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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
WERE SELLING
THE CLOTHES
Said 10 Have Been Stolen a Few
Nights Ago.

Henry Walters and Harry Burk-
man were arrested last night by
officer Fletcher and n charge OF rob
berry was placed against them. The
men were caught in the act 81 dis
posing Of n quantity OF clothing to
the proprietor OF the Brussels saloon
In the Black Chapel district
They put up a story about buying
the stun for $3.50 but as they want
ed 10 sell II for $500 the story didn't
sound good TO Ohicer Fletcher.
The men we're locked up and the
clothes kept AZ headquarters. &. G.
pickney and g. W. Warner after
ward Identified the clothes as some
that had been stolen from their room
at so Sixth avenue south "A few
nights ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
THE PLUMBERS
WILL PICNIC

Plumbers Union No. 81 will give
a picnic at Pleasant Reach next sun
day. 20 which the entire public ~
invited. There viii be ameH ~ all
kinds for which 80 prizes have been
ofrered, The Seattle aud TacoHta
plumbers viii play game ~ base
ball An orchestra 81 eisht pieces
has been engaged to furnish music
for the dancing In the pavilion.
steamers VIII leave 0aihfnith =
dock every hour from . IN the morn
irE Co 2 in the afternoon A Low
rate ~ "a cents Tor the round trip
has been secured.
The plumbers are anticipating a
big time ard assure everybody a
good time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
Heaters.

The Elks benefit takes place to-
night AZ the Seattle thsatrr and VIII
be repeated tomorrow night. Among
the interesting features viii he the
first appearance Of Miss Jncque
Casad az a baton tWirler. the young
lady being a pupil - Drum Major
Morton I'LL Of the First Regiment
hand Among others who viii be IN
the bin are white a uafr, Hasel
Stencil, blanche Emerson. Mr.. and
Mrs. t.issenden. and Frank coomhH
The Pioneers association visited
the Grand opera house last night 10
witness the nns performances ~ The
Giri Left Behind Me" BY the
Frawiey company The play wen !.
with great seiat. and the bis scene
In the third act with lls Indian at
tack stirred the blood 81 the men
who had IN the early days ~ Sc
attic heard the same cries. Many
81 the older men started up az The
sound ~ the whrop as a war
horse starts az the sound 81 battis.
The Third Avenue theater was
crowded last night 70 witness the
fire acting II James NJ ward IN
through by Daylight" The old
metnframa has made no end % hi.
II xln run throughout the week with
a matinee IN Saturday.
The buiiaKht FttIl continues to b.
the attraction A. the searehiiEht.
i10sts Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
object TO A
TEN-H0UR DAY

20. ~ following resolutions were
rr.skiec BY the Carpenters union At
=. meeting last night:
.nsreas, II II = vital principle Of
80. s1anlzed labor 10 raise the wages
u, ~ ieouoe the hours ~ labor: and
.r,.,as-feas. There things are univ
.ahy recognized by organized Ia
syeryW here: and
al asreas. One n the most essen
II. FEATURES 81 organization IL -
~ 70 the doctrine which We
I.sh. otherwise we cannot hope 70
~, IN 'hs confidence OF honest men
!, !" thsfeas, The excavation upon the
.1sihoWn A. the Labor Temple lot,
s.ek zone by people who pose a.
- - ~ organized labor. and men
norking there 10 hours Der day.
cs.ss'sIsiore. b. h Resolved. That the
49, .pfhtsrs' Union ~ Seattle cor
va IN the most inequivocal terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
WATER FRONT
HAPPENINGS

Steamer Elihu Thomson arrived
from Tacoma this morning. Her
date Of sailing has been changed to
Thursday II being impossible TO load
her cargo in time to get away to-
night.
The transport Kiutuck, which has
been at Tacoma for several days.
Will load u large cargo here for the
Philippines Her date Of sailing has
not yet been fixed. From Manila the
Kiutuck will go 10 Liverpool, Eng
land.
Work Of overhhullnR the steamer
Mexico, formerly the Manuence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
WAS BADLY
MIXED UP

The charge Of grand larceny pre-
ferred against Kitty Franklin by J.
Hume. was dismissed late yester-
day afternoon by Judge George.
Hume's statement Of the facts OF
the case was all MIXED up. He said
on the witness stand that he had
been robbed Of $50 or $50 notwith-
standing his report To the police that
he had lost only two $40 gold pieces
IL finally became apparent that
he did not know how much he had
lost The Franklin woman pro-
duced evidence that Hume had spent
"A great deal OF money and the court
was Of the opinion that all OF his
money had been squandered by him
acff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
In Hotels.
S~N<>~<NN<NN<N~N~~NN~N

Following are among the late ar
rivals az the Haiuief-tl J. II
Ashton, % weii known Tacoma at
alruey y J Walsh and I. ~. Case
and Wife. Tacoma. Joseph FpeiEis
Portland. ~ Dumsld. i.na Angelic
T.. NJ HaiisY. Salt Lake. { a. M
spencer, Grafton. y. -.
At the pnsf. u. nl1ler. a well
known San Francisco miner. A. e
Juueas president ~ Aahon college. Il
y smith. timber cruiser 81 chip
pewa Fails, VIZ. y. Behan. ranch
er. Ssah hay.
Al the stevens John l. Flowers.
Cotton. y. J Herman and wife. snos
homiah! q. S. Peck Olympia. J 4.
Cato. Tacoma. Hristnn Adams AMI
wife. Washington, =. q.
At the Hrunuwiek J. ". Hannah
and J n Mayinr. Oak Harl,or. Ia
coma Baseball club. =. ". PRESTON.
SPOKANE. Lee Nelson. wife aud
mother, Pullman. Pred Nulte. Cum
bertrand.
At the Seattle. 4. J. Paul and 4.
,. Feiffer. Portland 9. ~. kYra. Etz
srctt= J. r. Marshal. woulley. a
srhansid ard >. BENNETT. Hoquiam
:. MarchlHaon. Fairhaven.
~ the Hutirrs n. y. Horrnurhs,
attorney q Honulsm. Judge Mez
Bride Mount Vernon. J. - II. Rick.
shy. Victoria. e.. ". Wurtels. Great
Northern representative al Victoria
Paul Naliuff q miner from Paris
France. who T. going 90 Meme.
At tho Northern Tom Tmrbaa
Spokane. ~. A. Muurus. Kent. "
o. bradley. Portland. ". I. Cole.
man and ". ~. Johnson. longer. a
Warren. Victoria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
100000 IS
HER CLAIM
WOmanDOctor Demands
an Enormous Fee.

CHICAGO. June g. -- pr. Emma
Nlekeraon Warne through her at
torneys, has nlcd Ia the probate
court a claim Tor ste0, 900 against tho
estate ot Francis 7. Wheeler. who
died In June 1900. leaving 5000, 600
The claim e. for medical services
aud personal attention, rendered I'M
der contract, hy the terms Of which
pr Narne was to take care Of Mr..
Wheeler as long as he lived, The
claim viii be contested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
CUT OUT.

Class day exercises will be cimtn-
ated this year by the graduating
class % the Seattle Htsh school
There Is no suitable room availa bile
in the iugh school building. and the
students feel that the expense eN-
cceds the returns. and are determiu-
ed t. forego the pleasure this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
VIII No, Come to Seattle.

The arrangements entered into he
txsen the California a oregon Coast
sfsanship Co. Of California. and the
&izx<s Steamship Co, Of Seattle
whereby the latter company was Ia
eperste the steamer Alliance belong
- 70 the former and place II on the
Seattle Nome run. have been deciar-
= 81 and the Alliance will not come
3 Seattle. A number 81 tickets had
zen issued for passage on the boat
sszf TIE money has % he refunded
Ne cause Is assigned for tia abrupt
tsrrinztiou OF the agreement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
-----------------a-=-#--------
HIGH SCHOOL
SENIOR CLASS

The senior class Of the Seattle high
school will give q moonlight excur-
sion and ball NJ Meydenbauer bay
on Lake Washington tonight. The
senior class Of this school has al
ways aimed 20 make this affair the
most enjoyable IN the school year.
The picnic this year viii be no ex-
fseuffQu 20 the rule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

lying az Arlington dock. was com
meneed to-day. The Pacific Clipper
llue operates the boat but tho date
uf its sailing cor destination has not
yet been made public,
The steamer ConemnuRh, which
sailed yesterday FOR Nome sinckeu.
cd speed ~ Apple Tree cove Ca put
ashore two stowuwayH
Caunerv tender Edlth. Of Tacoma
utiled from the coai bunkers this
morning for WranHrl and other
points She viii carry passengers
and supplleu and ia fttod for three
months voyage. capt swanson II
ln command.
Everything in solid out ON the
steamer south Portland. and II r.
likely that the veHHel VIII leave for
Nome tomorrow.
steamers John : Kinhau and
state OF California sail TO- the north
tonight. AMI four anllinRs are ads
Ncrtised for tomorrow.
Up 90 8 o'clock this afternoon the
steamers south Portland and 81
Taui from san Fruncnscn. had not
been reported The latter b. now
three days overdue. and the former
one day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
LOOKS BAD
FOR LEARNER

n. Learner Is being heard before
ledge George this afternoon on the
eexrge OF receiving stolen goods. IL
szs alleged IN testimony that he
Hs<1 several Ballard boys 10 steal
4aantities Of tobacco from freight
ears AZ Interplay From statements
xxie BY the BOYS today Learner
Eealt give them the number OF a
ear loeded with cigars and tobacco.
~ boys Earl Little and SiKor
PzHlson. would then steal the goods
ard sell them 20 Learner. This has
teer going on for some tfrue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
SECOND ATTEMPT
10 Rob Second Avenue Drug Store
Il Reported.

An attempt 90 enter the NarieY
shaw Drug Co.'S store on second
avenue near Pike street. was report
cd 70 the police this mornlnE. hsys
erul DAYS ago the pruprieiofa 20 The
establishment reported the loss ~ a
number ~ boxes of cigars. This
morning being ON the look out fnf
anything suspicious. they discovered
that two bars across a window IN
the rear X the store had been sawed
or The matter VAS promptly re-
ported and Investigations are noW
hnLu. mMMm-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
EXPELLED

DIES MONIES. Ia. June "a
council ~ ministers and elders. rrn.
rrHenfipg ~ churches and sitting AZ
1unnell. expelled from the Congre.
Eaiiouaf church. Prof. George l.
Heron. Tor conduct uubeearnins a
'hf aHtinn and a gentleman" The
trial and expulsion 81 Prof. Heron
grew out ~ his being divorced frnru
ms vie, and hts marrying IN New
YORK. the other day. Miss Carrie
Rand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
PIONEERS
vii End Annual Session with
Banquet.

Ihis afternoon the Washington
rsneers association IN pienicfng At
E<dlEor park 4 lunch was served
: TIE pavilion, and a number Of
nasical selections were rendered dur.
~ TIE afternoon. This evening the
FEanization ~ % b. rendered a ban
sssi az the Hotel Stevens by mem
sefs from this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
FREE FIRE
v Or \ !
AND.
FIRE(RA(KERS

The Star viii give away
fireworks 20 the boys and
girls 81 Seattle and the
surrounding towns and
country.
For every new subscrib-
- 90 the star You bring in.
together with e cents the
price for one month. you
get 70 cents worth 81 fire.
works. etc n you get two
new Subscribers you get
- cents worth. etc. II
you get four subscribers
you get 81 % worth Of fire.
works. You may get as
many subscribers as you
can and you viii receive
Is cents worth Of fire.
works for each one.
The price OF the Star II
2 cents a month. All
subscriptions. with which
fireworks are given. must
hs paid in advance. and
must be received as this
Office on or before July I.
FREE.
lust n little effort and
you can have n big lot of
fireworks to celebrate the
glorious Fourth with.
Come 70 the Star Office.
iIaT Third avenue. right
away. and get blanks 50
you can begin work at
once.
Remember that this lib
erai offer IN for new Cub
scribers only. and any one
who stops the paper be-
tween now and the Fourth
Of July and takes u again.
viii not be counted a new
one.
The star VIII pay the
freight on all packages 20
he sent out of town. II
You live in the country or
town outside of Seattle.
your package % fire.
crackers wili be delivered
free ~ the nearest railway
station.
Sec what the splendid
packages contain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
Wife MAY
USE FORCE
TO Compel Her Husband
to Come Home.

HAGERsTowN. nd. June b.
Judge stake has decided that a wo-
man has the right to use as mu, Il
force as necessary to make her hut
hand return homo II she fnda him on
the street with another woman.
The ensc waa that Of Mamie Cur.
IN. on an appeal from Judge Hon
man. for assault upon her husband
ana disturbing the neirhborhoOd.
The woman commended that she WIS
trying 10 get her husband home At
the time ~ the alleged assault. Judg
stake declared her not guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
A Gamblers Fine.

Richard Alexander. OF the Green
Light gambling establish ment. was
arrested last night BY Chief Mere
dith on the charge Of conducting
gambling games, He was fined fi7S
for the seven tables operated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
wife Hangs herself.

BuTTE. Mont. June g. Elizabeth.
wife ~ John N. wilton. IA miner
strauRied herself 10 death with a
clofhta-iine ia the Kitchen of the
family home She was dependent
because of 81 health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
LAST EDITION.
. O'Clock.
MIDNIGHT

CHICAGO. June G-Reports re-
..ved late this afternoon say cloud
A.r.ts have swept burlington. Ia.
and other towns.
Attoeloek Chicago was hlack as
..,snieht. a strong northwest wind
er,rsinr tremendous clouds alonE
rs evident that Wisconsin, Iowa
"a Minnesota felt the effects OF the
x,cru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

LONDON. June The Rev. ~ "
Parker Methodist missionary Ia
southern Asia, Be- dead nt Naiui Tat
whittier he had gone for hts hrhltu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
MorialIiY Record.

Mra. Katherine WeiE died laai
evening at the residence ~ her
daughter Mru. u. Eehwriuebarf, IL
Eaaflake avenue. The funeral ser
Vices will BE- held from the residence
tomorrow at q. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

The New York Life Insurance Co.
IL the only company writing Alaska
risks without extra premium .nd
Eithout a single restriction The
only policy written which f. non
forfsltable and Uncomfortable ron
date 81 issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

Or cumyoW's Chinese Root cures
rheumatism. once. Lyon houHs
aists Columbia street. between sec.
uud avenue and Third avenue. one.
foura. n. m. 60 2. III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

J. u. Caskey. business manager
for the Dawson Daily News, who
has Just returned from the East. Ia
shipping 10 the News two Monollne
type setting machines. complete
half-tone outfit. and two carloads
81 fruit paper. Mr. Caskey leavea
for Dawson on the 9th inst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
Little Miss Ernst.

Born. % Air. and Mrs Charles q.
Ernst. ~ Wk Third avenue north.
June 3, daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
BUY MORE HOSE

The council IRE and water com
mittee has decided 10 recommend
that $500 be appropriated 10 repair
the engine houses. and that a suit
Client amount boz Appropriated e.
buy 600 feet more Of "a inch hose.
and for hook and ladder truck Tor
use in the downtown districts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

TIE SEQ excursion rate announced
by The Great Northern Railway pro-
Nldes that pa sHenKern can return
over any route,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

The body % r. g Moisberger.
who died on HE way 20 Cincinnati
from here at Rock Springs, Wyo.,
Sunday night. will arrive in Seattle
tonight. The remains will be en-
baimed by Bonney e. Stewart and
shipped 20 Edison. Wash, for inter-
meut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
WATER SHUT OFF.

owing ~ necessary repairs 10 pipes
on Second avenue. the water win be
shut on on that avenue between
Main and Jackson streets, all Of 10 F..
morrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

The May number % the North
western Miner. Manufacture and
MctailurEist. Just issued. r. profuse-
~ illustrated with hne haiftonr en-
cravings. giving views of Seattle
manufacturing plants etc The pub
licattan also presents a considers BILE
quantity - useful statistical inform
alton relating 10 Seattle ard it, In .
duafrien.
a large number 81 copies viii b
sent 60 the Fan-Amsrican expos tion
FOR distribution. and will NJ doubt
b. Instrumental IN calling the attens
ton q many manufacturers Co this
city.
The edition IL printed on the finest
book paper and makes a NEST cred =
liable appearance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

Samuel Kehoe, age 81 years, Of
I'LL Third avenue. died this after
noon at the family residence. He n
the father Of Mrs. e. r.. Nelson Or
this city For 10 years ne was an
undertaken in Walla Walla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
HIS FACE TOLD
ALL ABOUT IT
And a Warrant for Assault and
Battery Was Made Out

J. n. Mecuie today sVore out
a warrant before Judge cam for
the arrest Of chris bowman on the
charge ~ assault and battery. A
row started IN a new building on
BEACON Hiil on which both parties
are working a mlxsup followed In
which. from all Appearance Ne.
cute came cut with second hounrH
A. he came into court this morning
the clerk Immediately took up an az
nAuit and battery warrant and
asked who dld a. The evidence Of
the contest and questions were un
necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
New YORK Dental PaTlOrS

GA FIRST AVE, SEATTLE.
Second floor. Howard building. uppo-
ste Mutual Life building.
Main once, Portland, or! branch
once, San Francisco. Cal. Hours.
60 =. sunday, 10 10 4. Ladies' alwsys
IA attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

The new excursion steamer Cap
ital city viii leave for olympia and
Turnwatcr Falla on sunday morn
INK At ; o. She wili stop az Tacoma
both going and coming. and viii re-
main in olympia three hours. giving
those aboard her an opportunity ~
inspect toe new state capitol build
ing Tickets are on sale at Lee
Pharmacy. corner Second avenue
and Columbia streets. price 81 Tor
the round trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05
The 5O(Pd(kdQe
Contains.

! bunch Of dynamite fire.
crackers guaranteed to
be the best 10 cent fire.
craCkerel.
box Of cannon crackers
90 in hox),
giant salute.
. large cannon crackers.
colored light.
! Chinese bomb.
pin wheel.
3 Roman candles las
sorted.
. sky rockets.
flower pot.
triangle wheel.
BALLOON &c FEET
AROUND.
/ package Of punk.
Any hoy or girl who gets
two subscribers may take
two - cent packages or
enc 80 cent package. and
SO on.
As fast as YOU bring I'm
the subscribers, we will
give you an order for the
goods on Rhodes Bros,
1881 Second avenue. Sign
Of the Big Coffee Pot
headquarters for fire.
works.
II YOU live out Of town
and are not coming to the
city on or before the
Fourth. simply send In the
money with the names aud
addresses OF tho suhscrih-
crs. and You viii receive
the fireworks free by
freight. State what rail-
way station you desire the
package shipped to.
This offer Is open ~ all
boys and girls in the State
OF Washington.
The Star guarantees
these fireworks to he lust
as good as can be bought
anywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

Lake Washington flyer. Str. Cy-
rene. between Madison and Tserchi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-05

this action as uuptincipled aud a
hard blow 10 organlapd labor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
SEAT TIE
PORTLAND
Webtooters End Series by
WhltewashIng Local
Ball Team

The last OF the series Of baseball
gamea between Seattle aud Portland
resulted In victory fof the latter
team yesterday afternoon by q score
ct Z Ia .. The champions proved 20
boz too much for Teddy Cuthutt
aud uukdalr'H aggregation Was
WhlteWashed Corhrtt pitched falr-
~ good tame however tie Was
cool aud controlled himself we'll
Very few Wild throws were chalked
up against him and fen Portland
bnttefs walked. Three hits ip the
fcyond InuInK Hrorct tNo runs and
three maHs in thc seventh made the
other two. with these exceptions a
close game was played Tinhrt q
sensational work ON third base Tor
Portland was the feature ~ the
Eamr Time and again be cut off
what appeared 90 be safe hits. by
phenomenal work Salisbury. tho
Portland twirirr. WAS found often BY
the Seattle hAtsmrn but his perfect
support saved the game.
A great deal ~ criticism VAS heard
among the spectators because Hick-
ey Harmon and NtovaH. their crack
pitchers were allowed Ia Hit on the
benches white Corhett. who ir an out
fielder. PLAYED in the bes. nuGdais
however. says he Knows his business
and had good reasons for the action.
There Is na game today but the
series with Tacoma begins tomor-
row Manager uurdale SAYS that he
has hia men In such shape that they
VIII win most 81 the gamas from TIA
coma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
PEOpLE's SAYING RANK

. u II = n IsNII IA y n
Second avenue and Pike ST. Capital
paid up. lipQ 0oQ. Il. c. Neufelder,
pres, J. u. Hayden. cash. J. T.
oreenlssf. asst. cash COMMERCIAL
tavlnGt ard tFlAt huainr.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10

QUEEN city Emp. Ofiee-wantet-
2 huusaksepers. 4 chambermaics
Mattresses. 3 second girls. day wo-
men. - men. $3.50 per day; dish
washers. men and women. 2 por-
tiers. 1914 Third avenue. Phone.
BLACK a7HI New. Ess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10

Corrected Daily. = The following
prices are being offered % the pro
Queer IN round lots on the dock or In
fne car a. Seattle.
Grain Oats. 5000: barley,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10

- have been sjveu by Mr
HARRY ricksrfus ami Mr. George
RieAinson last 81 WrdaS exentns
an Lake Washington did net ma
es thc weather number af thy
guests. however about twenty Ia all
vent to tHe horne uf Miss gens Qrl-
ham. Ht NI NIHth avenue. and tHs
eNfniuE Was spent ia dancing
Miss lliir Jonr-. ta blanchard
street wIN leave next week fuf kaaH+
SEA ,alIvBr uu Nashou island
Ne Geo sohas. who has been ats
isrdirE thg t'uis ersity of Warrington >.
NIL leave Tor Nale next week
N.ss Ethel taIsius ~ First avenue
at VIII leave next NrrtaN fer
I've weeks visit with friends IN lssfa
Tbs marriage 81 N.ss MARY kefaa
r. NJ Andrew Aathri~rn vii take
aia
Mrs p Y sHHh ana Mrs N p.
ttfanr, mother aud sister 20 Affs -
\ e. kocheatsr lsu Twenty =aIshfn
avenue. laft HH saturday morning -
their home Re Kansas City.
Airs. a. MaHbf. formerly MIss H.Is =
tifuns. is Vt=Ittuk her mother Mr..
south Mrs MalfbFs present hama q
Ia Dawson.
Mrs sylvester Fisr 90 Portland Or.,
Is FisifinE her mother Mr. John NJ
srath. az uzs Fourth avenue
The Chez CLUB gave sailing party
So the Brighten SUNDAY affarnaaa
~ party saiisH acruas goo t.hE4a hara
Fer. whrre lunch was srrted The
party wnH gfaaHs EuHesi hV Mt and Mrs
NritoE4 end NJ and Mrs EsoahrAn
ehoss partgtns ssaa weru Harry fleH-
TrinE GsurEe Ainiu VIII Goazsff Hsft
AnHfin. ias Austin Emerson Ennf.
A NJ Franklin. "a r. case. tisri Rsl.
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