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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
THIS IS TAG DAY
FOR THE CATHOLIC
CARNIVAL BAZAAR

f1vs hundred charity enthusiast
were abroad TODAY isEWin prdss +
tfiams Ia aid ~ the Hriscee orphan
Boys Home Ths downtown district
has bssn divided OF into sectlauH.
each preasaed over ~ a president
~ one - ghe booths AZ ths carnival
faHAas Tho fun hsRan AZ o.eioek
and quit at . m
Tbs attendance last ulght s4uaird
ihe opening night though tbs re-
cripta yer. a trifs iess ToniNht
France and Germany uiRhi. wili D.
celebrated with range and play iets.
4 special Entertainment for children
ain b. given to-day.
Miss Beatrice Tsw. ems ~ The
candidates fpr queeuiy houerH at
the carnival has been forced to
aithdraw from the contest. owing
90 illness.
A special program - being pre-.
pafrd BY Mrs Iss Anderson Cor
Seattle Alaska night the final might
~ the festival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
OLD TIME MAGICIAN SAYS
VAUDEVILLE is BETTER
Still He Looks Back to the
DAYS When He Was
King of His Time.

Those sore thc guod cid days. e
and f,oluh Levine. old time mssmcr'
ist mlastrel man and magician.
slshed ia bits dressing room az the
Majestic theatre. where be IN ap
pearins ln vaudeville
Ycera ago. Levine was one Of the
tluwa Ia hin line. ne toured the
world several timss and made lots
90 money He scored big nit ID
wales so murh SO that the people
there had him healing The atek tie
made money enough TO build a
rhair et theatres ga that sonntfY.
Hut Moss a Stnil. blr vaudeville
Kings Ga the United klnxdom.
ewopRet down on him And broke
bim Then he went back "a road
wurk Travelling with FONTS. like a
circua. transforming Lssino has
sounded an lhe depths and shoals
of ihc players life Nuw ~ "a sat
lsfied % be- back On a salary. with
aofhlnx 70 wurry him lie lets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
SKELETON As
THAT Of c. FAUSEL

The sksieton with n ruated revolt
ser W the bones - the right hand
faMnd tmo miles north II Green
Lake several days ago. haa b-feu
Identified a. that II Chrlstian Paused
20 Livingston. Mont
The gradual decay % his law
eaused ~ tns threads ~ nu inrura-
bia cancer. De- said 30 have prompt.
ed the suicide ~ Fauaei Al first
30 was Thought impossible Co idcn-
t'fy ere ficshleaa heap - dried
BONES but CeorNs g.. Hoppe. pro-
prictor ~ fhc Paxton hofef bearing
10 fhc discovery. suspected that IL
mlFht ~ fausei who had once
stated that ilfs was becoming "a
burden 20 him. and that some day
he would seek the rest ~ ere Great
royond through the efforts o. his
own hand
When Hoppe saw fhe suicide e
homes be- waa able 20 identity fhem
by the condition ~ the jaw bone
which Rad been 70 affected by the
cancer Further search through the
woods revealed the mans coat and
Haf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
MANY INSIST THAT STARW|CH
SHOULD Be KEPT sON THE JOB
BULLETINS


NEW YORK on the plea that
aiding and ahettinF suicide IL not
a crime, counsel ron The three Ward
law sisters, awaiting trial for Tho
death ~ Mrs orey Anrhd. the BATH
tub victim. ~ taking steps 70 free
the elderly prisoners.
PORTLAND. or jackson smith.
vice president ~ the oregon Trunk
railway. IL dead here 81 malariai
fever
hiRMtN9HAM. - Y.-Threa men
are under arrest for the theft ~ an
5000 pouad railroad bridge, which
they sold 90 a junk dealer Tor Us
and three drinks
NEW YORK While defending an
old man from three men tnfmeuiinR
him in Herald square Thomas era
ham. a PARTIALLY pafaiyzcd new shuy
vas stabbed three times lie viii
probably die
WARRINGTON Representative
Aihsu ~ South Carolina has intro
dueed OH 60 prohibit the selling
= liQuor IN the District ~ coium.
bta
BUDAPEST The Hungarian par.
lament was dissolved to-day until
March 4 bf The premier. az a result
of the chamber voting want ~
confidence ia she ueW cabinet
No0ALEH Aria Captain ste-
phen ocpnu9r shot aud seriously
wounded i3f a 4 Huasru al wanh
lHglpn. ~ miieH saHt Or here.
PORTSMOUTH. y. u one pris.
uner was KILLED and two others
wounded when the three attempted
e escape from the navai prison here
The dead man a. u a. spurl.ns ~
indianapolis.
wAEHiSuroN Tho United
states Bank IT Vancouver. wash.
has been authorized with a capital
u sipo pee
EVERETT wash The ness high
school waS occupied for the first
time yesterday afternoon
wENATcHEE TIE wenateho.
t"f"f HaAN-f ~ FHMff company
has asked street railway fran
ehlsc % certain streets here
HEflLN0HAM Gustav Otsaars.
a ksnsrA merchAnf ~ Marietta. was
siilssi ~ the explosion ~ a gasoline
tank ~ D. eterr.
MN york -- Freight Engihecf
Ensehr Flanagan has been bella a..
spnnsltls for the New York Central
~reek Deyvm'sr ~ ia which spen
Ger Tvnrk ean killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
ONE THOUSAND VOTERS CHEER
BOU|LLON At TWO MEETINGS

mcnts that we're done az exordtant
prices that the work. when done.
dld not correspond o. specifications.
ana that the taxpayers were paying
more for che improvements than the
market price, and that the contrac-
tors were not compelled 90 maintain
Ia their work tho quality called for
by their contracts
city's Business Not Mystery.
houillan ridiculna the idea that
there was anything complicated
about the city'H business. Tire can
dlaate asserted that the cltys husi-
moss should be- handled tn buri.
ncsailke way and In the open. lie
would abolish All the favofilism that
now exists IA the letting % contracts
and The purchase 81 city supplies
Thousands % dollars OF the laxpay .
efs Money were sauandered by
these mysterious dealings with tho
city officials
houiilon answered several quea.
tions rut % him by his audience
Hla answers were received with
great applause W. D. Boutwell,
candidate for city comptroller prs
sided Ole Hanson made a speech
AZ frcmont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
TALKS ON TEETH
By the Regal Dentists
leah Tint Can't Be DiStin-
gui,hed From Natures

Our method OF supplying missing
teeth without partial plates Is
rapidly driving out an other meth
DDS. Teeth put In the mouth by this
process are la TO stay solid, beauti.
fui and. best of all natural looking
and acting They can't be distin-
ruished from natures. You can eat
with Thorn and chew your food as
nature intended grinding Il up so
g enters the stomach In proper
shape TO be assimilated
How are your teeth?
Have you indigestiong
How many are missing and what
substitutes are YOU using for those
that are missing? These are I'm.
portant questions.
The teeth deserve to be well
taken care Of II they are not in
good order the stomach will soon
rebel, and then look out for trouble.
Don't imagine that cali or an ex-
animation Of your teeth viii ohllgate
you to have any work done We
will tell you what YOU should do and
then let you be the Judge as TO
whether YOU viii follow our advice
or not
A written guarantee with all
work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
a. w Corner Third Az and Union
St Across the street from the
postofiice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
BOUILLON MUST
Be NOMINATED
AUSTIN e. oRlFFiTHs.

Austin e Ghffltha. who has with.
drawn aa a candidate for the repub
licnn nomination for mayor. took
the stump last night 20 urge the
nomination and election OF A. V.
Houlllon Gfifflths declared al the
meeting ia the Aabury Methodist
church Last night that he had with.
drawn from The contest because be
believed Oiil'H success would be-
20 detrimental 10 the welfare Of Be.
attic that he ana an other decent
citizens should leave nothing un.
done 10 secure Gill's defeat Two
candidates representing the law
abiding, Gflfflihe asserted. was apt
10 aid the Glll gang IN securing con.
troll OF Seattle. NO he withdrew.
onfliha waH given an enthusiasts.
tie reception
Ex Mayor Byron Phelps. Richard
N White and Kiit Gould also ad.
dressed the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
DIES OF APOPLEXY;
IS NOT A SUICIDE

Apoplexy ~ believed 30 have
caused the death Of Miss Helen
bradbury. whose body was found
last night In room ~ the Colonial
hotel, First ay aud Seneca ST The
circumstances az first pointed 10
suicide Later. however. letter
which she had written Just before
her death. threw a light over the
case. leading the coroner 70 believe
that apoplexy or sudden attack Of
heart failure was responsible for
her death
The girls father G. -. bradbury.
who lives Ia Jefferson. Ore. has
been notified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
THREE EIGHT-HOUR
SHIFTS IN A BANK

NEW YORK. Jan TO- -Four big
banks 10 Wall si are now working
iheir clerks in three eight hour shifts.
Hnd the work never stops
an niFhi long Sundays and holt
days. r. staff ~ men in each ~
these banks ia busy opening thou
sands n letters. sorting and listing
iunumembie checks ard drafts That
rrprf fabulous Sums Of money
Three thcy get ready for the daY
force tie only one the public ever
hears about ~ comes 30 contact
With u This work were not osr-
ried On necessarily the banks would
soon be- awlmpod Hlih q mountain
0uH accumulation ~ detail Three
Thousand letters "a day FOR cach bank
la an average Two-thirds ~ this
comes af night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
DUKE FORGED A
CARDINALS NAME

ROME, Jan. PA Roman noble.
man. whose name is withheld. but
who b. believed 10 be duke. dis.
counted recently at Florence bills
OF exchange 10 the amount Of al0,-
900. bearing the forged signature
OF Cardinal Rampolla, formerly
Papal secretary ~ state.
Efforts are being made 10 hush
the matter up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
Candidate Tells of the In
efficiency and Extrava-
gance in City Govern
ment.

A " NOulllon candidate for
MAYOR talked 60 a thousand voters
al Two enthusiastic rallies held at
Fremont aud ballard last nlHhi
Thpwukhout the speeches Of nnnlI
lon and ole Hanson. who accompa
uied the candidate. the enthusiasm
WAS az hlgh pitch and che audi
tuce cheered the clear cut state
mcuts al nonsllon as 90 hia policy
AZ Fremont leulllon declared that
tho Introduction Of efficiency IN the
departments az the city hAll and
tho elimination ~ petty politics
would work wonders Ia cutting
down the tax rate THAT astount
ing cxtfaY8gauce existed ln the
handling % the public business was
tho assertion uf uonlliou SO de.
clArcd that the people had suffered
financially from street impt0ye-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
JOY FOR THE
TAXI VICTIMS

BOSTON. Jan 20 Not single
correcs taximoter has been found Ia
Boston by The etatc department ~
weights and measured which has
completed its first set of tests An
~ fhe taxlmeterH show discrepancies
ln favor If The operating company
Commissioner Palmer has taken
formal action by condemniuR four
,sxlmeters The manufacturers have
Informed him that they will correct
the Inaccurate recording
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
TAFT THREATENS
MAGAZINE MEN

WASHINGTON. y G.. Jan - -
President Taft told the periodical
publishers ~ the United States.
last hight. that II criticism % the
administration and the senators
and representative allied Wifh the
administration aid nas cease. uo.
body IN authority ~ goinK % pay
any attention 70 their demands
that the maEazine postal rate
should nut BE- Increased.
Although the president made No
direct aliu4lon % ~mnckfakiug. lt
was plainly evident ~ what he
waa directing his attacks
The president sas addressing
the Periodical Publishers aaaoeia-
tlun lie started 0ut eood natmred
~. bat finished up In a thfsatening
tone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
PEl SANITARY
MARKET TODAY

&alils Sanitary pubilo Mar.
s.s' ''sl.a o rive Seattle people
afe Tor he purchase ~
]. ~. sss formally opened h.
!, 49, leiay. with an Interest
~. . !. DuFing the day non
~ 49,. Waited The building
a ne stalls Of the 7s
- participated vim
q he construction
~ building which
y - market vas erected
e he purpoaa. ana ~
v fspFescnfs an oufiav ir
sizso00 Fvere,bl1@
Structure is modere egg
as human lnrenu'fe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
POISON FOUND In
SM0pE'S STOMACH

CHICAGO. Jan 20 a public
statement. announcing that Col
Thomas l. swope. the Kansas CITY
millionaire aho died here. was
poisoned. il expected today The
iufimatien that surgeons have
found evidence 81 poison IN the
stomach Of the dead capitalist
comes from the urgency with which
Joseph A Paxton. executor of the
Swope estate. has been summoned
here
Dr Haines and nr fiektoen. the
toxirolueiHsa who examined the
stomach, teleEFaphed Paxton 60
come here AZ once. after they had
completed their investigations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
HIS JAIL LIFE
TOO LUXURIOUS

THOMAsViLLE. Ga. Jan. 2s.--
" ~ Mitchell "a prominent citizen.
Hho was sentenced 10 the pen Tor
aiN months Tor kidnapping and o.
Hauiiing "a wealthy heircsa has been
ordered e. the chain gang GO serve
the remainder of hia sentence. ow-
inH 10 an outbreak ~ public indlg
nation
Mitchell should have been in the
pen months ago, but because Of his
influence was allowed to remain IN
Jnil here lie had special room.
with % private bath. ana hia wife
Kept "a luxurious table and held re-
ccptlona for frienda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

flfifs EaHs rnHsfFarfinn Namn
HsFne ktuE gasafF Wen
Ian aA Eflf
Mfaa nHaafH Cow ~ fasiaasfs
sHsuf lrHsHH NNe mfifef wuuf1 respect
fAitf UaN eHuf atfFntteN tN TIRE taet that
this hsttiaa ~ ktnk saeHtF - kFaaing
seer faHtaaa arf la aaHsfenflF ta nse1
- firnia sffffsuf asrafF shsFfff Fhis
HafaH o. efets Tee seen lNfEalf Nante.
HsNfHhs tAfaaAs ara tgaiians Met ~
fHe eNtnfs sfH tiHf men AnsfwR mhuns tne
HaHsN eaFt#*nf fFs3asasiNsfes MiiNnNe
ace FHnsifaeffah FFeNs eos wafkina o.
afs ftrtNtfa stsreafHraeTi - nasH - ths
same fafttef n1r aan fs~ss facts
Ha.silssfrH ae8tisnsea g sHsif - = tHnsi
scr iHas H1ssfef ~ nsf aesffHH aeFe 90 inss
ha se8atHsa % a. haEht8 as efficient
ussrs ufffsf a. ~ Matt Htsfwaeh Nas
sfasff rfaFsf hiNsHN fa 80 II 70 nnt
fszs rseaff e. fFriirf faH ~ 80 seisriff
Ffs ~ HfaFeffh hss fnHs ia rerfsfin1
eaisF.iaals aaf farrsfsssaF as isssaets %
fhs fsxf8trFH afaf HNifh 49, has nsa Gems
sat ara mifaaat hitH sfaishts ama iswt
isssasss weaia ~ euafists n asiif ar
rHffeuFe
tntff thsss rirEHfasfsErss fhs sFitff
anitee Stir Ffsff ether IS ahiffHE rlffa
ser fa hataHiF fe4assfiHg thsf Faa re-
asstssf feHs areisian 20 fnake tHf ON
Mts aafafY anN N Fag nAhr ans change
81 sN. maks o. sEweFd iHstasd - she
afNsF
Eaafs repeatedly
AosrAgrE BOND. aspt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
YOU WON'T HAVE To
RENT THAT CLAW
HAMMER COAT

Warning. Any person caught
wearing a dress suit ct the Seattle
Press Club benefit dance Viii be-
fined $50"
This II the latest order Issued by
the committee which is handling
the big torpsichore and vaudeville
show which will be pulled of at
Dreanland next Tuesday night
Consequently there rs much Soy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

Seattle. Jan 4t 1919
Tn fhH ras7f fsiissiafsfs - hifa taanfT.
state - Hashinal1a
firnfisfarA A. ore ~ ths taxpayers
"a kiuN HNAntr az fafa illenfai Coal mines
ass 81 WHNsnh. MasH I rart &c revNtu.
FsshH fhAs NJ Mat Ntaf~irh ~ 4sfaiuHf
- deputy sasfsHai Zoe Natrrsdatr Pal
NEE am4 Occidental Caai Mines There
e ~ rfessaG M sHa afu1nt fhr zeal
Hsiaes ~ Occidental ahnut sfe msN and
gHa nHnstaf 70 gurfpasinH ~ rfeHant W.
kAeH na gfatsFtiHn - anf Aind TIVE
HAnu 10 fHif ~ tfauaEs ans hnifHp fnrn
HhH are lHfsffefina uffh THE HnfAtna
fnru and HeldirE thrn w ssfnines
Ttsrs have been several - thesa eaars
IN the past shfeT uesss Mat Stars 80
= Us ms ariniun abs ~ cope 9th tnis
element weain resnefffulip ass fhs
ktnr eaunfs commissioners 20 srpnint
~ atarsfHh ana rIss him the paasf fa
aurHirt special depasfea - iakf care -
fhfa laatass class ard seed tAeH n9i
~ the camps
laMp#rffnily YOURS
q ONIONS
fts~ea. ~ tNa firf tIsrfat fsailfar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
)HlR||US COP
| 1Nl|GHT To
| AEX[ ESCAPED

u ffFfe 3 palfalr4a / Al uIrh
- u. ntIssed s. ~ r.~s.s ises
10 u.isg . aekarxs q s~~ss,, =.
= n lis1ss Daslr II 1ste g'ste.
- M
M u name "a. ~.,,.s a.
=. u susst before I'.exs - So, Y.
- y na,n1x 81 srralmreut ,F~rs
- n ,estn
Apa 4 - dlacha,x..s ~ f,,s.,
III il sfsrsahr.s,s - 80 q '''.s'
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
Laudatory Letters Sent to
the County Commission
ers.

Mine owners. construction camp
fofvmcn and residents of the district
from ttayensdnio la Taylor are az
Ia arms over the action 81 the eoun-
~ commissioners in reducing the
salary Of Deputy Matt slarwieh %
81 thus making Il impossible for
him to provide tho efficient proteo-
ilon which has marked his efforts
IA tho past.
Scores ~ letters protesting against
thr commissioners action have been
send a. them
Among the letters received BY the
county commissioner are the fol-
lowing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
ms FLOOD d.,
|II[DEs; NOW NOW
IIEsTlENCE

IA ~ with me an'
SlllS - I, he authorities INA.
n reached g eres, s y.
~ - - eAsseG rafis ls ~
q lseasy q 'eenAss''' ..
49, shls mornlns 'he
are IN. had fallen 'a s.'.
N IA highest pelnl du'
~ .esslhle week and va"
80 The thefmowe'ei
$780, = degrees aad general
F'N . i we're mere iaNor
~ Y "a danger 81 further
As ~ d be past 'he
" a liver districts aud
~ a -. II the city pf"
" - \ destruction that are
~ people are bcf'n
.ssa 10 a realization q
~ ~ da,s # actual ear
! ~ danssE q a nature
49,, man sioeAi coniFout
.a.,s coalitions 10 The
e.sels are tughiini
~ nave added tNFit
sa ..r 10 the filiby sllt
- 81, by the flood
& l,s ibahie sieach is
- ~ kYokeu mains and
- ~ aglsins hundred
80 = ne drisr SECTIONS
s.ssaiiy plasiered With
.s .sns a the health
49, ctizens Age torh'aaea
IN Il arrest e return
a. Ivy uA.ch ihey wtrr
R<d unill permission
e. num DE aa'hofiiles
"A : gives oely aiieF The
/. ,sswIssd and aisiniecicd
ese seseagf
a ..rssslsy q water for drink
s : soane ef uae /
M the tuFhid rood
y ..sss ntsYr hardly q drup
- s asaliahie II mau
~ rss. uater mains. which
sssls Districts have COS
- ~ eaks IL maat plarea
.-ss.k aasiAled streets and
- ! naiFed until THE tlood
sHs
- 4 H. nfllully lnadeQuate
rlx nan IL TIE city she
~ afx Is unfit for con
- ~ Is nse vii - afiena
kt.s rassst risk q fever and
IL 4sssss Because IT the iafk
nyss mnmanicaglon it has
n e.ss sIsie b bring enough
ID - elig q ped TIE home
aaasak ara shcs ase ayldly
xsx snt and m0aided PRO
H. ~ have Hshei fvpm in
~ taaps snd MARKETS desFlte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

ban q Abrams
hinH taaMntg Commissioner
tieHf HfF The eflfFf 10 tNH manager
Aht nhn ~ ths principal owners af ihe
ttferu tut~f Nnat aafupaHf. Operations
t7inFs at HafHe Wash uhiea is Gfaa
iHH fFfr feet sHd b cos sWu4Hf lus
hH*afdf g roe paopis aua 30 siHHeH
81 stufess hfs Appfre iatiuu uf neagtf
Hhnfiff HtafHifhs services iu that
NitthiiN re tlwHFs responded gtan.ff
60 eaf calls and especially she iasi one
= ben ~ reached HNr place fEafl Ravens
akir % afia4h Dos she morales Coz =
fHN thel #Ha maHf 4flaf aHfa asa nn
~. me fthts aHfnsHfef fa afHf ttNQ
We wHfr NHff snFft 81 iaafH 81 IKE ~
Hafsf AZ u took ffHM 80 = certain
degree ~ FafefN ahffh - fslg unasl
hta pfnferftHn We Nnaid tike "a fF tnul y
% fFF hIra retained n nut at Nafrna
Aalr af saHtH puiNf usaF 30 Is feet,
~ believe 80 afe tHilfiFH W some pro-
tpftiuN iH HHf iumwHiats NiNihttf 81 daf
inN tNr sNnlwtr sta tNs aaFsffuftiNn
snd nHrfatian ~ 3 iafHe nrieA niaHi and
fs1 other faai ufHfs rasifes Hal aWn.
ara fna FaHff fHfttea ~ fNa Mis- a1kfs
faiifwaa ttsfa RtI ~ BIZ thr Hsiahhnft
hHn1 ~ NtHN4Htf fgN Hf 4N9 meh tH that
iHtfna1fsie urfUhhafhaad fhs aenefsf
rAafaffef &c eNau etii nat ~ thr iesf
FFutfin4 shat sea HssY 10 saHH SIS
SON trrfda t1 leave EfafN iIN @ith a.
se sfn tsfN ffufF funFs
FNN aHNkA MfNMM coat COMPANY
George 8 natn~ 4eHrgal MansHer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

among the sesibes and others whose
weekly BIZ Of necessity precludoB
the purchase ana IN some Instances
The rental Of clawhammer clothes
So the watchword Is. "Abag tho
rich falmeut and on with the In
formal garb"
OF course Gov Hay and few
state officials may appear IN even.
Ing clothes but the boys have al
ready decided 10 use their dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

TaTIUT VAN Jan u IHIN
To fNa tiHr sfable ftatfA az CaNnff Gem
sffHsirNHss ~ MfH6 Nauntp
f4rNffTfasnm We regret 20 leafH shat
sea hstr ssdafsa lssHats sheriff Htag
#lfhs eslsff fa a. Esr ainnth enie 3
efiier All make q tfan-ssitls fes htia
80 tHnllnas - aeHiltE
We efnfsiaY ahuaa t1H uaH ant feel
sgsfs that II Mf RfMNmffh 10 fesmuA - az
asp1fF thaf yma funfn9nifF mtil sWffsg
fHtfH ffufH.
NH~hr NE&fua CLAY coal co
faiEnrsi joins = KEENAN,
80. FL ~ sNNsaf
fMlgmrff "a A TONES
Miss HaEt
AZ NfaFHffh A. FaraNHisss3 a. tas tsasi
EnaHe uffsfFF tn uAf afrltnN We naulf
Iaat 90 be iass ~ = calamity
fsiansal "a MILLER
Messenger
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DENVER The purchase 81 the
Denver Union Water company b
plant al a valuation ~ Ait.auo. 600
IA recommended in Mayor speern
budget. submitted lnHt night He
alec asks for fewer saloons. double
license and municipal asphalt
plant
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Foster Arthur Bakenhaus. - y.
Hcnrich and r. A Trail WIS ap.
pointed 90 see that tho churches
took an active part IN fnrthcrinR The
candidates. Of the men selected by
the convention 81 Mems Clubs
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N BOYCOTT YET
N Standard OIL

s,A I, MINI. Jan 20
\. Z cam Why he eovoy.
Y. lslled to take ap 4 ~ ,ho /,
49,. ne Standard Oil ros
n, va. Recommended b.
Dickinson Y Of the var az
'he executive eom% ,,1 ~
l,. ~ pendent petrolem,o tf.c
IN \, a'lon Of America ~ sn
l,s, N ass for a conere .loo y J
40. Into zoe matter Re.
! nis.. 's.afy Dickinaon deeier.
ia. las purchase 81 1 st..6.
army IKE INA n NV "', he
!. ' 4, !. By ne exeeu II ,'', eo ns
+ e,s, ule Independent on m Nun
/ , s,aiaent however IN s 'gg',
dsii. AZ Dickinson re ,p',,
/ an I. ,ahiiuued IL ~. 49,, Y,
! hlsss 4, over The protest. IF
/ 'ash' OIL refiners ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

CHICAGO Fila ginFler. the Irish
iarrmaker. whose vase Nas the sen
satiou ~ Chicago last summer. has
been married ia faruT. ireland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

Sullivan & Con3idln. 30 the woF
FsinE now lta better
Wore happy now be says.
Susie and ! arr We are together
We work together ita better uut
sell. those were great dayn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

saat sa 1a'sn can trust a man
sho'pp being sorry II lsn't
! ~ ne ses NOBODY could trust
4 -" York Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

Seventy Seven breaks up
hard, stubborn Colds that hang
on,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
G ri

Long before your bones be
gin 10 ache comes that feeling
Of lassitude and weakness. the
first symptoms II the Grip.
The use 81 Seventy Seven" at
this time will knock il out at
once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

Handy 10 carry. fits the vest
pocket. All druggists. 25e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
IS ~

Humphreys Seventy Seven
Famous Remedy for Colds a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

DANCE AT pREAMLANo.
Dance tonight Admission free
sas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

MN york Freight Engineer
EnSehe flanagan has been bella a..
spnnsltls for the New YORK Central
~rsek becvfnser ~ ia which snen
Ger 1rnNk wan killed