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The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28
0RANNIS GRAINS.

Mir. A. J. Alston and daughter. Ola, and Master Reeves went to Texarkana last week
 The ladies of the w. c. T. U. will give social Saturday even ing. Everybody cordially invited to attend.
 Miss Nancy Gregg left Sunday morning for Glover, Ok, where she expects to teach this coming school year.
 Rev. Edgar Seay preached al the Baptist church Sunday night. He will be with us the coming Sunday night.
 John Brewer returned Sunday from weeks stay near Mena, where he was doing carpenter work for Jonah Whan.
 Mrs. Dr. Smith and Mrs. w, F. Hungste are Iu Hot Springs this week attending the Odd Eel lows aud Rebekah convention.
 Dr. and Mrs. Smith, w. K. Hungate, Misses Nancy Gregg and Ethel Wimberly and w. H. Bland went to Texarkana Sunday to see Taft.
 Professor G. ". Johnson and Jef Richards are moving to Mena this week. We are sorry to see so many of our good folks leaving us, but still Grannis has no empty houses.
 The Baptist people met Sunday night and organized young peo- ple's meeting. The officers elected were, Nathan Blan, pres- ident; c. Hanson. vice president; Miss Myrtle Alston, secretary, aud Luther Blan, treasurer.
 M. E. D. NJ.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

talking oi leaving us la | few days. he is eoiug back to his fathers at Nelson, Mo.
 Mrs. !. K. Hendricks went to Mena Saturday 10 visit pilh her children for few days.
 E. Templeton left Saturday for Ada, Ok, where he will visit his brother, Port Templeton.
 Hamp Lowery of near Mena. was visitor at the home of G. L. Harris Sunday evening.
 School Girl.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

ing a trip to ". c, WideneF's this wesf.
 Mr. CogheFH and wife passed through Thursday en route to Black Springs.
 Guilford aud Rodger Bates are thinking of locating in the Law. renee settlement.
 Prof. Luther Smith of Caddo Gap, was visiting in this vicinity Saturday and Sunday.
 Maud and Viola Roberts are spending this week with their aunt, Mrs. Walter Edwards. JIG. Standridoe passed through Tuesday en route to the home ot Jim Abernathy at Big Fork.
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EudER ITEMS.

School starts Monday with Sea born Philpot teacher.
 Frank Strickland and Bunyan Hil- ton visited here Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ephy Garrett made a business trip to Mena Monday. T II. and W. w. Philpot are hav- ing some work done on their store. MT. and Mrs. Ephy Garrett visited MT. and Mrs. Seaborn Philpot Sun day.
 " w Philpot and wife and Mrs. pr. phllpot made business trip to Mena Tuesday.
 A nit.e singing was much enjoyed by the young people at the home of Mr; and Mrs. T. H. Philpot Sunday night.
 School Girl.
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MOUNTAIN FORK NEWS.

k. l.. Sartaiu is preparing to build new home.
 Ed Fields made fine crop oi pumpkins, good evidence that he won't starve for while,
 James Leming. who has been in Texas for some time. says crops there were just about two thirds short.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Gardner and family have gone 10 Ashland, i, Ok. to visit their daughter, Mrs. Craddock.
 While w. W. Crawford and A. Epperson were hunting last Wed. nesday the hounds jumped a wild- cat, which MT. Epperson shot after nice race.
 Tucker.
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POTTER PERSONALS

Russell Watts and mother vis- tied south of here Sunday. Dug Lane has been here look ing after his wife's property. The judge sent three inmates ot the poor farm off to their folks. Mr. Imoe, who bought out c. T. Yandell, is moving in this week.
 Uncle Ben Whitehead left Mon- day for Oklahoma, to visit his sons, Arch and Charlie.
 Judge Steel delivered one uf the most interesting lectures Sun day morning that has ever been at this place. He gave all good advice.
 Cor
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

Bro. Howard preached an in- teresting sermon at Marble Hill last Sunday.
 Mir. H. M. Wilkins and wife visited at the home of T. L. Ma lions Sunday.
 Floyd Daniels has moved near Marble Hill, and since arriving at bis new home a little girl has made her appearance.
 School is progressing nicely at this place, with Miss Myrtle Sim mons as teacher.
 Aunt Mela Brock ..-d last Mou- day and was laid to rest in the Witherspoon cemetery. We ex- tend great sympathy to the be- reaved ones.
 Mrs. Willow Crump is visiting parents and friends here, while her husband is away looking for location.
 Papa's Boy.
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RUST RINGERS

Mrs. J. W. Walker is sick. Mr. Bales is building a new residence.
 J. ". Walker was trading in Mena Monday.
 N. A. Gam made business trip to Mena Tuesday. Dosglas Walker of Cove, wis ited homefolks Sunday. W. w. Owens and family wis ited MT. and Mrs. Hughes Sup- day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Claud Stevens are the proud parents of fine baby boy.
 School Girl.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28
BIG FORK BITS.

Guilford Bates visited at Alder Sunday.
 J. w. Dilbeck alidG. w. Rob. erts went to Mena Tuesday. Mrs. Jim Maddox of Hathaway, IS visiting Big Fork relatives. C. A. Bates is arranging to at- tend school at Board Camp this winter.
 Mr. and Mrs. Benson Bates Sunday visited the H. l.. Looney home at Board Camp.
 Prof. Henry Maxwell is at tending the Forest Service ex animation in Mena this week.
 Slim Jim.
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Two-MILE TwITTERINGs.

Mir. and Mrs. Bell were shop. ping in Mena Friday.
 K. A. Higgins of Hatfield, was visiting here Sunday.
 Loie Morgan of Potter. issp end- ing this week with Mrs. Kelly. Arthur Warner of Paris, Tex, is visiting relatives and friends here.
 Will Anderson, who is working at sawmill la Oklahoma, visited home folks Saturday night and Sunday.
 Johnnie Daniels and wife and Henry aud Bertha Daniels spent Saturday night and Sunday with their sister at Cove.
 Mrs. Mattic Daniels and chil- dreu returned to their home at Garvin, Ok. last Thursday, after a few days visit with relatives here.
 Mrs. Cravens and little son re- turned to their home near Smith. vile, Ok, Saturday, after a week s visit with relatives and friends here.
 Field Girl
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GREEN HILL SLIPS.

Jack Frost visited this com munity Monday.
 There will be no preaching al the Methodist church the first Sunday.
 Bro. c. Golfers will be here to start a meeting the second Sun day m next month.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will Sikes of Oklahoma, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. J. V. Bailey. Mrs. William Cole, who has been visiting her children for several weeks, is with homefolks again.
 Brownhair.
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wIcKEs wAvELETs.

Mir. McClelland shipped car of sheep from Wickes Tuesday. There was singing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gillian Sunday. Mir. Wilson returned Sunday from d trip to some of the Southern states. Mir. James. well known farmer. got his hand cut to pieces in the gin Tuesday.
 Mir. Redman left Sunday night for Oklahoma. where he expects to make his home.
 Wixey.
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OPAL NEWS.

Richard Lackey is reported very sick.
 Will Isackey went to Mena lust Friday.
 jim Lofts of Womble was here Sunday.
 Mrs. Lindie Tatum was in this vicinity last week.
 ]. F. Standridge and daughter a.41 Tam 7.de s.e..t t ksz Tuesday. Nzzk iArber ::sa { wiie are max
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

Ask your friend, your preacher. your druggist for hls opinion of Swamp Chlll and Fever Cure; ask anyone who knows or who has ever used Swamp Chill Cure, and you will find they one and all will say Swamp Chill Cure Is as nec- essary as food; to those who dwell in any section If tile country whero chilIs aud fever prevail. Prove 1t for yourself. It k guar anteed absolutely to cure.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28
ItemSOf Interest -.As Gathered By The Stafs.~ Correspondents

10 Correspondents and Readers;--A large advertisement coming in late last week interferred seriously swith our news matter. forcing us to leave out some. as 1t was impossible to print extra pages after the ad came. We always hope and try to avoid such conditions. = Editor.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

Mrs. Corrinna Ruth is sick. E. $. Bell is building new barn.
 Bill Whitsett and Jim Moore have taken contract to make ties for Mir. Whitsett of Two Mile.
 Bill Whitsett, Wallace Ander- son and Pete Taylor went hunt ing Saturday night and caught a rabbit.
 Prof. Henry Maxwell of Mont gomery county visited the home oi J. s. Ruth Saturday night and Sunday.
 Mamie Ruth.
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INK sPLAstiES.

Jack Balentine who has been ill for quite while is able to call ;e:. e:. ..:s A:s friends srs::.
 Whitworth and family and son family and daughter. Mrs. Butler and family. are preparing to leave this week for their old homes in the Lone Star State.
 Mir. Heath Of near Acorn was a guest at the c. l.. Harris home Sunday after noon.
 w. M. Driscoll has sold his en- zine and boiler to Mir. Fincher near Bethesda Syrlugs. but Mr. DriscolI is putting in another en- zine and boiler al this place.
 K. E. Wear and family were trading in Mena Monday.
 Mir. Harter who has had tue c. w. Petty farm rented for the past year, will leave this week for Oklahoma, where he inteads to locate.
 Come on Acorn and Quito, and let us hear the news from your vicinity.
 Brown Eyes.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

Last week Jesse Phllpot bought tue Owens farm on Mountain Fork. Tuesday he sold it to Ambrose Bratcher.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

Forest sups vvss;:s''r ST II1| ord returned Thnrsa, Snrinpa whese lss::-= ss:= ,. 4..s F. T ' eissge of the fose:: hibit atfhe Stste
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

pound girl at his home near board Camp. All doing we'll, ac- cording to Dr. Vaodiver.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

Lodge of Odd Fellows ao. ..'s. bekabs, Tbev are tue N tatives of the Meua loc1S7
 two oidess. :. !. ;
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PERSONAL NOTES

Hiram Gam of Rust was here Monday on business.
 l.. c. Cole of Wlckes, was iu Mena Monday on business.
 K. D. Sale was on short busi- ness trip to Waters Monday.
 l.. c. Wilson of Wickes, was here Wednesday on business.
 pr. c. F. Johnson of Hatfield, was attending court Wednesday.
 J. A. Harkey of Hatton spent Wednesday among Mena friends.
 Mrs. G. K. Wilson of Wander voort was shopping in Mena Monday.
 Mrs. M. J. Wignall of Van dervoort, was shopping in Mena Tuesday.
 Floyd Carter is here from Ala magorda, N. M., for visit with his parents.
 E. ]. Spencer, cashier of the Bank of Cove, was here Wednes- day an business. T. M. Williams and family left for Ida, Ok, Tuesday, where they expect to locate.
 5. E. Ducket of Eldridge, was here Friday trading and attend ing probate court. Mrs. R. l.. Gore left Saturday for Muskogee, Og,, to join Mr. Gore, who is working there.
 Edward Fagon, Justice of the Peace of Faulkner township, attended court here last week. Miss Donia Gipson and Miss Johnny Henderson returned to Hatfield, after short visit here.
 MT. and Mrs. H. H. Griffith left Thursday for Gaffs, Kas., to visit relatives for couple of months.
 Ben Whitehead left Monday for Chattanooga, Ok, where he will make his home with his sons.
 King Patterson of Wickes, was here Thursday on business. He left in the afternoon for Fort Smith.
 M. Jones uf Nunley, sold a bale of cotton ID Meua Friday at l4c. This was the record price so for this year.
 Miss Mamie Nichols has &C., cepted clerkship at c. F. Craw. lords store. She began work this morning.
 Mrs. .L.Goodner left Wednes. day for her home at Oden after a several months visit with $. s. Goodner and family.
 ]. J. Fossler of Cherry Hill. has rented, through Dennis, Kelly & Stratton, the 0. s. McMillan house west ot town.
 D. A. Stacy of Red Bird, D. w Alley of Rocky and Tom Youug and Gus Kent of Board Camo were trading in Mena Monday.
 Neander Richardson, his d laugh. ter, Lola, and Miss Ozie Dover of l Hatfield, were here Monday and | Tuesday morning doing some shopping.
 T. M. Rinebarger of Eagletou. has just returned from visits at | Seymour, la, and Winamac, Ind He was in Meua Wednesday, in | Attendance at the circuit court J. C. Smith left Friday for Movers. Os.. 10 b. with his sen. A. w. Smith, who is said to he very critically II, The sick mans mother nas b zen U in b;,n
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

5. L. Lindsay and Mrs. Enma are at Hot Springs Go Et.eud lhs In.etiuu 1f inc Cz..,l.S
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28
BOARD CAMP NEWS.

I'd Medford is very sick. k: r Freeman Of Sallisa V,
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

Shade w. Hilton. deputy sher. III and all around good fenow. is ssicosssSs tAe biIth oi io
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

J. II. Cross moved his family to Mena last Thursday. School is progressing nicely at Concord with Samuel pigg as teacher.
 Elm Springs school opened Monday with Viii HamIeit as teacher.
 We learn that John Cullen is
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

J. C. Smith left Friday for Movers, Os.. 10 b. with his son. A. w. Smith, who is said to he very critically III. The sick man $ mother nas b 'en with him several weeks.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

I. M. Rinebarger of Eagletou, has just returned from visits at Seymour, la, and Winamac, Iud He was in Meua Wednesday in attendance at the circuit court
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

]. J, Fossler of Cherry Hill, has rented, through Dennis, Kelly & Stratton, the c. s. McMillan house west ot town.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

D. A. Stacy of Red Bird, D. w. Alley of Rocky and Tom Young and Gus Kent of Board Camo. were trading in Mena Monday.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

Mrs. M.L.Goodner left wednes. day for her home at Oden after a several months visit with $. s. Goodner and family.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28

Neander Richardson, his dauph. CT, Lola, and Miss Ozie Dover of iatheld, were here Monday and Tuesday morning doing some Ihoppinp.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28
MARBLE HILL ITEMS.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
FINE FIGURE OF AN ESQUIRE Is CAPT.
ARCHIBALD WARRINGTON BUTTS

WAsHlNGTON. April q The
hafH umoat man at the White
iidAiAo o. Capt Archibald Warning.
tor lilase, United States army
9pis Butts sounds awful short
wi9on the other swol la the pros
ldenta military aid and Mrs IanH
esquire When Mr. TAFT onnt SO
niong 20 reception or lecl4rp or
a meeting which the first lady vi
the land wiehon Ia attend. Cant
Quits ia her escort Aud there are
many eyes euwoua of the White
House mistress because the captain
certainly makes q fine esquire
Capt Butts 10 "a bir. upstauding
sort Of a man. with good Philip
pine record a deep bass voice. and
a broad chest whore he hanks his
medals He's roally an ornament to
official Washington.
Capt Archie can play a good
Eaine Of golf lie showed hia class
lately when ho aud Gen Clarence
Edwards paired together and beat
the president and yico president by
two holes
Capt Butts used 10 be q Wash.
inFi0n correspondent before the
Spanish war lie entered the aerg.
Ice through the paymautera depart
ment under Gen Corhin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
is VICTIMIzED BY HIS
ONE TIME FRIEND

August beiHer vas arrested yes.
terday b. sheriff Robert T Hodge
and brought 20 jail "a sober up
heiser had been made the victim
II Joke by friends who we're
helping him spend his money In
drink Later one 81 the friends.
pointing 10 a horse and buggy. asked
heiBef 20 drive him home.
keiHer did 70 and later received
a beating AZ the hands Of tho
owner " tho vehicle for horse steal.
Ing Sheriff Hodge waa notified
that some one from the sheriffs
office Was wanted al Kent quick
70 Investigate a case Of horse steal.
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24

Opening AZ the Star theatre on
Monday afternoon viii be- Count be
Hutz and Tosaeli clever cycle cut
upa This Boz the first wheel ACT seen
At the Star IN many weeks. and n o.
t0ufed az one ~ the best Mr and
Mrs Arthur FORBES VIII BE- seen in
thnlr comedy Do ono act, "A VIVA
Hoac" sydney Grant u well -.
known nonoluRiat who recently
appeared az featured hendiiner on
the Keith ana Proctor circuit, and
who b. now making hla first appear
ance lu the West Miss Kuy Holland
viii appear in musical offering ~
violin solos and mimirrf She u %
sister - the well known romantic
actress. aud iG said ~ pnHaess % n
large extent her sisters artistic
ability. She plays number ~ IA
sarifa selections ana throws 30 81
song for good measure other new
acts will include thc motion pictures.
Harry HufRUNur. thc London song 3
ater. ana eaona M living portraits
from the hall ~ fame The old acts
Including Made. tho daucer and the
Eiite -Four. Will All close tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24

fAlilan narkhArt. The Lady pniu-
sy 81 Vaudeville Ma rafali y wild 4.
~ and a.. Countess Hasst and
Faalp viii divide the houors a.
hfadiinsFs Al the orphHafn next
wees. the new hlfi heatnuinE to-
morrow Afternoon
Marshall T. wilder. who T. ''smll-
ius Round TIE World il quite a
"a H4ous humerlst
LILLIAN iiurkhnrt. whn with a
efHFff company. viii present Grant
stNwmrtn piBNiet. "A PASSING Van.
80 u called The Lady baluty ~
Vaudeville
special engagement nf Countless
hossi and rapin So their creation
called DugiuE the Performance 10
oue - The features - thts season b
4au<etliie biii
Tie Lulu liesson Trio. consisting
- Miss Heesou and Ward aud
Nebef. have q plct4rsequs intro
Iueffon for their singing and dane
inE aet o. is entitled a Night IN
Il FaRo"
DlsFIckx Brothers, athletes have
a series - now sfGntH in see way uf
weight tWagilnN and nNfnN@ttca
MfNa fio Adler. who Sings n0pafar
soawa. - on ths program. a. u
Spunk boy anpfAnu. who viii b.
heard Ia 6uet with her
Fus and hpfd have a musical act
called Tie Maid and the Musician
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24

the play was such that every buig
wanted so see if for BE- Rad been
fHr krenteaf success uf Nlsa Grace
tsHufkra career az hn actress The
Lots theatre will present this play
here neat week far thN first time
tH stock tt % ffu7n thH unu 80
Frances AvmnF Mathews the we'll.
kmnwn dremAtiHt and writer 30 short
Htef4eA who has woNem ah iutemar
if tntereettng plot around the To-.
mantle love affair ~ 9afffck sad
fes WuffinEtuu. who afs kuuwN a.
the most celebrated players - the
elN1tefuth century Miss Mathews
Fiuf covers the history Of Fsa Wof-
finEtuH FROM hrr EARLIEST taBs when
she first appeared iu Der native
tnNu 1f Nunifu Wish circus
There her beauty ard wit attracted
and thoroughly fascinated David
aarftek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24

theatre mext week beginning al thlH
afternoons matinee Decd Features
are promised Ia this hiii. Includes
catchy songs and dances pat % - =
large chorus 81 pretty Effls The
comedians promise 90 furnish plenty
~ amusement The costumes used
Wsli he neu. pretty and - the lat
eat dssiKus The management 81
ths ncw Olympic theatre 10 sndssFs
urlnH % put on an attraction that
viii please. and cater 90 the women
especially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
~ tAe PaassEs..

The PantaEes management intro
duces the first Apache Dance in
the West. A company - some no
feeB - the dancers and uanfafui mist p
ffom France have been enNHE ed.
among them one who PLAYED SCI Sew
erlue company The scenery ~ tMts
aNf has been copied from She orig
inai tavern IN Paris and the cos
TUNES are exact reproductions 10
those Uuru ~ toe Apachea
TIE scene represents "a tavern
called "CaEeau des funoreuts in o
iow quarter Of Paris where the
kpaehss ana women ~ the aluma
have their rendezvous. The original
AQaehes are young drsperadoes who
would Do anything for money and
are supported ~ n swouaun The
arf wiii open tomorrow. 90 ruu Hli
aeek ~ the hlG feature 81 the new
tfif
ra9aninfH Ghost - another Eu-
reuean act MAY Buryea ard com
uauF wifl present clever uiay3ef
entitled The fmuuatuf fun ~ com
edF Efyth and HiK Franz wtiri-
ing comedy cyclists. viii Introduce
some new tricks On their line An
other novelty ID provided iu The
person - Austn Frimroae an Eng
iiah music hall artistic. she haH
miniature dressing room placed or
the stage and with the assistance
n her maid does character imper.
nations making her changes ~
fun view ~ the audience
rev popular song nrsttily Nus
frMfad. and = set ~ good moving
ufftares win be included IN the new
bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
PAY TWO MILLION
FOR A FARM

PORTLAND. April ~ Prank y
Mad and Paul s Murphy. % Seat
tie. and Charles iienFy and "A r.
Burke. of Portland. completed
one ~ the largest real estate trans
actions ~ unimpruved real esiRts
ever recorded IL Portland when
they purchased taz Hgr@s ~ land
known a. the HaFeifeFn farm. be.
longiug "a the iadd estate. IN the
heart % the East Side residence
district This property has been
hsid tn equity since 1858.
The price paid il approximately
81. 0Oo 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
PLAN LONG PILGRIMAGE

What ~ said 20 be- the longest
pilgrimage ever undertaken by any
shriner body viii BE- the trip "a
he undertaken Ia JUS by The o.
uoerA and Arab Patrol ~ Nile Tenn
PIE g convoy "A class ~ 100 a.
Nome through the burning sands o.
ths great dessert This class ls
gathered from All sections or
northwestern Alaska n enough
Applications are received 20 join m
the pilgrimage. % special steamer
VII De chartered otherwise the Sc
attic mobiles Will take passage on
the steamer Senator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
THE MARKETS

TIE feIiewfna are the aesFsss
prices gsatsa by the teral -hsls-
ssivFs en teesf prednce. meats aad
feed frtres In all fases are seis-
t~ct Go Nsrasftans according 80
frsshasas sad general enretlsaee
bot thss~ prices. unis@a efhersstss
tndieatsd. are Ter STRICTLY first
Hreara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
FLAGS AT HALF MAST

NAVY YARD. PUGET SOUND.
April ga salute ~ thirteen guns
~Rs fired at neon yesterday and
the flags IN the yard we're A. half
mast all day out 81 respect for the
memory Of the late Rear Admiral
George A Converse. z. s. n. who
died AZ Washington. - G.. on March
%
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24

New steamer ~. ~ Kennedy
fastest steamer on the Sound. leaves
Colman Dock five times daily for
Puget Sound Navy Yard go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24

Irritable temper and general die.
comfort result We positively cure
thia condition with our specially
rfVind slaasra sehnchara Optical
CO. Eye Specialists. 1907 Second
aF. Seattle
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49, teima Herman end her assoc
fers present TNr little
~ lA1t very drilghtfui con.
lghirht Tor the last time
sNf nHAt week commencing az
~ afternoon they viii offer
~. 'tAffluN Htiuuai mnfnd fnm
81 Biggest Eastern naraaff0n ~
"a theafrieaI seaf aTho Hnrrrer
taking tie audience through
,f9.ytflnth ~ stirring scenes ard
~ Do the under world ~
s lefk city a. lf exists today
+, niAllf fieniagirR enc attempt
aafie Daring d Christian school
20 n reErnffste e. low down
~ std lfnQfauf outlaw ~ chlok d.
n. N@i thiefea den gff the now
almeni the entire rnmnanv wut
~. n % strong character parts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24

n,sy fisrfe Years ego local the
r. 800 Had = BRIEF hut delight
,Npfe n That famous niav
s,,t.,l0 hpgn iie romance of David
III All Peg WoffinRt0n. cali.
s.-tlllt ftsfr. The fame %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
CHlhAMAN GUILTY
OF MURDER
tHf tnitsd rrs.. J

PORTLAND. Or. April "a The
jury in the case o. wee GueuR
charged wlth the mu~dor of i.ee Dal
Hoy brought ID a ycrdict ~ guilty
oi murder in che first degree Lem
Woon. an accomplish. already ia
under death sentence.