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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-12-08

The G. w. B. NJ. met with Mrs. Gene
Englehart yesterday afternoon. After
the devotional service, plans, into
which all entered heartily, were dis
'cussed- and adopted for the coming
year. The following names were re-
ceived for membership: Mrs. O. b.
Delaney, Mrs. A. A. Brown, Mrs. Al
corn, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. W. G. Drake,
Mrs. George Fisk, Mrs. J. w. Craig.
At the close Of the meeting refresh
ments were served and all went away
feeling that they had been well paid
for the extra effort of coming out in
the cold to attend the meeting.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-12-08
REPORT or CENSUS BUREAU
CAUSES JUMP IN COTTON

BIZ Associated Press.
New York, Dec. S.-The buIlish tone
Of the census bureau on cotton was
followed by increased activity in the
cotton market here, with May cotton
selling up to 1859 or seventeen
points above yesterdays close
and new high record for the season.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-12-08

The meeting OF the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Presbyterian church, to
have been held at the home of Mrs. J.
H. Winner, tomorrow afternoon. has
been postponed until Thursday De-
cember is.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-12-08
REPUBLICANS TO OPEN
HEADQUARTERS FRIDAY

Guthrie, Okla. Dec S.-State Re-.
publican headquarters viii be opened
here December 10 and maintained CON
tinuously until the close of the state
campaign in 1910 James A. Harris Of
Wagner. acting state chairman wiil
stay at headquarters and will make
a thorough canvass Of every county
in the state to learn local political
conditions. He said:
The campaign in this state is TO-
be an aggressive one. We have eve
erything to encourage us- High state
taxation, extravagaut expenditures
by the present Democratic state adj
ministration ridicules heaped upon
the state abroad, a state debt far in
excess Of the constitutional limit, are
things the Democrats will have o
answer for in the coming campaign
All trains into yinita We're several
hours late today Tho delay is attri-
buted to the heavy snowfall to the
north and east Of here.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-12-08

7. I. 0. 0. F. elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: c. F.
Herod, N. g.: George Davis, " G.;
Roy c. Haas, secretary; f. J. Bar
rett. Treasurer. and George e. Harris,
Trustee
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-12-08

Mrs. J. 0. Kendrick and children,
returned this morning from a visit
with relatives il Missouri.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-12-08

N. H. Moore has resigned his posi-
ton as manager of the Cobb Hotel.
and will leave soon for Chicago. and
will then so to Nevada.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-12-08

Dick Baldridge was given sent
ence of ten days in jail for Disturbing
the peace, by Justice Foster yester-
day. Ed Martin got fourteen days on
a charge OF assault and battery Both
Of these prisoners are negroes.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-12-08

~ One-third off. We offer all trimmed hats no
THIRD OFF REGULAR PRICES.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-12-08

S198, Goats 98c to $500, Knit and Flanneette JACKIE
81 .48-all on sale this week at ONE-FlFTH OFF.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-12-08
Up to $3.50 Girls Coats Now So. so each

Scarfs One third Underpneed. silk and Wool Scans in
coors bought at t3 off and on sale at the same saving
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-12-08

i19-i2i-i23- and l25 West Illinois Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02

OPPOSES DOUBLE
PAYMENT

Constahlca serving as hallitia IN
the Justice courts and who have
qualified as deputy ahenffa, VIII
not be allowed 10 draw pay IN the
latter capacity. Yesterday Sheriff
Hodge protested before the com
missioners that he could not under
stand why constahles who earned
$50 per month Tor acting a. naiiifia
aud constahlee should get the $50
paid them as deputy sheritts
Thia action resulted IN Constable
James shannon asking to be releaH'
ed from the pay rolls Of the county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
HEY, MR.. LAZY BONES, BETTER
Join THE ON TIMERS TRIBE

DENVER. Colo. Feb. BE on
time.
This il the watchword and the
war cry Of The on.Tlmers'
Tribe. a unique international or
ganlzation with headquarters In
Denver
VIM O. Chamberlain. IF. a we'll
known worker among the young
peoples organizations Of churches
in the state Of Colorado. "a the gen.
eral superintendent Of this novel
punefnality reform movement.
which has spread 90 ali parts Of
the United States and has
branches in many foreign coun-
triea-
"The On-Timcrs Tribe" was or
ganlzed by an Ingenious preacher
in Colorado Springs. Rev w. q.
Templeson. He created the Tribe
for his own use aud 70 correct the
habit 81 hardness. from which his
parishioueFs suffered chrOnlcally.
Rev. Il. w. Lewis Of Denver
thought vel Of his idea and tried
u on his congregation. Since then
preachers In many cities have
Joined in the fight against tardi.
ness.
The OnTimers Tribe" Is q so
luton Of the late theatregoer hab-
Il. the late diner out problem. the
fardy school boy question and the
church member whose chronic
state IL just q little behind the be-
ginning ~ things
There are more than 10000 "Ou
Timers on the globe
The tribal councillors are W. ].
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
GAS CO. WINS AN
IMPORTANT
POINT

Under a decision ~ Judge Morris
ia the superior court yesterday
aa exclusive franchise granted the
Seattle Lighting company extends 10
any district that has been annexed
or may yet be added 60 the city linn
its This settles LONG ptandinK
controversy between the city and the
Eas company
The city has contended that public
service corporations operating UNI
der franchises granted before the
suburban districts were annexed
wrfe restricted 20 operating ouls
la the territory included within tho
corporate limits at the time their
franchises were issued. Ia this de-
eision Judge Morris holds q con-
trafy view, and it u likely thai the
municipality viii appeal the case 90
the supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
DRUNKEN DEBAUCH
ENDS IN FLAMES

DAYTON. Feb. z~-ny 4. Pol.
lowing a dcbaach. thrre musicians
unknown here. narrowly escaped be
lng burned 10 death In a drunken
atupor the men retired 90 a room
IN the Beta building 20 sleep The
bed on which they were sleeping
caught fire and vas cnveloped In
flames when one If the three awak
ened After a desperate effort he
aroused hia hedmatea before they
we're seriously burned Snatehlng
the clothing from the bed. the men
threw Il through the window. otheF
tenants Of the building came to
their assistance aud the fife waa
exfingulshcd before serious damage
was done The men we're ordered
90 leave town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
HELEN MALONEY
Is REMARKED

SPRING LAKE. n J., Feb. :.
~ Z, P-Fhc marriage today Of
Helen Maloncy 20 Herbert Osborne,
Tor the SECOND time marks the cul.
fninatian ot one Of the most re
markahie matrimonial tanElcs in
the history Of America. having in
yoiNed the Justice courts " New
York, the vatican AZ Rome and
having been marked by two elope
mente. a sensational transo ocean
pursuit by an angry father and IN
uumefabic other extraordinary
phases. which at enc time left the
girl IN the dual role OF Mrs. Tier.
bert Osborne and Mrs samuel
ClarkSon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
SEATTLE WOMAN
FORCED TO ROB
her OWN HOME

Forced. az the point OF a re-
voiver IN the hands OF desperate
italian, 60 rob her own house, Mrs,
Minnie Harvey. the wife of Captain
Harvey OF Seattle. who has been
residing IA New Westminster y. G..
last Saturday night went through
such q trying ordeal that she has
deserted her British Columbia
home and has returned 20 this
city
While one Italian followed her
through the house. demanding that
ahe search everything and show
what u contained. two others stood
guard outside the house.
Tho robbers secured no money,
hut took a number OF vaiuahles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
OFFICIALS OPPOSE
PARK BOARD PLAN

a concerted effort ird rs the
members ~ the Golf and Country
club - further scheme ~ mAcad-
tuniriug n stretch II road three miles
IN length. nom connection at y,
Ssth -. and Greenwood aY. o. West
lake boulevard az Fremont. ST East.
lake boulevard, az latena. does not
meet with the approval 81 Mayor
Miller and other city officials,
The objections which arc raised
against carryinE out this stapcndous
Improvement. said Mayor Miller
Ia repiy 10 numerous letters GA the
subject. ARE centefcd in the fact
that property IN that section Is now
praetiealsy As~essesf q tho legal iim-
4 Tor district improvements The
people simply could nos pay foF the
proposed thoroughfarr."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
FUN AND FROLIC AT new
HALL IN BALLARD

- the council COMMITTEES on sewers
Otherwise no ciaim viii b. allowed,
Friday the Seattle Electric com.
papy viii make application 90 the
board II public works Tor a permit tn
doubis track Ssoop g. ffefu goth ay.
y, W to W Bsfh ~ Already tracks
arr laid en- a small ntrsp ON Ballard
Rv, but have never been USED be-
cause a permit has never been
granted The company claims that
this viii clip fra minutes from is
Hvnsduir uaw iu effect On Ballard
and Ballard Beach cars.
THE Young Mems nihie club ~ the
Gilman fAFh N ~ Church Wiii play
basket hail with the Ballard kthlettc
club tonight ~ iceiander halt Both
teams are good. and a warm contest
T. expected
Ths Women u Woodcraft viii give
a tea aud entertainment next Friday
afternoon a. tire home % Mrs Tray.
corner Crawford and klrst ava Thu
proceeds are - - towards defray-
ms the expenses ~ the driii team ~
Portland next June. when teams
from nll over fhc Northwest wul
compete Tea viii b. served from
until 4 o'elork Ia the afternoon.
Married. al the home % tire brides
parents. 1905 W ftth r.. sunday
afternoon a. ; o'clock. SIR Ernest
Fox and Miss Henrietta Schmidt
About 90 Etasts were rreafnt Al.
ter the ceremony dainty refresh
fuenfs were served
The young couple will BE- In their
new home on ggd ap y W. after
Thursday. February q Many beau
tlful and Aasfli presents we're pre-
scented - the bride aud groom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
W0MAN'S-EIGHT HOUR
BILL OPPOSED

OLYMPIA. Feh 3-0reat press
ure h being brought 20 bear ON
legislators frum all sidoa e. prevent
tho passage ~ thu bill providing
eight hours shall b. the legal aaN
Tor women employed sn factories.
mercantile establishments. iaun-
dries etc.
Members who spent sunday In
Tacoma and Seattle returned Win
the report that they we're waited
upon go All sides. teioplsnued 20 and
written o.. asking them tn Nil this
furA sure.
There will BE much harder fiEht
on the measure when u comes back
% the huBsa a second tiuge from the
committee CA labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
LOCAL BRIEFS

Damage Suit Called The case 81
"a r. Foley against the Virginia
street Dock = Warehouse company
was this morning brought o. trial
before Superior iudse Gay. fuieN
asks y5.ce0 damages ns result ~
injuries received from q number ~
case "a canned salmon failing upon
him. due. hs alleges 60 faulty ma q
chincry 81 an elevator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02

Semelroth. 81 Louis. Mo Dr. orr.
son SWEET Marden. New York
Rev lfa Landrith. Nashville. n.
Gordon Ainglie. Ontario. Rev T..
y Peter. West Virginia: Dr. HON.
er 7 Wilson. Texas. s. Frank
Eastman. Ohio. Rev. II. y. steid.
ley, Tennessee Anthony Com.
stock ana Row w. u. Mcdowell.
New York. Pres. W. y. slocum.
Colorado Springs. Colo. Prof a.
w Hawks. Baltimore. and Rev.
Abraham = Cory OHM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
UNIVERSITY WANTS
BIG APPROPRIATION

An appropriation u sTbs122 r.
asked FOR BY The board u regents
~ tho University OF Washington Tor
the operating expenses for the cOm-
ing two years on this amount
t62L SOB la for general maintenance
and the balance for the establish
ment ~ a department to tend
Scandinavian and japanese and ~
purchase the Stewart and T0zier
Indian collections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
OSTEOPATHY
AT Its Best

II makes no difference what your
trouble IN Of hos long you have
been slek. Treat With Holt, the
we'll known Osteopath, and get the
hest there Is 10 be had. He also
uees Electricity, Vibration, Light
Cure. Hot Air Baths and other
DruqIeas Methods. Consultation
free Treatments 800. 407'fes.
400 Peoples Bank Bldg. End and
Pike. Main 1851
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
STEAMERS COLLIDE

DOVER, Eng. Feb. 2.--sy u.
P.--rhe Atlantic transport line
steamer Mobile. bound Tor Sal.
tiuore. was w collision to-day
with the British steamer Dunk
ele off BeaehY Head. The Mo
bile returned 10 oravesend with
her hosN badly stove In. She
ranmed the Dunkeld In the
ssarhcard side. The latter ship
Was also badly damaged, but
no ere was injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02

SALEM. Ore. Feb. Any L. =.
lin the house today the buchanan
bill to regulate commission mer.
chants was defeated. Also the bill
70 pat all higher educational lnsti.
tutione under one board % five
regents 20 be named by The gov.
ernor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
EAGLES WARM THEIR NEW
NEST WITH a ZIG
CELEBRATION.

BALLARD. Feb win a laugh
and a song the coed fellows n Ball
lard gathered az the Eagles hail last
night and formally @p~nrd the hall
MA the horne Of the Ballard nest ~
E.ngleN
Several good boxing cards were
put On. the best ~ which was bout
between Two brothers Dummy and
silent Rowan. both mglre. who pat
up q epenaid exhibition.
Not satisfied with ths run 90 Ire
hall. u delegation "a h4Nklea were
dispatched 90 the borne OF Fritz
SnfdHr. who had celebrated his we'd
ding ceremony just a few hours pre-
tlonsiy. with Instructions o. trtng
him along THIS TRUST they faith
fulIy performed. nssaeh e. the disgust
~ Fritx ard 60 the horror ~ hia
newly wed " IT, He waA turned
ionAe soon after hoMeFfr. unity 70
~ greeted with q tharivast al
oscloek this morning Refreshments
we're copsousiy distributed no one
being stintcd and i waa "a iufif
bunch that wendell theiF way hosne.
Tontghs the hall viii ~ occupied
~ the knights ~ fythlRs. tomorrow
night fhe odd FaliaWN viii ceie-
hrate. THURSDAY wiil find the ke-
bsccas oecurying gns haH and Fri
day Hisht the Fed AEen wlll do thelr
best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
THE SEATTLE STAR

oas esnt PEI e2tE. tfs esnts PEE sea
e. issufF five ssets ssr WeNth palfs-
sfs4 ~ mail - seFfisr No ffse eeeirs
TO MAIL sG neg RaktEhN -rhs aats
address abel q sSeh papsf Wbxn shat
Oats arrives ~ HHaf saherffpttan has
act SCALA tsaa Eata ia Ndgaaas. fg4f
ssns IL taksa ffsns fhs nsI A ehaass
ef a&ts 80 ~ sftfsss ishsi l. = Fseslks
NOTICE. 10 - asa RIM Its --Hnauid
Fe9f eepg ~ Ibe star fast - fsAxh yea
b. uftaek any e~sainn please - "a
the faFef 70 rait 80 e@E mats effiees
Sunset. NAfn 1855 lad ga bet eam
= snf ~ a'rfuek anf ws ufu ssnf Yaa
. eapT st euea II Yea shouia aass a
mefs fhan anrs p4saas talsphssa as
ever tins zee atas a.
- taie WaF Ne can - eertafa - sft-
tea ear sNlacrltsfs = perfect ssftfcs--
eaa q u fhe auif say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
DEATH NOTICES.

Harvey Harvey 51. Jan 2s. seat
tie General Hospital
weddie Mrs Daisy Wsddie. g. Jan
~. ffa Battery a.
Carter w Carter a. Jan Al. raj
nlsf Reach
Maraia Orlando 8arata A. Jan &c.
IN this city.
naumfafinef Baumnanner. 20.
Jau 81 tiH IloWHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantees
accuracy cr assume RESPONSE
billy for errors ~ amp LIND
occurring In sslephonsd adser-
tlMemerta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02


pfo nuwNr &aEwrm FRKK SD
spaftiinE famsas - Hafnafts ttnaitt
Ties faamaea mag hfsliieney egv.tt
rsouia. del setlaa h4ffiss saperss@ fiiif
ssofr requirement. u ths usest saaasfsa
- pisasss fhs most fastldteas 81 enH
ens ihiftfsfh tha en~t 20 fhs real et<t
mnn4 A. mu41s ~ tnsFad9eina thls
HakFea tA@s And waN4asfef sf1nttuntitH
nssn. ana s4sufina "a saAnI ns@ ftisuat
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thir NsstsfpisEe ~ a4Hs fiaHdiffaft
thls aim sfsfian ffaf nrefktss sfth al tkt]
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tks asnases uiameud Ms want yaa
20 sNnm 4 t. year fra#nas ASS tahe o.
tets faf 80 ~ a sells Waeif-eaiis at
siMhta-assa nsAkss tt4 geF s@At Ffunt fgf
fNa. atatHtsif aftAeas sffast o. fgsf
p4ft We sat SOD haeesi FsFrtssnse
ttfss every nefs. ~ sssfT inEafstfs cts
- tasatfr. ~ fsst ln sssff foaaifl
tAfeua Hest ms uafft hafa t@sn sea
~afnse FaenH sna "a. she siii ~ sci
% FAHa a. titFa4ita etaaistseH uHs.
Hsnsine ennas a. s0Fh aetten s~wtatisn -
ieaaa Is ttua0is ~ ssah4eraasan~nf ~
fep uant = ainssiatlnn ts4Asnand. sahs
sfitafe fas 3ha ranulnea-deaf ns1tr~sa
fptaf - Ghfs affeftissfesft nay aes
tpfscf aesfa=afifas t4ias. ffsi setse1
fuf Ffss aNtHpis offer tssattfsi ANS
Esrstags atua % Scarf tstlshl ffs. Al.
THE nknwArro DIAMOND CO
eirsre npuainr chseana
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02

Sale az Fancy Vests % values.
sass A. Bridge 4 Co. FIRST and
Va.taw 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
so Acres

choice cedar ard suvues. en- account
asutie theue. Gfarn ~ -1-A
DAIRY PAIN acres. nearly 81 firh
bottom fkn1 in Nulfif afIar Ets-fanfn
huuae iafEa barn. several nufhuiid+
tnNs. beAFsua orchard au8ndanfe ns
pufr Hpftnr Hafrf, also large creek
Price ttk soc whirh inclnass 90 milk
implements chickens taFuhafafa ard
breeders n faa want a farm. see this
"a H. Huonff maker
noHERr MAfEBY.
tif4ffesa4l kiaska Building
CHEAP - ~ Rrrua ~ Nfrs. hsaithy
pihes. close @ souna only tg4o %
tsfms % t5a down. tte per mrnsh
winter. frca seed and water Tax
steamer FaifhnTsn aaitraleh deck
o clock sharp mSruioGa come quick td
saratoga And go the postmaster
fonrY-AcKE Farm Easy driving dls.
kinE Nuanfg FNFN end kirkland. aii
level deep rieh elias .ioan snii. no
afrrs iH cultivation. balance pasture
orchard - zee bearing trees good
house seven large rooms nnd hnth
furnace. hut ami cold water iu house
barn fHxael team. wagon seated
tuHsf- tuas. erram sepHratar. chickens.
farm implements hii fet 81 aga Come
60 the office hHh Hfe ptntua
NOHEnr MAtrnY.
bia-tse-8si Alaska Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
SEE US

We have several small ciuse-tn harnes
a. use Nnd up Terms 80 daun--hai-
anca IKE rsnt Ciae9sin iota tft1 and
% Tinar-iu acre tracts fIeQ and ap.
SEINE % those have houses en- AiHo
cirHssin waterfalls 4rt trarta AZ Hfem-
sffan. fiuy - az and save agents eem-
uisatnHa
SEATTLE HOMEHEEKERa co.
kst-t Empire nldE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02
spEclAL NoTIcGs.

i
"a rref stevens New Method aais
NJ originator Dancing Nuarenteiat
QfM ia I Private IsNsaua CnpYrishfad
- lessons evsfy dAY, sysnins sit
~
nsaaless psncins Academy it,h aea
Advance Friday Private lessons A.
ssmelles rhareaar Hssurdays Ess, ~,
rprCfAf. ueld filled e.year frames
.sna glasses o. Satisfaction Huarans
"a MYERS OPTICAL co. second
fiaer itIt second nfoken glasses dupt.
Gated.
Msn's f1ns slices a. sut pfless At The
Central QUirh shoe hepAif SHOE VIZ
ana see thsfa nrne Yput Fspalfina erff
lnues school q p.selas cis..ss
sns es,sss,. ,..ss"sn ~ h'os Sc, 81,
arsains- leysiias io,s bitches ana coo
tract woga y coaslEiia. sara iaes
stth Az South ISIS
arr shs man house fspalrins ~ AZ
W. a sss.s" s.saaii an carpsn,sr
riamss eysd cafisa. fswaasi hats
tiochsd. drod fsmodslsa tte feepise
nesA hles
nuy ssss ana sreesFtss seFasF q
rlnth sad James hain 90 loo ~ 1t
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
..a..-s.s.-...as.-..---..s-s.
nurreRwoRru SOS, rross..lspsl
i.'. sps mso s rhss,,s ns,h pSs"s. ~
Johhsea uamijian. saasTiaksr,. ftsf
fifs' Az fhsnsa Watts stssl lha re
neanss wa,san CO.. Funsral Directors
ThtgH ~ anH uafVsFsffF Hath uhunea IL
Lost AND FOUND.
:. :. !. - =. =
-, -. t..,,... -. rt,t,.. -.
seia chsin. tsfe geia. one nsw sis
tt...tt. est..,.. t...'st,. ~ tss.ita f.,s,.tt
Te rss fe.ts.i IL. Netn seTa 81 MAO
tsss IS
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02

For reasons which neiihsf party
wishes 10 explain. EricA johnson,
president ~ fhr Seattle Machine
Works., has been barred by Mai W
= Wood. Ia charge ~ the United
States ariny qusrtetussntsr DEPART
uieut from competing fer any GOV
eminent contracts 10 be let b1 the
quartsrfnaatrr department. untu
further orders Mr. johnson states
thar NJ has been Informed that Htsrh
- shr case. but refused 20 explain
"a nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-02

yesfs present location ~ usafl union
OPTICIANS.
d W Hdmands ooh -. Graduate
Optician. balcony htonesFishsf Co tnd
iiiti ~ -
ocuLlsTs AND AualsTs.
Dr louis Klemptner, Ear. gose ara
Throa. soa hllsl iilde i1eg 100 fals
osTEopArHIc Physicians.
Members National, State and C0anfg
Associations.
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claude snyder. Nuli graduate tii
Johnston niae Phones
q " MeNaal graduate KifEsviiia school
Suite 500 Butler Amer Both phones
q ~ Mssey. Kirhssiils Gradual. asI
rorthsru NJ BIDS. s'h sna PIKE rhonee
pHoTooRAPHERs SUPPLIES.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.
PATENTS Books frss rates reason.
aba highest references PROCURE
FATFAfH THAT PROTECT watson
r. Coleman. washington. y =
Adams a I5fsaAs, registered Patent
snd Trade Mafk Attorneys ~ years IN
Hs@iils tst.s ceinan Block
raul A rsibef ExrEHT Mutual ~.
asys starr nogd llock write Tor book
PHYSICIANS.
Dr Daisea. shin diseases .ss Aresas
PRINTERS,
Tries nlsaIas ssd Prfssias 60. PIss
fsse. seattle bsth Phones 1871
Hslisr Printing House, iss asase.
REAL ESTATE oEALERs.
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sEcoNo HAND CLOTHING.
We psy hixhs.t price. Tor ssoend hand
hdisa and GsntiefGcn'n efefhiuG fureis
isfs etc keso. fiit la a. Lad sass
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SHOE DEALERS.
ttses weFth 81 boots and shoes % BE-
cold A. eest 70 maAe room for nsN
snir Gee Rsasa. 1875 Tissi az. Sssl
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SIGNS AND HOUSE NUMBERS.
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STORAGE.
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uuien Transfer. Moving a Storage CO
1889 Let fbenss. Main tFt; lad asa IL
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
Transfer CO contract % hour Woth
Lowest possible Fstes Main tst SUNSET
- tss lad
TYpEWRiTERs AND SUPPLIES.
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Pos and ether makes fac smile type
written tsftefs paeifie Typewriter
Supply Co. tss n r Bioeh
FARMS AND LANDS.
MY LAND -nrY IN NOW Buy ~ 10.
tWsen Haattia and T0roma before the
price gees - high that sea can't buy
u We ars ariilnr Some fheiss fsarfs
wauid hsfdls uiiss fhs money. Price
ffet each gusf q small payment down.
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