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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
A PATHETIC
FLAG SCENE

SAN FRANctsco. Angus; IA
BIT II faded ana iattsred silk no big.
ger than page 81 a newsps per.
with some ragged strips dangling
from o. was borne aiaft above the
heads 81 volunteer regiment
marching through tho streets o. san
FrauciReo yesterday afternoon. and
tens ~ thousands - people were
thrIliei and awed b. the sight
" was the battle nag Of the Ne
braakn infantry. brought home ny
the surviving soldiers Of that fsmous
fighting regiment Tears came to
Npmens eyes Even men were Wis
ibly afferti a. Il passed tho mute
sign % hard. victorious service
against a foreign foe Just a mo-
mcnt 20 comprehend what ~ meant
and Go recover from strange In.
voluntary heart clutch. ana then
American patriotism proclaimed It..
self IN cheers that volieysd on and
along the line - march as fast as the
pong little nutteriuR remnants Of a
once beautiful banner came sbrea st
~ the old spectators who. In their
turn felt iu that moment q now
found pride and glory In their coun-
fry'a stars and stripes
without having heard word 81
what the other returned soldiers
have % say m Gen y = Otis. the
Nebraska and ttHh men. Just from
she Philippines are practically unau-
Im1un IN denouucinE the command :
INK general and calling for his re-
moNal
When seen aboard tho transport
Hancock the hRhtiug lads expressed
their minds freely. They charge OTIS
not only with lneampetency. but
accuse him of using his Office for
personal gain and with causing the
needless sacrifice of lives by his iR-
u1raurp 81 details ~ the neld
seven oregon soldiers who Eecur-
aI discharge In the Philippines with
a view NJ eubarkinR IN business
there returned on the transport Han
cock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
HORSE CANNERY
STARTS AGAIN

LiSSToN. ore. AUG the 60
adjustment here for sisuEhteflng
horses and ssliinE the meat Tor sx-
portatlon 20 Europe IL again In ep.
Grafton. THIS viii h. good news 90
the owners Of range horses who have
no other way q getting rid IF them.
except BY letting them starve dur
lng the winter sheep and cattle
men. who md the grass growing
shorter and scaruer year by year. v ~
also rejoice 10 sse the herds 81 use
iess horses disappear. Even the sen .
timentalisis Who Hhufderrd at tho
idea OF aiaughtsring horses and send
Ina ;hs nesh 90 the hungry meat
eaters OF Europe. have come 20 the
conclusion that Il IL less cruel 60 xiii
and pickle a horse when he 10 nat
and healthy. than 10 allow him To
die Of lingering starvation In the
winter on the bisTk. storm-awept
range. where he is looked upon as a
nuisance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tuesday Morning In the markets
many important changes have oc-
CURED. on live stocks the quota
lions are on the decline. with the ex-
eeptlon ~ dressed meat u IS not
long since large hams wore sold for
i0isc, hut today tho market holds
firm at t8ise. There Is a correspond
ing advance In all classes Of pork,
which rs attributed 10 a scarcity in
the market Lard prices hold nrm.
but lard compound has recently de
clined hair cent Vegetables aud
fruits are becoming cheaper owing
to the influx ~ homo products on
butter and eggs the market has been
stoadily raising while cheese has
been declining In value FOR the last
two weeks Honey e. also lower
than II has been for some time. Cal
lfornia and oregon produce II rapid
~ being supplanted by the homo
producers. bananas ocea honnlly
come In from Hawaii In small guam
titles. but not OF the best quality and
the demand 10 small
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
DEMAND FOR
TIMBER LAND

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug Com
paratively few persons are aware ~
the great activity being displayed In
Cabling up tho remaining timber
lands In this region. People who
purchased large tracts ~ timber land
nve or sir years agn and have not
been able to dispose 81 them, are
now smiling and happy. and aEHur-
cd Of a profitable outcome 10 their
Investment Persons who neglected
opportunities 10 purchase timber
lands at the prices asked two years.
or even one year ago. now see whore
they let fortunes slip through their
fingers. and are striving 10 set even
ny acquiring all the timber they can
now The market for logs Is brisk
at 81 to So per 900 feet, and logEers
are happy.
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About Town.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;

The funeral services OF Mrs Bertha
Jacobson we're held sunday after
noon At the scandinavian Baptist
church at Ballard, Rev. Hoie Off
ciating.
The Seattle Drydock a Ehiphu3ld-
ing company has hled a mortgage on
iis entire holding. to secure an issue
Of ti00 .ano worth Of bonds.
r. r Denny has been instructed
ny the county commissioner To see
that necessary work IL done on the
east end Of the snoauaimic pass
wagon road. 4 report Is also asked
for.
The remains Of William y Stein
viii be shipped to saltwater. MINI,
tomorrow for burial by Bonney A.
Stewart.
The sum % s. DOL 20 was collected
in Police Judge Cams court In July
for nnes FOR crime
post norton examination wac
held over the remains ~ Jerry *
Cowles. the suicide. last night. and
Il was found death was due 10 laud
anum poisoning There will he No
Inquest
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Doctor Reeves

convAlesce In about one weeks time,
and that he f. now wea aud sound
and In better health than he has been
for years. and Is suffering no bodily
pain whatever. That ne iH a resident
Of Dallas county. State Of Texas. and
Is at present connected with ths
works now being performed at Parry
Bros.' addition by Charles Archer, d
contractor. J. +. LAHEY,
Sworn to and subscribed before ms
this. the 2bth day Of March. A. n.
1880. {. w. BOYER.
Notary public. Dallas county. Tex.
THE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY
OF DALLAS.
This day appeared before the un>
dersigned authority. A. W. Tuckers
who made oath that his son. r. W.
Tucker, has ben afflicted with par}
aiysis for two and a hair years. nd
has called IN a number OF physician&
to. II possible. effect "A cure OF saitx
son % said disease. and each and all
Of them failed TO do his son any good
or AFFORD any relief until he called ind
Dir. Reeves. that Dr. cReves is thu
only physician who has done hir(
any apprcCiabie good: that he had
afforded much relief and he is now}
decidedly better, an al now feel. aA
does my son. that he viii soon ba
himself again under the treatment Il
Or. Reeves. l have been a resident
OF the state II Texas for 81 years ana
now reside IN Dallas county Afiiane
further states that he has also been
treated by DIR. Reeves for piles, and
has been cffectually cured
A. w TUCKER.
Sworn and subscribed To before ma
this, the 18th day Of March. A. d.
,isan Z. w. ROVER.
Notary public. Dallas county. Tex,
THE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY
OF DALLAS
Personally appeared before the un,
derslEned authority. T. w, KnLxhtl
" Dallas county who. being dulH
sworn, says that he has been slcA
FOR six months. suffering from indi3
Eestion and stomach and kidney and
blood trouble. that he put himselH
under the charge Of Or. POWELL
Reeves about "a month ago. and waS
treated for said trouble by said Drk
Powell Reeves; that ne has experl&
euced great relief under the ,reatl
ment, and is In n great measure
cured OF above trouble: that ne had
a better digestion now than at any
time during the last ten years. and
I that his health is greatly improved.
gan of which he nscrlhes to the treats
ment Of said Dr. Powell Reeves.
T. w, KNIGHT. :
Sworn To and subscribed before ms
the 2lst day Of March. A. H., 1890.
&. w. BOYER.
Notary public, Dallas county. Tex,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
WOODLAND PARK
MAY Be SECURED
BY CITY COUNCIL
Ordinance to Give the Owners Thereof
100000 Was Presented
Last Night.

chiHe to tho Seattle Cataract com
pany. for the Improvement Of Fifth
avenue aud Weller street. authariE
iug board of public works 20 call FOE
bids for repairs to IRE engines we're
introduced BY members Of the coun-
ell.
The following bills were iniroduc-
od t'or the Improvement 81 East
Cherry street approving assessment
roll for Western avenue from seneca
IA Union providing for purchase 81
Woodland park granting suudry
liquor licenses RENTING street
grade penalties. releasing two lots IN
kidda addition from street grade
safe
bits passed are as follows Grant
Ing sundfy liquor licenses, authorir-
ms water mains on Twenty ninth
avenue and Aloha street. rix bills
levyinE assessments fof Local i'm
pfovemeuts ~ follows via Front
street. Second street. seventh street.
Aloha street Harvard avenue north
and FIRST avenue.
The fotlnWtng petitions were re-
fefred 20 committees From ". r.
Haker asking leave 70 make an as
slEument % the franchise granted
him. from John Brannon for cancel
intion - sale - property for street
Grade tan from Louis Nesirrnan
fnr refund 81 street grade tax from
property owners arkinE that " the
consolidated railway franchise 10
granted. a provision be inserted ccm-
peiliuE the company to build a line
from the corner % FNKhth avenue
and Pike street To Bellevue place.
Communications acted upon were
AZ follows From hoard Of public
works recommending granting W. T
Bakers petition 10 erect poles on
streets north Of YsNler way. petition
Tor water mains on Third avenue
west and on Hoylaton avenue and
adjacent streets. ell referred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
CALHOUN Is
A CANDIDATE

CHICAGO. III. Aug Lit 10 an.
nouneei on she authority u a Fed
srai ofrieial that William J. Calhoun.
of Danviiis. ~lli make the race for
tho Republican nomination for SOW
ernor and that Calhoun ksad1uaftsrs
will be opened IN Chicago this week
Mr.. Calhoun spent yesterday IN the
Palmer house IN company with q
number Of senator euiian's poiiiis
eal friends. senator Cuiiom 10 the
real sponsor for Calhoun
Str Caihoun's friends are counting
upon the active support q the Nc
kinney men,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
WILL NOT HEAR
ARGUME NTS

TACOMA. August rhe supreme
court yesterday morning handed
daAn an order directing that NJ re-
bsarIuug should De- granted tn the
Taeama warrant suits Tits Is anal
ana eatetuai1y settles the warrant
Htaeh Representatives 81 the city
state there rs Mite doubt immediate
steps al b. t8ken % fund tbs out
standing Warrants now amounting
OBJ SO Hl0 ls0 Advertisements Will
probably be ordered for bids for the
f-fads. and &c Is expected they can b.
Heated az or ~ per cent
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THE STATE OF TExAs. COUNTY
OF DALLAS

OF DALLAS.
Personally appeared before me
Mrs NJ y. Scott. % the foregoing
county and state. who has made
oath a. follows. I have been suffer
ing for about FIVE years with catarr-
hal affection and tried several physi-
clans with no results. After consult
ing Dr. Reeves l then put myself un-
der his treatment, from which | de-
rived wonderful bensfit. and am now
strong and healthy. and can do all
my own work and suffer no pain. /
can cheerfully recommend all who
may be suffering TO call upon DIT.
Reeves for aid am a resident Of
Dallas and have lived here for ten
years.
MRS. NJ. p. SCOTT.
Sworn and subscribed TO before me
this ed day OF March. \. y. iSao.
9. W. BOYER,
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.
kcred breast. calling in - doctor to
treat her. who injured rather than
benefited her condition. That he az
forwards called in Or Powell Reeves
and that under his treatment she
improved rapidly and IL now we'll
At the time Or. Reeves was called
in she was IN a dangerous and pain
ful condition, and attribute her
cure entirely to his treatment.
JOHN HELD.
sworn and subscribed to before me
this goth day OF March. \. y. 1880.
=. W BOYER,
Notary public. Dallas county. TEX
THE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY
OF DALLAS.
Personally appeared before me the
undersigned authority, James Z. La
hey, Who made oath that some i've
or six weeks ago he was afflicted
with scrofulnus affection Of the
throat. glands and system at large.
on account Of which he has been IN
able to perform manual or other la
hor. Before calling In Dr Powell
Reeves he had been suffering from
the above illness at least nine
months, also suffering frum serious
pains and stiffness in the back, and
was growing worse al the time pr
Reeves was called IN. That up tn tho
time Or Reeves was consulted by
him he had employed several other
doctors, who had utterly failed to re-
lieve him and left him In "a worse
condition than before treating him.
That after calling In Or. Reeves and
receiving his treatment, he hogan "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01

A bill providing for the purchase
Of Woodland park by tho- city at a
cost Of 800 ooo. was ihe most import
ant matter introduced at tho meet
Ing Of the city council last night
The terms 81 purchase ara as fni.
lows; 80. 600 10 10 bc paid Ia cash
5000 on January 1. 1900. and SO 0o0
on the firui day Of each succeeding
year until the whole amount has
been paid The hlii passed its nraf
reading
The sidewalk bill which was pass
sd. provides that al sidewalks On
Firsi avenue. from Main TO Madison.
on fenier way from FIRST - second
on Second. from Neslsr to Pike. and
on Pike from fNrst In sixth. must he
81 concrete. nasnionn. vttUued brick
or some similar material
The resolution prov ding that a
board 81 equalization be- appointed 10
act with the county commissioners
concerning the equalization Of as
ssssmsats. vas introduced BY coun-
Gilman Gu
The following reports Of commit
tees vsr. adopted Recommending
the purchase Il woodland park
amending permit o. seattle Traction
company for extension 81 lts line. -
as not 10 make the permit . par of
the original franchise. rules suspend
81 and hiii passed giving Green Late
Electric Railway company leave TO
lay temporary track 10 Salmon bay.
rules suspended and bill passed ~.
jeetins the claim Of Roger + Greene
for correction 81 assessment and the
elatm Of n W firAil for personal
damages. faNorinE tho creation Of a
sidewalk district. granting sundry
liquor licenses. appropriatiaE 80 to
the Florence crfttenton home
Resolutions providing for the pre-
hminary survey for roadway To
Lake Washington. eonHaniing 10 ".
T. Bakers assignment Of hts fran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01

VIM. Armstrons. wanted IN Chic
ago for alleged jury brtblng. has re-
tained Piles. ponowoTth & Howe as
his attorneys and he will nght extra
dl,ion. The nght will nrst be made
before GOV. Rogers on the issuance
Of a writ OF extradltian. The re-
QUESTION Tor Armstrons has not yet
arrived. but when Il docs his at.
torueys VII appear before the gov
ernor and nEht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
BOTH SIDES
TO BE HEARD

OLYMPIA. August i.--Gov. RoE-
ers has promised both sides a hear
ing In the matter Of granting extra -
dition papers in the Armstrong case,
but cannot set the time Of the hear
ing until Attorney General Vance re-
turns from Seattle.
The house journal has been printed
and will soon be issued from the state
secretary'H Office ia each member ~
the Legislature, 10 state officers and
others entitled To receive them. The
remaining Journals Will he for sale
At the cost 81 printing, plus 10 per
cent.
Work has been delayed in the
shelving for the state library and
the books viii not be removed until
about the middle Of August.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
A SWEETHEART
Of LINCOLN Us

LEXINGTON. Ky. Aug is-Mrs
Mary Love tawiesa died here yrsiet-
DAY In the ssi year Of her life. She
was a sweetheart Of Abraham Lin
coin and a feiGHins belle 10 her day.
Tier maiden name Vas joplin. and
her home was at M. Vernon. Ky.
Hrs husband VAS James ". La~iess,
q Mexican war veteran, who sur
wives her she leaves a daughter,
Mrs Mary l. scott. widow Of the
late Lieut. John scott. Of the United
states army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
She Knew His Footsteps.

They are telling = story IN on the
West slde-which may or may not
be true-about q rising young poll
uelan who has unusually large feet.
His mother n q lovable old woman,
and quite deaf. She lives In nat
in the nclghborhood OF Grants tomb
and Ia always delighted by q visit
from her son When the United
States cruiser Brooklyn, which was
anchored In the Hudson, on the
tomb. on Memorial day, fired q salue
Of n guns the old lady was observ-
ed 10 start, FIX her cap and smooth
down her apron. Then she said
with a sweet smile: George IL com
inR; I hear hls footsteps on the
stairs. New York Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
WITH
SILKS AND TEA

TACOMA August e. The oriental
tncr Victoria Nss fHa ta arHVt last
nikbt aaI e expected bon T8eam4
some fIuIa tHza Hrf eapoa san Ehls.
haf last uu uUfare soius Huta ihe
EaYt Haweuf transport strtles. rHr
uaIeH shs has rrefH5#Y hap Hflflsr=
sd tae Erest steamship brlug She
mrst valuable HfEga whHHH EtH set
came &. ths psri tuam the Fa Eaai
\ gaEuua md h.t cargo = tesa HaieH
of s.lk the Hesaag ha1 mast valuable
consignment % tha ezsfU fHhrIe
Wblea has ever neeu brauanz is tee
ssuua f-am china And japan The
sl5k Is consigned to poinfs thrra sh-
uat tas t,au. hut she maiaf part It it
gees - Naw Iots The remainder
~ TIE NictnrIa's rr.as cargo i main
IS composed - lea ana cuuea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
CUP WON BY
THE METEOR

coWEs. Isle 1f wight. Aus Il
The race for she QUEENS Cup vas
sailed here to-day d. aHs son hy the
EmpeFog af Germnra Meteor form
eriy the Thistle. TIE Prince 20
wales Britannia sailed poor raer.
finishing II minutes after thc WiuHer
Today's result staHn that fhe sham
rock. uhieh beat she rtIlannlt in
about She same time. ls practically
an equal - the Thistle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
Few Know II.

ELLA whss 'er Wucox IL a rrcoe-
missed authority on the subject %
love. Speaking % 81, SHE says. Very
fra people really love dare gay
nat euc fhfri ~ tee human family
ryer experts need the passion in it,
height. depth length ani BREATH.
Secures. YES. hundreds n people 20 TO
their graves believing they have
kraNH IoVs. when they have only
runnuutered Is pals shadow a
warm Friendship. Or a tender sftsc-
ton. or gogd comradsnhir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
NEW GOVERNOR
OF LADRONES

WASHINGTON. % C. AuE -
Admiral Watson cablsd IN. Navy
department this morning from Man-
liza The Yosemite left there this
morning Tor Guam with Capt Lssry
TAe asw naval governor Of the Ia.
drons VAS on beard. with his star
The Yosemite Was delayed at Man-lis
BY typheans The solace left san
Francisco July with the famlils.
% all % the ofriesrs who are 20 form
TIE colony Of Guam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
NO EXCITEMENT
AT CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND O. Aug i.--ouie,
sSiH prevails here. and troops frum
out - town ARE rapidly being Ren,
home These from the city are sell
on duty. A construction ear vas Gu,
loose from the top u a hiii last night
and crashed iHto an ascending pas.
sehser ear None - the passengers
uwFe hurt The city council last
night infused - passa resolution dis
ArmiuE non ualon erewH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
YELLOW FEVER
SCARE ABATES

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Aus. L.
The excitement caused by the yellow
fever epidemic IL dying away
Double quarantine has been sstab-
lishcd against the disease-rlddsn
neiRhborhood. Armed special men
are Etill guarding all points of egress
10 the city.
HAMPTON. Va. Aug. i.-Four
deaths from yellow fever occurred
In the soldiers home this morning
one new case was reported in Phoe-
bus. Just outside the home. People
are leaving their homes by scores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01

BOONE. Iowa. Aus The North
western fast m5lL west bound.
jumped the ifae khsre ihls morulng
and piuus,d into "a hlL The iooas
motive and cara were piled up In
Discriminatory. Taur msn we're
killed anI seven wounded
The dead sr.5 j. 2. u'Wucn. tx-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
TRouBIE At AN END.

The recent trouble between the
IRE aud police Departments has end
ed. Police officers had been accused
81 handling a fireman roughly at a
recent nre. The police stated that
they We're not aware Of hls position,
40 he was not In uniform. by
mutual agreement between Chiefs
Reed and kelloss. the matter was
drapped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
FAST MAIL TRAIN
PLUNGES VIOLENTLY
into A Big HILL
-Four Men Were Killed Outright and
Several Others Fatally Injured
in the Wreck.

prrss messenger. chicago. John Mas
ter-an. engineer. Booue. George
schmidt. nrrman. Boone. u. u.
Stone. rhIrf postal clerk. Austin. ~.
Several uf the injured cannot recov-
cts
The train left the track while go
Ing alta rate OF 90 miles per hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
Disputed Coal Bill.

sr. THOMAS. Aus The y. 3
gunhoat Maohiss arrived here yes
terday tn connection with the ques-
ton Of the coal supplied during the
Hispane american war. payment for
which 10 attn pending
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
HE SHOOK THE
RED SCARF

HAVANA. Aug IA spanlurd
named Fernandez. went TO record
himself as "a spanish subject sFstsr-
dag with q Weyler button an his
boat he was attacked by q num-
Der u Cuhaus and seriously injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01

HOTEL e'HAAtpLAtN. y. Y. Aug
= 'osfmsatcr Eeuerai and Mrs
smith ioineai the presidential party
here to-day Mrs Mckinisy's health
continues 60 improve President
" kinney and Smith. arc invited 50
attend the golf tournament this at
trrueon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01

ana SCOTCH fast eoo Wednesday, price
49,
Zoe ana c LACE FANTAsfE beautiful me sheer fabric hand
&c y@rhs
wash goods Of The ''s'-
Wednesday price Vac yarn
Fine LAWN Of fancy braid ~ back and
front y H. aouncing sell ias Wednesday"
W '"'"
FLANNEL TEA JACKETS. narrow velvet rib
bon trimmed perfect hitting .ssr each
rIQUE shades Of pink ana bue
Handsome embroidery ..ssc each
WE OPEN TO-DAY 100 PIECES FALL STYLE TENNIS
AND CINDERELLA FfANNEfs SEw PRETTY
PATTERNS AND coLoRs or PsK. BLUE. RED AND
CREAM THE PURCHASER GIFTS THE LARGEST As
SENTIMENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
MANY MEN
RE-ENLIST

WASHINGTON. =. g. Aug. -
The following telegram was made
public ~ the War department to
day Mauib. July 81. - Transport
Grant sailed yesterday with Wyom-
Ing North Dakota. and Idaho organ
zatIgpa She left behind about 200
discharged volunteers, a good many
~ whom have rescnllsted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01

I told hIm hat b. wasn't my IDEAL
man, and b. told mg J Uasu.t hIs
ideal girl
And theBY
"Then We felt perfectly safe 10 go
ahead aud get married."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
THE MAZET
INVESTIGATION

NEW YORK Aus The Mazat
inVestialuan committee met This
morning after 4 sis weeks vacation.
e. probe Into municipal affairs At
Ter session nc about two Wr# ks tHr
committee aHiajiauru no await tho
arrival OF bi'k Croker. vino ia SUBJ
p0ennd t0 appear before the conn
mitlcc Hu August -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01

Electricity has displaced the mule
an the street car lines canal tow
patie and IN mines. A. this rate the
mule viii soon be as useless as the
dude Chicago News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-01
niger Leaves Wsshisetor

WASHINGTON p &. Aug 4
AiEer left for Detroit this afternoon.
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buy q acre tract. Moore Inv. Co byaSi0uS