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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-17
, chimney. About the same time

ing chimney. About the same time
Lord Arthur Trevelyan vane Fitz-
Mortimer wrote Il note on crested pa
per that be had arrived III America
and would do himself the honor to
call. Being invited to spend the holt
days with the Tisttules at their subur-
ban home. be wrote again that he
would he. OH hand some time during
Christmas day ana partake of Christ.
nlaS dinner with them.
After breakfast nn Christmas morn
ing Mr.. Tisduie said to his daughter:
''fo'ne outside with the. Tot I've got
q surprise tor you" And. leading her
to the automobile house he showed
her ":.,t 't;i.igll she had seen 1t all
bef';re' tsi:lur Her heart reap for joy
There WIS everything required for the
Iirt'tp't,nn ut the house and the lives
CT tile family. including a canvas chute
III case ct their being trapped on the
upper stories. There We're tire extin-
gnisI,ers. tire. ladders. hose in plenty
a:ld the dearest" little steam FIRE en-
CINE about tnrr feet long. Miss Fis-
dale threw herself into her fathers
arms and covered his face with Kisses
The next thing was to get it all out
and play the house was on fire
Mother caught fright ut once for
fear her hardship would arrive aud
see what snrl ut Christ mas present her
daughter had received. She pleaded
that Tie fire triul might be postponed
till a later date She might as we'll
have tried 70 stop The hurses Of Il fire
brigade after the sounding of an alarm
as to deter her daughter.
Half all hour later Il scene occurred
that will not soon BIZ forgotten In the
Tisdale family. The paraphernaIia was
In the yard. MIR. Tisdnle was oper-
ating the fire engine. sending a small
stream on to the roof of the house:
The canvas chute had been fastened
between third story window and the
ground. Mrs. Tisdale was looking out
Of an Il" window where she could
see everything. Lucy was nowhere to
be seen. - rs -.
Mrs. Tisdale caught sight of an i'm
maculately dressed young man coming
up the walk. Her heart sank within
her. 1t was undoubtedly Lord Fitz
Mortimer. At that moment Miss lis.
dale appeared at the upper end Of the
chute. entered It. came down like light
ming and, striking the ground. turned
two Or three somersaults. Her mother;
fell back In 9 swoon. Her father pick.
Jed her up and, assisted BY Lord Fitze
Mortimer. supported her into the
house. She was not at all injured. hut
to be % that she might hide
her shame at the exposure Of lingerie
before me guest.
b She had mo sooner Eeappearea than
Lord Eft. Mprti liner told her that
many OF the daughters OF prominent
lrnen ID England had organized are
Drfgades. ana te insisted oh trying she
CHUTE himself. He made the descent
more saccessfnl Tran Lucy. VINO fur.
thar dss..sscad Isersalf bv accidentally
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-17
4 CHRISTMAS
MORNING,
: BY MoLLlE x. WETHEREEI,
copyright. 1909, by American Press Asso-
citation

6y MOlL1E x. WETHERECL.
copyright. 1909. by American Press Asso-
gs ciation.I
Papa" said Lucy TisdaIe. how
much premium do you pay to insure
this house and furniture?"
why do You ASK. Tottie?'
We'll, haze Il fancy to turn myself
1ato fire 's'tiipaEy Suppose you drop
the insurance and give he the n,Uney
10 sl'eild .n fire l:ar:lpheriiliii.
I'll think about it,"
Now. the field father Of this young,
woman. "! h' by the way WAS Il tvifie
2.OidpniSh had 10 idea Of dropping
j.is inSur:,::i.e: but, having been ra L.
7ssss,r her. he canght on to the idea al
'e;nce Of presenting her with cull,-
J lete tire Gutlit. He communicated his
Ian to mother" by whom 1t was
'shet with violent opposition.
'John. She said. you should be
=s:'lla med Of yourself. Last Christmas
:ou gave her il horse on which to Jump
fences and things. the Christmas he.
fore bear to pet and before that a
football With which to disgrace her,
self. do believe If she asked it you'd
give her lion to tame"
"She'd tame him." replied the hus-
land decisiveiy
Il should think so after tanning
you"
"You set her the exa mple. my, dear -
II didn't set her the example Of
making man Of herself. And now
Just as have reason for her to APP
pear ladylike yyou encourage her, to
turn herself into fireman.
.. -. WHATS your reason? If it's real
reason it's the first you've been able to
give me since we were married"
:. Its an excellent one. have let.
ter from Julia saying that young Lord
I Arthur Trerelyan Vance, .@@t Y
Cant you remember the rest ?''s
81 Hes coming over and will arrive
about Christmas time Julia asks that
we try to keep him from being home
sick at the time Of all others one would
wish TO be with his own family"
Turn him over to Tot. He won't
have time 10 be homesicI.g'
That's just 4. u wish her to appear
aa1ylfke and refined Y ~ s5s Viii
;sG Nonsense: re you want her to catch
.aaaaru let taer Dbl 10 her own way q.
& She'll never do Il 10 that way In the
world s.sss. 5s ssa,.
1lhsn shp won do II at All
sesv daya before Christmas the
zlre gi1e Ygas stored iii tIhe autonoblles
lIEssoase when Lucy was d way. and the
svas Ipeked IA not prevent
her climbing 10 the ROOT Of the little
build ana look ling iI.sgfs = vsnfilsf-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-17

so IT was supposeu-rurnlng Tue Gun
tents of fire extinguisher. on him.
spelling his suit and his silk hat.
Mrs. Tisdale was considerably mol.
lifted when Lord Fitz-Mortimer took
his leave. not till the end of the holi-
days. :madly In love with her daughter.
Knew What He Was Talking About.
An old German. wearing a faded
blue coat and campaign hat, limped
into the Office Of palatial dog and
horse hospital, bequeathed by hu.
name millionaire to the town OK !.
Il wish to be admitted to dis hos
pital," he announced to the superin-
tendent. 1--WE got heart trouble; I'm
6. A. R. man, and can prove it,
But you can't enter this institu.
ton. my good man." sss
Sure l can. l fight at Gettysburg
half got weak heart efer sence. l
can prove it,
Eyes, but you can't enter this hos.
pital; it's a. = e.S -
Cant, eh? Why not? vas a solcher.
] can prove it." - 4ls L
But this is veterinary hospital"
Il know dot. Afn'd l choost tellin'
you dot I'm veteran ?"--Lippincott,s
There is justification for proven
tive censorship in the peculiar nature
of the crowd. Collective psychology.
or the psychology of crowds (mainly
investigated so far by French and Ital-
ian fnquirers,. Is study still in its
infancy. "a completely satisfactory ex:
PLANTATION Of the pecnliarities of the
crowd is not yet forthcoming. But
those peculiarities are matters Of com
mon knowledge -.
Briefly, crowd is new entity. diff
fering In mind and will from the In.
divtduals who compose 1t. It's intel
lectual pitch is lowered. it's emotional
pitch raised, II takes on something
Of the characteristics Of q hypnotized
Subject" 1t tends to be irrational.
excitable. lacking in self control. May
Frenc hmen under 1.-THE terror gentle
and humane as individuals: made rlp
crowds guiltyTof horrible atrocities.
Questioned afterward, they could moi
account for their actions. Some inex.
plicable change had taken place IN
them: and that inexplicable something
was the peculiar influence of tIle
crowd :=s ,.. { ~
& a theatrical audience has the peculiar
psychology OF the crowd An; offensive
play performed before Il has nm entire,
u different effect from that which fhe
play would have if read separately and
privately by each individual. The
crowd - the real controlling factor ia
the matter yvalkley Before
Stage Censorshsp Commission.
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rofsSgr

Sgssyy vhaf's mar Ter. danglafeg? "
erdy and z-llare parted 4 oreFe
Um: 10 that case. 4 u pose he WON'T
ebe around for d couple BIZ nigaits. 4
Louisville Courier Journal. sss|a#35$s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
HARTMAN To
CUT COMBINE
ACTING INDEPENDENTLY or
OTHER LINES HE WILL
GIVE NEW RATA.

PORTLAND. Ore, July ~ Act
Ing lhdo,Aldontly Of other lines con.
meeting the Pacific Northwest with
the East the Hartman system "
railroads announced today that dur
lnF September and October colo
Mat rates similar 10 those which
brought $4,000 settlers to this part
OF The country last apflnF would DO
ln effect
Local officials OF the Great
Northern. Canadian Pacific and
Northern Pacific declare that as
for ~ thoy know their roads VIII
not Join tho Hartman lines In o..
tabllahlnF tho low rates
Tho ratios will be put IN effect
September &C., and oolonlHt Tickets
win be sold uyafg dag until october
10 while Identical with tho spring
colonint ratios, tho fall rates THIS
year viii be a. lower than tho fall
rates Of last year. and Will be- ~
iollowHi Chicago $50 Omaha, $40.
81 Louis. 80 % " Paul W.
Il 10 nufmlaod that similar ratios
will he put into effect By the other
tranaebniluontal lines, hpplyinE
generally from Minnesota wihoon
sln. Illinois. lows. Missouri, Ten.
uesnec and Texas terminals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
SAYS SCHIVELY
IS TO RESIGN
STATE SENATOR h'ooWAN
HAS i"ALL FIGURED ourl
AND TuLLs WHY,

PORTLAND, or. July g5@Thai
the Impeachment TRIAL now IN
progress IN the Washington state
senate will be- abruptly ended by the
resignation Of j. u sohWolyI state
insurance commissioner, against
whom II Ia directed. ii tho opinion
Of State senator Megowan OF Pa
clfie and Wahklakum counties
Wash. ~ expressed hY him today
= expect that such pressure will
be brought 10 bear on Ahlyeiy, cor.
tlnued the senator, by persons who
would be- injured by certain en-.
dence that will come outfit the trial
is continued, that he Will agree to
step down and out
1t IA reasonable Ia suppose that
II there has been graft ia the in
sufanco department there are ram
inenilunt that persons VIII not want
brought 10 llght strict eompll.
aneo with the Impeachment rules
adopted by tho senate would con.
fine the TRIAL 10 matters charged 10
the articles Of impeachment
4 believe II scbiyely resigns #
will be without pocuuiafY loss to
himself II there are persons who
are afraid be will diynign certain
matten II would be- natural course
for them 10 contribute the $4,000
salary that be- would receive Al IN
aufanco commissioner during the
next three years. turn the motley
over TO schiyely aud block the prs.
oeedings with bic resignation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
WEST SEATTLE DRINKS
BEER WHEN WATER
PIPES ARE SHUT OFF
FRorH PAvEs TIE STREETS
AND BUDS FLOWS IN
rHG CUTTERS.

Yesterday IVES, Seattle vas
Thirsty, real thirsty. IT, residents
ven consumed with a seeming de
voarias thirst for water that could
not be satisfied. Because iheru vas
no water to be had
The wnisr department suddenly
shut down on the unior supply and
no one cu'ild set a b, from the
pipes Those vho owned wells
veFe lucky Indeed, and many a
friendship vas sealed yesterday Be
cause one Hind hearted neighbour
sraelousis loaned q ncure oi others
a pail Of water.
The hired Firl fnmed bscauae her
roast vas burning for lack Of
water the housewife rwofe wen.
seancci because there Naa no water
70 Give the flowers. The brad ai
the house asurc lprofaneiyl be-
cause he had no water 10 shave
Elih and ever bodY was discan.
s9iate except tho small boy. Who
vas clad becauac no would not
have to wAsh bis hands.
Aud all Of tho animals IN West
Seattle suffered with the fcat
But above all u the gloom of tho
old falka and the animals. and the
Sadness 81 tho small boy. rose the
tinkle Of the cash registers from
down on the water front Cling.
cling cling they went and the
swing doors we're wildly swinging
back and forth. and out marched
smiling men with buckets filled TO
the hfim with
Aud the glistcninr yellow freih
as Il dfippcd TO the ground fairly
covered tho Sidewalk on the main
street.
That nlghi West Seattle folk had
their meat stcvcd Ia beer. With
beer gravy. their potatoes were
boiled in beer. and ditto for the
corn. beans and cabbage. Hot beer
EaH served In tea cups In place
Of tea. and Il was served In glasses
In place OF water.
And they DO say that one
individual who had partaken too
beautifully Of the atcwed meat. 10.
tatosa and vegetables even took his
nightly bath In a suds that was not
soap.
According 70 tho records ever
West seattlelie showed mp for work
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
RANDOM SHOT DEALS
OUT DEATH To TWO
ORGANIZER OF THE WESTERN
FEDERATION or MINERS
NOW ASSASSIN

LOS ANGELES. Cal July a.
The death roll resulting from the
random attack made BY Albert Ry'
an, an Organiser for the Western
Federation of Miners, on several
men In a local hotel a week ago.
vas increased early today By tho
death Of Otto Miller. the man who
pfecipitated Ryans attack.
Ryan claimed al the time OF the
shooting that he was struck and
kicked By Miller. Ne also said he
had taken a few drinks to drown
the memory Of the disgrace and
that after brpodlng over the mat
ter he decided to renew the quar-
rel. Ryan cane upon Miller tn
the United States hotel He pulled
a revolver aud at the first shot
n. Z. Snyder. a hyrtaudcr, irll
dead. Miller then received three
bullets and Manuel Lopez. another
hystandef. fell. but not fatally Ia
iured Ryan vas charged with the
murder Of Snyder, and Il Is prob
able that an additional charge for
the death Of Miller will be brought
against him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
CARLON[ AFRAID Of
FELLOW COUNTRYMEN

Despite rumors that Mole Car
lone had been intlmldated and
would not appear a. O witness
against Mateo Romano aud Paul
Ambroal. charged with making
threats upon bis NE. The witness
took the stand IN Justice 0ordon'a
court yesterday and told a yoiuble
story Of his relations with the de
PENDANTS
Caflans stated that he was afraid
Of Homano and Ambrod and that
thoy had threatened hls no be
cause he knew that Romano had
been connected with tho rcbbefy
~ an old man IN Rainier valley
last October Before that, the w
ness stated. they had been friends
CafloHe was the only witness CT
amiHad The case was continued
to July n. when other witnesses
will be placed on the stand
Homaho Yeatefday WAS released on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23

IN many respects it'a the most
remarkable plano selling event 10
the history u this house Especial.
iy Ia II notable on aecoun, Of many
buyers from distant points taking
advantage n this extraordinary
money SAVING opportunity
Pianos have been purchased By
visitors from California. oreson.
Montana. Nevada, North Dakota
and even far away Illinois II
proves our claim that Plano prices
are nowhere IN America A. low ~
at Eilers.
Il must be 70 or Why have All
these people from distant polhta.
who came 10 see our beautiful OK
position. taken tho time to inyesti.
"a, this lot and select the rpfo
values now TO be found at Eiletsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
SHE WAS A BONNIE SCOTCH LASSlE
AND NE WAS A FILIPINO

SAN FRANCISCO, cala July Is
a glrllah trelie, a secret CORES.
pondenee, a eourlship spanning Che
hriny deep. and a flleht across an
ocean aud u continent eliminated
In this city a few days ago IL the
marriage Of Miss Ella Maclcan. a
fair youne Scottish glrl. to Ellilo
Villaffane6. a sWarthy Filipino,
The bride, the daughter OF nr
Angus Maeloan, OF Glasgow. n fel'
low Of the Royal College Of Sur
econs, and until recently profea
scr In the University Of Edinburgh,
has held a coveted poaltlon In elias
GOV society circles
In his own land Villairhnca's fam
lly Is Of equally hlgh standing his
father belng Judge OF the Court of
the First Instance At Cayite
Years afn the two fathers chane
ed 70 meet while Nillairanca, sr.,
was travelling in Scotland. aud later
a correspondence sprang up bo
tween them
One day the doctor had occasion
to write 10 Villaffanca. lr., on a
matter pertaining TO the lAttor's
educsinn. hut, feeling M, asked his
daughter to write at hia dietatiou.
In a spirit OF siliah frollc she
added a short postscript Of her own
ior the youth That was the begin
ming The romantic youth re-
piled personally to the Girl The
secret correspondence rlpened into
a eourtship BY mail, photographs
were exchanged. and soon Mlss Ella
sent her Yes iiyiug over the
ocean.
a few weeks later young villa.
franeas father sent him 10 San
Francisco on business The Elfl |
begged to be allowed TO visit an
aunt IN Illinois. and the lndulgeut |
father finally consented,
Once Miss Elias foot was GA |
American soil she took the train a.. |
rect TO San Francisco. WHORE the |
wcdding took place.
And nov the ncwly.wcds are won,
defing what furm the doctors anger 1
viii take when he hears the news
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
BROTHERHOOD AR[
VISITING THE A

To-day The visiting ~.
ne h.. ffaiernal Broiherhs,ssss' ' ",
visiting Tho cily Aad n nj. !, ~ /
grounds TONIGHT A ~. !, q.
tion viii Do given o. wv IN. "a
lngiou for which ths ~. 4
tuna and Ufania haye NJ.
tsfed ~ ~ "
Last nlght all Of IN. m...
iieefa were paraded up Y.
from Pioneer place % A. y, n
whefe q dance and ree n'ssa'
held Altogether there M ~, y
and Y women from IL y
1amped on The e1poaiim ~, -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23

tho cpga and poted HE hand
through the bars when Tho lion. bali
asleep apparently. seized hlu band
and terribly lheerhted The hand and
Arm blood poisoning Dot ~ and
Inc policeman died 10 Two days
Ams 9ohelle Waa also badly IN.
jufed Two years ago while perform.
lnE with her Al c0ncy Island, N v
A part Of her act was 10 put her
head Into "nAbo's mouth In some
manner the animal must have been
hurt. for she closed her mouth on
tho ilaie woman and sank hof teeth
doop into her neck. Trainers beat
hor OF and feieaaad Nine Bch0lle,
who 10 this day carries tho scar
which SHOVE plainly on hor neck
aho has boeh injured several umoa
but not 10 seriously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
MAGNOLIA WAY IS
NOT WANTED HERE

A petition has been presented to
the council street committee asking
that the Magnolia way project DO
dropped and that Iawion way be
substituted. The petition makes
the argument that at present
Queen Anne ay IL used quite often
by teama with heavy loads because
Of the comparatively easy grnde.
Then the petitioners remind the
street committee that a i0foot cut
Ia 10 be made at the Intersection
Of Thomas IT. and Queen Anne ay..
thus spelling tho grade OF the whole
lower Queen Anne section. Tho
petition was signed by IA property
ownefH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
RAILROAD MEN ARE
SURPRISED 1T TESTS

Railroad men in all parts Of the
country watched with interest the
experiment made with wireless
telegraphy on board the California
special train TO the A.-Y-P. exposl
tion last month. and a. a result
two big Eastern lines plan to use
the United Wireless system Of
communication. according to In.
formation received at the local Of
flee this morning
The Chicago & Northwestern
and the Delaware, Lackawanna 4
Western railroads have asked for
demonstrations and prices on train
equipments. The Northwestern
line soon Will place an order Tor a
United Wireless system for com.
munication between Chicago, St.
Paul and Duluth, This system at
first will be used as an auxiliary
and will afford protection TO the
line when the land wires arc down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
JUST A FEW PRICES.

We cant begin to tell you one.
half about this money.aaylng oppor.
tunlty.
Think Of being able TO secure a
beautiful Cable a Nelson piano. In
French walnut, for only 1851, a
clear saving OF sqis. Also a Nils
sion style Clarendon. regular prlco
$3.50, for only t2i2 Thon there is
a magnificent poase upright In
walnut for 1855. that sold when
new. few years ago, for $3.50
A Marshall g. Wendell, upright
largest size, mahogany. sells new
Tor ii50, reduced to 500 for quick
selling
Kimball, upright, medium size.
pretty oak case. regular $500, now
1865. Johnston. In elegant oak
case. nearly new. $500 style. for
i225, Several others IN mahogany
finish, selling now for M high AZ
si50, for $3.50. t26b, s2ss, etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
nRGwsR WIrApRAWs.

ABERDEEN. July % lloqulam'n
candidate for congress-. Attorney l.
u Brewer. 70 succeed the late
Francis " cushman In the Second
district Withdrew today IN favor "
Edward c Finch. Of this city. who
IN now Chehaiia county candidate NJ
large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
RIVERS Of MILK ARE
DUMPED INTO DITCH

because the milk WAS 30 unshni.
iary A. 10 BIZ absolutely filthy. thus
making II dangerous TO the health
Of all who might use Il. Chief Milh
Inspector Gus Henderson aud ~.
spoclof q. " butter. early this
morning dumped into the ditch 100
gallons " milk At the hufHham A
Qulmby dairy
Tho inspectors assert that they
ulll Keep close watch OF all daifisa
and destroy ali milk that fails 10
come up to the required standard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
YOU MUST ACT QUICKLY.

Remember there's no time to
lose. he hero tomorrow morning
"a possible, Bear In mind No 10
terms wen not split hairs 81, Sc
and even 81 a month will now ao.
euro a good instrument,
We can aay no moro except as.
sure each customer That everything
Will be found exactly a. represent.
cd or Money Back" That's tho
ialrost and safest guarantee we
know Of Furthermore you can
trade In later any piano purchased
now, and every penny will be al.
lowed you. We urge you again to
be on hand early. Such attractive
and extraordinary Inducements are
attracting scores, and this oppor.
tunity will not last much longer.
llilors Music House. successors to
d. 8. Johnston Co, EllcrH Music
Bldg, Third and University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
JOY RIDERS ARRESTED
FOR PETTY LARCENY

Out for Joy ride. two mon and
woman last night took an assert.
ment Of vegetables displayed In
front Of grocery store In George.
town, for a Joke, and carried them
of.
This morning they wore arrested
by the county officers. The men
were John Mccarthy and u. Ger.
rard, and tho woman, Mrs. Martin,
proprietor Of tho Northiand hotel.
Tho charge Is petty larceny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
COURT GRANTS N P.
RESTRAINING ORDER

a resiralnlns order wha obtained
BY the Northern paetfie railway
frum tho superior court restraining
the city from driving piles and
pianking Charles. Hummer. Con.
aeetieat. Iudkinn aud Addition sts
and Eighth av H. where these
streets cfusA the railway right of
way.
The company contends that the
city f. leaving insufficient room for
the locomotives and trains to paaa
under.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
oes. SMITH RESIGNS.

SAN FRANCISCO. July a.
Gen. James F. Smith. governor gen.
eral Of the Philippines. has returned
from Washington. D. G.. where be
placed hts resignation IN the hands
OF President Taft. whom be- also
went to see REGARDING a position on
the federal bench.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
THIS LION IS SAID
TO Be A BAD ACTOR

Babe, ono Of The performing Hons
shown By Nine. Hehelle ~ Luna
Park. 10 The tama beast that three
years ago IA a town In old Mexico
killed q native policeman. The
aotican had ventafed too close 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23

dents Taft and nian will meet on
the bridge over the Rio Gran ie
on October rs 0i this yraf. accord.
ing To an announcement made to
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
NO TIME TO LOSE.

We say again. and In all SINGER.
ity, attend this sale at once. You'll
find here plano after plano that
looks like new. sounds like new. IN
fact IL exactly M good as new In
evory respect
These great Eilera CleafaHeos
come but twice year. At tne
present rate q few days will wit.
ness the end You can't put this
off any longer II you expect to
share In the handsome savings now
made possible. be on hand early TO.
morrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-23
MUSIC ROLLS AT HALF.

over 5000 rolls Of latest elias.
alchl and popular player music.
Fits any make Of player Take
your PICK Of exactly half price
while they laet.