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The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13
TAKE NOTICE
. PARENTS AND GUARDIANS

PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Sec. 1874 Of the State of North Dakota
General School Laws provides that pa
tents or guardians who have children of
school age Of eight to fourteen years,
shall send such child or children to q
public school in each year during the
entire time the public schools Of such
district or city are in session, unless
valid reasons exist for not doing o..
the common schools provided for in this
chapter are at all times equally free
open and accessible to all children over
six and under twenty years of age.
Sec. 1875. PENALTY-Any such parent
guardian or other person failing to
comply with the requirements of the
foregoing section. shall upon conviction
hereof be deemed guilty of a misde-
meanor and shall be fined in a sum not
ess than five dollars nor more than
twenty dollar for the first offence and
not less than ten dollars nor more than
fifty dollars for the second and every
subsequent offense with costs in each
cases.
Sec. 1876 PROSECUTION FOR NEG.
LECT1NG HIS DUTY-It shall be the
duty of the clerk or secretary of the
board Of education of any city. town o.
village, or the clerk of the school board
Of any district to inquire into all cases
of neglect of the duty prescribed il
this article and 10 ascertain from the
person %neelectine to perform such duty
the eason therefore if any. and to notify
the county superintendent of schools Of
such neglect and said county superin-
tendent, upon proper presentation of
facts. shall lay the matter before states
attorney whose duty it will be to pro-
coed forwith to secure the persecution OF
any offense occurring under this article
provided further, that the board of edu-
cation in any city of over five thousand
inhabitants may employ a truant officer
who shall perform the duties implied in
this section. \
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13

THE REV. lRL R. HICKS ALMANAC
Ready Nov. 18th, 1909. a spl' I'd d
year book. on astronomy and meteor
oloey.. the only one containing the or
ieinal ''Hicks Weather Fosecasts." By
mail. postpaid, 35c, on newstands, SOC.
One copy free with a years subscription
to the Word and Works, the Rev. Irl R.
Hicks monthly magazine. the best 81
monthly in America. Discount ON al
MANAGES in quantities. Agents wanted.
Remember, the genuine Hicks Fore.
casts are not published anywhere else.
you get them only in his own publica:
ions. WORD AND WORKS PUBLISH.
ING CO., 220i Locust St. st. Louis. Mo.
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13
DEATH OF FRANK KOCH

Frank Koch came to this country with
his parents on May e. 1891, and lived
with them until July Is. 1909. On
March IL 1908. he was married to. the
daughter Of Dan Schlansen and on July
IS, 1909, left his parents and sister and
brother and went to his father in-law's
and on September "a they both left for
Chicago with some stock and on Sep
TENDER % they were instantly killed
while sleeping in the coboose which
vas struck by a passenger engine as
their train was coming into Chicago.
The bodies were brought back to Dick
inson for burial. The funeral was held
at the St. Joseph's church October 3. The
pail bearers were Anton Eilers, John
Eilers. Albert Patzer. Robert Schouble,
Frank Meyer and Max Meyer. The burial
was in the St. Joseph's cemetery.
: Frank Koch was only "a years old
at the time of his death. He leaves
a father. mother. four sisters, a brother
and his wife and one child seven months
old. besides his many friends to mourn
his early death.
A precious one from us has gone;
A voice we loved is stilled J
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
God in his wisdom has recalled
The boon his love had given.
And though the body slumbers here
The soul is safe in heaven.
Farewell dear son, sweet thy rest,
Weary With years and worn with pain.
Farewell till in some happy place
We shall behold thy face again.
It's ours to miss thee all our years
And tender memories of thee keep.
Thine in the Lord to rest for so
He giveth his beloved sleep.
We wish to thank all friends and pail
bearers for their assistance during the
loss of our son and brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Koch. sisters and brother.
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dulleany left Friday
for their claim forty miles south.
Anna Walch has accepted the position
of clerk at w. J. Kennedy's store.
The Halloween dance at the Zimmer-
man hall was we'll attended and all re.
port a jolly time.
May Miller left Thursday for the Sa-
cred Heart Academy at Fargo where she
will attend school.
Anna Walsh and Mary Kennedy en-
tertained the "Good Time Club" Satur-
day evening.
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13
MANY GOOD ADDRESSES
AT BELFlELp INSTITUTE

The farmers institute met at Belfield
on Wednesday in the new building
being erected by Mr.. Sorenson for q
store room.
Seats from 2xl0's and nail kegs were
provided for the large audience assem-
bled. The work was introduced by Con-
ductor Hoverstad. This able talk on
general conditions raj followed by O.
C. Gregg. who spoke on the conservation
of moisture and thorough tillage.
Prof. Waldron Of the Dickinson expert
ment station was present and came to
the front with excellent addresses on
tree planting. and alfalfa. He advised
every farmer to try to grow alfalfa but
to exercise great care in the collection
of seeds. OF So varieties tried at the
experiment station only a very few kinds
stood the season.
In Mr.. Doran's remarks he urged the
farmers to get benefits from the. expert
ment station al Dickinson, aud learn
much thereby.
Big yields Of Drain were testified t.
by some of the farmers.
Henry Truelson broke the sod iow
inches last year and planted oats. He
got a good crop. This year he plowed
eight inches deep and sowed to f1a1
about the 17,h of June and harvested
% bushels to the acre of Agricultural
College No. 155 seed, sowing two and
one-half bushels to seven acres. buying
the seed two years ago of Wills Sect
house. aud this years crop seeded from
the same after a thorough cleaning anc
treating with formaldehyde.
Two years ago there was about seven
eiaths of an acre sown in oats, seed
ing two and a half bushels. This
was top dressed with five loads of man.
ure.
sonar Richards, living three miles
southeast Of Belield. had 20 bushels of
Fife wheat per acre. and Fred Dowa'l.
living in the same section. threshed
30 IA bushels. o. F. Olson, living
twenty-seven miles from Belield had q
yield of IS bushels of oats and IS of flax
per acre. George H. Foster reports
many heavy yields from his experience
with the thresher and that the yield on
his own farm was durum wheat ~,
fax Is, and oats so bushels per acre.
There were many other reports but
these are given as they cover the wilder
stretches of territory as we'll as being
good yields.
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13
The Forests on The Nicer.

The Forests o. the Niger.
The insects Of Africa are expert dis
ease carriers, and they come in such
numbers or the Niger that n hardly
dares to ~ ones lamp or 60 too near
q light OF any sort at night. These
forests on the Niger 4 deadly places
for all their haunting attraction and
take 4 big toll both Of European and
native life. Yet the drst three days on
the Niger, with all Ito mud and its
smell and its mangrove dies and its
frogs and its crickets, are enough to
give the newcomer an inkling OF the
drawing power, tho fascination. ct
what is probably the most unhealthy
country in the worid.-W. B. Thomp-
con In Blackwood's.
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13
NOTICE

New Telephone Directory to be publis
he'd. Huehes & Deiters Telephone Co.
will issue their new telephone directory
Decebmer list. Any persons desiring
a telephone or any changes should notify
the Office 0 later than Thursday.
November Is. 11-13-3t
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13

Notice is hereby given that the trustees of
the New England Lutheran CHURCH will receive
ing at New England according to plans and
specifications to be seen at the PRESS once.
Dickinson. and Herald office. New England.
Saturday, November 20. "A certified check
for 10 per cent. Of the contract must accom-
Epany each bid. The board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
ii. o.KUNZE, Trustee.
u 1l-184t New England. ND. 4
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13
x2.000 WILL BUY

Residence property at No. $40 sd
avenue West; finest young trees and
shrubs; good deep we'll with gasoline
motor, also underground gasoline storage
tank. Call at premises or address G.
Al. Bloom, Mandan, N. D, 5Iz Main
street. o-lI-t'
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13
Directory information

The Keiter Directory Co. will soon
start canvassing the outside towns in
Stark and Dunn counties for information
for their city and. county directory. II
will take several weeks to gatber this
data as a house to house clknyass ii
necessary to assure an accurate. work.
1o-23-tf
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13

Why get up in the morning feeling blue,
Worry others and worry you;
Here's a secret between you and me,
Better take Rocky Mountain Tea. T.
]. Greene K Co.
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13

THEY ARE HERE-the "Royal
Message Cigar-at Freeman's.
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13
Bids Wanted

Dickinson. N. D.. October S. /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
WAGES TAKE THE BURDEN

Probably You read recently that the United States Steel
Trus, had for the first time since It's organization declared
open market and going make price is indie
pendent competitors This paper opued that time tina, this
might result public good although there likelihood
that cost would be taken Of the wage
in the steel and iron manufactures.
The expected has happened and reduction of wages Of
those employed the percentage sliding scale basis
already announced reduction wages Of others employed
in these industries IS also threatened Tor May l.
Thus there will DC reduction in Steel Trust dividends.
and little impairment 81 Steel Trust stock values So Ear
troll OF the market concerned here conspicuous ussra-
tion Of highly protected going Of the control bns
without itself
Moreover the Steel Tus, bids fair do ths thing with.
serious disturbance the part % rs wormcn Not
than 20 per Of the trusts operatives the unions In
order beat the unions the tmc ago disposed ~
small blocks Of stock special many Of is high
workmen. and unouism in its shops 4 low cbb
The trust will get credit for chcapcning steel and iron
products The wageearner viii stand the cost Heads the
wins Tails the other fellows lose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

While The Star entirely unconscious OF Us merits and
influence il has never good opinion Of itself to reach
the point where il considered itself judicial influence FORM
ing the opinions aud decisions OF the Judiciary has never been
the semposed task Of The Star Consequently the aeaum
the editor charge OF contempt came in NO way as aston
ishng
On the contrary the outcome expected and had neen
fitting The Star could have quoted in advance the substance OF
the courts decision with other equipment for prophecy than
ordinary common sense.
The Star certainly will lament the day when anything q
may print will sway the decision OF any member OF the bench
Outspokcn this paper is az times. has carefully re-
Trained commenting many matters before the courts
which OF right and journalistic instinct mpccd to
expose The Star has differed with the court and has the
supreme court for that but always well within the rec
ognizcd rights ol a free press.
In the present the initiative not with the court
but with certain parties the sullivan m contest who sought
by the threat 81 contempt ntmae The Star and 20 secure
silence IN the The OF The Star has hardly been
such as 10 create the impression that auyWe md In the
past not lew gentlemen have assaed The Star after the man
ncr of Mr. Howe but on record that they ossayed a
time and neither has the voice OF The Star weakened
So MIR Howe and his may feel reasonably sure
whatever The Star considers proper concerning their
requirement and disposition the inheritance will be said just
S erispy Of yore.
And those who interested may make their plans
accordingly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
olRL WHO HANDLES nlo sum
or MONEY ts NOT
WORRYING.

That's girl thinks that handling
Si0Qao cvery week. day rs just lota
.0f FUN Probably there are many
others who might think The same
way, hut this yoUnE lady turns "a
all over at & O'Clock oneh night and
does NOT tfy to pat ID a. her own
use. That mlghl remove the run
pert o. seine of as
She is Miss IDA Marty tho head
cashier at Mhrpougali a south
wirks. Hud uo matter what YOU boy
or whrro ynu bay u tn that bis
store che cash c0mea a. her
She, with an assistant. stands ln
the basement with long row Of
shining brass tubes before her. and
when business ia good those tubes
keep popping Ike ~ many toy guns
and at every pop comos receptacle
with The hill 90 sale and tho cash.
Spets the BAD Coins.
u doesn't take very long for her
doff Fingers Go open the HRunboat'
ami out fatilen the money on a
MARBLE surface. And right here lot
pa be- understood that shs has never
been stHaE with a counterfeit coin
No matter how many either abiiarH
8rs enclosed with a nhluor. tho
minute the bunch has hlt tho mat.
fhe has It spotted
e seems almoat unnatural q sec
80 much moncy come pouring o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
|. MANS PROPOSALS


The first time I proposed %
San Preston she made "a fare al
mast o. ugly a. water spouting
safEoyie herring from some old
cathedral She aat airaddlauiae
Huun the whitswashed orchard
fence. aebblinR forbidden June
applea while looked up from the
grass. grown pam
Please Say Ses. Nan~ pleaded
~and { wiz iet you sail my 10Y
boat
nuh' said Nan I'm going to
marry q prince always said .
would and wlii'~
ffont San -aonf Say fhatf" Z
rnfrealea -tunK o. The heart
Mans blue egsa eaftsnch pun't
take n tlant way nuiy. shr snath.
- Think how long before the
prince eontea shg slapped hsf
pine. trimmed sailor Upon her yei.
luW curiH ard took my hand ~is-ra
So naii thr sauey Eiisn upun thr
fish pama. nliiy yau and i-whai
fmnf~
Ana - cporae ! wsnt
tHa "N HHA|NH afHHNHA'taf'H HH
Nan re much as fwics q yeas after
mat hus ahs hung on 90 that
iaas ~ the uFlaes nifh nladteninK
Htuhhornnrss Mhru San was ~
she eame oai She was a tririe
nervous and yer, Kind. not dragging
b her Prince - Fancy az nay first
hat declaration ~ love. bnt only
smlilnE and shahing her dainty
head
ii iH TIE prince I acruaed. IN
SHARP disappointment 'NouM mait
faf him tiii donmssYay
4 nili indeed promised Nan
very firmly. ans ] sfrnlird aut bee
heath the dim lanterns and uiried
re- kiaHsiY
Bat * last Mas Prince
Dreams came BE vas e iiltis dap
rer Russian. with name a.
iauE aa time and ending la Pop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03


plpffnkY" sulked for a spell. and
Nan and ths prince drove and walk
"a almost hourly
Finally there came the night %
the preatnn'a laws fetc. IN honor
II Hls fiiRhnesa ~ Pupnluffaky.
and a was generally Understood
that tire announcement would be
made
caught glimn~-s II Nan. nit-
tiuE here and there beneath the
iantorHas and the freshness % hcr
and The sweetness ~ her brought
an tho rrcpliectlona % tho years
hack upon me. ~ was hard 10
give her up
AZ 10 o'clock made ready 60
depart. ana sought Tor Nan. 4
could not find her until az last the
silfery ripple ~ her laugh came
io me. and ] saw her hidden away
ln "a lenfy nook with paul u Little
Russia. had 10 tell her Roodby
and made Tor the arseniuh
bower Ny approach was not Oh.
served and. az ! entered the little
aroor, the prince was saying
My heart-my title-my hand
everything, Is yours win you
not say The one word -ycs7"
Mans checks were very red. I
could not soc her eyes She opened
her mouth to speak I know not
what could not stand the spec
taclo and I broke In Hike frantic
child
"Nan -oh. Mani cannot i've
without YOU For the aith dime
ask marry won't you please.
Nnn7"
The prince shrieked, but Nan
drew back with a little. startled CRY
and began TO weep softly
Yes" said Nan. and put hor
fllmy handkerchief to her blue
eyes. put my arms about her.
and Prince Paul strobe out Of the
bower Of romance 20 sail next day
Tor his fathorland
Ana only yesterday. whom / asked
Nan why she never hurried "A
prince, aho told me that her Eyes"
that night was for Paul popoioffsl,y.
But do not believe il do
your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
GARNIN'S CORNER
BY THE REVEREND JOSEPH L. GARvIE I'll
PASTOR OF FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

ran aapnfant th. award fever for
HhaFtg me prisoner e rAiiiHn. kuu
feffefnhaF bed been niaeHahlF en-
- ~ iamN that BE- ald nat want ia
lF@Fr BE dismai HamwNam. We treat
auf prisoners differrniiy tness days
We want them ia Eume form aWuns
na 80 men Hhe can 81 trusted AGAIN.
Oar As@rs. are ras.~a wheH ~
iift ths nioral sose ~ issir Ire mis-
new departure az she rourfF i4il
will Interest We ali if not oniF. hnlns
tHem % pass tAe lime prafitAhi8 tAt
also % ismpruTe their milnna and
square tlfe b. secieiy
nvwJamssa Fvaakflp emse started a
debating society IN fhiiadriphla ~
sssnn had fnu1uis ndfuE Influence IN
the natieu and for sears waa q
poser - may we hope ants de-
hating society tn she King NuautN
tsii VIII mAintain che lefty principles
totna ~ 80 constitution and sl,h, =
may hHEH IKE iutiuFnce 81 fnF
men and boys NH1 MAJ fiud them
selves nasmbera.
why set .ahaeFtte FOR The klnx
County Record TIE editor and BE
cu-wpfkara are men ~ evident ahii-
isF Les "a hope tne paper receives
s8eh support that thf men ran have
a sfHlMAA EfFNNNtrH NNANN viii MHt|m 70
register their iifa in this way yea
can hsip % Voice hidden lifa 90
our ancietY ff IL is trmn that inf9rs
nation leads 20 Inspiration. then
such paper ought 60 faHas an
thoughtful, nelRhbur -lasinn people
% their auty aionR ems line ~ prison
reform. both for micn. women and
Juvenile 80 doubt the iaiier
There - a ssehfrm beneath on
thla. I'd comes t1 nuF minds ~ ia
the old eternal question that Cain
asked when fieeina frnm The murder
~ Nla brother AhHl Am + mV
brothers Keeps Arc woF III ID.
then among tha people who are
Jailed" for This mud that however
just and risht that punishmcnt
should hs. we should pat uur honest
friendship 90 redeem them. ~ least
unto themselves
The aext iAsue ahouid hs off the
ureaa soon As soon 50 some one
brings Ground some decent paper and
a soft messed pencil the pauar will
iuproSs iu appearance and size. ~
fiahifieauca 90 Wr Every one who
lea rms about this "Rsrord" should
begin 90 thing about the Himprianu-
then Will make 800 better
The wsn4sn'a ward. too. offers
place for comment All I ask Be- that
Fau visit the iall and see for yourself
once Go uot az curiosity seekers.
huf nH friend 20 others sympathy
Will opnn your eyes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03
TRY THIS FOR
YOUR COUGH

Mix two ounces OF Giyccrino with
halfounce ~ Virgin on Of Pine
compound pure and a half pint Of
straight whisky shake well, and
take tn doses Of toaapoonhil every
four hours. This mixture possesses
the healing. healthful properties Of
the Pines. and viii break a cold
IN twenty four hours aud cure any
cough that Is durable. In having
this formula put up. be sure that
your druggist uses tho genuine
Virgin on Of Pine compound pure.
prepared and guaranteed only by
the Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati.
Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

up the freight elevator Ten thou
sand dollars ia too much 90 trust
Ia oreNd of people.
She lives with hor father ana
mother a. York station. whore they
have one o. Tho incest little homea
Imaginable u a. i0aacre tract
and they've hDrars COWS chickens
and "a nice. hiK orchard. and, best ~
all. "a garden. with The fadlHheH and
onions just showing thoir heads
above the soil
10 Very Busy Woman.
sho figures that personally ahs
makca 5000 separate transfers Or
changes during the day that - at
the rate ~ niN per minute Tor @lghi
hours straight without time TOT
lunch. 90 course she has a fnll
hour az noon. but the time lost W
made up during the day These
Figures include the charges mat
have 10 So 90 the office before she
returns tho slip 60 the wrapper
who IN turn givea the package 90
the purchaser
She says that she thinks the work
ts an play. and that she onioyn a.
That must h. true because she has
been employed by the firm Tor three
years when nhe first started she
had charge ~ the sub postal sta
ton iu tbe old store, bot soon art
rrwnrda wnH promoted go hrf pres
ent position aa head cashier
Ten thousand dollars h. a lot ~
nancy for one nttie Htrl 90 take
cafe ~ correctly every day. but she
very rarely makes mistake. and
that ia ghe reason she 10 kept In
her position
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

with no effort on her part bat she
doesn't think a0 Il ~ iast an every
day affair hut the worst part OF
the days work q carrying the
moncy upstairs o. the cashier at
uiaht it weighs 81 much ~ al
hundred pounds when silver baa
been more plentiful than usual and
that's too much to ask her slender
arms "a carry. 40 she calls a egu
pie ~ husky poftefs, ana away lhcy
so. through she ahippiug room aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

Mrs Uptown GO lady caliarl II
do think we've got the mshnrst. most
peuufiqua and grnHpinH old Shy.
lock ~ landlord that ever lived
Caller WHY do YOU remain here.
theuf WHY not try some other
uiare NJ sou dunt like the landlord
Mrs Uptown That's just ttf
Hes 90 mean DEE won't lot ua far
enough behind with the rent 80 Il
Ne really any object 90 uB 90 move -
Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

They were TALKING about the
wonders - wireless teleKraphv.
And q u ID 10 the slenai %
distress remarked fns pretty coed
yes iauFehd the big freshman
"a always use chose letters when
fuika ct home
"iirailyf And what does q q d
stand farT
cash quick dad r-- Chicago Scws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

Mrs Dearborn You say that 10
MFs Hufkr-MgrfluF'
Mrs WnhnHh--"N Burke was
her name and Martin was her hue
bands name.
"nut why does aho use the hVphen
bet eeu the nHmoH7"
TO show that she's separated
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

Rev WF Nfanh crane tells az a
bride ehp refused 81 answer the
aHfafiHH VIII Fuu love. homer and
ahFN Tee friends sutarcaadHd. but
N mMM ~ nN una Finally tae tue
fHmNff bridegroom gathered un his
bat ard started for the daoF III.
afAutlf shf HFfunr altar hin. aud.
leading him bach locked up meek 81
end said, will AucrNHs
Magazine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

De Efsie-Wat snakes yea think
that BfiuEaf whn took $50 THE cnis
lection tn church ihaf Sunday. was
81 ane time conductor on q pay as.
enm senfHf-EaFH
fiunhssfa Because every tlns \
coin maa dropped int the collection
plate he worked hiH foot ~ 10 ring
ing mpea fare I'D udEe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

10 bad wooden leg q glass eye
hnnh f1f an arm, graduated tFnur
ere nli che essential attributes. 10
Tact ~ salt 10 penufioua tifcum-
stances
could you do something for n
pefn old sailor. ma'HmT" he H1iInHd
1ui Oh THE doorstep IT suburban
Poor old sailor" echoed the
housewife who had opened the door
so years
Well said the lady "aii i've got
10 rny is you dent look a. though
YOU a ever caught a."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

Councilman Sawyer says 4 Is a
physical impossiblity 70 improve
the street car schedules. but be
probably eontgses physical with
financial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

ueYrf There 80 Perkhnm ard HE
wifo size % q lecturer and be 10 an
entertainer
MYer Both in public NE. chr
oyer oh. no When hn wants 60
s." dpHu tuWn iu the evening she
gives him a lecture. then be stays
home aud hnteftntna the bahy Chi.
.aHM MaMa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

~ the end o. next week the NOV.
ing pictures of the Oklahoma In.
dian war wiil be on NJ all the 3
cent theatres That's progress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-03

While K may Be admitted that
thai Greek employment swindlsF
had death coming TO hla. u viii
take jury 20 determine whether
Il came in the proper time and
manner