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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-01-15

Still the Grange in Washington
grows. 1t will soon be strong enough
to make it's demands felt in the legis
lature and in Congress. The trouble
with the farmers has been that they
will not stand together. They are
learning better and will soon see that
they must stand firm for their rights
or they will always be the butt of the
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-01-15
Jones Angus Averaged 1921

W. H. Jones, near Quimby, Iowa,
sold 30 head of Angus cattle at ST, :
412.5O, averaging 1921. 40, the sale
being managed by M A. Judy. The
bull Cherokee Blackhawk, calved
April 30, 1902. sold to Cantine, Lamar
& Stevenson for $3.50, and Extra,
calved Nov. %, 1909, sold to VIM.
Mencer. Spencer, Iowa, for Sl35. CO..
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-01-15

The Ranch in this issue, begins the
dairy work by Prof. Whitney of the
State College, with two splendid ar
ticles. These should be read carefully
by all dali men, as they contain in
formation which will be profitable to
any dairyman who accepts them and
tries tn follow them.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-01-15
~ EDITORIAL ~

business world. The farmers must
eight the oleomargarine interests; they
must fight for postal savings banks
and the parcel post. They must get
together if they hope to accomplish
anything and the Grange is the best
medium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
HEINZE'S LOVE LETTERS
ARE SHOWN in COURT

NEW YORK. 21Letters opening with such tender
Published
today by following
eux that he had utcd
be- years afectonatc relations.
Frcuch alleges the missiye made puhhg today
her by HenEe.
% the excerpts from the letters couchcd in most
of apparently
frequently.
Ia 10 a contraction Of . Augustus
Mrs that she
Montana be- she
stump him another feature her
she she Is preparing 70 ale suit for the
OF silver Coalition securities
her by the Montana mining and
back him BY her 70 aid him In temporary financial
embarrassment.
continually her determination
Hene = viii give until Eet deal she declares
October Co. 1903 described the
loneliness from bis dear little pussy
bedtime u doesn't much
% FIAT" the writer
one French pretty aud
quiet awayH love Creased psy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
MURDOCH PUT
SCARE IN EN-

Victor MurdOcks tour through
Western Washington evidently put
the fear of the people into the
hearts ~ the stnndpat legislative
candidates. Judging from the sup
Elementary declarations OF candt
daCy that are being filed.
The following candidates seorned
70 take the direct primary pledge
whom they first announced their
candidacy. bat since Murducks visit
have thought differently
House -W A. llyermoro. fo.
GUAM William Kelm. Everett
7. n Robe. Granite Falls Thomas
:. Bird. Monroe James A Miller.
Belhngham D. y Mcmillan, Bel
bingham
scnate-Robert L. Kline. Belling
ham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
POLICE AND ROBBER
HAVE REVOLVER DUEL

st.. and tried 10 make HIS escape
when the policeman went into
the back entrance. struck a match
and began searching Tor the fugi-
live. hc had 10 dodge "a large stone
thrown al him BY the desperate
man. AMER handtohand en-.
counter. Reynolds Was handcuffed
sweatod NJ headquarters. Reg
noidH confessed that be- and a part
npr. named Jimmie. had robbed
the store and had hidden The awag
behind the Mammoth skating rink
a young follow who gave his
uame az Horace Ia Rue was pick.
90 up ai tho same time hiding be.
hiud an ash barrel in the alley
Tho authorities are Inclined to
think the Doy was used aa a look
out. but be- denies this. AZ does
the real burglar Special detect
ives FROM headquarters are Oh the
lookout for bic accomplish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
BITTER ATTACK ON T. R.
BY new YORK POST

27.-"such Wild whirllng Theodore
public life the
Eyenng Post n a u the president.
The usually supporter Of progressive policies naya
Such Words the continues
directing They idea Of shat
thought which namcs crowd and
makes mischief
"Tr make corporations time shouted Roosevelt
be-
20 him as they before7
This champion Of purity this Tor political virtue a the
Who for when he public life hand In glove
with the political corrponists Of his He u who
toaded Tom Pat who praised Matt Quay and paid court to
Mark Hanna.
Under Roosevelt president
height OF his with Roosevelt
Hartman the White House
secretly secretly In New York
e who afterward My Dear Shcrmanyes the
Sherman whom fighting odayreylng capitalists
whom he bad nrev-oa-y wilton You and are practical men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

After an exciting chase. IN
which several shots were fired
Sergeant Kccfc captured George
Reynolds. accused OF robbiug the
stores Of the simmons Fuf COIN
pany and the schuchHrd Optical a
Joweiry company 1907 Second a,
OF furu and lowclry valued al s 600.
early this morning
According 90 Krofe. be- noticed
Reynolds coming out ~ the alley
bstWreu first and Second avs.
opening on Seneca a.. wlth two
large hat boxes under hin arm
lpou being ordered 20 stop the
robber TOOK 20 bis heels dropping
hla loot ln the flEht Reynolds
fired five shots 80 the pnmulng
paffoimhn. when the sergeant shot
the robber ln the lip
After emptylug his revolver.
Reynolds kicked in the door of the
Kosher restaurant a. gia Seneca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
THINK BROTHER In
MISSING PARTY

The newspapers told some time
ago about "a party Of Roldfcckera lu
Saskatchewan who grew go eager
that thoy forgot about supplies until
after winter mad zee ln a man Waa
sent out. buf never heard from The
rest 81 tho party. after waiting some
time. set ont for fhe nearest trading
post aud after many hardship aud
loss of several lives reached &C.
This was the story Nov francea
and Mrs Ernest CaHwcll. Of james
town. 10 J.. have written Chief Wap
Denatcin lncloaiuK the clipping. and
asking him 20 try 10 locate their
brother. Robert Gamble. who. they
think was "a member ~ the party
Gamble has been in the West for
10 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
WHY HAVE THE
REGAL DENTISTS
BEEN SUCCESSFUL!

The success which has attended
this companys efforts IN business
way has not come through accideu,
or simply because 81 persistent and
truthful advertising
The work Itself has been our best
advertisement
The letters Of commentator
which have come 10 as from our
great army Of patients. and the
good words which have been said
by these patients 10 other friends
have all worked together 10 bring
about the success which has come
20 us Ia such large measure.
There is nothing 20 be compared to
Our Method ny means Of Il we are
able 20 restore teeth which are lost
and Pot them In the mouth SO they
are solid and substantial and nat
ural We have endeavored 70 fol-
low natures plan as closely as pos
sible.
or course we do not plant these
teeth in the Jaws. There e. no Dor.
ing or cutting into the gums 10 II.
feet our end. There IL no pain IN
any way connected with the work
Dentistry as practicod by us IS
years in advance OF the old-fash-
toned dentistry.
We give a written guarantee with
all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
laos Third Az. NJ W. Cor. Unio1 St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
BRIBERY WITNESS
FLEES COUNTRY

CHICAGO. Aug 27-That Big
par" Coughlin. who Is believed 20
know The details OF the alleged jury
bribing by Illinois Central railroad
officials. viii not be promised i'm
munity 20 return from British Hon
dusas and testify here. vas init
mated today by States Attorney
Wayman
Coughliu Is IN Honduras. a fueit.
i've from justice Il is charged that
he represented railroad officials 10
an alleged attempt 70 bFibe a jury
in 1899 in an Illinois Central case
and that since then the officials Of
the road have paid his wife s55
monthly and other sums FOR her
support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
BANK ALARMS
SCARE BURGLAR

officer A G. Johnson reported 80
police headquarters this morning
that AZ ~ 90 last nlFht toe burglar
alarm at the Northern Bank 4
Trust company. on The corner ~
Fourth av and Pike o. sounded
ard upon hurryinE 70 the call found
nothing unusual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
AUTOS START ON
RACE--14 ENTRIES

ELGIN. III. Aug THE 305-
mile Elgin trophy automobile race
began today with "a machines as
starters. and with 10000 spectators
Witnessing the start Barney Old.
field. Harry Grant and other stars
are IN the list OF entries Greinier
drove the National car. IN which
Tom Kincaid met death az Indian.
apolis July 8. and in which he mar.
rowly escaped a similar fate in a
practice spin here yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

r.,.--.'..... '-o>ee,,,>.eo,
... lnn ms ! esst -,
IA PINE BTUDio
Tho bent of ryrryibi,a
ff.a .r..t
i'N' .'.'N Nv, between as.
'H' "'n'iH
HurIHs bgura Cd
ETyIieff .t4pf =, 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
HTLLMAN PROTESTS AT
ARREST FOR FRAUD

Sam g suuor and ~ e Poets.
alleged nccompllcua of g. - nm
man. have been npprohrndcd by the
tnitod Statoa marshal ana ARE nov
out on $4,000 bonds. furnished 10
both cusos hy llillmnu q %.
keuley rillmnn'H agent ia Everett
will be- arrested today An viii be-
given d hearing on September 90
ilillmnu who gave himself up
last night % considerably wrought
up over hih arrest bat not nearly
go much ua be- la about the publicity
given the fact
In statement given 90 The star
iiillmBn modcatly sets himself up
a. public beuefactur and the Geo.
uomical savior OF the poor work
Ing man Interpreted in hiF con
arryatiyc estimate of hia own ylr
tuef g. treatise on newspaper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

ethics"
A little army of 90 600 working
mon. according ~ illlman. have
bought their homes uf him on easy
payment plans. and be- further init
mates that these call him blessed
aud alnr hIs praises from ROSY more
to dewy eve iiiH realty record 20
date 90. bee Says. 90 600 acres around
Seattle. aud be- huH bright eHpecih.
tons OF selling 10000 more on the
same philauihropic terms
That be- bias done more 10 40.
build Seattle than "all bic enemies
combined iH bio ono great aatiafnc
lion Added 90 ibis in "a determine
lion Co give the people chance
10 get home who would not
otherwise be able to do so when
some other dealers whom / could
name are ont of business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
MEN
WIN ISSUE

SPOKANE, Aug. ~ BY
unanimous vote the city council
last night rejected the proposed
anti-picketing ordinance. mod
eled after an ordinance intro
dueed in Los Angeles. forbid
ding union men TO talk with
strike breakers or TO urge them
to leave their jobs and join
unions.
Three hundred representa-
tives Of organized labor attend
cd the meeting 10 voice their
protests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
MOB GREETS
DR.. CRIPPEM

LIVERPOOL Aug 90 nr IT,.
n Crppcu and Miss Leueye. with
their police escort under Inspector
new ol Scotland Yard arrived here
this afternoon on The steamship
McEanuc r0m Quebec
A great crowd that had waited az
che plcr since 4 O'Clock ia the morn.
ms became SO large that the police
found &c necessary Go erect harri.
cadcs to prevent the mob from IN,
torferiue with the men bringing the
prisoners ashore
The American physician and his
companion were allowed short
rest before starting fer London
They viii bc given a preliminary
hcarnr before Judge Sir Albert
nrputccu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
EAGLES ExPEL
FOR GRAFT

ST LOUIS. Mo- Aug ~ John
8 Dodsworth % Topeka. Kan vas
today expelled from the Fraternal
order ~ f.aFlea. in connection with
charges THAI certain officers Of the
organization grafted" on purchases
~ receipt punching machines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
ARREST RUSSIAN
FUGITIVE I'm US.

CHELSEA. Mass. Aug 2T-The
long arm Of Russian Law has reach
ed this city and picked up Tbeophile
Paylutich. % years old. who Is
charged with stealing a few dollars
entrusted to him when he was a
letter carrier In Moscow five years
ago. Paylutich will be taken back
10 Russia. and II convicted mus,
spend the rest Of his life in the
Siberian mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

to me end there Do nmaii chance fDf
lHympaihy between llllimau and hla
victim Tho victim thought be- Waa
RoinE co. HtlnF llillman. bat instead
wna afunE ou ihc most sensitive
part ~ hia pockefbook
liIllmau offcusc Boa the r}ra af
The federal authorities o. Zoo having
used thc mails Tor tho pHrpua Of
teaching tho greedy Investor iH feal
estate that honesty iH the best
policy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
AVIATOR FALLS 300
FEET into THE SEA

The aviator was driving a Cur.
tina biplanr when the motor failed
when rescued Mars was swimming
slowly. lie was unlnlurrd
Later the wrecked machine was
t0wcd ashore and Mars said that
he would again attempt n fllght
when the blplane had been r..
paired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

Chicago. Vice President James
s sherman stopped In Chicago
several hours today en- route 10
Decatur. H. Speaker Cannon also
was In Chicago today but the two
republican leaders did not meet
Sherman positively refused TO dis.
cuss the Rooscvclt.Tan situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
FOUR HURT IN KNIFE ROW

As the result Of q drunken ruw.
James TaEgart. Archie Morrison.
Manuel Sliv and Mark Evans. al
sailors or marine firemou. are In
The city hospital today suffering
from knife wounds silv 81 badly
hurt Patroimen Tobin aud I'd
wards arrested the men In a Wash.
lnEtuu g. saloon last uiEh;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

NEW YORK. Aug 27-Avlator
Mars achieved fame today az a
high diver when he leaped from
hts falling acroplaue az height %
900 yards into the sea near Sandy
Hook The machine had become
collapsed and fell.
Mars narrowly escaped being
struck by the falling wreckage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
Princess Royal Typist.

LONDON. Aug. 27--With a de-
sire TO become secretary 20 her
royal father. Princess Mary. only
daughter o. King George. has taken
up typewritlng and this autumn
will attend 10 all 81 her fathers
private correspondence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

National Guard Back From Camp.
First battalion. Second regiment
National Guard % Washington.
located ia this city. arrived home
late yesterday afternoon from the
ten days cnCampmeni At American
Lake lieut. Col John SifinEor
states that the men are all In good
shape with the exception Of hav.
Ing enormous appetitea The com.
pany was held over IN Tacoma
Thursday. as II was thought that
they might be ordered to fight
fire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
Sneak Thief Gets IS.

Mrs r. Edison. GIG University ST..
reported 10 the police today that
her home had been entered last
night and a purse containing 81 in
money. a pair Of eyeglasses aud
some valuable papers were stolen.
The eyeglasses aud papers we're
found In the yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

ssn pisoo, cai.--The Michigan
society has asked the Michigan leE
lslAiurc 10 make an appropriation
for state representation at the pro.
pofed 1915 exposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

Through an error this paper
published a wrong price IN yester.
days advertisement Of the Quality
Clothes Shop, Of TOT First Az. II
was made 70 say that the S2250
and $500 suits were selling for
ti455. This well-known clothes
shop Is selling this particular line
at S1I.5O. This firm Is very
careful Of Us statements. and the
error was not made BY them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

e. Paul--Arcnis % : = Morgan
q co are today believed 80 BE- ar
ranging a merger % the Chicago
Great Western system with the
Northern Pacific interests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

Licenses 90 we'd we're issued 10
10 = Cook and Efne Mae Richie
Ernest swanson and Alma John.
son and Fay beaver and ArYlca
schivolly from the office Of the
county auditor today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

N0~N~-~~~s~~s~-~-~~~ ~~~~eN~N~s>~-4N@s@4>
SAN lEL MAT~ONE CtftRcH TIT 3
NFtNtTt AitSM Incorporated meets
Arcade han second floor Arcade tut1d-
FMS sunday August gN 1910 Afffr-
noon lecture. g D m. REVEREND A.
NrErk Ehr subject, "GENEkAf
tleNENtN MAr~AiftE lNERic EEh
1iN SPIRITUAL MESSENGER also
"iNCtnENrs rs TWE LIFE oF gEN-
EHAlt D.. d GRANT" $50 b. m
formation 90 circles. EVENING . .EEr
TUWE D. W. Reverend A . spetk-
srt. subject NrUE WATSEkA WUN.
DER which viii cover one IT tho
moaf startling and authenticated tu-
stances 90 spirit manifestations that ur-
rufrrd iu thC United states Platform
frHfH after evening lecture Music Nia-
lu solos. and sacred sOura before ard
after lectures. EVERYONE WEI
COME HltiNu YOUR FRIENDS
ADMISSION FREE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

Officials o. the Seattle branch o.
The seamsnb union today stated
that the threatened strike ~ the
international seamcu's union would
not affect The branch here The
Pacific coast unions. d vas said are
not affiliated eifh The International
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
International
Sea Strike
40 rsiisa rss..,

fng tnif~d Ffess1
COPENHAGEN. Aug ~ Dele
gates from reamcns unions 81
America and Europe 10 the luterua.
tionnl Sailors Congress have set
date to- about three months. when
universal strike viii be declared
unless the hhipowuerE come 90 The
employees terms The congress
asks that The shipowuern agree 20
the appointment ~ a board ~ con
cliiaiiou which viii attempt 10 ad.
just the differences between the
employer and worker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

N~Nos@s~~~~rN-~~~rNeNfNS 0,S0NN~~~sN~~N0>NNN~Ns>
HuTTENMpR a soN. Professional
Directors and Licensed Embalmerg 1Hei
lat, opp Moore theatre Both phones at9.
honuvA Watson Co. Funeral Directors
Third az aud University Both phones "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

MFS WANrEn-At secs, 49, 49, epsu-
i-r aaa arrrs "a iana SEE I -.
mans manager. second fecr flsnss 90 ,,s.
Main N4g ~ Roppo AFsnt l. NV
ITALIAN EMPLOYMENT "
Fnrnishes hIi Kinds u AM
enE ra.Nann q Seattle. Ne-----T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

SCHOOL TEACHERS W1STg6
Wanted Three LADY school sesss.
ers 20 locate on ls0.scre ho,.s
fteads ia the famous wastlrgse,
apple and wheat belt win suss.
antee school Al SIS to So -
month for eight mouths IA
money 600 advance.
FORREST LAND co
JOB Second s. Room 367
fFFash millinery comgisis easr.- !.
rrfs daF and frerinr eiassss 80.
81" Alec approaches aauisf fsf -.
f.rs BANK tlu0nr ~
Ea1aa 1efsloginz. ise ) To7I a., -,
sac FlIaf ErueufE ftc 1asstf pssss
~ 5000 feer 2 . nlss
Lost AND FOUND
as'H-3a~-~-1s~-~-e-~s@s~- e-eee.e-e>.o~n.1n.x
ices White poodle tlgth ufik - -.
u n.sh t.fhaod second and nass -,
~ 1910 tnatlnu - anInns krfpsne a.
iam GoEieF caF n IhiFd ~ E-ze.~-s
James ane resief iasys aud ws.ee y.
ttialF ~ ou front Fnai flknn.s -
haes L.bsfai reHhsd = ftss
ifat between Piss and rmssrssg
tiF n tiHfh ar nnaii black tssrkafssk
hti fH args and Keep nsonsy az
altth
f.osi Fritay. mans pa4ri sdes1 90.
~ alHef af sir 8. fs44fd Na.
Aean als craffal tuiidins
Ths a O HiTTs Hair Gro.es "a CO.
Zoe. l1It Third AZ Fbsns aals
Las' -szfinFt passse,ok So ifsi TsS-.
p tfiafn io MAahiurfon Trssf 40 sar.
lnFa Rama
l.asi scotch collie gSp' THs-- 2
sfft HeNard
SITUATIONS w~HrEp-FEnAlE
'-~s~se-~0~~-N~-N4~z~~~ ~.NN-~oo.e4r~sesNrS
E4rt aauts wrrk huatekeeplngs ctr Il
gnantf9 SO ohleriiun 80 ehlitrsn ~
woman wants Washirs And moalTr u
tahe hpfat Phone a 1854
Hh3rf waists ~ wash ana ifoa h -.
Hefisneea lsgndress I.aess 4 liis
NELP Wan -LL-nalE-
s~s~@~9~-~-~~e~4~e~-~~~ -~~eee~4e~~4rNre4rs~see~s
ruEToFFlrE CLERKS kSD ckH.
EiElts WANrEn-E nA ninaslo1s plH =
htta ln seattle and manf other fI,iss 4
hafFrntsf lrrle Fam i tesf smfstfsr.
raf BE- high and sars. hogrr shss
Fiarss permanent. pfomgiiens fsf1lsSi
fENafiarH uith pay. taasHsrds y "a.
ranfirr every month. an kinds e fissss
arf uufE sferguhrff 10 laf-efif -
Esfl needed. cuwmun sdpoaiian fsff,
elert AK Tor free Baekist ~ -.
EifInE faI particulars and srgtis1f
mF offer - uasitiun. ~ mures las<
Eafi Hopkins WashinEfan p G
BOOK rkrEsMEN- Htsh % clsrssFs4
af once VITA successful eeef SRI 7
and bear ibis city Gaee rccgrtf ae3
references lntiHpen sahle ne let lef<
rralnE UlHn desiFRet ek1fciaf 2
meet present Cnua4ileua wiN - rsey
september lat NrE and aniest IA.
guFrH
$50 uhoirtaNnG 90 midaie men. al hskl.
rtHs under exclusive cnn,Fae ART
wsh headquarters
GEORGE p spEurf4 FuAiitAes
$50 FIffh as Nsw YORK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

500 month";, and e2penses % " s'',s,aursri
distrlb,itc samples for hls mAas .,',esr u
stead, work IS Schefief, lfeN'
aHE Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

HoHs. 90 y0u want good QAflnt 80
r,,5tr far the rummcrT haxt /, =
down hrro GA which you can 49, Il
muth--or nearly to-Es " yoa eeIse -
aay And when carrying roats 81
haNr aIi ressT fHrrpaohn 90 leafssts .5.,ss
and see PFusn HlrcalNtion hfpta
star. IHUe seventh az -------z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

Anyrody can ada s. 70 SO $685.
10 thslr Income CROWNS mgsnt'e. 49,,
cellars. sheds boxes. etc rs a isih
t,r.e r.1kirt Hiram Barton, va
81 New YORK. ------s-.