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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-09-11
Bees at Work.
Maple Sugar Camp.

The maple sugar camp was again
one of the suggestive features of the
fair, and seems to reward Colonel
Billings for his effort to bring the
maple sugar industry to the front.
A good display of sugar and syrup,
old implements, etc made All inter
esting and instructive show.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-09-11
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Daily and Sunday The Republican gives call the and
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-09-11
County Fair Notes.

Treasurer English reported the
gate receipts at $I6S4, and tiom the
grand stand $244, but had not re
ceived all the returns yesterday
The figures are but little below those
OF recent years.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-09-11
Swine.

Class chester withdrawing
sow, king iarm 1, NJ ] Eoughton : ;
boar, M J houghton /.
Class 4-Torkshire - Boar less
than year, w Jackman I, sow,
J w Jackman 1.
Glass 5-Mixed-Sow and pigs,
X r Perry /; boar 5 months, M J
Lewis I; 3 shotes, S A Goldschmidt
1, Nj J Lewis 2.
Durocs - Boar year, boar less
than 1 year, breeding sow and pigs,
Norris lie Gresley I.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-09-11

oldest is Mrs. Elvira Fisher, 9S, of
the Gilead district, who is her son 8
bousekeeper, and seems very likely
to complete her century The aver
age age of these So persons is SO
years.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-09-11
Butter and Cheese.

Dairy products at the fair have
hitherto been carefully hidden from
the public eye in a homely box dark
and deep. This year Supt Billings
had made neat cabinet with glass
front and visitors are enabled to see
the exhibit without securing permits
sion and assistance.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-09-11
Stock Parade.

A parade of the stock on exhibit
ton was an Interesting feature of
the afternoons program.
James d. Aitken of Billings also
furnished a number not on the card
bringing on the track a flock of
sheep driven by well trained dog.
This pleased the audience and Mr..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-09-11
We will send The Mirror and Farmer
and The Age to NEW SUBSCRIBERS one year for
S1l5.
$1.l5.

rams years, year, 3 ram lambs,
6 eve lambs, A S Harding I.
Class 9 and Io-Coarse Wool
Mixed-Ram years, E Y Dana 1 !;
ram lambs, Sumner Sherburne /.
Class IL and I2-Shropshires-
Firsts on ram years, ram lambs,
ewes years, ewes year, 3 eve
lambs, taken by r Lewis.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-09-11
Good Music.

The American band of Claremont,
N. H., Am. Leonard, director, was
the best that has been heard at the
fair for many years. On the march
and on the grounds the bands Sc
lections were new, well-played, and
were pleasure to all who heard
them
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-09-11
Billings Farm.

The Billings farm Southdowns
and Jerseys SO well known through
out the country, were again on
exhibition.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-09-11
Bethel S Aged People.

Thirty-eight residents of this
town are over 80 years of age, and
about 70 others are past 20. The
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-09-11
Fruit.

A big showing of apples surprised
the visitors this year. as it isn't much
of an apple year. George w. Potter
showed 80 varieties, capturing nine
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-09-11

first premiums Nathan Gushing
won firsts with 25 varieties Jason
Darling got five firsts, and other ex-
hibitors were Maplewood farm, G. j.
Markham, E. II. Slaytm and f Nc
Clay, There was good showing of
plums and pears.
Billings farm conservatory grapes
made tempting display.
Vegetable Hall.
The fields and gardens of the
neighborhood contributed quite lib
orally to the vegetable show. There
were pumpkins and smaller products,
among the exhibitors being w. G.
Vaughan, D. G. Spaulding, Maple
wood farm, Walter Gilbert, and in
addition was the Billings farm show.
Boys Gardens.
Three boys competed in the gar
den contest. The premiums Reno
L. Atwood, Bridgewater, | Ralph
l. Robinson 2, Richard d. Mann,
Quechee, 3.
Bees at Work.
Carroll G.. Finley, a young Wood
stock boy, has dropped base ball for
bee culture, and in box with IL glass
front, which had space in the maple
sugar camp, he showed hive of bees
busily at work making honey undis-
turbed by the attention they
attracted. And they won liberal
premium for their owner.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-05-14
HOW TO CONFER A FAVOR

headers Of the Journal will confer q
N favor on the publishers by patr0niz.
ing those merchants who advertise In
its columns. The Journal Is your paper
and the merchants who aid It with their
advertising patronage are worthy Of
your encouragement. The business men
who are best able to supply your wants
are those who show some enterprise In
soliciting your business through the ad'
vertising columns Of the home paper.
Everybody likes to do business with
live business man.
, 1909-12-04

Blaaketter til Skattelister vile bivo ON
deelte ncg.e Dage folindon Skvtte-Kommis-
sionens Mode, og oliver noiagtig at udfylde
af Eedkommende, SAINT derelter a. atgiye til
kommisionen i Byerne poa den for liver
Glade og paa Lnudet paa den for hvert
Kvarteer bestemte Dag.
atte-Kommissionen for St. Croix, den
27de November 1909.
BAUMANN. r. J. STRTDTRON.
, 1909-12-04
Pub. icatio0.

PURSUANT to order from the Government
the Tax Commission for St. Croix will
meet on the aforementioned DAYS to receive
information in writing relating to the taxes
for the present year.
For the Town Of Chri&tiausted.
Mt the Government Secretary S Office at 10
o'clock forenoon viz:
MONDAY the 18th December, for the
inhabitants Of Kings, Company, Queens,
Strand, North and West Streets, also West
ern Subulb BIS.
TUESDAY the l4th December, for the IN
hobjtauts Of Smith, Western, and Ulkelaue.
Watergut, Market and Princes Streets, Kings
and Queens cross Streets, Church, Hospital
and Green Streets and the Eastern Suburbs.
WEDNESDAY the 18th December, for the
inhabitants Of Hill, last Lagoon, LitlIo
Hospital, New and Fisher Streets.
For the Country,
THURSDAY the 10th December, for the in
habitants in both East End Quartz at the
Stock Estate SALLY'S FANCY at IL o'clock.
FRIDAY the 18th December, for the IN
Labitants in C6mpany's Quarter, at the Es-
tate Gra7tae-not Work and Rwst-at II
o'clock.
SATURDAY the 18th December for the
inhabitants in Queens, Kings and Northside
Quarter, Ltr. b. at the Station at kiugshill
at II O'Clock.
MONDAY the 2oth December for the
inhabilu Is IA Princes Quarter in the School
al estate Diamond at II O'Clock.
TUESDAY the 21st December for the IN
habitants in West End Quarter and North
side Quarter letter A. at the Police Office in
Frederik-ted, at II O'Clock.
For the Town of Frederikstcd,
same day for the inhabitants 81 Stand,
Kings and Queens Streets.
WEDNESDAY he 22nd December for the
inhabitants OF Princes, Hospital and New
Streets, Kings Gross Street, Market, Hill
and Lagoon Streets, all at the said Police
Office at 9 O'Clock.
Owners of estates, are to specify in writing
the exact number of acres in sugar c%ultiya-
tion, in cotton cultivation, in other |cultiva-
tion and in pasture. Also information con
corning the buildings on the estate and the
appropriation thereof, especially if there are
rooms rented to other than labourers permo-
nently employed, and the length and width
Of said rooms and the rental thereof.
If any portion Of the land is considered TO
be useless, and yields no revenue to the own
er, the number of acres of such portion mist
be stated in the taXlist and a certificate on
oath issued by the proprietor aud two
Bur9hers residing in the Quarter, and fur
thermore attested by the Quarter Officer, and
delivered to the Commission.
In order that reduction can be obtained in
the taxes for dwelling houses, warehouses
and sheds, which have been nnoccnpied for
two months and upwards, the Commission
would particularly draw the attention Of
those parties desiring reduction that it is
very necessary in such cases that certificates
to that effect be produced stating that the
houses, sheds, etc. have been vacant during
said period.
IT MUST BE SPECIALLY OBSERVEDE
Persons neglecting to procure the infor-
nation and proof described by the regula-
ton in the above shape, time and placed
must ascribe to their own neglect all losses
resulting th6refrom.
As several planters in the last years have
neglected TO meet at the fixed time andX
place to deliver their taxlists the commits
, 1909-12-04
acknowledgements

WDET bekjondtgjoros heryed, at den un-
a@ der 21de November 1908 mod Azorerne
paa Gruud at ByIdepest mnl~gto Karan-
teno under Days Dato er bleyen L;evot, dog
saaIodes, at Diet indtil videro like tjIades
noget fra Azorerue kommonde SIKH at ner-
me sig Yer.t miudro end 20 Fods Afstaud
og kun ON Hagen, medens Diet we'd Morkets
Frembrud moa lpgges I'd H3cvueu. End
yidcre maa der tlges saudonue FoIhoIds-
reglor som at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be-
stommos, tor ut hiudro at b,ttcr komme i
Land.
Gouvernemeuts Sekretariatct. St. Croix,
den code November 1909.
BAUNANN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-05
DENVER MAN HAS FOUND THf
REmEDY-mAV WORK AND
1T May NOT.

DENVER March Especial Cor
respondenoe new and sure cure
for that box.singing souhrctte habit
has been discovered By q Denver
man Henceforth when the stage
nuisance who embaraases men SIT
ting In stage boxes By singing AZ
them and directing the attention 81
the entire audience 10 them. tries
her ceauslfiah methods IN Denver
the staplston Pest Eradleater viii
be put IN action.
Patent Applied For.
The newest invention fputen, ap-
piled forl was evolved quite sud.
dcnlY at the Orpheam theatre last
evening when William Stapieton.
tail. nOnchalant. wrapped ~ an AZ
mosphere Of ningfroid~savolrfaire
and all that sort OF thing. you know
suddenly reached y aud pulled
Miss Lillian Gohu into the stage
box aad kept her there until half
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-05
cure FOR THE BOX
SINGING S0uBRETTE

The School Boys and Girls" nun
ber vas over.
Little Miss Cohn. who had been
teasiag q group q young mon In
Ne aEht hand stage box until their
Acea ere the color generally
snowa A. the aftermath az a llquog
~ cFu2 finaliy directed her stage
epsaestlng toward The dlgnlfied Mr.
aAE4eson In the iefthand stage box
GRABS the ~soubrstss.
FNE 3 moment a red fiuah sur
moaatst the bros ~ beavers prom
lhrst estlxsn and then attn the
AnH aad navuidiairu Of a real
~haFa whatsr be leaned forward
JUICES the pert aunbrefta By TIE
mana SOD lander her IN the stage
hoN- Ihereup0n he aud his man
compANoa held the young porson
nhtli re song vas finished
The Asdlence. many a whom rec
okal1sd MI Siapiefon. burst into
applause While the little souhrette
Who ~ The way. dldnt seem Ia
Do reiactanil made a violent stage
effort % iegain her place 10 the
hns Of darrinE boys aud xiris.
Then u eas az ever. Mr. Staple.
ton got a hand from the audience
which inade ths other acts on the
blii look anlfhiEg bat headilnern.
Habit Was Fierce.
The newest staploton patent for
the eradication o. hon SINGING sou
brstiea will be hsraidod With 10Y.
Ever since Loua Faust made nor
bit by singing Sammy 10 Young
gentlemen 10 stage boxes The habit
has grown with fierce aud unrc
lcnting persistence
or course. mauf YonnH ladies' "a.
dicted 10 the habh are supplied by
managers with young men Id whom
they may direct tholr songs but
quite frequently men who pay FOR
bon seats expecting b have n quiat
homeiike evening q plaasare are
east Into the depths of embarraas
ment by being singled out ~ tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-05
OLD TARS nv THE
SHEREFF,S OFFICE

to simpson. The OF Mans over
In III brig, looking after the guys
In irons"
Hodge Can Go Some Himself.
Simpson finally found Hodge. and
was returning TO the office when a
portly gentleman asked the ex-sea
captain II "MaJah Stringah was in"
Now Major Stringcr had left FOR
Olympia TO look after certain bills
soon 20 be brought up affecting the
shcriffs offices OF the state, but
here rs Captain Simpsons method OF
20 informing the stranger:
MIR. StrlnEher rs down az How
lympia Rettin' tn ships compasses
adjusted Tho gentleman however.
knowing Hodge well. went in for "a
moment 90 visit him. Hodge, as his
friend came into the office. arose
with extended hand. greeting him
thusly.
"By all the. souls Of South Sea
pirates-gol darn your salt picked,
t%opgaliant eyebrows, give us a shake
OF your weather fore MT
AFTER he had seated his friend,
"Old Man" Hodge touched a bell,
and when the clerk answered. he
saidi Tell Mills I want him n
moment" whercwith the clerk
yelled: Hey. Mills, yer wanted In
the or Mans cabin"
Lay Aloft With ~Stowaways.
when Mills entered the cabin, "
which, being interpreted, is Hodges
office. the sheriff told him 10 Lay
aloft with that bunch OF stowaways
wanted In No. / at 9!20." This
meant that Mills was to guard a
bunch OF prisoners going up for
sentence In department No, l OF the
superior court.
Mills used 90 be a whalcr, and a
few days ago he was over In the jail
instruCting the cook how they used
TO harpoon the oil monsters. with
a fork. In lieu of anything else, and
"A piece Of twine, Mills riggod up a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-05
ONE WOULD THINK He WAS ON
a SHIP AT SEA TO HEAR
THEIR CONVERSATION.

ANYBODY meaudering around the
King county eheriffH office would
have a hard time telling whether or
not he or she was aboard some man
o'-war, deep sea merchantman,
Whaier or what. and " Inclined In
any way toward s-easickncss, an aw-
ful feeling Of nausea awaits Them.
Sheriff Robert r. Hodge. who was
once a sailor OF the deep has gath
cred into his office y bunch of men
who have done "a turn Ia Uncle
SANS navy. on the three-skysl-
yarders. whaiera. twin screw
'tramps' and almost every kind OF
craft Imaginable.
Among the lung pickiod' salts In
the office are such men as Captain
]. u. Simpson. for many years em-
ployod by the Pacific Coast steam
ship company, L. &. Mills, who has
thrown a turn IN the navy, btll
Rodgers, who many a Time has
rubbed skin OFF his knuckles trying
10 furl g canvas off Cape Horn
and Young Griffiths. who served
his time below" In a German tramp,
Here's a Sample Of the Talk.
An Illustration Of how things go
occurred recently when Chief Dep
uty Jack StrinEer wanted simpson
90 serve a summons. Simpson was
out IN the corridor, and Mills, who
was IN tho sheriffa office at the
time, bawlcd out
"Hey, Cap, your wanted on the
bridge by the first huff BY this
Mills meant that SiinpRon was want
ed at the counter by Stringor. Hodge
IL dubbed the "Old Man" which IN
the custom on shipboard In referring
TO the captain,
Simpson, after receiving the pa
pers from Stringer, was gone about
an hour. when no returned looking
somewhat c~reEtfailen. Where's the
or Man2'" he asked OF Rodgers.
who replied;
"Damfino. last / saw him he was
out on the bow o. IN court house.
Mebbe you'il find him 'midships or
In the after hold OF the BOBBY hatch
Mills. however. had just seen If slga
going into the jail, 10 he sang out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-05
HERE ARE SOME CLEVER
SOUVENIRS

Leave IL TO J. r. STANDBY, Of We
Olde Curiosity Shop. TO get out the
souvenirs. lie n Just put out two
Of these travellers delights. enc IN
the shape OF "a bucket o. CLANS, and
the other a bunch OF shingles, that
are about the .neatest things we
have ever seen.
Each is microscopic IN dimensions,
but "A perfect sample. The shingles
about an inoh IN length. OF
star A STAR Of the first class ar
tiClC.
The bucket is built Of carefully
cut slaves, filled with tiny ciam-
shells. and covered with islnglass.
which gives the impression that II
is half filled with water.
A kindness done 70 the good is
never lost-piautuR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-05

bit OF whaling gear. The cook placed
a potato on the floor. which Mills
vas TO harpoon. Mills raised his
arm and let SO FOR an he was worth.
just then the JAN cat ran past. and
woe 20 kitty. Mills gave q better
Illustration 81 harp0oning than he
intended for kitty was one harpoon-
ed cat The feline received the fork
Just ahaft the left ear.
As the cat tore around tho kitchen
Mills, IN earnest now. yelled: PAY
out Pay out, quick, or youth tear
her all 20 pieces The cook paid
out like a seasoned old whaler, ana
the cat WAS finally calmed, realizing
evidently that she had not been mis-
taken for a whale. and that the in
trusion OF a fork into the left side
OF her neck was naught but a sad
mistake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-05
SUPERINTENDENT soulLlon
WILL see W a sonnlNA.
TON EXISTS IxcnY.

The department of utilities
VIII ia the Immediate asafe e1n
a9et e thorough imyea4aaun II
iight ana power rates ca axva hy OH
corporations engaged ia IL beginner
10 this city
This Investigation wili lAluar the
rates or the Seattle Elas vic eam
pnny. the Seattle Tacoma pomrr
company and the Snaqualfas ihxhs
a Power company.
All u these companies vAals on
Grating under different faanaks
menia are practically owned ~ M
Stone s. Webster syndicate and
there is mere than a sneakinR sIM.
plcifu that aN three corparAflom are
Tn "A combination. or wurk ui&sr 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-05

OLYMPIA. Murch 10y q. p
In the week 81 six business days
ending yesterday. r W Ross. COM
missioner Of public lands. collected
ard turned ever % the treasury
g~lssx8it4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-05
ALWAYS In TOUCH WITH
LAND BY WIRELESS

All Maru, ~ the Nippon Yussn
kaisha, showed on her recent voy
ese that = vessel equipped with the
wireless telegraph need no longer
hs alone In the vast soiitudes Of the
Pacific.
During the voyage just compietad
the vessel was never without eom.
muuication With the east and west
Mh9fHH or the ocean during the ta4H
miles q tho voyage Sufficient vea-
sells plying 20 the orient are now
equipped with the apparatus to
make u possible ct AL times to
relay mesasGet Hhoreward from
whatever ratt OF the sea the mes
sage emanstea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-05
WILL FIND OUT ABOUT
Light AND POWER RATES

gentiomrn'H agreement. an 20 the
rates they charge
Incidentally Mr. Houilisn HAS proc
cured statements from "a number nf
consumers ar both light and power.
shnNtns me rates they have been
raYlng 20 fhr different corporations
for their service
AIR houiiion has no direct inform
alton a. 90 tho existence ~ a iiEht
and power combination. bat ne iu.
tends te make the inquiry 90 C0fn
piete and FAR. reaching that "a wtil
dtVelen cgneiuniNsly whether a com.
biaatipn exists
! want these companies % give
me a statement a. 60 their rates fuf
both light and power. said Mr.
Houili0n To-day. q" want 10 know
what these rates are and uflan what
basis they are fixed II ~ only
rtuper that ihia department ahuaid
b. fuily Informed on these points"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-05
UNIQUE AND TRULY ORIGINAL
FARMER PAINTER ~ THE CITY
A. MONTGOMERY, WHO MAks
BOTH PICTURES AND Cpl
GRAMS m The CITY.

An evangelist ~ Indigenous Amer.
lean art tho original defender Of the
rikht of originality, The Riley OF the
brush, these and many other epithcts
are applied 90 the farmer painter.
A Montgomery now stopping al the
Butler Annex, With SEQ. 900 worth OF
pictures of hts own handtwerk.
Farmer painter yes YOU can cas-
NY soc q striking resemblance tn
Montgomery Co both uf these trades.
lie even wears the old cotton socks
that refuse 10 stay un and "a rub
Der collar. miles too large. adorns
his iesthorN wrinklcd neck His
clothes purchased with the idea e.
riVe the artistlcal impresslun-the
coat being cat IAN shape and the
trousers a Ia peg top have the un.
mistakabie stamp 90 rudunk COR
ners III
Cares Nothing for Ridieuls.
But as Tor ridicule or the siaros
81 the rlVheians on tho streets. he
colcs not a whit
lm nat a head hunter. I'm a
worker he told the reporter. Just
think what tt ia 90 come within the
orbit Of a men unannloreticall,l
alive after WALKING among Coloritss
dead mes was another hof shot
az the trembling auditor. The re-
porter was sent % ash questions. but
Remained Go listen.
Bur that painter can sling the
brush He positively Sweara that
once white walking the streets %
Parts with ara err OF corn-on the
canvas ~ course flock ~ pigeons
nearly spoiled the wotk os art With
their hoaks in a wills Cndeavor to
gain q meal
The keFnels On the corn painted by
McntComerY stand our tn relief ex
acfly as tho original The old meal
rack we used To hustle when boys
II there az natural AZ NE. the hushei
haskat, the pumpkin al are repre
scented This latter u a picture he
exhibited tn Paris, and for which be
refused $4,000 THIS must be SO
because he BAYS so
Even tire Walters Laughed.
Monday he iuuehed with ur Mat.
theNs and Governor Haniey az the
hotel The walters and clerks are
san ~chuckling and grinnlng AZ the
hattie of wee D. and gestures which
ensued He's worth meeting aud
thar $4,000 picture = on exhibition
ia she hotel ~rstflor
NHahfFssA HEnfttf+ nv fEFfuFNN az
the university. These are aams %
the lunches handed % the students
and professors who were compelled
a listen
There are ministers III this cIty
whp ought % be iu the real estate
business supsrtntendruts Of schools
In the large cities Of Washington
who ought % be feeding swine hack
IN Illinois. painters who should b.
Flowing corr and college professors
now In q midst who represent
hat we farmers Ia Illinois would
call refined lncpmpetents and who
ought 10 be- running millinery stores
where the styles are set ana they
be saved the trouble - thinking
Just one word uf warning lie
IL thoroughly competent of taking
care OF himself. both mentally and
physically.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-05
STATE NEWS

vsnesaver-Albsrt Baker. who
lost hia watch 81 his orchard four
yaaFn ago has found tie timepiece.
sarfh fakfma-8 sutherland. who
has made -four attempts 20 Kill him
eetf whNe IN tho city jail. will be
examined az 20 hts sanity
Dayf6a-The city council has paes-
ed an ordinance prohibiting card
PLAYING tu saloons There ie trouble
ahead for tho city dads.
0rfIaR-Neterane IN the old Sol
dfnrn home here have petitiched
that the post be moved 10 Port
Orchard.
spekane-n0y Peters, ~ years old,
has within the past week ghot three
large cougars and tax en- their skins
e TIE county cetntnlHfiphe.e ottiee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-05

recipient Of stage goo 500 oyea.
The Stapicton invention. u Is
hoped will BE- adopted in our lead
inE theatres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-05
DISCHARGED FROM
The n. G. N.

OLYMPIA March s-By e. p
L4eutenant g. A. Davis ~ the ma
tional guard company % Hnausam.
Was yesterday discharged from the
aervsce. BY order ~ Acting Governor
Hay Ter being absent from duty 30
days without trnve This IL said
20 he the first instance IN the history
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officer has been dismissed Tor such
reason
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