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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-09

"Did you ever number among your
blessings" asked the business girl, 'the fact
that you are standard size? No? Well,
it's one of those blessings that favored ones
are apt to take for granted. But I thank
it for the fact that I have a nice little
nest egg in the bank now instead of having
to use all my income just to keep shod and
frocked, as less favored mortals do.
"Almost all ready made suits and
gowns are made on standard measure
ments, that is, with a certain fixed proper
ton between bust, hips and shoulders.
IF your shoulders are broader and
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-09

It has not bsen so many years since
there were penal laws that could he in
voked against any one leaving cotton seed
out where stray farm cattle might eat it.
It was against the law to throw the
same seed into streams for fear the fish
might be poisoned by it.
To-day that once despised product is
worth $25 to $50 a ton and there is no
need of any laws of the old kind, for it is
too valuable to be left loose.
The evolution Of cotton seed sounds like
a fairy tale.
Formerly deemed only a nuisance and
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-09
Once
Despised,
Now
Valuable
By W. ". CARAVAN,
South Carolina Planter

in the way it is now valuable for many purposes, thanks to the patient
investigations Of the scientists.
We all know that it produces an excellent salad and cooking oil but
little inferior to the olive and that its meal is one of the best of animal
foods.
I have given it to my work horses every day for the past five years
in combination with corn and other grain and my animals r. always in
prime fix.
It il the best horse ration exant and beasts fed ON j; are certain to
thrive .
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-09
This will Interest Mo+h.r.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Chill
d GHiIdre used H by Mother 1aeT Gray, a nurse in
patton, Feyerishness, Teething Disorders,
stomach Troubles and Destroy Worms;
$1,000 testimonials Of cures; All druggists,
Olmsted, Le Roy, N. 7.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-09
Not Even Sandy.

MILFORD was sitting on his fathers
knee watching his mother arranging
her hair.
Papa hasn't any Marcel waves like
that" said her father, laughingly.
MILFORD, looking up at his fathers
bald pate. replied: "Nope, no waves;
it's all beach."-Columbia Jester.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-09

I cannot praise a fugitive and clois-
tered virtue, u~nexercised and un-
breathed, that never sallies out and
seeks her adversary.-Milton.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-09

A girl thinks a mar impertinent ii
he tries to 1irt with her and indiffer
ent if he doesn't.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-09

One Thing That Will Live Forever,
PETrITS EYE SALVE, first box sold in
1907. 100 years ago, sales increase yearly.
An druggists or Howard Bros, Buffalo. N. Y,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-09

HAVE YOU.A COUGH, OR COLD7
IT so take OF once Aliens Lung Balsam and watch
results. Simple, safe, %efective:, All dealers. Popu-
lar pr1ces-2c, Soc and $l.0O bottles.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-09

WE PAY HIGH PRICE FOR HIDES
and furs & sell guns and traps cheap.
~. Nv. HIDE G Fur Co.. MINNEAPOLIS.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-09

Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate ana invig-
crate stomach, liver and bowels. Suoar-coated.
tiny granules. Easy to take as candy.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-09
Sufficient Evidence

Father was evidently drinking
again last night"
What makes you think that?"
"He sassed the janitor when he
came in."-Louisville Courier-Journal
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-09

It takes a woman to tell a secret
and magnify it's Importance.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-09

A giggling girl is apt to become a
cackling woman.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-09

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup. =
For children teething, softens the gums, reduces IN.
namnstion, alIayspain, cures wind colo. 26cs bottle.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-09

Well Guarded Against Fire.
More than 80 per cent of the cities
of this country with a population of
ten thousand or more are equipped
with electric fire alarms.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-09

It is usually costly to follow cheap
advice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27

MIsSoUI.A. Mont. April as
News Of another physical clash be-
tween Hill and Hartman englueerS.
rivaling Ia violence the famous bat
tie between surveyors Of the same
railroad interests when the Spo'
kane. Portland and Seattle railroad
was being built. reached this city
today from Lolo Pass. where the
encounter occurred Friday
Fists, rocks. surveyors staifs and
other convenient weapons were
used IN the coufliet The battle
ended only after members % both
gangs were badly beaten How
ever. the surveyors are sim on the
contested Eruund. The trouble
arose over a cutoff between Mis
Eoula and Lewiston.
The engineers for the Hartman
line had been In the field several
WEEKS By the time the Great North
ern party arrived and were survey
ing their route along the Loio river.
west Of the Bitter Root mountains
and the pass. which Is the point %
contention between the two
systems
When the Hiil party reached the
river. Il waA ordered off BY the
rivals. and a pitched battle FOL.
lowed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
'o0NFr coaNI.1ioNrHE NoFici


COUNTY COMMISSIONER NOTICE
on HEAntNa.
NOTCH - HEREBY utvEN thai ths
NAtNtEN FNWNN AND fNMfUANfuN
CuMfAN ~. corporation have appiied
g tne u1ard q cuuHlY cananlssiangfs
right sHd rritiisEs % bella operate and
nlaintsin a system % pair and sifn iinss
fHr thH FaHsniseien ~ siTTtFitttF taf
AshiauN pe@eg Ana s.sgty.e iHtsf -
uren eeftaln Highways streets siisfs
ana Fghiie giaess ia ne cnuntf - klnN.
-n~xinninx ~ pslai IS ths ~sss
qaarteF rnraar II So ~ rap - ~
"a e. W NJ ainuE the reaa east ~
Intersection with hlEhwaF hstwean Hecs
ss,,e N" ~ osiss ~ sesss re IS ie
thence EAST 4iens ths hiEhuay 20 inssf
seeti7a nait histWAt wtsh tae military
lasa Aise essia a. seis, a.. o.
and easfh hiEhWag n~aF y " cefhsf
- See fa fhsnFa neatHfiN e. nl4haaV
hsiwssn sees ASA theues nnrthsfig
ana 81 thsnes urss ~ narihwsst
sn shs ss.ssru "a. - Sc : thsass
--,ss'y e 1870 st.sr 49, 80. "a s 80,
ueftR 4aartsr cnfnar See 20 thsare east
sFir 90 fhs e. corner - sait section
taenes seesshss.y s.eHF ~ hisasay
village % Tee MnIreF fMfuee arafh na
enc hiahEaf shraaFh ths reatss af Asrs
3 aad lf ta EentH W ssHinEfaH fMHuee
sHathrtiV atNm9 shs htEhwaF Co TmWHs
10 fHs hsfNs NaEf SD kna go thHars
siaes tns hisauaF sssi 60 Admiralty
fnfsf
Add thas fns tfth Gar af kpru 1893
az the boss q a'ffets 3 uf has hasn
81 far thr hsaanE - cate SPECIFICATION
and ths eaHstdsFafian theFeat in Conn
rnlsaaaHeFs office On sac King ceaafF
Craff Hanss. aad az Hhlrh tisHs ard
rlaes si persons Interested thsrsiu Hag
he beard
paas AZ ssattls. wash this I'm daY
- AHFtt 1888
hoard uF COUNTY Commission EHH
uF AtNl COUNTY WAHulNgruN
nF ufto A caas. Ciffk ~ said ftasrd
~ Waadsu uspaff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
LINEMAN DIES AT
TOP OF POLE

Forty feet above the ground. a.
A Ham. lineman Of the Seattle
Electric Company. was electrocuted
a. 9Th ay. and spring 81 last even.
lng while repairing a broken insula.
ton.
Ham had both wires barred and
accidentally grabbed one with each
hand. sending s.S00 volts through
ais quivering body
With a cry Of agony he attracted
he attention Of his companion az
he foot OF the pole The companion
shouted for assistance and after a
rope was secured he climbed 90 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
BLOODY duel.


MEANWHILE. Miss. April al
Cornelius Pratchard Is dead and
three persons are wounded as a re-
suit Of a sir handed shooting ARRAY
here. the outgrowth Of q political
feud
DR.. A. M Newman recently de-
feated Pritchard's father for chan.
Gerry clerk and feeling between the
two factions became Intense. When
Prltchard met Newman weapons
we're drawn and the firing was BE-.
gun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27

The regular summer water In
spectiou maintained by the water
department viii be- lnauguFated on
May I. A large number OF extra
men viii BE- required during che
summer 10 keep tab on the users
% city water. but az frs, only
twelve extra men will be started
out
The same rules will govern the
use OF water this summer as we're
In force last year This applies 90
sprlnkling 81 lawns aud prohibits
the use % stationary nosEles except
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27

top. where the nearly lifoleaH body
was suspended. scared and wrllhing
az the current passed through IT,
The contact was broken aud the
body was lowered to the ground.
Here efforts were made 20 rcviyo
Ham but they proved OF no avail
An automobile was called immedi
atcly and he was taken to the Seat
tie General hospital lie was pro
nounccd dead on being carried tn
side
Ham lived at s2i Battery a., and
was so years of age Nothing In
known 81 his family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
use OF WATER TO Be
LIMITED DURING SUMMER

where meters are Installed
Lawns can be- sprinklcd only be.
tween the hours Of and $50
o'clock. both morning and evening
For violations Of the rules fiue
Is provided
The new pipe line vii BE- com
pieted about the middle ~ July and
as this viii practically double tho
supply OF water it Us not anucipat
ed that there will BE- any water
famine. such as has been threat
ened during the hot weather for
several ygars past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
POISONED BY EATING
CANNED BEANS

SAN BERNARDfNO. Cal. April
2T.--Canued beans may extermlnate
the entire household Of Sidney
Boardman. Of Needles One dangh-
ter Il dead and the other children
and the mother are not expected
to live. The family diued on beans
Saturday and ptomaine poisoning
follow ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
A Great Bargain

go acres en- fenced ana In cnitlva
hons f.rnnfn house. barn and chicken
houses seed weli. ff heafinF ffuIt
trrrHi 4 aefe atraa berries acrrH Hafa
tnen And other garden 2 deasn fayIna
delivered pc door daily. IA miles from
tpwn. This litfln home will ualt any.
one The price uili cell it.-euiy tfG8h
owner Evans. Room sea i1H ind Ave
South over uuYa urua Store ar "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
THE SEATTLE STAR

One cent per copy sin esufR per week
Or twenty fivs cents pr wanth Nelis-
sred ~ mail Or carrier Ne free copies
TO NAIL IHsC HGBhH~--Ths date
wheu your auhs1rlr flun gnpiren - en the
address isfal - each paper when that
date strives. n your auhacrip fiun has nHt
sEata been paid On adrNnce your pc ne
ia taken from The iiat A change - date
on the address Label ia Feeeivf
NOTICE TO erH4CHfHfH---Ehn
VnAg rgny % The NtaF fIif 20 raaEn gHn
~ o'clock any evening. please ~ %
the favor % call ep our main office.
Sunset. Aain 1850 lad, az between
and 20 o'clock ana We sill Hand yuu
copy AZ once II yuq should miss y more
than once. pieass feiephuua - sssfy time
yuu mics il
II THIS way wa can ~ eerfain n giving
our subscribers perfect serFiee--ana
u 10 the only way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
CITY RIAL EsrArE.
AVON EJACULATION nuY A
TOT ~
wAnDAtL PARK ADDITION

u is hish.ciass property because ~
its surroundings Witch Niil only br
chsnnsd ~ saaing more convenience
and Hreafrf beauty We are nsiitnE
these beautiful tote 81 prices that eili
enable yea go deubis youf HaneF sithtn
sta muuths The location ~ the prop
eftf, the transportation facilities aAd
the assurances ~ the cedar Hifsf Hatsf
nsain ~ usat pstHheF 10 GUARANTY
Fon t.AuuE PROFIT FuH THOSE
WHO mpY NOW ~ WAupALL rAnK
ADDITION There BE- no HIGHER
healthier location Va Seattle fef home.
sites The district 10 EuiidlnN rapidly
ard prumlses larger pFunf fnr fhs
slnaH Investor then any afhsf pert ~
Seattle Great fortauea afs made ~
smaii hssihniHss ana biE percent ~
ihoss small tssiuninas Nsfs made b.
real estate
CAL Il nur offies lsi as shoa you
aFsF fhis addition The latH afe Muad
Falues aud gau are sure 90 make =
hanasufNs pfunf with emily faa bus
ared dnltsFF Invested Price $50
nlfne aihs fsach fhs property watsf
fnaiHs "a hf placed fn The streets The
iots are fsadF taF taiiainx
rHE REALTY owArns aYNuicArE
Msia asa-so sis chsrry ~ lad iist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27

ASSAY OFFICE UF TuE UNITED
STATES AT sEATrt - Aufi ~ fHaf
SEALED FNuftsH AIS iu duplicate viii
b. fsesiVeA ed fAs affias ~ thn AasaFaf
Or rbarre ~ ere ASSAY uffiea ~ tha
Unftef States af seattle NMahi1rfan.
uNtN 30 a'rturh HH1N. NaF ffFf taHt
fneH nuNlie3f nWsn~h faf eHmaqai sep
piles eIHfFsd far fhf AseaF nffFe nf
the rnitsd states af Seattle Washlrr
toA. Ter fne Hafai Frar from 4uiE d 1879.
ta 1aHn Ga sate. under usual Ean1islauH
fn accordance wlfh fchsfniss aad spsti+
fIraftana copies ~ #Hirn Hffa tisnh
BAD aUnn application 60 rENFTN n
PROPOSALS ami nfhsf infuruaftan may b.
NffAH kssaBfra ga- charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
RAILROAD FORCES IN
PITCHED BATTLE
LEGAL NOTICES.

TIC iust man fans ssysa Iimss.-
Bible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
Second Av. Hotel
Brokerage Co.
FARMe LID lANpa.

-. = ...,ssass1sa-s-rs-',a9------
\ GENUINE SACRIFICE =oensf has 90
have nuneY- ana ln order 60 act 81
gairhif. has Instructed a. 20 cell his
tNkATN ACRES - seed Level lane
on eaFnrf ~ tive rauufg raada 81 q
thiWkiF settled nsis y hnf suaa. hHnAg
e. sthani. nts sasY aFifinF dtsfanas ~
seattle rutiir Asfsst We hifkisnh
Terry twa acres Thoroughly cleared
anres mere pasture hHuse anfhuiia
lnss NnunE ofrhafn Fuat ea1sf sup
plf 81 The extremely les Price ~
81 SEQ frsfus aau ~ had 81 pafi
An Investigation wlii prove a. 500 that
EHu esnnaf tuf slid uHlfupfat - lauf
tn tnis tifinity fsf Ices thea fIfe Per
arfF W. have essn fhiH place aHa
can recommend q a. 4 gsnafns haFs
nain.
nunEHr MktrRr.
aiRsR8e.asi Aiessa nlaN lie ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27

GsasNstnsa 8uctinH arf fai.s ffstl=s
hexsss harness vehicles tuaEht hud seld
#a fnfnHsifHfnn Aufft0n every ffiNaF !
) ~ fe head haFses al siass ea hasa
HfaudHHaa 81 usafGstnan eal III
Ths EaHis Furniture Auatsu Co
Pike arf WiHfh uiu hay your Gupon a.
hstf eash pfirsa % eel them % refn-
fafss4nn TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
HELP WANTED-ONE CENT a WORD
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Continued.


1900 WNAr
snnam cottage teEsf ansg tfpH
trses Fafden ail fenced ffriif plsfe
ieeo ssssh "e s1s .has . ,s'"frh ass ~.
tween o. ana 4 O'Clock
WEE, seattle. he 30, home district
we aiwaYs nave bargains % easy tefma
csntufy asaliy 60. ieit hissha pids
coHputq Samuel caiiyer tff BAILEY
naiidina. about farms. fruit ianda aefe-
sHs sie
Far Sale rouf chaies lots. essi frpnt
GRADED streets. fur ffaldenrr 5000 tigh
rau 80 76af zsrd ~ 81 w. tiofhE
easi y block north. On end - Sleep e.
line la-1l
On eaf line 20 minutes out. room
aud Q room uiaafFfad cottage iHfEf tots
III $50 ttae down. tlh month. ~ Fisrt
neYd uids
ror sais t.room house ioi toslez.
adjoining 50 Maker fsfh Haa. iph
S Sslsi.' ssai s',,,S'' rda 500
AUcrion BALES
rxTnAoRpiNAnY AUCTION SALE
a. ~ ~ if9s srnisg ST con 90
ugffHroN AVE
Eish, foens y ne fines, fafniles'
fNHH hes NMrN NNH8 800 HHANN r. NHNH
Consisting 81 the feii0siHr hienani
rrfiEht Hlanu- nhumaa Hnn maze
hanaanms body ffuasais ard AHmlnHfff
russ Eood 40 nse tHi1 pHrlof fafhff
fufs ~ FHnalns fumsd uak slfh genuine
leather uphnlsfrrinE bell frfH "Htt
table fufmrd oHk litfefF table rltNNhi
raaF chairs lTif Nfaf hiEhfsi HAal'F +.
30 pairs fleganf iars curtains hiplnH
Faaut consisting - fumes nak fhlaa
closet with mirror hHNk. slrNhnt huffti
f1n sxfHusion tshie ara 2 ainsfs aii lb
fsmsf aah - enc nraf uaaHi1 joe
pirrs uatiiana china dinnsT 49, eif
saa4 cufs alasr ana dishes slrHaMi sifs
paffiefes Nenafnr bfaFH ara fnAtuel
BED sfehds ahifs ruffed haif matHeas
81 ana the finest ~ usddiaF usuuihs
rnahoFanF dresser hnd rhiffoutsf Gle"
genuine golden aah ffruHefH nna rhfs
faniefs 4nfh fsnHe Eas range hiffhfn
ntlgfif ard sfFrFtAinF thAf EHeH Do
flfsf class house This fnfni'eff fHsi
81 eco o. and oHiF been HHF1 ahaHf nns
Fraf finUHa uuon THURSDAY fnf intpfE
tian frem 3 90 tHb q ~ rsFs haai.
san ~ far az 81 a. haFisiou AFs AHa
mafk one tinfh nuffh
JOS MARTIN Auriionssf
Phone East 1898 ffAA
nsasrstnwa 1ucuon anf faiss Efsti-s
hcFsss hafnsss. vehicles tuuaht snd seld
Vs. enfnusitsien Austion eFefY ffihaF /
- fe head hafsss al sises ea hasa
Hfaudfnaa o. osafFstrsn. N tal III
a=ssaaa-sa-saa-seH =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-27
Come Quick

fiemss8eads under irt9asiani level
i@Hd
o. ctuuam
ffa ufisHtai niefb
Maiu s'se Ina T. tssi.
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81 100 A HMhF
.itaam cottage aeEaf. alley lfHH
trees Fhfden. ail fenced FrriiF plsfe
$500 rash owner. fHur Garner. Haf p
ism Ht IND SEQ Sunset ttg fhehe bs
tween 9 and 1 ofriofh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-22
PLUNGES INTO
FIRE.. GETS CHILD
YOUTH WRAPS COAT ABOUT HIS
HEADS SLIGHTLY BURNED
DURING HEROIC EFFORT.

NEW YORK. Jan. Fire that
started In the kitchen OF Mrs Louise
McDonough. OF No. go West Tenth
ST. came near costing the lives oil
Mrs. McDonough's four-year-old son,
Willie. and Mrs Bowling, an aged
woman. who lived on the top floor OF
the house
The bedroom In which the child
slept was in the rear OF the Kitchen.
The fire in the kitchen was between
the mother and the child. Victor Mehr-
hon, eighteen years old. the son OF
the ianitor,' wrapped his coat about
his head, plunged through the flame
and smoke and brought the child out
safely Mehrhoff was slightly burned.
Mrs. Dow ling Is now so years old.
Her son, william, with whom she lives
is a Waterman at the kifth-ave. home
OF John Jacob Astor. He came from
work In time to see the fire. With two
policemen, he ran up stairs. The po-
icemen carried down the mother and
bowling rescued his niece. Grace Car
roll, IL years old. who had refused to
heed the entreaties Of the aged wom'
an 10 leave her.
Another rescue was that OF Willie
McDonough' red bank which he had
received from Santa Claus. He cried
SO hard and was so insistent that a
fireman finally went and found 1t In the
apartment The red paint was blist-
cred, but the six coppers II contained
were still there The fire damaged
the house 10 the amount OF 81 500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-22
DIED

BENZER--Jan. -. 1909. at residence.
Haltiner-ave.. River Rouge, Frederick
W. aged 72 years. beloved husband
Mrs A. II. Butler. Mrs william Col
nick Mrs. Herman Henschial, Edith
and Charles f. Benzer. Funeral sat
urday from above residence AZ y.
m. Interment at Woodmere.
CLENN-At her late residence. 209 Du-
bols- st Jan 80. Catherine GLENN
(nee Devliu). widow Of the late Rob
ert b. Glenn. OF Omaha. siste In law
OF Mrs. Jennie Devlin and aunt OF
Harry. Edward. Robert and Madam
Devlin. OF the order OF the Sacred
Heart OF ST. Louis. Funeral Satur.
day at s.i5 a. M. from residence ana
at $50 a III. from ST. Joachim's
church.
GREEN-Jan. 90. at his mothers
home. $40 LeMay-ave.. william. aged
&c years. beloved son OF Marian
Henry J.. Frank IL. and Mrs. Clayes.
Funeral Saturday sis a m from
house. and O'Clock from the Church
~ Ar luuciation, Bowen-ave.
HERSCHBACK 90 at residence.
7S5 los Campau-ave.. Barbara
horseback (nee Doench). beloved
wife OF Godfrey Horseback. mother
OF Arthur. Bert. Grace and RAYMOND
IIcrschback aged ~ yenrs Funeral
Saturday at a m standard; from
residence. nd $50 St. Ell2abeth's
church.
ut.sLJan. 81. 1909. Ellenore. beloved
daughter Of Carl and Helen Huss.
aged years. Funeral from resi-
dence. SIS Eighteenth st, Saturday
p m
KEII.Y-Jan. 20. Floyd A.. aged 90
years beloved husband OF Mabel
o'TIara Kelly Funeral Saturday.
r. m from residence. S22 Sheridan
ave. by funeral car.
MARKLE-S Suddenly Jan. ~. 1909. at
residence. 3S Hardwood ave, Harry
ST John. son OF Mr. and Mrs s J.
Markle. aged years. Funeral and
burial private.
PASCO--.ran 20. 1909. at bis late resi-
dcnce. i2l Brewster st. Richard Pas
co beloved husband OF Mrs. Pasco.
Funeral from residence Saturday aft
ernoon Al i.3O. lnterment at Wood
mere
RFINVALrT Jan. 2I at parents
home eO2 Van Dyke ave. Evelyn "
hcloge daughter OF otto and Anna
r Voigt Reinvaldt. aged years.
Funeral SATURDAY. p. m, from resi-
dence Burial private
REUTSCH At his room az - Erskine-
st. suddenly. Architect werner
Reut4gf Az = 80 years. Notice given
by his friend
SAUER Eleanora Sauer. Jan. 3o, aged
. years Z months II davs, beloved
daughter of Mr. aud Mrs Emil
Sauer Funeral saturday from resi-
deucr - Bismarck ave; hamtramck,
al 80 b. m standard.
TAFT Jan 20. 1909 William bEAnVrd
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SEE PRESIDENT
LAWMAKERS Will WAIT REASON
AeLEITIME BEFORE ENACT! =
ING LAWS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. PA delega'
ton FROM San Francisco composed OF
Or. A. Giannini, Marsden Mansion, clly
engineer OF San Francisco. j. ID. Cal
low. consulting civil engineer OF IN"
American Society OF Civil Engineers,
and ex.Mayor James D. Phelan' OF Ihat
city, was in conference with President
Roosevelt at the White House today.
The question considered was the anti
Japanese legislation.
Mr.. Phelan expressed to the presi'
dent the feeling of the California peo'
pie and said he felt confident tie
legislative body Of that state would
take no immediate action. He assured
Mr. Roosevelt that the lawmakers are
willing 10 wait reasonable time 20
see how the national agreement be-
tween this country and Japan VIII
work out before enacting laws to bar
Japanese from California.