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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28

IH e growing rity *. etatilr Nov.
To- instance. bra iea locking after
the meat markets 81 iAe ritY. ! am
supposed % Inspect the slaughter
houses frequently. Co lnah after gan.
iiarF work in "a isfre district a.gd g.
help To the inspection ~ milk Yes.
l eeuid eandiiiy say that while the
work u done a. sell a. could b. *.
peciri uudss the circumstance " IL
simply impossible fpr me Z cover tie
ground Certain people seem co for
get that seattle il becoming a very
large city. and better arrangements
should be made without delay q"
An interesting case tn point Waa
brought % the attention ~ the g..
porter The driver II certain meat
market delivery wagon was seen the
other day issuing from Chinese
laundry on Western avnuu. with
good -slxcsi dressed pig on his back
Some excited CeieatIais stond chat
teriug and ReaiieuiatlnE ~ the door
Heap siiuky' they said referring 20
the nurker The deliyerymnn. when
questioned. stated that only the leaf
lard vas tainted hut that TIE carcass
was all right. The odar from the anil
NAL was anything but sweet. how
ever and it went back 10 the meat
market
Inspector Frnsch. when questioned
in regard 10 the matter. said that n
was probably an Isolated case. The
chinese, be Claims. are even more
particular than white people bout
iheir meats. and that % must have
been mistake when the animal was
sent up. At TIE meat market from
which the animal came. or f. sup.
posed 20 have come. nothing was
known IN regart t. the odoriferoun
parkcr.
Inspector Ffaerh said. however.
That the case simply Illustrated his
remarks regarding his muItlfarioua
dulles and his inability 10 cope with
them single handed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
ATTEMPT TO
DELAY WORK
Steel Trust Tries to Hold Oil
Cedar River Orders.

In letter 10 Chairman n
james, of tho corporations commit.
les ~ the council city Engineer
Thompson states he found au hia
Eastern visit that the Steel TRUST
had ordered the manufacturer of
the Cedar flver water plre be- attend
60 blEser orders and lel ours ftst a.
while This would seriously delay
the construction ~ the line Mr
Thompson. dy vigorous anl immcs
diatc ariina. stopped this pnliry. ana
the aea8le q pe Be- new being mauu-
featured as before
Ia Boston Mf Thompson visited
the Eastern capitalist VINO control
some az tha principal street railway
syetsfnH. aud Who waald as-ufr the
consolidated franchise Thay hive
me- sivsn the matter ap bat Viii
agsln hrins Il before the city eauns
Ga They VIII insist ou franchise
fer LONGER than % yesFH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
PAID $500 FOR
HIS OWN DEATH

ENGLISH. Ind sept. IS Peter
Hoyle. farmer, was arrested today
on the charge of having shot aud
killed Thomas human Boyle laughs
at thu charRc. lie gave bond for
s. 800 to answer before the grand
Jury
More than a year aEo Thomas 4.
Hauman was shot and killed In his
saiouu. tIip death was accepted ne a
suicide. resulting from distraction
over threatened prosecution by the
United states revenue department
and suit against him Tor bigamy.
Today the assertion Is made that
Boyle received $500 from Bauman 20
shoot him. humans physician
lends color of truth to the story by
declaring that he was offered tho
same sum either 10 shoot or poison
Baumnn The case viii be investi-
gated by the grand jury on Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
Sc . .
Bachelors Reflections
1876

Ne man can appreciate n Joke right
after he has stuck hts mucliage brush
In the ink bottle
The only reason Eve didn't try To
get money out of Adam was because
u hadn't been invented yet.
II a woman doesn't like a minister
she will believe that he IL insinrsre
just because he would rather have n
big salary than little one.
When woman finds a lot Of love
letters that her husband got before
he married her he always insinuates
that they were from a Kiri who was
chasing him 80 hard that she Dis
gusted him.
A woman never likes to discuss
Providence when the minister comes
to supper the night she has found
that the moths have got in the fur -
her winter coat that she thought was
put away - nice.
There are always two sidea to n
wGman's story--ahout the other man.
After a giri once learns to carry
things In her stockings she never re-
forms.
Before a girl has been married ten
minutes she feels like she could put
her arms around a widow and say.
Dear. Se have suffered togetheri"
When a Riri feels extra romantic
she can always think up some story
about n couple she knows that have
been married twenty years and that
she has caught pattlnE each others
hands under the table cloth when
they thought no one was noticing.
Love will begin 10 rule the world
the minute the world quits trying to
rule love.
To a man there II only one right
way 10 do a thing; to a woman there
Il only one wrong way.
a perslmist is one who estimates
his sorrowH BY his joys. an optimiat
Is one who estimates his Joys by 9TH
ers' sorrows.
Every man would feel more con-
tented II ne thought his wife was.
every woman would II she thought
her husband was less so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
STYLES OF EATING
Americans Are the Most Dainty and
Greek, the Most Reckless

The English and Americans are al
United b. all unpreiud iced fareieurtH
Co be the MOST refined eaters IA iAe
world. nsya the Golden Penny T.
see them go through the various
stsrsa 81 their dinners H. t. haye IS
lesson in the art - graceful eating
Very different II TIE behav er Of
ihe Russian. who does not disdnin 20
ire natures weapons when ne CON
diers the latter more convenient
ihau the knife ana fork.
The FrvuehmAu viii Use n piece"
II pfrad In nearly al eases whrgy he
rhauld ur.. a knife The German. OF
N other hand. plunRrs his kn'fe into
Ills mouth Ia a way that u Terrifying
Tfr SWedc cuts Up all his food nta
little tiny pieces hrnt of all. ana = II.
having las apia. he knife. rroCeets
o. take up piece BY piece Wish hls
fork
The Italian uses a spoon quite ha
often aH a fork Ne wlu tpplv the
former for vegetables and some; mes
even for fish. The latter use 90 .he
spoon T. somewhat curious.
The Japanese diner uses chop
sticks. form Of implement sauae-
Nhai difficult 70 manipulate without
considerable practice. while a calrs-
man tears his food with his LONE
nails in a manner that t. thoroughly
rcpulslNe.
The Greek swallows his meat tn
huge uouthfuis. and would probably
devour a steak weighing half pound
tn half minute Taking very
sharp knife he divides the meat into
four or ave sections each % which
he fiings into his mouth In rapid sue
cesHion- II il not 10 be wondered at
that the Greeks suffer much from in
digestion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
The Flowers TO Wear

In Paris the butteHsoie has DE-.
GREED that during the season ~ 1919
the follawtns 70 the proper ORDER in
which Flowers are 60 be worm hy men
]. For thv early constitutional.
Russian vieists
: For afternoon calls. dark red
carnations
~ the thrater whils carnations.
Z a, dinne- parties oreAif
:. A, the dance. Rauicnia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
WHY 2

Why isn't paregoric n bahy's cry
Ing uecd7
why isn't the life Of a miller one
continual grlnd1
why are not wnmen's rights and
wedding rites synonymous?
why wouldn't crying women make
successful nuctioneers7
Why Is It that n reformer seldom
begins his work at home9
why Is man OF the smallest call
Der always the biggest boro2
why f. the average man always
wanting 10 do something he can't9
why doesn't the man who rides n
chainless wheel ride tn-cog7
why does arbitration prove that
both the eontending parties are
wrong7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
The Pace That Kills.

Good. hard, faithful attention to
business never kills anyone. man or
woman Worry and the seeing to
things" idea-these are the two nails
In the business womsn's coffin.
The seeing 10 things" idea Il dis
tlnctiy feminine. No mar ever had
IT. Every woman Is born with II.
She hires servant--and waits up
on her.
She pays a dressmaker and sits up
nights studying fashion books for a
new way to nave a dress made.
Che buys a hat--and takes II home
and tears II all 20 pieces and makes
IL over again,
She dictates to a typewrtter-and
then takes the copy and corrects u
herself She works herself 81 over
something she cant DO. and ought
not to do. and takes . rueful pleas
TIRE In a martyred spell Of Illness.
She worries about other peoples
troubles. she frets over other peoples
children. abe almost takes medicine
for other peoples headaches. and
she puts all her friends into nervous
irritation trying to see to them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
Pretty Women al Breakfast

4 woman who looks pretty a. the
breakfast table Be- prUtty without
duaht u b. one th8HE a. b. g.. arm
inH ut halt in tine daintlrat u
dfhpf ries win touching up but
aufge another thing - b. pretty ia .
cottau blouse. with the morning sun
run In ths faam. ard aii thu h0meiy
aeeeHaotiea - tally iife By Nhy ~
backs autd There are plenty e
glris who are pretty on the HaRHhofc.
IN big shade hats. on horseback. in
q habit hut the family breakfast
table 10 tae trat. Yes % T. The frst.
NOT only Zoe heaufY. but for nthef
things n the smiles Gre bright and
ihe sgfcf Il soft thr mas Fmsata gene
tir and ihe temper sweet. then you
may reiY upon the diReH slau under
atm any cirrumstaue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
MILLS Is FIRM
FOR ARBITRATION

wINStPEa. Man. Sept. 2s-Thc
Hon. David Mills, of Ottawa. can
ada, minister of Justice is here in
spectlnE the Dominion penitentlary.
In an Interview he rcaGlrmcd his po.
sition on the Alaskan boundary to
the effect that the Americans should
submit the matter to arbitration. in
which case the Canadians we're
bound "a win aud secure some ports
on the Pacific coast lie proceeds
Wc8t tomorrow to visit the pcnitcn-
tlafies IN the territories and British
Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
Delightful Child.

] went 10 see woman day before
yesterday who has a small daughter
My soul loves that child. She was
in the room when I came IN. and her
mother endcavored. BY coax and
bride and covert threat, To induce her
60 speak 70 me. The child paid not
the slightest attention. bur went on
happily looking a. the pictures In her
picture book. The mother gave up in
despair.
u am 50 sorry she won't spcakso
people" he said with a sigh. but,
you know. she's 80 Fhy."
The child looked Up with a candid
sweetness that went straight to my
heart.
Il ANT shy." said she. ehserfuliy.
I'm rude"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
HIS FACE BROKE
INTO FLAMES

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept rs
Howard Brown. a colored blcycliat.
employed IN Charles II. Jones blcy-
Gle repair shop. on Westfieid avenue,
Cramer Hiil. was cleaning some cloth
with gasoline, and dropped some on
his face yesterday. After he had
finished his work he started 10 light
a cigarette. when the gasoline was
lgnlted. and his face Immediately be-
came mass of flames. His checks
and neck were baked until his Skin
hung in shreds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28

In the Roped Arena

SIS. Hart. who recently gained the
decision over Australian Hiliy Muir
ply. has signed 10 meet him again
on October Il.
Tommy white has matched himself
20 meet KID" Ashe. OF Cincinnati.
In a t5-round contest at that city On
October :.
Charlie Burns and George kcrWt".
oid-tine rivals. are matched 20 meet
In a 2o-ro1nd contest al Louisville on
September -.
'1crocky" Boyle. Of Philadelphia.
and KID Bread. u Cleveland. wli
meet In so-round bout IN thr wav-
eriy Athletic Club OF Yonkers next
Tuesday night
1t is announced semt-oriciaiiy that
the receipts Of the Mc1overn- Palmer
right amounted 20 sls.ses The fight
ers receive s5.oea each. and the elnb
retains the remainder.
Jack Dwyer. Of Boston. viii meet
Harry Appel in the broadway Ath-
ietic club tonight. IL pwyer Is
successful be is % have a match with
the winner o. the KearRs.o flrIsa
AAANAhs = sskA q - - AfA"t NtsstAs -"
Terry McGovern began bis thrstri-
cal engagement with che Cay
Morning Glorles'' company last Mon
day night and for the next four
months he viii DO very little fightirx.
sam Harris his manager, has ar
ranged to take him on trip through
the country. which i to start in a
week or ewo.
Casper Lean. Ere New York har-
tam. who fought a ss-rourd draw
with Danny Dsugherty. OF Phila1cl-
phia. last Saturday night. II anxious
% meet sammy Harris. she Chicago
bantam. and a match viii probably
be arranged In the near future. Hs.-
RE has decision over the New
Yorker and Leon wants to reverse
the verdict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
And Really Believe That They Own
the Whole Town.
NOT AFRAID or A FEW INSPECTORS
But Play Hide and Seek in The Meat Markets
and Mix Cans. While The City
Authorities Sleep.

The citizens ~ Seattle are men.
aecd - serious dangers growing nut
y TIE failure of the city autbuuueu
TO furnish sufficient luspectnrH ta en-
force sanitary regulations. aud aisp
80 properly Inspect the mHk ans
meat sold ~ dealers Tor local CON
sumption
Such was the statement made -
Star reporter by a well Informed
physician Of this city.
Seattle" he continued. ia grow
ing very rapidly. and already Gov.
ers very large area. As n result
the duties Of the few inspectors thar
we have are Increasing daily. and
already are far Ia excess ~ the
physical capacity Of the men 20 per-
form. The health department has
but four inspectors. whereas there
is plenty % work foe a dozen
Take the duties ~ Mr.. Frasch for
Instance Hts sanitary inspections
alone take In the district vest ~ aud
including Pike street. Third avenue
and Second avenue south This IL a
very hiE task In Itself. but Ia addition
Mr. Frasch has Co look after the meat
markets. and assist in to Inspection
% mix II IL simply an impusHihility
for him e. DO his own work thor
oughly. and while the city L. DIZZY
daliying over giving him very nsces
Eary assistance the citizens are *.
posed 60 dangers from impure meats
and milk. or what IL Hiill more Heri-
Gus. dangers arising out 81 poor
sanitary precautions
Mr. Robert Frasch. the Inspector
referred 20. when interviewed by
Star reporter. freely acknowledged
that Il was an impasablllty a. cope
with his many duties on account Of
the large area he was Obliged to
cover
My work" be said. takes In
very large district. and even when
busy night aud day I am unable
20 perform Il az IL should be done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
MAY SLASH THE
PRICES OF PAPER

NEW YORK. Sept 2s The Paper
trusts profts on the recently raised
prices Of its output may be niRped
IN the bud. Many Of the smaller
mills whose output was low during
the summer are starting IN with in
creased facilities. and their product,
as we'll az that OF several new mills
will be on the market long before the
expiration Of the contracts between
the large consumers and the mills
which have advanced the prices on
their product.
With renewed competition In the
field. those mills which have contem-
plated a still further rise In the price
OF paper will probably descend to
their former scale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
NO RICHES IF SHE
WEEDS THE PRINCE

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s II Miss Ma
belle Swift, daughter Of 4. G. swift.
the millionaire packer of this city.
persists In keeping her conditional
engagement 10 we'd Prince Alexis
Earagcorgevitch. the heir to the Ser
Wan THRONE. her father threatens 10
dlsinhefit her.
Mr. Swifta consent 10 necessary.
however, to prevent his daughter be-
ing declared merely mnrgauatic
wife Ia case she marrlcs the prince
and he r. elevated 10 the throne. She
Is y and the prince IN over 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
LIQUID AIR TRUST
IS THE LATEST

NEW YORK. Sept 2s.-The organ
ization Of the Tripler Liquid Air Co.
with capitalization % SO o00. 600
has been completed. The company ls
organized FOR the purpose 81 aequlr-
Ing all patent rights. patents and
processes for the manufacture and
utilization Of liquid air fer all pur-
poses. as developed by Charles p
Trlpicr.
The officers ~ the company are
Charles r. Tripler. president; Frank
J Cannon. vice president. Philip X
Reynolds. secretary. and +. A. Kirk
ham. treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
British Rule Preferred.

LONDON. Sept. 2s-Mall advlcos
received al Plymouth from West AZ
ricn report that tho imposition OF a
head tax in Dahomey has caused q
great many natives 10 remove to the
British territory The French author
tiles are jealous OF this migration.
and serious trouble ~ likely 10 occur.
Further eannlbalistic practices by.
natives are reported from the French
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
sssu +.
bmuSemeniS.
nsn

a breach q Promise" the East
efn farce comedy success. which
holds the boards this week At TIE
excellent business. the house being
crowded az every performance. II
ls a clever comedy. clean cut. with
new foxes and speeiaitiss. and hosts
% pretty girls IL will close ia
engagement Saturday night Therr
Will BE- the customary matinee sat
urday afternoon.
This Heart OF Chicago" a power
tui meiodrama. all the scenes 81
which are AID IN Chicago. viii be-
the next attraction 1T the Third Az
snue theatst n - said 70 contain
a strong plot and 60 be well pul to-
grthcF. scemlcauy. The Heart u
Chicago" IL said u b. very struuE
Realistic repress nations of the
great Chicago fre-the Masonic
Temple Roof Garden at niEhi--a
panoramic view q the south aide
showing All the important streets
snd buildings between Aadisoa and
State streets. and from the lake 10
the river. and an absolutely new
railroad scene are among the sceuic
accessories employed The Heart
81 Chicago opcns Sunday evening
for weeks engagement.
Gus Hia's Vanity Fair VIII nr-
en- tomorrow nj the Seattle th~atsr
fer a three nights engagement at
popular prices II r. said to have
many new features. new songs AMI
new fun. The company numbers
over - people. and among the pfiu.
cipals there arr artists ~ unusual
excellence. Manager Howe spw the
SHOW in Tacoma Tuesday evening
and thinks IL an exceptionally god
entertainment 90 offer az popular
prizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
Millions In corsets.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Sept rs
Details Of the proposed Corset trust
were announced today, II viii be
formed in Newark. n J., next week,
with capital Of S20010 600 The
managers are to be the strouac- Nd
Ter Company Of this city; Roth n
doldamith, Of New York. and the
Warner Bros. of Bridgeport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
OIL Operators to Combine

TnLEpo. O.. sept gs Toledo op.
orators In the Western Oh noits are
quietly al work in an effort 60 form
a combination OF tbs western or
Trenton operators.
n the proposed combine to put IN
fore, q D. PROBABLE thai the wolfe
VA this territory VIII be shut down for
an LnlalInLta nnrLn1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
Great Sluqs of Gold.

Are being extracted from the bowels
of Mother Earth by the Pacific Coast
Gold Mining Co. Forty-one m,ues in
active operation, Now Is the time
To buy this stock at the Seattle a
Northwestern Mining exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
sossEp THE LaRplaoy

Harry Wilson Vaa bound over 10
The superior court yesterday eu q
eharse ~ stealing $50 ffum Nrs
lewis. laHdiaiy cf the Fremont
lodging houae Wilson was former
Is porter at that plarr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
MEMORIAL SERVICES.

Memorial services IN honor 81 Rev.
william Davies. ;hc late pastor ~
the Welsh Presbyterian church. viii
be held IN Ihat church sunday morn
ing at 1880 O'Clock The services
VIII be conducted In the Welsh Lam
Euage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28

railway lines
frequently demonstrated the meScusable
accidents which have occurred Not lone anad OF Grant street
passengers collision locomotive the result 81
aid regulate few days
tohasganeE down Grade
paee. Jumped
fpo load 90 stu later electric
MadronA park line which detective condition lost
h
electric
belonging
Occidental hy natty cdng ON hc
a To-day the climax
Madison cable line Whth might
number deatruc
u trailer catle Third
the grade
avalanche narrowly missng pedestrians aud SECOND
a the middle the
the eulpabHty
which had neglected
which should attached
Gibson
nary M
esh
10
the which
condition
Of
beds, ana ragged cables
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
"p..I." DOAS
" ARP
And 1t UtterS the
Scalp HaIIoo
NliK ]. I. HONLS TOP.klOT
Manager Of the Seattle Thestof Is
Having an interesting Time
lust at Present.

Hostiitles have broken out be.
tween the r I aud Manager J =
Howe. q the Seattle thsa,er No
ads of the playl ouse nos appear
ia She morning paper named and the
latter attacks the shows slth viEuf
that savers somewhat IL arprrity
Thereby hangs finaneial tale and
also a tale II aratH. 10 appears that
uuue weeks aFp The - ! e. address
"a q letter a. Mr Howe making re-
quest faf SIS worth 81 advertising fsr
each attraction. plus twelve free
seats IN che parauei Cor saca per-
Torrance. Hatd aeats q be reserved
aud nufllelrufiF fas back from the
baldaFadrd raws
Ia rrtufn Tor these concessions the
faprs hEfret e. glVr ar HaWe'H
shows a certain quantity ~ space
weekly lu lta Hfuusrmrut columns
The proposition was not accepted
b. the manager - th" thsatar IN
fact h. declared that ne would nvs-
er. nu neveri" Nith two uF fhre. tif-
frfent attractions PEI week At 80
each and tselvr 81 SEATS for each
SOS HHHHH Hf4'' HAaNa HHHA ~ NEN w"
III notices nrurcd eui as follows
Average fe- ads" per uerk % o.
:. ate. aix uights per week = %
Total 1000 ............5.= tisz 10
That uas ihe end q Chapter one
T3e beginning ~ Chapter Two APP
rrared in the - = F." ~ last Monday
and read as f,iaw
The Banion LyFie opera Company
Tossed fairly auceersful week a; the
p attic theatrr last night The the
alter VIII be- dafs until Friday when
Hnzctiied fArrs-cnme1Y, With the
name ~ Vanity Fair. VIII open ana
hold the boagda 20 three nights.
Vanity Fair" la . cheap attraction
with obscure players TIE company
probably secered an engagement At
thf Seattle thetter in accordance
with the well known paHry n the
present manage ucnt ~ ihai house fn
serve a HrHt-rate thsater- sfoiuE pub
zee with araand-Fafe attractions 81
nrst-fais paietH-
When Manager Howe rad this
notice in the theatrical column u
The .P..tT buried under a vniumin-
Gus description - the attraction At
ths Third Avenue ihratef. ne deeid-
ed O. write Chapter r rec In the
drama and prepared an al fur the
other daily papers. which appeared
yesterday and read We DO not ad-
vrrtiae IN the P-f II was a very
brief chapter. bus sufficient to hiring
out a portion 81 the plot OF the
drama
iris morning the p i" turned
Itself loose In Chapter Four. CRITIC
isinR Vanity Fair ia advance. AMI
concluding with this cheerful an
nouucement Vanity Fair. opens
at the Seattle thcatcr tomorrow
uRht. II the transformers making
up the organization manage to reach
town IN time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
WHERE is the boy but three
feet HIGH

WHERE is the boy but three
feet high
Who's made Improvement more
than /
Shake.
Large streams from little foun-
tainS ilow.
Tall oaks from little aeorns grow;
Although we once were small and
young,
With judgment weak and feeble
tongue.
Yet al coed business men as we
Have learned to read their A,
B, {.
The firm OF II. II. DEARBORN &
CO.
still sell tide lots and uplandS low,
Room, {, ground floor. Haller's
bee hive.
Established eighteen sixty-hve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-28
WHERE DID NE GET IT1

Charles Abbott was arrested by
Oniecr Mcdonald thlu morning With
eiaihlus hia possession which Vrs
stolen fnm uBam Ia The CnIhy
u4Ht.