The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1908, Page 5

THE mWGLAND FIGHTING TO KEEP DOWN INDIAN TRIBES ° et SEATTLE STAR—TELY RSDAY, APRIL 30, 1908 HAIRMAR SHIP WOULD BOOST HIM AT HOME BREAKS POWER - OF COMBINE aR RTHWESTERN BORDER ARE LOOTING ANO BURNING puMANDs AND & a NER LEADS FORCES IN FIGHT WITH REBELS LAGES—LORE a iy a ® rh on ' , \ Je ‘ ar the mbere ead vom u. wecordin cal and itinte \ Moreen! me " , to Baker whe was the desume, and uw the b rot the Racquel F 4 Revotits 1 Ar hath ' ' con . ai ’ ' t ud » a ' My Has \ wd ' * Mm. C. A. Ent Y the Men's ( y " ' \ tnt ' a SENATOR CHESTER |. LONG he M (Star Special Se ; ‘ mjoy th . eae FUNERAL NOTICES f th . t The » ‘ ' " ' ' . : “ , ' " t ' rt and aK ‘ the Crown I , . ‘ he bit . ’ . swedint Mra. A. Ro Thor and M opt gar By oll ‘ ' t noon W. White, were very quod. & ange 4 to ti mpora B. F. Leventhal ga : rh a ‘ aa a : wan! o 1 m . hi hen he!) . Progressive Thought Club a w that by J a ' we tt , Lows i =o DEATH ENDS TRIAL 7 eo fi +. sae { 1615 M (By United Press.) A. « PORTLAND, Ore, April . death of Mra. Charles V o firing hae beer “ a Be the horde: fror K fm the Abratal » Bush Wemen's Educ atl onal the . Movers in t The upper picture depicts Egiand’s native soldiers on their way annua 1 to the front. A map showing the disturbed district, and a portrait of | * ducatios b was held thia ¢ . ' ay. N. the Lerd Kitchener, who will lead the war on the rebels, are also given, pon oy up cee see National Land Inv. Co., PPS PSOOSOHESHSEOSSOS OHSS SOS SESS SHSSSSSCOCSSHSOSO® and Th and M Anderson » Bergman and has a large member ox M earner club At the mee On ‘s Club, Unitar Church ON ALL DEPOSITS was voted r F Men's club of Veitartan u nn meek ont “ee HOUSEWIVES SHOULD. SAVE be: wa i wi slar 8 will decorate the May alta be at the home of Mrs. J. D. He A portion, however sma), of the mney that passe nagt s in th Seattle Chapter OAR 19 15th av. N = thelr hands. This monoy, faithfully deposited in this strictly sav ch, corner of Boylston and! An ar ent has teen made got. ; ings bank, will be « sfety and will receive an increase Pairtarra. age¢ at Olive tha {4 per cent, compor all Sr amounts A Maron ov Musical Entertatnment ny t oon reach @ sum of such t te beginners he Sisters the I Names M REV. DIX DEAD FIRST AVENUE OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE eee arte ; ' aut Kpiac CORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON { Mesdames J ew | Otto Furbtager It wae 4 ts Yak . tines to « 2 » the basement « and Edward A. 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