
expenses have bpcn cut filty five
millions % Sea suggcstod that the
treasury deficit be made up by
sale 81 Panama bonds
Recommendation Is made for
postal SAVINGS banks. ship sub
sidy. the admission as separate
states OF New Mexico and Arizona.
and an executive council for Alas.
Ia. A territorial legislature for
Alaska is condemned
The sugar frauds are treated al
length with the assurance that the
guilty viii be brought 20 Justice
tie advises against congressional
Investigation. as It would grant i'm.
munlty TO many.
Satisfactory progress Is reported
In the settlement OF the North Pa.
eiflc seal question Encourage
mcnt is found IN the reforms ia.
stituied for the Congo Free State.
Panama Canal Halt Finished.
The Panama canal Is reported
half completed, with a PROMISE that
the work viii be done January l.
1916 The cost will be 1921 l66 600,
instead Of sis9. eos poe
The president recognizes the Oh.
lection IN congress to old age Ia.
dustrial pensions. but says he Is
convinced that this Is the only so
luton OF the question.
The tariff question Is treated as
an accomplished fact. and no com.
ment Is made The president an.
noGnces that he has appointed
tariff board.
The reorganization OF the navy
is urged with the hope that 1t will
meet with the action suited TO It's
urgency"
Wants Judicial Reform.
Delays In the administration ~
civil and criminal laws Is deplored.
with a recommendation that civil
justice may be made cheaper.
Recommendation Is made that
injunction should not be issued from
federal courts without time for
hearing from both parties, exccp;
In such cases where irrepaEable in
jury may ensue.
recommendations Is made for a
corrupt practice" Law for mem
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Vassar Girl browns
Herself in Cistern

FTsHKILL LANDING. y. Y. Dec
THE body Of Margaret Dauerfy.
the Vassar student who disappear.
ed yesterday. was found IN the els
tern Of her fathers home at Hugh
sonyille.
Miss Dauerty, who was the daugh-
ter OF the Rev. VIM. II Dauerfy.
wandered away from the care OF
her friends yesterday morning. n
was known that she had been forced
TO abandon her studies at Vassar
because Of mental strain due to
overwork.
a detective found her body in
six feet OF water at the bottom OF
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ACRES
.iias'ss asr,s y lie drssa i.aAs Ts.es
foif. 20 t4th ~ y Thls - Fiattstl
into si9hl ssxlss-ft lots - al sesiso
g.. ta.ft street tssfe0t alisff Ara "a Z
are lste rash hAiAuns three years We
consider this - sure 60 ibsfease Ia satss
a. a.sstis ia 70 sfew
ons acre this slss % hitter lake sis.
uais wlthln see feet ~ ne BouisYafd
Lies sell aaa paft eisAfsd Nies w >
tea cIHss - fnfsrgrbAn Terms. tipe
ssss bsisnes fos' Ysafs
ons.haif asr. aalaiaius ths shove
Terms lss eash. balance fosr fsafs
IL acres situate A. o'nrisn. en- me
a. - 7" nssf wsr,h Il ,ss Tssfss. asts
eash balance 90 ssh 5au
! rgps aefss " good. rfsh. fertile fruit
ishd sita4fs thFss miles ffpin fauistn
Terms. ita eash psianes - ~ inpnih
on..h.w aes. u tlns sisw issa. si,s.is
across t@ks washtaEgnn. TERMS fta
asst hsiauf" tis Fef mehih
sr,sil hosss psfiiY essaFsa. l.asy terms
one sess ~ land ghis sias - rsu.r
iaks Apet Fssh one futfr closer q fhs a
AF"hAHfN HWNN - AfAANsA NFF ftaFAf -
acre
ffss
- asfss ~ seed frun lsHa siiaafs
wffhie fFfsfas aissenrs - Hfefneffnn
isAss weii fertile srlt M5sbfs . u1tle "a
"a, wuisf Tsrfas. see rssa. esianfs e
aaif NHu
tfe zee
tf srfss ~ iama. saieinins iand mhtea
% hsia ef o. see pef aNfs 41sf purfh -
tha riff itfriis mH Eesf rad his sths
~ BITTER lake and SIN fgns tsem - fhr
Haanf aHd partly cleared
tsts
Twn aaA ans hslf arrss - iAn8 sjta.
afs rtase - Fsfs Aaaisaa Isaiah Fssefras
toe f2NntnN wats ard fins Ftss ~ tNs
aaana lsf cash. balance ne Psf mnntH
weFsh agNhis Hnain1 tFit ate
ftaa
Figs nrrss ~ estsf ffaHs sifwAts 90
itasa canal tga ossh. hslnnue it p~f
Fuahfh
ttNe
Tsn sores ~ ruagh ffufi ianH. situate
On Heed eaNal Faif88 seed ssiI TERMS
tis cash haianre a. gef nHnnsh
AT ~ above haVN awgn iit2ss tres ABB
ssfhff. warranty HFet
Ok RAMON a CO
ffssikaafsstff N@w York Aleek
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bank Of San Francisco.
The suit n the result Of a letter
signed by Croeker. printed IN mo
New York Evening Post Of Decem.
Der 4. alleging that TIeney employed
criminal methods IN conducting the
graft prosecutions
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HID LAND OFFICE BOOKS.


q JUNEAU. Alaska. Dec. H. I
= William X. West. a special /
. agent of the general land Of :
= flee, today secured from the /
= local court a search warrant, !
= alleging that certain books In {
= the United States land office I
= here have been secreted. The !
\ warrant has been placed In
= the hands Of the United States
\ marshal The books are said
= to have a bearing on the coal
. land cases now under inyesti-
= cation az Spokane.
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FRANCIS HENEY SUES
A BANKER FOR LIBEL

.sAN FRANCISCO. Dec. T. Fran.
j. Heney announced today that
n had brought suit IN New York
Fay for 100000 damages, alleg.
bf libel and defamation Of charac.
~. against William "A. Croker.
resident of the Croker National
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INCREASE IN WINTER WHEAT

WASHINGTON, Dec. Winter
wheat acreage shows Increase of
1875 cents over year ago. This
year 38,4s3,000 acres The condI.
ton Of winter wheat crop 05.s per
cent.
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a dun blade makes the ugIiest
cut and a slow life Is the slckllest
fun
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GOO MEN STRIKE.
10y United Press.)

ICY united PRESS
SCHENECTADY. y. ",
} Dec. six hundred black
) smiths and boilermakers Of
/ the local branch Of the Ameri-
! can Locomotive company
; went out on a strike today tor
! higher wages.
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me clstern. Appearances indicated
a carefully planned suicide and no
evidence OF foul play was found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07

Xmas Present-A fishing rod or
reel.
a. l.. HALL.
iii First Az. sss
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Continued.

When You Think
Of an Acre
90 yea folly roaiBs We .te1 sane q
inieiufhan whifh " 81, uriinE st
$3.50 Tp 5000
IEu AcHG
viii mako ten aNAIah iUfA % Won hn
many years before each iof van ssil for
what The entire aNfr f0Hf Fau iaNf
terms no per cont cash aud go pfr
month
WEST 4 WHEELER
500 GOLDMAN i1hHk 3sa
FAnM nAnaAfN WrAH KgNrf N
fefeH ifgri lhnd etesilfHf colt uiHe
acres in fUiiiHhtiap. balance pAHfnfs ~
ehnfd hh hinle - a'naN ffHlff sniaI
house Haw ffaHr bern faFt4 HfFffqi
coant faadt sell afffieA HfifHhni hood
oiese iu sfnH9i Haii Ffafefies ~ ae
mHA MaHoH ffotH sfHHiurries cali aaiiA
ififn fHf Quifk nHlr. 60 r4u.
hoHEnT MAGTnY
stasbefsast Alaska building
kingston Home Tracts. Sound slew
sos ter arfe huH pNi one.feHih eHsh. y
tsf acre ~ month, zee teATiabis ana
Fi.iswoRrif REALTY co.
New Norh Block
uuopH CANNf.
80 AcnEH NEAR HitiNNoN
acres feared. aith small house coed
creek absHi 4e9 SEQ feet timber Gp0d
roads nehf Nhsff.s Hchpai ARD stores
Toe eash % i7te.-ens half e"sh
sac Lumber EsehRuae
Ind SOFT. sunset. Mein staf
nEnE ~ a coon MY Ten cores.
HeaF FNEMETT 1877 EHtNbAN. Enua.
level iand easily cleared tfnt. feffas
~ rafi fhis pfie@ good ~ few dafs
noHEnr NAITRY.
sissp9a-a2i Alaska bandinE
Fissssers tfzfis near ionr LAKE ard
Diafia FAt pef acre. zoe eiFnth cash and
tf.fN Pei acre per month fine ffuif Be- nd
ELt.AWoh REALTY co.
Gs~ YORK Block
CHEAP. WIDOWS bis chicken faneh.
large pieces u land, eiass 90 slrsss cars
snd stores. sniy sffs Terms. 81 dom.
z snessa re. ssse go -,'g .,,,ssss
ton store. on ns~ nsnten line. o. hIll.
smanis cashier ih Times sleek III
RunUaRAN HOMES WANTED
WE HAVE BUYERS Tor small homes
freaa ane 10 five acres. hAndF 20 eaF
n fau wish go srli ~ reasonable
'''s mouEar nALTnY.
stp-tsesssl Alaska huiidiuE
!. nfHNED OFT recently ard need
ncnsT % buy fufniiuFs ard clothes VIII
snfnsene tsks ny fiss-arfs afshaFa aess
A. fasinas Valley HAFs sof 20 a.
second W ~y
FARMs WANTED
EVERY DAT ihsFs hHe macy people
in euf ufflar che wAnf 90 bay FARMS
- lihin reach q Seattle mafkst n yea
hafr ehF ihAi 100 ~Aht g sali - frs-
sisTsr 80 ds.sTis,ios W msAs 10.
stntfF az NriiiuE euuhirf property
HoeEHT nALTHf
FfF+f8esssi Alaska nuidiuK
CHEAP NJ MO CHICKEN snd fruis
rsnsh 49, e - aeaae oaly ttis
isiH o. he4s Venus esfers 70 m. Pier
nuf~n avail my te ACHES ~efes
fPNni Hirr fn@ Nie shade trees tiBs EeArh.
eais Ifstg tsra4s 80 dose. - PEI meath
see rice ~ aUtfss on boat Nsnua. pfsf q
hsfafa 10 q e. fnfsnnons III
Wamues Caig1sr tes LssFY nuigdfns
deals - riiS rFppsrfr. farms ana iifn-
hsf tahda t4isi f@pf rsepeftY sin htns
IT
CITY REAL ESTATE.
srtassiffsd ads under fhis hs4a=ElEtf
tanss pa lice af sis words seven tnssFs
tieht foF ghs price % STA
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WARP
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A Fine Place

Ten aerss snct alder bottom lad
Dnnns sn.ti Ernrsff dsiiVsrf fifsi class
aefsl easy terms Ntshf dgFlds
IS; y. Y niecs Main sfsa
HERE ~ uoop mr.
TEN ACRES IN fins % SEATTLE
TACOMA short fAns infsrufhan Lowell
lard excellent suils fenr 4rFss I'm proved
ssvsnsrpnm dseliins, hsfn. authuifsnsf
orchard Ar deal location. easF iFfsfrs
distsncs - hesf markets faces mails
county feAa ktnH ruwntg anN survey.
ias fef mafaasm Boulevard 20 rem past
property. accessible 60 steamboat land.
ing Have Instruction a. make quirk
sale. therefore fhs iuW pfirs eahr
Nhtfh Includes team. harness. eew and
go chirksns Genie 70 ths office and 800
RpuEHT MkLruY.
slnaaa-asi Alaska Hoiiding
Near soldiers Horne pnYt orchard
five and fn-arfr tracts. ensstrufh cash
and 81 % ser acre pei month Some N
these tracts heavy timber. viii make
fine poultry ranches
ELLSWORTH REALTY co.
New Ypgk nleeb
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Saloon Bargain

WITH 1900 CASH YOU can secure
control OF good saloon w town OF 1000
population on Tacoma lHtefurban. Do
Ing $40 daily business -Four yearH' lease.
Investigate.
JOHNSON.
ei2 Crazy Bldg Firth aud Union
e-1-l0
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There's No Clap Trap
or
Bunco

IN our business We Do not handle
Worthless land 90 10 the funEiss We
want Nuu ta make q Euea uFnAt Nnd
You wili N fuu boy in Navy Yard city
Asa anybody about BE- ffs fhe nEW
water mont rtfr alongside the navy FEfd
that We have been selling - fast MsnY
"a our buyers eauia have dnublea thelf
money in ihs past 30 esFs We pay the
ehI.f nse g. chow you We are huilainH
nee deck aHd uHti4 completed ws viii
seli 81 npeHiar prices Large tracts ~
aad tafss lots AZ sac. Terms - menihiy,
nnEMKnTuN DEVELOPMENT CO..
see cherry 81 fCfauHd fioHfl
offiee apeg EVENINGS ttl Rfte.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS,

FUNERAL piREcToRs,
nurrrnwonrn X SON. rsofsssianai
Directors and fdoensed 'fmhaimrfs 1871
lat epn Moefs theatre ie'h phonen 90
fohnssn a Hamilton. uudrrtaAsfs efsf
First av fhanes Aaiu sttn Ind 1iiA
HONEY wstson co Funeral Directors
rhird az and University holh pheues ~
SPECIAL NOTICES.
u & nnYANr. rANlpERMinr Rua
MAKEn ti ,sr, s ,,lsi I'm j
NttEARp. on TACOMA. tais EVANS.
TuN Az. FREMONT, WASH N fstt
1sta II
neaainK nanrtnE academy. stth and
Jackson Glasses fnf fifst week Ia
month Assemblies ThuFadky and BataFs
DAY evenings EAST iiit
A. y yiHssrs professor 81 musie
graduate Vt Eiesnefu fnlieAe. studio
sts 4ith az PHONE Aiss ~
I AL the NAN 10 niss IN your
house with M screens Randall attn
carpenter Both phanss
nammaes aats az ths ws.ltaAs maf.
kst 90 Howell 81 coed stock Come
We slm have fns coiiseuab %
badges iiuil nFos. ieis rhird ~ -.-t
rinsias. slks a ream and w eiran
wall rApsF fhens a ifst -i-e
PERSONALS.
---=4-assasaaa.sass
DIAMOND STUDS.
AND
SCARF PINS
DIAMOND unoorHEa
PROM sac 20 NF.
Fet FtttNT Az
Isie tarEsins IN unfedremed watches
ard diamonds AZ the t.9Haon jsssiff
Co les "a az. merit uuYs nFaE stefs
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Partner Restaurant

nnhaf making ffstAutant doing tls ~
ftA daN fHfiHff SEA fHhr FuHffF
have HHNf business ~ ionh after ft4tu
past NNah. balance ran 10 paid Guf uf
business fnFfhfisatn az
400 ORIENTAL BLOCK
iHuf sale fNaminF house. furnished.
lhis g a tafaaiH. 1913 nafen at Phone
AiHin 4aFa l-l8
FARMs AND ACREAGE.
Classified ads uuduf this head - EiNht
genfa prf lire IN sit Nards Seven inser.
tinns fuF the price VI Ala
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SEVERAL MEN wanted FOR all kinds
n work. steady job, good wages Am
See barney the foreman. at Darlington.
on new Heuton line or Hinmhn's cashier
IN Times Block Come quick --tf
MEN WANTED FOR all kinds ~ work
on my new addition u 1900 acres big
wages See suffer or Rice on boat Venus
on south eide pier &. before 10 a. IN foot
Of University II
International Free Employment OffIoe
Al Kinds help furnished. city or country
a. y y House. beds ICE per night Wei
Ter and Maynard Ind 1927 III
WAETED-A few good aaieamen 10
sell IHONDALE property Western Steel
Corporation 400-tlo Arcade AnneN --tf
Men wanted quickly By Chicago Mall
order House ~ distribute catalogues ad-
vertisei i2i weekly, $50 expense allowed
Manager, 1910 State IT,. Chicago
PHosPEcToRs can learn biowpIplna
ana aaaayiuR IN one month gold. silver,
platinum. lead. tin ana copper. and tests
Tor tungsten ana lndium, assays gold and
silver 7bc. lead 7bc. copper 1bc. az Ben
benmor's office foot Of Battery st. III
Wanted Organizers Good commissions.
any territory order Of owls Geo.
heroth. supreme Secretary, South Bend.
Ind
wANTED-A few Eood saiesmep 40
sell fHONDALE property Western Steel
Corporation, f0o-lio Arcade Annox. III
Wanted Two saIosmen Tor a first
class acreage proposition. e07 Marion
IIldR --G-7
Wanted wash man. Phone Ballard
-" go
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wages He
fnce
Then 4
gin. A
10 called
his work
quirss n
After he
blythe m
. woman
shark co,
business.
where ne
nsny 9th
/ kne Of
Lssn com
ne name
b WheT
tsyss and
/ named v
- then
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Delicatessen, Bakery,
Small Groceries

flh" pace Tor man ana "llt ~ iMu
women Lease. low rent apartment
house Iocafiunt genuine hatnuin tfls
buys 49, Worth $3.50. D-b6. The star
les
For sale one story brick building on
Haliroad Hv., contains so. 900 brick must
be removed at once. Apply ESQ Central
Bldg 81
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Osteopathy

On HoLT. osTEorkTHY rHygf.
CLAN kSp orToMkrniE siso using
electricity yihfafian iiHhi cure dry 4nd
steam baths EYss tfsssed. glasses iit-
tod FauFfh yUaF iu Seattle TREAT
NESrH 81 Telephone Main ttti eel
Peoples hank Mias second aua htAa.
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nuTrEWWoNru a SON Professional
Directors aud id0enaed -Fmhaimrfa 1881
lat. epn Moore theatre iiafh phunHa go
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HELP WANTEp-MALE
Continued.

Wanted, ahie badiHd mon for he n n
Marine Corps between The nFaH OF 20
ana rs Must 20 native hlrn4nr have
fret rapefn Monthly pa tif tu fea
Additional compensation poHfihis Food
ciuthinkt quarters ana uiritcnl attend 81
anre free AMER Do years service can
retire With ~ per cent on Nnf nnd ~.
luWunece hefNicu con huHrI chip Hud
ashore iu all rArta 90 the WnffF Apply
az GRAND central Hotel. Hnattle. wash
AunNrR WANTED W8 MpNrfi
INftNHHH rAfpi Nn NffEUiEhcE
NNgl fNFni IpNlNA4fs WH1MfuEH
moro PILLOW TorH 800 FWANEN
Af uUN IACr0WY pNtrFfi CNlsltr
nlNNN, CATALOGUE AND eAMrtEN
tNht niTAhTMH fft NfrfEW
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-07-01
A Pleasant Card Party

Mrs. F. Matheson was the host ess of a very pleasant afternoon card party at her home Wednesday The game played was Hearts, U one thoroughly enjoyed by those present who were Mrs. Jackman, of the steamer Port Simpson; Miss Leona Green, of Flagstaff, Arizo- na; Miss Margaret koebler. James, vile, Wis; Mesdanles Milligan, Bronson, Bushell, Gartley, Uhler, Thomas, Walber, Hofstad, Nc Cormack, Campbell, Coulter, Pate naude, Cunningham, Shurick, and the Misses Margaret and Catherine Bronson. Miss .Koebler won the first prize, and Mrs. Uhler the consolation.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-07-01
Sammy Sells the Scripps

Sam Cunningham IS disconsolate, he has sold the idol of his eye, The Soripps, and will have no boat to enter for the races on Saturday, Charles Bryant and Harvey Taylor were the purchasers and have talk en her of on fishing trip. Sam has bought the launch hull which the cannery used last year, has or dered a IS horse power engine for it, and says he will have just lit tie the fastest ever when 1t arrives and is installed.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-07-01
To Examine Property

I. ". Bryant of the Tyee Cop per Co.,, has been local visitor this week. He came with the in tention of visiting the mining prop erty held by local men on the Is- coot. He found upon arrival here that the trip could not be arranged immediately, so he leaves On the Uncle Dan tonight for Suizer and locality where he has business enough to keep him busy for a couple of weeks. At the end of that time he will return and make the river trip. The property to be examined is that owned by Messrs Bronson, Verett, Coulter and oth- others, and will be big thing for Wrangell if the deal goes through.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-07-01
Will Fish For Crabs

A party of five crab fshermen arrived up from the Sound on the Humboldt Tuesday, and have been work getting their traps together ever since. They have come north as an experiment, as the supply of crabs on the Sound is just about exhausted, and the demand must be supplied if possible. They think that this should be a good neighborhood as the indications are that feed is plentiful here, and the presence of the fresh water from the river makes it all the better. The present intention is to ship the crabs alive, and the expectations are that there will be good money in the move. Those interested are John Bang, Pete Gregerson, Ben Benson, Andrew Arneson and Hans knuteson.