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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28
NEW RECRUIT FOR
MEAT BOYCOTT

4 wRnt 10 sign the meat ab.
sttnsncs pledge for 50 days. said
Mrs. + J Ciebenes. 2tiS = Union
ct. this morning q have q bis
household and buy great deal 81
meat There ats iogr men ~ my
familY and they have al saia they
win do without meat for 90 days
n everyone would boycott mNAi
FOG 20 days. ! thlnk wc would get
better meat. better prices and bet
ter treatment ! shall substitute
fish. eKKa and vegetables in plan
uinK my meals
Heres the cheerful side Of the
meat boycott Instead OF being a
sacrifice. abstinence from meat
viii BE- 90 grcag benefit % msat
eaters. says ~ Sullivan THE is
bis opinion,
"IF the use IT meat were 70.
stricisd 20 the actual needs az the
human system it would probably
break the liquor trust a. wsll as
the beef trust Heavy drinkers are
almost invariably heavy meat eat
era. and the overeatiug 81 meat Is
one - the causes ~ the mental de.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28

Musical enthusiasts received a
TREAT az ,hc CafnVaf bazaar Ia tho
Mammoth rink last night when they
listened 90 the operate program ar.
ranged by Miss uilda Marehettl
Who also took part The slnElne ef
signer chevslier ulorra, Mrs real
Mr. II Heiienthni Miss y puffnsr
aud signor uihson was wen r.
rtlVvA
a playiet, ETA Nora" presented
~ Mrs Carlo Mafchettl. garnered a
respectable need q applause.
AZ The Italian booth presided over
by Mrs Max umbrccht. the spa
ghutti aud raviolaa served under the
direction of Mrs Picro Marine
scent 90 suit the popular taste. 49,
enormous quantities are sold every
night
Al the German booth Niles Kath-
crime Heinrich, daughter ~ August
Heinrich. II IN line for Quevnly hon.
erm a. her friends are making a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28
HOME OWNERS IN NINTH WARD ARE
FOR M'KlNNON --CANC FIGHTS HIM

Ales Mckinnon. candidate Tor the
council from the Ninth ward aud
Tor two years ono ~ the council
men who refused 10 identify him.
self With the Glli gang. IA making
an open fiKhs for the republican
nomination against the cover At.
tacka being made upon him IN
hts own ward Mekinmon has the
apeeial Interests and the political
machine Ca fiFht
Charges that Mekinnon had done
nothing 20 advance the interests
81 the Ninth ward have been made
against his candidacy By men who
are angfy AZ Mckinnon because he
did nothing for the political gang
nos IL coutrol II affairs dekln
non obtained $4,000 900 worth 81
improvements Tor the Ninth ward
IN tao years record that Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28

SINGING the Maraesllalne.
The rejoicing however vas lea
teued hy the pltisai scenes amonE
The Refugees
Answering pluful cries FOR AID
the police toaAs broke thn ioekef
door at No 2. Rue a. IL smhlon
niere. and found an AGED, hais blind
nian trying 10 carry hls para.gtic
wife % safety. aNay from the "a.
ieFs which we're rushing into the
loser portion ~ the hpuse from a
bfessa main
The government q preparing 10
furnish free food and supplies 20
the destitute
Arrangements are also being
mac. 10 provide tprnlture and
clothing Cor those who's. furniture
all have 90 b. burned 10 prevent
the spread Of disease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28

TIE Puget Sound Bridge
and Dredging Company.
81 this city. owns and op
crates the largest and most
complete dredging plant ON the
entire Pacific coast To- dredg
ing fleet consists 81 the two
largest and most efficient
suction drcdgcs and the largest
dippcr drcdge available ior Pa
cific coast harbors. clam-shcll
drcdgcs. both floating aud land
machines. steam sh0vcls. pile
driving outfits. floating con
crete plant, diving outfits,
scows and tosgboaie, making up
"a complete and costly plant for
harb0r and river work In ad-
dilion the company has an ex-
tcnsivc hnd plant Of loeomo-
tives. cars and cxcavators Tor
railway and general work, and
sufficient engine equipment and
tools 90 operate SIX to eight
ridgc-crccting crews.
The most notable work exc
cuted by this company during
recent wears has been the exca-
walton Of the channel through
Salmon BAY into Ballard har-
boz. thc dredging Of practically
every Slip in the Ballard and
Seattle harbors, construction OF
government waterways az Bel
bingham. Olympia, Eureka, CAL
and Aberdeen, the Chicago,
Milwaukee q Puget Sound wat
crway at Tacoma. the Great
Northern slip at Smith Cove
and tie Chicago, Milwaukee X
Puget Sound waterway IN Sc
attic Perhaps the most notable
harbor development executed
by the company. which IS one
Of thc largest contracts of Ike
character ever executed in
America. Is the reclamation OF
The Seattle tide lands and the
excavation Of the two govern
ment waterways al the mouth
|0l the Duwamish river Ap.
proximately 100000 cubic
yard Of material have been OK.
/ catatcd and used 90 iill ada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28
Talks on Teeth
BY the
Regal Dentists
THE TREND OF THE TEETH

To successfully circumvent any.
thing you must move q little quick.
~ than Is moves The trend ~
ihc teeth IL toward dissolution. and
u b. a very rapid pfoecsH Once Il
roia a good start g has much the
advantage o. your best efforts un.
Jess sou invoke the aid of dentistry
that - vastly more akillful than the
trend is active
let ua suppose that your teeth
are many ~ them missing You
have lost them You have been
advised to have them extracted
and have been told that there les
nothing Tor you bui plate 81 teeth
about the most Rbomiuahlo thing
you can put IN your mouth
Now sou don't need TO have a
plate IN yoar mouth TO have new
teeth
This IL one Of the secrets we
have wmuK out Of the human teeth
science New teeth and no plate
by our Method
II r. a full supply Of perfect nat
ursl teeth. firm. lifclike. scryiceahlc
and as good az the natural teeth
ever we're for practical purposes.
Now this IL the biggest stride that
has ever been made On dentistry
On the face II o. Incredible Lots
OF praCticluR dentists viii tell YOU
/ u To- impossible But really. as a
matter 81 fact Il la possible; SO
practical. 80 credible. SO absolutely
certain that when we demonstrate
our Method before the dental fac.
ulty they will have 20 say yes.
because there is nothing else "a be
said
But we sian go further We can
90 this work without the least BIT
of pain
We give a written guarantee with
ull work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
N. w. Cor Third Az. and Union st.
Across the street from the y. o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28
Mt aVs DOC WAS
! II TINT SAVED HER

/. k'ss aasd bulldog That bowed
s~Fsm pSsgruisd Picard al
7 'lsm 6seariiaiinx Nra faa-
l s4fatta wifh an axe ac-
2 4 asogge sompiaint msH
ssaiF etsfks offlre toaav
uafaisa mys shs waa mar
4 ia atfsnaani AZ Atanta
~ naFatia vas wont ~
- sestaosiar ard prolonged
=. Asfeaaiiea. accosd.ae 81 his
Il 20 fsallg ne became - nu
aat sit isn him az
4 Nv. VI 81 aesd mat ahe return
sslnF many prom n
III g bal
fh1 M Haratfa rassrr..,
a5a b. uas vsrf drums
attempt 20 lsaee ths
NJ hafsiia says her hnn.
y - A. sxa ana started m
= n. '4as = i'iFht aroused 80
~. rhs bulldog attarse.l
! isFesiy thar b. aroupef
- isa IN her complaint
~. '.'aiia trays for $50 4 ~.onti.
e .lliaeny Basasiaa pres
~ are ROT known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28
N I IN AlIFE
h'0RAHcE FRAUD

az ~ g be q farfeaebinv
~ 2 deirand llfe lnsur
nss ailles Il 10 81 lnveetl
y e q New ALBANY loa
AZ. n other cities
N 49, lss amount involved ls
"a I g. i "a undersfoo6 io
,.s '. I. Or more IN poi,clos
IN. aaYe been written on
NJ \ y persons virtually eer
is,e slihin a few months
a.sls No. !. Consisting IN the lmpor
a. 1. and incufable uar
rs. niay ones employed hon
M ssre sworn 10 laai
II : G Reulok. eeere,erg
lsssI M ~ q The Indiana IA.
,sss,-,..''s. Insurance coneary y
fsas i i9f lhe arrest IN Iobp
olA,. Nsedham NM r. '' T
ssases a g q the best known
y 1s.s.l' solicitors IN Lou' .1 T.
sss Of consDiraey 81 N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28
The Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co.

icssional and honorary degrees
from their alma mater They
arc we'll known in All OF the Sc
attic clubs. and still retain
their club memberships ia Chi
cage and New York
Mr. Hedges is an enthusi-
astic golfer and automobiles
Mr. Frank Dana. manager
OF the bridge contracting dc
panmcnt. Is a well-known resi-
dent OF the University district
and has a. definite information
about the bridge locations.
flow and flood OF streams and
foundation requirements OF ev-
cry bridge in the state as do
tho people living in the immc-
date vicinity Of the bridge.
Mr. John McKcnna. mana
ger Of the hydro-clcctric de
partment. and Mr. George
iiardcubcrgh. office manager
are well known and popular
young men about the city's So
cial ccnters, and are business
whirlwinds in the office.
The company maintains a
suite Of ten offices on the
fourth floor of the Central
building and has offices ia the
Monadnock building. San
Francisco; the Park Row
building. New York, and Is
represented in Vancouver. B.
c. and Manila, F. l., and al
Panama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28

cent tide lands, transforming
the unsightly tide flats into
fine. level land, now worth
many thousands Of dollars per
acre.
Among the scores Of steel
bridges built by this company
the steel cantiicvcr on the
White Pass q Yukon railroad,
ia perhaps the best known The
company is now building q
bridge across tho Columbia
river. a few miles below Pasco,
Tor the North Coast railroad.
Among the higher type Of re-
inforced concrete structures
now built is the Amourscn
Dam. for which this company
owns the engineering and con
struction rights IN the North
west This IS the only type OF
dam which can be built on any
kind of foundation. and with
such stability as 10 enable It's
owner 60 take out an insurance
policy against failure
Mr.. S. n Hedges, president
oi the company Is a civil en-
gineer 81 wide experience Tie
Is a graduate Of the Iowa State
College. class Of 80 Mr. K NJ.
Dyer, vice president and treas
urer. IL graduate Of the me
chanical engineering depart
meut Of the same institution,
class Of ~. Both have. since
their graduation, received pro-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28
(By United Press)

sptS Ian N-Rearng It's ugly head out Of the polluted
1 IL hood the horrible dragon Of disease barred its
~ Ne face 81 Paris to-day AND the stricken city hest
!. rejoicing at the arrival Of the OF the flood
4 .ssning sensation OF the peril The health Off.
q. sending out placards giving the people warning oi
W. hat turks in The waters bcoulcd by the broken
~ The newspapers publish in big type Instructions TO
ssus. and every means within the resources ol the
"a nunicipai,y IS being employed TO battle with
4ksu
n aaers and police have positive orders not 10 allow
= move back into houses that have been flooded after
..sss begin 70 reesde.
t.sess reported today thar the breaks in the sewers
Il - : frequent that Is necessary for the officials 20
= i he clothing bedding, carpets and other materials
Il. sksb water All the flooded houses must be iumigated
~. ua mns be traped before the occupants can safely
~ inn.
NaA ne higher temperature today the stencil from the
vas aeasrd and the danger 81 spread OF disease from
4 II pss Nas eorrrspoadiugly greater.
~ hospas are being taxed with he numbers 81 pa
m M rsater than they could accommodate under ordinary
Ssacss With the lack Of heat and light and the danger
ii us supplies the doctors arc facing most critical
snhn
asdssas q doctors have been working constantly under
Il sapsss circumstance day and night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28

crcdilable % any councilman Tor
twu years service For these I'M.
pruYemrnta Mckinunn obtained
1900 600 from the general fund
Not ouly ala McKinnou secure
this work for the ward but 20 oh.
tain Il he ava not Al any time DO
Seattle an injury BY being a party
20 auy Of the gangs Vaccinations
Ne refused 10 aid the brewing In.
tercsts In forcing saloons into neN
diHtfieta lie was never a sup.
porter 81 any ~ the unfair fran.
chlssa put through the council IN
all shady deals MckinnUn was
invariably on ihe side ~ tha people
10 his own ward McKinnons all.
llneness a. attend 20 Individual
complaints has brought him many
energetic supporters Residents Of
the ward who bad dealings with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28
iI|[ISE BREAKS OUT As
PARIS FLOOD RECEOES
-. rr., to Offer Help to Sufferers From
lpf' - Ts-.;he Flood in History of Europe,

..n~nN Ian as-~presldeat rat la awaiting a reply
NssNNe a president Faeres Of France offering aid
X <etze -. mas oveFtaken Paris
- 4. accepted, Will be taken immediate
sspz ~ wsnnsr IN which, through the national Red
~ as expression eeua be made ot sympathetic
t ssh he peees aovsenmcnt % the United states
f s,.a eaames which feeds causing your beau.
<I1d Ns - ssn,s a. well the provinces Of Franeef
~ azs. cee You the slnoeress sympathy and the most
49, ,Ast ne cause Of these disasters ahats
FNsS ~. ~ TAFT"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28
LOOTED CHICAGO
FOR S245,000
Why the Sudden Reverssl7
Attorney nrandels stated.


CHICAGO. Jan Is Charged
with conspiracy 20 defraud the city
OF s25&.oe0. Paul Redleakc. resign.
Cd deputy commissioner Of public
works. Michael " McGoVern,
wealthy contractor. aud nine city
officials and employees ~ Mccoy.
crn. we're indicted BY the grand
jury laat night
The charge came a. . surprise,
~ Il WAS believed the frauds In
volved only about $4,000 In the
ahain rock scandal
Redieskc furnished $4,000 bond,
and Me0overn also. The others
we're placed on bonds of 5000
each
Mayor Bussc refused 20 make
any statement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28

PRECISION which calls for stinnlanis
The average person eats from
three 20 Ton times AZ much mea,
aa IL necessary. and Il IL only the
wonderful adnpsablllty ~ tbs hu
man BODY 10 varied and untavor
able conditions that enables exeea
siye meat eaters 70 keep even The
appearance Of health Eating large
Quantities - meat in suicidal q
those employed indoors. and un
necessary. n not dangerous. 70
those at hard outdoor labor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28

The city ADMINISTRATION received
courteous and prompt service from
Mckinnon.
The political iohberp IN the Ninth
ward are hgalnet McKinnon. The
loH Of thii support. however. IL
mpre than made up by tho scores
% home owners who realize that
Mokinnou N being attacked simply
beeauao he refused 10 DO the bid
dine ~ the political machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28
STOP FRAUDS IN
REGISTRATION
tconoludedl

(Concludhds1
Ia the conspiracy to steal the cleo.
ton for GIN
Hurley Registers Twice.
Marion made an examination of
the registration books and found
that Hurley had registered from
the ColonnRde hotel IA the Third
precinct OF the Filth ward tie
gave his occupation as an cleo.
trician In the registration books
tor The Fourth precinct Of the Firth
ward waa the name ~ y Hurley.
stoamfitter American hotel An
examination oi the signature 0f
William Hurley and T. Hurley
on the registration hooks showed
thar they we're both written by
William Hurley
With proof that Hurley had not
only caused 70 others 20 register II.
legally. but also had registered
twice himself. each time from a
different precinct. Marion decided
20 place Hurley under arrest
Wants 20 See zblnden.
Hurley. when placed under ar
rest. asked 70 be taken TO the Pal.
ace hotel 20 he could secure bail
from Arnold Zbinden. one OF the
ON campaign managers Detec
tive Marion refused. however, 90
allow him 10 see Zhinden and bur.
ried him 20 the county jail There
a bunch Of 0iil cards were taken
from his pockets.
Hurley declared be was working
for on
While the officers were taking
part OF Hurley's belongings from
his pockets he succeeded In throw
inE q large number OF cards with
writing on them into the open CRATE
IN the Jail office They were burn.
cd before the iniiern could get
them out
Involves ollrs Baekera
Hurley. this morning. vas
NWeated In the county jnii BY
Detective Marion and confessed
everything 20 the detective His
confession. Il Is said. viii merlin.
mate some o. ~ Cili'a closest
Hackers
Harley Is nov In the county jail.
being held upon a complaint mWorn
out before Justice Brown. chRrR
lnE him with illegal registration
Detective Marion sworc To the
complaint
Deieeiire Marion has infogma
tion that the clerk Of the American
hotel was Instructed 20 enter upon
the hotel register the names ~ Vs.
No9Fe. J Whaien. W Hurley. p
IAvaiEna. W sher1ingor. g Enos
and & Marsh None 81 these men
were residents Of the hotel. bns all
we're Registered a. from there and
Instructed tu cast fhrir votes ior
can
The iloaterH we're not 20 be paid
until primary day after they had
voted for Glll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28
CARNIVAL SINGERS
PLEASE AUDIENCE

Tomorrow is the tag day Of
the Catholic carnival. All 90.
eeatfiana should require the tao
asllera % show their official hat.
tons The buttons have the
words Tag Day Committee.
Carnival Bazaar o. Nations in
black letters en- = blue back
Ground across the face,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28
TX" ~ i l IS KILLED
~ PASSING TRAN

A go. - n, Z northern Pacific
. s,iil.ss T. pl aillea thls moralar N I,
fuis,. auburn 80 body
I'M Ilsn n, aofia's awaiting aIrec.
s Ala =. lslher Viii bves D.,
As'i ils ,' .ola The dead man
''s AZ no ioth ag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28

Are MARI " uanant "a widow
~ Charles " nuulnuL formerly .
prominent stea mbost builder ~ ON.
rlunaH a. dird yesterday az ths
residence ~ her daughter Mfs a.
T. sssss 1ia asih sv Heart failure
auprFlnduee> ~ asthma. was the
cause - Aeafh shr ia rurviYeH hi
two aaFA Mrnry AanninE ~ indian.
Arpns Aud Efuera Manning n Seat
TO- besides Ihe daushief Mra siser
Mfs nsmont Formerly lived at Nsn.
phis Tenn Louisville. ~ and Tan.
cinnagL @
What makes girls hair ~
nice and rurlV is haf imnginHfiuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28

finger that most Of tbs Alaskan coal
enlrlqH. IN his opiQion could DO can.
leolledl because many Of the promi.
neni meu Interested had f0rlbed
pool The witness stated that BAL
linger told him that many OF the
claimants IN the Cunningham case
were friends and business associates
Of Bic He testified that Balllngor
said 20 him
Il want q thorough investigation
OF these cases. whether they are my
friends OF not"
CLAWS said that II. G. Henry and.
~ G Smith. two Of the claimants.
were mentioned by Ballingor aa be-.
Ing among hls friends lie said
that hallingcr told him that when
be tGlaylal got back 30 Washing
ton state 20 let lt be known that bel
had Instructions 10 make a fun In.
yeHtiantion Of tho eases
Continuing his testimony. CLAWS
said
"a little over q month after lefi
Washington ! received notice that
the coal claims we're 10 be clear
llatod for patent / answered with
n Telegram protesting and later sent
10 letter 20 M nallinRer asking that
the clear listing orders be revoked
This line OF testimony brought out
The fact that later these orders were
revoked by Chief of the Field Ser
vice Schwartz.
Why the Sudden Reverssl7
Attorney nrandela stated:
This point Is one ~ the things
which the committee has been asked
10 investigate The reason why.
only 81 fortnight after Mr. CLAWS
had been comforting aiih Mr. Bal
lingcr and Mr. Schwartz. aud they
gave the orders for investigating
the claims carefully. there was an
order issued absolutely reversing
this stand and without any confer
ence with Mr. CLAWS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28

strong fight 20 choose her Tor "a ruler
Tonight viii 81. the sturdy itritous
ln the calcium. and an excellent
Engiish program has been arranged
Tomorrow Will be tag day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28

HGkCAcHE8
most cases arr caused by eye.
strain. We make a speciality Of
correcting eye defects. and by 30
doing relieve the headache, Z you
have trouble. got 40.
sehuohard optical Co..
1907 Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28
CLAWS ON STAND
tcoueiudsdl

fcoueiuded.l
saas-ss~saessalssssasafs. .saras..assa#-.
cure several hundred teiewrnma. lei-
tors and documents bearlnF upon ihs
cases involved
They We're Bslilnasr's Friends.
CLAWS testified that he told nai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28

fIas Ian. y Rss1sa from
! assss seae ana xafns rivers
lhzf ~ peEf nepf with foy
- laihFmei tsN ~ fkni had
*sk~ IL klsAess pctat
1s*a rFlsss aasua lkrc9Kh thc
fr~s aazang lks icyiul new
*fA nsnshcnsA ard dum
- Brad . feiebFafe he o.
uf'E Hadsis u flooa SETTER
= . iAs Farioss ns,ls s0wua ran
= - sshln1 lhe drum CORPS and
Arratd Z 'ysans eaat pg0ceass0ns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28

gslS IL ~ -Fugtv milpH
~ ~ pnrd The head "a
n Z - str ssine tke noods
a. q lgaznins 70 iall and the
Hanrn e .glnstfs ihst ne
M 4. sraskailY haa reacasd
u - ~ aFN bslng received
= aal hY
- aseanr alnost sta
aun IS eeioek an1 although
ans vafegs lad ceased 60
- Rs as Il t. mcsf Gar
~ plAs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28

RIM TtuftT FOH FREEDOM
Tho people have n fiEnf Co.
choose their dentists What
fha associated Combine Nen
ilsfa rau tfhifs. ran r0thsr1
The combine dentists refuse io
guarantee their wurh az rob-
hat pfiraa guarantee ms
unfk az prices people nHn gay
YOU save "a dollar make o.
dollar The combine Will inas
two dollars. ehen Z du fpar
dental WeTk. NHnWlua ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28

free EstFartlnE free Edwin Bros q
Tft tifHt az, between columbia anl
rherFF Hta nptn evenings until hnf
Hundaya untli 2. for people who work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28
Furniture
pFf Goods

Imperial and Folded Four-in-hand Ties in a
good range Of effective colorngs, special CSC each,
three for Sl.00
Folded and Flowing-end Four-in-hands and
English Squares. IN dressy, conservative stripes
and figures. special Sl.00
-First Floor JUS, Second and Madison Entrance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28
The Oriental Pool Rooms

43---pooi Tahiss-4s
25-Soio Tabies--2s
Bar. restaurant. cigar stand and
seven chair hATbe- shop Largest
place Of the kind IN tho world $40
cash given away daily. isi3lhIT
Third av between Pike and Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-28
DaNenportS

lounges end SAINT
rTTrTfTTTN taFr CourheH IN
NJ ~ - great array
#Ff-ssf ifrfr --sr9 FONNoH,
u hteaeaaAAA~e-N FURNITURE.
~ fae saves ton 10 reF
Grna.
MaislasH utdH Tn&-io piAs -.
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At 55c Par

$50 PAIRS Children's Shoes. including red or
black kid Lace Shoes, Patent Lace Shoes and Wei
Kid Button Shoes with red stitching. the sizes
ranging from ~ to So. -Bassmcn, saiesroom
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-06-25
SALE.
y
EDWARD NJ. BOAGNI
VS..
j.. B. A. stage
D. 1905, 10th judicial District Court.
Parish OF st. landry, La.

No. 1906. 10th Judicial District Court,
Parish Of st. Landry, La.
BY virtue Of a writ of seizure and sale is
out of the Hon. 10th Judicial District
Gourtin and for the Parish ofSt, Landry, in
the above entitled and numbered suit, andto
me directed IhaVe seized and Will offer for
sale, at public auction, for cash, tothe last
and highest bidder. at the o door of
the Court House ;of st. Landry parish. in
the City OF 0pelousas, La, on
Saturday. .BuIy orb. 1910.
at II o'clock a. M. tne following described
properly to*Nit:
A certain lot or strip OF ground situated
IN the City or Opelousas, st. Landry Parish,
La, having a front on Main street of thirty
toy feet eight f8l inches by q depth between
parallel lines OF one hundred and sixty
nine 1881 feet six inches 90 together win
the store building n warehouse thereon.
SAID property lis bounded north by prop-
ertg of vendor EWelchI, south by property
of sandoz known as the 0peionsasEonrier
once1. east by Main street b west by.
property Of heirs OF Jules Perrodin.
Tarms-GAsh.
juness6t M. Is. SWORDS. shertn.