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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
BOYS
To Be BARRED OUT
OF THE SALOONS
Judge Cam Orders Rigorous Enforce
ment of the Liquor Law.
Which Prohibits Selling 10 Minors Test
Case OF Sa0OnSt Morris KOeSter
Was Heard This Morning.

sent 70 the saloons Tor liquors
Seeing that thr law IL being vio-
Htet n tHIs respect said Judsr
gann L want tfa prosecuting all
tsrnsNs office e. notify an mrHsen-
ear companies uut to allow Jhelr
BOYS. who ATE undcr IL years " axe
ta enter saloon door
AH urller oHierre have been nuti-
ae,l O. strictly enforce the order.
and mare arrests arr expected % fa,-
IaW Thr PENALTY attached 90 this
ouruse r. Hua - not morr than
iane. a. Whi,h may b. added .m-
r5isanmrnt for Tires Wantha
rrass.uftnE Attorney Hart dsd NOT
hata koest-r bound ever tu The sus
rarIar court. a. his - 70 che drt
&c lHH Sind The prosecutor recon
mrnded that a une De- Imposed by
iudFc cam The ease Was taken
under a.lKlssmeut until . aseiu,k iris
afternoon knester pleaded guilty
ts Rae charge Thrre we're several
Witnesses fer che state. wha testified
% se,lna koestrr sive the boy the
ll4u5r
This afternoon Judge Cam fined
kusa5eF SO and Gusts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
TO CLEAR UP
THE MYSTERY

George NJ AIMEE. city engineer y
Grand Rapids Mich. 10 very an.
xloun - locate bf Marx o. funrf
and family Laura p AwHas
sister -in law. who uaa auif Nld
q 10 weeks. married Toner in Nau
Francisco March 81. 1883 ant dis-
appeared from them MAY s. 1873
rsfnr0 her marriage O. raH#r tae
had received a life Insurance uf ftn
left By her husband Ny brother
writea AR Am~s airt tarF aui
DENLY. and hef early marriage fH
Toner confirms ms suspicious fhsl
he Naa helped auf - the way MHH
Tanef has a daughter 30 years aId
MF Amea has reasons g. believe taai
Toner may bs In a~attie and fts
written 10 chlaf Heed ta iaeatr hlm
~ pazstbie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03

Tho test ease resulting FROM The
violation ~ thr artar ssu#l ay Cu.f
Reed last saturday prshlHHue 80
lonukea peers fron aeiHnE i4u#r la
minors. MAS hrauehl up Iu iudse
Cam court taIs muH-HH fBe
chiefs oeltr stated that ssIaHuk ep-
srs waui3 moss ~ aHaHFt Ie ael.
Hauar to minors ever WITH tHe eans
sent % THEW raHHts. auI SHAT a
heavy tine would b. ass.saeI against
all vialafara
Yesterday Morris EHasttr. rrpf..
etnr 90 the oak f.eit aHIaan an Third
avenue. WAS ARRESTED hy Ng'.ee uWr-
vr iVcfs'u fsr sgItns Hquuf Dc Albert
FORMER. . tt-y.ar-a.d has Trio rtrc
came up before 1Hlse ebun This
morning. ana several support ut
palnts ~ IHe aW whiah airs br.ua
daily violated were brought our. and
an Important ruling uaa made.
The law 1u the subise SAYS that
"No bny &c elrl under ia years uf
agr & allowed tn a HHlHau even with
the consent of the.r parents. He
tween the ages of - ard zi faa prlf-
ten consent - tha parents huiJs
gnod. Judge Cam "a "a stated that
messenger boys ANA ueWsaaAs we're
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
EPwoRTH LEAGUE PICNIC

Tomorrow afternoon and evening
all the EpNorth leagues ~ thla eitN
and ballard t-iHht ia number are
rolns o. join lu a rlenir ~ Bellevue.
arraus Lake. Washington Zach
league has different color and .l
l. expected that each member UIil
wear IT,
The boats Will leave i.erehI park ~
q u'elpck, p. m, tan q IA. ana !
g. m. ~ has bven previously an
nouncsd that the 80 buat Ieft ~ s
clock Tho baatH VIII assommo=
date as many az Vlsh O. 50. and wil
return iu the evening when dvsinat.
The fare for thu round trta 81 %
cents The picnic il under ~ aus
rtces - the Union League. nhiHh
embraces all the league chapters af
Seattle and vicinity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
COLLAPSE OF A
FRAME OF STEEL

P1TTsurHg Pa. AuE BY the
sofia $50 IS q p5rvi frame ~ a new
building being erected Tor the West
lnrhouae Electric company a. East
PitssaLrg shortly after a storm ttls
afternoon. Charles rissef. 20 klnN
ston. SID. waa kHled and i've men
injured. Those hurt are Joseph 4.
Hebuermnu. Nha rfll likely de J
" Thompson. Afr hihaid Sweet. J
sullivan. Prank Hrowu-
When thn structure began 70 fan
Thomas Miller. a 10y driving a mule.
thought the safest place naR under
the steel he escaped bur che mule
vas pinned and uuhurt under the
hesma ana q standing upright an
able 20 get out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
COURTESY APPRECIATED

The secretary Of the Seattle "a
position received letter today from
thr state Fair comm lsHiuuer. Heks
row lodging t3rattfrH courtesy In
paslpauiuE the exposition until the
closing ~ The state fair ON behalf
" the Yakima fair. the commission
er pledges 10 Do All that is possible
- promote tho enterprise ~ the pco-
pie ~ seattle. and Will Doe able 10 lend
yatua bic aid ga the matter 81 eshIbs
lee There have been no bitches. -
fsr 10 the plans n the Seattle show.
and q large amount ~ work Is be-
IuE disposed - daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
THE STATE OF TEXAS. COUNTY
OF DALLAS


Personality appeared before nv
Mrs NJ r Scott ~ the foregoing
county AMI state. who has made
oath a. follows ! have been suffer
ing Tor about Eve years With cstarr-
hal anct ton and tried several phy n .
clans with no results After consult
ing pr Reeves then put myself un-
dor his treatment. from which I de-
rived wonderful beneft. and am now
strong and healthy. and can do all
my own work and suffer no pain.
can checrfully recommend al who
may be suffering to call upon Dr
Reeves FOR aid | am resident Of
Dallas and have lived here FOR ten
years.
MRS. NJ. r. SCOTT.
Sworn and subscribed 90 before me
this ed day Of March. \. -. 1880.
{. W. HOYER,
Notary public. Dallas county. Tex.
THE STATE OF TENAs. COUNTY
OF DALLAS
Personally appeared before me the
undersigned authority, John Held.
who said under oath that his wife.
Ida Held became afflicted with can
Lcrea hrasst calling In A doctor =,
,rc,t her Who injured rather than
,..n.ofed her eop1Itian That no AZ
,.,,,,,a,a. called in pr Powell R,.,.,s
- 49, un5.r his Treatment .he
,,,,,,r,.,.,a r.ridtv and Ia nov, ,,.lt
A. ~. time pr Reeves WIS ralI.,i
a., ,t,., "a. 4, a dangerous ,rd ,,t,,s
-, r,n,iiti,n aud l attrtbut. No.
,.,,r. entirely IN his treatment
JouN Itrt.n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03

Mems Linen CRASH HATS. well
made. good style only -. 2oe each.
Mems Fine Linen CRASH HATS
handsomely finished. 5oe value.
only ............ ......s..... apc each
All our Mems Pine Linen CRASH
HATS that were 75c. priced a.
......#...# .............s..s zoe each.
Mems Chrvlot Wofk SHIRTS braid
trimmed Coo worth % style AM
wear. Only -.... a..s#..st.s 10 eafH p.
Mems Hest quality Black and White
TWILL SHIRTS permanent coll
ufH double back and front. double
stitched throughout, only .-..#t-.
Observation-Disclosures 50c rarh.
Mems Pine Muslin StGHTGoWNs.
cut extra fun ana roamY. lock
stitched aewed throughout tar
value. only s.ts..s,..t.,.s.. a't csc u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
Severe Storm at La Porte

IA FORTE. Ind. Aus 8 a ry=
elouc struck the eastern portion II
this city last night and wrecked Tho
boot and shoe atera IT uuftorWarth
q Co The storm lrvelci other build
neu enst Of the city. and "a 90 f'arca
that the famllrs af Jacob Morton
aud William Atrcle, who live an tbs
Kanlakrc marsh have hrrn kiIIrd
Their houses have been wrecked hui
tt ia NOT known whether They WIRE
inside tho building Nhrn the storm
.IrI.A Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
TO RAISE LAKE
ERIE THREE FEET

DETROIT. Mich. Aug a-Georgs
= WlHuer. n thiH city. who ia a
member - she United States deef
water vaYa commission. stated to-
day that Be was now absolutely Ger.
tain that 90 vas possible 10 main
tain a level depth 81 water ia Lake
Erfc throughout the entire uaviga
lion season bY Installing a dam a,
she foot 81 the lake This dam. Mr.
Wisurr declares. would cost not less
than g. nt,a oeo Mr winurr also said
shat the darn auaid ratse the lrycl
= fha lake three feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
STOLE THE MODEL
OF AN INVENTOR

NEw YORK. Aug. 7-A8alrh 4
Hrrkheirusr, 9 years old. q mechanic
- 49, East seventy ninth street put
in aIl his spare time during che past
SIX years IN makinE m1dri ef a
pumping engine on Monday taa
y1ung men broke into Ene recon- and
stole the model. which was made ~
brass. smashed u and sold Il Oar old
Junk The boys were arFairuH1 in
the police court this morning and
held in 3 800 bail each Tor trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
lie Easy-S
e "a Keeping Cool
60 u ssssszsslzfEs II you're under one '' '''
Linen Hats
..s.....A ...4..a
Easy-to-Rcach Prices.

Mems Fine Dress STRAW HATS,
extra nne braid leather sweat
were 7be. s5c and 800. closing 1lt
a. s,.ss+st---a,st sft.tst 90 90 y.
Mems NeW style FABliA CRIT sh
HATS HRht weight, especially the
for hot weather wear 200 value.
only =...s.4.s#..s..s,s u - eAeh.
Mems Extra Pine Fur Sew FAfiiA
ItATs sp.endidly nnished eIelua-
fss hat stores get g 30 and tz7b 'gr
this grade. our price TOO each.
Mems Medium Weight FLANNEL
SHIRTS. spieudidly made grand
,...artns only ........... G0e each.
Mems Fine Summer Weight PLAN
MIL SHIRTS. beautifully nuish-
"a. lie ~ match. ITO value. only
....... .......s.s..ts.. VI On eac b.
sfarts Summer Weight MEHt%g
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, Nal' ha<
ished. gse value. only .....zse each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
SEATTLE MINING STOCK
MARKET.

At the Seattle Mining Exchange
today the usual large audience was
prcaont. and good business was done
The first Albert Edward stocks. 10.
900 In number. were offered on the
market. and sold I'm short order
Some buyers offered to resell AZ i0c
and the safes closed with : 400 at ior
The following options were sold
Steal BAY. : 900 nt so days at zoe. 500
cash. guaranteed return OF s. GOO
W.athsrby bonanza. 600 AZ e. days.
uf s5c. So sash. Jim blaine. 900 at
no days. at 3ae. Lone pine Surprise
( onn az 30 days, at 2sc. t2h cash
Princess Maud. 1000 at 60 days. at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
CoSey as an Employer.

PITr@HtBG. Pa. Aug 3 Cen
Jacob s CuEay has purcb1Hel tn
1la steel plant Of Grtn Haunft s.
Go. Of Mhltnle. near here 9H1 HHi
remove IT. 90 Masllon. q. N le H.
intention ta erect iargc 6ueu
hearth steel plant ut "a Govt OF $40.
O10. The neW works VII, Ei3e am
pl0ymcnt to 300 men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
The City of Seattle
Departs.
ClRRlIlG MlN PRTSBYTEEliNi
Complete List o. the Passsngsts
Who VIII Oobsto on theology
and Soc toebutgs

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
HOW HE RAISED
HIS OWN SALARY

WILMINGTON. Del. AUG s--M
BUNTING postmaster 81 Bunting. IN
sursex county WAS this afternoon
held under 500 hail for court. chafx-
a with making FALSE returns for
cancelled postage stampn for the last
zine 5rara. fiuntinEH ofilrr 10 a
faurth-ciasu one. and he also keeps
a Htare. iils salary dsren ds on the
number of cancelled stamps. Huni q
inE Dc ia alleged. paid some 81 his
bills wtth postage stamps To swell
ihf receipts ~ the once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
Spoiled the Eiopement.

LOUISA. Ky. AUG Because hia
wife was about "a elupe. Jesse AT
AIMS shot and killed hef and then ia
tally shot himself. al their homo lie
had hcrn Jealous Of man u1mrd
Kitchen. former member ~ The
Second United States infantry. and
had overheard plans Tor an slupr
mrut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
Transferred to Seattle.

wAaIuNGTOS. Aug 3=D II
Koontz. a clerk In the customs onlc.
1T Tacoma. has been assigned ~
duty A. Seattle and has been order
ed 10 report there Monday ~ hH
not been determined whether or not
tho transfer VIII b. permanent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
Burned In a Mine.

w1t.K EenARRE. Pa Aug =
There was terrific explosion En- No
4 shaft - the Kingston coal cams
pany to-day NJ vaa In tte itoss vein
ahrrs thGrty ufsr sase AZ s=rs Tfta
fuosst ~ them raearfi hut Walter
Duncan. Michael pltrhintski and l.
Morris who were taken Huf uuE1r#
scioua - = rsneuinx party Fitrhiu-
ski sllt tiss and Duncan ia in a pre-
aarluua condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
ESCAPED FROM
THE ASYLUM

Notice Was received TO-DAY by Dep
utY County Clerk " g. Rutger. -
the escape from the insane HsYium
At steiiareom. July q. ~ uweu Gal
iaKhar. Wh1 Waa committed Febru
airy Is. tsg5 ThrnHa krelrf ESCAPED
on July u fie was committed AuE
6. Isgs Joseph 4 Carlson has b. n
from tho asylum Hs
vas committed september s. Isas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
SUITS AGAINST CAR LINE

Meyer Lewis has nied tixa suits
against the Third street s Suburban
railroad The sums asked ARE 3. o01
and $500 The trouble rrowu from
the old Western mill mortgage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03
Oklahoms Town Burned

GUTHRIE. q r. Aug 3 Tho VIII
itgr ~ kalr. In Day county. was de-
atras ID by IRE last night Henry A.
johnson aud Richard saiuH were
burned In death The loss U.s. eHtis
mated at $50. 1un
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-03

The follovi ing sales were made:
Warrior General, 30, Albert Edward,
1000, Quilp, LOCO Black Tall. 600.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-18
An Important Meeting.

Missoula, Feb. 17.-Chairman Vio-
lette announces that there will be
meeting of the county democratic CEN
trail committee on Saturday at s o'clock
at the office of Frank G. Higgins, in the
Higgins block. Very important bust
ness is to be transacted and a prompt
attendance is requested. The object of
the meeting is not stated, though the
talk is to the effect that the gathering
is called for the purpose of indorsng
some person for the position of mineral
land commissioner, to succeed Commits
sioner Tompkins, resigned. The name
of Judge Evans is favorably referred to
this evening in connection with the Of
fee. though that gentlemans friends
declare he does not desire the appoint
ment. The office by operation of the
law belongs to a democrat. hence the
connection of the democratic party with
the application, and it is presumed the
meeting is for the purpose of making a
selection which is to be submitted to
>@nator Worden for Endorsement.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-18
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Adjournment Taken Until Next
Monday Morning.
LITTLE BUSINESS DONE
w. j. johnson Enters Suit Against the
Justice of the Peace of Cedar
Township-He Alleges Court
Irregularities.

| Missoula, Feb. 17.-But little business
| was transacted in the district court to-
day, the sessions continuing but few
hours after which adjournment was
taken until Monday morning a 10
o'clock. Following are the days pro-
ceedings Stillinger VS.. Pablo, motion
for rehearing continued until Feb 90 at
10 a. m; Ray vs.. Oman ct al, two
cases, continued for the term; Crane VS..
Crane, decree of divorce granted plant
if in accordance with prayer of her
complaint; Sarah A. Beaton, female,
native of Canada, granted full citizen
ship of the United States; estate of
Moses Clemens, deceased, administra-
triX authorized to mortgage certain real
estate; estate of Dougald Cameron. de-
ceased, administrative authorized to sell
certain personal property.
New suits filed to-day are those of
w. ]. johnson VS.. Gustavus Lundgren,
wherein the plaintiff sues for specific
performance. viz: The deciding to
plaintiff of certain property alleged to
have been sold by Lundgren under
agreement to Johnson. S. G. Murray is
attorney for plaintiff. Another action
is that of the state on the relation of
w. J. Johnson VS.. T. c. Bower, justice
of the peace for Cedar township, who is
accused by Johnson of running his rural
court in manner not specified by the
law, particularly alleging that said
justice entered judgment and issued
an execution against said johnson be-
fore such processes became due. Judge
Woody issued a writ of certorari re-
turnable Feb. "a. when the matter will
be heard. S. G.. Murray and Marshall,
Stiff & Ranft are attorneys for the
Johnson side.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-18
MISSOURI NOTES.

Counsellor Baggs of Stevensville is a
guest at the Florence.
Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
John r. Daily is confined to his home
with severe attack of grip.
Representative Stone is I'M the city and
will remain Until Sunday evening
J. F. HendficksLex-eemmi of
Ravalli, is a visitor. in the city and is
registered at the Florence.
The ''Suwanee River" company
reached the city unannounced to-day,
they not being expected until to-mor-
row. Their presence, however, added
impetus to the sale aof seats, many of
which We're disposed of this afternoon
and in consequence a good house is as
sured the attraction tomorrow even
ing.
The examination of applicants for
position of teacher in county schools is
in progress at the court room, and Sup
erintendent Hord reports good atten-
dance, and an unusually excellent de-
gree of proficiency in scholastic mat
ters by the several applicants. The ex-
aminations will be resumed in the
morning.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-18
MANY APPLICANTS.
The Successful Man Needs University
Education

Education
Missoula. Feb. 17-Consderable in
terest is manifest in certain quarters
over the examinations of applicants for
the position of mail carrier, which is
to be held tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock at the Central school house
There are a number of applicants. and
the contest promises to be spirited, all
the petitioners being persons of I'M
usual intelligence and ability and fitted
to undergo the crucial tests required
by the government under the civil ser
vice act. The seeker for the job,
which by the way is worth but $50 a
month, must be proficient in each and
all the ordinary studies pertaining to
common school education, and must
also be we'll up in caligraphy, the spell
ing of proper names, and local geog-
faphy. He is also presumed to pos
sess all manner of patience, must be
docile in disposition. and his bump of
polteness should be we'll developed.
prominently named among the appli-
cants are Charles Howe, Leonard Bun
dy, W. r. Coppernall, B. E. Starlight
Albert Frank. Edward Miller, Charles
Cranston and Fletcher Hutchins. The
examining committee will consist of
postmaster DoWell, Chief Clerk Hob
ltzell. Z. E. Hershey, register of the
MISSOURI land office, and ]. B. Collins,
superintendent of the forestry re-
serves. c, F. English of the Helena
postoffice will participate in the exam
ination as a direct representative of
the department.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-18
UNIVERSITY DEDICATION.
Many Guests From All Parts of the State
EXpecteN.

Many Guests From All Parts of the State
Expected.
Missoula, Feb. 17.-Everything is in
readiness for the dedication of the uni
versity buildings, which is to occur to-
morrow afternoon. and a great time is
anticipated by the committee having
the matter in charge. Representative
Stone arrived to-day from Helena to
look after some of the minor details
in connection with the exercises, and
states that members of the legislature
and their friends to the number of
about $50 will come from Helena to
participate in the ceremonies. A num-
Der of guests are also to arrive from
Butte, Bohemian and Anaconda which
added to large delegation from the
Bitter Root valley and surrounding
country should swell the outside at
tendance to considerable proportions.
The business houses and public offices
will close their doors during the after
noon and the village will present
somewhat of a holiday appearance.
The weather is quite favorable, and
there is every indication at this writ
ing that the morrow will be pleasant,
The plan for the day consists of the
reception of the visitors at the depot,
who are expected to arrive here by
special train at about II CLOCK and who,
by conveyances and otherwise, will be
escorted to the various hotels, where
luncheon and refreshments will be
served. Thereafter a short stroll about
the city will be in order, and at
o'clock the visitors will be conveyed
to the varsity buildings, where the
following programme, interspersed
with music, will be observed:
Invocation, Rev. J. J. McAllister;
presentation of the university buildings
to the state board of education by
the building commission, Hon. JOS. K.
Wood, secretary; acceptance of the
building by the state board of educa-
ton, and delivery of the keys to the
president, his excellency, Governor R.
B. Smith, response by the president of
the university, DR.. Oscar J. Craig: ad-
dress, Hon. E. D. Mats: address, Hon
F. II. Woody; benediction, Rev. George
S. Stewart. Following the exercises
will be an inspection of the magnifi-
cent buildings under the guidance of
the building commission, the exec
utive committee and faculty of the uni
versity.