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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-05
Sole Deposit Boxes

WE HAVE A FEW MORE BOXES
in our Safe Deposit Vault which are
not yet rented. There are four sizes
varying in price from $12 to $50 per
year. Any private papers left in
these boxes are perfectly safe, as the
vaults are fire-proof and are fitted with
time locks, which makes them abso-
lutely burglar-proof. There are two
keys to each box, both of which are
given to the party renting box, and
should these keys be stolen they
would be useless to bearer, as he could
not open the box without our master
key being first inserted.
Parties leaving the Islands for their
summer vacations will find it a con-
venient place to leave any valuables-
Boxes can be rented by the month or
year as desired. Apply to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-05
Penetration and IndeStruCtibility.

Penetration and lndeStruCtibility.
Neither salt fresh water aIkali nor acid solutions
make any impression surfaces coated with this paint
No. P. B. PAINT is the thnnest and is used where
penetration preferred to surface coating 1t dries ra
pidy leaving coating equal to that of one of good metal
ic paint. gallon from 900 400 square feet of
smooth surface.
No. P. & B. PAINT is medium heavy and is the
STANDARD grade for all purposes. penetrates deeply
and leaves coat equal to two three good me-
alc paint. 1t is of especial value for roofs, iron work.
pipes, tanks, barrels ETC. gallon covers from 200 to 200
square feet Of smooth surface.
No3 P. PAINT is, heavy paint of good penetrat-
ing quality 1t dries readily and leaves protecting coat
ing equal tofou or five coats of good metallic paint Its
paint to use on fence posts telegraph poe conduts sub
merged TIMBER piles, etc. and wherever special surface
protection is required gallon covers about I5o to 200
square feet of surface.
ROOF PAINT is ideal paint for this special purpose
and comes in RED and BROWN COLORS although its first
cost is more than other preparations, its durability makes
the cheapest in the end and has such great FIRE RE-
SISTNG QUALITIES as to be virtually fire-pr0ot.
&B. PAPERS. These are positively water proof
and Vemln proof also mpermeabe to heat or cold In hot
climates every house should be lined Especially the CELL
ngs) with the paper the cheaper grades are nexceIed
for lining for house mangs They are perfectly odorIesl
and are incapable of receiving Odor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-05

ing quality. It dries readily 8
ing equal to four or five coats Of
paint to use on fence posts, te
merged timber, piles, ETC., an
protection is required. A gal
square feet of surface.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-05
MOUNTAIN VIEW"

A charming Nuuanu Valley residence,
nearly opposite Government Electric
Light Works, suitable for sanitarium,
built on a grand three-acre lot and COM
handing a magnificent view.
The house is new and large with nine
rooms, and there are four cottages in
the yard. A windmill and greenhouse
and a running stream on the premises,
together with the fruit and ornamental
trees, add not only beauty but value to
this unsurpassed Valley retreat.
A man on the premises will show any
one wishing to inspect over the place,
and the keys for the Queen" may be
obtained at the Office of Henry Water
house, Esq.
TERMS-Half cash in u. S. Gold
Coin, balance mortgage on premises.
For further particulars inquire of
HENRY WAREHOUSE, Esq, or
w. s. LUCE,
4355-tf 1777-6t AUCTIONEER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-05
ARE YOU Thinking
OF PAINTING YOUR ROOFS ?
STERLING, The Painter,
Is prepared to give you low rates
on Regular Oil Paints in color to
suit.
Do your prefer BLACK ROOFS
STERLING, The Painter,

Is prepared to give you a first
class job, using Pure Coal Tar,
with mixture OF cement; no fake
composition; and at price say
one-third of what is being charged
for work lately done in town. Ex-
perienced Painters to do the work !;
not wharf laborers. Painters
Brushes used, which will insure
the Roof being we'll covered; not
long, handled white wash brushes
lightly run over the work.
Fresh shipment of 5000 gals. just
received.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-05
Parafflne Paint Co.'s
PAPERS and "
COMPOUNDS IL

The base of P B. PAINT is mineral which is prac-
ticaIy INDESTRUCTBLE, while the solvent is one of the
HEAVIEST and most penetrating LIQUIDS known. This
combination the result of many years experiment and
search contains therefore, the very essentials perfect
preservative coating for all substances viz
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-05
Valuable
Property
For Sale!
I am instructed by HENRY WATER
HOUSE, Esq, 10 sell at my auction
rooms, on
Monday, August 10th,
At ~ O'Clock noon, the following valu-
able property: The
s'OUEEN

A fine, large, airy, two-story building,
with grand basement, situated on Nu-
uanu avenue, nearly opposite the Eagle
House, built for an hotel, with the lat
est improved sanitary fixtures; very
suitable for a club house, hospital or
DIace of entertainment Also
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29

part OF ire weak holders Business was
OF a declining ratio. and Ire 6lStrloatsoA
was poor. 81 Paul. Sugar and Burlington
practically constituting tie TnaFAs,- q
rtc1gh the 11ctEa ions In other shares
were active. Il was virtually colcs---a
th3t 3 laTge sPeeGia.iTe eo-poratisn vas
" animated II -hs day. bat subsequently
became sluggish An easier uzensy mar
k@z eou.raSte1 with \ rrTTser teESeney On
foreign exeAs rye ard predictions t1as tns
useg 81 London 81 Aifx.Ases 81 sr2oaEsae "a
e- shipments The c1Ess influence Ip91
prices. however, waz exsrteG By EnfSsolTa-
be srzfse returns. The opening
was stronger On higher London
quotations purchases for foreign ac-
count and reported additional gold srrfv-
n1portsrS reduction In The refined trade
OF the product and realizing in Manhzt-
tan were the real features and the gen
erzI List was soon SYN pashstically affect
ed The declines were specially severe
in the Changers. The market iA?sS3 into
dEiIness IN the afternoon session and
IN values. The tendency was downward.
however. until the last half hour, when
covering stimulated A fractional rally.
The closing was steady at general sharp
losses.
Railroad bonds were fairly active, but
ruled slightly lower II sympathy with the
DEPRESSION in stocks The sales were
Government bonds continued strong on
an investment inquiry, the sales were
81, 90.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easier at sr4 per cent,
last loan, 4; closed 5ialy4 per cent; primo
mercantile paper. 74s per cent Sterling
exchange firm with actual business IN
bankers bills at s4-s4i. for demand and
g sAs1ss for sixty days posted rates,
u s-i4u43 and s4S5Q4 So: commercial
bills. $3.50 Bar silver, 6sSsc; silver GER
t!aeates, ssl.c.
La Bres4gns VII be deposited In the sub
treasury II exchange for legal tenders.
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Order of the Eastern Star.

The auxiliary % Lorraine CHARTER. ~a-
G. met or "Wednesday with Mrs I. "
Boaney TIE term ls being devoted 20
American literature, THE DAYS toe5cs BE-
sng Oliver NEa8e1 Holmes and James
Russell LowsD. Sentiments from both Az
tho~s ware given az roll call. A poem O.
Lovers BIZ Mrs. Guernsey, wax followed
by an ample sketch % hts He ard 49,
lions from his best works sy Ms Rsxa-
lew. -. re o. Holmes was reviewed by
g-E Weosis. Holmes eccentrfelts4# form
81 ne Su5es~t az mach interest as Intro
6uced by Mss Eatch. The several pa
~e-x ZsT- Inse-zV@rzsd wfta musical Sc
lscticns By Mss Boilrk. MISS Wood ard
Mrs Taimage- TIE fsEcy article. already
srsshed were On exhibition. ART god pro-
grs<z waz noted u ne work Several cas-
fer charity ard VISITS - the SEX we're re-
cxfvea and Eset with q reasy response.
NJ Dawy H.G VII undoubtedly make a
sravs s~o-~ 10 play Ii. r1sn1 sa~a ways
FROM re r1f3GIe.--Vy asaiagron Pest
Ths-s al - 10 further meeting &C Le--
-asua CHagter ~ TIE evening % Octo-
b. I.
M-ytls chapse-. No. a. hs5a Z very En-
xsysbls soesaose tas. Monday evening a.
In street. Lszxaesr ard fua rEsgas1 81
r-e-as CURING The evening. esp@c ally ewsr
= Kz~e caEe5 y rssu5s r" UE6.- re
tsaeershfn @ Ass Nellie AicCsz.chln, who
as GARCIA 70 s@e tnzt i wzs carried On
n nass.. orderly Gaxr.r ard .sthog.
f-zr2a a sut-zs y fairness beng necessary
:, xns er scwrs@fss - re gar@ These pres
sa- wee Mr.. and Mrs E-ztsen. NJ ard
Mrs Bra NJ ard Mrs re1xs Mss Nav
Dssxe. Mr.. and Airs. GA5rsel. Or. A.ca-r
]. Eo-->z-- NJ = 3. 4GI-AA.Sa. NJ. zs1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29

Court Enterprise. No. : held an ensraa-
saastc and well attended meeting on last
AhaTsday evening. One proposition was
reeaTeSi and referred and one candidate
,hiISsed- Grand Chief Ranger J. A. West
oels vas present and made one Of his IN
seTcsiins speeches. stating that ne wll
% game IN Seattle 8 sanctuary OF the
Saepaerrs o. For.S.ers as soon as he has
me required number % charter members.
l-lle4y remarks were also made BY M-ssrs
l. :. Neville. w. L Norrfngtcn. ca-stens,
: Eecaraci aud Wheeler. On next Thurs
meeting, when the reports % the auditors.
secretaries and treasurer VIII be read AL
mem oers Of Court Enterprise are urgently
requested 20 be present.
1o1r1 Excelsior. No. II. had very inter
esung session On Tuesday evening az For
esleEs hall. Second avenue with
large attendance OF members and
VISITORS Considerable business was trans
aSlea- A committee was appointed 20 az
range details with references 20 the chal-
lehSe ISSUED oy Court Enterprise The
committee on sccla.s announced that the
next social woEld take place on Tuesday,
oSNoosT Ia Arrangements were made
NAaFeoy this court Will pay a fraternal
VISIT 20 Court Duwam.sh at Georgetown
on tcSoeer 5, and Il was further arranged
10 vAs.i Court Pride az Fremont In a body
he4' MONDAY, October ). members OF other
courts beng also cordially welcomed In
Aefrs~ns addresses were made by Chief
ranger McSorey and Mr. Granger Of
court enterprise. AMI Past Chief Rangers
-. r swanson. IT r. Andrew and n O.
stoel'ing. r. 5. Robinson was also pres
eht io- the first time since his severe Ill
hess, and spoke in warm praise OF the
court physician. DR.. ". O. Gibson. Sat-
uroay last a delegation. consisting Of p.
=, r. ri. Q. Stoelting, .. f. Swanson,
financial Secretary c. p Ehr@: and 9th
ers. attended the annual BAL given bv
loort Crescent at Ballard Notwsshsfand-
Ing The hand times with attendant scarcity
o. money. payment OF dues IN Court Ex-
ce4saor Is liberal as ever and suspensions
are less frequent. The court expects 20
40 some fine Second degree work during
the coming winter
court Pride OF Fremont No. :. held its
regular meeting AT Foresters' hall. Ere
mont. Monday evening last, Chief Ranger
II swift IN the chair. Mr. Bruce was
awarded the usual sick benefits. he having
peeh 4ald up with severe Sickness. though
row happily recovered. The courts dep
aty past chief ranger, T. II. Andrew. Of
court Excelsior. made an interesting talk
especially inviting the court TO Exceisiorss
next stag smoker. October a. Seyera,
other members contributed 10 the success
or tho evening. among whom vas Sub
Chier Ranger 8 S. Elder Recording Sec-
reiary Patterson. r. TornQusst ana Past
Chief Ranger p. J. Riley. The Saol,tv
again cornplimen.ed the cour, and It's OH
GERS on the hGsiness-iike manner in which
the cour- affairs are conducted The court
continues IN very healthy condition. and
during the winter VIII doubtless Increase
n membership.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29
MARINE NEWS.

New York, Sept 3.-Arrtved-Bcvtd
from Liverpool.
Mov.1e. sept S-Arrivei-Nongolia
from Montreal. fOr Liverpool
Queenstown, Sept. S.-Arrlved-3o.hE.a.
Boston. for Liverpool
San Francisco, Sept 2s-Arrived-Stmr
Clty OF Pusola, from Victoria: schr c. T.
hill. from Gray's harbor. Arrived Sep
tember &-Schr EIga- from Port Blaka.ey.
Sailed September Ssh Columbia, De-
p2rGure bay.
Yokohama. Sept. 2S-Br 50 Tacoma SAIL
ed September . for Tacoma,
Panama, Sept. S.-Sailed July ?. Br sh
Earl OF Dunraven. for Tacoma
Port Gamble, Sept Special.-Sailed
-Schr Anna. Capt Mcdonald. FOR san
Francisco; schr John D. Tallant. Capt
Holland, for Honolulu.
Hoqu.am, Sept 26--Special.-Arrivei-
Schr Mary and Ida. from San Francisco.
10 load at Hoqulam.
Nanaimo. Sept. 2S.-SpacIaL-Stmr Pro-
gresSlst sailed from Departure bay for
San Francisco. Arrfved-S 5 Wellington.
from san Francisco.
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BACK FROM LIBERIA.
Members of the Laurada Party Tell
OF Their sunerings.

Philadelphia, Sept e7.--The steamer
Wzesland. which arrived here today from
Liverpool, brought back as passengers SIX
% me co,orei colonists who went 20 L.
IBERIA early in the spring or board ire
famous steamship Laursda- They tel %
horrible suTerinSS from disease ard 5ese3-
tuition by the unfortunate people who gave
I'd their homes IN this country 20 journey
20 LIBERIA Forty members of the expo
ei:ion. consisting OF Sl5 people. are already
dead. sai.e the entire number previously
taken cut on he Danish steamer Hovxa,
have been carried CT ~ John SUI" few
a.,
Among re party returning = Tzy.0r
Smith. OF Fo-es: city. ARK He saws he
country is unft Tor e5v.l .zatton. AMI taa,
those who vent or he I-auradA are row
peaniless. Tsaev have no. sufficient Esney
- e.. back and CERTAIN death awaits sba1
rAare. fever carrying them or rapidly.
Several dimes they called Upon Re state
70 hep chem. When ire exped lion Vas
made Up Z WAS represented each man
would ~ gwen pot g ground. an4 ether
grants were - - given % s5nge men.
Strsus % land we're given tEe-n. aGs they
hs1 10 sa~sts- fnr s@vsEa, months. Pro-
visions co-ru-zni high r~sces and they can
not - secured, en3 taeTe :. TO way 20
aa-u = ..v5rr
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A FORTUNE AWAITS HIM.
John McFarIane. n EaraaIan. I'm Luck
IL He Can he Found

San Francisco. Sept fan orsalnarv
little foar-,iae aiverra sernent IN laSS week :
personals announced that a Glasgow firm
% attorneys is looking Tor john McFar-
lane. sho was last he4r3 OF IN san Fran
oisco five or six years ago.
Back OF tina advert issrnens Nes a story
OF Oriental romance rare even Ia tals day
OF strange happenings. Tho father %
John McFarlane who ~ wantssi was a
csnSy Scoschgnan. n free lance cut for
adventure Tie result Of his csarae~ xras
that sT5a 100 are waiting @or his son. ae
was a 3eweler BY trade ard after war3ssr-
ing about Tor some time finally settlsxs n
Eongkong Ia fS4o. Before long he ar1aass.si
fortune. ard ther. una~see that thers
WAS a law against the marriage ~ for
esgners win natives, married a u1andsrin's
daughter. The affair almost Tsrea,s plated
a rios IN Hong&ong, Sas was ultimately
srooothe3 through the Influences OF xealta,
ana IN time a son was born and chkts-
tened John.
II lSsl Peter McFarlans returned % elias
Cow and died there. after investing most
OF his money In an fr5n sosiFsiry with MS
brother as manager. On his Death walter
MrFsria8e sent fer his half Chinese
nephew ard had him educated IN England.
As he grew he developed hts father's NO.
nadls tastes AMI dvifsei sboas England
10 the neglect 81 his books Finally rs
came 70 America. and later - California
John AsFaraane MAS living IN san Fran
cisco when fsss Uncle died I've or six years
ago He had made n fortune. ard owne1
= asif-sn'eresf IN the Ss~seen Iron FoNn-
dry. o@ssfes much real estate ard per-
soraity. The nephew consulted attorneys
- 20 his chances % CITING ts7e inheritance
s3s there was a widow ard the setaFs -
tied up that NcFar8aue gave sD 81 Aas-
gust The lawyers do az they cazsf fer
him, but he isst Tire City arr never sems
them ria address.
Last week n letter arrived form = scoseh
firm asking for Information ~ AF~Farlau@
TIE ancis's wife - dead ard IS s. the
legal heir
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Live Stock.

Financial.

London. Sept. s.-snver. @tlsd: Con-
New York. Sept. H-Tas Evening Posts
London financial caolegran says: Tho
stock markets today. Contangoes wers
suffer. Americans commanding fully Per
cent The account was easily arranged.
however. and general Improvement N
eiaily firm. although the close was below
the best. There was considerable buying
OF io~-pr.cet shares and second-eiass
bonds Al the close today the London
money marke, was easier IN tendency gen.
orally al =. per cent The fact that the
Bank OF Germany did not raise its dis
count rate today. as expected. helped 10
weaken the London markets. as did also
the decline demand in the market price
for bar gold TO rs load per ounce. Money
may perhaps be lower for few days, but
i. is now believed that the worst OF the
rise is over. The Paris 5ourse vas weak
and the market in Berlin steady.
Bread-tns-- ora n. etc.
:, Liverpool, Sept. 2s.-Closing: Wheat
6 lid: No. | California, Is I'D Futures
opened steady. 3ad lower: closed steady.
s<4ld lower; September. 5s sd; NoveEn-
Der. So SD; December. S. s1.d; January.
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed, p
I'D Futures closed steady. isd lower:
September and October e lod: November.
fancy, Is 3D.
Wool.
London. Sept 2s-At the wool auction
sales today L. ST bales were offered. OF
whlch Iseo bales were withdrawn. New
South Wales 4.55T bales; secured, 20. l3d:
greasy. Al Qslzd. Queensland see bales,
greasy, eqsi.d. Victoria, $3.50 bales:
secured, si24ls I'd; greasy. 5ii.alod. South
AUST ais. III bales greasy, 5SsuA1d. Tas-
mania. 325 bales. secured sd4ls: greasy
Sssgsd. New Zealand. / $50 bales; secured.
sd4ls; greasy. "a fpSd. Nape OF Good Hope
l:leo bales; secured, si1d4ls I'D: greasy,
4i44Id-
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Tug Discovery was IN port yesterday.
Steamer Waiia Wala will sail for San
Francisco this morning az O'Clock.
Steamer CuatlIsa viii arrive during the
day.
Steam golfers ProgreSo ard Willamette
nog loading Goa al the Oregon Improve
ment btTrke-s for San Francisco. WILL 20
ready 10 sal tomorrow.
The Alaska steamers wIilapa- AK
and City OF Topeka, are ali due from
Alaska Not ona had been reported up
20 a late hour this morning.
". ". Clark returned yesterday from a
trip % Ia Conner. While there he paid
particular aTtensso 20 the cat crop. ard
says tbs years OUTPUT VIII Do large. lie
VIII 90 TO SAT1Ish today.
Schooner Eva from San Francisco. with
a cargo Of general rlercsg a11dlSs for the
Sound. arrived here Sunday ragAf. IN tow
OF the tug Enterprise She discharged
ten tos.s % freax1. a. Central wharf ard
then EFF for Por; Bake.@y. where re-
turn cargo OF lumber vii be loaded
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Seattle Tent, No. s. rsss IN regular $50
sson last Monday evening with a good at
tendance and snDch Important business
was transacted calculated - interest ali
mem hers During the months Of October
and November the Ssprunae Tent viii pre-
sent as a reward fer services q god badge
70 ne sir knlsas securing The greatest
number OF applications. Members OF this
tent are enthusiasts workers ard each
member VIII make an energetic EFFORT 20
win tie prize The neE officers are at
tending tie reviews very regularly. there
~ setting good example e the rank AID
Gle OF the tent
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Much interest Is being manifested by
Fremont young people IN temperance
work. II has Caused the Good Teynplars
lodge - grow In membership, and even
the children are beginning 20 clamor for
an organization where they car 90 their
share for the temperance cause. insiepen4-
eHt % their elder brothers and sisters.
Wednesday evening the lady members
OF LAKE Union Lodge. Ne rs. entertained
az clothespEn social IN Temperance hail.
clotnesp.ns we're distributed with a per-
ton Of a quotation attached TO each. The
coFrespon6sd were partners for the even
ing. A luncheon OF cake an. fruit was
served and a programme was given. which
Eas participated IN by Mrs. ". X Mer-
win. Mrs. J. ". Young. Mss Fernandez.
Miss Picht. Miss Carrie Smart, Miss Lena
Hermann. Mss Ada Wheaton. Mr. Charles
Esston. Mr.. Thomas " God ~ersh. Mr.. W
Densmore ana Mr.. Henry Plcht
Miss Bertha Easgon. superintendent OF
Juvenile Temple. announced that tenn
pie for the Juveniles would be opened
Tuesday afternoon.
On Friday evening Green Lake Lodge.
Ne. 20. gave a recreation social al Tenn
perance hall 4 short literary and must
cal programme vas rendered. followed
ey luncheon and the enjoy meat OF various
indoor Sports and games.
The committee appointed by Seattle
Lodge, No. s. 20 arrange for its thIrt.sth
anniversary, has made the following ar
engagements: On Sunday. October l. tho
anniversary exercises All l,p held at The
Y NJ. C. A. hall. commencing promptly
AT 40 o'clock y. m THE programme vii
be appropriate 20 the occasion. Including
special music. recltatlcns and addresses by
Clark Davis. u. h Ward and s.hsrs. The
general public + cordially invited 20 a.
tend On Ncn.ay October 5 at o'clock
p. m. Seattle Lodge gives an anniversary
social for Good Ternpiars only AZ the lodge
hall on Battery street, between Fourth
and Fifth avenue. There wfl be a spss-
cial prozramne and refreshments.
Mr.. Thurman. ~ West Victoria Lodge,
No. -. OF Victoria. Wis. :eSf Seattle Lodge,
No. 6. last week and made 8 few remarks.
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ely TO Animals. Holhrook gathered M
asnienArts and. marshaiing shem aar1yI
Ia TIE a1sArnooa. canpeo on tho scan9
OF action They were arTaless-iookinm
men. dressed in citizens eioshes. Their
1861 TO time. when once On tho ground
but surrounded ths rabbit pea In obo-
asencs Is tae orders OF shesr chief A perss
sait rad a"sn secured from the Super
FisoTs. eat aclarook said that he wouI1
no; allow the poor rabbits to bo torn u
pieces by rayenous dogs
me ccurstrlg ei1h. aos wishing 70 Draws
the dangers Ct assault Withdrew In goon
order, bat today II viii consult . iaWyen
as 10 the ae1yssa hility CT susnS cus Z writ
or injunction against HoIbrook
In place Of live har.s. a stuffed r,Ahfp
Was used. This sza4kexasft YVES tied -
string. wound around the wheel e =
bicycle. Great speed was thus a.
isiEea- The terriers. with but TIVE oxe
cr,s.lcES, Cid not euracA sho dxunx~w
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Seattle Dswfszcu. Ne {. Uniform Ram.
1saser Acting Capt. E&HEhsy. presented =
very cresse2ole sword arm On aast Ives
aay ntg1S ii c2e1 esselcsl- TIE &rraozT
vas completely asIei Two Applications
were Rad for membership. Invita- giorss are
cur for The sesae13 a9e.a5 81 ne series ID
% given IRIS ws1ssw. II wsA be held IA
The EArgs and scaA4s a4.is IN the Ccidns
DOCK &a4 Eae division arsasrv viii -
0sea as roceati0a ~cars On FES<@1y Elisnt.
.ssteoer ia Mazpaa Temple. No. s. OF gas
Rsthoone Sisters. wili ASSIST the SIR
knights ard sssgssTl1sena the regres arnsats>
A division Erassg sssraas = proposed for ira
month % D@serzssser. The election has nos
yet taken place, tat * Is supposed 20 come
CT On next Tuesday
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The entertainment given by Rainier
Lodge. No. 5. on Thursday evening, Sep
teHnser p. .aS largely attended The pro-
gT2uE2e. consisting o. Rotations and
vocal and Instrumental music, was weIl
rendered and heartily zpp,aude1. Al the
conclusion OF the programme the audience
adjourned 70 the dance han, where fsrs.
class music was furnished ard dancing IN
daagsd IN for The remainder OF ths even
ing. The success Of the entertainment
was largely due 10 the efforts Of The con-
mitsee, consisting OF Mira Loag, MEs. Fs;z-
maurice ard Mss Meyers.