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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18
STOCK ASSOCIATIONS HAVE
ADVISORY BOARDS RECOGNIZED

During the past year seventeen as
sociations of western stockmen have
applied to the Forest Service for the
recognition of their Advisory Boards,
swelling the total number OF associa-
tons thus recognized to forty-six. Tt q
recognition accorded entities an asso-
citation TO receive notice of proposed
action, and an opportunity to be
heard by the local forest officer in
reference 90 increase or decrease in
the number of stock TO be allowed
the following season. the division Of
the range between the different class
es of stock and their owners, or the
adoption of special rules to meet To-
cal conditions. and in every case the
recommendations Of the Advisory
Boards are followed as far as the
rights OF non-members. and the 9th
er interests involved. will allow.
This cooperation is Of value both to
the stockmen interested and to the
Government The stockman is af-
forded an opportunity to work out his
own destiny; the Government has
the benefit of his training and expe-
rience ia meeting the complicated
situations which arise in connection
with its administration of the Nation
al Forest land. By this means the di
vision of the range between cattle
and sheep is conducted amicably. and
brings about an absence OF i'll feel
ing and bitterness. The necessary
reductions TO provide for new owners
OF prevent damage to the range are
distributed TO the best advantage and
in the way which will cause the least
inconvenience or loss to the ones az
fected. Seasons are established
which viii secure a maximum of use
Of the range with a minimum OF dam
age. and questioned fees are prompt
ly adjusted, while conflicting claims
TO ranges and resultant disputes are
settled within the association more
often than by appeals to the Govern
ment officers. Wherever an associa-
ton is organized local administration
follows.
It is the policy of the Forest Ser
vice to make every National Forest a
self administrative as conditions will
permit, and it has welcomed the
hearty cooperation Of the stoekmen.
Formal recognition will be granted an
association whenever its membership
constitutes a majority Of the users Of
the Forest OF division for which it
seeks recognition. and every facility
will be afforded the members TO
maintain the organization as a coop I
erative unit of the national admins
tration.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18
BUSY FRU|TLAND ITEMS

The Endeavor at the Methodist
church was well attended Sunday
evening. Ralph Mackinson was the
leader
Miss Mamie Bayer left Saturday
for Fairview, Oregon to teach a six
months course of school.
John Rich returned this week from
Guthrie Center, Iowa where he has
been for a couple of weeks.
Theron Mead and wife and Faun
Blair were Nyssa visitors Saturday.
The w. C. t. U. Ladies met with
Grant Fishers Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Henry moved his house farther
east this week. just this side of Mr..
Powell's.
There has been considerable gra-
ding done on the roads the past week
on Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. Jesse Davis has almost recov-
cred from bronchial pneumonia.
Mrs. Clyde Harry was on the sick
ut IL week.
ee Garrison's new house is
j aims rapidly.
Ne have prospects for post Of
flee in the near future for Fruitland.
Messrs Jim and Charles Whitzels
have remodeled and repaired their
house purchased of Mr.. Haines. The
freseoeing will soon be finished and
it has a neat coat of paint on it.
The whitzels are from the state OF
Colorado and are certainly great ad-
ditions to our little valley.
E. A. Blair is plastering his four
room house west of Fruitland.
The basket ball girls are greatly
pleased over their basket ball outfit
and are playing on the school grounds
The Ladies Aid win meet with Mrs.
Merle Dalzen Wednesday of this
week
Forman Carnifix will soon have
his new house completed east of
Fruitland.
E. E. Hunters new residence is
progressing rapidly.
Ira Henderson, wife and baby left
Saturday for Kearney. Nebraska.
They will stop and visit week with
friends in Douglass, Wyoming.
The w. C. T. U. will meet at the
Methodist church on Friday afternoon
November goth.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

C. A Phetteplace has moved his
family into the Harvey Bean resi-
dence.
E.W. NJ. Day has purchased the
Rev. C. w. Greenlee property OF
East Boulevard.
George Bateham and family visit
ed few days last week at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Chadwick.
Misses Marie Alderman and Edna
Culver enjoyed a trip to Boise with
DR.. Drysdale who went to meet his
wife. Mrs. Drysdale accompanied hel
mother as far as Boise, the latter
being on her way to Atlanta. Ga.
D. J. Graves and family are nov
occupying the residence Of Mrs. EN-
ilg Dorathy.
Mrs. Leo Schmidt entertained few
of her friends at card party last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Harris and Miss Minnie Cas-
berg of Payette were transacting
business in New Plymouth Saturday.
E. w. NJ. Day had the misfortune
to slip and fall on the sidewalk and
at present is not entirely over the ef
fects.
E. w. Phetteplace has accepted a
position with the Plymouth Hardware
& Lumber Co.
The Friendship Glass were enter
tanned at the home of Joe Mason on
Saturday evening.
Miss Bernice Ward who has been
visiting Miss May Miller returned to
her home in Ontario Saturday.
Rev. T. H. Gilbert left Monday for
Meadows where he will soon prove
up on his claim. Mr.. Gilbert expects
to move his family to New Plymouth
in the near future.
Rev. Lee. of Weiser. will occupy
the pulpit of the Congregational
church Sunday.
Mr.. John Mcintyre is enjoying an
outing at Starkey Hot Springs where
he has gone hoping that he may
benefit his health.
Mr.. Graham Davis made business
trip to Payette Monday evening. re-
turning on TUESDAY evening.
On Sunday evening something that
you might call a robbery occurred at
the Plymouth Hardware & Lumber
Co. store. The robbers took out the
front window pane and laid il in the
street where it was found the next
morning. They got away with eight
shotguns and rifles, one revolver and
two hunting knives. In all the val
ne was about $4,000
Mr.. E. F. Meyer made a business
trip to Caldwell last Monday and
Mrs. Gray, Of Union, Oregon, has
display of millinery stock in the E.
P. Day office. Any one desiring
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18

Fresh Seal Ship Baltimore Oysters
s5c per quart at Enterprise Meat
Market
10000 ACRES CAREY ACT LANDS
To be opened for settlement at
Nedbury. Idaho on November 10th,
under the King Hill Extension Irri-
CATION ompany Reduced rates will
be made via Oregon Short Line.
See agents 20. selling dates. rates
and iurIner particulars. 4t2
Incandescent lamps Of all kinds and
sizes sold at csst Idaho Oregon
light Power Company Phsne Bell
l61 or Independent "a.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18

A very good remedy and one
that we can highly recommend in
all cases Of Kidney trouble. is Pine
ules. the new kidney remedy. They
are especially good in ali cases Of
rheumatic pains, weak back or back
ache. urinary disorders and weak
kidneys. For sale by Payette Phar-
macy.
Grimes is selling everything at 25
to so per cent off this month. Buy
your Xmas presents now and save
money.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18
NATIONAL APPLE SHOW.
Spokane, WASH, Nov is to 20, 100

Spokane, WASH, Nov IS to 20, 1909.
For above occasion the o. S. L.
Ry. will sell round trip tickets Pay
cite Idaho to Spokane, Wash, at
rate Of s164O. Tickets sold Novem-
Der IS and IA, 1909. Final return
limit Nov. %, 1909.
G. F. JOHNSON, Agent.
43t3
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18
FOR RENT-coUNTRY PROPERTY

For Rent.-To experienced garden
er for term of years, % acres two
miles from town. suited to fruit
raising and market gardening. Good
house. Also 100 acre ranch. Address
S. care Enterprise.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18

Furl Fur! What fur? Cat fur
to make Kitten Brooches. Highest
cash price paid for all kinds OF furs.
l also pay cash for the bounty.
ASIA C. S. DAVIS, Caldwell, Ida
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18

new hat will be treated right If they
viii call on Mrs. Day and look at her
stock.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-08

WANTED Statesmen. Many make 800 to
$50 per month. SOM en- more. Stock clean
grown on reservation. far from old orchard.
Cash advanced weekly Choice OF territory
Address Washington Nursery Company Top
peuiSb, Washington. al
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-08

MANNERS BROS,

n..lcr. In Produce and Poultry; High,,
-, market price paid for hides ana
pcus Fine street
.,<rBI.OCK NOETII OF NEW !. d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
FOUR ARE KILLED in
FIGHT WITH RUSTLERS

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Jan. b.-Ad
vices received bY telephone from
Mesa Crando. 30 miles from here.
tell Of a pitched battle 30 miles
from there between a gang ot cat
tie ruStioFs and members 81 a
xigiianto committee organised last
seek 10 put . stop 10 the depfeda
lions ~ cattle thiyVrs. who are
working IN that locality.
According % the Information r..
celvcd. the tiEilautes Saturday
picked up the trail ~ q band 81
cattle thieves. wha made away wiih
several hundred head 81 stock near
Mesa Grande last week. and fol.
lowed them 10 a point just this
side Of the international line. where
the ruaticrR we're rounded up.
IN the fight that followed the
refusal % surrender. two Mexleann
an Indian and 4 white man. an
members q the band. we're ahut
and killed. and one vigilants was
seriously wounded The rusfiers
fled across the boundary after the
fight.
Coroner Morgan left this city this
morning for the scene ~ the klli
ing Owing e. the Isolation % the
district. details are Slow Ia coming
In
The rusfieFs are believed 10 BE-
allied with the same gang nos an
der arrest Ia Los Angeles Tor horre
stealing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
MILL is
BURNED DOWN

uELLlNGuAM, Jan The plant
81 the PUGET Sound Mills a Timber
company constituting Ia part tho
largest shlnele plan, IA the world,
iucatod az South Nottingham. was
destroyed by fifo horc, entaiilng "a
laas 81 ttih,oo0 and causing the
death 0f w l., Cleveland. filler
who was overcome hy the smoke,
Tho min had a daily capacity %
200. 900 shingles and Was the largcat
ia the world The lumber cut WAS
i5t.ooo feet daily. Tho mill had a
payroll Of 81 600 day aud employed
ae6 mon at this time
The plant WAS valued at fauo. 900
and Michael Earlcs. ~ Seattle. presi-
dent OF the company. declares one
hair % The plant e a total loss This
portion IN covered hy insurance IN
the amount - 100000
Earles says the min win he re-
built. but viii not say whether II
viii ho located here OF removed 60
Port Crescent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
JUST A WORD

We are in receipt Of 30 many
inquiries as to our method OF treat.
mcnt that Ne find Il necessary 10
make this statement
We do not cure hy the laylnE on
OF the hands, neither are We FAITH
Curerw nor Magnetic Healers
The success Of our treatment DO.
pcnds upon purely scientific meth.
DDS We restore the vital t1nc.
tiOna hy manipulation. BY the re-.
leasing Of impinged nerves. the re
Taxation % abnormal contraction
% muscles. correct deformltler ~
the b0ny structures and hY the use
OF appliances OF our own Invention.
Ne divert the blood supply AZ viii
% any part or organ that NAY be
weakened BY a disease
The better physicians 81 today
all agree that when a normal blood
supply IL carried % diseased area.
the disease viii vanish as n by
magic and medication may be dis.
pensed With.
We are glad 10 explain our meth
DDS 10 any one who ALL call al the
office or write as. WASHINGTON
sANITARiUM COMPANY. Suite
SIT. Peoples Bank Building Sc.
attic. Wash
The followinK IL the statement
made b. Mrs s > Marlborough Of
Kellogg. idaho. who has been AN.
der treatmsnt five weeks and now
tells ~ her complete recovery
Il came 60 the office ~ the
COMPANY. Respondent and suffer
ina terrible agony Ny stomach.
heart and bark gave me constant
trouble: | also had severe head.
aches. In fact. was scarcely ever
free from them Tho condition "
ms stomach Was 80 bad that !
could not eat, | could not sleep Al
night would take these spells
when my husband would think I
was going 70 die but thank God.
am here TO make this statement.
7 consider myself a yell woman.
and am only too clad 90 make this
statement. hoping that some other
sufferer may read Il and be bene-
fitted as I have been.
During my stay here. I came IN
contact with many g@sssats every
day that we're being treated. aud !
eld not meet one person wh0 VAS
not being benefited aud enthusiasts.
tie over bis OF her improved con
dition
y feel very thankful today that
I came 10 consult Theses mon
Just think % Il. i've weeks ago
! was IN terrible aE0aY and today
! am a well woman.
i Will gladly answer all CORE.
spoudence. Address. Mrs q. j.
Marlborough. KELLOGG. Idaho"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
ONE LONG GAY LARK

PORTLAND. Jan. 5-hy u. P-
n has Just leaked ont that three
youus physicians. disguised he old
women. attended the masquc ball
given NeN Years eve BY the pretty
nurses az the Good Samaritan hua.
pltai A. the nurses had one long.
gas lark. there ia deep moriifica.
ton among them noe a. sor1e Of
their stunts were not intended foF
male eyes The three men diaap
peared as the clock struck ~ No
names have been divnlgcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
ALASKA
CITY ON XMAS

There were no turkey dinners IN
skagwRy. Alaska. Christmas. and
the people are real angry AZ the on.
clals ~ the Pacific Coast steamship
Co. and especially the officers Of
the steamer Cottage city Tits in
formation vas brought by arrivals
from tho North today
The Cotfaee city had The turkey
anrply aboard Tor the North H..
stead ~ going direct through o.
skaEwny as usual the steamer
STAYED az Juneau all Of Christmas
DAY Capt Jensen 81 the Cottage
City sent holiday greetings 10 The
skhgwayltea bat no turkeys. and
that waa what caused The feelings
0f resentment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
SHERIFF AND HORSE
THIEF FIGHT DUEL

LEwtsTowN Mont Jan A
desperate duel haH been fought IA
the bnnw ~ me niounlalnn south 81
that city between a deputy sheriff
and suspected hnfse thief. Ia
which the latter vas killed
The uanses ~ the participants are
Deputy Sheriff Al Morgan and John
rflager The deputy had been sn
gagged IL the search several days
comink upon hia man IN secluded
district
The hattie then began. terminal
inE IN the death - tbs hunted man
The deputy notified the coroner ~
the affair and he latter IL uow 50
route e. hold an inquest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
THAWS DYNAMITE WITH
USUAL RESULT

AUBURN. Jan Yahchi Fol.
Euchi. Japanese farmer. asod a..
was killed in a dynamite explosion
and fire. which destroys d hts house
EdlEuehl, who owned 20 acres near
Christopher two miles north % here.
had been clearing HE place. urinE
dynamite on ihs atuHpa People
living few hundred yards away
heard a loud explosion. coming from
che direction ~ the IApauosc farm
er'a house A little later they saw
the shack burst into flames Help
vac rushed o. TIE scene. and the
fire was sstinEulsboa after ihe in
TERROR had been completely quilted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
GRAND LARCENY
CHARGE is MADE

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Murphy hes prepared lnformatione
which will be filed this afternoon.
charglng l. W, Held. n \. Peoples
Juan h MNndersford. W n Kirk
man. u. n Carlton and Dudley
Williams With graud larceny The
specific thofts set forth arv those
~ abstracts valued at si.9i3 Of
property situated Ia the lnterlake,
laaVlhurst Heights, lakeside cts
and AIT. Rakcr Park additions, With
the exception Of Dudley Williams,
the men are all out on bond An
officer has been sent Go Portland
for Williams. who was arrested
there Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
PRESIDENT SENDS
VETO MESSAGE

WASHINGTON, Jan, 5. ~ Y. +.
President Roosevelt's message to
day vetolng the ioiat resolution pro.
vidins for tho adjustment 81 The
boundary line between Colorado aud
New Mexico was presented 60 the
senate today senator Teller q
Colorado stated that he would have
seine remarks e. make and also
scme papers 60 submit e the sen.
etc when the presidents veto Is dis
missed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
SEEK MILLIONAIRE
FOR CHECK PASSING

RENO. New, Jan a vs. N. p
Harry NJ MILAN. crntwhiia mialnu
airc. and not long agn In the pnbllc
eye because ~ hts engagement 70
Edna Goodrich. ihe actress. II to
day being sought on a charge that
he is responsible fof the Issuing
~ alleged worthless checks amount.
Ina tc $4,000 The complainant Il
James MAY. knowu a. Ncvadaa
gambling kinE. who is thought 60
have given Mcmillan the Rmouuia
represented IN the checks enc night
lAat month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
G0PHE RS NEARLY
CAUSE WRECK

PORTLAND Ore Jan 5.-ny a.
2 Investigation today revealed
the fact that sophsfs boring holes
IN the Efuunt near Echo. on The
q x 4 y. almost caused a serious
wreck On that road yesterday.
u Nas shortly after midnight
when q heavy engine. pulling a
vest bound train. struck a deprea.
sion IN he track. the bump IN the
rails Instantly uncoaPlinE the en-.
sine from the ears ard setting the
ALI brakes Il developed that water
rushing dowu The gopher holes had
aoitsued The ground under the road
bed. with the results that the rails
sank for nsariY foot IN one place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
tAtssA+tttt+sA+
BANK eLuARlNes


State senator W n Puulhamus
OF summer appeared before tho
Root Investigation committee yes.
trrday to answer question Ia re-
gard "a n statement which had been
accredited Go him The nature OF
the question IL not known. bat Paul
hamus himself SAYS hla testimony
amounted 60 nothing. merely siving
him an opportunity OF correcting g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
ON THE FRONT

sc LIZ - ...4S
Advice was received here yesterday
that tho aAlIing - thp ~ Cruik. ~.
Gently purchased in Bath Ne ~
Ahuharh a Hamilton Tor tie Mas
kan passenger 3rnde. would not hn
until Jon a. on Acenunt - delay
Ia shipping an extra shaft and pro.
urlirr
Steamer Humboldt wiii 60 south
fof ciennlnn and E,airiirE upon her
return FROM her present. voyage
north
work vas yesterday begun ai she
Sloan Ship ards in iFnKthrniuE the
Sound steamer Naanuu - % feet
japanese sfaN met $50 Aafu sailed
this morning Tor tho Orient With
manY sfeeraFe passengers and = full
4sFruu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
WANT GREATER
MARKET SPACE

Farmers on the public mar rt
have urged the cts to provide better
facilities and more team spdff 90
fhe market before next summer.
The records Of Market inapef i0F
John Winahlp show thar duriuE Sep
TENDER the number ~ wagons dntlY
on the market averaged tu0 -
present the dail season be- uu. 1gHs
terday only ~ wRRunH being on
hand Inspector Wsnship says that
ihs present space should be- lncfraa
"a 90 psr cent 60 prepare fof nrki
spring ard summers business, The
present akaiiable SPACE for wagons
n huf J&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
SWALLOWS POISON
WHILE REHEARSING

TACOMA. Jan b--An amateur
theatrical rehearsal was brought 60
a sudden aud exciting end a. the
home VI , offstad. ia the north end
when ofraiad took two tablets. con-
tanning rarbplie acid. ~ mistake for
breath" tablets The acting WIS.,
Ia progress. ana offstad who had
ore 81 the principal parts reeled
across the room few seconds after
taking the tablets aud fell unc0n-
agiuua 90 the fionF A nearby phyHi-
elan was summoned nud revived
him IN about an hour iie will 10.
cover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
LEoAL NOTICES.


~ TuE frpEniuM COURT or TIE
STATE GF MAAttth0TuN,
ron hthN cot MY
VILLAS DHaA NiaiHflff W. Annie
Goes defendant sumn8ns and fefas
pisfnF
TIE state - weshinrtan ~ the defend
auf AnHis cunh
Tee are hFffff sHfHfsoaai 60 appear
Within sAff days Hffff fna aatr ~ fhe
nfsi putirnfian ~ tails HummpnH. tn@it
eifhiH slEff dsfa afiFf fhs 800 aaF y
December iNts nma Hefeud the ahHss
ehiHiHd action in thH above #Hiitisa
euWft ana aNsnff the complaint ~ fhn
tlafHfiH ann srfFH b fapf nf sNur al
sHFf nH abe uHdsfsfFnsr ATTORNEY ~
fhT piaiHfn a. his office below stated.
aH4 lu rass ~ Feul failure o. 81 DO
5ufFHsHf Niii BE- FsHhfHra aHainsf fnn
arenfaina GO the assHauds ~ she com
Histnl witch has been filed vita fhs
fisfk N Held Fnuff
Ths ahfeff ~ the affiHH 70 te ettaln
dlsnfae from Fna an are NfNauas 20
personal indlfnifirs aaa ahanrrf
aENNaF ~ HAf 'fHNfHNf.
hffufnsF fee ffr ftHiHfiH
e. Address fas MaHon iiaHh| So
efffH. WashiHrtaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
BLIZZARD In
MONTANA

BUTTE. Mont. Jan @ ~ u y.
The Northwest. In this vicinity II
Ia the Strip Of one Of the fi9ccat
billiards. that ever ragged here
ffigid weather prevails az Suite.
In tho path Of the storm. the, telf
perature having dropped ~ dcgretn
there since noon yesterday Last
night It was 10 below zero ~ nei.
eua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05

GETS SHOCKED

PHILADELPHIA. Jan ay a.
P.-fhla city Was aroused yeeter
day hy what appeared io have bean
earthquake trcmora Tremora WE'RE
e'lt at sia2 and 4gs O'Clock Yas
terday afternoon Both we're re
corded on the aelamograph a.
SwArthmnrr college
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
POLITICAL. TROUBLE
IN WISCONSIN

MADISON. Wis Jan. b.-hy L.
P-neputy State Insurance Com.
missioner N. W Walt. who WAS
yesterday asked to resign By Com.
missioner q r. needlc was today
Succeeded hy IA 4 Ekern Wait
flied formal charges with the gov.
ernof today alleEins irregularities
"a the management OF the state ia.
xafanec department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
Farms AND ACREAGE.



Jtu NEW FfVEshcrg TRACTS HO.
READY
hiHfNN ne uHHi FHaf nf two Hf NnY.
sold TffoN Hh HuH o. hCrHH ~ iHfH
naef Seattle Hui have never led q
better proportion fn Dffsf fhHn OUR
NEW FtYE ActtE TNhNfs between
NthTTlE A#U TACOMA. HieNiy ~
fatad fAMB8 10 fHINHf nfAN
HfhTfoNl Hpma RI ihaas ffhets sra
RICH ALDER NOTION some fret
fiarH upland. ESD nfHflr level. THlEH
HrabnfD AHU SIXTY AeHEA 10
choose from. we HHnf yes ~ zee
these ffaffa Come 90 fHr office aDf
see piat emo EHi fuH paftlfHlafs We
already have aa Hmfll Hna sHfHaia
HuiW located aH fhf DfaUetfg The
price. 1850 ~ fsfG raf ffHet. ufI mska
them ~ uulfklg Better ~ o4f nov
and Eft foaf fret fhnies PROBABLY
never again NiU sos have q fhanfa
a. boz rufh 0nup LhND ~ sell ~
Gated tef aau Two WIDE WAX
hHHfHrF cities. fDf ~ IfrftE
MONEY 1usf small pH YfHsaf dozen.
Make BDuf nwa terms ~ fhe hAlaune
special inaafemeni 90 effuai astusfa
Positively w tracts reserved HifhUtt
q deposit FifNi come. fIfsi served
HpHEHT MAbInY,
aia-ate 81 Aiasfa naiidiHr 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05

DETROIT jar B Henry q Pot
ter. vice president % the People
state Savings bank ~ this atty.
committed suicide az his home Yem.
teraay r0tfsrs accounts with the
bank are straight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
SIXTEEN SAILORS SINK

SYDNEY, y, g. W., Jan bly,
u p The plnaace Of the British
cruiser Encounter was sunk Ia q
collision with eollior here today
sixteen sailors were drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
Do 1t Now

Dirt ls flyue IN the new drydarka AZ
hrrmefton An the wise Investors are
Investing their spare cash around the
Navy Yard Navy Yard Cifs is the best
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