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The newspaper., 1909-09-17

Try the new feed store for all
kinds of grain and chop feed.
The best oats in town.
L. p. BALCH.
The newspaper., 1909-09-17

Mrs. Frank Tuttle and daughter,
of Gunnison, came in Wednesday
evening to help harvest our large
fruit crop.
The newspaper., 1909-09-17

Ed Toothacre returned home
from an extended visit through
Kansas Thursday evening.
The newspaper., 1909-09-17

For SALE:-Team and harness.
Team is three and four years old,
we'll broke and gentle. Inquire
of B. MACK,
9p Stewart mesa.
The newspaper., 1909-09-17

lin Smith was down from
Somerset Thursday.
The newspaper., 1909-09-17

Smashing Sale on China at
ITELBOR.N|.S.
The newspaper., 1909-09-17

Miss Mayme Taylor and
brother Roe came IN from Ar
kansas Tuesday evening.
The newspaper., 1909-09-17

Charlie Cowan Jr.. left tor
Pueblo, Denver and other points
this morning.
The newspaper., 1909-09-17

For SALE:-Good set OF Dou-
bic harness suitable for buggy or
spring wagon. w. II. YATES.
The newspaper., 1909-09-17

Ben Gelker and H. M. Killa-
brough came in from Palisade
Sunday evening.
The newspaper., 1909-09-17
Ne.rt wee6 W'elbo1m sells all
China at half price.

Rev. Henry and wife, of Delta,
spent several days in Paonia this
week.
The newspaper., 1909-09-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

Welborn,S fancy China at half
The newspaper., 1909-09-17

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
MAKE BOLD ATTEMPT TO
REGAIN their FREEDOM
vVOhlAN'S SUFFRAGE BILL
PASSED HOUSE TODAY

tions were afraid of tho womenu
votes and that as Palmer Is a cor.
poratlon lawyer Il was 20 be- OK,
poclcd that he Would oppose the
measure.
Several fervid God Bless You
speeches Tor the ladies' were made.
aud tho bin went through
Representative Lambert 81 what
com county introduced a bill MAX.
ms the accidental shooting q a
human being BY a hunter a crime
Of maualaughter The house then
adjourned until Mohday
Tho proceedings ia the senate
this morning were devoid Of inter
est A bill providing for the 80.
adjustment 90 a fah hatchery near
Auburn waa passed aa vas also q
hiN providing for the appointment
OF a committee 90 settle the Wash
ington Oregon boundary dispute.
Tho senate then took adjourn
mant until Monday al 80 O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
DENIED Use
OF MAILS
FRAUDULENT COMPANY rs
uNEARTHEp AND WILL
BE INVESTIGATED.

LOS ANGELES. Jan. %. - BY
Il. p - Fifteen hundred letters ad-
dressed 10 the Bcrthaday and Dia.
mond Turquoise companies of Los
Angeles are being held here today
by the postoffice officials. follow
Ing the issuance OF a fraud order
at Washington.
Diamonds and doughnuts are said
10 have been the stock In trade OF
the companies. which are believed
To be owned by the same persons.
According TO the postal inspectors,
the Berthaday company advertised
that Il would furnish the secret OF
making and selling doughnuts.
chewing gum and candy at rldic.
ulously low prices. All that the
writer had 10 do, Il Is alleged. was
TO send a small sum 20 the Bertha.
day company, Box A, Los Angeles,
whereupon the formula. together
with instructions as how 20 become
an expert salesman, Immediately
would be forwarded
The unusually large amount OF
mail which the two companies were
receiving IN Los Angeles attracted
the attention OF the authorities. and
resulted In an investigation which
led 20 the issuing Of the fraud
order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
CATCH BOLD
AND BAD
MAN
POLICEMAN UNKNOW-
INGLY LANDS A
GOOD" CROOK.
Safe Blowing, Hold-Up
Artist Landed in
Jail.

When Patrolman Legate found
revolver ia the hip pocket 81
George Wilson yesterday while
walking the waterfront beat the
officer little thought 81 the bold,
bad man be placed under arrest
Wilson appeared Ia The police
court dock this morning wearing
suit % clothes that once had
seen prosperous days Mr. Wilson
also were a near sniie.
why were you carrying that
weapon inquired city Attorney
De Bruicr with his segercst cx.
preston.
We'll. your honor. It's this way.
explained Wilson. 4 was up IN the
little town Of Machias and ! WOE
the gun during a rattle, It's a good
gun. too
IL Recognized.
AT this juncture Captain Of De
tectiyea Charles Tenant stepped
into the court room and Wilson 8
nenr.Amlle faded
Hello. Jack said Tenant
IN HAHhA YOU AaN" At @tt
right. remarked Wilson. Captain
Trunnng Intimatcd that Il would be
a good idea to hold Wilson for
while NJ he was bad character.
Police Judge Gordon Imposed a
sentence OF 10 days.
Upon delying into Wilson's rec
ord. II was ascertAined by Tenant
that tho prisoner has been rather
free Ia his use Of names, and dur.
fng his travels about the country
has been known as Jack Castro,
Jack Castor and Jack Williams.
Picture In Roaue's Gallery.
A couple Of Wilson's photographs
adorn the local rugues gallery &C.
eording to Captain Tenant, Wilson
Ia an all-aruund bad man, safe
blowing and hold.up work being HIS
Ept cialties.
Wilson served time In the Deer
Lodge panitentiury and Is stiil sus-
peeted OF having held up a saloon
al Monroe. this state. ON the night
OF January 6, 1900.
Wilson will be held Rt the city
gall pending a further investigation
of his record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
ANARCHISTS RESORT
TO BOMB OUTRAGE.

uAKU. huaela. Jan. - ny u =.
One nan vas killed and II Ia.
iufed today when anarchists threw
a bomb into the shop II n Aarioff.
one 81 she richest merchants % thr
city.
The anarchists had demanded
that AsFleff pay them 70. 900 roubles.
which he had refused 10 do The
merchant Il among the injured.
The store wna badly wrecked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29

and impulaivoly ntepped 70 her
side.
Want some ?" be said. almost en-
trcatinglg in his unaffected kind
ness. holding ont an open bag Of
candy Ia his hand
The girls expression changed in.
stautly. q bright smile replaced the
gloom. and she half heaitatlnFiy
accepted the proffercd sweets
Tho crowd had stopped and saw
this palhetically sweet picture. a
picture that viii probably never be
forgotten by the ouloohers.
A half dozen gloved hands slipped
from purses 10 the hand Of the
startled tot ~ the novels The father
of the boy raised him and kissed
him again and again. unAshamed
and ali who saw, mentally did the
same
or those who watched and under.
stood. not a one but felt Just
trifle disconnected that n minor part
had fallen 20 them in that greatest
problem play of nature-"And Lit
tic Child Shall Lead Them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
GENTLE LITTLE SIDE LIGHT in
FIGHT FOR EQUAL SUFFRAGE

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s-The grim
night for woman suffrage will have 3
tnnder hue thrown over 4 durins
Easter week b. the suffraget wed
dinx Of Miss Mary Coleman and
Frederick hampton HardenbTook.
There we're plenty Of radicals who
thought Mas Coleman ought not 20
wed untli the cause had made great
~ headway. Miss Coleman is one Of
. The mozt gigilant soldiers o. eauai
1wf*pmue Bat IN thia advice, Only
Sra4nq were talking.
Niss Coieman's heart was talking,
too.
she decided there would be q wed
dln9. Why should women vote 20
save homes. II there are no homes 70
save How can there be homes "
there are no weddings asked Cupid
who Is democrat. Methodist SUI
fraaet. anarchist, anything 20 win
hts cause.
nut Miss Coleman compromised
with Cupid and Hymen. after a long
conference with the two little gods.
The following articles we're drawn
No between the two little fellows on
one Side. and the spirit Of woman 3
suffrage on the other.
/. Miss Coleman IL to love
: sFredenek Hampton Harden
brock as long and hard as she
pleases
2. Miss Coleman n 70 wed Mr..
Hardenbrouk
81 The marriage Is not 10 inter.
fere with sufffaRet ideas
- SO Coleman win not promise
$50 as
s.,.as,n ~, ceremony is to
be periormea', Hana syaia KINGS.
mill eOmmanaerg =. Hdainea
minister
&. The bride is 10 be given away
BY her father. because he couldn't
help being a man.
7. The bridegroom may have a
best man.
But
s. The wedding cake will be dis
fributed 10 the guests II miniature
ballot boxes bearing the legend,
Votes for Women"
.. Fuil.aized ballot boxes will bs
placed on the tables. containing
gifts for the ushcrs. who Will DO
girls Ia white directoire ffocks,
with yellow aaahes.
10. Suffraget buttons will be
worn b. the bride and groom when
they "go away" and bafioss and
yellow confetti will be thrown after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
ROOM WORKER MAKES
RAIDS IN APART mi NTS

who prowied about the broadway
district last Saturday.
A gold watch. gold stick pin
and a $40 sold piece fashiuned Ia .
charm vere taken from the home
81 w A Wood. az 1915 Howell st.
Wood was away from bis apart
meats but 20 minutes yesterday att
ernoon
The home of Mrs G Horton. Of
ST. Terrace -. was entered yes.
terday afternoon A gold watch
and = solid gold bracelet. SCI sith
diamonds aud sarneta. were taken.
Enter a store.
Burglars entered the Thirty sec
ona Av. Grocery store. az 3znd ay.
and Yssler way last night and
carried or three boxes of cigars,
a box Of chewing gum and several
boxes 81 bon hons The police be-
llexe that the robbery vas commit.
ted by boya