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j. A. Courtmartia1ed.


DENVER, June 20.-Lieut Clarence
S. Nettles, U. S. a., retired, now a
Denver lawyer, is to be courtmartialed
by order of President Taft The charge
is financial irregularities in private
life.
The charge is preferred by General
Thomas. Z. S. A., commanding the De-
partment of Colorado; Brigadier Gen
eral F. A. Smith, commanding Fort d.
A. Russell, Wyoming, will be president
of the court. Capt. William 7. John
son, Fifteenth Cavalry. will be Judge
advocate, the official prosecutor.
The court martial will meet in Den
yer, July 6, IN the Majestic building.
Lieutenant, or as he is better known
here, Captain Nettles, retired from the
army a year ago. He located here,
where he is a member of the Denver
club and the D. A. c., and took up
the practice of law.
At the army headquarters in the Ma
jestic building 1t is not yet known
what are the details of the charges.
Colonel Andrews, adjutant general of
the department, said that as far as he
knew Lieutenant Nettles conduct prior
to his retirement from the army Is not
in question, but his actions since his
residence in Denver.
"The army, said Colonel Andrews,
yields no jurisdiction over the affairs
of it's officers when they are relieved
of active duty.
From Captain Nettles it is gathered
that certain debts contracted since his
retirement are to be the subject of the
inquiry instituted by General Thomas.
He said:
~ have nothing to fear from the
court martial 1t will be defended by
competent counsel. 1t is true I owe
debts, but they are the ordinary debts
of life and are in no way connected
with nv service in the army"
Captain Nettles became famous
through his handling of the Grafton
case, which attracted worldwide atten-
ton. 1t was during his service in the
Philippines and during his term as
Judge advocate of the army of the
Philippines.
A private by the name of Grafton
was patroling his post when two Fill
ipinos appeared in the road. He COM
manded them to halt, but instead they
rushed for him, waving bolo knives as
if to make an attack.
Grafton fred and killed both. He
was honorably acquitted by the court
martial and then the civil authorities
took up the case. 1t resulted in con
vietion and the young soldier was sen
fenced to death.
Captain Nettles took charge of the
case and appealed it to the Supreme
Court of the Philippine Islands. The
decision of the lower court was sus
tanned. \ rehearing was granted, with
the same result.
Then Captain Nettles took the case
to the United States Supreme Court and
arguing there on the constitutional,
clause which forBids a man. life being
| placed IN jeopardy, he won and the
private was freed from custody. The
adroit handling of the case was widely
commented on by the press of the
nation.
Cruiser Work Delayed.
SEATTLE, Wash. June 29.-Sc
great is the demand for workmen at
the navy yard at Bremerton that a
| considerable amount Of repairs on the
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Army and
Navy News

The United States station ship Sup
ply for Guam will arrive here in the
next two weeks from Bremerten en-
route to station, after having been thor
oughly overhauled and put in shape for
another inactive tour of duty at the
little islet made famous by Frank R.
Stockton s humorous fiction of its cap
ture from the Spanish in 1898. The
Supply will take the place of the little
gunboat Concord, now on temporary
duty there, and the Concord will then
go to Mare Island or Bremerton, via
Honolulu, for an overhauling.
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Kaii|llukii

block SO, two lots in block 80, and two
lots in block Is. We still have few
more left, and will sell them right to
the right people; we want people who
will build and settle there
The finest strawberries in town come
from Kaimuhi; two peach trees, 3
years old, have brought in $3.50 and are
still full of fruit. Buy on the Eva side
of the Ridge, where you can raise fruits
and vegetables.
Lots contain $4,000 square feet. Get
one and be small farmer.
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F raternal Meetings

DAMIEN COUNCIL, NO. 563, Y NJ. T.,
meets every second and fourth Wednes-
day at 1850 O'Clock p. M in st. Louis
College Alumni Hall (Dreier Hall),
Union street. Visiting members are
always welcome.
W. J. GALLAGHER, President.
II. P. O'SULLIVAN, Secretary.
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LEARY CHAPTER MO. Q. o. z. q.
a Meets every third Monday of each
~W<~ month, at 1850 p. M. in the Masonic
M Temple. Visiting sisters and brothers
" are cordially invited to attend.
ANNA 3. WRIGHT, W. M.
Adelaide III. WEBSTER,
Secretary.
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Fraternal Meetings

L l dtCIII01 1V1CClIlISS
-
xoLYMxsrA xNoAsxpMENr NO. 1.
L o. O. r.
.6<xaamass. Meets every Hrst and third Friday
Of the month, at 1880 p. NJ In
$ Odd Fsllows' Hall, Fort Street
Visiting brothers cordially Invited
Z. ". FOSTER, C. P.
L. L. La PIERRE, Scribe.
xxoELsroa LODGE NO /. /. 0. o. T.
szsznsssa Meets every Tuesday evening, ct
"a gao, in Odd Fellows Hall Fort
Street. Visiting brothers cordi-
ally invited to attend
G. 4. BIDINGER, N. Ct.
L. L. LA PIERRE, Sec y.
MARMoNY LODGE NO. s. L o. o. z.
~Msshs. Meets every Monday evening, at
d. 1850 In Odd Fellows Hall. Fort
Street Visiting brothers esrdi-
ally invited to attend.
T. D. WICKE, n. G.
Il. 2. HENDRY, See, y.
PACIFIC REBEKAH LODGE no. /.
I. @. o. 2.
<Hass.. Meets every second and fourth
Thursday, Ct TO p: M od I'D
are cordially invited to attend.
CHARLOTTE WICKE, N. G.
ALICE NICHOLSON, Secy.
OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH LODGE NO. Q.
I. o. o. 2.
.zRssass. Meets every arst and third
Tsnesass Hat 81 we V.E & R. b oSs
are cordially invited to attend.
SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, n. G.
ALEXANDRA BATH, Secty.
OCEANIC LODGE NO. s71. r. d A. N.
n Meets on the last Monday of each
~ month. at Masonic Temple, at 80 D.
~ N: Visiting brethren are cordially in
z. a. BEMRosE. W. M.
". q. GOETZ, secy.
LEARH CHAPTER NO. Q. O. E..
A Meets every third Monday of each
49, month, at 1880 p. m. in the Masonic
~ Temple. Visiting sisters and brothers
are cordially invited to attend.
ANNA 3. WRIGHT, w. M.
Adelaide NJ. WEBSTER,
Secretary.
LII ALOHA CEzAPTER NO. s. o. e. a.
n Meets at the Masonic Temple every
~ second Saturday. Of each month. at
w I:so p. m. Visiting sisters and broth
srs are cordially invited to attend.
MINNIE RHOADS, W. M.
MARGARET LISHMAN, Secy.
HONOLULU TEMPE no. 1. PyTHIAN
<<RA Meets every first and third tuesday
AM ct 100 p. m, ct Knights of Pythias
III Han. Fort and Beretania streets All
w&@%J visitors cordially invited to attend.
~ AIMEE BICKNELL, nj. e. G.
SALTIE L. WILLIAMS z D q
OAHU LODGE NO. /. K. of p.
w Messs every arst and third Friday 1t
os9 sna Fsrs h street,. HALL vsss
ES brothers cordially invited to attend.
~ Z. r. NUGENT, G. G.
q. GOSLING, e. OF Il. & 8.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY LODGE NO. 8.
=. Of p.
- day, svsnina st 7:so o'clock. IN
49, Pythisn Hall, corner Beretania and
~ Fort streets. Visiting brothers cord;
r. NJ. M i Grew C. 6.
Z. A. JACOBSON, z. r. s.
SQUIRT CANOES NO. $40. A. O. r.
4 Meets every second and fourth Tues.
y day Of each month, ct 7:80 p. M. in
san Antonio Hall. Vineyard street.
"a attend
&SN GASPAR SILVA, c. 3.
M. c. PACHECO, F. s.
CANOES CIRCLE NO. gao. O. or.
Nests every second and fourth Thurs
4 A day eft each month. at 7:30 p. m, in
Z " San Antonio Hall. Vineyard street.
~ Visiting companions are cordially in
~ vited to attend.
48A MRS. H. L. PEREIRA, G. G.
MIR. L. A. PERRY, f. s.
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OCEANIC LODGE NO. s7l +. A. III.
n Meets on the last Monday of each
n%As- month. ut Masonic Temple at 1880 p.
A& N. Waiting brethren are cordially in
vited TO attend.
r. a. BEMROSE. W. NJ.
W. q. GOETZ, secy.
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LII ALOHA CHAPTER NO. s. o. Z. a.
A Meets at the Masonic Temple every
w. second Saturday Of each month, at
NJ 7:So p. m. Visiting sisters and broth
srs are cordially invited to attend
MINNIE RHOADS, W. M.
MARGARET LISHMAN, Secy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
LUCKY" BALDWlK'S FAMED SANTA
ANITA TRACK, NOW BUT A MEMORY

los ASukf.Es. April =it~auti-
fui SAINTS Amtsa park ths fsmA@me
aaufh~ru California race trseE be-
came ns~norr. 60 ~ eoupiea wtth
sbe meutery ~ see sauasiY famous
swn@r. ~Lnckys nsiawtn. whsn the
law proh4bltinx race track eamhstns
passed ~ the last Caiifefute teNlas
Aat8xr. weHt tnse effect eednv
ON the spot where for years fran.
&c thgusanas rave cAesrcd and
pleaded ard eafsed. while thor
aaahtfets raced down ths stretch
Within Few m1nthe there wtif
pfseahly p. p bones sgs,sF % E ,s
course has hssa practically aban.
danri
aanga Ante track has been 70
mlans feF ~ beauty - veil - for
thaf most cunsri ruoaa character ~
~ iamin. wtnneF - fuur American
dsghlss The course on she Baldwin
faHeh has bsfH conceded te b. the
most beapfifui race track in the
world Located 70 little waller
~ the foot 81 fhe Sierra Aaffs
mountains IL commands view
from the arand stand 81 TIE snow
ca Ued 0aake u the Hisrra Maafes
ard eff TO the south tHN fiasnina
waters 81 the Facifir
The santa Aniia track with tie
raaHnlfieenf Baldwin stables. repre-
scented The naturalization % the
one great Rmb4tiun ~ tta owner,
furfuau NNu loved bis horses Tor
themselves and not faf the money
they brought him
Tho paaaaaa ~ tins anti racing
iaw was followed closely ~ the
death ~ Baldwin Nov tha BALDWIN
stables have been leased ard all 81
che famous thoroughbred will soon
ha sold
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When Your Back Aches

A bad back turns every twenty
four hours into one duh round Of
pain and misery you are lame In
Che morning. naEged all day by 2
dull. throbbine backNchc. cant rest
Tn the evening or sleep well AZ
night II hurts TO bend over.
atraighlen up. set up from a chair,
OF llft even a llRht weight Any
sudden twist. turn or awkward
movement sends a tearing twinge Of
pain through the weak spot
nackache is really kidney ache
The kidneys are Ga the small Of
the back. and any pain there il
enough cause 20 suspect your Kid.
neyH If the urine Is discolored.
contains sandy sediment. OF passes
too frequently. then you have don.
blo proof
Keep the Kidneys we'll aud the
Kidneys viii keep YOU we'll Well
Kidneys litter the blood and keep
Il pure Diseased Kidneys only
partly purify the blood Neglect
weak kidneys and you invite uric
acid poisoning, gravel. stone IN the
kidney. rheumatism. heart trouble,
diabetes. nrlRhts disease. and a
long list Of ether serious disorders
now recognized as having their
cause in kidney weakness.
AT the first sign OF backaohe or
urinary disorders. give the kidneys
quick help. not With piasters, lin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
NEW SKIN REMEDY
STOPS ITCHING
skin Troubles 81 Infants ard
Adults Quickly Cured

skin Troubles of infants and
Adults Quickly Cured.
When II IL known that posiam
tho new skin remedy. will stop the
tortufogH itching attending eczema
wiih the first application and bfsnn
immediate relief aud comfort 10
sufferers from an skin troubles
its merits will b. instantly ap
preclatod On the tender skin %
chatting infants. poaiam may b.
Hscd with soothing and beneficial
effects II IL applied externafly
and It's remarkable healing powara
begin their work ~ once
All skin diseases. including &c.
Hema, acne. herpes. rash. teftar.
etc. yield readily to It's remarkatla
curative properties. Occasional
applications Of poslam. IN small
Quantities. viii quickly Danish nim.
pies, hives. blackhsads. blotchea
and win relieve and cure itching
feet. scaly scalp. humors. efc. A
special b0-eent package hHa bean
adopted for those who use noalam
Tor these minor troubles This AZ
we'll as the regular two.dollar iaf
~ on sale ~ the Quaker Drug Go
and ether leading drug stores In Sc
attic
An experimental supply Of pos
lam may be obtained free % charge
by writing TO the Emergency Lab
oratories, 81 West Twentyflfth
Street. New York City.
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crsCaaoANs tIhE RoLLam. Asn
rHfsN HE Will ettE oorcH
A WORKOUT.


CHICAGO Aurlf sfe-uf u n
Roller ~ Neaftle last ntahf won sn
stFAiMnt fails from The MYafrftsua
Cona actpf. in the oqpniua match ui
ths 46teN faunin handicap here last
night Roth wsrs clean. uafeh falls.
ana tMm seattle phNsirl4a son tns
hearts ~ EhieaMea1 a. BnFr
netrh TIRES ifie in4af tundln fHs
en .sw~siish .ellafupieat sn rninuies
and 81 seconds tie had agreed fq
fnrom aim snre VI 20 minutes lie
used q reverse nHtHnn 80 10 fhs
trick tnufiu waa ferg strong nuf
iaaksa scienes. aua uetfa secured
niH Heias at wfsl
INN sslafeiF after thH match. ne
Roller and lutrh siHuoi fnf a Nuiah
match. which viii cunr rff 10 ken.
Nns gNF April 81 Betting here. ~
course faV8rs nnteh. Aut Roller "a
looked upon 80 conner. and it IA
thnusht viii give tim a hard tussie
The Biz doctor seems to be IN per
feet eoHditiun.
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SEATTLE ATHLETIC CLUB
TO HOLD INDOOR meet

YATES brfwsa thar b. intense thofr
o. efsrf pfaapraf ~ teams nTtak go
Isras2 - fAkFn
Fhe bte foitnH~s loo. hRNs asrRp
asA "a 10 NntmNWtH
S4Aeial eNnnkn. AuEh as fss4F fNeaa
afp taNe kseu arranged Ter fhe Hfeu
- tho nAFf arftE aHa Aaslanal
N4HAfa 4na also fnf hiMh AHd gram
faHF school 81 anant#
Tha rffnftfsi eN~nt uttl h~ a Ma
afhau faes - tsA fafisa, ths start
ASH frat fNus iHHs - ~ ran 81 ffs
AfaHafY. then owes q e9pT8# wat ISL
sH annamnEed iafwf. ARD sac lsat fnus
laps 20 - finishes q the ArWafs
CHANDLER, fufuas Hpanalef Iafh
sum tfUai ~ FsfilgNan ara Soldier Nis
seA haw~ sHsrfra fer fhta sNWnt
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SEATTLE PROOF

W A. Hawkins. see Yesler y. y.
Seattle. Wash says y ai a..,a
me pleasure 20 confirm the $40 Y
mout | gave some year, aso
favor Of Deans Kidney flh.
the relief ohtained troA ~ W
use has proved peruianent a,
the most severe pains aerVss =.
small Of my back and was - ~.
nnyed by the irregular passsssses N
the kidney secretions. hoan : ~ "a
ney pills helped me at ones, ores ~ 4.
continued use entirely relieves $3.50
/ am an ardent advocate q - "a !
kidney Pills and have fsfye =
ed them ON many Occasions s.,sIus
know they live up 70 lhe
made for them"
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BOWLING MARATHON
IS OPENED TONIGHT

the first 81 its kind on the coast.
begins thia evening on the now
Rainier alleys. in the basement u
the old Poatufslre building Ten
local teams ~ two man each are
entered. and also two teams from
British Columbia. one mnu from
each team ig required 20 be bowl
Ina continuously Tor "A hours -Four
alleys will BE- used and balls viii
be rolled continuously An Hdmia-
sion Of 70 cents Is charged. ladies'
free
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soMra.t wFrm nHrrAF1oN go
nEsTEe ssnoot.--HscE wfGG
M moWt n ~ NAV

Ens beard % NenfFai ~ sfafn unt-
NrFs4fT statistics last ai4nt afrsnt -
tHr pNon1ea1fnn 70 tea alNWfnF4 ants
gefsftY " Pasadena Cat three
mile Fser "a haHa WaeHtnsfou -
Ma - - rssr etaHfafd wins fgoHi
tes tniS afsief - E4iifafnsa IN fns
annusl race BET sMMN these taatts a.
fiame
n - fhca9ht hase that Ntanfnfa
b &Ks 80 set
Fbia agreement wae reached nHst
sft@f suaataeta sf~ ahsrnssfan. a. in
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MIDDLETON MEETS WITH sERI.
Gus ACCIDENT AND BOUT
10 CALLED OFF.

Under the direction of Julius
johnson. wrestler aHd athletic in
structor for the local turnverein.
one Of the best smokers ~ the sea r
son was put an last night IN Eean .
Arcade hail before very interest
~ and apprrciatlve audience
Seldom has q smoker containing
only wrestling bouts - better class
been seen anywhefs. and never be-
fore here.
To vary the monOf0ny u the
evening, 2 horizontal bar stunt was
POT on by severnl ~ J0hnson'a pu-
PITS during one u whioh exercises
Jack Middleton feii and disiocated
his right aru Middleton was %
have wresfled with Ernest Yorls.
but on thls account the match was
called off Otherwise things went
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WASHINGTON STANFORD
RACE WILL BE ROWED

cider 80 49, it q $50 nessaeaFY for
tNa local crew 60 Nfs ; fail H1tkN eft
fhe feUgfat tufsfgaffFHta ehMm4
lilaH Ahip eass4fae
STARTERS 10 nut feel itaa EatnE
shs fuu aistenqs ama rather than
90 affhHHt uxH8n# sac local beard
arrfaed fsf the sssrrfh ffme to hu-
faer tha haaa ffasa sha sanHy state
aaA 100 thsm HaNs fhinNa al thriS
nwn maN
rfis mill prehaNiy hr az right
fof t&aI yeas ths iaadi heui SEQ
tn ftr ease distance ~ several
isna 30 anA fintahad fawinG s&sil1
wNftr the an1tH eFnafp mnFs All az
4 T. faahfful ~ saa~f ths afaaam
20 lfaiEtaa IN Nueka thsKs. they
on4la 90 the fesuiaflan Aiatanne but
49, fthfna So Ne : gopd friiGa yun
aseN
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~tsoHr MARATHON wtGa ma sfG
Etsa<f. Asu w&et AuB
fft At.naeaDf EsFEmfn.

The fiaitsftha success tts kfa5kfte
club seafsa whsa thwF puiiet ufa tss
hiE meet az fHA coliseum tNu NAAHs
thv hiSxeHt thd@ef ns~st sseF hnia
aM the coast III
siFeaey efforts are bstnR rfaae 80
EFf statistics ffens ts@ nlF mufe aaf
Hsiaaee clubs ~ caffse zu aHa con
pete aNstnss sustgh Aan auh Kelly 81
tHr MMftHomaA eiut ard 80 the "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
BATTLING NELSON SIGNS
WITH PACkEY M'FARlAND

Mcfarland has been angling fnr
the match fof sams iiIue hat Nelson
hstfGYsd . little anwiiiinEueHa and
tt ta thauNht no aaa MwldiAG cat fef
meFs manNN
A : aaHfaFrHcs bet wa~n the pfiH.
pals snd cufffafh hers lalf night.
hawaFeF terms Wefe 8NFpad upon
MgHAf liant inaiHt0d upnH the az
fount fsafafe, a. 5n spite N hta do.
feat bF Dave bsaEfrf be fltHks thst
30 So beat tbs uattier
GaffFefh has nat fut Haa1e nMhiif
fhs slse % thT purse. mes is fNe eide
bsf Nnuwu-
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NwedeA, Portuguese Porte Riranm.
HpanfafdH. fiawhtiaua and many
HikfuEea ~ these. Tie rafn vas
won - NiaTt tagAHun. native of
New Zeal uh "a ynnFn 20 age lfla
fiimN was 4 nnars. so minufrs and 10
ssrnpds ~ the fsFtY sis entries
fbtffN zone finished the course q
hlnese cumiu@ 10 twenty eighth
fhe race wAH siafkgd % MANuF
Joseph Fern 81 Honolulu. The
start hnsnH from kaia pax Thia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
NORWEGIAN TURNER'S PUT
ON VERY CLASSY SMOKER

without a bitch.
Bert kiuoaid won from Walter
Taylor IN falls Of three and five
minutes each, after several minutes
~ closely matched wrestling, In
which KiHeaid was several times
very close 90 the mat
Harvey Donaldson threw Me-
Knight In five minutes of slow
wrestling
straight to John Johnson. and
Young Ward. of the 8 a. q. won
from Elakstadt n the Turner's.
Virgil Venabies refereed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17

iments. nor any other outside AZ
plloatious, bat with q special he'
ney medicine.
The simplest and most euseass
remedy for sick kidneys . lnaas
Kidney Pills II there is weakhees'
congestion. Inflammation or so,e
ness, Deans kidney Pills eliletn
relieve IL They gently ssiria'A.s ~
tone and strengthen sick kidpesh
drive away hsclsache rheananss
pain and dizziness, clear ~ =.
regulate the urine. and restore = !
perfect filtenng OF the blood. ~"
nf en-. ihla relief Is permAnenL
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4 pair will strengthen the muscles
49, teach the user 90 be graceful
lhMF increase tho lung tAnarttN
clean the blood Of Impurities and
winsiow skates viii stand harder
WaNEH and mote abuse than any
skate known 90 uH You act = ala.
iinrtiVely Hsrvioeabis skate III a
Winsiow. You set q heavy special
steel ball-bearinK wheel first grade
SIS balls. as IA each wherf nam
cases cones and aKleH are hardened
tempered ~ of and ground To ac-
cnfaqy The trucks. rubhsrs and
supports are All exceptionally
skates are cheaper than shs.
leathsr therefore % ls both saonom.
ifat graceful and heaithfui 10 buv
them. safe ENDS April lard sale on
isnd TaR aud pin Holders, sash
o.ks clincher Tires. Oh stones
soc palr Girls Or noys woaasn
wheel Adjustable Roller skates
75c pair Girls Or noya csst fsoa ave
wheel Adjustable Roller Skates
as pair dirls or aoys. s, ""f
Wheel Adjustable Roller skates
chqies Of WINSTON. Union or lay ,po
81 90 pair Glila' or Boys Union
bah Bearing steel Wheel Ad-
Unstable Roller skates .... ~ so
~ 4Q pair Nirla or Boya' Winalow
haN Hearing steel Wheel ADJ
Unstable Roller Skates .... Sam
~ 20 paif barney a Berry same ~ 70
" tN pnir solid Frame Nickel. Plat
90 Union Hall Bearing Steel
wheel Roller skates 1880. aaya
different sizes 20 select from.
$3.50 pair Winaiow Rigid Frame
Ball Bearing Roller skates s2Ts
Sizes 20 select from
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HAWAII HAS The MARATHON FEVER

HONOLULU. Anrti t7A Mare
thon race over the regulation dis
lance. with probably The most poiy
alat and cosmopolitan SEE " entries
tn Athietfr HISTORY. mN tknh the first
outbreak 81 the Marathon fever ~
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
BAKE
OVEN
Cures Aged Man

sure cure for Rheumatism. bat
% very pleasant treatment for old
people lie says II makes an old
person feel young again ~ open
40 every channel ~ drpufntion or
sewerage Of the waole system. and
eliminates all poisonous seerotioBa
They bake you At DOT less than 800
degrees Fahrenheit aud that wili
bake the stiffness ont ~ Won. 81
vol a. the rheumatism Those
drugleaa healera surely know their
bnaluens They tell every ono nho
goes there inat what their ailments
ARC. and they don't charge for con
smitation. aud " you take their
treatment their charges are very
reasonable Their offices are at
the corner Of Second and Pike
street. Peoples SAVINGS Bank
building. suite 220 % 22s Hours. 3
. ~ - 9 . M Sundays - ~
only NY address IL 1885 Taylor
avenue have lived Ia Seattle
foufteen years. have had chronic
rheumatism for fifteen years. have
been 20 bad lately ! could not 81
or lie down. aud Loughnoy a.
ipuRhneY have cured me eith their
Bake oven ! am entirely free from
paiu or soreness Sincerely.
A. PULvER.
1895 Taylor avenue
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