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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-23
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all vital organs. Invaluable for neu-
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Produces health, strength, beauty.
vigor and vitality. Write for free
8O.page book. 81. K. HARTHUN
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1et wise ana save money Dy Duy ing
at The Racket Store. 1871
A good work horse for sale cheap.
6 years old. weight 1850. Elmer
Mills. hone GO. 12tf
Cottolene is pure and is cheaper
than lard-eoes 1-3 farther. Buy q
pail and be convinced.
1871 ]. b. Lyon
Try the College Girl corset. the
best you can buy for the money.
The Racket Store. 1871
Strayed to my place in Hanover
township, Nov. 25th. two red calves.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying for this ad.
Will Dickson. 1872
Hurry and get one of the S-inch
salad bowls at S5c.
IL l The Racket Store.
We blend our own coffees. Let
us make you price in 10, Is OF Is
pound lots. j. B. Lyon. 12-1
Window shades for &c at
12-1 The Racket Store.
For Easter we will have cucumbers,
asparagras,, new tomoatoes. lettuce,
caulifower. radishes, celery. new
potatoes. in fact. every thing obtain
able. j. b. Lyon. l2-1
A complete line Of belts at
12.1 The Racket Store. "a
Remember we sell gasoline.
Phone your order and we will de-
liver it to you in our own cans.
/ l2-1 y. B. Lyon.
Use Yankee Cleaner when house
cleaning, it cleans.
l2-l. The Racket Store.
FOR SALE-On account Of moving,
will sell 1t my residence a Majestic
/, range. az good as new +: gasoline stove,
one couch, one book case, one bed
room suit, extension table and othe,
articles. S J. Woodruff. l2-lpd !.
PIANO BARGAINING have q
slightly used piano in the vicinity Of
IDenison, Iowa. To save expense o,
boxing and shipping. will sell very
cheap for cash or payments Is low Of
S.. 90 per month. Writsy Olney Must,
Company, st. Joseph. Mo. l2-4pd
FOR SALE-One (Chickering
piano. Inquire Of Sarchon Sisters. st
For good square meal when ii
town. call at the Oxfor' Cafe o
Broadly. 7tf
D. ". Ferry & Co.'S Famous Ga,
den Seeds for sale ct
lott The Bale. Brodersen Co.
The cleanest and quickest servic
, at the Oxford Cafe on Broadway. 2,
Buy our garden and flower seed
and beESure Of large returns.
loft The Balle- Brodersen Co.
L : ~ = i -
Smokers try our brand Of cigar,
not q cheap cigar in the case. o,
ford Cafe. TT
FOR RENT-My cottage. Fran
Pfarr. 11tf
Most and Best Vegetable an
/ Flower Seeds at
lott The Balle-B rodersen Co.
Fresh candies of best makes alwa,
on hand at the Oxford Cafe. 1T
No way like the carpet wheel
clean rugs and carpets. Call phok
: 4e7. Carpets called for and !,
turned. 1922
! FOUND-A Maeonic pin. .Owns
can have same by proving propert
and paying for this notice. Inquil
lat the Review Office. 1921
FOR SALE-2 White Hollan
turkey toms and q few Plymouth Roc
cockerels. Swan johnson. Route
Denison, Iowa. Crawford Count
lphone 20. ST
~ q q - = - 90 Is
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Fer SaIe.

Ny property in northeast Denison
five roomed cottage. house and three
lots. some shrubbery and fruit trees.
Will sell at = bargain il taken soon.
Minus Montgomery, Denison, Iowa.
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Choice Farm For Sale.

A good improved 200 acre farm
near Deloit at cheap figures. A farm
that will make the right party good
money.
1872 Clauson Bros. Kiron. Iowa.
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At Last Natural Flower Pest Card,

s sess1 SNWsl ~ Ne1ess
A ret, consisting Of u cards. each
with refined and touching verse. for
10 cents. DO NOT DELAY-but send
in 10 cents, IN SILVER. today for .
set. Alice Post Card Co., 3051 Con.
gress ST.. Chicago, Ill. 9-bpd
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-23

Carl Richardson was in West Side !,
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Jacob Sims was an Omaha
visitor on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. forenoon spent
Sunday in Schleswig.
Mrs. Lutte Seeman visited friends
in Dow City on Tuesday.
Miss May Pfleiger Of Dunlap was
Denison shopper Fridey.
c. Z. voss transacted business at
Rockwell City on Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Milton McAhren
visited Omaha friends tuesday.
Sllen Goddard Of Dow City
M ! Dehison caller on Saturday.
Mrs. John Carey Of Manila Was q
guest Of Miss Mary Griffin Friday.
NJ. n. White Of Ida Grove was in
DsnisonT yesterday on legal business
Mr.. Fritz Olsen was over from
Buck Grove ON Saturday on business.
Miss Cathrine Munley Of Dunlap is
In Dsnison this week visiting friends.
Mrs. William Lvgsden Of Dow City
Was : Denison shopper on Saturday.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Peter
sen Thursday, March II. daughter.
Me-. John Helm Of Boyer township
transacted business at the county
ssat Friday.
Clara SERVER and Verne Stocking
returned today from Lincoln for their
Easter vacation.
Mrs. Ernest Spottswood was over
from West Side Tuesday calling on
Denison friends.
Mr.. Brown Romans has purchased
new Overland touring car Of the j..
B. Romans Auto Co.
Miss Ada sering and Miss Elizabeth
Ledden Of Dunlap visited Denison
friends over Saturday.
The j. B. Romans Co. received a
carload Of Overland Automobiles the
latter part Of last week.
We understand that R. A. Romans
!, has purchased . new Overland run.
about Of the j. B. Romans Go.
Mr.. Frank Lewis and Miss Ella
Lewis Of Iowa City are guests at the
F. w. Meyers home this week.
Miss Helen Burch accompanied her
sister. Miss Mary, to Schleswig on
Sunday, returning the following day.
Mrs. Van wsgenon returned to he,
{ home in Sioux City on Sunday. afte,
aweeks' visit ct the F. ". Meyers
home.
r. A. Romans returned ON Tuesday
from Aberdeen, S. D., where he ha,
been for the past week transactina
business.
sMr. Thomas Magner. who has beer
visiting friends and relatives here, re.
turned to his home at Raymond. s.
D.. Monday.
Robert, Warren and Alice Roman,
arrived home today from Lincoln
where they are attending school. TO,
Easter vacation.
Mrs. p. D. Mcmahon was in Oman,
on Tuesday where she met Mr.. M,
Mahon. who has been to Oklahoma OF
business trip.
Mrs. John McAllister and Mrs. G
T. Hopkins Of Missouri Valley wer,
guests at the j. B. Lyon home il
Denison on Thursday.
Lydia Bell Kuehnle 10 expecte,
home the latter part Of the week fo
her Easter vacation. She IL attending
school 1t Lake Forest just out Of
Chicago.
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SEED 0ats.

Seed Oats.
have about 100 bushels Of reeen.
Grated Swedish select seed oats
thoroughly recleaned which will sell
while they last for one dollar q bushel
in ten bushel lots and ninety cents .
bushel in twenty bushel lots. These
oats are the genuine Carton Bros.
oats and were imported from England
two years ago. R. Sweet. Sec. Il,
Willow Twp. P. o. address Charter
Oak. 12-lpd
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EslIay.

One Duroc-J Jersey fow. Any in
formation regarding same will be
gladly received By Geo. Lyon. 12-l
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S,ciaI Nole, ofthe WEI.

Social Notes oflh Week.
Az Easter approaches there 10 the
ull in social circles which usually
ONES at this season. When Lent j 3
yer society, will. no doubt. resume
her activity and functions will be
more abundant.
-.
Miss Bessie Gillett was the recipient
Of . pretty miscellaneous shower on
Friday evening vt which time her
friends presented her with number
of beautiful and useful gifts in token
Of their appreciation Of her worth and
ability. Miss Gillett's marriage " i'll
occurr this week, after which she will
reside in Omaha.
=.
One Of the most elaborate functions
Of the entire season was the st. Pat-
rick's day dinner given BY Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. SERVER on Thursday
evening. Covers were laid FOR twelve.
the guests being seated at : round
table which was artistically decorated
in green and white. The center piece
was fancy basket Of tulips and above
It Suspended from the chandelier was
. profusion Of the flags Of the Emer-
aid Isle and our own beloved stars and
stripes in glube effect. The place
cards containedsentiments appropriate
to the occasion and the favors were
pottsd shamrocks and tiny flags.
After the very excellent dinner which.
was served in six courses each one
perfect in itself. two very clever
games were introduced. One in
which Pat played . prominent part
and the other consisting in guessing
the names Of old Irish melodies rem
dered on the piano BY Mrs. Mcmahon
in her usual pleasing manner. Irish
songs and stories filed the evening
with the most genuine enjoyment
and the occasion will finger long in
the memory Of the guests present.
q t.N
A very pleasant party WAS given 10
honor Of Mrs. s. j. Woodruff on
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. NJ. A.
Penny. Two very novel and original
games had been arranged by the
hostess. each containing some pertin-
snt suggestions to moving. The re-
Treatments also carried out this same
idea in . most pleasing and unique
manner. Altogether the affair was q
great success and decided compli.
ment to the guest Of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Laab enter.
!. taiued mt tea on Tuesday evening.
| The s. S. had very enjoyable
meeting on Tuesday evening with Mis-
Meyers % chairman Of the menu and
Miss Stevens in charge Of the program
The supper was served BY Mrs. Sillet'
which alone 10 guarantee Of its ex
cellence. Mrs. ]. B. Romans de
lighted the audience with two Of hel
imitable readings and there were
number Of brilliant piano selection
! to add to the pleasure Of the enter
tainment. An unusually large mum
Der Of guests were present.
"a {. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08
THREW KISSES FROM TRAIN
MARRIED WOMAN SHOT HIM

Mrs handicapped moved 10 Ciiff.
wood five weeks ago. She says the
train crews hare been flirting wiih
the women who lived In the huua.
before she moved 81.
My husband told me not 20
stand for any fooliahnsss lie gave
me- Instructions to ahoot Il neccs
4ary So I shot
The s0calied flirtafioua between
train crews and Ciiffwood maids
and mafruns IA said 20 hava been
quite general Beginning with an
exchange Of love missives. the
girls holding the notes GA the ends
u long sticks and passing them 20
the traiumen as they passed. ana
the crews In turn tossing notes
from the cars. the fiirtaffoua reach.
81 q potnt where trains would BE-
stopped on the little used stretch
cf track and visiting ~oald bp In
order Nov che trains on the GIN
wood spur pass that little settle
meat At fall speed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08

NPLlN. No. Mareh s-At the
snss aiming ranp Of Cllifwood.
MAJ fsmuse section Of Jasper
mnn. Nr Sarah vanderpool. sha
rx rxzs wsis Of Corbsn Van.
k3a. miass. sAos and danger
- s<Et = Brakeman q =
HMHf Eaaflc train running on
- nxazk bstween Carthage and
NsH
~ sasgsned February a2. but
kazN 4 ne isolation o. TIA
49, I'd ~ slleace o. the rail-.
I'd seskgss. aeEs o. the shoot
y vi suppressed antsi today. A
- kseAa niisF Ms. vandefp0oi
- ire iines vlth a panp gun
~ nszAi lccomotive she S.
- ns sasinseF. fireman and
f1s = ~ cab persisted IN wav
y lAsls handksrchlefs aud thruw
: nzssz = Asr ~ lhslr train sped
2 n s1ot IRON tha pump gun
- Ale hal on TIE engine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08
HIRE IS A BIG BUNCH OF JOBS
in UNCLE SANS CIVIL SERVICE

zzsa iob for yoa os the other
- siiz Uncle sam.
Vsasf Stairs Civil Service
s announces 4 non edges
- szaasnatiou for the position
Z fanas Brennan a. $40 and
Apfll / AZ present there
.s.saaeseq Il Fog, Stevens. Ore
- Asfasn. WASH. Fort Seward
'a.AA Aaa Seattle
/. - 2 % ard 81 an exarngna
= = = held 70 Fiil eight waran.
Z ! 'as position Of skilled dragta.
Alafiss ranging from $500
~ annum. ia the office
4. - q ordnance. war DEPART
-. asee vaeancieH IN the
/. -. = dnfiaman lfemaiel hi
a'lss p ne surveyor general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08
BIG CROWD WILL
SEE AlRShlPS

owing 60 the fact that the
Meadows d. AZ present q miniature
lake. and win probably be in that
coudislen Tor several days 70 come.
enc aviation meet slated for Seattle
Saturday. SUNDAY and Manaay will
probably be- held at the grounds 90
the Western Washington Falf as.
saclailsn. az Madison park n viii
be- easy o. change The plan ~ tho
v2hihiti8n. and there Is no doubt
that SC viii be held
A great deal II interest in the
biz meet o. felt In Seattle and Ia
sound ports nnar hrro. and an ex-
ceptiauaily large crowd n expected,
THE railroads and steamship CON.
paniea viii make excursion rateA
Many Seattle women have
evineod desire % ny IN the big
arroplaneN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08

Cheyenne. Wyo. an examination Ia
announced for March 20 aud 30.
Both msr and women wiii BE- al
mitied 10 the examination.
Aprfi an examination will BE-
held 70 I'll a vacancy 10 the position
q scientist In soil survey fmaiel
AZ a salary u s. $50 por snuum. or
less. IN the bureau Of soils. depart.
mout OF agriculture
March 20 and 80 an examination
viii Be held 20 flll a vacancy IN the
position Of scientific assistant.
male. qualified tn basket willow
culture department Of agriculture.
az 5000 per annum
Application blanks for any ~ the
above examinations may BE- secured
from toe secretary 81 tho board al
the Seattle p0stoffice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08

I'm E-s
81 200 A t-ronm modern cottage in the
University district lhrFr lot beautiful
iaHn ana flowers. $1,000 cash.
ieoo down and GO por month buys
ln end paid Tor it blocks go car Price
i3tae Tbs ia better than the ordinary
$1,000 property
Broom house 5000 down. touoI Go
allef. grading. sidewalk and water lu
aud paid for is blocks off Meridian ear.
This ia a Food house in desirable noieh-
bnfhood Price $500, terms }4na cash.
$50 prf month
8ft.gtt.tta. si5 Now York niock
CHANCE 40 Make 1900 WITHIN
-FOUR MONTHS
Party b compelled to sacrifice his g.
room house Dot loHE0 EAST Roy. near
Egrd Nnr n uufnk aalr NJ offering prop
efts for ta.6n0i tlaou caHN. hainuco q
years time Tore ia chance tn double
youf money het un show you this
II ! z PRIOR --oos Nov York. ulds
lnd lain Main ifit
For sale New. modern t-room cot
taRni rnncreta hagemgnt ~ 500. North
OF woodland park Ah0 down tlh per
month. Ownor Phone White fe1
ursuita tell you got the benefit of
these results b. listing four property
With Kiofar pInarg aoQ Arcade
Annex
$3.50 house ana two Zine let's for sai0 bY
owner. twenty minutes rida from rnten1
Polo E9od iltiu ana Washington Block,
SNAP room cottage. strloty mod
era furnished OF not, P lots highly im-
proved Phone North 2a6o,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08
SHOOTS BROTHER
IN DEFENSE OF
SISTERS NAME


SAN FftANCiacO. March SIN
defense of the good name Of bis
sister, Frederick shaw today shot
AND probably fatally wounded HE
brother Henry at their home near
Ocean View. q suburb.
Tho girl. Fdifhe. q years Of age.
Witnessed the shooting but was I'M
able to interfere The brothers had
quarreled pud Il handt0-hgnd on
counter had oecared before Fred
erlCk Shaw used his revolver lie
fired one Uaiiet which penetrated
Henry'a left breast
Horny. iu "a sMtemeni 10 the au-
thOrIiias. said Lhaf he had uphraid
90 hia sister for unbccumlng con.
duct liis younger brother Fred
overheard hinl and came "a
Ediiha'a Defense Bitter words
passed. then blowa He refused 20
make any accusation against Ms
nssailant. ciMmlug CHAT he believed
be brother m#sff ~ shoot him IN
the arm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08

Revelations. from ban ~ Beer
aheba. for a man has gotta sleep.
III necessary I viii bring action
against myself for cruelty 70 ami.
mails and prosecute the case with
my customary unfiinchlng stern
ness. but those cats must be sup
pressed. Let others have what
they VIII, bat as for nae, give me
sleep 81 give me a good hstty rock
in my hand"
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AGED MAN ENDS
LIFE WITH BULLET

n Wollman. so years old. com.
mitted suicide By shooting last
night 10 tho nreamland hotel. sixth
av aud klng a. His body WAS
found this morning The bullet on.
tgrcd behind The right ear Well.
man had been az the hotel for five
months lie was sufferer from
rheumatism and unable Go work.
Letters found Ia his clothing indi.
cate that he has a wife Ia Seattle,
he had $40 In bis pockets when
10 dlna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08
THE SEATTLE STAR

sassssa Il ~ az z ~,
second clAss matter
ohe esnt PEI ueny, sis cents nor weak.
.weHW i've seats per month naitv.
efed ~ matt % eaYrtsr NJ free sset..
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fees e.rf ~ Fhe star fail "a reach fau
eeloeh cay evening please DO Ne
sunset hgaln R4aA. Ina All ia aee 4
ehA o'tlaeh. Hud We Wti SEND You !
tepf ~ once ~ Yea should nias h more
fau miles IL
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49, fnNf subscription rsplfua 10 uu the
settess iehai e each paper when that
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essta Neen paid n advances. Yaur nafaa
y taken from the list A ehaHaa ~ dafs
eh the address label u q receipt ta 90
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08
SAUNDERS
KILLED BY
COMPANION

= saunders. Tire see'os
! y ssss bedy va found
ws -. s,s grave 81 near ''aso
- $50 I va. murdered eY
= .,.r;eas companion whe
y - him % the SUBURB
80. washington beat on
:. -, . January 70
~. oplnlcn Of Coroner
lay After hearing me Fa-
Ut N. Rensen deputy JAMES
II sa Investigated the ea
i, coyeuevs absence ~
Il i shared by 'he
saise ana a Determined
q n made @ find the per
- with the unfortunate
:. q. slghs
Ne Threat Cut
... fractured skull and
.A,aAt Indicate clearly That
I - y. mais VAS With and tw %
= - tl,kees an a Take Wash
-. - sssea January t6 hS
.~s.ssr steamship comp8nN
- ~ as not make the tfir
- was last seen n seaf
$50 Ia That afternoon hc
- ~ wlfs Al their apart
~ Elsa hatel L b known
!. msnt 10 Rnnton that pi9at
e. ~ N srace q him was iost
- sgane msu found a man :
sAsInx 10 h a gravel ~ az
.s,.,s.,a Gear ReHten. the other
= "a pulled oat me wai'es p
- Asis
- a. with Saunders on that
- asss Was bis companion a
rauemAn' Il = The identity
- ~rea thai the sheriff g.
a seslpx aud VIXEN V g estah'
- ~ ths szF~et made Eha an-
- .slak ihsi the murder mys-
= sa y sslted.
I. vssiss ssr crsTss known.
wnw frr me crime Il nos yet
- Fes rents and the return
- i Lr~hl PARK werr enc
..~saa eenerats q saunders
...s.ss kat q b Heg shcught taat
= ~ nseh nscrsY viii him when
= II y he had been oat ~ wors
~ Nns tire
II sannasFs wife q tte muir
- 80. = unabls q shed ans
~ $50 ne cAse. Her husband
a AZ Ia her where be WAS KuinK
- - hz aaw hlm. and site
s.r.ss farrish asy hint a whn par
s.M.et + his neatsn expedition
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~
Went i6 NEE ~ once n aai hrash ard
meef ifa faY Aisa lntehReni man
ssi-sfnsn apsshihs al a,sadinavian lsa.
nassss Sc Hannatt 90 whaff at hfsm
wanis3- buster ~ take charge =
s,ae ef or afaiusn. feu cen iaass
safs Zee q Il WllhAn f8am :, fimea
nf8r fuf rssr
Hg FovR oWN nosa asas n dsiif
Fiif afiaN uilffdfs AnfpnH san % it ~
fraa r. p Redmond psHt fl uastsH.
WAArEn YOUNG NAN 40 iBARs
81 EWHr AEEn Nr4iwEsH. NAtsANH
ee sesgi.sv 9grroHlpree oM ~,
aEvESru Az
Wsntsd Y8aaa man ~ afnff ard
eafsifa work prefer Gnr ihat can hanfis
HsHrt1fH ara HNHHlnf aaeHfa HNNnrianHs
roo aH necessary aH ambition must in.
vest tiHs in thr huHineas fYpur money
seearadl phann q, ffif
lnternafi1uai gree Employment office
All Hiuds help furnished fItE or ruuntff
= iienaa beds ag fsf nisht Wei.
ler ana Maynard iuf ltfI
Hsatlia Autefaehiie school day ana
niaht glasses Practical tsaehera Npad
iaAasna on -tasHHfa machines Hl9
Broad WaF. near feHinr Maln fFlo
] an eginF io taEa q bunch NJ meu
from NaifeF fn Fairbanks. cheap rates.
Marfh 90 Fer partifaigfa eail at iia
west wain 81
SEES quickly 81 big CHICAGO MHll
order fVura ta Hl8frinuie. aHHertiao. fai
NesHiv $40 expense htneaar. tli State
st. chicago
Wsrfed Man wilh horse ana Haeoa.
10 solicit fIr laundry good e4mfnlHaiau|
pUTEHaoN q uOMHEHg.
Phone roo 4ff
EifHt Glass buaheimau Come rsadf
20 eers good. steady Sob for fhe light
party only fret class need apply lHta
hasf ssit e phano Norfh sd
wanted A. elderly man Cor work
afHHrd yard fepm anH hoafa free with
smaH lafY Aadreaa 90 ~ 1fth ut
Feila panauas afrhwn cleaned block.
20 ffiwme1 Ennallr1 fur bats. COO
kiHeH Haf WrrFH Firai und Union
Agents Wanted TO cell cheap infa 10
Qer eenf commission. Call a0l rlonoef
Bits Hiitg1s
ahleainen "a taha eur fHsh Weehiy sali.
Capital olig MafgafY Col salem OREGON
nuoM9 81 20 Der week Large aif
NHa feefpi fstea Hotel flH and Pine.
fsf Tlano's ap-riai fs aH wool
ifotsefs Boon sel beti5 rhlrd
81 Rfgf stepstF Naw Method
Ia TsAehiHa aYla originator
- Dauaine Guaranteed Ia 4 Private
u LESSONS copyrighted leaHous
~ every day end syeuiaF rfiol al
81 RAYS ffee. an ana Pine g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08
ATTORNEY FOR HUMANE SOCIETY
Turns TO STONING COLONY OF CATS

AsftalI. 2eio walnut av.
se-''ie, brother of Council.
"aFeail, Is a hnaane
~ don't believe IL look
y inanane soeiety ana vol
hm listed a. affornev ~
e and good organlzaHon
g.. :. Also likes cats GA the
- .-iN ne midnight oh com.
o. currant bush cat
Il Wardall. despite ~
~ s proaeeates with uu.
severity All miaereaufa
\ main Or otherwlse a.
priiea, does moi Hke
= variety above men.
ssssall has 4 homo in w,s,
hs sasfe The rattle III thl
.pon ne roof Il tho imd
iat ever lmplnroe mon
& wat rs, up 30 "a
ago Since then al. 4
s.... AZ leglona n f5om ~ ~.
~ ~. Wafdal. Who reek
-. asnsera IN propori.9n Il
W.. l1slr abode Ia ~ r. ~
~. hoase
sass htaes, With hiaeoss eater
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-08
DR.. HYDE OUT ON
100000 BONDS

KANSAS CITY. No. March S.
Ia. n C. Hyde. Indicted on eleven
counts BY the local grand jury IN
connection with the poisoning ~
Col. Thomas " Swupe and mem
hers II his family. vas released 70.
day under sto0 600 ball bonds
Hyde was ordered taken into Gus.
,ody following the return ~ tho in.
dictmsnts but remained Ia jail
only a Hstic more than IS hours.
HYDE was accorded exactly the
same treatment a. other prisoners
and apparently was not disturbed
by his sugfoundlnga lie passed a
rcstfui nlght This waa IN contrast
10 the unrust % Mrs. Hyde. who is
reported 20 have paced her room
an night long
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