The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1904, Page 7

A THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, NOV. 19, 1904 7 ACTUALLY (CARLISLE FOOTBALL PRESTIGE mane a gy Allen he WON AGAIN FELL UPON THESE BRAWNY REDMEN SIWASHES ARE FINDING FISH+| ’ bt ? ma ER'S AGGREGATION RATHER WILL LIN Pp TH T . ‘ NOON FOR PRACTICE GAME . be wen | | | | Special Meeting fa T t xecutty rt a “ + aa ot Aho Highland Paptist Mission. Sun mittee de t at it y 4 by cost THIS YEAR'S SQUAD AP CARLISLE INDIAN SCHOOL 20 o'clock give a report work ie will also made at Madison park.” + |the bat. Score: _ | them from w shut out, tae AB: jot Washington, was velected Yster-| arMINGEOM GOES NORTh| G00D BOWLING ‘ sparen bch spe yy ten 6 By IN LOCAL CONTEST) ‘ite... 1109101 03-7 Oakiand, 0.00005 ss] gd. Bn » have sold on He i avenue nora pet. and will hold setings hereafter in the Bap- n Galer and ne nue, Queen Anne at 10 a. m, nd 7:30 p. m. t service on It educate the young Vie ; z ' the VALUE. of Kreude nih PLAYED TIE GAME money and the right USE of y are likely At 8 p. m. , n the sub- yD tye tate of valine t . or ty . : MRS. UNDERWOODHERE The Union Pays 4 PER CENT Interest AB sc Sr ° S Sy. mare Wen, tee against each " IP 90000 apecmterss Berge condi al ely ge ‘Ditectere ie ae a Regmiry 4 Fh a8 Pe w Scat ple ne * ‘tot Bint Hekers lackey; Corbett and Gorton ; my Gard. |of murder in the tome BA. > en ling his infant and visits ast night nith, of Den {a sched onds. At 11 a. m., “Thanking God a He Always For All Things inesion Hu Piet, ne er on : Somes D. Hoge mm | DN and neck anaged to ‘ e . dattian TP dl a : round bout. 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