davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-03
ONE OF LARGEST DAMS
IS ORDERED MOVED

Spokane, Jan. 2.-Whea Judge Il. y.
Dunn Of the kootenai county dis
trlct court at Occur d'Alene. Idaho.
ordered the Washington powe.. com
pany. s20.oo0,ooo corporation. /, re-
move the b.artrap and headgate on
the north channel OF the Spokane
river at Post Falls. Idaho. by Feb
ruars !. 1910. he decrced that one of
the largest movable dams III Amcri-
ca should be put out of commission
In this decision the settlers and
ianehers on the low lands in that dis
district scored the first point in a
long -drawn-out legal battle and opened
the way far similar action along other
lines. The dam closes an opening lio
feet in width. The works WAS in
stalled AT an expenditure of several
hundred thousand dollars at a point
where between ia.oo0 and 10000 horse
power electrical energy is developed
TO operate street cars in Spokane and
vicinity and furnish power for the big
mines in the Occur d'Aiene district.
rs miles east of Spokane.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-03
PROHIBITED
IN STATES SCHOOLS

SPOKANE. Jan 2.-opcnius pnblie
schools with prayers ar readings from,
the Bible is prohibited in tho state OF
Washington, according IL Attorney
General ISll who has given an opin-
ion ou the subject To tho state super
intendent of pubic instruction. and. as
a consequence. there is considerab BILE
talk nj applying 1" the next legisla
turc I" change thy law. MIR, Bell says
in his opinion:
Prayer is certainly a religious eN-
ercisc, The public schools are main
tairvd by public taxation and under the
constitution the money cannot be eS-
pended for such purposes.
The attorney general in septic mher,
1891. rendered a weli-eoItsdersd opin-
ion. in which lie held that reading Tin.
Bible without comment ar any other
form Of religious exercise is contrary
10 ,he eanstitt tionai provisions above
quoted. and l heartily concur in this
opinion"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-03
COLORED CHAMPION
GETS INTO TROUBLE

Terre Haut", Ind, Jan. Jack
Johnson refused to fulfill his contract
To appear at a Terrc Haute theater
today and the manager attached his
trunk as he WAS about To board a train
Tor Columbus. Ohio. johnson said the
theater Was too cold. When n con-
stable served the writ on johnson he
mounted his baggage and said he
would hit the first man aho touched
II. The constable called the police
and the fighter backed down when
Captain Armstrong brought enough
men tn take him To Jail. Johnson later
tried To engage Il special train. bur
failed. and. when he saw his belong
ings dumped on draH. he told his
manager he would stay here till to-
morrow and fight the case.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-03
GERMAN SINGERS PLAN
ANNUAL CELEBRATION

Sunday, January g. will h, :. Eaem-
orabie day among the Germans of the
city, for on that day they will cele-
brats the anniversary of the Missoula
Maennerchor. their wall-known sing
ing society. A special program nf mu-
sic is being rehearsed for the occa-
sion. which promises tn be a most au-
spieioas one. TIL. masnnerChor will
soon begin To make preparations for
the state saengerfsst. which will be
held in Helena next summer, and ii is
the intention OF all members NJ the
Missouia Maennerchor In spend IA
couple Of days In the Capital city "n
that occasion,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-03

FB as y q
blncls-l9. Knowles addition g z46S
/. Harris. Roht s, lot .. bisk, =
l. Knowles addition -. i.6S
| pritchard. Thosr lot 6. blYsk A. .....s
-. Knowles. addition - rs
Feeder. Amelia $. lots : and
s. block Ii. Knowles add;
ton .-...............-.-.......i1f $50
Weller. Mary l.. lot .. block -f -s q
I6 Knowles addition AIE..ge4' -. j.6S
Woldson. Martin. lot l.. block
81. Knowles addition -. i.6S
office of the Treasurer of the City Of
Missoula. County of Mlssoula, State
of Montana.
Notice is hereby given that the fore
going list contains the descriptions or
property upon which special taxes for
sprinkiing i'm Sprinkling Districts Nos.
/, .. J. and of the city of Missonla.
Montana, during the sprinkling season
"f 1909. became delinquent November
SOth. 1909, together with the names of
the persons to whom the same We're
assessed. and the amount of taxes and
costs due opposite each name and de-
scriptlon. .'
And unless the taxes 50 delinquent.
as aforesaid, together with the costs
aud penalties. be paid. the real prop
erty, upon which such taxes. are lien.
Niil he sold nj public auction upon the
. -''h aaA VI ssdHuhfss i't", III iroit ioi
the fr0nt door of the city treasurer's
office. In the city hall, in the city of
AtsSoula. Montana, commencing at the
hour of 10 o'clock Il. H.. of said day
and continuing from time to time un-
I'll said property is disposed of.
Given under my hand this ..th day
If December. 1909.
4. &. HATHAWAY.
Treasurer al the City of Missoula.
Montana -
First publication. December eth.
i90a. -f..z= ...
l--.T-l-S-i0
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-03
SPORTS FOR THE WEEK.

..-. Monday.
Tenth International automobile show.
in Grand Central palace New York.
Tuesday. a~
Annual meeting of the stewards Of
the grand circuit in Detroit.
Wednesday.
Billiard contest between Alfred DE
orc and Fred Games for three cushion
earom championship begins in New
York
Annual meeting of Motor and Ac-
cessory Manufacturers association in
New York.
Friday.
Annual meeting of Automobile Man
ufacturers' Contest association in New
York
Saturday.
Opening Of the Tenth National Atl-
tomohilc show In Madison Square gar
den. New York. Dual swimming meet
of Illinois Athletic club and Missouri
Athletic club AT Chicago.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-03
NEW YEARS IN PRISON.

Nvw York. Jan i,-charles ",
Morsc. the former banker. passed New
Years quietly in his cell at the
Tnmbs, The prisoner is facing
calmly the prospect of his early re
moyal ta the federal prison. IL is
proposed 10 start thu banker far
Atlanta all SUNDAY
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-03
congress TO BEGIN
EARNEST WORK
BOTH HOUSES ARE EXPECTED
TO START IN THIS WEEK ON
REAL BUSINESS.

Washington. Jan. 2.-congsess will
begin business in earnest this week.
With the Christmas holidays nehind
them and with the preliminary ante
will start in with the intention of
keeping their hands TO the pillow. The
senate is not SO forward with its work
as the house and the former body
may experience difficulty in finding
something to do in the first few days
of its sitting. But the house calendar
is wen filled Both houses will re-
convene on Tuesday. but both will adj
journ for the day out Of respect for
the memory of the late Senator Nc
Laurin of Mississippi. Wednesday will
be calendar day in the house and that
body viii again take up the Mann
bin for the reorganization of the
Panama canal zone. II is believed this
measure will be disposed Of in one
day. and. with IL out of the way. the
house will attack the appropriation
bills
Bills to Come.
The army supply bill is already on
the calendar and by the time II Is
passed. will come the Qualifications
measure. the urgent deficiency. the
agricultural and the navy bills. Even
the sundry civil and the legislative
bills are well blocked out in commit
tee. Senate committees have not been
so busy as house committees and the
senate calendar II barren. For the
present adjournments of the senate
every week from Thursday until Mon
day may be expected.
Interest.
Much interest is manifested i'm both
houses In the two announcements that
the presidents message on the Sher-
man anti trust law and the resolutions
of Senator Jones and Representative
Humphrey providing for an investiga-
ton Of the interior department and
the forest service viii be presented
on Wednesday. There is division OF
opinion as TO whether anything will
be accomplished in the way OF modify
ing the Sherman law this session, but
everybody is concerned over terms OF
the presidents treatment OF the sub
ject and his message will be read with
unusual interest
On the other hand, ii IL generally
understood that the Jones and Hum
phrey resolutions will be adopted and
that the investigation will be entered
upon in short order.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-03
Sprinkling District No. I,

Sprinkiing District No. I.
Burns. Jas. l.. 30 feet in Hart
man block. McWhrk addi-.'
ton ..,....,....-,.,.,....-...,,,.,..--..-$ SIS
Burns. Jas. L.. IS feet in Hart
man block. McWhirk addi-
ton .l.S5
Morgan, Fred G. east 20 feet
lot l.. all IL. block q. Me
Whirk addition ---.-..--...-=.----. 5.i5
Western Montana National
bank. lot s. block Y, Me
Whirk addition s----.--.,--------- S.i1
Whitman. Margaret l.. We
lot >. all of lot 3. Eta nj lot
4. block l. Higgins addition ga
Sprinklinq District No. 2.
Bits. Jas. j.. - i-a feet in
block 20, Higgins addition 2,SS
jacobson A. Int Il. block |,
Higgins addition -----.,.--.-.----. S4I
Rocky Mountain Bell Teie
phone company, south 1nn
feet of east 10 feet of lot Il
and south 100 feet of west
Is feet of lot ID. in block
b. Higgins addition s.9l
tadner Samuel, VIE of lot \,
all of lot .. block {, Original
Townsite addition ~---,,-..---.. AS
Sprinkiina District No. 8.
Cook. Anna :. lots I and ).
block A. MctSrmick addi-
ton ~------..,.4-..--,-.-,.rs--s ..---s 81
Ham Fun Hi. lot Il. block ID,
Higgins x Mecormteks
Jameson. j. e. W. ~ lot IL.
block II. Higgins addition AS
Jensen. Casper s. lot IL, block
>, Higgins addition --...-...---..- 4i6
Iuby. Nora. lots 20 and Il.
block &, Mecormick's addi-
ton -....,...- ---.-.-. .. ..------..-.. Sis
MeCaffrey. Thos. west : feet
lot :. and east "a feet, lot ..
block 5. Higgins addition $50
McCaffrey. Thus. lots . and
10. block II, Mecormick's
addition ,..,--,.-..- ----,-- -..-.---... Ni@
Mcdonald. Alice. aud Hunt.
Nerda, % feet in lots l. L.
20, block 3, Higgins addition $50
Peterson. Annie T.. lots S and
., block IS. McCormick's all
ditian -....-..-.---.-.-, .-..- ..- ---. Si2
Robertson. Vim. lot 4. block
II. Higgins addition ------.- ilG
Stephens. Rose NJ. east % feet
lot Is. block Is, Mccormick's
addition r--pe--4---..-.>-- .---.-..--...--r. 5Nh
Sprinktins District No. =.
Eerne. John. north - feet l"t
II. all of lot l.. block IS,
Montana addition -z..----..------,. 1871
Cook, ". n. south IL Is feet
nj lots : tn II, block l.,
Montana addition .--,-,-.-..--.---- IA
Crosby. W. b. lots 10 To l.,
block 30. Montana addition. $50
Goadhourne. Sarah. north
AZ IL feet lots y to IL. block
II. Montana addition ---------- i-2i
Kit. SamUel. fractional lots ;
To q, block \. South Missouia 1892
Sorinktins District Nc. 5.
Anderson ID. NJ. lut \, block
50, Knowles addition 4sS
Clark, -. c. lot ). block :.
Knowles addition ----------. i-s>
Clark. -. e.. south ID feet fut
s. block ), Knowles addition 455
Dams. FL. Il, lat =. block II,
Knowles addition ass
Evans. Iohn NJ, lot ie, block
10. Knowles addition .,..--- as
Pennington, Julia NJ. lot 10.
block FL Knowles addition les
.:saoAh.arue, sarah. lot =.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-03
CITY OF MiSSoulA DELINQUENT
TAX LIST NO. I.

Delinquent tax list of real property
situated in sprinkling districts Nos. l..
>, 3. 1. and 3, in the city nf Missoula,
Missonla county, state OF Montana, for
the year 1909
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-03

CHANCES to find a boarding house
which employs REAL COOK are
found IN the ~ ant ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

pR HOLT. OaTE0pATHY pIiYai.
CLAN AND OfToMETnfsT. also using
electricity. vibration, light cure. drV and
steam baths Eyes treated glasses NE
ted fouffh year iu Seattle TREAT
ME&IH ~ IeiephpnH Main Eftl feI
Peoples Bank Bldg Second eud pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
TRI-PLANES
WILL FLY At
Los ANGELES
If They Fly, 1t VIII Be
for the First Time in
the United States.

AHN I ntfrst tfNHs
los ANGELES. Jan i2 -isike a
shot out Of gun the balloon New
York. piloted by Clifford Harmon
bounded into the sky shortly before
noon from Huntington Park and
was soon drifting through the haze
~ an estimated altitude Of 200
feet.
The balloon Peoria Pilot Frank
Kaune. struck the side ~ drug
store because its occupants could
not unload ballast quickly enough
No one vas hurt and The balloon
continued On its voyage
The balloon Dick Ferris was the
hast one to cut loose
Two new trlplanes will D. put
into the air late this afterFooh II
Il Is possible 20 lft them from the
ground Fowler 81 AriEoua hs@ a
new. peculiarly shaped tFiplane
ready for an attempted flight while
Klassen also has q iFiplane which
BE- built At the Chutes park Los
Angeles. II either one flies lt viii
be the first plane built Ia this comn.
try 20 leave the ground
Paulhan has his mouoplane which
was smashed Tuesday while being
driven BY Mason tn working order
and has bis big four passenger Far
man biplane ready for flight ne
viii 20 up 10 this queer craft IN the
afternoon Upon being questioned
az 10 whether he viii Try Tor the
height record. Paulhan refused %
aEswer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
POLICE ALLOW STR|KEBREAKERS
To CARRY CONCEALED WEAPONS

Last Saturday night George Rub
lson. member OF the Switchmvn't
union, reported to ratrolman Tim,
othy sullivan az THIRD and James.
that Harry Wheaton and Y A.,
Rowe. two gun men from Arizona,
were carrying concealed weapons.
sullivan arrested them and they
were taken 20 jail AZ soon as their
predicament was made known 20
the railroad officials, a lawyer and
a railroad man called on Captain
Claude G nannick, and hannick
ordered the men released. he also
returned their reValvers to them
The swltchmcp. seeing that they
had no hope 90 having the law en-
forced hy the police. went before
Judge Gordon and swore out a war.
rant for the arrest Of Wheaton and
Rowe They viii be tried Thurs
day In The meantime thcy are nt
liberty.
What the labor men cannot uu
dcrstand U.s. why are strike breakers
permitted 90 carry rvvolvers and
what interest have the police IN
wmklng AZ this intraction OF the
law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
"Cun Fighters" Turned
Loose by Captains Or
ders and Revolvers Are
Returned to Them.

Why are gun fighters. 'scah
herders aud other strike breaklng
employees ol the railroads allowed
60 roam The streets OF Seattle with
revolvers IN their pockets
why is a. when these men.
srnod like stage cowboys. are ar
rested they are turned loose snd
their reyolvors returned % them
What Influence DO local railway
officials hring 90 bear ON police
CAPTAINS "a induce Thorn % violate
the laws
What right has police captain
20 turn loose man arrested for
a crime until ordered % DO SO by
the cOurtsf
These are some 81 the questions
that members % local labor unions
are asking particularly the switch.
men. Here Is one instance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

rROspEcTOWa can learn biowpipinF
END eHHaFiHM lu one month gold. silver
platinum lead tiu and copper aud tests
for tungsten ana radlum, aHsars sold aud
silver 1fc lead fsf copper 7tc at Hen
BaamoTa office. foot Of Battery o. atf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
Classified Directory.

ffooth Whittlesev Wanford Abatract
20, halivr Block Phone Main roe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

Statesmen wanted 90 take our cash
weekly selling choice nursery stock out
M free Capital city Nursery co Salem.
oregon 1T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
BIRTH NOTICES.

Jamigch 10 the wife ~ a Iamisrh.
city January p a son
Cn}amau 10 the wife ~ M COLA.
man. Foster January DO con
f0utlua-To The wife 1f 81 p0uflEr.
fots iafona January g. o. SON
Randall tho wife OF u Randall.
tez7 Fifh N E. January g. a0n
Archer 10 enc Wifa or T. Archer. Gffs
afth d H. January g. daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

kH
DOCTOR WILLIAM
WINDSOR thn worfa
most eminent uhren1Io
slsf viii texture ard
dellneafa character ceers
niRnt ihia week infre
Iuolug
EENEH BEhNVfFrL
YOUNG LADIES
and
SEVEN HhEUfOtfE
Tur SO MEN
Selecting Iifn tqmusn.
ions according f0 fna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

aALEAf Ore-The famous Crater
Lake case r. being argued here be-
fore the supreme court ~ the state
This case was instituted % eniniu
the secretary OF state and the state
treasurer from the payment - 500
600 appropriated by the last lesia-
Iafure for tho construction ~ "a
rnacadamizcd road from Medford 90
Crater Lake and from klamath Fails
90 Crater Lake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

BERKELEY. Cal Deputy Sher-
III Andrew W LiudauiHt was shot
and perhaps fatally wounded bv "a
masked hiRhwaymau who attempted
70 hold 40 the saloon 81 Albert
Moore. near the Contra Costa county
lire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

NEW ORLEANS That WIN
Heilman. Terre Haufa IND
teweler, who died 10 that city after
accusing Effie ~ SALISBURY ~
poisoning him. really committed sui-
eide is the declaration 0f the NcH
Orleans authorities
Hellman'n dying statement blamed
the woman Tor his death. but me
police believe he poisoned himself
and then attempted to fasten the
crime on her herauae rhe refused
10 return hls love
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

BUTTE. Month quarrel over
the demonstrating ~ few acres N
ground IN tho field q cyrus Spang
Ter. a well known st0ckman. Lave
renee BoIand "a ranch hand was
shot 20 death ~ SpanEler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

At. PETERSBURG Emperor
Nicholas officially received W. W
nockhill. the new American amhas-
sadoF today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
FUNERAL olREcToRs.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
-------~--~-----~------
Jehnsou Z Hsfunsea anarftassFs sisT
uonnsY watson CO Fsnsrai ptrscters
Thifa AZ. aad University Doth phenss 10
LOST AND FOUND.
Inu o. afelsn fMafk HnH white
scotch cmtfie Cos afHNeFa 81 HHne nf
Major license numhsr eH reiiar aet
~ neak faaF ehiie ieEa. suefisa Hith
hiHHk aHA Whtfe chest ilaHfgi FrHafl fnF
Information a. 81 whereauoufs tteue
rassasY etsniuE ahsuf o ~ 90
Mesf queen Anne ear qr Third ST aad
1ia Weef Caller Phone 4aeHn Anne
1883 ard fsfsire rf~ard ia.if
tosf con Kinnsar psfh oaf saturday
umbrella Please leave 1889 Fifsf az
e call ~ iHd tQsl lisuaff
watch NNd ehain faken from taf W
Highland Drive fle reward. f returned
no aarEfians asked fuilaa Phone
Ios, Two black nuus one has wtits
spat on bafk w head NetuFn 4ala Easf
l3aF m ans receive reward.
Lost SAVINGS pass book No fFFa
Fiadsr rsIura 90 Bszfsr Morton 4 co.
Bankers v hlufk -a-fa
MlI party Who taaA biaah sable mum
81 mistake last night from rnnHfug o..
taFr show return ta Hfsr ofnra Heuard
PERSONALS.
- --Hs-s=ssasss as===s-s=
Classified ads under this head ono
ceat rsr Wofd Rcten Insertions fef the
price 90 elk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
Oregon Homesteads
VALLEY land we'll wafrrrd
aJl Lumber EE BIDS IT

ArHEH
b acres fiDh autl running water part
~ cleared lN mthuttH from Seattle. ice
care $500 terms $50 cash. balance SO
WATERFRONT
y afrcs in slRht 81 HHettie. sr fHrcf
nice sandy beach. bearing fruits 500
terms SEQ cHnh. balance 4to per montn.
MENWfTT REALTY co,
Ea0.hal New York Block
CHEAP. WIDOWS bis chicken ranch.
large piece ~ land, close 90 street cars
and stores, only tdfb Ttrms t1t down.
80 month Free wood ana water soc
Mrs foreman oF Henderson at Earring
tom store. ON now itentou line. of mn
mans cashier. ln Times Block -tf
rich soil Ideal climate. abundance Of
water are only Hnma of The features that
make The people Of herman. CAL happy
and prosperous You have another OPP
poftunitY go 30 there this month and
purchase land before tho price 10 ad-
vauced Come M and set particulars
FHEHNO IRRIGATED FARM Coz
500 Globe hldE a. "a. Logan ACT
~ ACRES WmNATCHEE FRUIT LAND
- Goo terms or trade fnr rough wood
LAND near Seattle E w. Hmmoti. ano-
quaimie. wash r-ia-ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

NEW YORK oil burning en-
efnes are more or less failures in the
east. according 70 New York Central
officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
Look Here-Bargain

LOOK Here--Bargaln
Nine- raam modern houre. ainss in en-
Wet fanH Of snHth front uifh aii The
iufniinfe end tffe plana iutiudcd faf n
nfahrrg CORNER or 1sfh ana i.sars
~ Phone ballard ttt @Il.is
coTrAgEa
ua easF igrns Ass ~ about
uaf HfH modern fnur and five
,ssm s, o, ". ,s ,es.ns V rries
Nnr ~ minufes fram teton pole
tuHll payment dpan. balance 4
JosEri o. THOMAS co tNr.
urpnnf ttuer loNmsH uiag
Open saturday e,egloss Is 7
.-------
onNENwoon rank rmiRD ADDITION
Fout chairs lots Len
uWY Alto fHf Nnuf horne in rFns
rresalee uoiahhofhnod where homes afa
golua uu an around 500 coo feet from
end ~ fhiuner aN car
tie a MONTH EcruEs A LOT
open Saturday Evening
JOSEPH o. THOMAS a Coz. INC
roe Cherry st
p,ssss ot'o,s sn ,,5 i'e 49,, .,ss
North ltag
urY PROM
WOWNEnH ADDITION
Pine targr lots near end on phlnney
az ear line ci0se io schools rity water.
sidcwaika Prices very los terms tg6
down. $50 mnufhif
open Saturday EVeniuR
JOSEPH D. THOMAS a CO.. INC.
noe Cherry SCI
naneb t6fdce s5,h ana urssnwooa
AHFHn #AHa
QUEEN ANNE HiLL
,,e.,ggm ,,. "sa q, r. ggi,agg lo' sesioo
Euud hut fgr $500
Fife-foom moaefn cottage drn ffe.
place. cement basement laundry traVa.
sAoee terms 600 cash. balance go nel
MERnlrr REALTY co.
b2o-t2t sew York. hiock
nuN = TOT On Bakcfs Addition. tUl1
home rui Fouf money % property
instead ~ iho pocket ~ the landlord
lots sos no $50 70 taoo terms $40
down ana th month close in can-
pcnicnt Co chr ana school
n ~ tirriEruN
fag Rev york Hieck
Tel Maln asts mss
House and lot FOR sale al nrrhton
ncnch. Price $3.50 three blocks OF cari
flno view. Inquire James Fitgpatrlrls.
ssao wausaw At nrishton -ir-ibx
samuel Coliycr s0i Learv building
deals in city property, farms and tim.
Dor lands List your property with him
1T
For sale -rrivato boarding aud room.
Ing houses ~ elegant furnished rooms
ail occupied Ninth Rv,. near CoumhiR
Phone Main 8Aat aGsIa-x
CHAPLIN HEAL ESTATE
COLLECTION 60
Land scrip timber and farm lands.
CITY property, business chances A87+as
Pacific Block tf
For sale New olFht.room house 04f8
Goth as "a Take car nt Fourth ana JEFF
fcruon for Rainier beach a6-ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
Admission Free 1!

You are Invited a. lnu the VrrOa0.
EitY CLUB which directs Ha metntrrs
'Hf1 riHhf channels ~ education uufH
them into flrr beet rnfafiaHa finds
motion aHd secures domestic felicity bv
bringing faHafheF ranrfuial hasnrIafsn
Write ar oall 1907 First av Seattle
Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

CORpOVA. Alaska -fast dos
fsaus are bringing the bodies ~
Harry q Elliot and ~ n Greer.
killed ~ a suoWsiide AZ Elliot Greek,
here a. be shipped % Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

BEAUTIFUL EAST SEATTLE
faaifa .fi inf rfanr So anfh flra 90
iste WashiurinH ffice $780, tlee
HHHH
CLIFFORD 4 VAN ARsDALE.
HiH THIRD Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12


III
Judg
she ju
feclare
Mrs !
!
sfs the
<hiidreI
ha
divorce
vhenev
ths nd
fkeY I
|.ColuEnb|
|YIhey n
fngt0n
-.
- 80
p1 NJ
-
IA
al Their
mind
|ais bool
jug It
2Eiolate
|siate
ID the
"a would
knd at
.sssI
~n,,,s
Sn ,a,.a
-. 49, 81
- '"
"A Too
ID "Whei
III think
'nart vi
'm ALLOW
sto0 mud
.sxnd aas
ssnd girl
worst Il
Is the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12

Niur. rasuru modern hnuHe ainar in en-
Wet fanH of snHfn front with aif the
furntiafe ani iffe rlann lutfHdcd to- n
quirH sale 90 eae a. Qoe easH Yauns
NfHhFfE rafnff Ur uafh and faafr
aF FhUnu Maiiard fff n.fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-12
S125O

choice Soc Fiee taaift iu wauinNfafd
ltslriaf raaf rnuf on Haairf af nraf
ftfh 81 ai street tfn nfHFernsnfH TO-.
asssssHtfNtH pait ir date
PIONEER UESr a COLLECTION go
zee American uauk fudn
fe.ft