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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
THIS PASTOR WANTS
A CLERGYMAN DAY
At THE A.-N.-P. FAIR
LAY ASIDE YOUR caesos AND
FOREST YOUR MINISTERIAL
DIGNITY, HE SAYS.

putunE aside for a time, Of least,
their differences u creed. their
petty quafrsir and their ministerial
dignity. and meeting man TO man.
not A. eiarrymen. but A. brothers,
the prraehcrr d the Northwest
should celebrate a "Clorgymen's
dAy" at the A.YsP. exposition. &C.
oufiinF TO X A. Cunningham, pas
tor Of the First Congregational
church Of MaChlas. Wash. who has
~fittcn TO tho exposition making
this suggestion.
Pastor Cunningham even left the
Rev OF his name 10 his letter.
imprceninE the fact that be wants
the preachers 81 all gospels to
gather at the fair merely as men.
fie DECLARES that ever parish IN
tile Northwest. no matter how poor
ought 70 be willing 10 help send
IT, pastor 10 the fair, be-
Loving that he would gain much
knowcdEe and broadening expert.
ence. and would return better able
to minister to the spiritual needs
Of his flock
The suggestion for a clergymen's
day At the fair met with instant
favor In the eyes Of several cx.
position officials. and was referred
10 the committee on special eyents,
which will probably arrange such
dar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
To RUN FROM
WALlA WALLA
To THE FAIR
Foot Racers Plan for Con-
test Over a Three Hun
dred-Mile Course Ending
in Seattle.

A three hundred mlls Marathon
race. from waliA wAlla TO Seattle.
TO finish At the A-Y~P, Stadium on
WallA walla dAy at the exposition.
Is being arranged BY the Waila
MAlla county commissioners 10 the
fair. and BY followers Of athletics
in Waila Waiia
The race will BE- tho longest ever
run IN this country. being sqi miles
between the two cities. with Hix
milcs n the finish IN the Stadium
One mountain range viii be crusaed.
and the runners will probably take
1--WE or SIX days for the race.
Present plans are for the entry
af two teams Of sir meu each. every
nan TO run the full distance. and
the team making the best showing
capturing a prize Of o. goo or more
The individual winner will receive a
special pfize. l. g. Mencham. Of
the walla Walls Commercial Club.
Is arranging the race. while v. A.
Rita. president Of the Walla walla
county A. Y. r commission. Il ar.
ranging "details here. The date for
waiia wAila day will be fixed to
day. and the start Of the race 10 ar.
ranged that the finish will be on
that occasion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
BABY sTARVEs ON
4 DIET Of COFFEE

PIT-TsHuRG. Aug i2-Holding
IN hor arms her dying baho, which
she had starved through ignorance.
Frances Nowiizska. Polish won.
an. broke into the Central police
station last night. asking In broken
English every officer shc met TO
save her child Before the officers
she cried for half an hour before
she wan able TO inform them that
tho cmaciated infant needed care
The superstition of Polish man
whom the woman thought a doctor
prompted her TO feed the child. .
months old. on coffee and bread
For several weeks the child
struggled for NE on this diet when
Il was sent to the hospital by the
officers Physicians there said Il
was starving 10 death Chances for
its recovery are slight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12

doesn't NJ Well. Try Il quickly
half a dozen times and see how
many times you miss. You'll not
be so confident Of youraeif. per
haps
Now try a little vocal exercise,
Just a sentence. Round and round
the rugged rock tho ragged rascal
ran Look al Il and then repeat II
quickly-rnn right through Il Az II
II were fayorlte bit Of verse
Or try this one How much
wood could a woodchuck chuck II
a weodchuck could chuck wood
OR that old familiar one, Peter
piper picked a peck Of picked pep
pers; . peca Of picked peppers Pc
ter Piper Elcked"
Can you do them without stun
bling and suffering? n you cant
the muscles Of your tongue are not
responding to your brain impulses
as they should. Talk TO your wife
more at breakfast time. tn be
good for both Of you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
EMPTY BALLOON SAILS AND TURNS AND RISES
IN WONDERFUL TRIUMPH FOR WIRELESS POWER

NEW YORK. Aus. l2,-In the rush
OF the new wonders Of The afr don't
overlook MARX o. Anthony.
It looks as II he may prove the
greatest wonder " them all
Two ycara ago he wont 10 the
workshop Of leo stevens, balloon
maker aud said.
If you'll make me a dlhfiblo
balloon, IN send il up In tho air.
manieaa, without an operator aud
control Il perfectly from the
ground"
Stevens, after hearing Anthony'a
ideas. agreed to the bargain
While he waa inahlns the ship
Anthony was pefiectlne hls Ideas,
The other day q wonderful test
was made,
A, Sandy Hook Anthony Released
hla dirlglhle balloon. Il was fitted
with Anthony apparatus. II was
Ike turning 5000 luoae In tho air.
Anthony sat 81 table containing
his wireless electrical apparatus
The ship started up aud uut over
the ocean with a rush Anthony
pushed hey ifonnd to "A HIGH
M IN the air the propeller Of tho
airshlp began 10 whifl Il carried
tho ship down to y lower level.
Nos IN turn it to the Fight"
said Anthony He pushed the hoy
around TO another number, and w
against the sky. the beholdefH saw
the alfahip yeef
Now we'll 10, Il so way out
said Anihony 4l'll bring Il back
Fat far nnt Ia sea u went al a
height Of over 1 600 feet
The thread which eaa attached 10
4 showed that Il was 1000 feet.
over a mile. out over the xalef,
when Anthony said
"Sow ~ bring Il back"
lie pushed his key 10 another
letter.
70 the nntoniahment Of the BE-.
holders, the alrshlp, then only
dot. vaycred In the sky, turned
and headed back toward shore.
Gradually II Erew larEer In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
THIS CHILD WIFE IS
TO KEEP HER DOLLS
FouRTEEN.YEAR.oLo BRIDE
ELECT WILL NOT owe
UP PLAYTHlhos.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. AUG IA
Helen stobba. IL years old. who
viii In week marry . man Of 20
cannot understand why thcre Ia "a
much public comment over The
fact that she intends to continue
playing with her two fayorlte dolls
after she has adopted tho prefix
Mrs
Miss stohba IA large for her age
and looks iG. but at heart she u
stlll a child, She has two dolls
which she dresses every morning
ard puts to bed every night
Il am going to live with my moth
or for a while after my marriage,
said Miss stobba, while ! am
home. will keep my dolls. but
whom We 90 to i've by ourselves
will give them 10 my younger ais
ter. admit ! like TO play with
dolls, and my getting married won't
make me care less for them.
u cant understand why people
are making such fuss over my
getting married, II | happen "a
marry fow years sooner than The
average girl. ! don't see what dit
ference It mikes My mother thinks
the same on ! do"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12

Close your eyes and make quick
grab for the lobe Of your ear. Can
YOU seize it--or did you clutch your
hair. pinch your check. or miss en-
tirelyf Better cut out the smokes
and the drinks and tune up.
stand with your heels and great
toes tlght together and then close
your eyes. Can you stand up a
minute OF do YOU feel dizzy or arc
you forced 10 open your eyes TO
keep from falling7 That's bad
you'd better take good stlff walk
every morning
stand with your feet together
and then raise one foot Can you
stand that way for half minute
with your eyes closed II you can't
you aren't in M condition and your
nerves are frayod out Take a ya-
cation and tune up,
Close your eyes. extend your arms
from the sides, and try to bring the
tips Of your index fingers together
In front Of you. Sounds easy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
IOTHER CLAIMS WAIF
LEFT ON A DOORSTEP
SEVERAL MONTHS AGO

related graphically tho oiroum-
stances OF the memorable night last
November and tho actions II Mr.
and Alrs short. when they faund
the little one Mrs. Short consented.
with tears. to return the child 10 itu
fightfui parent.
The dreams af the young mother
were realized sho had hegrrd.
pleaded. wcpl prayed and done all
In her power to learn who're her
baby had been taken sitter Il had
been refused at tho Home u the
Good Shepherd bot thinking that
she was dolnF her a Kind service In
keeping the knowledge 70 herself.
the sirl chum had refused to make
known the mystery Of which she
alone knew
Tomorrow nikht the attractive
mother q the pretty baby WIFI b.
married to her California sweet
heart. The babe win be siven q
name what the name In IND better
not be- told Tor the babe 10 deser, ine
q a fair start IN life. and ihs
mother. who promises 10 love and
cherish the child. Of a chance TO
make atanrmeat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
MITCHELL GIRL
HEARD FROM
IN OPIUM DEN
Woman Claiming to Be
Esther, of Holy Roller
Fame, Arrested in Chin
ese Joint in Canada.

VANCOUVER. u. c. Aug IA
According 10 special dispatch re-.
ceiycd here today By the World
from It's Nanalmo correspondent. Il
white woman has been found living
there with a Chinese to a cabin at
Departure Bay, who claims she Il
Esther Mitchell. the woman who
shot and killed her brother In Be.
attic two years ago last month be.
cause Mitchell had killed Elder
Crefneld, Of the Holy Roller sect
OF religious fanatics.
Mitchell alleged that Creifield
had ruined his sister. and her deed.
Il was alleged. was prompted By
devoteee OF the sect
The Nanalmo woman was found
clothed only IN a dirty underskiri
and greasy sweater. and In a pitt
able condition, victim Of the
opium habit
She stated 10 the court that, after
her release from the asylum she
went to Portland for a year and
then came 10 Victoria. u C.. where
she remained until about two
months ago, thence coming TO Ma
nnimO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
FAITHLESS WIFE, IN CELL,
BARES TRAGEDY OF LIFE

through the corridors Of the stone
walled jail, aud she finally became
unmanageahle TO such an extent
that three strong men were re-
quired to hold her
Get the 'hypo'' sternly com.
manded the hospital ply siclan. who
had been hurfledy summoned
Now bare her arm-hold steady"
II was over In a minute, and she
soon settled Into troubled Stun.
Der.
Same Old Story.
In the morning her story was
cleaned. II was the same old tale
OF an erring wife and a worthless
scoundrel,
Her husband was still living
the head Of big flour manufac.
turing concern in Minnesota. And
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
AN ADOPTED BABY
DEVELOPED COLOR"

NEW YORK, Aug. IA
When a woman In an automo-
bile abandoned a new born
baby in one Of the New Jersey
suburbs a month ago II was OF
such attractive appearance
that Mrs. John e, Travers, Of
Rutherford, N. j., loyfully
adopted II, But as the baby
grew older Il assumed a dark
hue, large lips, flat nose and
kInky hair, and on the report
OF a physician that Il was Of
negro blood, Mrs. Travers has
turned the baby over to the
poor master.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
The TITLE men co TO
DETROIT NEXT YEAR

". n Taylor Of Kalamazoo.
Mich. vas elected president of the
American Association OF Title Men
at the close Of their third annual
convention yesterday. Lee c. Gates
Of Los Angeles was elected vice
president, C. E Lambert Of Rock
VILE. Ind. secretary; George
Vaughan of Little Rock. Ark, treas
urer Mr.. Vaughan was reelected.
Mr. Taylor was promoted from vice
president
l.. S. Booth OF Seattle was elected
to the executive board Next years
convention will be held at Detroit
the latter part OF August.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
PLACE NE ON FILE
FOR A GOOD HUSBAND"

NEW YORK. Aug. l2.-An Indl.
annapolis widow has written a letter
to- Commissioner Of immigration
Williams, requesting that she be
placed on file at Ellis island for
desirable husband, The widow,
whose name viii be given to any
unattached male person who is In
earnest writes that she has been
Informed that the benevolent Amer
lean government is furnishing
brides for immigrants, and asked
the commissioner TO please place
her name on the list OF eligihles
should any immigrant be seeking o
mate OF mature years"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12

vision 81 tho waiehor. and finally
It came In from over the sea and
settled on The sands, almost at The
place from which il had aaconded.
'lta only the Wireless transmits
aion Of power. said Anthony, Our
new nirstip will be equipped with a
compressed air engine that viii run
for eight hours
I'm also going 10 put another
notch that will call x on my az.
paraius
when ! turn the key 10 X a
camera on the machine will snap
view Of Tho scene beneath H.
ny iascntion does away ~ith the
question Of whether dlfiFiblea are
safe tor Transporting sooats DURING
var
with my arrangement they
Hunt need scouts viii have only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12

10 send my airahip out over fortl
flcatlonA, snap the camera a. many
times ~ ! want TO and bring the
alfHhip back.
II u II punciured no one will be
Injured We can send up another
one and take another Try for the
pictures.
= can also arrange Il so that
can send the airEhip. containing TX
plotlYes. over d fort and then. By
turning my key 10 a certain notch,
dump out the explosive.
The airship will rise IN tho air,
out Of the way Of the explosion,
aud No can then bring II back ior
another trip
when ! make my apparatus
strong enough ! Will be able TO con
troll the ship At distance OF II
miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12

where was the man for whom she
deserted her home and child "0h,
he Is In San Quentin she said.
They had Travelled to California
and had lived together in an out
of-the.way place until the hunt In.
stituted by the distracted husband
had ceased.
Then they emerged from their
hiding place and lived the life that
kills until the funds became ex.
hausted.
He was def Of finger aud clever.
so for a while he prospered in the
role Of a pickpocket. But, as is al.
ways the case, he was captured,
Now he is serving II years and
she is-stlll in the hospital, anxious.
~ waiting tidings from her husband
whom she deserted so ruthlessly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
bALL|NGER REFUSES
To EXPLAIN CHARGES
THAT HAVE BEEN MADE
Declines to Be Questioned
and Bangs Up Telephone
When Reporter Gets
Best of Argument.
BY Samuel NJ. Evans. Staff coffe-
spondent

" 9aNHAHf W. LNAHAf RAANN R6iAN-
spondent.
SPOKANE. Aug. "a Before be
left 10 Join the senate committee
on Irrigation, which IL Waiting the
northwest. Secretary Balllnger last
night refused to grant an audience
to a reporter sent to Interview him
regarding the attitude Of the de
partment Of the interior toward the
water power trust In Montana.
Efforts were made throughout
the day 10 see him. but the score
tary refused to treat with his
vould.be interrogation, except
through the medium Of a private
secretary.
Finally Balllngef came to a tele-
phone. and the following CONVERSE
tlon occurred.
THAT dope you put on; 10 all
wrong and false said Ballinpen.
4 have the records Of the BOze-
man land office and maps and GER
tain statements OF Collins which
would Ike to submit to you" said
the reporter
"l'll have no conference with
you" replied the secretary. you
miartated the case"
= can prove TO you by the records
that the power trust grabbed Mon
taun lands was the reply.
then you have n1isoonstrued
what has hapepned.r retorted Ball
niger 81 will not see you until Il is
Strengthened OUT
You are the only man who can
stfalghien II out, Mr. Secretary"
Bailinger's reply was 10 hang up
his review and terminate the long
interview.
Secretary Balllnger last night
gave to the spokesman.Iteylew
statement OF his side Of the case.
He said.
4 have information from Wash
ington that the public records show
that no power sites or dam sites
We're taken up during the time that
geo. 900 acres OF land were opened
for entry in April. Even II the
land avaaable for power sites was
entered upon. Il could not proceed
TO patent because OF a provision in
the order throwing II open to entry.
The department OF tke interior
is making as substantial progress as
It did under Secretary Garfield. only
It is not advertising itself
psrdee's Statement.
To this statement. Gov. Pardee
Of California made the following re-
ply:
IT Ia not a question Of how much
land Secretary Balllnger has restor-
ed Il is question Of whether any
power sites have been taken up un-
der Balllnger which could not have
been taken up under Secretary Gar
field.
The records show that the land
was open longer than for the month
of April. The records OF the Boze-
man land office also show that scrip
selections were made Of 1855 acres
Of land on the Missouri river by the
Collins Land company. for George
l.. Ramsey. Mr.. Ramsey says that
Collins owns the land. Collins Is
reported to be the agent for the
Continued on Page Seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
.CLAsP[D BABE TO
BREAST AND DIED

HANCOCK. Mich Aug IA
Five bodies we're recovered today
from the ruins Of the Dionne resi-
dence. which was burned 10 the
ground last night When cxhumed
from the ashes the body u Mrs
nsonne was discovered with The
eharred remains Of her baby oianped
TO her breast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12

MIAMI. Florida, Aug, i2.-Mea'
ger adyices received here today In
dlcate that there has been a fight
between the whites and the Sem.
inoloa In the Everglades, but no
details were oblalnable,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
Y. 10 Home Of MIR. and
/ M Thomas c. Short
IA Gets the Babe-A
Wedding Announced.

ma cries Of q beautiful baby
n q The rcsr steps Of the
~. q Thomas c. Short one
4, NJ November attracted MN.
y. <, he porch. where the little
~. fsand Just As Il had been
,zssrnily by a destitute
4, npaihs have elapsed since
- sad the baby girl has
= 4 lpse rs fesirr mother In
s.hs's pay. and The Shorts
..iussIly become attached to
.li shleh they had adopted
NJ csn.
IL dsys age a pretty refined
4 ronsn. claiming 10 be The
"a q the once deserted baby.
- a the scene With her Elrl
a "a with conclusive evidence
=, rikntfal claim 10 the little
r ~ he's Than 3 year old she
y r<rsnade Mrs Short to siye
- hss baby petition which
1uk effect mill the rval
~ pnanctd a sum Oi money 10
az ia Efforts Tor their care OF
Atlt sad the cost VI tie keep
vi not until a few dals ago.
= D. ynanr mother appeared.
m Short learned 81 the par.
- Il the child which she had
"a h out Of the cold November
Nine months ago the little
ns born 70 the sweetheart Of
M son n a rich California
y md oil man
Wa Refused Once.
rn1I< q szre for her tlny of.
hing a. solihfal mother sent Il,
NJ I tzzssd rims given her By
svwfzssr. as compensation
N ssw. 70 the Home OF the
y 2saksfd who for some
- ri1rned II, Then II was
y E'fi ehnm. who appeared az
ms<< ts.l.I.t..... .sfth a.. .s,..,...,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
SEATTLE MEN
DRAW PRIZE
LAND CLAIMS
Drawing for the Flathead
Indian Reservation Is in
Progress Today at Occur
d'Alene.

COEuR BALENE. Aur u Two
Seattle men. A. n Lane and Fran
cls cammack were lucky winners
today In the land drawing Tor
claims IN the fIAihead Indian ncp'
ersation at Mlsaolua. Mont Lanes
number was ze. aad Cammaek
drew 81,
The first prize 10 the drawing
vent to Joseph firay Of warsaw
Ind lie has first choice Of $500
claims. Joseph Hodge o. Deer
Lodge. Mont. drew No ,, and Pat.
rick oulSslof Of Roaemoni Mont.
drew No. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12

Thaws appeal from the decision
OF Justice Mills W refusing to allos
a hearing before a Jury IL nos
pending. and II Ia expected that his
counsel will Immediately start \
movement IN an effort 70 snln a
hearing before a Justice who will
permit jury TO ait In the case.
Justice Mills decision said.
First The insanity with which
ThAN was afflicted when he Killed
Stanford white waa chronic delu.
sive insanity, known as parauoia
"Hacond-Thhw has not rrcoY.
cred"
IN support OF the first statement
Justice Mills said Although Thau
evidently was far from moral and
engaged IN perverted practices. as
revealed. the testimony Of the Mer.
rlil woman gave absolute prccr-
dence TO the tales regarding
White"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12

His belief regarding White vas
plainly a delusion. declared the
Justice. and vas not based ou
facts
The second poIn, is based on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12

~ 70 SPEND AN
MTIRE DAY HERE.

~ United Press.
lyGaty. Mass Aug. u. 4
uiesnt Tar today stated I
: = viii pass the entire I
= osptembsr 20 In Seat. 4
n s.Ii arrive a, Tacoma I
= slsssnoon Of October I. I
y rseems the presidential !
VII % directly TO Port 4
ns1ssc 81 returning to I
. planned In the =,
~ Itinerary. ,
- = 4 4 = 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12

A n Lane. the Seattle man who
drew No. se In the Fiathcad Indian
reservation drawing this morning,
IL boom man q, the Taylor Mills.
He IL SINCE. IS years old. aud lives
At the mill, Coming late Ia lifo.
az IL does To him. his luck VII
mean comfortable circumstances IN
his old age.
The name Of Francis cammaek Of
Seattle. who drew No. "a, Is not
given IN the city directory or the
telephone books
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12

Esther Mitchell escaped from the
sicilacoom asylum March IS, and
could not have been In Portland
the length Of time claimed by the
woman In Nanalmo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
BOOTH is FORCED TO SIT in
SCHIVELY IMPEACHMENT
Senate Refuses to Let Him
Off After He Had Sworn
That He Was Prejudiced
in Case.

OLYMPIA. Aus. i2.-The senate
Just before noon today voted 10
force scnatef Robert booth q King
county to ii, on the schlveiy I'm.
parchment proceedings after a long
and at times bitter debate. Booth
submitted a letter asking 10 b. ex-
castd from the oath and sitting
stating that he was convinced
Of sehiyely's corruption. and that
no evidence could switch him. and
that he whs therefore disqualified
from acting a. a Judge
Turned Down Hard.
Five senators. Huxtahle. rreshy.
Smith. Williams and Ruth, voted 10
excuse Booth The others turned
the request down hard. and 10 show
the bitter feeling aroused. insisted
that Booth leave the senate chamber
until ho had made up his mind
whether or not 10 take the oath.
During the morning session the
senators wranFled some time over
the hours 10 be observed during the
trial, aud finally decided TO be IN scs-
eian from . O'Clock to noon and
from 1910 10 O'Clock daily. with no
night sessions
Fear for Duwarish.
on the house side the Duwamlsh
Improvement bill came up a. spc-
cial order So many atiaeks were
made on the attempt to bring the
l4-aa=a-a-
Continued on Page Three.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
SENATOR PILES IS
BACK FROM CAPITAL

u. &. senator Samuel II. Piles re-
turned 10 the city from washing
ton last night He was slightly III
and worn out from his journey, so
remained In hls room this morn.
Ing. lie will be at his new offices
Ia the Central building tomorrow.
PfTTsBuRG. Pa. Aug IA
Steve Hofval, q steel striker was
shot and Killed by Major Smith, n
negro omployc Of the Pennsylvania
Malleahle company, In a riot In
which y number OF men were In
iufcd near Schoonyille today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-12
WAFER sHuT oEF.

4 Water will be shut off In the 4
h intermediate service mains 4
4 and In the district west Of 4
= Woodland park and Green 4
4 Lake and north Of N. A7th on 4
4 Friday. Aug. 10. from . a. m.
4 TO s p, m. 4
; tSgt gsst sssHs :