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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
STOLEN TEAM
IS RECOVERED

me team Of horses and delivery
xsxea stolen frnm the LUCKY Dog
ssrnlture store on Union street. near
<<ccn1 avenue. several nights ago.
rs rscuvered by Police pfficer John
Eas today. At about o'clock this
norring the team Was seen coming
ARG street IN Georgetown. with
sus 4 driver and with the reins
f-zxxinx A pedestrian who hap
xnsd that way. tied the horses -
stisxraph pole and left them stand
&c here. thinking the owner would
san APPEAR. A couple ~ hours at
srward = Grant street car conduc-
~ saw the team stiI sfandirE
mere When he care 20 town ~
~ Jehn Fun 81 the matter and the
errer vent down 70 Georgetown.
ne team was sin standing there
srd Mr. Hun reenwr ixssf the rig as
- one stolen from the Lucky
Peg fnFniture store. The cover 81
- wagon was gone and the sfdeA
sd beer painted white. but this al
snt deceive the policeman He
t1need into the seat and drove the
nam 70 posire heafuuarter~. where
: wss laentihed and turned over 20
- owners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

The weather, apparently a simple
thing in Itself. hut now a subject or
scientific study. has been doing some
extraordinary things Ia and round
about Seattle this month. Up 90
three days past Il has been an on
month for strawberries; when 81 all
months In the year they thirst most
tor sunshine. they have BEEN salts
ned the least. The Temperature
during the irst Is days of June has
been 10 degrees lower than the to-
year average. the Thermometer
ranglng from 81 t. g. degrees Fair.
enhelt Weather Prophet salisbury
says hardly ray II sunshine burst
through the enveloping clouds dur
Ing that time 20 Kiss the cherries.
rcdden the faces nf the straw herfisa
and rut a velvet blush ~ rtpcness on
The cheek q the downy peach. And
by contrast. in the matter 81 variety.
the sun chariot made an opening
through the nimhuH pail an the 18th
and old Sol burst through the rift
80 furiousiy as 10 cause the mercury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
WARRANT FOR
INCRAHAM
nzrged With Violating the New
Plumbing Ordinance.

TIE hrst warrant issued under the
- plumbing ordinance recently
lsssed BY council. Was sworn out to-
~ ~ Plumbing Inspector James
1Ein'yfe for the arrest n John In
z,1nan, Who II charged with violat-
me ordinance In doing some
s.1rnbihg work az 52s Twenty fourth
..snIe south IN that he did not file
N9per plans as required
lnsfaham put in some work AZ that
l<ee which the inspector refused to
Aeept He then brought rnandsmus
t,sesedinRs 10 compel Mcintyre 10
tRpi the work. The hearing ~
case VIII be had ia the superior
4H " few days.
A. the advice Of the corporation
-ansei. Mcintyre turned the tables
ihgraham and swore out a war
- ior his arrest. The penalty for
VOCATION n the ordinance e. fine
- % exceed 800 Or jail sentence.
2 % exeeed 20 days or both.
lna trial ~ the case viii attract
@atl Attention as there II n ques-
~ among several persons az %
.--'ner the provisions of the ordin-
~ vii stand a test IN the courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
DREAM WORTH DREAMING

/ have had IL a farmerH' bank. in
Chicago Make the capital SIS 000. =
900 or 10000. 001 Sell the stock In
90 shares, not less than 10 shares
TO each subscriber, who should be
n farmer, and who, n he 10 desired,
could dispose Of some Of his shares
To n neiRhbor.
This bank would loan to any
stockholders % within few cents
Of tho market price OF tho corn he
would. under present conditions, have
10 sell at any price offered. in order
10 meet his yearly obligations. This
would enable him 20 carry this corn
one, two or even three years.
Il am not farmer, but am
going TO be. I have resolved TO take
some ~ that board mopey and soak
n IN farm mud. I'll raise corn on
every acre that will yield It and
sell every bughel at not less than
20 cents, Chicago basis. | believe II
viii bring more"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
MAY Be The
RIGHT MEN

In the capture Of Andrew John
son and Charles brown ~ Eliens-
burg. IN possession 81 the horse ard
wagon recently stolen at neuton. the
officers OF the shsFins office believe
they have two men who may be
brought to account for similar
thefts which have occurred all over
the state during the past few weeks.
These men we're detained az FL
ieushurw last Tuesday on desrrip-
lions dispatched BY sheriff Cudlhse
Deputy sheriff Jack Williams
brought them 60 the county jail last
evening. "A has already been
chronleisd In TIE star the surround
Ing country has for the past few
months been molsated BY horse
thieves. and the theory was at once
formed. that n well organized bard
% dsxperadoes were operating sue
crssfuiiy. Deputy Williams has
kept well informed on all operations
IN this section Of the country. and
from evidence collected from these
men he holds more stoutly 70 the
theory heretofore mentioned.
An old dispatch from shaEit eaun-
-. asking for the detention % horse
thieves. describes johnson perfect
~. His name IL given by the skag-
y county authorities as II. n. John
son. Eliminating the first initial.
the mans - the m me as given by
the Johnson now IL the custody %
Sheriff Cudihee. In his personal sf-
fecfs letters and other written mat
ter disclose his name as II. a. John
son. The communication from the
Ekagif county authorities describes
the second man closely as Charles
Brown. bur gives no name.
All told the descriptions ~ these
men connect them with many grave
doinrs. and Deputy sheriff Williams
feels confident that he can bring
them 20 account for at least two or
three Of the fhefts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

MINNEAPOLIS. June 20.--"Corn
King" Phillips, In the course ~ an
address. delivered 70 members Of the
National Grain Growers association,
at a banquet held recently. said.
Il have for al least three years
been OF the opinion that 20 cents
(ChieaRo baals) should be an upset
price on corn.
The idea Of cooperation of farm
ers Is as good as IL In sound. Just
az n possible plan. let the govern
ment tax the farmer a cent bushei
on his corn crop. and with the money
build elevators In which 10 store
100 900 900 bushels Of corn. Let the
government pay 20 cents, Chicago
basis. for u. and the world VIII pay
the same price.
with the government ready 70
pay 70 cents, the farmer could Dor
row 20 cents from his country bank.
" he needed money, and carry the
surplus for seven years, II need be.
Another dream 81 this sore that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
MACHINISTS
IN DEMAND
Free Employment Bureau Is Called
Into Service BY Employers.

The various machine shops ana
iron works IN the city are making
use Of the many employment bureaus
81 Seattle "a secure mar hiuiHta and
tptiertnakers n place = the men "a
strike. Following = a facsimile card
issued - an applicant. secured a.
the Public Employment Office 81 the
city q Seattle today
The city n Seattle Public Ems
pioymeut once.
June -. 1901.
To the Vulcan fron Works. city.
The hesrers Harry penniann. has
been sent frutu this Once as an APP
plicant for the position of maehinias
IN your employ Please state in the
space below. over your signature.
whether you engage thlm person. aud
she bearer viii return this notice
that I may know whether t. keep
your name on she list u WANTS
Yours respectfully,
a. a. CIRCUIT. Labor Gem"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
LAST CHAPTER
IN A ROMANCE

The last chapter IN the romantic
marriage of Miss Corueiia Baxter.
daughter u former Gov. George W
Baxter. 81 Wyoming. to Hugh Tsvin
Of San Francisco. son 81 the late
Lloyd Tevis. multi millionaire presi-
dent % the Wells Fargo Express Co..
was written tn a brief chhlegrRm
announcing Tesfs' death IN Japan.
The marriage created a sensation
which Was not confined IN the Den
YER home Of the bride. She was 10
have been married 90 Gerald
Hughes. a young Denver attorney.
also n miiiiouaiFes son They had
been HweetheartR from childhood
and Miss Baxter was on a trip IN
secure her trnusscnu only Last
March when she met Tevia at Mon
terey. The IT" on tho wedding
garments was changed 60 ct" and
in April the marriage took place.
Tevis left his young widow a mil
Hon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
IMPOSE
ON CITY
rertain Districts Charged
With Abusing Irrigation
Privileges.

y 4. eharxad that the irrigation
.-s,l,sxss allowed the residents Of
..s,a all aud the Harvard avenue
ss.i,icl have been 50 abused % late
80 there has been big waste II
~sier. and thus caused a shortage
:. sthAr parts 81 the city. This irfi-
.s,lan privilcEe viii BE- curtailed.
- h.,ara Of public works has laid
- cts 90 into irrigation districts
- rassah an order prohihlttng the
- rf water Ter irrigation. except
~ahla certain hours named.
M tha following described section
= ~ city water viii not b. allow
"A far Irrigation eNcent between the
s.srs If and 9 a'CinCk in the even
- Hounacd hy Fourteenth and
rsar,eenth avenue north 70 NcSlef
say. Yssisr way from Fourteenth 60
xnth avenue. Ninth avenue from
v..lsr Nay to Howell street. Howell
ssrstt faarn Ninth avenue u Denny
xay. Denny way from Howell 10
Nsfrnse aNenue. Melrs1se avenue
s-en penny way O. EAst Roy, East
~ fscra Mslrase 70 f.asfiake, and
ranlake from East Roy street 70
iakt Union.
fffikAitnu - HlahuANAAeA FANttA ~
.sean the hours - s and 10 O'Clock
= ~ morning. In that section ~
- tity lying north II the center
NJ a. yeSisr way ami east of Four
fsrsth avenue.
An other sections ~ the city will
= Allowed 20 irFiEatr under the reg
riaiians permitting the use ef water
avn u ? o'ciock In the morning
ara trem 20 : e'cfoek In the even
M
The hsard ~ public works says q
~ rigiAly enforce the rules. Any
s4rpor violating the rules will b.
ssshiect T. a hne ~ s.. and the VA
- eHt 81 and IN M case turned on
untI the finc has been paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
ON SHORE
and SOUND

Two steamers arrived from skag.
way this morning Victorian.
noawell 4 Co.. and tho Ai-kl. paci=
fe Coast Steamship - The latter
taat VISA advertised 10 Faii totnafH
rus Tor southsastefn Alaska hut
ca tnE % the iatenras uf her arrival.
the date has been changed and Fhn
wtli probably rot gvt haay Until sat
ufliHy. The nirlEo wtii probably re
main IN port until June ~. v hen ah@
WIN saii for EkHEwaYs meantime she
VII D. thoFoushiy oyefhAulsd.
The next vessel n saq for Nome
wlli hr the Nome city. advertised -
leave On Tuesday. June %. This viii
- her second trip this season. III
Hxrriniur sails The same day for
Naidras ~ Il probable that the
steamer IsAnie siii follow the None
city % the Tar north. and then the
solar ~ tho Nome aeet the SEN
atur.
Interest In marine circles center on
the anticipated arrival 81 ths steam.
rf Jeanne. Pacific Efeun Whaling
90. The opinion seems o. prevail
that she viii arrive before Saturday.
II h also generally believed that Ah~
has on hoard considerable treasure
her news adYices. however. wfil
prove worthless. owing % the fact
that the Nome City beat her ln.
sailing three dayH later, And there
fore bringing the latest news
Steamer Queen. which left San
Francisco yesterday. IA due 10 reach
here Saturday. Fha wns formerly
known aa Queen n the i,aflar. and
made the san Francisco ska Eway
run. She has hrsn Transferred -
the Seattle skaEWay run. and viii
sal on her frat voyage from this
port June g.
Steamer RaInlsr. 4. IT, Gray 4
Co. agents. sailed from San Fran.
elsco las, night for Seattle.
Pour vessels - the haiihut aset
put In last night. bringing light
catches. They were the Myrtle.
Never Mind. ". r. Tickle. and the
naptha schooner Jessie They re
port heavy head winds on Cape
Fiattergs The srh0urr Hiring Gold,
- the haiibut feet. has been clean.
81 and painted. and IN her new dress
closely resernbisd the nth of March
Carpenters and painters are At
work on the steamer Nome city. re
pairing the slight damage done to
her during her struggle with the ice
On route 10 Nome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
ONE OLD MAN
WHO Is GAME

KEST. o. June II. - Samuel
Fwinehars. aged g.. % sunieid town
ship claims ~ u the champion
swimmer Of his age IN Northern
Ohio. We has spent nearly al his
lifr IN Suffiald and ~ an ail-r0und
athlete.
on May = he swan across con.
gross lake and return. a distance Of
~ miles. making fhr trip IN less
than an hour and a half Every
body IN Portage ard adjoining eaun-
ties knows sam spinehhrf They
think he can run faster. kick hiEh-
er. ellmh a tree quicker and catch
more fFh than any other man In
the state
lie challenges all corners for n
swimming match. Tell them 10
come on. III meet them. he says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
SUBURBAN
DELIVERY
Gained for Fremont, Latona,
Green Lake and Ross.

Tho order ahelishiuK postomecn al
Fremont lntana. Green Lake aud
Ross, aud taking cfeet July ih, was
issued yesterday az Washington. =
&. All mail vii be delivered from
the genaral postunice. except Co Ere
mont, where a nuh.atati0n viii Doe ea-
tahlished with "A clerk IN charge At
tpo per year. Univcralty station viii
he made "a carrier station. huHt
master Stewart sot ali ho asked fer
except n ruh-Htatinn AZ South Hes
attic, which Is outside the city llms
tta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
VICTORIAN
ARRIVES IN

Steamer Victorian. Capt Roberts
lsawell & Co. agents. arrived from
Angway at . o'clock this morning
- brought a small cargo and the
hlowing cabin Passengers.
J. q Day. Mrs. Morgan. r.. p Foe-
r. J. IeArnlck. J. A. Connolly. Mrs.
<ssIth. Geo. Larsen. r Prasso. =
fan. Mrs. Blum. Capt. J.. Jensen.
N. Poster. q. H. Eeihe. III. n
Natkins. J. J. McSweyn. G. Jacob
~
M Victorian left Ekagway on
Aanday. and WAS delayed BY dense
aes tao nights. and By strong winds
ne siFaita. she reports the pass
~ q 10 people and 600 tons Of
Hs'9ht from White Horse to pawf-
IN Only two ~ her passengers
Nsrt from Skaxway. the remainder
'snDing from the interior.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

against the granting Of another ma .
loon license there,
lion, "a. Il. Alhertnon. speaker OF
the lower house 81 the last lentala-
ture, has been engaged an the Fourth
~ July orator at ballard
The steamer Fairhaven la under
EotnK repairs at Hickman a.
hanson'a ehtpyafd az ballard.
Tho commencement exercises ~
the college 81 our Lady 81 I.ourdcs
win be held az the college az south
Park tonight.
Private parties leased the Ravenna
seminary and win open an orphan
asylum.
Linecufelter'u canning factory al
Gcergetowu will begin operations Ia
a few days.
Extensive improvements nrr being
made on the Denny clay CO.'S plant
az Van Asset.
A meeting ~ ladies ~ Van Aaselt
Will be- hold az the horne Of Mrs. Fred
Newell tonight. to.organiae a music
al club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
She poisons EN-.

A young woman in clyde. y. ".
has the peculiar quality % being
poison 90 insects. The instant q
fly, mosquito. bee or ether insect
bites or ssiu9n her. a drupa dead
Doctors say her condition IL due TO a
peculiar state % the blood. caused
by having been poisoned AZ some
time by insect bites. acting as an
anti-toxiue or virus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
STRIKERS FIRM

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. June 90
The atrikinE mHehlnistH az q meet
inE held this morning. decided unani
mouHiy not - return 60 work until
their demands were granted Hardly
ono half of the Ehipyafda regular
force lH now az work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

Nathaniel M'Kay. formerly a Bos-
ton shipbullder. but now n hotel
keeper IN Washington. says that the
late Congressman Bouteile Of Maine
was deeply In love with Mrs. Hazen
before she became Admiral Dewey's
wife, and that her refusal 10 marry
bin had much 10 do in bringing on
the mental collapse from which he
suffered at the time OF his death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

Sir Thomas Upton, the London tea
merchant ana yachtsman. offers Z
reward Of $3.50 for the best essays ir
ErHe on Brian Boru. 4 similar prIzs
VIII be given for the best essay writ.
On In English on THE Early InHti.
tutiung Of ireland" The Irish Lit.
efary Society OF London ~ to be ar.
bitter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
METEOR FALLS

TUCSON. Ariz. June % An I'M
mrnns meteor feil on the 10th isB
miles south - hers In the state uf
sonora. Mexico.
u dug a hole IN the earth for
considerable distance shock was
felt At Titar. 40 miles away The
Mexican settlers are terror stricken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

Robt. I. Aiken has been chosen AZ
che sculptor FOG the American navy
monument, - be erected in San
Francisco. II - 30 cost tfs.1d1. AMI
the larger par= OF this amount has
been subscribed. Claus sureckelH
contributing $4,000. and John W
Mackay and Mayor Jas. H. Fhelan
Of San Francisco. 5000 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

The election Of NJ. Edmond RIOS.
tand. author - "Cyrano" and
''L'AiRlon," 20 the French academy
was not the "walk-nver'' that hts
friends and supporters expected. Tor
II wns only after six ballots that thu
clever playwright was elected ~ a
majority ~ one II. RnHtand 4
hardly 50 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

a memorial % Rosa Bonheur, pre-
rented by Senior Gambart. the Span
ish consul ~ Nice has beer I'M
yelled at Fontaiueblenu, near which
town she dwclt for many years. The
memorial consists Of a bronze bun,
an enlarged facsimile OF one Of her
sculptures. the bias rcliefH OF the
pedestal give her portrait and rep
reeentatigns Of three Of her principal
paintings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
Suburban.

r.. w McDonneTs double block
..fls mill. which has a capacity ~
ss..n shingiea a day, has started
y'fatlona at Ballard.
4uce Lucas Of Ballard fined ..
ADefnethy SIS and costs for as
~1s and battery.
~ Northern Pacific f. laying FIVE
switch tracks alongside its
- through South Seattle.
|
.r Friday evening the Ladies' AID
" 81 the Wesley ~ ". church
| ~ eite an See cream social at Bur
- hali, South Seattle.
- %
.n.fe f. Considerable talk At
"EstoNn, Of circulating a petition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

Geo. Y. Rent. who IL putting up a
2Q-stamp mill on big quartz ledge
rear Rodman hay. Alaska. sailed for
that place on the city Of Topeka last
night The ship carries machinery
and supplies for the mill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
Str. FafaIIon Due.

The steamer Farailon will arrive
about as o'clock this afternoon
from RkaRwRy and WY ports. Her
dock II schwahachor'a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
SAD Wall OF CARRIE NATION

MT. GfLEAD. q. June ~ -navid
Nation. the husband ~ the famous
Carrie. has ISSUED q statement 70 the
public IN which he says that mas
much az his wife has seen NJ ito
leave our comfortable home in Medi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

cine lodge. Kansas. and says she viii
never return 10 live there" he had
made arrangements - pass the re-.
malnder ~ HE declining years with
hia daughter. Airs. VIM. Riddle. NJ
iberia. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
FREE FIRE
v OR K )
AND.
FIRE(RA(KERS

a -.
The star viii give away
fireworks 10 the boys and
girls Of Seattle and the
surrounding towns and
country.
For every nsw sdbscrib-
er 10 the Star you bring IA,
together with g cents the
price for one month. you
ret q cents worth Of fire.
works. etc. II you get two
new Subscribers you get
80 cents worth. etc. IL
you get four subscribers
you get 81 ~ worth OF fire.
works. You may get as
many subscribers as y1u
can and you wlli receive
rs cents worth OF fire.
works Tor each one.
The price OF the Star ~
2s cents month. Ai
subscriptions, with which
fireworks are given. must
be paid IA advance. aud
must be received az this
Office on or before July 4,
FREE.
Just q little Effort and
you can have a big lot q
fireworks To celebrate the
glorious Fourth with.
Come 20 the Star ofsi<s.
1871 Third avenue. rigAt
away. and get blanks no
you can begin work at
once.
Remember that this lib
ernt osTer fs for new sub
scribers only. and any one
Who stops the paper be-
tween now ana the FOURTH
OF Jniv and takes n again.
viii not be counted a new
one.
The Star viii pay ERE
freight on all packages 20
be cent out ~ town II
you live in the country on
a town outside OF SeatsiA
your package Of fire.
crackers will DO delivered
free 81 the nearest railway
station.
See what the splendid
packages contain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
BONNkY & STEWART

Edwin A. Abbey. the American ar.
tist who will paint the coronation 81
Edward VII, has long been admire
as an artist by the king, and has 70
some years been personal acQuain
lance OF his, having accompanied
him on two shooting trips into Scot.
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

Special snle-C Can on NJ. u. Pease-
Johnson co. for millinery. suits
skirts and waists 1907 Second ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

The German empress r. said 20 be
one Of the most conscientious u
royal diary Keepers, and her daily
record no ono ever sees. not even the
emperor himself. Each year a new
diary r. begun and the old one, with
its locked clasp. r. put away with
the preceding ones In an iron safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

Don't forget the closing out sale
Of clothing and furnishings ~ Stew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

Physicians sometimes enable men
20 postpone the payment ~ the debt
81 nature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

Misfortune often brings out ones
good point that ought TO have pre-
vented II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

MAI George nuhisn ~ the army
GuRFtsrmaHter'a department, trans.
acted business NJ fremeftnn today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20
Judge Osborn al Nome.

Judge Richard Osborn has gone
10 Nome for the summer a. the legal
reprszx NATIVE ~ Oscar AHhhy. ono
81 the largest mine owners IN the dis.
trict lie expects % return aud re-
sumo his practice IN Seattle uaxi
fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

The steamer Fairhaven h. under
NoinK repairs at Hickman 4
hanson'n phlpyasa "a ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

asylum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-20

Llnecufelter'u canning factory al
Georgetown will begin operations "a
a few days.