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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01
HER WORK

Alec Koppky. a miner attempted
20 escape from an Officer who had
caught him IN the act Of stealing a
purse from Mrs y. Haihsrt a. 1iTts
Main street kopsky ran. followed
bY Dfficer Liner. who called 20 him
- stop A. the fugitive passed the
Cascade laundry Mis- Nellie O.nfien
the daughter ~ an eN- police officer
who is employed IN the laundry. was
seized with a desire 10 assist the Of
heer. Her FIRST thought was 20
hurl something At kapsky. and she
seized n china cup and threw Il with
AL her force az him. Wonderful 10
relate. she hit her man. striking him
De the forehead and knocking him
senseless. A long cash was cut iu
his forehead from which the blood
STRAINED A. Miss O'Brisn looked
down from n window and saw the
damage she had done. she tainted.
Sergeant Mike Powers. who had
meanwhile arrived on the scene. to-
Retber with Omeer Liner, took
Kopaky ~ headquarters.
Dr. Carroll was summoned and
dressed the wound
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shirt waist Flowers.

An Imported white waist II made
rather preitiiy. The body ~ the
s. aist II made ~ fire tuehH. and the
whole of the back where II buttons
with small pearl buttons 10 uf the
ueka The front f. tucked with tho
exception Of the yoke. which r. ar.
pllaued with roHeltke lace iowerH, IN
q inee which has the appearance ~
val get on a. Intervals. The hne
nninHn8k If which the waist b. made
Be- cut out under the open center uf
anch flower The square yoke ~
outlined with an inch band Of tuck
Ing on either side The sleeves nro
made OF the plain white running the
length uf each sleeve, which II On
ishd ht the wrist with two rows of
tuekiug, With row or the lace TOW
frH between 20 match the collur.
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Local sItss,,on uaehsrxse.
Utterly False.

The report that the ballsrma kers
and moiders would have gone 10
work this morning had ~ not been
for the Interference Of the business
mems committee In behalf Of arhl-
tratlou.f said an officer OF the hoIi
er makers union today al noon. "ia
q blank. blank. hiankefy- blank lie
You ought 10 go and gee some Of tho
molderH about that and hear what
they've got 10 say. heard EN-
this morning. We are AT standing
pat, intend 20 stand pat 10 the end
and never had any idea ~ getting
weak kneed and giving IN. We've
got money yet. ana when that ~
gone we know whore We can got
more +"
Contributions from other unions Of
organized labor are Nifii coming in 70
the Htrikera' headquarters.
The executive committee Of the
strik inR marhinlstg decided this az
ternoon IN secret session that fndi-
vidual arbitration with employers IL
out 81 the question and would not he
couei dered"
Prospects for arbitration ~ the ar.
ferenecs ~ the employers and ON
pioFrs are no farther along tods y
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lily a
Elaborate spations for
0penineIicycle
&C

The hlcyclcea b a total OF
flQe0 IN prize tai place at e'y-
Gle Palace II Hon street and
l&orcn avenue thf0urth. prom
Use to De thHust lrrcsting aud
fastest ever IN l. Northwest.
The track isnewne and eight
laps 10 the
Hall Rrus acfnnt IN train
Ing Tor the traM pursuit race
on the Fourt i Australian
pursuit race ~ Ras are placed
directly oppsr Al other across
the diameter d Gek and they
ride until oneat kertakeH the
other. when hss j. finished.
such q race Il HE and may
lasg fog hour 81 zau - one 81
the best knovcgiss I'm the roun-
try. lie huisnFh4 world rVe-
ords from twu.l a ten miles. v.
Hall Is the siebf the Kansas.
Nebraska. Mod "a Iowa rec
ordS sor vars kniecS y. J.
Hall. anothefrfkt ma an anna
teur. Is IN tririssf ne track for
the amateur eei !. &. MtlihouSe.
a well knoWpuha AmAtaur. is
here. CntfarJ dnpa. and Allen
of Spokane. tstn b f.esdlast men
In the Nerthpt. i ks the Aus
tratian PURSUIT. May other
swift riders y rsress for the
prizes.
ON "work-ti 81 svsninx Hail
brothers covef khree miles In
8 as IS. the latl mile IN 5 sec,
on4s.
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SAM'SOSS
Is IR GAIN
$As, 200, osortk Of War
Revenues Dropped.

wAsHfNGT u. e. July l.
To-day. for thlEt tine since the
var revenue = were imposed IN
ISIS. the AuiefE paeEie can have
their chewiaxN. use their per
fufnery and settles. send teie-
grams and cas- paekHges. insure
their lives and isact texai and IN
encial businss.thaut paving TN
Gle Sam for tlnvflexp. The urx
revenue tax " Eses into effecs
today relieves pchdic 81 about
$500, coo IN All expenditure and
deprives the Efuusedt q a similar
amount Of M
Included ar the articles on
which the tar been repealed out
light are hanEeks. tsiis Of iading
for export. b Or obligation BY
guarantee corrY. cerflficRtes o.
damage, certiss o. deposit. char
ter party. chaf gum, commercial
brokers. slghfafts. express re
esipts. life ins,ce policies. leases.
fnanifests for tom house entry.
mortgages or Feyances In trust,
orders for Tnemf Of money on
fiEht or defua perfumary AM
Cosmetic, powa attorney. prornis-
sorry rotes. p'iet0ry medicines.
protests, teisEh messages, teie-
hone rnessal United States
money orders Z warehouse re-
ceipts.
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In Hotels.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

81 the Dller. Il. 8 whitney, lum-
herman. HadIoek. MlsH Jennie Mad.
ton. 81 haui teacher. 81 Paul. tour
ms WhHhinEton. WIN. Chadwick
lum herman. Hood canal. Geo. "
Mckay. nhinKis mill operator. Vic
taria. =. = ". r. bland. engineer,
Spokane. - Mclaughlin. jefferson
IA NJ. Jones, BLACK Diamond. W ~
shipp. l. Dinvlddte. Granite Falls.
Mr. porEhn. lumh~rman. Addison
Mrs. A. ~. gundlhrh. Clara Mafsr
spokane. ~ -. siler. Everett. q a
Fence. whatcum. ! g HtIi. Ho.
aulnm. X. 7 Jones. Elisnsburg.
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WHEN BLOOD RAINED IN ITALY

The rain Of blood which occurred
MaFch TO In Southern Italy. and, as
reported in cableErams OF that date.
has left as deep a mark upon the peo-
Tie % Sicily and the mountains %
the AhruEri as did the tornado ot
iSss ppon the residents OF ST Louis.
Thousands have not yet recovered
from the panic which this strange
phen0manon created. and all the cN-
plantations OF scientific man cannot
drive away the belief that IL Was a
visitation FROM or high.
In certain parts ~ lower italy the
people are a. heniEhted at the begin
ming Or the Twentieth century As
were their ancestors IA the Middle
Ages. and superstition runs riot on
the slightest provocatinn.
Supsrstitious FeilY.
The belief that the rain - blood
WIS a heavenly revelation is based
upon seperstitious foillrz as old as
the lard iu which they were born.
from which even enlightened Seapoi-
ifaus have net been freed. Twice \
year thu plous communities ~ Ma
rles Nahsh IN the dome tor the flow
81 blood from the wounds II Ianu-
sriua. IN eity's patron saint.
Imagine. theu. the CONSERVATION o.
a people living IN constant fear % a
new outtTcnk u Mt Vasnvlus when
raindrapa red a. blood began 10 fall
on that memorable March day.
a. Awful Spsetseis.
Early thAt morning the stroeeo
which hisw across she valleys and
muuntains seemed 10 come from a
red-hot furnace. Ths sky resembied
q isaden Fupoia and the heat was
ike that of day In midsummer. Th-
roofs Of the houses trembled In the
gale
Suddenly toward the noon hour.
the sky changed - color % n yell
IoSish hroRn and a heavy mist en-
xeloped everything.
These are more the symptoms 81
an outbreak of VsWuviuH. ecnse-
aueutiy the entire popuiaee hurried
10 the docks and out upon roofs
and terraces 20 watch the angry
oufhurst % the old mountain.
The sand and dust which the gale
whiried into the towu and through
the narrow. sackilke streets burned
ths skin a. 4 came IN contact with
IL. and II we quickly settled in the
rsinds - the people that Neausius
had begun "a destructive werk.
The terrible fear - the morning
Was turned into 4 panic when, In the
afternoon. vhat seemed 60 be real
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OIVA'S FATHER BEES FOR PENNIES

oanaorvator of the aged man II stop
ped from using this fund by constant
appeals iu court
Public Guardian Hnrtelmes who
has charge ~ Abbutta estate. hps
penied for permissi0n 10 pay some
~ the pressing claims. and To FUR
uhh Abbott With copies o. the
morning au1 afternoon newspapers.
Abbott b. now k8 years old. lie ~
In 4 annithrlufn a. River Forest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01
VACCINATIONS VOICE is HUSHED

fHICAGO. July DIR. Thwing
~ cleveland, IN Addressing the Phi
I<ff4 Kappa aociety. ~ Northwestern
univ rHity. here, said that men Of
feffk5s are becoming scarce and that
fH]IfIfe studies are in danger ~ he
t1nHiug merely descriptive and not
tof1f arative and interpretive N the
f1fldH mental relations Of man AMI
iIhfuRe.
tH took for his subject. THE Re
lAfIrh ~ the University ~ the
HiEter Llfe ~ the RephbIln."
ENhe is obliged ~ caufeas that
tn nect ~ American univeraflca
u &fnerican letters In recent decadea
pft ~ great a. It was IN earlier
tlu1rt," he said.
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I'm fact, II r. said that teacher
NJ English ut Harvard declared re-
Gently that In the last rs years Har-
ward hos not turned out a man who
writes with distinction. The reason
lies IN the absorption in things ma
tcrlal
I'm former years men gave them
selves 10 IDEAS. uuw they give them
selves ~ things The reason iH that
this rs an aRe II materinliam II d.
o time ~ the reign ~ the exterior
senses. The voice Of the imnRln
alton Il hnsbed The altar hrea ~
the creative Imagination are burned
out. In their places We have the
fires N tho steamship boiler and Of
moRui locomotives"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01
FIRE N
FIRT AVE.
Midnight Bls in Columbia
Grocery sre-Muca
Dage.

A FIRE which ased considerable
damage oceurrsshis morning in
the Placements one Columbia Gro
Gerry Co. the Th4Ra hardware co.
and simon BFosIothlnE store. all
near The corner first avenue and
Madison street
shortly after Knight Patroinan
Nilkman diseovsd smoke issuing
from the baserne Of the Columbia
ETocery stors. Ffe Immediately
I.Iiied IN an sian. when the en-
~ arrived srAs was pouring out
ffF dense volume Axes were used
key and ne hines we're discov-
~ thesr%.,nt. At lis o'clock
80 yauished.
80 4 b. cOluN1bia Gro
.wxs ~ avpfoad a. $4,000. and
q. - ~ Insurance. Probably
~ 70. - goods were destroyed.
- She Thedinga Hard
e o. -e9Iaout 500. fully insured.
esfs. anon ros. ciothing store
Touaidtiy ~ smoke and wa
but th@nnOs yet make an es-
INNATE.
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than az any time last week
Nothing can be learned for publ
cation from the building Trades
council Ia regard 10 shat action may
- taken on and after July r.
in case the Manufacturing humber
men and planning mill employers 30
not grant n nins-hour dag by that
date a. demanded A member ~
ths building Trades council sid
this morning that the council has m
Intention 81 being led BY the en-
ploysrs into a public discussion ~
the controversy in the newspapers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01
STEAMER !
BURNS(UP

Adviees brought d1wn by the
steamer Victorian tell af the total
destruction Of the liver steamer
Gardner. The hnat MAS sinR a. a
point known as JONES point hear
thilkat inlet. when Vhe iirs was dts
ct vernd 10 IT, FREELY hint+d tha'
the ure was tho att 81 incedlarirs.
and that tho indiVnH are ths EdI=y
PARTIES
The little steamer was the prop
suY Of II. II. Oslduer aad Npa built
to order At = eyat Of u.sfo.
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An effective fauluri dress la made
OF red fouisrd with "a white pat
tern. The bodice opens over FROM
~ plated white muuaseiine lie snlc
on which are "pHttes Of black vel.
set ribbon The wnlHtbaud D. ~ the
same style. Tho skirt 10 trimmed
with two bands ~ bntiate. embrold
erred with red cotton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01

CHICAGO. June sT,=With the In
come Of tt0o 900 al his command,
Seth Abbott has asked the probate
court for enough money with which
o. buy the daily newHpH PEERS.
seth Abbott - this father II Emma
Abbott. the opera singer. who died
come years ago. She left him the
Income for lifr on 500 $50. THE
amounts 10 Sf0O month, but the
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BOUND FOR
PHILIPPINES
is6 Young People Sail To-
day on Buiord.

SAN FRANCISCO, cal, July l.
As the volunteers have all come
home and regular troops have been
sent To take their places. the trans
ports e. the Philippines VIII here
after carry more civilians than sol
diefa. During the present month
the passenger uata will be made w
largely ot the names of school
teachers who are going o. the islands
70 teach the ynung idea how e. shoot.
The fitst consignment, consisting
81 l56 young men and women, sails
today on the Bufurd. Within a
week or 10 days the Logan viii take
another large party and the Thomas
viii sail later In the month with no
fcWcr than 800 teachers who have
entered government service.
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The Young Mems Institute w
conduct an excursion 81 AnouuRlu{
Falls and North bond July 4 Tf
train viii leave the union depot n
Il M II Il intended 10 make ~
nfrHir the first annual basket pi1ul
of the association. Tho uNcurl io
Will be marked by the usual CelJlra
ZION and by games. music and dane
lur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01

The weather bulletin shows that
the temperature tn Seattle for the
week ending June "a WAS e.. Fof
tho period hstWecu March ] ana
June q BE- Was g. va. Fur the week
rudin June q the rainfall was two
tentha inches. since March u Was
rs inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01

r. G. cruitrF vas plBred m fhn
county JAN today for cont mpt Il
toNrt iu refusing 70 pap ~. j. Eu-
~ r. Jordan 500. To- neenrdEn a.
With the decision - ia fKs Tailfnkn
Ia The Jnrdan-Coulter rase.
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MEFF0RD
HEARING

The civti seryfce commission had
set tonight a. the date for hearing
the appeal ~ Ofncer Menord who
waa auaps uded by chief ~ Police
Sullivan for neglect ~ duty 81 the
time ex-Chief Meredith WAS mur-
dered b. the Considlnes.
Msfford today asked for further
time 70 prepare his case and Il Wa
granted. President =. -. Hurhen
then Fixed Friday evening M 7 O'Clock
az the date for the commission
trial.
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FIRE REPORT

The report n chisf cook Of the
ffr department shows four mrs
during June. The Vmlus nf the four
uu.5dtuEw and contents WheFE trsH
occurred was tS1tsE. ioaa its 81 ard
itaurancs tt5.T0o. BE report tkst
"a buildings were Inspected
New bath houses. Maarona vtiia-
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TOmorrO~, NEXT Day ssd the rOsr,h

You may bring in the subscribers
tomorrow. wednesday and up 20
noon on the Fourth. Rhodes Bros d.
izu second avenue. vii Be open al
DAY en- ths Fourth. and viii nii the
orders for fireworks that We give ynu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01

About thenr times the great Amer
lean bread winner turns pathstieaI-
- toward hiH attsnuated poo textbook
and. thinking 81 the vacation bills
which are certain % come. wishes
he VAS a barefoot boy again.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

VIM y nird, travelling auditor a
the Northern Pacific railway, iH IN the
city on "a tour ~ inspection or com
pany onice accounts tie VIII ~
east 10 Spokane from here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01

I1r Cumydws Chinese Root cures
rheumatism. once. Lyon houss.
EfsA Columbia street. between sec
end avenue and Third avenue. once
ours. , q. m % 8. m
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WINS RACE

BRoSTos POINT. n. /. July l.
The Columbia Won the trial race.
beating the Constitution home by
thrre minutes. Ths IL the hrst u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01

The Russian empire r. possibly the
greatest contributor 70 the world q
supply Of fur Russian and Siberian
hunters destroy annually 5000 600 er b
mines. 100000 marmota and % 600. 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01

A very large percentage Of the
best people in Seattle come to this
drug store mainly because It's
a good one.
You get what you ask for and
payl Invariably less than any
where else and the assurance
that "things ARE what they
seem" IS Worth much.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01
WEATHER FORECAST.

Seattle and Vicinity Tonight and
tuesday, occasional showers. light
TO fresh west 20 south winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01
BY LIGHTNING

II persons were killed BY lightning
on a pier north q Lincoln park. It
is feared there arc other victims.
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steamer Cyrene between parks
sverT afternoon and evening.
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SLOT MACHINES
WIN THE day !

~. ,,.o,s, ,As srnoor s-cia-
- ~. ea.e - tntate v. Tom
Williams. the nicklH' hes = mn =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01

the series Of races TO ds,erunins what
yacht shall defend the international
cup against Great Britain's ehaiienE-
sr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01

chine test case. taat trade machines
d. not come under the proh'h'tory
state law.
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kNNC POLICE

Chief ofns Sullivan today APP
s.ninfad & W. r.. I.aubscher 70
- ptalf DETECTIVES NJ. T. Pow
90 ~ be ant. Detective Pow
- auoceerKt. I.aufFeher. who
gises 10 the place made vacant
- CAPT. gsn. now chief. Pa.
roiuan Adams has been ap1
rointed ative.
=affs=s=a-ssa==-a~
FOR bai1fs drona y}ie Baths.
eueciatcaii on N. y. Peafe-
yohnson for millinery, suife.
IA kffta anata. 1907 Second ave.
y &puhcf charter Schertzer
- ~ park. Tel. Wcst 55i.
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The Danube river noWa through
countries ia which bs languages and
dialects ara spoken.
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kspt By ,hs Ixnefsnt.

Countless sheets II paper which
had caught the drops 81 rain that 80
terribly disturbed the community.
we're placed IA frames and are kept
In the homes ~ the ignorant a. The
most precious keepsake - the awful
day. Many less reNHFsntiai count
ed their priceless drupa and played
the lotteries with their numbers
Although over three months have
ELAPSED. the ignorant Nsapoiitan. the
siciiian and the n1ouutainerr 81 the
Ahruzri has not yet eeaesd 90 tempt
luck With figures which he adducsu
from the red raindrnpa on hia coat
sleeve. bis cap. or ths piece q cloth
y hich b was quick enough 90 spread
out before his little cabin % catch
whaf the scientific man calls red
desert sand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01

Judge Henford today refused = new
trial to Wm Wilson and z. 4. Hod-
son. recently found guilty II Snug
CLING Opium Into thtH country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01
SUMNER SCHOOL

The summer school lnder tharss
nj ! -. Laurence and Cbaa. EaEan.
areu~d this mornlua in tht itch
school bullying. The course ~
{, uda about SIX weeks a VI there were
ahsut 100 teachers rrefsnt.
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CONTINUED from page oneD
a meeting % business men and
their committee appointed last week
% call on the Metal workers 1850
citation with a view 70 arbitration %
the strike. VIII ~ held this evening
at the rooms u the chamber ~ com
raerce. The foregoing facts In rc-
gard 20 the situation I'm the Fart.
which the Associated Press new
papers have not disclosed. will b.
presented.
Fully 20 per cent. Of Arms IN the
East have granted Ire nine hour dnY
with the Increase - wages" arr
also the words 81 a tetferfrdru Grand
President O'ConneL dated June q
All mac hiue shops In 81. Louis
No, and the largest PEI cent. % the
number In Chicago. have alao grant
"a the nlne-hour day and 10 hours
pay.
Local sitvstion usehsnRsd.
The strike situation In Seattle Is
the same today that Il Waa last sat.
urfay and All last week. with moth
Ing doing IN the shops. and the men
standing. n possible. hrmer than
ever In their determination not 20
return 70 work except On the basis
of nine hours work and 10 hours
pay.
THE declaration IN = morning news
paper from the Metal Workers az
sociatfon against arbitration caus-
81 no furry in the ranks Of the atrik-
sra.
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{ CHICAGO. July IA storm struck
haicAse thls afternoon. and at least
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To ha,,ie.hip. steamer A,hion.
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drops ~ blood. fell upon the roofs
or the houses. the faces. hands and
garments ~ those who remained
out 81 doors.
That blood could not come from old
Nesuvius every body knew. but that
the visitation was FAR more dreadful
thousands runfceturcd.
Plates. fiat dishes 81 every descrip
ton. cloth newspapers and sheets 81
white paper we're held ia trembling
hands q catch the bloody drops.
Few had The courage 20 examine the
red stains carefully
Work tor reporters.
Newspaper reporters rushed forth
O. interview the men ~ science. The
latter explained the queer pheupm-
euou, which was caused bY cyclone
In the iihyan desert taking the red
sand into the air tu become mixed
with clouds and fall wlth rain
Lengthy accounts OF these scientific
clncidatlous we're published. hut
without avail The ponulne~ would
neither D. auietcd nor made O. a-e
the phenomenon Tn "A rational light
Twenty four hours after she rain
had ceased the lotteries ard policy
shops began q do fouriahinE bust
rsss. old dream books were con-
suited. and all the numbers which lA
the least had reference 20 the strange
visitation were played ~ thousands
% auperstisio0s people. The mum.
Der 4. which means rain. s rain Of
FIRE; 81. Hiroceo. n sunday. and rs.
eruption, were asked fer In tnnum-
cradle combinations. aud the god
drss II chance had her hands full
for weeks after distributing a few
prizes and hundreds q Thousands q
losing cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01

Ausef charter schertzsr
~ park. Tel. Wcst 55i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01

I bunch OF dynamite
frecrackers guaranteed
to be the best inc fire.
crackcrF).
I giant salute.
. cannon crackers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01

Come the Star Office. ii0T Third avenue. right
away. and get blanks you can begin work at
Remember that this liberal ofer u for new shscrfb-
only and anyone who stops the paper betHeen
and The Fourth Of July and takes Il again. VII
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