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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-01-09
A. the Other Fellow saw IL.

Jack-What reason have you foI
wanting to marry Miss Willing?
Toni love her
Jack Pshaw! That's no reason
That's an excuse.-Chicago News
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-01-09

The editor opened his mail an,
.nought at first that one letter con.
tained an ode to spring. He was mis-.
0ken' but 1t was about as bad-an
owed to the grocer.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-01-09
Pessimistic pa

Teaeher-Well, Tommy. have you
found that definition of patriotism
yet?
Tommy-Paw says 1t means judgin'
mans worth by the side of the river
be lives on..--Indianapolis Journal.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-01-09

Gould you do somethin fer a pore
ole saIlorf" said the wanderer ut the
gate.
Pore ole sailor" echoed the lady ut
the tub.
"Yes'm | fOllered the VOTER fer
20 years"
We'll" said the lady Mt the tub, after
n critical look, you certainly don't look
as II you'd ever ketched up with It,"
and resumed her Delsartean exercises
of detergence. indianapolis Press.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-01-09

TRAINS FOR NEW HOPE.
Leave Philadelphia, Reading Terminal, week
days, 7.04, 1904 a. m, 204, 4l9, SOC, II 04 p. m
sundays, sS4 o. m, AZ, 7,le p m.
Close connection atJenkintown with fast ex-
press trains to and from New York, Baltimore,
Washington, the South and West
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street wharf
and South street wharf, for Atlantic City:
Weekdays-Express, 100, a. m, 400, 400, g. 90,
us, ,. m. Accommodation 500 a, m S 80 D. m
Sundays-Express, 800, 1000 a. m. Accommo-
datlon 500 a. m, 500 d. m
Leave Atlantic City Depot-weekdays-Ex-
press, 7.S5, 800, l0.l5 a. m, 250, $50, D. m Ac-
eommodation SOS a m, 4.o p. m. sundays
Express-4So $50, y. m. Accommodation us
a. m, 405 p. N.
Parlor Cars on all Express Trains
FoR CAPE MAy--Weekdays-9l5a m AIS,
500 p. m. Sundays-el5 a. m.
FoR OCEAN CIrY-Weekdays-9.l5a. m, AIS
p. m. Sundays-a15 a. m.
FoR SEA ISLE CIrY-Weekdays-sl5 a. m,
500 p m.
New York and Atlantic City Express-Ieaves
New York Liberty street, $40 p. m. Leaves
Atlantic City, $50 a. m.
Detailed time tables at ticket offices.
For further information; apply. to nearest
Philadelphia 4 Reading Railway ticket agent
or address,
W. G. BEsLER, EDISON J. WEEKS,
Genl Supt Gen1 Pass'r Agt
Reading Terminal, Philadelphia
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-01-09

The Most Penetrating Sound.
The roar Of the lion can be heard
further than the sound of any other
living creature.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-01-09
Philadelphia &
Reading Railway
ng'nes Burn Hard Coal-No Smoke
IlhB TABLE, IN EFFECT OCT. 3, 1900.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW HOPE.
TRAINS FOR NEW HOPE,

For Glenside, Jenkintown and PHILADELPHIA
weekdays, $40, 7l6, 1000 a. M, 10 IS, 4 so, DO
p, m. Sundays, o.l5 a m, 4.05, SIS p m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
rvoil opsrs e0mpsaY.

Tho blg Tiyoii Opera Gu. just up
from the San Francisco house. is
making a short tour % this section.
and will appear az the Seattle Zoe
three weeks In September. chief
among the players IL Comedian E.r-
ris Hartman. who enjoys a popular
icy AZ the local house IN san Frun-
cisco never before held In that city.
with him comes strong company
Of singers and actors that has re-
Gently appeared az the home house.
The piece TO b. presented II "tiahca
ia the Weed. the wufk IT Ar Hart
man. and put together fur che sole
purpose ~ producing laughs
That Il reaitzra his expea Ga tioua n
htteatrd BY the fact that il ran four
weeks on its second presentation. n
h. loaded with the latest and pref
tieHt music and the book !. witty
and amusing. The people ~ the
company have LOT 1t stunning
costumes 60 wear. and the original
scenery has tsecn brought along for
the road production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

Knit. almost wins her eholee. Alfred
Spencer. her cousin. haushty En-
giishmau. wishes 10 marry Eileen.
because 81 her money The interest
OF the plot is where Garrett. 60 fav-
or Eileen n her roma mite faailhhnens,
arfanrvs Hoek slepement The
rouHdinr girl believes everything te
honest and that after escaping from
a window az niEht. her lover wlll
drive a. a church where ttag VII b.
married. Garrett nrraugeH attn his
Aunt Mary and Eiieen'a father. that
they will an MEET at Darby Lyneh's
inn. whittier EAlosu viii b. driven
instead - 10 4 church. The elder
pair viii complete tie farce by act
ing the iSatr parents Aunt Mary
and Mr. Magic readily agree To the
plan. because they too. wiHh very
much % marry. bat have promised
themselves 90 see Garrett and Eileen
welded first The plan mlsrarriea IN
laughing manner. for the reason
that Eileen couaaes her great secret
90 her false friend Louise Wilton.
This young lady arrives at the Inn
with Alfred Spencer before Aunt
Mary and Mr. Magic. and Eileen II
told by her that Garrett Is playing
d huge Joke and that his Aunt Mary
ard her father are eo-couspirntor#
THIS Information hreakH EiieauH
spirit and nearly quencheH her love
for Garrett. However. after aFrir-
Ing home and much contriteueHH
dispin yed BY Garrett. and diplomacy
on the part ~ Aunt Mary. the two
true Irish hearts are brought into
closer bond than ever. ard Eileen
promises - we'd and follow Garrett
20 America whittier be he's sudden
~ been called by the breakinE out
- the war
Through the play There we're side
features ~ great merit. one In par
tieuiar vas the character work ~
Paul Evertan - Rufus Hardy. the
American Traveller. In his love max
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

For some time score Of painters.
carpenters. dfhp~rH. decorators ana
other skilled ssorkmen have been at
work on the interior 81 the Seattle
theater At the opening next month
II viii appear a. palace OF old rose
and pale green. drhpgd with gold
embroidered velvet and carpaief
With expensive brussels.
Manager Howe naw has IN pro-
Eresu changes on the interior Of his
house that aggregate in cost g. coo.
They are under charge Of the csie-
brstrd Belgian scenic artist. Rich
ard Edmond EdouafA. who has come
to this city direct from SHANGHAI
CHINA. where be has Iast finished
decorating the magnificent t.Yreum
theatcF. the finest in the Orient.
tie has been given carte blanche
uIth the Seattle theatsr. and follow
ms out hia IDEAS has produced a
beautiful Hrhsmn Of decorations
The entire interior has been re-
Painted IN auft and mellow enlorH
Costly drnpnrlea. made especially fnr
the purpose In the East. replace all
tbs old ones The lighting arrange
utsnts have been improved on IN Huv-
sral important particulars. In the
rear Of the auditorium new effects
Wiil be introduced through on In
vention which mallowh the glare
81 fneandcaeenta This iH the
FIRST theater 70 adopt the light IN
the West Entirely new carpets
have been ordered for the floors.
aIHlra boxes and foyer. In this par
ticulnr. tho calor scheme ia also car
rlsa out
The lobby and entrance 81 the the
alter are 90 - newly decorated. the
lights being arranged IN q new man.
unr.
Besides these Important changes IN
the theatcr. numbers Of minor i'm.
rrovcmnntB are being made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
cAssneef Ole est

Chauncey Olcott played and sung
Garrett ~ Nagh az the Grand op-
era house last night one o the iarg.
est aud most exclusive audiences
which has gathered az a Seattle the
alter IN many a day
Pretty. witty. refine8. excellent.
that T. what the comedy vas There
is no merd SAYING m0re about IL. e.
ceut 20 tell the plot later on.
The company Was Of players. mt
one af whom seemed In overlook y
detail that would add perfection.
This u high praise. bet u IL just. for
seldom has the locaI theaterEoer
seen a better entertainment.
Chauuc@y oicott sung with a
voice that carried one iu memnry
back TO the days OF J X. Emmsi-
the poor Fritz who sung his sweet
man. woman and child that ever
heard him. And Seaman. too. was
thought OF last night. seaman who
sung much a. Oieott does nov. Who
has heard W. J. seaman sing Ny
Nellle'a Blue Eyes that can ever
forget the sinEer7 And those WIN
last night heard Chnuncsy Olcoft
nlnx My Irish Rose" will not for
get him. Mr.. Oieutt r. probably bet
ter than those old ones sse remember
50 we'll. hut 20 BE ciassed with Fritz
Emmett and WIN scautan r. not Dis
tasteful 20 him.
Mr.. olcott sang I'VE songs. and 50
well that one is puzzled To say
which was beEt. ana they we're rem
dered On stlch opp0rtuue situations
in the bright comedy that grace was
added 70 their sweetness. Wild
f~rnN Ffnra = ss-~ka Les love -
MY Sweet Queer" "paddy's Cat. e
were the numbers. and then 'Tha
Wearing 81 the Green as few ever
thought u could be sung. So much
for Mr Oieott's singing.
The play itseif - bright comedy
set IN. and near. Dublin. Ireland.
Just prior 70 the var Of 1919. Garreft
O'MnRh returns on a visit 70 his old
home after living four years In AM
erica. which country he had adopt
ed. Garrett stays at the country
place u his aunt Mrs. Mary pevlin.
two miles from Dublin Roger Ma
gle. a Dublin attorney 81 past -
years. wishes 20 marry Aunt Mary.
Mr. Narie has a pretty daughter.
Eileen. whom Garrett O'NaFh knew
when a child. ON his return he meets
Eileen. and although he wishes T.
marry before returning 70 America.
where he Is doing well. he thinks the
pretty girl IS TOO romantic 70 make
"A good wife. lie iH helped along IN
his belief bv Louise Wilton. dsugh-
ter Of Sir Horace wilton. an English
diplomat. 1Rho wishes to secure. Gar
rott for herself Louise. by false
pretenseH. IN making the honest
Irish lad believe she can sew ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
TACOMA ELKS
(ARN|VA Al
AUGUST IA to "a
Inclusive.
Absolutely the 6rsatestPur-
pie shsu Ever held oa
the Pacific Coast

Two concerts daily by the
Grand Army Hand, Of Canton.
Ohio. 20 pieces
Miss Alice Raymond. Ameri-
cas- greatest lady cornetist.
4 mammoth Indian Potiateh
by - tribeA
Ten games II baseball be-
tween. Tacoma. Seattle and
Spokane teams on August u.
iic. -. II. -. q, "a. g, q and
20.
Pacific Northwest Cham
piouship Tennis Tournament.
Horse Races at the Pierce
County Fair Grounds.
Two Of Uncle Sans Battle
ships IN Tacoma Harbor.
Magnificent display Of the
horticultural. agricultural and
mineral resources OF Washing
ton.
Grand street parades daily.
Hand concerts and big hai-
loon ascension al SpanaWay
park daily.
Eleven nights Of comic op-
era by the celebrated Tivoli
opera Company OF san Fran
cisco
THE MARVELLOUS MID
WAY will include the follow
ing attractions Interesting
streets Of Cairo. instructive
trained animal show. weird
streets OF all nations. origin
nj Mexican theater. popular
German village absorbing Or
iental theuter; mystifying IL
fusion. sLunette." dancing
girls. genuine Turks and Ar
abs. whirllng nervishes. train
ed animals. etc. etc. Don't
miss seeing La Helle Fatlma
and omeeua In the celebrated
Hooehc- kooche dance.
Daily band concert at Point
Defiance park. the most beau
tiful natural park I'm the world
THU natural park I'm the
world.
The famous Ferry Museum
win be open daily during the
carnival.
Arrangements have been
completed for lacrosse and
cricket matches at Athletic
Park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
A Great
ROUNDUP
$4,000 In Stolen Property Is
ReCovered-ThieveS in
Operation for
Months.

Deputy sheriff Niil.e Kelly and Pa
troiwan John kcliy yesterday loeat-
sa ia Junk shops OF thls city "a 8rEc
gslantlN az stoleu property. che pro-
daet ~ systematic th.vVeEy. Hunus
a fs.gote iocsl machinery men. have
faf oonae time been the victims of
thleVcA Yesterday the otilects OBJ
tatnaa WARRANTS frum Justice Cams
court oGd heaen 3 search of the
sef6s q she seattle IRON and. Metal
yasls ana the Alasea junk company
yafds IN both piaees. which are
cnnliucted b. the same man.
schwartz. fauy ssD1e worth of stolen
rfods Vas discovered. The thieves
u ~ stole the guslda have been az
werk fer months They have even
STRIPPED an eeEmc IN the yards OF
Hohus 4 T1eofg. and SOLD the plum
der. a laare amount oi BRASS east
fnxs and ntt.us.s are tgai az the
yahk ~ Eds and local machinery men
are tosiay picking out their goods.
II s nor known st urcseut whether
sehwarEa VIII BE- prase eufed f0F re-
SEWING sgo'ea property or NOT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
HOP PICKERS
First RsquisiiOn Received From
North Yakima Today

The free public employment offica
resolved 4 letter from the North IA
ms Hep Growers aEsoeta lion to-
sav stating that teN hop rlskers
would - needed ateui sept : for
tire crop in that section. ana re-
cua4t!ae she Office 60 furnish the
heir Il has been customary for a
nunter Of years for tne association
- cali uron the seattle office for
help. which has been Cheerfuily giv-
eft TIE work Is best suited for fam
fites. who can 60 there Ter the four
weeks. sea son and live cheaply In
terta The price paid = s. a hox %
frofn 7. e. - bushels q hops The
railroads make round trip rate 90
$50 t0 Yakima The season VIII
probably open September I. Ssere-
tary Gnuut. II the bureau. VII BE-
FURNISHED later with other rarticu-
lars 81 the help wanted ard the date
WHEN the picking MI begin. This
Information Wiii be freely given 90
nprftrafinn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
COL. WHOLLEY
Arrangements Tor the Banquet To.
night Are Complete

Col. John H. whallcy. who VIII be
banquetcd az the fthinief-Gfand 60.
night b. his former comrades b. tn
Eighth Army corps. aud In the First
Washington regiment. viii reach
the city this afternoon from Van
eouver barracks H. ia uow a FeEu-
lar army captain stationed at that
post
Arrangements for his reception are
practically complete. tnfofuaiitY
slil L. thc password nt tho reception
though the banquet following vii
b. marked by the usual form. A.
this feature Dr l. Il, lawson. form
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
IN EARNEST
Certain San Francisco Goods May
Be Boycoiied Here

Seattle union men may boycott
the goods Of half a dozen big san
Tranciaco firms. This r. asked By
The San FranciacO Labor council be-
cause the firms. large jObbers and
manufacture, are leading the fight
1retrop0lla.
by this request, the Western Cen
trial Labor union, ~ Seattle, has
ramed Business Agent Griffin, Gecre-
fary Middleton and Delegate Gil a.
q committee to see J. S. Goldsmith
81 the gchwabacher Grocery Co., and
the chamber Of commerce, I'm fur
theranee OF the plan. The commit
Zee has full power 10 act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
LIST OF SPECIAL DAYS

August l4-Coronation Day.
August ib-unitcd Labor
and secret society day.
August 1g-ELKS' DAY.
August f5-Commercial trav-
elers' and FIRE chiefs day.
August is Sacred concerts.
August 1e-Military and ma
rine day
August indian day.
August 2f-British Columbia.
druggists and master plumb
ers' day.
August Women, babies
and flowers.
August s3--Lumbermen, log
gers. miners. manufacturers
and railroad men.
August Woodmen OF the
World. MARDT GRAS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
EXCURSION RATES

on all railroads and stenm-
ers. The Northern Pacific
VIII make n rate of one and
e-third fares for the round
trips covering all points from
Portland to Pasco and Sumas
and the whole line west 81
pasco, including the Wash
ington 4 Columbia River rail
way. Sale days. Aug. IA. TX
and II, with Aug. q for return
limit, and on Aug 20 and %
with return limit Aug. %.
Special rates also on ali 9TH
er branches, For complete in
formation az to rates ask your
local agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
BIG BUNCH
OF WEDDINGS

Married By the Rev. Edwin NJ
RaneaiI. u. D.. pastor First II. r..
church. wednesday. Aug. 70. 1871:
Al 80 Twenty avenus
eoufh. n. Eugene Hucklus. OF seat
lie. 70 Rachael r. Fits. q Seattle:
Al the parsonage. 1914 Bellevue ave.
Joseph ANeEgieF OF Seattle. 20 Mar
tina Walker. II Seattle az rs Repub-
fkean street. ". Prank /. WILEY. of
Seattle. 20 Edna l. NeGracken. Of
ksea title. THURSDAY. Aug fs, 1901. at
the parsonage. 1914 Bellevue avenue.
Otto schatz. 81 IssaQuah. Wash. 10
Louise Stewart. ~ Tssaqaah. wash.
at al Marion street. Charles a. Nj
hart. OF Oa0. WASH, to GusaIa NJ.
Milne. Of EIuH. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

Magnificent Showing Made at
Tacoma by Seattle
Contingent.

Yesterday wns fstka' day at the
big carnival IA Tacoma and the Se=
attic contingent made IA most cx=
eellout showing. They weru there coo
strong headed bY WHanera First
Regiment band and Ia tho parade
Of tho afternoon the Seattle anticra
were frequently ebeervd and eompll=
meutcd Tor their nnr showing The
parade made beautiful spectacular
scene and the best people on earth"
from seattle added wonderfully to
the nplendor OF the occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

erly Of the coloneI's utun. viii pre-.
eide a. taaatmHHfef.
Taaata viii be- answered during tie
evening hY spcoehen from Gaf. John
u. Rogers. Mai. Lewis a. nawt1n
Hon. James Hamilton Lewia. Capt
Elmer N brown. Lieut.. Col. VIM +.
fnhu. First Hrret Wait b. HudIuuK
Corr. b. +. Gofham and Prod i.
Wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
DEDICATION
OF the New Graeeo-Rgss an Church
on August q

The dedication % the rev Oraeco.
Russian orthodox ehuFlE aH 20
1aakeview avenue WsN take ElMee on
O'Clock. The ceremony VIII - la
charge OF Bishop Teehon. kahaD ~
the orthodox church rs Arserica.
NAM other high church dlRnffarlea
will Be present. The rector ~ the
new church. Rev. V. V. AleKa ndrcf.
VIII preach Saturday evening. Aug.
- Sunday morning the bishop VIII
give the liturgy. Evening services
will be held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
Mr.. and Mrs. Elyers

Mr.. ard Mrs Eivefs arrived in So
attic YESTERDAY. MrA. Elvers r. well
known II the city. her maiden name
being Miss E.zche berry Mr EiVarH
f. a fresro painter and decorator OF
repute He had charge uf the inside
eee0ratian of the Mormon Temple
~ salt Lake CITY. Mr. and Mrs
FlterE may make Seattle their
knrne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
Body OF Drowned Boy Found

The body Of Geo. Daniels, the IL
year-old Isourdes college boy, drown
81 IN white river Thursday, was
found floating on the surface Of the
river four miles below the place
where he met his death. The par
ents Of the dead boy are In Alaska,
but friends have taken charge of the
rem8lns. They were removed TO the
Collins & Sherman undertaking par
iors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

che world =rcnaansd pianist, was
here. she spoke "A few words 70
friends ntout paiou3a and kafta-
she said Wonderful n#nlun =
shown iu every phraHHnE ATTEMPTED
Nv the sisters / have heard them,
and cannot say too much faF their
rxa45isita talent. Those who have
muaIe ln their aouin should hear the
little girls too.
Madame Careuo dia not say many
words but haw much they meant
coming from such ~ she!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

Paloua ard Karla Sehramm viii
give one 81 their delightful piano re-
eltals az tha Grand upcrn house
Monday night The little sisters
stand pro eminent among viftuosoa
81 to-day The Interest iH their
pretty concerts hes long ago ceased
10 be taken because 81 the youth ot
the performers. IL now centers about
the exquisite perfection OF their
performances.
a f~w months ago when cArema.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

Third Avenue thsatcr will be re-
opened tomorrow night with the first
production on the Pacific coast OF
the greatest sensational play ~ last
season iu she East. THE city 81 New
York" the play is described b. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
O EAR CHLIG FIT
12o5h Second Avenue.
Admission Toe

Showing Father O'Grady's dream. n
transformation scene. horsoless fro
engines Of New York city. ride 1ip
the Eiftel tower; pieendllly circus.
arrival Of train at Paris exposition.
and others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

The scarchiiFht. 1861 Second
avenue. Ia showing Ediaon's moving
pictures q New York Ctty'H Horse
lees Ere enginss this week. and 9TH
CT attractions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
pnlIr Ineat.lontioIaeoma

Every morning AT . o'clock the
Hkagit chief leaves fenief wharf Tor
Tacoma Returning. leaves Tacoma
at 10 .. IN. Round trip only 20 cents.
Sunday steamer leaves at 10 "a. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
Death of Mrs. Evans

Mrs. Harry Y. Evans died even.
Ing az 1908 Smith avenue. The fuusr.
oil viii be held from tho residence 81
her father. W. J. Watkins. 81 Hn9-
homish. tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

Prescriptions. patent medicines
and toilet articles are all sold at cut
rates. People come here. nrht, be-
cause they're sure Of all they buy.
second. because they're suro they
never pay too much.
Price hints
Toilet soap. large cake ..........Jo
Ammonia. pint bottle .............l0c
Gasoline. pint bottle ,.............ioo
HauEine. pint bottle ..,...........ioo
Giyrerlue. 2-oz bottle :. =. .......ioc
Vaaeline. lib can .................ZJc
Blue seal Vahtline ..............s..i o.
tMHtofla s...s ss-.tsssss SOC
Beef. Iron and Wine ..............5o zoe
Msnnen.s Taleum Powder .......l5c
Packers Tar Eoap ................i5c
Coke Dnndru0 cure ..............65c
Ftruua - q. E. ..s......ss....-..f SIC
Pinkhama Vegetable Compound 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
Melvin a Policeman

CHIEF ~ Police sullivan yesterday
appointed Prank l.. Melvin. IA police
officer, Go take the place made vacant
By the resignation or a. ". CRANE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17
co1le.tplno, onihe sound

lH at AK Point. the fnvofitc bath
Ing beach picnic ana camping
grounds. steamer from Columbia
dock tomorrow from o a. IN. 20 3.
IA. z5e round Trip -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-17

New York papers aH rouatng scenic
mgto-drnma la which there in not a
dull moment Tho company ptuau-
cling ID at the THIRD avenue ueNt
week embraces some rAcellcut ma
teflHl aeteetrd from thruv different
cnmpanien that viii take the road
septsmber ! under the management
81 Rusaeu a Drew Mt r. -.
French has staged this production,
and hia excellent work hH a stage III
rector assures a smooth perform
nnee. The Gust embraces now
lending Juvenile man. Mr.. Hum
phfIea. late Of the Empire Theat"r
stoglg company OF New York, ana
s.vsrni others that Will make their
initial how Go a seattle audience.
clever apccihifica VIII be inter.
uperaed throughout the play and
there iH enough comedy te make the
performance "a thoroughly ENJOYABLE
one. New SCENERY VIII be "a strong
feature and 'frhe city ~ New York
bids fair 10 test the capacity Of tho
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the week OF September l.
The regular fall and winter season
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Tacoma 1915 A. m. leaving Tacoma
?. m. arriving Seattle . IS. 80
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