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Etuea for wife 8essine.

xdwaid Warren. . plumber. living In TIE
ShorSy iiiock. on Columbia street. was aued as
by Jusaee Burt J. Humphrey yesterday for
beating mis- vie. The arrest WAS made on Mon.
day on re complaint OF the wife. When the
hearing came on yesterday. the defendant vas
on hauc: and . single witness for the psosscu-
tion Tao vile appeared to have changed hsr
mind irsthe meantime, and did not show IN
The prosecution was rom 10 led To RELY on the
testimony Of Mrs. spotts. proprt etgess OF the
shossy :,ouse The secus male no defense
aud the justice read tire riot act - hi,a aud
fiued hi.a IS and costa. In default Of which he
went tn ssfl
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FOURTH IN A GROVE.
Chautauqsans Revive Patriotic
Memories.
OR. Browns GRAFTON ON DAY.
Csaebrsessa Held - . Ravsltea -
IasAs1 WtsA vIsvsr-l>es.re
- .s9asAss 1tma.~

inospsneeaes DAY davnsd In eli III glory at
SnausAnlue Reach. The weather vas ali that
could b DESIRED The platform the pavilion,
unoef the han b Of bray workers. rs trans
'osmsd insee bower ot bssusy Mrs g. C Nnn-
soa prsssded over the WORT. and planned the
osooeomesy srans1ogmod iato . Horal cross, the
rsd. white ana blue Of the flowers insssmlnssei
wifn the re1 white and blue OF the banners ec ;
swtnso around Over the pAvilioa noated q
handsome new bauuss
The great event OF the day wss the osasion by
sas Rev. Arthur J. Brown. .. d, Of Portland.
~. bfown y u hoaassd chaplain Of the First
S.msas orssoe state Guards, and pastor OF the
Se0is9 Presbyterian church OF Portland. His
saofeo VS. listened 70 With raps attention
ana frequent appliance, - hs wildly depicted
soms OF the causes leading to the civil var and
tns part taken In the great drama by men whose
names VIII 90 down % posecsisy - heroes Alb
faham Lincoln wss the theme OF the hour, and
Ms great part IN our nasioual life. and a. the
man soe tbs time, the ssviof OF his country
svsn - v Washington vas the father Of his coun-
~. vas brought sympathsssea,iy and earnestly
before the ltsesoersL large audience greeted
me doctor. Prof. sud Mr.. Munson added some
se'scuons OF musie 10 the charm Of the occa-
s,on- In TIE evening thers was . generous dis
play OF hreworks from the Goa.
wednesday vas practically the nrst working
osen organized under the direction OF Prof.
Geosss &. AuAson- The professor Will have
enargs OF the assembly music this summer
again, AID With his vile viii render solos and
duets - may b required. This music class
VIZ meet every morning ct 10 o'clock. AZ IL
m DR.. c. Z. Kent, Of the Chicago University,
delivered bile iscssrs on the Neglected Books
Of the Bible In the evening DR.. Brown lsct.
ured assin before large and interested audi
snce on "Fashes Time" and Mr.. G. c. Munson
sang solo.
A real attraction st CAautauqua Reach 10 the
new Hotel ChausauQus. which 10 run under the
assembly management. Fish arc caught fresh
every morning Ia the bay. and straw berries
picked from the "vtnesst placs'' park. which 10
on the assembly, grounds ana within Q stones
throw OF the hotel New campers are coming
In Among them are the families Of Mr. Robert
Abrams. Senator John u. frink, Rev. D. D.
Proper and several Of tho tsachsra The Mtsses
Hesardf. with their mother and brother, are
donteiisd In the erase cottage. Tacoma 10 bet
ter represented than eeattle tais year.
Tomorrow. Friday, Dr.. Kent delivers another
lecture In his course, aud In the evening Rev.
Dr. George, Of seattle, will treat the Chautauqu "a
20 Literary Ramble."
The beach can b reached BY taking the Psrley
or Glide ~ 2;0 from Merchants dock, or the
staxis Chief from Baker wharf at O'Clock. The
Assem- bly, he's cottages and tents 70 rent, besides
rooms in the hotel. ana therU are good provision
stores on the grounds.
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va .ss. no has earned tie iiils 81 .,se
s..s@A srfise1 a Seattle YESTERDAY q HI.
.1sSnts Of lSso mica Mr.. Miller Is en-.
49,. 2 zee isss % ~aiking areaaa Tie gns.si
70 aas boundary Haes lie isst New Or.
vs> sesenavs Il Isss. alone, aaAs.asd sas
- ssat. aepSaaiag upoa Ais ewa re-
Ns~.~t sspnsrs during his i-aa lie has
es sesasses TIE lire across from the Calf
a. so 'e sas plsxe, eelag. q. be saws. ,as
Co.. sas ever wsikei zersss ths great
n SsssEt, distance 81 9oe Ea.l.s
sre. ea*s - - sss material For q n<Nsi ana hs
sseeAl correspondent seg the Chicago
49,. NAL. ss something O. . paxslt.s. q
-. - sassS sFl.,s. eses. sad siyss 60 terrain
RE-. 10 se;s hard ar lie has already
40 Mites IN ssssa EaaGAs aas sx-
- Fasse Ass ,eaFasy IA aaeas q year
-s~s EofA he sx.sses Q Saoasaai
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PoRr ANcsLxs. wash.. July 3.-lspecial. +
The largest crowd that ever congresatsd In this
city participated in the celebration OF Indepen-
dence Day, over 1000 having come on three ex'
cursions from Victoria The day was pleasant.
and all pronounced the celebration success.
The exercises consisted In ball games. lacrosse
games, loot and canoe races and horse racing.
also sparring contest between r. Foster. Brit
ish Coumbis's ex-iightweight. and William
Fitxhenry. A deviation was made In the usual
celebrations OF the day by having no addresses
OF any kind. although two banns rendered most
excellent music for the entertainment of the
large assembtnre
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] 0SoA 8ososanaoueaA
The ffsak!sn pubiie scAos.s cSuoeA sues~..
mi yetrs voss on Friday svsaing With an ex-
Aasstk;e whseA ssesess1 higA essdit spsa ssash-
ers ef,d senoasfa The degree Of discipline
whteA must have hen mainsaiusd eaYoush-
ous tie ysss Ia tie rsguiar vosk Of the sehoo,s
% p0yues sach sssslis - vssU manifest In
fnoays snssstataneas ioAiesfw "A sznount
Of ability. industry ssd pss,sncs on the part Of
N ssscnsss whica approaches esafus IN TIA
eyS g snoss Who were srquainsed with sAs
pseuifssy psrpsexing aifseaisiee which con-
heuies ths pesnespal aad his es,asfsns va
toey 11esa sAsis isboss ~ Frankiin.
he Yscnink's sstefsasnnsas vas in eaarss Of
Snnes;Ai william Head, Assistant Mis- e.Ale
Aesnsttm sso Rev. H. Z. Shepard The peo-
etsns;e eoeseseed 81 sosss, rscisssioas, dis
.nSnes ana Ian anu snd buriesqus By twenty
."us psp'A Ihs schoasss who had proutnens
ksfss Turing the svesiaG were: Lane Pueh,
Lara ihrees. 0sua Doa8nan, Hestis Nsxveil.
Inersaa " hits, Anna Boves. Katie Tysvse,e.
oeffaa UAy. Jenoie Noessenna Eme Buchauaa.
nsus 500 Ciasa Jaeksoa, Ada Brent, MaeRie
asAwSa. Ssssis NeCre0le. yonse white, Andssv
aa.ms. Dexis Evans. Hugh Sanders. Hayden
Alcoasoson. Robbie Adsma Dsvtd Boyd. Iohn.
nis Loaeus. Evsa Davis Howell Powell. Cheyaia
msYa, willie Mclean. Archie Adams, Stan.
~ hssfia, Clarence Jones, Josie White. Paul
ooyos p tttte Lewis. Arthur Williams. Willie
ssnoss "inis Comstock and Teddy HasriA The
seSc0s u the exefctoo8 was Q result mot onlv
OF tne years isboss. bat also of eousidsrabis
spseiat preparation In which Mr. Heod ana his
sesasssa~ Aiss LAthfum. were greatly ai1sd By
N. Easfsss Cemstoek. Who scssd Likewise q
ofRansss for the sysusue.
The mast STRIKING performance Of TIE OCCASION
va sf,s sas arm and busIssqas By twelve girls
ana ssssivs boys ali dressed in speeiai sutss Of
red. waite and blua The boys vors swallow.
setl Ia s-dssss coats ed stovspips hass and the
eafb ssso not bshisl their passnsrs Ia po!ut OF
costume The drtii was sxseassd with military
psec'ss?n. mixsd with great deaf Of ealiansry
and ansssine eseitsdss, tsspinx time with music
D MIS- Clara Thrsss, one Of the eoiored pupala
Parts 81 spsciA merit wess the rsciiatioo Of
Assss Yueh end ths soags Of Clara Thrsss aud
Josie vi hin.
since shs rourth Of July W. near q hand the
school soo& appeopsiass advantage OF this iscs
by the Sslsettou Of sueh songs and sscitasioas -
"unloe; and Los:ty." Sour Flag" and .'Coium-
bia. tbs Gem OF The Ocean" The house was
more team full
Chars wethssbss viii take the place Of Prin.
cipai Eesd upon the reopsning Of the schools
on August II. and Niss Sadie Lashrum will con-
onus ~ OIL the position OF assistant
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IN Return Here 1om0rSoW I'D ~.
mass uasn Saturday.
~ Uutssd states ssesmsr Monterey, which
- boeu IN the harbos aincs the morning Of
- =. jsts 81 nooa yesterday for Tacoma. &C.
sap1ias 70 orders received from the secretary Of
- uayy. The Nonssssy viii remain In To-
- unsil tomorrow morning whea she viii
msusa hsfs. and remain until SATURDAY. 70 give
dne n take ecfns more coal and settle the
sAip'e btiiaL On Saturday she will sail for As
sNsa where she 10 due 81 Grand Army encamp-
nsnt 90 Jaiy II. going from there 70 Portland
~ ordesA
Thses II ths crow II ths Monastery were ssen
ga the street In uniform after the monitor had
game 10 Taeoma. sad had evidently prolonged
taeir Iaavs ashors until tao late 70 60 aboard.
bssing the afternoon two OF them wsfs In search
u usissd States Commissioners Emery 70 give
issn transportation 70 Taooma, but failed 70
ta1 him.
ne new pubisshsd yssssrday morning. that
ehe United sta.ss steamer Moeoeacy vas sshose
~ the Cainsse coast 10 Interesting u eonnsc.
t'na vita tho fact that Lieut. Catliu. usvSestjua
sAess Of the Monterey, was for ssvssal yDose
Nat5esed On the MonoeaaY In Chinese wuses9
Dc says that the Chimes I'D q very expressive
sfsllstiou Tor the old Mpaocaey. which vas .
aaevhesIss. with two monlB ana walking beam
Nadsa Ths Chinese bpdks % her q .Firss
usns var. swo pssees bamboo, walkss- wakes. :"
sAcouA. July Especial l--The Moatsesy a..
dssd here q o'clock this afternoon ana
nessd = The buoy. near the mouth Of the Puy-
aisp rivss Tho run from Seattle 70 Tacona
~ aeds In three hours. A delegation from
- eisy council and Commercial Club. with
cupstsssman Doolittie. went aboard and vsl-
1eea IL captain and arranged ior sntsstsiu.
~ ~ odscsrs ~ the Commercial Club at =
seack Tomorrow evening.
100 arrival Of the vessel this afternoon vas
AEapected and there was no assassination
1eag the steamseA Those Who went aboard
-. sheis attention called by Capt KsmpfY 20
- 'Osandfather's hss," made OF metal and
tnstng 10 the ceiling OF tho captains cabin.
ese1 kemp6 stated that few visitors noticed
- feoa hat. which had besn placed there in
lsaes 81 Frssident Harrison when he launched
ed shsistensd tho weasel.
To club viii escort the ofYicsrs OF the vessel
tsfossh the city la the morning aad 81 o elock
~ Eeuoers OF the club and Chamber OF Com
ntsts. with their families, will 10 received ON
Aata the shir The Monterey Will remain here
Roll O'Clock Friday. she then leaves for
tas rsouih oi the Columbia river, whore she ID
p b. on Tuesday for the review Of the Grand
ARM. The public are invited 10 visit the
sasT rom q. N. to p. N. tomorrow.
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Fourth Of JAY Crowds Make Streets
Livsly-fhs Mineral Pslsee.
Not eli OF the vast crowds Of visitors which
thron4ed the stfeets oi Seattle Monday ana
Tuesday returned 70 their homes on the even.
Ing Of the Fourth The cheap round trip tick
sts sold on oil transportation lines did not sx.
ptrs until last night and hundreds who came to
the city on business. 70 visit friends or to do .
little shopping In addition 10 seeing the sights
remained over yesterday and the business thor.
oughtsrss peesenhsd = vsry animated appear
ance. The residsnts, tor. after . thrus-days'
rest ard jolly good time bsstirred themselves
about Neir business Affairs, and there was an
air OF general business activity manifested
which WAS very refreshing Many Of the visitors
avaiied thsm.elvss OF the opportunity to visit
frtends which was lacking during the Gel.
ebrstion. Business men from oil over the state
TODD advantage OF the occasion 70 visit the
Wholesale house and leave orders for
replenishing their stocks The retail
merchants did . rushing business Mon.
day and yesterday. and the baak deposits yesssr.
day were unusually iargs. The saloons and all
places OF amusement rsapsd . golden harvest,
and the hotel ksepeu all regretted that they did
not have more rooms In which to take care OF
those who wished for accommodations The
thcroush'ares leading to Pioneer place, which
Tuesday nigh, were Uttered with the remnants
OF fireworks. pager wrappings and handbils
we're cleaned M bright aud early yesterday
morning. Most OF the decorations on business
fronts vsrs removed and the bunting stored
away for future occasions of fes,ivi;y
The Mineral palace Ia Piooesr place eou aued
to Be leading atusction yesterday. AID all day
long Il was thsongsd with visitors. The highest
praise Of this feature OF the celebration came
from stsanssrs In the city from the East, for
whom the palace and its contents proved most
interesting study. showing, - IL does. better
than any story or printed description what the
resources and industries Of this section are. and
what development Il {, capable OF. The palace
will remain open for several months % q per.
naanent expositton, aud the executive commit
tee Of The celebration will hold meeting in
few days to make provision for this purpose
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The parade OF wsaheurae circus attracted Q
large crs wa sals mosaing. aad thoss y DO ssw IL
were a. ssasiy disappointed. TIE parade Wa
a VERY esec.tasse oas. and the ia elephant. the
haey c,sssans aai tas steaa erssG were ell
there 4 Notable feature was ihe excellent co.,
lection 81 horsss fas animals were al in
Good ex,adition, aud gave angisiaksh svs-
arnes OF beng veil care; for The performance
drew q i.rse crowd shis a.sernccE, AEa ft vail
Ia rSress<a this evening. fass shcv viii pcss-
lively ssaiess in seattle Tuesday aud wesass-
Say Iui. II Aad u
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CHICAGO, July Aside from the cele-
bration at the fair grounds this was the
liveliest Fourth Chicago has seen in recent
years. Forty-one people were injured and
three supposed to be fatally hurt.
The fire department Was on the run ell
day, there having been 155 alarms up to
midnight. The aggregate loss will amount
to 500, OOO In addition to the casualties
there were two murders, Mrs. Philomona
Findano being stabbed by her son-in Law
and Albert Lyon being shot through the
head
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The Accused Car Thieves In Court.

N. W. Ludlow. one OF the three defendants 90
cused BY the Great Northern Railroad Company
OF receiving goods stolen from car at Yelling
ton, was before Justice Caldwell yesterday, and
his case was continued till tomorrow at p m.
Alexander NcGrcgor. also charged with rsceiv.
ing stolen goods. has not yet been arrested.
John Brown. alias Adam Parr, one OF the 40
cused Wellington robbers, was before Justice
Humphrey. who held his case over till today at
A n N.
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whats the nse Ia trying 70 iay up any
Ninxt argue many people Of limited r,sana
I'VE cAa ~ raoss only save . few dollars .
month. and What can you DO vita few dollars
yea pat them ia hank the dollars are not
pesce2sssly larger At tbs end OF tie year. 20
vasf inaucsznsns 10 there 20 ecoaomise and try
and se' Ga IN the world And - . result OF
this logic they VIII continue 70 live right up to
their incomes ard BE poorer. IL anythiax. AZ the
end OF tie rear saaa thsy we're as sas COM
meocemeak
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Joh1 S:lnG vas arrested on the charge OF steal
ting too :aascr eiis from BenlAnin IRA King
hai the bits il his poss.sssoa when arrested.
ia goias TO hunt ne Nj Ire = u witness tac
esns;ses.s found that BE ~sa . subject tor
justice. being somewhat overloaded vita bad
rum. Raih men wall have taesr eeariass today
in the n ani egpal court
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ssoHonIsH, July Especial Tho two
days' celebration OF this city closed tonight and
VAS . thorough sreeesA Yesterday opened
with . nne procession, including nearly Oil the
civic examinations in the city besides . splen-
did liberty ca4 and the nre department., the
whole being accounted the most gorgeous sno-
homish has ever seen. After parading on the
principal stsests the line OF march led to the big
rink. where about 500 psssons listened to .
brilliant Grafton BY Col T. v. Eddy. whose
uttesances won hearty applause. At its
conclusion Mayor Ferguson extended the
thanks OF the community 10 the
orator. In the afternoon the Everett Ball Club
defeated the home team By . score OF to ), and
received the $50 prize offered by the Fourth OF
July committee The game was hotiy con-
tested. Following came the minor sports, boat
racing, log rolling, etc, all OF which were inter
esting to the crowd. In the evening there was
fireworks display.
Today there was horse racing ct Lake View
park, where Baiiy won the free-for- all trot,
mile heats, pure si2a The quafter.miis run.
ming single dash was won by John l.. who also
won the half mile running race. The mile tros-
ting race for the three minute class was won BY
Lady Belle. Nearly so people were present.
The celebration OF the programme was repiets
with good music. and altogether the celebration
was an encouraging success.
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Fer Psss,.s Worthless Ch.cAs.

Charh:s Atkinson, sign writer and painter
Who ior,neriy lived in tns Rass house. IL tarsai-
eaei W. arrest Tor passing two cheeks On tho
Bosiaa y stonal tsnk without going to tho
formally 81 depositng any money 90 meet ihen
oae Ter ~ ~ss psssed on he Merchants salooa
aud on. for - on tae Diamond Don. The
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The police commissioners attempted last
night to :hold another meeting, but only
Commissioners Relic and waliingic lord attended
NO charges have been fled by Alderman Miller
against Chtef Jackson and that matter can now
be considered 1t an end. There will probably
be no meeting of the board until July IS
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frecesack ). Middleton. . brick mason, had .
hearing before Justice Caldwell yesterday on
the eha ;ye OF using language tending 20 pro-
voSe als assault. preferred oy Henry Behnka.
The ALLEGATION occurred on Jaae 81 while the
men wire ~ work on the Graham block At
south fourth and Washington streesa The
tassiec 'yill hand down bis decision at o'clock
Inis incoming.
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Thomaa Evaas was arrested yesterday on the
charge saf aiding Asi aesttiag = priseashs Be.
tween Esooert Hodge sai . nan named Har.is
n Rscs Diamond 0a saturday. lie VA asl q
in $50 tsai! for app<arsnrs on Wsaaestay next
Hedge. uns Of tao esats. has also eesa A..
rs.ted ss.d 10 confined ia the eoaa,y Sssl
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II you a-s q sas iz,Aa or . sesa maa We v.ii
guarantee yoa nt 10 clothing II yea viii cal.
at our ss.7re saturday. HyaEs, faasna s 60.
So. 49, - f-oGs stsest
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To hs :fr~> ron sck ses9sche. eiiscusue<a
ena.sfr ,ton ETC. nse carriers i&.tse Liver tllla
strictly srsesAels they seHtY ss;naaisss tie
lsvel an: tree the stcraaeA frcEa hss
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AZ the meeting Of the board Of county com
Wtssicness held tass Monday incoming . large
amount of business vas transacted The pia; Of
Panther LAKE. gnr1ea tracts was approved W.
/. Newton uss removed from the once OF over.
ser OF road district No Il. he living IN the ia
ccspcsased town OF Gilman. q. W. fieoesss vas
appointed 10 al the vacancy. Retail liquor
licenses we're granted to Nrx r Pike. NJ Hot
Springs. and 20 Waiter Bar.ia. as the White
House.
Bids for the baiidiEg Of LOO feet OF the
county roaA running east from 0riilia we're
opened yesterday. Their were e folloxs.
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1heIs are tsn iees OF Erayeliug and 80 feet OF
trestle on this section OF the road.
The bids for the county printing fcc The year
beginning July IL were asso opened. and the con-
trscs awarded 90 the Posr-ISTElliGEScER. IL
bid being the lowest and Gee. The Posr~IN
fxLLlSENcRR offered 10 do tie WORK At tho tel.
lowing rates:
Proceedings OF the board Of county comma.
stonefs. Tree. oficiAa noIiee<. 10 cents Per inch
puslication OF the delinquent tax list, 5 cents
for each description
The bid OF the Telegraph vas:
froceedings OF the board of county commits
eionerS. Tree; couaty notices, - eents per inch
Tor the hrut ana cents per snch for each sub,e-
Quene insertion: publication OF the celiuc uent
TAX list, cents for each description.
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VIEW OF
LAKE AND
MOUNTAINS

The view takes in the entire sweep OF Lake
Warrington, the snow clad Caseades. Mount
Rainier and the oIYmpica II 10 . bswildering
panorama AMI the delight Of al persons iasiidi-
Gus on the sueiec, OF view. There are numer-
Gus handsome residences In the immediate vi.
entity and there viii be many moro ~ time goes
on II il only few minutes down town, and !s
ought to add something 10 ones life. and surely
much 20 ons's happiness ana peace Of MAD. 10
live In suea . ns.shooshoo3. located .. IL 10,
high snd dry. with plenty Of ozone ana Va
ris,y Of gEaad ana beautiful scenery.
This opportunity IL . very nsesing one The
property won't last iong on sucn terms aad
prices. and msay people viii - disappointed
because they al not take Advantage Of 1. in
time
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SIS MONTH
WILL BUY A
CHOICE LOT

In strictly high grade neiShhorhood, with .
magnificent view. city water, electric lights and
Hrst-class car line passing your door.
Ityou are . reasoning person give this subject
little thought 1t may mean bread and bat
ter and home and fortune 10 you some day.
There IL not much encouragement to put .
few doilass in stocking every month or even to
put IL At interest You probably never heard OF
person who got rich in that way and started
with nothing. How have tho rich men made
sheir money. Go over the list OF Seattiss
wealthy men. Hare they made their big money
from their professions or commercial pursuits.
Noe one Of tAs,w, aud we would just like 20 all up
this column With their names. but you know
them - we'll - We da They saved . little
money and bought property and saved and
bought mora There Is hardly Seattle million
aire who has not become rich in the same way.
Why.
Because real estate = the foundation Of oil
wealth.
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and Edith n Thomaa The exercises
were inserspessed With vocal and instru-
mental music