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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
A NEW SURVEY
OF PENNSYLV WANNA

HARRIsBt-NG. Pa. Aus. 7i.-A
complete typographical and R.ol1zi
cal survey ~ the state o. psnusyi-
varia VIII soon begin. At th- last
session IT the legislature an act vas
passed which appropriated so 90 Tor
this work. and Representatives Cleo
" MrSeas 81 Armstrong. simon
Harold. u Heavar. Hui Fred /. Har-
ker. ~ EbsnsburK were appointed On
the commission. The United states
government agreed 10 appropriate
10000 year AZ long aa the state
o similar amount. The eoutrhct for
this work VIII he signed Monday nj
Warrington. n r. expected the cost
II the work VII not be less than
uGp .p91. Some years ago a commits
sion surveyed 5000 square miles u
tn state at cost ~ several hun
drrd thousand dollars The present
commission will have 5000 square
miles To- survey. which viii take sev-
efli years. The work win be under
the direction d the government en-
RIneera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
A Story About IngersoII.

Here IL an entirely new story sbou,
the ate Col fnEcrsoii. which IL quite
az good and fully az genuine as the
usual run Of them.
When inEersnli Was a young mar
h went Into a short order restaurant
In Pcorio and called for an eRE
You are an aEunstic. I think =.
said the waiter who vas also col.
lege student In the winter. and had
just associated himself with the res.
taurant business.
Your habit ~ thinking has not be-
trayed you this tlme-I am" re-
piled inEersoll
Then You do not have faith In the
integrity Of this egg. quoth thu
walter.
7 have no faith In lie int-sgR-
nty." replied Rob. Il have no faith
In anything. I believe only In what
see. or In what Ia proved TO me .
= have faith In the egg" said the
student. and he regarded the colonel
with sad eyes My faith tells me
that u contains n yolk"
My doubt admits nothing of the
kind" said the agnostie.
so the student broke the egg. and.
To- II contained a chickenl
Hut the fact IL that the aguostIe
took an unfair advantage of the stu
dent.
lie had eaten at that restaurant
before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
90 YOU KNOW.

That simple massage prevents
baidnrrsT
That palm oil IL the best and tho
cheapest corn cure
T1mt the use OF dental nosa pre-
vents the teeth decayinET
That lavender oil rubbed on the
face prevents insect bBinKf
That orris root and powdered soap
max" the bes; tooth wash
That lemon Juice and salt remove
Ink stains from colured Eoodp7
That The smallest wound should b.
washed with warm water and car.
balGc acid7
That five minutes rest guards us
against nervous prostration Ladies
World.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
NEW CORNER
STONE LAID
Impressive Ceremonies atthe
Church OF Sacred Heart.

The conversions % the ncW Sacred
Heart church VAS lad yesterday az
tarnaon The impressive ceremonies
% the Caihaiic fitnal wsre conduct
ed by Bishop y }. Opca. af Van
eouver. and he was assisted BY Rev.
Thomas =. Bros n. pastor OF the
church
shortly after o'clork the parade
formed at slxth and Pike streets.
and marched from there 90 the
ehurehat The corner n SIxthaud Dell.
The EXERCISES. as previously outlined
IN the star. Tere carried out.
Those participating wcrr Rt. Rev.
Bishop =. Otsea. Ven Rev Faith.
rr \. Pref1nfaing. Rev. Father
sweere. s. J Rev. Father Thomas
Brown G - r. Rev. Father uyic-
Toe. v - q Tacoma. Rav Father
Neaf. = J Rev Father Trlyciii. y
J. Kew. Father FaEin. e. 81 X.
Rev. Father schum. G ~. Il Rev
Father Gnbbln. Res. Father van
Neville u Victoria rev. Father
Frvuckeu. % Providence hospital.
and Rev. Father calxtus. Of our
Lady % Lourdes
After the ceremonies were over
Bishop o'Des delivered a short al
dress The musical part % the pro-
gram was given BY the church chair.
and they also rendered special music.
A. the conclusion q the exercises
Lawn social was held at the resi-
drnes - p = ZHuner. corner Of Bell
street. and Fourth avenue.
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To Add Half q Mill.

TACOMA Auf q. - Estimating
that the 81 Boo go u city warrants
Viii bc funded b issuing 5 PEI cent.
hondr. tt will not br necessary 10
levy marr than ists mills Tor city
expenses next year. This IL the
statement 81 CITY Controller Lister.
who VIII have u make the estimate
for the council snt rvcommeud The
amount II the levy II 6 per cent.
hHuds are isau~a the levy will prob
ably De- = 'smliis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
Business Always First.

Fuaay man Churrylnr INTO news
paper uflieeJ-f'v lost my HpectacIss
r1meRhcrs. and I want 10 advertise
for them. but I cant see 10 write
Without them. you know.
Advertising clerk dlkely ~ DE the
general manager some day will
write that al for you. sir Any
marks on them
Pussy man Yes. yes. Gold-rim-
mod. lenses different focus. and lot
ters l.. q. Q. on inside. Insert II
three times.
Advertising Clerk Yes. sir. EiRh-
teen ahlllluRs. please.
Fussy Man-Herr u H.
Advertising cterk-Thanka II
gives me sir, great pleasure to in
form you sir. that your spectacles
are on top ~ your head.
Fuasy Man Ny stars So they are.
WY didn't You toll mo 50 beforc7
Advertising clerk business before
pleasure. you know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21

lots. drawn by pretty spotted Shrt=
land ponies ara the principal fea-
turea % the GENTRY animal show par
aic There was miniature hre de
partmvut too. and a small palice
patrol was 'takins" anaif Then
There verr a half-tnHrn or 80 little
eases. eharl8ts. tableaux ears, and a
representation - the old woman that
lived m the shoe Last. bus not By
long Waya lvast. WAS -rinto,s the
smallest trained elephant in cap
tlylls She appeared q be a docile
uttlr beast and trudEcd along iaunt-
Ily 70 the music ~ the hand. Alto
gether IL Vas "A specf,eio that was
sure 90 delight old and young alike.
ana cauae che average spectator e.
dCsirr 60 marvel at thv wonders
which will bv exhibited under the
larEe tents which are pitched a
Second and battery streets The en-
saNement - limited ta four days
performance. evrry afternoon and
evening
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When YOuGet Down
There.
NOT 4 SINGLE DROP TO DRIlk
nor . Tree to shelter sour Mead
From the Sun Setter Think
Twice Before YOU Co.

WASHINGTON. n. c. Aug. IL
An expedition sent out BY the uuii-
ed states Geological Survey. unier
the leadership % Mr.. Robert T. ual.
~ about 90 take An exploration ~ tac
least known portion q the United
psates--namely, the Great Bend re-
gion Of southwest Texas. - called
because II lies In the great bend u
Of the Rio drants river An odd say
ing In that country Is that the inhoa-
pitabie domain Was originally isaiE'
s<i as a location for Hafes. but that
somehow the plan % utilize 4 thus
was not carried out-fnr what rea
son cannot be imagined iaasmGCh "A
81 seems admirably adapted Tor the
purpose. II i land % whereby har-
rfble desert basins sand wiched be-
tween ranges of gigantic mountains
which are carved into al sorts ~ So.
tonishinx shapes bat the stranEesi
feature Of its formation IL series 81
mighty canyons. almost equalinE In
grandeur the famous canyon u ths
Colorado
II - n country tn which. a. ths
phrase goes. the traveller must "dlg
for wood and Climb for water" and
this expression - correctly descrip.
tive. inasmuch as water can only ~
obtained BY ascending the mountains
90 md streams. while the only avail
able fuel. in the absolute absence ot
trees. is furnished by the huge roots
OF the mesquite. which are dug cat
of the ground. For distance q 81
miles the Rio Grande fows through
this rernarkabls region. piercing sev-
erai ranges OF mountains. through
which Il has cut the canyons de-
scribei. Nobody has ever vsnture1
20 attempt a passage through these
canyons by the river. which IA oh
structed BY frirhtful cataracts and
rapids. but Mr. I'M Is going 20 try
81.
Interest in the region has been
aroused recently by the discovery oi
rich deposits Of quicksilver IN the
Chisos mountains--one % the great
est Of the ranges through which the
Rio Grande has cut It's rock walled
tunnel. And tt is In the same cuun-
try that the celebrated Shafter mine
the only profitable silver milne ln
Texas located. This mine wa
discovered b. Gen. Shafter. OF san
tiago fame. who made one ~ the frs,
journeys through the Great Bend
territory. and alnce then u has yield
ed him a good sized fortune. II was
there. 10 tfe west - the Pecos river.
that he sought the Apaehes and CO.
manches. and cleared them out
whence his sobriqaet - Pscoa Bu
Across the great bend - the river il
copmanchs pass. through which the
Comanche Indians used % make the
raids into Northern Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
Personal Points,. .
~

The Princess % Naples IL said TO
be the most beautiful member Of a
rviKninE family.
benjamin l. Richards. the new
president Of the American Whist
League. learned 10 play whist when
az years old.
]. Fterpont Morgan spen, four
years at the Boston English high
schooi. where he stood head 81 his
class throughout the entire course.
Lord Kelvin has resigned the pro-
frssorship % natural philosophy IN
the University % Glasgow. which he
had held FOR 81 years lie 10 now 70
years 20 age.
Gen. Dadds. who conducted the
pahpmey campaign In isss aud iss1,
has been promoted 20 tho rank o,
general Of division In the French
army.
Dr Kate Perry Kane. Of cuvinE.
ton. Ky. 10 called the .~TN1rnpIss
Queen she owns and operates the
Coyinktou and Independence turn
pike. which u one % the busiest high
ways IN Kentucky.
David waFk. the oidss; member 81
the Canadian senate. Who recently
expressed the opinion that that body
had too little TO do. 10 phyHiCa
wreck. ami has TO BE- carried in and
out u the senate chamber.
Prof. George Fprbess Of London.
the well known electrical expert. IL
at Niagara Fails. the guest Of the
officials of the Niagara Falls Power
Company Prof. Forbes was con
n~rtsd with the power company at
the time Of the harnsssiug of SiaE
aFa'H energy Was frst undertaken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21

Excellent LACE CURTAINS. new
patterns. tapped all round Toe value.
only ise a pair
Imported LACE CURTAINS. .
yards long, handrome new patterns.
taped all round. 100 value. only TO-
pair
Fine Imported Nottingham LACE
cUHTAfNs. 81 yards long. good
widths. handsome patterns. 81 80
value. only SO IA pair
Pine Brussels Net Effect LACE
CrHTAtNs. az yards long. so inches
wide. handsome new rich patterns
fancy curtains but not fancy priced
81 70 value. our price s27b pair
Imported Tul de Cadlz CURTAIN
NET. large lace opeuwnrk pattern.
zsc value. only lac yard
FELT SHADE on spring Rollers.
complete only i2itc each.
Imported New English NET CUT
TAiNs. 5h yards long. In new hand
MATCHLEES PRICES ON QUI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
Pearl White Pique.

a beautiful summer shirt waist IL
made Of pique lust IN the white In
the soft shade called pearl white. Sc
This Is not lavender nor yet pearl
gray, but a soft Understandable
shade like that Of q ncrcy cloud at
sunset It ~ sometimes emphasized
by trimming Of black and occasion
ally by a little pure white, which H.
introduced to show that the pearl Is
pearl and not plain white, 1t IL ex-
ceedingly becoming TO the woman
who has fresh color in her checks.
and to alIr5st all young girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
IMPOSSIBLE To
COPYRIGHT NEWS

NOTION. H. g. Aug. u -
Omcials ~ the library Of congress
were much Interested In the cable
gram from London published this
morning saying that the copyright
bill pending In tho British parlla p
ment has been amended by the house.
1T lords select eommi ttce 80 az to
give ncwspa pers receiving exclusive
foreign news the exclusive right TO
print II far eighteen hours
II " regarded aH only Just and fair
that newspaper that has gone To-
great expense TO procure exclusive
foreign news should have the eseiu-
sivr right ~ publication for a rra-
sonabie time. but there Ia some auea-
ton as 10 whether such law could
be enacted In the United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
EVENING DRESS
is ORDERED

LONDON. Aus 2t-rhc directors
% thc new carlton hotel have arous-
ga hornets uest by an attempt To
compel lineru at the table dhotv 70
dom evening dress several we'll
knoNueiuhmcu have been refused
admitante and protests are appear
ms lu the new papers. II Is pointed
Gut that BE- Is obvious there must be
many occasions when 10 .s impossible
O. dress for dinner. and there u a
general approval Of the expressed
intention ~ nafnc q the victims of
the regulation 60 carry the matter
into the courts. as hotels have no
rirht whatever 10 refuse accom-
moaatians 10 any well behaved per
son who Is able to pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Henrtie Wood, secretary ~
the w. c. r T.. will take here vaca-
ton this week. She will visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. v. u. Manning at isHa :
aunh Mrs Eva 3. berry will take
her place at the W. G. T. 4. head
quarters.
capt. c. l.. Hodges has arrived at
the recruiting ONCE and IL stopping
at the Rainier Grand. He reports
that the regiment now organizing at
the Vancouver barracks. as nearly
completed. lie speaks very highly
~ tho men who have been enlisted
in Washington. and thinks they are
the best class Of men he ever saw
enlisted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
new YORK IN A
BLAZE OF LIGHT

NEW YORK. Aus 2t.-At a meet.
tag today the fireworks committee
adopted specifications which provide
for setting ahlaae the five horuuehs
Of the city on the nlsht 81 Admiral
newey's return. tilds VII DE asked
for at once. and Il Is expected that
when the committee meets newt
"Wednesday all details viii have been
completed.
10 Is planned 70 spend some thous-
snds % dollars for display % hrc-
works In each borough. The water
displays. which will BE- mate from
two long lines 90 tusa and no9ts VIII
cost s5ooa each. one line viii start
from Grants Tomb ana 50 down the
North river. the other or Ward 3
island and they viii meet az the Hat
terry.
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2; H. a. Heater. NJ a A. c. ]
Time. 0l7.
Running broad jump-Don II.
Palmer. q. \. g. /. 10 feet inches.
H. A. Heater. NJ, a. a. G. :. Is feet
il's inches 7. J. Humss. IT,. 3. A. G.
3. - feet - Inches.
$50 yard run-Edward T. Bader. s.
A. G. l. G James Elder. =. Y. N. G.
A. 2. q. Blumenthai. NJ. \. 4. c, J.
Time. 2t07 i-S.
Throwing is-pouni hammer-i.y-
man r. Thaysr. u. Of w. /. 100 feet
2 inches =. Saunders. NJ. 4. A. G. 2.
IS feet. only two competitors In this
event
2zo-yard dash George Paris. s. A.
g. /. Don. II. Palmer. s. \. G.. IF.
Dammaah, NJ. A a. {. J. Time.
0.2ti-5.
Throwing tho discus Arthur Hall.
s. Y NJ. g. A.. 100 feet inches. II.
Saunders. NJ. A 4. g. IS feet 2ls
inches. Lyman +. Thayer. L. Of W.
50 feet 81 inches.
One mile walk-R. \. u. Young. T.
Y NJ .. A, I: J. =. Huffman. NJ. A.
n g. .. Time. I'll 2-b
Putting is-pound Hhot-R. Saun-
ders. NJ a. 4. G. I. rs feet l inch;
Lyman =. Thayer L. Of W. 2. - feet
81 inches; Z. r. Morgan, NJ. 4. \. G.
3, 81 feet a. inches.
puc-fnlle rune. James Elder. s
Y. NJ. G. A., /. Edward T.. RAIDER. g.
\. g, 2 Earl Davis $. Y. NJ. c. a. g.
Time, BIOS as.
22o-yard hurdle-E T.. Morgan. NJ.
a. A. c. /. Don II. Palmer, s. \. c.,
.. 4. NJ. Murphy. NJ. a. A. c. Z.
Time .030
Relay races. A g. 2. Gcary. Tor
kel l.. Monsan, Don ~. Palmer. Geo.
Paris; 3. Y, NJ. G. \. team second.
G. James Elder. s. MacDougau. Earl
Davis. Arthur Hall. Time. 1854 is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21

The y y. A. record for the tt0-yard
run Was broken b. George Paris. Jay
Humes AMI Roy Heater tied 10 feet 10
inches In breaking the =. y. 4. rec
ord In the pole vault. The poor con-
ditlon ~ the track prevented more
records from being broken The
winning team was made M ~ five
men-PariH. Palmer. Hader Monson.
HumeH
The following arc results Of the
different events:
ioo-yard dash-Geo. Paris. 8. \. G..
1. Don II. Palmer. :. A. G. .. Dan
y, Allen. a. +. g.. ?. Time. 1925.
Pole vault-R. Heater. NJ. \. \. c. ,
10 feet 10 inches 7 Humca. ir.. s.
4. G. 10 feet 10 Inches. Don n. Palm
eri = a. g. B. Heater and Humes
tied at 10 feet 10 inches. In the Jump
OF Heater won az 10 feet Inches.
t40-yard dash George Paris. = 4.
G.. |. Lyman b. Thnycr. u. 81 W. 2:
q. Blumcnthai. NJ \. \. G, q Time.
~ 80. Thayer and BIumenthaI tied
FOR second place, and In the run on
blumenthal won.
Running high iump-B Trcnkman.
NJ. a. A. G. I. o fcct 10 inches. 4
Mac Dougall. X Y. NJ. e. A.. 2. + feet Z
Inches. r. -. Watkins. VI. \. A. C.. ..
feet 6 inches.
l2o-yard hurdles r. r.. Morgan, VI
a. A. G. L. Don H. Palmer. s. 4. e,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
Us.ssd
AmuSementS.
Asssss

The Third avenue theater has
a good attraction In The Black
Flag" as presented BY the Il T..
French Theater company. The In
dlcanons are FOR packed houses
nightly. The popular manager. W.
NJ. Russell. II taking part In the
cast, and Judging from biH first
nights work. VIII make pronounced
hit. Mr. French is supported by a
capable company
Miss Marion. as Naomi BiandfDrd.
the heroine. became at once popular
with the audience Mrs. French. ne
Ruth Glyndon; Miss Friel. az T0psy
Carroll. Miss Holden. az Ned, was
very clever "THe Black Flag" viii
be presented for the last Sine to-
night, the bill being changed tomor-
row night 70 Hands Across the
Sen
Dogs Of an descriptions. kinds and
colors. gally beribboned and by their
bright manners donotlnR their intel
iigcnce, perched upon fairyllke char
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
WANTS AN
EARLY TRIAL

TACOMA, Aug ai - Mayor
Nlekeus has written a letter 10 Judge
W. n. II. Kean. Of the criminal court
bench. demanding an immediate
trial. and asking that a special jury
b. summoned to hear his case. The
mayor was Indicted b. the grand
jury on the charge Of soliciting a
bride.
Mayor Nlckeus had endeayOrsd 70
see Judge Kean and make person
al request FOR the prompt trial hut
several attempts to locate him failed.
and recourse was taken to a letter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
UNITED STATES
CHAMPAGNE TRUST

Although the negotiations have not
ynt been completed, 1t he likely that
four n the largest domeatic cham
payne concerns IN the United States
Will form a combination which may
Afterwards develop into an American
champagne trust The nfmH IN quen-
ton ARE the American Wine Com
paBy Of ~ Louis. the Gcrmania
Wine Collars Of Sew York. and the
Pleasant valley Wine Company Or
Rheims y Y. ana the rrbana Wine
Company ~ this city Tho manager
Of one " the companies admitted
yesterday that combine might be
effected. but refused 70 Eive any par
tieulars. The capitalization ~ the
proposed company Will probably be
SO 900 900
NEw YORK. Aug 2l.-rimea says
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VAST LOSS BY
The TEXAS FLOOD

WARRINGTON. u. e. Aug. al
The damage done by the recent iioodH
In rcNan Ia estimated IN an of1clal
report Of E. ~ flolmen. f.. expert Of
the statistical bureau Of the depart
mcn Of Agriculture. at EAt4. O0o.
lie says that the number Of farms
submerged was s.io1. embracing an
area ~ i.asn.Ooa acres. Of which isla.
go were la cultivation. 3Ia 600 acres
bcinE IN cotton. ncrldrr the do
strueilon to crops. estimated A. 81. =
bio.oco. ths damage to farm property
and loss ~ live stock in put at tsti E
0oo. The loss Ia 81 per capita n the
population Of the district submerged.
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-. Woman.


Every woman believes that n man
krumblrm NOT because he has reason.
but because & Il his disposition.
An Atehison woman hates the men
- heartily that she always looks
slouchy 90 that they viii not admire
her.
II you don't like this world. COM
plain 60 the Eiri who IL At home from
school Tor her summer vacation. she
- running u az present.
II 10 related that two AtchiAan Girls
had bathing suits made aud we're
ashamed 90 put them on when they
arrived at the snaahpre.
After a woman has huen married
two years she should gIvc up trying
% get her husband 10 ssy voiuntar-
lily that he IL fond ~ her.
Talk about bad luck. An Atchison
giri saved up her money all last Wtn-
ter t. have a nice time visiting her
sister In Colorado thIs summer. and
the sister hal twins before the At
chison Eiri got her party dresses un-
packed --lAtchlanu Globe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
Five Points Of Beauty.

According t. the Eastern poets a
woman t. he beautiful must possess
the following qualities;
Four things biask Hair. eyriaHh.
50. eyebrows. pupils - the eye
-Four things black Hair. eyciaah-
the eye. teeth. limbs.
Pour things rcd-Lipa. tongue.
gums and cheeks
Pour things round Head. throat.
forearm. mikes.
-Four wings long BACK. fingers.
arms. legs
Pour things iarEe-Forehcai. eyes.
hips. loina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21

A certain Nauvoo woman assured
her husband that she never told him
"a lie ana never would lie told her
that ne did not doubt IT, but would
hereafter cut a notch in the piano
when he knew she deceived him
No. you won't" she screamed. I'm
not going 10 have my plano ruined"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21

some styles. white or ecru; u.s3
value. only Ills a pair.
Imported Irish Point Eject LACE
CURTAINS. az yards long. extra
vide. beautiful new style patterhsi
~ 90 value. only no a pair.
Fine English Net LACE CUR
TAfNs. 81 yards long 81 inches wide.
handsome rich new designs. iz15
value. only 500 pair
20 In wide Fine SASH CUR
TATSR. swlsn. pretty coin dots; only
t22c a yard.
Handsome New Patterns sfLko-
LINE. rich designs. izszc value.
only siac yard.
% tn wide Pine Imported Swiss
MUSLIN. self and coiored patteruHi
2ar value only i4e a yard.
Heavy Opaque SHADE ROLLERS.
on spring rollers. complete only 800
each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
Stovoma keFs' Trust.

PtTTSBrRG. Aug. 21-A stove
combine which has been hanging fire
FOR some months. WIS finally con-
summatad here today when nine u
the principal stove companies Of this
city and Allegheny united 10 form
the Pim.burg Stove and Range Co,
with a capital Of $1,000, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
Cen. Merritt Called Into Conferences.
Bachelor Reflections
Oooo
0o60

II u true that Eve had the devil 10
contend with. but Adam had Eve.
II same people had their heads cut
9r and walked on their uects you
couldn't see any difference In them
II isn't how much you love wo-
man that counts, but how much she
loves 10 think you love 10 love her
A woman will eonnds a lot more
about her husband 90 = friend than
che win confdc TO nor husband about
hrrself
one reason woman can't enjoy
a European trip 10 because she 10 80
anxious - set home and tell her
friends how much she enjoyed IT.
New York Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
New Fall Style
Lace Curtains

and importers, places US in position to show you
the very latest styles Of Lace Curtains Swiss ORA
peres. Screens and Tapestry Table Covers. A
glance into our show window will give you some
idea OF the styles carry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
AMUSEMENT uuIIErIN.

Third Avenue Theatcr-Tonight
THE Black Flag"
This Afternoon and Evening Dog
and Pony Show. Second and Battery
streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21

The Columbia Lodge a. .. T. W.
presented James G. Whalley with a
gold medal on Friday night, IN recog-
milton Of distinguished service rend :
cred Or. Caldwell while the latter
was III in Alaska. The presentation
address was made by O. s. Jones
The results Of recent drillinga in
Rornso have caused many persons to
think that Borneo Will prove 10 be
the richest petroleum field In the
world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-21
SEATTLE ATHLETES
TRIUMPH AT ASTORIA

The championship games at As
toria Saturday were won by tho x.
a g. with 50 points. The scores by
clubs was az follows: