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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-19

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-19
President Elliot FORMALLY
RETIRES AS HARVARD'S HEAD
Presided at Last Meeting of Faculty
Yesterday NJ

WILL BE GUEST ASSOCIATED WARD CLUB cNcNATT
NUMBER OF SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
FOR THE sUMMER-wlLL SPEND MOST wARMsEAsoN
s.<.=
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-19
HEAVYWE|Gh1S ARE READY !.
FOR Big BATTLE TONIGHT
johnson and O'Brien Both Express
E:=- Confidence i'm Outcome #

JOHNSON WILL HAVE POUNDS ADVANTAGE OVER
THE WHITE MAN-7oTH BE IN TIE BEST PHYsI-
CAL CONDITION OF THEIR LWEs-REcoRD BREAKING At
pENDANcT EXPECTED.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-19
PLAzE NOW HAS OIL FEVERTO open fort BERTH0LD

Ryder News Thinks Indian Reserva-
ton Should be Opened to Settle
ment-Matter Depends on Decision
of the Indians in the Matter-In-.
dians Would Benefit by Opening
of us Land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
AT LEAST THEY MEET AND
EAT AND TALK AeoUr
THEM.
BY MERLE wANE.

That the demand for equal SUI
frAge IS voiced b ythe women az
iafge. and nos by the few ever pro.
Eressive ones the hlue.stoekiugs.
a. they were once unfortunately
tAlied-waa definitely illustrated
a. the luncheon aiyen Saturday az
the Washington Annex by the Equal
Suffrage League Of Collegiate and
Professional Women OF Seattle. Il
was The largest political luncheon
where only women were seated
ever given Ia the Northwest ope
hundred and nifty guests testified
b. their presence their desire for
the ballot. and showed the growth
Of the league in this city since its
organization. a year ago. Il Was
also a representative assembly
There we're present old ladies who
had served as jurors in territorial
days. and young misses not yet out
81 school, society women and work
fng girls. club women and domestic
mothers. and numbers OF doctors
lawyers. teachers. musicians, writ
srs and artists. All. too. were
dalntiiy and becomingly dressed
and had not lost a BIT OF their fcml
zine charm BY being Interested IN
law making and Law enforcement
The iuncheon was planned to
show the people that the women
we're in earnest IN their demands
and. likewise. 20 enthuse and unite
the suffragetses iato sympathetic
action IN getting the equal suffrage
amendment 60 the state coustita
zion Through the legislature during
this session Besides, petition for
national suffrage law viii he pre-
scented 70 congress February IS. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
HAVE YOU LAMPED 1T?
THE NEW SHAMROCK
GREEN HAT

Have you iamped lt7
It's the Choicest ChAponu that
ever chugKed up the Cement Aud
It's Tor Men Only
II burst Forth Into View Ia Sc.
attic yesterday II was Worn by
a Fat Party and the tAd was Oh
served By ALI Observers
The Hat Well. Il fairly How led
with Speed lt was ~ the ioadeat
brand Of john cogbotl Green. "a
looked like a Capitol iiln lawn
fully manicured which means that
it wAH a really. truly Green
But here's Nherr the Thnirh
plece Shane the hos. instead ~
being 90 tho left side. q straight
ia the stern
And such a Bow
Il Bflslled with Glass II vas
The nowfeat iislle n0~ that sau
tipped IN a Bow u reminded one
Of the kaiaer'e muEiachios
Well. shat the hey there'
Turn your hst around exclaimed
Friend ~ the Far Party who
met him on Second az.
Ms Latest iAd oaf Wearing
q dead nsbt" alaccatoed the Fat
Party
pipe tho skyplccei~ yelled a
nrwBhoY u be comm or guin
OF q be amblin like A crab
Wonder " the NeW Lad Slll be-
c0me Popular In the 0ueen Clty1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
ANOTHER
MURDER
MYSTERY

The badly deeompoaod and hor-
ribly nutllatcd body Of an unknown
man. crushed into wooden box ana
thrown high and dry hy the tides ON
the shores OF Vaahon island wac
discovered last Saturday afternoon
by an Indian fisherman. who on
making the grueaome discovery,
made his NAy TO Tacoma aa fast a.
possible Ia hts canoe where he ros
ported the matter Co the fierce
county coroner
Coroner Snyder 81 Kiug county
was Immediately notified ~ the
case and early this morning Deputy
Coroner Hni ana pcputy Sheriff
leighton lsft f0r The scene Of The
discovery
That me man was murdered D.
very evident aud chat he hiss been
dead for some limo is shown hy tho
fact that hls body is badly deenm
posed 90 badly ga fact. that the
indian making the discovery could
not Give any description Of a when
he made report of thr Gaze
The body win be taken charge ~
by nuitnrWofth a Sons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
HAS NARROW
ESCAPE

Grace nm n gifl 81 the restrict
ed district living az the GIFT house.
Eighth av. aud plummor IT,, mar
rowly escaped death this morning
when a ianitor at the building drag
ged her unconscious from her room,
which was filled with gaa, from
which she was nearly Huffpeatcd
The Rifl. on going "a bed this
morning. left her gas stove burning
Ia some way " went out and
shortly after the gas began 90 flow
again When VI was detected the
door was Kicked down. the rlfl
dragged "a the fresh ait aud every
thlng done 20 revive her Within
an hour after this experience she
was none the worse FOR t. She ~
1t years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

date of the birth Of that saint q
W0man's rights. Susan y AnthonN
These petitions 20 the state iegls.
lature and TO congress were eireu
lated during the afternoon aud sign.
"a by those present, while every
one was requested to write TO hef
representatives aud senator Tor
support
The addresses giyen during the
proEress Of the menu were plthY
with common sense and bright with
wit. as good as might have been
delivered by experienced politicians
Miss Adclia N Parker was toast
mistress. and toaata we're responded
10 hy Nine Grace Harris. Lucy
Langley. Mrs. May Arkwright Hut.
ton. Mrs. 4. q. Jones. Mrs. =. de-
Long tarmuth and Mrs. Homer u
mn
In the address given BY Or. Cora
smith Eaton an announcement was
made that a cook book compiled bf
Seattle sufffagettes WAS on sale for
a dollar a copy. 10 raise funds Tor
the entertainment % the visiting
DELEGATIONS 60 the national suffrage
convention. which viii be held 10
Seattle between July and 7.
The delegation viii be brought q
the coast on the first special train
ever placed at the disposal Of WON.
en- only. Representatives ~ tae
Seattle league will meet the train a.
the eastern border of the state aad
conduct them westward Stops viii
be made AZ towns along the way end
addresses made Such prominent
suffrHEettea a. Res. Annie Shaw
Jane Adams. Rachel Avery. Lady
Somerset OF England. Duchess 81
Sutherland and baroness Won Grip.
enberg. the latter the leading mem
Der ef the Finnish parliament. viii
b. IN attendance.
Special entertainments are heiuE
planned for tho entertainment 0i
these distinguished guests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
CRASHES INTO OPEN
SWITCH; ONE KILLED

LITTLE ROCK. ARK Jan ~
HY ~ r Rock Island passenger
train Ne e. from Memphis o. Ei
Reno Okla. ran Into un open
switch and crashed into switch
engine killing the fireman Of the
switch engine. J. ~ Woods. - Ar,
senla. and partly dsmoilHhing both
engines Tho engineer nf the pas
sengef train John Morrison. and his
fireman. " y uorasatt, jumped be-.
fore INC crash Both urre hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
STRANGE CHURCH SERVICE
is HELD AT TRINITY

known from their facial exprea
sions that it was a religious one,
Hand. Made Sermon,
The sermon was preached by
Rev. Olaf Hanson tn the sign
language Mrs OLAF Hanson
signed the hymns, MT w 8.
Root read the Scripture In signs
The work OF Mrs Hanson In her
silent singing ~ worth seeing She
uses nelsarte principles Ga inter
pref the spirit Of music to her
Handicapped audience,
There were ~ present In the
audience The subject OF the ser,
mon was Practical Christianity
Services Tor the deaf are held
every third SUNDAY afternoon ina
the crypt OF Trinity church. and
il IL the hope Of these people 60
urganlao regular church and EN-
nloy a regular preacher as soon as
possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
DOPE FIEND PICKED UP
ALMOST DEAD FROM DRUG

BALLARD. Jan. H. Shaking and
suffering from the after effects Of
a large dose ~ morphine. a man
giving his name a. O D sickler
was this morning discovered BY
Officer STEPHENS wandering around
IN the vicinity OF " sJth 81 The
man. undoubtedly a dope flend, was
in q very serious condition when
found. His hat was gone, his
clothes were IN shreds. and hts
whole appearance was that Of a
man with but a short time 70 live
and bound to spend that IN one
continuous round Of dissipation
A careful search Of bis pockets
brought forth nothing but q pocket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
SCORES INJURED In
TRAIN WRECK

CoEFEf VILE. kan. Jan is
ny a. PA aantbbpnnd passenger
train on the Misaouri Pacific reii-
road from Kansas cay coiiidsd
head on aish q noflhbuund ffHiEht
train two snilen weHi az thls elty
1eenty four passengers were hurt
but only fw@. Mr and Mrs. feseii.
~ Mawata obia are IN serious
condition The members ~ the on
gins crews Jumped and saved them
sslvrs Tire engines @ere demuia
iahwd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
MERRYMAKER KILLED

CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. Jan o.
ny y p clinton Wilson, aged ~
son ~ q wealthy rAncher near here
was shot and probably fatally
wounded by John ~ Vivian neigh
Dor. last niEht Wilson. WITH party
~ morrymakers. had called az mo
home ~ vivian who was recently
married. To- oharlyan him vivian
fired into the crowd before be wac
aware 81 their mission. believing
them thievea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
LEGISLATURE 10
NOW AT WORK

and adjournment taken until this
afternoon.
Tomorrow both houses Niil meet
IN jolnt session and vote for Wesley
l.. Jones' for United States senator
Race Track Bill.
The program for the Hanson race
track Din In the senate ~ 10 place
the measure on is final passage IN
the upper house tomorrow, where
Il will 80 through without any troa'
Bile Senator Allen made arrange.
ments for the retprninE Of the bill
from the Judiciary committee this
afternoon. with. Of course, a favor
able recommendation.
II Hanson Il able 10 get as quick
action In the house the bill will be
ready for the signature ~ the
governor early next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
hLENCE REtoNs TROUGH
HYMNS ARE SUNG AND
SERMON IS PREACHED.

A wonderful church service was
held in the crypt OF Trinity church
yesterday afternoon
Perfect silence reigncd during
the sineinE OF the hymns. the offer
lng of the prayers and the preach
ms " the sermon. II was not a
meeting OF Quakcrs. either.
II was church service held by
the deaf OF Seattle, Neither the
preacher nor any Of hts audience
could hear a word. aud few OF thcm
could speak in audible language
but they were expert In the use
q their hands In the sign
language
Their faces. also. were wonder
fully expressive. A stranger. &C.
0aaiuted With the nature OF the
gathering. would almost have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
AGED MINER ENDS LIFE

BOISE Idaho, Jan 49, 10 q r.
a coroner's Inquest held az the
Isolated and snow covered cabin ~
neno saito. tho 50 yrsr-oid trsppsr
and miner found dead Saturday near
Idaho city. and probably thg fret
white man 90 explare what ls now
idaho. revealed that the old maan
shot himself With rifle that be- bad
carried Ia the mountains Tor many
wears he had run a pencil through
an the January dates on his wall
calendar 40 % ard including the
,ih. which vaa probably ths date u
the suicide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
MAKING LAST FIGHT
ON CHAMBERLAIN

Of the legislature Tonight the
anti Chamberlain forces are 10 meet
In conference on the senatorial
question and attempt to find some
plan BY which Chamberlain can b.
defeated
Their cause. however. appears to
be hopeless. The opposition h
divided There are many members
Of both the house and senate who
say frankly and openly that they
will not do anything that will con.
taminate them These men say
they viii not play the game as
the leaders want Il played. and
around It all Of the senatorial
squabbie IL revolving The center
OF it is the demand for the reaig
nation OF Governor Chamberlain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
eY r. }. DILLON.

OLYMPIA. Jan. fs-At 10 O'Clock
this morning Speaker Meigs called
che house OF representatives to or
der and roll call was taken A mo-
tion Was made 10 change the mia
utica OF the session last Friday
morning. showing that adjournment
vas taken then until this morning
instead % O'Clock this afternoon.
IN order that a constitutional pro
vision may not be violated This
Will be done The house then took
a recess until O'Clock this after.
noon.
The senate convened az 10
O'Clock today. A motion was made
60 adjourn within 40 days This
was lost BY vote Of 30 TO s. Mirror
bills were introduced In the senate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
OPPONENTS PULLING WIRES
TO DOWN CHOICE or THE
PEOPLE FOR SENATOR

SALEM. Ore. Jan is-By u p.
Opponents Of Governor Chamber
lain are playing their last cards
today as the vote in the senatorial
contest viii b. taken tomorrow
Ormsby McHarg, imported from
Chicago. Il Is charged. 10 persuade
repudiation Of pledges. IL here.
Ralph r. Williams. national com
mltteemtn. II here Both are work
ing. arguing in corners. buttonhoi-
Ina members. pulling wires. making
promises apparently in their effort
20 induce practical perjury By
statement. number one members
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
PREFERS DEATH
TO INSANITY

Fearing that dream that sho
was becoming insane might come
true Mra Ato Randall. AIRED 50
sohrs, committed suicide last night
ia the apartments Of Mrs Ada
Moran nt 0lfM james g.. by hang
ing herselr To- the bedpost
SITES Randall iefi the family laHt
night aud went GO her room about
o'clock Mre Moran ana Mrs
Il a. Rae tho aged wnman's grand
niece. made several trips 90 her
room 10 ace Ne She were am right
Finally she asked THEM So stay out
that ahe wanted GO sleep, aud when
they most looked in ahe WAS dead
Nhe had tied "a cloth cord around
her mock and about the bcdppHt and
then thrown herself on the floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

Wed In Vancouver.

n r. Hood OF Seattle and Mrs
Edward G. 4tulber we're the
principals in a pretty little love AZ
fair Saturday and IN which a special
train played an important part
Hood was IN Portland. where he
had gone TO get his marriage
license. but n WIS refused him as
he Is not a resident Of that city. lie
then chartered a special train on
the North Bank road and VAS rush.
cd 20 Vancouver. where the csre.
mouy took place with none but
themselves. the clergyman and the
TIVE witnesses present
Nr Hood n well known in Sc
aitfc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

wAsHINGTOS. IA, Jan is.-by
u. PIN a battle between the po-
lice and a black hand band early
today. two Of the black handlers we're
fatally shot and nine captured
Bloodhounds are tracing those who
succeeded IN escaping the officers
Several days ago a prominent and
wealthy woman. whose name ~
withheld. received a letter demand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

FARMS AND ACREAGE.
aeesr-a-.-.=r,-~-
FORTY ACHE FARM Easy driving dis.
lance from seattle Public Market. Via
kins county ferry ana Kirkland am
Lowell, deep rich. clay loan soil. 10
acres in cultivation, balance pasture
orchard ~ zoe bearing trees. coed
house 90 seven larKe rooms and bath
furnace, hot and cold water in house
barn 4nNhn, foam. wagon. two. seated
huHENs COWS. cream separator. chick.
Gus farm implements, all for $1,000.
Come Go tho office and Nra photos
heHENT MALrnY.
slA-Hao-H1i Alaska uuildlnF
GARDENING TRACTS
For gardening VI any Kind you want
deep and rich soil and "a convenient
market North Of the city we have
some b.acro tracts that have very
deep loamy soil and are close 10 sta
ton. stores schools. etc Remember
the price. too. only $50 and 90 per
acre
WEST a WHEELER
90e Cplman Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
POLICE BATTLE WITH
A BLACK HAND GANG

ing that g. 600 IN cash be left ~ n
spot designated Ia the oommuniea-
ton. She notified the authorities
who laid a trap for the black hand
ers. The officers lay Ia ambush, and.
on the appearance Of the bandits.
opened fire on account 81 the sud
denness of the attack the black
handlers were unable 70 offer much
resistance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
EASTERN WASHINGTON
FEARS HIGH WATER

SPOKANE wash Jan ts Hy
q. p Floods ars threatened lh the
Inland Empire A heavy fail ~
snow and a chiuoak are cunveftinE
the streams Into raEinR rivNFa
Many cellars. locally. are filled with
water Trains on fhs Palouse branch
~ the Northern Pacific have been
annulied for The day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

Fox and other makes. fac -simiio tvpe.
written lciterH Pacific Typewriter a
supply Co, aaa ~ Y niock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
WR Eek c .
AT SEA

NEW YORK. Jan is-hy ~. f~-
schooner Swallow. % 49, Johns y
= en- route here Was wrecked OF
Fire Island yesterday Va d enuw
storm. and the boat Be- total loss
and the crew was drowned Life
savers worked an day yesterday and
renewed the search this moruins
hut uo bodies have been recovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

knife. few tnnkets and a large
bottle ~ morphine.
True 70 his better instincts. he
carried a tooth brush. but a glance
at his yellow, decayed molars show.
ed very little use Of this article He
cried pliifully some some dope.
as he called H. but none was given
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

We are selling NEW WALL PA.
PIERS NJ 20 10 50 per cent saving.
Why don't YOU get ahead Of the
spring rush and do your fixing up
this month. while prices are lon?
FEDERAL PAINT a. WALL PA.
PER co, 1914 First av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

Marion Young, wanted in Seattle
for r0bbing man here. was arrest
ed yesterday IN Kalispell Mont.
where she has been known as Dor
othy Anderson She IL wanted also
IN Portland and other coast cities FOR
r0bberies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

my wife. she's a son Of gun
al no Roodi' This complimentary
exclamation was made BY y. Araia
a japanese prisoner In the county
jail, this morning when shown a
number Of obscene pictures sent him
from Japan BY his wife IN letter
from HE wife were two post cards
Of the kind which Uncle sam has
.NNa4ff4a Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
SEVEN BURNED TO DEATH.

IOHNGToWN. Pa. Jan 1s-Hy
~. P-asven foreigners. who be
came stupefled BY liquor a. a we'd
ding celebration. were burned 20
death today IN a fire that destroyed
three double houses az Good Town.
near here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
Bio Mines Resume.

BUTTE. Mont. Jan is-ny u
P.--The Montana mines 81
the Amnlgamated Copper today 70
sumed operations after a suspension
Incident to the cold weather Two
thousand men are back at work
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
RsalrIoisd platrIet cloaed.

Mayor Miller has issued orders 90
Chief ~ Police ward 70 close tho
houses In the new restricted district
on piummer ~ next week The or
dera have been issued on account 0f
the numerous and emphatic cum-
plants received from residents OF
that part Of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

rAsu AND Door nkHnAtsH
NE have euF uWn au9f uiil f}uN
faars frurn
fli.ars fuf rtfntfnr iie
f1fofs fof sfAlalnA ur farnishiuN 81 IS
we aanufsctura eHnFr gslirhf or
fasry astnanw sell We have only
-. tfias the lowest 90 windows IafRs
r.,ttsrs gfont windows slth faucr tops
80 fsttani EissH tc2fs. price fHef
guF wtndoW frame department We
n..r ths largest product and make eF.
49, frame ps sell Plain flames 81 60
csissss front doors wlth glass. a &c
gur fraftaukH o. HunFainW front
aarr. 81 name FidaiNp. price Is Gel This
4eaf i - inches thiek. and - srsaf
picture moIalns cent per fsoi
parKAiup in ndds and ends 81 sash
mat have bssn len over rr ordered
isTonE Coll aeorz Use Thssa doors
fnighf have spllt panel Or some ofhse
defect that wsuld bar them from a
rasulaf tFads CLOSING them aui
Nend fnf gFire Nsta Write Ynur mama
and address plainly and NE viii for
pard Fou cgrlea - our lists - return
mail free postpaid. without charge
q ~ WiLLtAMH CO.
fNiN Western Az. Seattle wash
The largest and mhsf favnrabie known
sash and pocf Dealers Ia the Northwest
IF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
| ON THE FRONT

n \ Army Transport plr wss rs.
ported yesterday 80 passing IN
through tna afFAites and should
ArYirs IN from nnnolafu nptns time
this evening
steamer state - washington on
ths heeda Canst Fuu reports that
mnch lee " atiii rmnuina Va that
bedY 81 watsr and that ~ 10 de-
laying traffic
The break IN she Alaska cable
was repaired yesterday ~ running
line from the AiAska end % the
ehure end 81 West Foint Il was
necessary 20 40 this - fhr sea Vas
too rough g. permit the pichinE Hp
% the seattle end 81 the line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
FOR RENT - HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS.
AUCTION CALLS.


NaT Ntfuf tufHiHNfa rWnfuH for NHht
haurshserinF and Furnished rooms lft1
FIFNfh ~ -ff.fE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

CuNuANEN. Jan rs ny q. y.
The British stesmsr lldra, i,sis
tons. has been wrecked or Amrum
ried a crew q is and q e. believed
that most Il them perished Sew
erAl budicN have been washed up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
runrRAl plRrcToRs.

.-sa-sas--
Mf'TI EN NORTH SOS Professional
ulfsrfnfs ana iirsnarf Erofaituffs. fHtf
lee OPP Moore Theatre Math phuHss 80
gahneUn a ifaasfitan uHHHffahsf# 1881
Fgfs AZ phonss VAIN tlte loo lfts
Haanst Watsan co Fansfsl Directors
Uhfa A. sat uaifsFsitg uata phaass 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18

SAN F'akNCfHco. Jan. "a ny
q. p Railroad traffic r. san badly
asmNTAiixed IN various sections Re-
ports received state thar the crups
have besn ruined. many thoueafd
~ acres % grain havins besn IN
undated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18


NuTfcE TO CoNTNArT0RH
Sealed bids gill be resolved un 70
nenn. fsnuafF asnd tFof. 80 she office
IT the hlasAa Yukon fafinr Exposition
cauFniNaiun On the slate - Washington.
tas Burke HuNdinK. seattle wash, faf
this construction ~ the Wonaans and
Highway hnlidinss The contfect prices
~ azia buildings are tn hf paid IN caan
81 ifa equivalent nids shall be mhda
ont on forms prepared ~ the commits
zion. aud shall 10 accompanied ~
cerfined cheek Of 10 per cent af aueh
bid Plans ana sperifieationsf details
aun f1ar4s or bids Ter Mumens Build f.
ing may ~ obtained ~ the office a
HauudsrH q iaHtuu. architects, 1879 sap-tl
Alaska Building Seattle. Weeh.. and
for Che Highway HuildiHE 40 the office
81 neth a Meudei. architects Denny
BUILDING Commission reserves tho Hsht
90 reject bids
R " CONDOR.
President Alaska Yukon Pacific Commits.
sion II the State 20 Washington
" 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
Di1Arff NOTICES.

brown nfown ~ January "
Brighton Beach
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