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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15
sWHYSs' ~dWHY NOTS'
ZEATIN6
WHAT SHALL WE eATf

People all over the country arc
anxiously asking: what shall I
eat in order to be we'll, strong and
active. 10 order to live long and
attain the fullest measure Of the
Joy Of liying71
To answer the question to the
betterment and satisfaction Of the
questioner Is at times rather
difficult matter. But to get him or
her to act upon the advice given
Is often a still more difficult mat
ter.
The reason for this is. believe,
not any lack Of Intelligence or Of
doclllty on the part OF the inquirer.
The mere fact Of his applying for
advice Is proof OF his sincefe desire
TO learn the law and TO apply It.
Tho failure 10 follow directions ",
! think. mainly because some OF uH
who profess expert knowledge along
these lines are all too prone 10 give
advice without making the indiyl-
dual 30 advised realize that for
every one Of these restrictions there
Ia, or al least there should be. per
fectiy clear and easily understood
reason.
FOR instance I may aay to n
patient: Avoid taking much sugar
with your cereal and cream: and
always take a BIT Of bread with a
spoonful Of the cereal" Now, II !
give no reason for such advice. he
il very likely to think my rule I'M
reasonable and arbitrary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15
THE WONDERFUL
LETTER.
~ STUART o. STONE.

Germans stenosraphor allowed the
unfinished letter 10 project stiffl,
from her Invlnrihlc No 8 while she
dreamed steadily out Of tho his.
open window.
0ofInan stuck his head into the
offlce. rMornln'.- hlurted he. blush
ing iuriously. Nice day"
Miss o'tourke nodded. bluAhlng
too. and gorman backed out. nearly
siamming the frosted Elars from tho
door. Each morning he entered the
efficc with a beautiful string Of COM
mant conceived during Tho ride down
town upon the tip Of hls tongue for
delivery to the girl at the machine
hut when he popped his rather bald
head into the little rub1ffice he for
got the prospects Of early spring. the
chances Of the Cubs for the pcnnant
and the new kind of birds upon the
ladies' hats. and said "Mornln nice
day"
There were times when Miss
o'Hourke found plnklah. lace paper
valentines bearing delicious notices
u sentiment upon her desk. OF may
be rcd roses pecped from a vase
filled with hydrant wator-and she
was far too ehrewd not to guess
where the tokens came from, But
the only time she had endenyored to
thank German he had denied the
deed with viRor and. pleading nm on
gagement. had remained away from
tho office all day so that after
ward, In the interests of tho bust
ness, Miss o'Roufke Kept her thanks
TO herself
This morning, though. n was quite
evident that Gorman was much per.
turbed. For Instance. no thrust his
head into the inner office and said
for the second time. "Mornln-nlce
dayl" Erinning most idioticalIy,
Later he rang for Miss oRouritf,
only TO inform her that he believed
Boston would win tho ponnant after
ALL Finally he rang long and vigp-
oualy, and when she responded, mo-
toned for her TO take bia dlotatloni
"Mr John Jones', 900 Jones' Il
Jonesvillo"--
what an odd name and address,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

mrs. fiisa stewart esnmiis sal.
eide. Hhr drinks poisonous drug
rho newspapers tel the story sud
We read u without emotion Where
IL our hearty what ran vie De-
thinking II there we're 900 SUI
eidHa in Haatile tomorrow, the horror
could hf more real
T. u asihina that . young u5thsr
seeks freedom 10 auNh a cfimlnal
wayf God kngNa the emancipation
~ onnlaVed women u dire need to-
day. uut what sadness " thia Nhen
mother must leave three liflle
children because life u hrrufsfd
And what release docs she seek
at ~ years u aEel
safsi, a dreadful tragedy Il here
enacted a domestic picture al 700
common IL Gutiinsd The hing God
intended each II ~ 20 poaafss iu
rich abundance life. home. children
-ia violated until woman Wild
torn mind aud broken heart dcStfV.
hofaelf
4 civilization thai forces such a
violent measure on human lives u
friminaliy faulty Il ~ too bad 10
say Il. bat there are 30 many sui
eidea that shs only represents Il
class nut why q rlaaHf How long
shall mans inhumanify 70 man aud
woman b. permitted
We need nat discuss n0w tie evil
aud f0NHrdife 81 suicide. ~ u evil.
II 10 roNafdiY. II u unworthy u
any man And woman made ~ the
image 81 dod.
The pitt ~ u IL that peoples lives
can be % bufdsned. 20 harassnd. 90
thnthllrsd. 20 hurt that 10 thsif dsls
pefatinn. thrf feel that death 70 pref
cradle No they DO A. aNful thing
read 81 evil lives fading ludg-
mfnt ana cheating justice By self
destruction Hut when I read u 4
young mother. doubtless Innocent
N wrong doing. dying 10 Escape q
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mufmnrsd Maggie o1toufhc.
German sriuned fooilshiy aud 70
sgm~di
Dear Jones' am considering
momenious aisp-ane that viii af
feet my whole life ! am very lone
~ Jones No ons In the world care
for me wan. 10 ask you assnei
thing"
GERMAN stopped and eyed tho girl
He was red a. a well burned bfiei
and actually pefspifinE The sten-
1sfapher lifted her head II caramel.
, copper hair and regarded him viii
her sray eyes
We'll whY don't you ask her
that H. him = she inquired.
oh -er-fes. Htammerci Cor.
man. We must proceed
There 10 certain peson who /,
saseuilai 10 my happiness. bat Il
bsyond my grasp She ls red ras.
= pcah and wershy TO marry duke
Had ! batsef forget this sentiment
- "N'"t - ~ AHA fNHuhN o. June Of
lss, my fate In one bold blgsf Write
2in. Jones. ! must nov say sood.lsy.
Yours
n "0oRMAN.-
? There said dorman. with ,r.m-
uioun tones and with a strange laoh
a. Miss Maggie Onourke. You
may typeWrite that"
i seemed 10 German that the sirl
was over long at the tranncfibins
but ryeHtually she returned and
Banded him the completed letter. 4
fad trouble with my notss.- she en-.
lpiained hiushing violently. -Yot
hesl,ated and looked at me 30 queer.
By
dorman read;
Dear Jones--f am considering !
matrimonial stcp--one that will nfo.
vide mo With a wife. am WI,
homeiy. jones. but what Eiri mind
little thing like that | am soin,
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WHEN KITTY DOLLIVER PLAYED
WITH MOUSY ALDRICH

disciples TO learn from tho Hips Of
the senator himself that In this cot.
ton schedule the ehnnEoH that wore
made dld not represent the genius
Of tho man who enjoys, In the my.
lhoi0ny Of our public life, tho repii
tailon Of being the grehinat living
expert upon tho leohnionlitles Of
cotton manufacture, but that the
senator from Rhode Island, mgati'
fed by the task Hei before him by
his constituents u raising the
table Of these rates without touch.
ing them. turned tho Job over 10
tho appraisers office In New York. "
lays II on Thick.
Speaking Of tho wool schedule,
Senator Dolllvef said what ! AJAX
to-day OF phrty leaders Il 10 take IA
back, uot TO 1890. when Mckinley
IN despair turned the making Of the
wool tariff over 10 a mass meeting
II ita bcneiiolarica. not 10 1881.
when Gov. Dlhgloya ayowed pur.
pose 10 reduce the Mckinley rates
was vetoed BY the threats and
viamor Of outside Interests. but to
1855, when the senator from Rhode
faland labnred month after month,
day and night, with WIN u Allison.
in the preparation Of tho only sched.
ule OF wool and woolcnn In 90 Year,
IN which either the public interest
or the welfare on the republican
party was made paramount over
sordid private considerations
Senator Dpiltyer said he wanted
TO see an end 10 the scandal that
has accompanied tho framing Of
every tariff bill. aud that has cor
rnpicd American Industries and
made great enterprises mere ad
iuncia to political agitation"
Enemy Of Aldrieh.
In delivering his speech senator
polllyer has won the temporary on.
nifty Of Leader Aldrich To kay
that he has won Aldnch'u lasting
opposition would be- doing an IN
Justice 10 the character OF Aldfich.
Aldrich does not cherish personal
animoaliies. These. with an other
things, subordinate themselves to
the ends toward which he strives
n h. needs a man be goes after him,
His feelings play no part II Ia the
method Of tho briber lie n suaYe.
keen. shrewd ie has an excellent
memory, He has experience at bis
command lie has resource. and
for many years be has commanded
Influence. money, power, lie Is 4
dangerous man. No matter what
the future may bring forth. sena,
tor DolllYeF Is entitled 10 much
credit for bis courage 10 What he
has recently done TO him.
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"oREAr SECRECY AND THE
HoI poLtol ATTENDS THE RE-
HEARsALs."

Begin saving your money. fellows.
Boeleyspott is going to have 90
cieiy circus. The Most Magnlfii
cent. Marvellous and Mastadonle Az
gregation OF Animals. AcrobatE and
Amazing Freaks. Fakes and froata
that ever giaddened the eyes Of a
blind man. And I'm press agent.
% Every member OF tho local 400 IL
going TO take part. II only TO keep
from paying admission.
Great secrecy and hoi poliol at.
tend the fehearsals. and knot holes
In Abner Chlcksey'H barn are At
a premium. Sudie Clodhhmmer IL
going TO do tho salome dance in a
tube gown while riding bareback.
She Ia practieing In a strnltIacket.
The Hunsnider brothers. tfapess
artists. will have a flying fish act
without the aid OF a net. diving
from the center pole into tank. II
II Ia a water tank they will swim
out. II 1t is an oil tank they will
stay In and give an Imitation Of
Norwegian sardlnes as an added
feature.
There will also be a chariot race
between the depot express and the
village hose carriage. lobe i,eede
Ia going 10 drive one, dressed In a
suit Of red flannel underwear, rep.
resentlng Hon Hur. I'm going to
drive the other. but don't know
what I'll represent, unless lt's Ben
Him. Ha-ha -hee-heei
The town undertaken and three
grave dlggers chose TO be the
clowns. They've an eye 10 business.
because they hope to make you die
a-laughlng, Nellie. the hash girl at
the Broadway Beanery. Ia going 10
do a cup and plate Juggling act,
while Tom Slade, the old squirrel
hunter. will do the sharpshootlng
stunt at the same time. using tho
chlnaware that Nellie tossed an clay
pigeons. In the menagerle We will
exhibit Dick Bllcemire and his den
Of performing billy goats. You can
get In for a scent. Tee-hoe-heel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

attention to the latter day definition Of the slime principle
of protection. Il is;
"Such duties as will equal the difference between the cost
Of production at home and abroad INCLUDING REASON
ABLE PROFIT TO THE AMERICAN PRODUCT"
The word manufacture would be more apropos hah
producer in this definition but let it go it is since the
manufacturer producer il he isn't farmer and even
II he does get the bulk OF the protective legislation
Now il IS not so very difficult to determine the difference
between the OF producing article here and abroad An
average be struck the wages OF miners uimen ma
chinisis and the like and all the that enter into the
OF production OF given article here or abroad so that
very close approximation be made Of the difference in cost
With these reliable statistics schooboy could figure cut what
the duties should be But just look the words we have put
in big type above They mountain OF doubt They open
the door private greed public deceit and popular oppes-
sion.
What is a reasonable profit
Your money a savings bank OF per cent profit.
Most OF the states have fixed legal limit OF profit on
money. from to 9 per cent
Ii the general idea among real estate that property
producing 10 per It's valuation yielding rea-
sonabie profit
But these profits instaneed not profits on mannae-
In manufactures and similar investments the percent
age reasonable profit should increase in proportion to the
amount OF capital invested employed in the estimation Of
capitalists Ten per profit, Illustrate may be reason
able OF $4,000 but investment Of $500
900 ough, to yield Is or Is per cent
The erx OF the task in the hands OF congress the
determination OF what is the reasonable profit
Experts must be called consulted to determine what
is reasonable profit They're the ground already alt right
and will require process get them to testify What
experts Why the fellow who invests millions the heads Of
trusts the magnaes Of corporations that bonded and
doublebonded and every dollar OF their investment means
that Is IS or more profit is reasonable profit
Duties based on the difference in the actual Of
home and abroad may protect the American wage
aud be something which the people stand
II national elections anything has been decided
that the burden OF this arbitrary difference is bad
thing 1t is the reasonable profit that the people get the
harpoon thrown into them gurayey speaking Certain Il
is that the benefits very small proportion Of the
people and that small proportion the fellows who pocket the
profit.
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fact that Nelson w Aldrich raj and
had 10 listen lie told OF tricks aud
eubtcriugen In the past and present
LEGISLATION. and the ghllerieu looked
down aud saw IN MI Aldfieh the
author of these tricks He drew On
history aud parable. Ito was both
vehement and eauailcI AZ times he
was persuasive. and then again 81.
most playful. On the whole he
made d speech more darlnrli antag
oniatie than anything which has
come from the party Of the oppoai'
'inn'
Nl'fo'io speeeh'
Cold words In typo give but a
small idea Of the speech ~ Senator
Deliver Yet the touch " yitfipl
may be seen In passage like the
following
IAN mon bow naturally before the
Divine wisdom. even wheu they do
not understand. An men reenfd
with reverence tho wisdom OF Solo.
inohs OF ffAhkiihi pf ldhhulhi hNt
Il IN another matter for men fpli
knwn. alltins In this chamber, 70
put their individual Judgment Into
acrviiudo, not to the Hreai and good
men who adorn the deliberations Of
congress-, but 10 the persons on the
outside whose very nAmea are nm
known TO ua II u not neeeAAefy
to comment hafHhly upon The work
OF Gov DinEley or Wm. Mckinley
Much leaa Ia Il necessary TO appear
wanting IN confederation for my
hunoted friend from hh1dn Island
Springs the Expose.
With this gentle Introduction
Senator Dolilfef proceeded 10 en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15
BAKE
n
NEVER FAILS

Loughney & Loughney and q
baked In their oven. They IN
cured even the chronic cazss d .
great many years standing. fsq1h
come in. Outlines on orufches -
go out without the use Of Ia
after only one bake. Il Is surely =
wonder Of the age and after p>a11
have tried every other treats
they can learn OF and fail. -
cases can be sure OF a cure n
Loughney q Longhney. They ~
-four bake ovens and graduate -
nurses to care for ladies In he -
ovens and cooling rooms. They ~
you the best OF attention and -
prices are surely within reao Z
all. 81 per treatment They GU
me when alt other methods ~
and I had a very severe CO !
Rheumatism. No matter vtat i!
tried | conld not get relief nn
i tried the bake oven. Nov g
well. Loughney A Louehne
|offIces are in the Peoples Sasing.
Bank building. corner Second -
|Piko street. Suite 800 10 225i Hoea
s a. m. to D. m. sundays, nA
only. Yours for good health.
SWAN MoRN
2i0 Occidental Av., Seelus
Care OF Hotel Richelieu
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TO ask her some time In the next
million years Thcrc II a certain girl
who Ia dying to have me, but who
doesn't get a chance She In rcd
headed Irish girl. and hor name Ia
Maggie OR0urkc. Hadn't We better
have the wedding on the nth OF
June as soon az Mnsgic can make
her irouHreau' Goodby, Jones !
must now kiss my fiancc.
Yours.
"GORMAN.-
MY stcnosraphy IL getting some
thing awful apologized Maggie
O'Rourke.
nut your transcript Ia perfect"
dubbed German. "it Ia Just what
I've been dying to say for two
years"
Then he stopped and carried out
the last declaration In the wonderful
lstter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

When. however, ! explain 10 him
that the presence OF cane sugar In a
starchy mixture prevents the com.
plete conversion Of that starch
into matter capable Of feeding the
body; whom remind him that. BY
taking a piece OF broad with every
spoonful OF cereal. he is therefore
quite certain TO masiicate II thor.
oughly. and actually digest at least
a purt Of II in the mouth.
When | have taken the trouble
to DO this be appreciates that there
is a reason for the advice; and, II a
reasonable man, he gets his moneys
worth by obeying directions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

Despite the fact tina, the man Who
killed Mrs. George admitted the
crime, an incredulous eoroner's
jury is earning It's per diem finding
this out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

4 In these articles I shall Try !
= 70 give you plain and practical 4
= directions as to what 10 eat, 4
= how to eat. when TO eat and 4
: how to use food 80 az 10 get 4
= from II the greatest possible 4
: amount OF health, strength and 4
= power Of both body and mind. 4
y have no 'fads" or lconoelas. 4
= Tic Ideas to present--just plain 4
= common sense. shall no 4
= doubt say some things with 4
= which you will not agree. Am 4
= right or ~ron9f Here's the 4
= test; Follow my suggestions 4
4 for a fortnight and sew. n. 4
n c. LATsoN. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

As the Hremerton postoffIce rob
berg was without their Jurisdiction,
We are deprived Of tho police opln-
ion as to the professional abilities
Of the craeksmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15
FIRST RGAl REVOLT IN CON
0REss FOR THIRTY
WARS,
ny ollsoN GARDNER.

WASHINGTON. n. C.. May Is
"Fur the first time Ia the 30 years
l have lived In Washington and
followed the daingu VI congress. I
have acon a genuine revolt against
tho domination Of Nelson w Aid
rich
This comment By an old resident
VI tho capital was called forth by
the recent speech OF Senator iona
than nolllvor OF Iowa
Nothing Hike Il has been seen IN
the senate since the days of Ingalls,,
Nothing to equal Ito sarcasm and
probably nothing ltu daring Moth
ing which 80 reveals q genuine pet
sonal antagunlsm. based on fea.
sons which can only b. aurmlsed,
carried 10 the point u open tap
turo between members Of the same
party aud Veterans u the same
brand OF tariff partlaanahip.
Turns Against Leader
without mercy and without fear
senator Deliver raised strong
hand against the suayc and power,
ful leader Of the senate. lie gripped
him, az Il were. BY the acfuff Of his
neck. aud shook him until every
tooth In his head ratified In H. place
flo set him down and lot him start
to walk away, then he picked him
up and gave him another shake lie
cufird him. tossed him. nipped him
played with him. scratched him
lightly, scratched him deeply, He
pokcd him To SOC whether there
were alFns Of life Then he bit
him through the spinal column
Thus the cat Dolliyor with AID
rieh the mouse.
Deliver Talked Tariff.
senator DutilYar talked tariff
What he said sounded sensational
because be spoke tho simple truth
He told how lobbyists and special
interests had written tariffs In the
past aud how they were writing
them today Only be named namea
and handed out figures lie exposed
the present bill as revision upward
and again he handed out the facts
and figures He denounced tho
whole thing as a fraud and imposi.
ton ON the people, and 10 this do
nunclatlon he added force and tho
oloquoncc Of man lonE trained In
public speaking He exposed the
leadership Of Aldfieh as trifilnE aud
patty. the sensation lay In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

There ought TO be quite a lot Of
doIlaraword material in Ksrmit'a
getting lost. even n Il doesn't halp
The Smithsonian institute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

Those who protested the increas.
ed tariff on hosiery will take con.
ISOLATION In the fact that the duty on
fsrro chrome has been raised i.e5o
per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

To fair minded readers Il seems
tina, the barefoot persons who have
to round up the lions are not given
sufficient credit In tho faunai
annals.
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81 ALWAYSU USE
THE STAR"

Mr. Montgomery, $50 East bsih
at. told VA that
And no wonder he always uses
The Star
The last nd he put In this paper,
May iith. was like this;
For Reni@Two-room house cleo.
trio light aud water. two blocks frem
Meridian av. car, 81 month. Phone
Rcd Sse -ii-it
Guess what happened.
Forty calls were taken.
The house was rented on the first
insertion.
Il always use The Star" said Mr..
Montgomery. and ! certainly can
praise your paper for the good re
suits Il gets for me, XIII the ad,
People are calling IN yet"
It's the same all the time.
The folks around this nock-o'.the-
woods know.
Call these numbers any time;
Sunset, Main 1850, or Ind, AL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15


Newer IN my life have ! deceived
my wife same here Mine only
pfetcnds 20 believe the yarns l tell. l.
--i.oulsViiie Courier Journal
The hand Of the dlIlgeni makeih
richl-frankiin.
Ny sos NJ, vhsn I, va. ,ly SsS rs ",
you bcNln. pop New York Eyon-
ins Telegram
Thrift ia itself a good income
Dutch.
Some men inHt set married be-
cause they don't care enough for
women saYa the Philosopher Of
Polly Others don't got married be-
cause they care too blamed much
Theory IL q good half but an I'M
possible WHOLESALER Robertson.
MndAine--what do you mean By
coming home at ! IN the morning
Aonaieur-f esh-Hhufc you. m'dear
les not my fault The cafe has oaly
iess shut up.-illustraiod iita
Although u is ldiouc 70 fall IL
lave AZ first sight. II "a not an I'm
/ pleasant occurrence to be fallen n
love with at first sisht-Franh
Richardson.
uigEs-That feiiow oliver IL In,
siinsd to be spmsvhat contrary. isn''
Dlgxs-contrAry' Say. " he had
two IDEAS In his head they would
r.A .ttf sutfH ZACH uIIar m tfa q +
News
pa. what Is 10y riderr'
"a man whose ride usually ends IN
grief. my sonr'-Ncw York Herald
visltor--can you read the pastf
Fortune Teiler-certainly, that'i
visitor-Then / wish you'd tell M
what il was my wife told me to get
for her. Boston Globe
step by step one goes very far
French.
so your wife IL suffraFette
why does she want to voter
eshe doesn't want 10 vote. an
swcred Mr. Meetton. 'she wants 70
make speeches Washington star.
We'll may he stumble who chooses
stony way Spanish,
"Drnt the eatf'
what's the matter. Firif'
son. the cat went to sleep on my
new lat. and ! were her downtown
and bach Louisville Courier
Journal.
Good news sweetcna the blood
German.
''nlnks has . fine new apartment I
Everything stationary In IT.
suppose"
Absolutely everything - except
his wife aud tho cook. Harper =
Ilashr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

Uncle Joe Cannon presents the
unique spectacle Of being 70 years
old and utterly unconscious OF his
national popularity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

The nest months supply Of scare
heads ia insured to newspapers The
cyclone season has opened In Kan
sas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

Whenever the grand Jury has
nothing else to do In New York IL
lndlcts HelnEe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

Now Is the time to evic, the ny.
Pretty soon he will be too numerous
TO obey.
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Y!

Denver Man lnvsnis Machine Which
No says VIII Hook, Button and
Lace "wlisy" Up and VIII Lose
"Hubby" HE lob.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

Spokane Indians will kindly
understand that yesterdays liberty
is not to be taken AZ a license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

To SEQ the hattleshlp Oregon In
the dry dock at the Puget Sound
navy yard, take tho new fast
steamer II. u. Kennedy, from Col.
man dock. .s.