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New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

Mr. and Mrs John L. Spence. of No, 5Z9 80
street are TO give card party on Tuesday even
ing February Is. Progressive whist VIII Dc
played.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

On Thursday afternoon February IS, Mrs. Fred
ericL w futile Will give reception at her home
No 2s9 DeKalb avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

Mrs Herbert Lloyd. of Bryn Mawr, will be
the guest of honor at the luncheon and card party
which Mrs Robert GoeIer VIII give on Wednesday
at her home No 2Gr Hicks street.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

Mrs Mailard NJ Canda will give a bridge OF
twenty tables on Wednesday afternoon, ct her
home No. I2 Eighth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

Georges Church will be the scene Of the cere-
monv on Tuesday evening. February g
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

An out-ef-town wedding OF interest in Brooklyn
was that in New Haven on Thursday of Miss Har-
riet Chamberlain Moseey, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs William Hamilton Moseley. and Ray Graham
BgIow. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Horato Big
low, of Manhattan. The bridal party included
Mrs ST George Barber Miss Dorothy Ward. OF
BROOKLYN; Miss Florence Houghton, Miss Helen
Seymour Miss Leslie Beebe and Miss Alberta kel-
sew and Seth Moseley as best man. The Rev. Or.
W H p Faunce. assisted by the Rev. Herbert J.
wvckof. oflciated. It was a home ceremony. Mr
Bizlow was graduated from Yale last June
A large card party was given Wednesday by
Mrs George Allison Logan and Mrs George Hills
Her at the home Of the former. No 1922 Albemarle
Road Fatbush The floral decorations were Amer
lean Beauty roses. orchids and spring flowers
ParasoIs we're the prizes and bouquets OF violets
rose satin. and Mrs. Her old gold satin.
There were about a hundred guests
Miss Adelaide Wingate Ireland, daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs. Treadwen Lewis Ireland. was mar
ried on Tuesday evening to George Iefeyre
Simonson at the home Of her parents. No 9il
Albemarle Road Flatbush. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Charles Jessup, of Green
port Long Island, under canopy OF green's and
bride roses The attendants were Mrs. John A
Badenoch (nee Ireland) Mrs Russell Fish. gowned
In white satin; Mrs. William F. Slmonson and
Mrs. Lawrence Chappeu, who wore blue satin
The brides gown was OF embroidered crepe
trimmed with duchess lace and the point lace veil
she wore had been in the family over "A century
Lieutenant william Frederick Knitting Simonson
was his brothers best and the ushers were
Howard ireland and Cornelius a simonson
Mrs James Allen smith. OF No. 405 Quiucy street.
has sent out invitations for the marriage of her
daughter Miss Fanita Clyde Smith 10 Kenneth
H. southworth son OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward b
southworth. Of No 959 St Marks avenue. St.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

At the reception which Mrs. Joseph Lsing White
and Miss Edyth Marion White are TO give on
Thursday evening at their home, No l2+ Dean
street they will be assisted in receiving by Mrs
Albert Ross Clement. Miss Louise Clement. Miss
Florence Smith, Miss Ethel Hawes Miss Hazel
Braman. Miss Anita Rover, Of Brooklyn: Miss
Emily Joslyn, of Hartford, Conn; Miss Helen
Reed Of Brookline Mass: Miss Sadie Seaman and
N1ise Madeline Rounev Of Manhattan. They Will
be entertained at dinner by Mrs White after the
reception. and informal dancing will follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

Mrs. Omri Ford Hibbard. Mrs. John O. Polak
and Mrs Joseph H Johnson assisted Mrs. Hugh
De Haven on Monday evening, when she was in
formally at home to her friends. Spring flowers in
tall vases were the only decorations Mrs De
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

The receiving patronesses for the concert and
dance to be given Monday evening. February
Is bv the Columbia University Glee Club, at the
Academy of Music. will be Mrs Arthur kennaTd
Burton Mrs. Omri Lord Hiobard, Mrs Edward
Hinnan Mrs. John Van Buren Thayer. Mrs Will
lam II Thurston and Mrs. James Henry Darling
ton The committee in charge comprises Miss
Tustfna Hibbard Miss Mary r Jennings, Miss
Jesste Treadweu. Miss Jean Coutts, Miss Mary
Latin Miss Julia Hotchkiss. Miss Mary Noyes.
Miss Kate Allin Edward Hinmsn, jr-. Meredith
Iangstaff Deacon Murphy. Thayer b harrington
Henry V B. Darlington. john W. Melville and
Robert W Macbeth.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

Mrs. Edgar F. Lucken5ach. Of No. 104 Eighth
avenue. has issued cards for reception on Thurs
day, from 1 until : o'clock
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

Gilbert and Ada Sassor harpists will be the artists
at the first Of Wilford Waters morning musicals
TO be given tomorrow, at the home OF Mrs. Henry
T. Richardson No. Q Monroe Place.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

Tomorrow evening will be marked by the dance
which John Jay Pterrepont and the Misses Pierre
pont will give for Miss Thyrza Benson at thei
home No. ! Pierrepont place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

huuchpw fer SC. rarros. buneh@. for
&c. corn. s. ana iNc anHsn bargain At
stall KISS. furnapa. beaches Tor S..
radishes. b4aehes fer 81. bargain AZ
Ntes caabaR~. : Neesf heads tor s. a.
stall N1H gFeEn tomatoes . bnrsafn a.
2 - boz - stall Ntes NaH beans. special.
rs feF ite a. XII. sr@sn onisns !
auarbsw faF &e. rlp~ Tomatoes De- hos. a.
stalls fs& aud fsss Concord grapes. Doe
isssst ~ pefafe~s. q hsFaain. lee its uuf-
bark. sse. ~ stall las. peFnpkin : cans
for isr as stalls ~ and III q BID mpr-
eielty. sweet pafatass ~ ihs for Sc.
vat ~ sConeefd grapes. zoe basket.
large ans faneYs oranges. So dgxsa. artf
bananas special ~ ger duxan - stall 90
lemons. special AZ Rhg dozen - stall tft.
and easiua pears ~ 1nF daEers eran-
berries. tat 4uaft a. stall fs1s ~ stall
~ wm have spTetmi ON grapes ~ - ~ I.
large fauFv unAFn 81 ~ dozen AZ stall
-. oranges a. zoe dsEeu - sssH "a.
cherries. 1sc can special for see can ~
stall iifs applies haFxain ~ 81 bps a.
stall XII appges. 70 Sra Tor ssc. tears.
harHstn At 81 boN ~ &I. eantafpupse.
for fte. u . bsrEain 90 stall see. Cen
card Erepea. a speciality At zee basket. A.
stall fgf
COFFEE AND TEAS los saxzr Tor
81 81 stall l1es Quality blend coffee. a
special a. lbs fnf size Al stall t3ss
Kerner's special blend. barra4n ~ fbH
Zoe isc a. stall MS. i.lDtan's tsa. regular
zee ~ sperfsi AZ 55e Ia At stall ifss
; IT'S xse ruffee fof -. bargain at stall
tes Bakers rnnDn. tae ~ special All
soc teas for zee IN. af stall IL NJ A ".
coffee at &c IN. stall 4 German Ameri-
can coffee. quality 4se 20 sec ID, at
stall ISL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
HE MAY Be JUST A BORROWED
BABE BUT HE IS LOVABLE

Lester Harold Johnson. 10 months
old. fat checked. laughing and
Growing. and his mother. Mrs. Mary
Johnson, sometimes known as the
Queen OF Fakers,~ appeared In
Justice GOrdons court this morn.
ing to answer 10 a charge Of de
frauding the Seattle Electric com
pany.
II was discovered no information
had been filed against Mrs. John
son, so Lester Harold and his
mother went back 90 the King
county Jail, whore they have been
for the past two months.
At noon today the prosecuting at.
torney's office filed information I'm
the superior court charging Mrs.
Johnson. who lis also alleged to
have half a dozen aliases, with pre-.
tending she had been injured on a
street car of the Seattle Electric
company, March ~. 1903. and oh.
tanning $500 damages.
The Growing 10-months.old boy
Ia claimed to be an incubator baby
by the prosecuting attorneys Of
flee, but N he Is, he la the health
lest specimen OF an incubator
product ever seen, and his mother
shows a devotion to the child which
appears perfectly genuine
That Mrs. Johnson borrowed,
rented or adopted the child Gin or
der TO affece n jury Is the intlma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
THIS WOMAN FIGHTS
AGAINST DIVORCE

The first appeal OF divorce auit
doclaion from the superior court 10
che supreme court Of the state Of
Washington Ia many months came
this morning when Mrs. Louise
Seefettff filed notice " appeal from
the divorce granted her husband.
Hermsu Seefoidt
Mrs Seefeidt fought the divorce
bitterly during its trial Her huk-
band filed hla complaint January
:. THIS year. charging hia wife with
lnfidailky She promptly filed an
answer and croae complaint. deny.
ing hla allegations and declaring
no had been instrumental ia her
arrest on a false charge and had
faiia9 10 support her.
After a hard fight BY both sides.
Mr.. Sonfeidt was granted u divorce
September 10 They ecre married
December ~. 1908. and came to
Seattle from Dawson CITY. Yukon
territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
Or. hEAGLE, WELL
KNOWN MAN, DEAD

DR. John H. Noagle. assistant soc.
rotary OF the republican state cen
trail committee, aud for 10 years a
Seattle resident. died NJ z:4b o'clock
this morning at his home. at BIZ ".
Jefferson IT, Heart disease was the
cause.
Or Neagle had beon IN poor
health since he was hit by car
at First nv and Cherry ~. two years
ago. having been confined 20 his
bed since August 81 He WAS nj
tended by his brother. Dr. !. H.
Neagle OF Portland. aud Dr. Mont
gomory Russell. G. A. Neagle. AN.
other brother. also WAS with him
when he passed away. DIR. Neagle
was widower. az years OF age.
lie leaves sou. plokene Neagie,
who ~ chief clerk OF the naval law
department at Washington. D. G.,
10 which place the remains will be
sent for interment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
PRESIDENT IS
ON BROTHER
TEXAS RANCH
Taking Life Easy and Not
Hampered With Men in
Waiting Intends to Be
Hunter for a Day.

~
GREGORY, Texas. Oct 10
When President Tart awoke at 4
a. ~. from the best sleep be has
had Tor more than month. he
looked out on "A boundicsa prairie
crowded with sage grass aud
mesquite bushes He lelsnraiy
dressed and was down at breakfast
az about 3 o'clock. For the first
time IN many days there were no
local committeeman stamping I'm.
patiently about in his near neigh.
borhood and wondering how soon
the president would show up.
The explanation Of this happy
condition was found IN the fact that
the president spent the night IN
the ranch house OF his brother.
Charles Z. Taft three miles from
Gregory.
The huge tract Of 10000 acres
stretches for several miles north
Of this place. so far In fact that
II required three quarters OF an
hour for the Taft train 10 go last
might from sinton. the northern
end OF the tract. 10 Gregory. which
is also on the property
uuleaa the president changes bis
mind. he will spend the entire day
upon the ranch. playing golf. horse
back riding and resting WcdneH
day and Thursday viii furnish some
excitement Ia the shape 81 Wild
cat and Jack rabbit hunting
The members % the PRESIDENT
party. with the exception OF Cap
tain A. W nutt. his military aide
who Is AZ the ranch house. are
quartercd AT Tho Ncw Green hotel
built especially for the occasion By
charlea Il. TAFT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
my United rress.j

IsLiP L. l.. oct. fe--Coroner
Savage today In attempting 10
identify the partly charrcd skeie.
ton OF a young woman found In the
brush on the road between lalip
and Brentwood Tho woman ~ be
lioyed 10 have been dead for at
least year
The clothing Of the Rirl was Of
excellent quality. and an autOmo-
bile coat and muffler found near
the skeleton were both marked
Schwartz"
Relatives Of May Smith, a nurse
at the Manhattan hospital who dis.
appeared last spring and has not
been heard from since, will ex.
anime the clothing. as they believe
the skeleton ~ that of Miss Smith.
A singular circumstance In connec.
tion with the finding OF the skele-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
GETS AUTO AS GOOD FOR JOY
RIDES AS FOR CITY
BUSINESS.

Howard Joslyn. city electrician,
put one over on Councilman A. J.
Goddard by buying his own auto.
mobile. and nov Goddard, whose
pride has been set back several de
grces. wants the city to take II
away from him.
II all happened this way: Joslyn
made application for an automobile
In which 10 make necessary runs
about the city. Councilman God.
dard came 10 his assistance by hav.
INK passed a bill authorizing the
board Of public works 10 purchase
a runaboui for a price not 20 ex.
coed $3.50. Then Goddard got
busy. So did Joglyn, but Goddard
didn't know II.
The councilman picked out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
THESE WANT DIVORCES

LILLE A. Damon filed suit for
divorce in tho superior court this
morning from her husband. John
l.. Damon. a civil engineer OF Seat
tie, charging him with drunken.
ness. a violent temper. and with
having accused her Of unchnstlty.
Other divorce suits filed this
morning were Emma Elizabeth w.
George Gowiand. deaertion: Jessie
:. from Moses Cooper. deserti0n:
and Gertrude 81 vs. william J. Hol.
l0way. desortion.
Mrs. Leonia W. Brown was grant.
ed a divorce from Frank W. Brown
on the grounds Of cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

ton on the prosecuting attorneys
office. II Mrs. Johnson did. her
selection OF infants was excellent.
for Lester Harold is the most popu.
lar inmate the King county Jail
ever had. and deputies fall over
one another 70 pamper him.
Mrs Johnson is alleged TO have
victimlzed railroRda and street car
companies all over the United
States by clever pretenslons Of In.
juries. SO cleverly has she done her
work. the companies allege. that
the claim agents were always glad
to settle quickly with her.
She was arrested In San Fran
cisco last August after she had left
Seattle TO make her home there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

This Ia a situation In The Great
John Gnnton.~ which the shgbertn
are sending 10 the AihamhFa next
Sunday night. John Canton. n
character played by George Faw.
cett. IL a ssifmsde millionaire.
rough and domineering. when his
son IL thoroughly up against II. the
fear Of the pcnitentIary upon him.
he seeks cat bis father TO throw
himself upon hts mercy.
what's the matter7- demands
the old man. tseeu Specializing 2
Yes. father" says the hoy des.
pcrateiy. The fact IL I've gone
broke ON Union Copper"
How much have you LOST
~One hundred and fifteen thou
sand dollarsi"
John Castor wheels suddenly In
his chair. rises and faces his son.
His strongly marked face takes on
It's most formidable aspect He
hooks hts thumbs In the armhoieH
81 his vest. contemplatea his way.
ward son from head to foot and
then says.
Well -.-+- ----- -------.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
DETERMINED To LEARN

DIFFERENTIATED TO Md 10 their store
~ knowledge. even " the effort
keeps them up late at night oeca.
sioaally. I3s persons of varying
ages. ranging all the way from ~
to IS years. enrolled their names on
the roster Of the free night schools
af the high school buildings Last
night The enrolment vas more
than Is per- cent greater than that
OF any previous opening night The
sexes were nearly equally represent.
I'd. Elementary schools also were
organized Hast evening In the H. y.
Day. Warren av-. Central. Longfsl.
Eew. Franklin. Columbia City and
Ballard schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

most nearly correct answer The
star will give an entire box nj the
Aihhmbra for any evening next
week
To the person sending the second
best answer Tho star will give -four
~ the best seats on the lower floor
for ANY evening next week.
To the person sending the third
hes, answer The Star VIII give two
Of the best seats on the lower floor
for any evening next week
Announcement OF the winners will
be published in Mondays issue. No
communications will be considered
That are received later than satmr.
day. AddrvAs all letters 10 Editor
The John Canton Contest, The
Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
JOSL YIN SLIPS ONE
OVER ON COUNCIL

cute little runabout and was having
a tool box nailed on where the rear
seat ought 10 be when no was
shocked by the news that the city
electrician was shooting around
street corners in a big touring car
purchased with the city's money.
II developed that Joalyn had quiet.
~ reached the ear Of the board OF
public works and obtained suf.
ficient money with which to buy
a second hand car, and Incidentally
one equally as good for Joy rides
as for city business.
"stung." murmured Goddard
when he heard the news.
He thought again.
Il have II" he exclaimed, I'm
Introduce a bill repeating the one
allowing the runabout"
And II was 80. The bin reached
the council last night and was re-
ferred to the finance committee, OF
which Goddard Is an Influential
member
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
WETLAkE MARKET SPECIALS

IN MTsoS--sn.snsn. ssr s.~s
HxE ~ peruh. ice il 0e~g
- ~ esahs exrxain. ] for -
~ tAd ~. halgsut ffNe Il.
lie Ia. epertaI afma ~ tfs..
fps Ise. Easssrn oessmrs ~.
spaAd sTstsrs. a. pgnt
-a = . ana saimoA troul.
Aun Fhapas tie n AZ efafl
msas ssssagr. its fos
IA fer ttc. special
4. nsM Tie 10. sp-s4ai' stall
sausage. J ihs fas a5e al
~ and iofn Lamb rhaas
h =. ~ f1Mc n. pleaie
k-a.ss1 - At lbe ID. az stall "a
&s4kss bargain al fzr is Al
q. lefiain steaks barxsin Al
ga = frsnrh Iantb rhars
49,. - : snd 4. grpat bargain
- nHkk fhs for ste. rstvs
lfAe - sp~eiai On f4r4
-. ssr At stafi
y -. k*s<<s AND fHEFaE-rm.s.
~ - aazsas strictly fr~sh tar
- Wasen Faneh eggs. axr
~ t5c d1rea. fnft
- s-s ice IL N..~st,,
-. ~ siss wsxhfnxtnn -, -.
i, -. o<-zzsn - zee III Al .fau II.
q eJ t1sclal. : ia - ~. -
n Il -rsn suftss. ace su~atst -
4 - ,s sfssmery ~ fbr ~.
- -. DtzEon eggs. sp~riaf aaia
-, is and ~. t.ela9ua "a
-, -. \. !. szsfs L ADD M. $780,,
y ~ .. = s4fgair a. "a ~ ~
4flTr. nHfisr. ia. for
- sbfEs--cs.srx -. =. -.
= a stair XIII s@ess 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
SENTENCE OF FIVE
HUNDRED YEARS NULL

SALEM. Or Oct. fa.--The
supreme court thss morning
handed down an opinion IN the
case % the state against !.
Thcrnburn Rosa. appealed fren
Multnonah county, affirming
the decision OF tire lower
court. but reversing Il a. 20
the jail senteace Of 500 years.
which 10 cot out ard set
aside a. being uneonstitusion.
ai
This means that the banker
will have 10 serve five years in
tire Oregon state penltentiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
SKELETON IS FOUND
MURDER SUSPECTED

ton ~ that Miss Smiths supposed
fiancc was named GustaVe
Schwartz, and he is under indict-
ment he7s Tor the murder Of Irving
Johnson, a politician whom he shot
In the back Johnson was taking
Mics Smith 10 her home after no
had accompanied her 10 a dance
when Schwartz Is alleged % have
shot him
The disaDpearance Of Miss Smith
did not cause sensation at the
time. because II was generally be.
lieyed that she had gone away 10
get married.
Schwartz declares that he does
not know where Miss Smith is, and
that she left Islip without telling
him where she intended to go.
The police and coroner hope 70
clear up the mystery by the teeth
In The skeletons mouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
NO HEAT At CAMP

Complaining that there wRs no
heat In the tubercular tents nj the
Aims county hospital IN George
town. Mrs. ". A. Coffin and others
representing the womrn'a FEEDER.
s,ed clubs and the Y. W c. A.. ap.
peared before the county commits.
sionera this morning and requested
that something be done immediate.
~. The commissioners assured
them that steam heat was already
being installed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
DR.. Z. ]. BROWN
ARRESTED
THE DENTIST WHOM THE COM
BfNE CANNOT DRIVE FROM
THE STATE.

Again today. and for the twenty.
fifth time In the past six years.
have been arrested for prActicing
dentistry without n license and l
cannot get my license in this state
because Of the dental combine
which ] am now exposing in the
public press.
am licensed In Missouri. Texas,
California and Oregon. ] graduated
from the Western Dental College
NJ Kansas city. Mo. April 2. 1897.
There Ia no examination authorized
by Law in thin state. but ] have
taken the dental boards personal
examination twice In 1903. but the
dental combine rules provide that.
unless / signed n contract not 10
advertise. not 20 cut prices and no,
"a guarantee my dental work,
could not get my license. ! re
fused TO sign this notorious code
and contract and the machinery Of
the Law IL pat In motion az every
opportunity and spiea and creeping
things are sent 10 my office 10
accomplish the destruction 81 ms
business and drive me from this
state. but ! am here 20 stay.
NO Blood Money From Ne.
Papers wer. served on me some
days ago in a suit asking two or
three thousand dollars damage be-
cause they said ! extracted a tooth
NeTt. ! Was made an offer TO the
effect that II ! would pay 1850 the
case would be settled and was
made 10 understand that I would
not be arrested II settled
Ny arrest looks 90 me as though
the criminal Law is being used 10
collect tribute on claim for dam
AGES and. " so. the public win be
kept fully informed
BY yours truly.
EDWIN ]. BROWN. Dentist.
Ti3 First Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

Now. then. the question The Star
wants ita readers to answer r..
What did John Canton say
Sunday night. when the play n
given It's first presentation IN this
city. we shall learn Just what john
Canton did sag
To the person who sends in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
CUNNINGHAM CASE
tceneludsa.l

(cencludea.l
have all the documentary evidence
that he collected.
Claws position must necessarily
be that Of assuming that the prose.
cution Is not being carried on In
good faith. because his own aetlv.
lty. In good faith. resulted la the
presidential rcprimsnA and dis.
miAsal The land office L. evident.
~ anxious TO carry out the Gun.
bingham hearing with as little
noise as possible. and CLAWS IA a
witness might make this imposai.
Bile. CLAWS whereabouts Il un.
known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
cRfTTENDEN DELAYED.

Charles ~ Crittondon. 81 New
York. founder Of the Florence Crit
tenden homes over the United
States. viii not be- able 20 reach
Seattle tonight and "a result the
annual meeting ~ the board Of
trustees II the local Florence Crit
tcnden homo. scheduled for this
evening, has been postponed until
his arrival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
IMPORTANT NOTICE

Starting your journey without first
having your trunks and grips repaired Is
taking foolish ehnnces
"MondlnKtou's" Reliable Repair shop
for quick repairs. furniture. trunks. rripH,
side saddles, harness. ate 1si6 sixth nv.
Phone. Ind. e73s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

Alcoholic tonlcs destroy hair and
scalp. Leary's non-alcoholic com
pound gives life: cures dandruff.
itching. falling hair, grayness and
badness. All druggists and bar.
bers. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
ElIE A pRorEar-

Protest against the slze Of the
proposed play field for South Park
was made 90 the park board ycstcr.
day by a committee representing
the South Park club The club
wanted a play field and park com
bined. but finally compromised on
one block and half ON Eighth av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

CALDEN. Ark. Oct. fs--Seven
employees Of the Griffin Lumber
company we're killed and three
others severely injured By the ex.
plogion of the boiler In the mill.
which IL located near here.