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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
NO SIDEWALK
ELEVATORS
Board OF Public Works Will Not
Allow Them-Pole Question

At a special meeting n the board
u uuhlic works tniHN. e. T. Denny
owner. and e.. " nehb. architect %
the building under construction a.
second avenue and Union street.
were ordered % cease forthwith the
construction - an elevator in the
Sidewalk whlch In contrary 10 ord
ina nee f0to.
4 geek ~ - ago che Automatic
Telephone company Vas refused PEE
mtfa "a plant another batch - puIsH
IN several different streets. tn
board then stating that it would
grant 10 more pole permits until the
applicants showed that the poles
were absolutely necessary 20 furnish
subscribers with immediate tele-
phone service Manager Ciaruooi
appeared before the beard and stated
that the company vas supplied with
the material 20 pit IN phones. and
that they had subscribers anxious
for immediate service. Upon these
statements permits we're granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
DANGEROUS
The West Seattle Folk Would
Rather Stay In Town
Over Night

A loud protest has hrisen from a
number - residents % seattle a no
live a. Wet Seattle. OF AIkl PORT.
ever the management - some ~ the
lAuur hes = hleh run hetw esu this side
II the hay sd West Seattle. some
- thcno lnuue he's make extra rips
IN the evening. after the ferry has
stopped running. and frequently
anyw here from ten 70 twenty -iiva
people ar compelled 10 efasa in the
Launches or stay in town all nigni
unn ~ the launches the Elxlra. has
been the occasion ~ a great deal ~
unfayorahie comment lately. II u
opvratsd hy gasoline engine.
a fcW nights aEo this launch start
sd over With about nftesu people.
No isas than three times during ,he
trip across nre broke ont about the
engine. Although very little dam
nFe Mss done TO tho craft. the pas
Hangera we're considerably alarmed
for fear ~ the nrr spreading or in
some way lFuiting the gasoline and
causing an explosion. Then u was
that they discovered that the boat
WAS equipped With absolutely moth
ing ia the way ~ preserving De-.
vices The launch wac even without
q bucket o. asFist 90 queuehlnG tho
flames some % the passengers v'ers
indignant at this alleged careless
ness on the part ~ the owners ~
the rlvlra Each and every one
hsaved a sigh Of relief when the 7p-
rnaitc shores 81 tho Sound were
r.arhnl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
HE TACKLES
WRONG MAN
]. R. Moore Shoots Highway
nan That Holds Him Up

yR. Moore. who lives a. sii Plum
rer street. proved 20 b more sf.aa
I've hoid hixhwsyHsu hsrsained s1f
hst evening. They attempted y
he'd him up. bus 81 they receive
vas a small ss-caahsr bullet. waish
, probably lodged sorrow here In he
anatomy OF one u ths dssperad -
Moore was returning home 5siWssa
is and II o'clock iaxt evening. Whea
slnest In frcnt q his house tao
masked men jumped in front q hin
ard. with reviewers pointed az ais
bad commanded hira b stand and
deiiver. quick as a fash he jumped
q enc side and drs& his ravotgsa.
Then the WouId-be holt-urs tune
and ran. Mr.. Moore took steady sIsn
and arei At one q the nssnf an =
+ thought that as hlt him. The
highwaymau Dropped on one ~ =
baf vas NJ and ~ again " a So
end. Moore ran iato sse house for
assistance. bot TIRE reabe-s had mate
their eScaps. A close scrutiny q ths
place where the m4n fell faiis ! 70
reveal any trnce = blood
ThiS morning Mr.. Moore reported
m affair 70 0ffices Hnues. who fiied
a report az headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11

instances harveateta and threHhefa
Wsre interrupted hN the rains fur "a
few days. though na particular In
jury has been reported
The harvesting IN practically over.
The wheat crup was heavy. quality
finn There has never been II more
rfopltiouH season for the farmers
than he one Just past The rains
came a. the uuHt upportune time ar
ter harvest au that the good result
ms vii more than offset any injury
done gardens. pHHturugc ana alt late
root and ffuit cfapH viii be- much
benefited
The digging Of potatoes has com
menced The crop uill boz short. hut
the quality iH reported good Too
maiura. early apples. ulumH and
prunen are getting ripe. and are ~
fine quality. they are being shipped
10 market
top pirhluF commenced today.
sept 10 The efan will bc below HV.
erage. although the quality Is re-
ported good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
SNOHOMISH
COUNTY FAIR
The Racing Feature One OF the
Most Attractive

EVERETT, sept IA large
crowd Was present here yesterday TO
Witness the opening 90 the third nn-
nnht fair Of the Suuhomlah county
Agricultural association. Weather
conditions we're perfect and every
thing points 10 tho most aueeenaf uI
fair ln the history of the aasacia
tlgu. Since yesterday morning OK
hlblis have hsen coming IN frem al
most all parts Of the state. Including
al varieties Of agricultural aud 9th
81 products In the buildings and
stalls the diaplaya are excellent, Ei,.
ing the observer good idea OF the
great resources % Snohumifh roun-
- and the state. The live stock
exhibit is especially good and new
stalls have been added % aegummn-
tate thv exhibit
The great feature of the fair a..
however, the raeeu which take plhtr
every day. In the 3,eO trnf Yesterday
best three cut ~ Ave. for a 500
purse. Dxsta Won the second. thlft
and Fourth heats. Van de NentrrI
Ticket winning the FIRST heat and
being withdrawn later ON account "
iamcneau fhlt n won second and
Hob Kirk thlrd The best time made
was sai. m the running race, ha.t
mile ana repeat. FOR a $40 purse.
Tied spider wen. Durango second.
Give To Ne THIRD and George Dewey
fourth
rodRya events consist - the IS
pAce for $500 and two running races
one half mile ana repeat for $500
and nye=eiEhth miir dash for a
$50 purse, Some close finishes afr
looked TOE, especially lu the nrst
race. whom a number ~ PAGERS ullI
make their trHt appearance on the
track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
SULLIVAN
WILL CASE
ONCE MORE
marie carrau Denied Any Part Of
Estate Awaiting Other Heirs


Judge Tallman this morning de-
med ths motion q Marie Corran fer
ne distribution of the large sulIl
van estate No date was set for any
isFtasr hearing u the case an Il
VII remain IN Statu quo until sorae
f-sP : taken By the alleged heirs.
Judge Tallman stated as his reas3n
i'f refusing . allow the distrihu-
Ton that. y TIE estate were award
e At this time. the action might
prove an. injustice 10 other heirs
whose claims have not yet been
heard. The last report Of the e.
essvsF shows personal property aions.
valued a. $4,000, 70 BE- On hand. In
tns event Of the court allowing the
oistripution q The estate. MS en-
IRE property might h dlsslnata4
and the remaining hsirs ,voItg -
entirely without rteosIrrs sbe,,ta
higher tribunal reverse the So
ment Of the lower court.
This morning Judge Taprosr -.
more ruled the state n waobtv.atz
Ont q the case. from whlsb -
ment the state viii again an,,.t :.
he supreme court. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
HEARING or
LONCENBAUGH
d. L. Muir Is on the Stand In the
AssauIl.io- Murder Case

The hearing OF n Longonbauga.
who assaulted 70. T. Muir IN the lat.
tore office iu the &eH York block on
the evening ~ September o. c0mta
up before Judge George this after
noon. Mr. Muir was the nrat WI
ness put On the stand Iia tesf
mony vii take up the greater pare
ot the afternoon.
The dafeus. j. rHdeaYorlnR =
prove that MuirH relations sin Mr.
LouasuhHuEh Were such that AN as
nnult was iuatlnHbls The trips to
Tacoma and Ballard which Muir =
alleged In have made eifh Mrs. Lon
FsuhauEh were alfred. and the VIE.
ness explained that only on bualuasa
ava he ever accompany Mru Lon
grnhauKh Tho hearing viii pro - :
bly consume most ~ tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
Novel Glass Blowing

IN q the present time the art ~
blowing glassware bY means ~ com
pressed afr baa been limited to bot
Hes and siwiinf articles ~ small
tire. but process h being exploit
90 iu Germany. the invention ~ Paul
sirvert 81 Dresden. ut which bath
tubs and other large tanks can b.
made Nth the greatest ease. tbs
pfoctsa - blowing such articles OF
IEinhted IN this country an tlttss
hurE iaHt twenty laafH ego. but L
has remained rof foreigner ta per
feet o. and Sic Hlf.eft Gays thar
there l. almost ro limit 60 the azs
~ the articles Witch can be- maaa
bY his process ife has already maae
q number 81 buthmus which are haff
90 have many advantages over tho
~ metal and porcelain. the pfiufiz
pal one hrinF the economy q slana.
The tub l. ayo feet SIX Inches long
ana q bout tao feet wlds. and consist e
~ one pIele - aalid glass about ~ .
inches and half 10 lhleknraa TIE
thiuE NHa made campIets ln ahuus
i've minutes The other things shove
arr made Tor special manufacturing
purposes. and Mr stevtrt thinks =
viil aaen b. able - supply ali tha
tanks and watts usra in fhe variana
arts and Industries fof which clay.
wood. cement and metal are nea
used. notably hy brewers. diaiiiisgs.
fruit preseffrrs and sugar feaneri~s.
The msfbad ~ manufacturing N.
articles IL said 60 - very simple
TIE EiAss = taken from the furnace
while ct led heat ard in a iaui1
form. ard placed In the mold. vhieh
may hs readily sauna into any D.
sired position. Compressed air =
then admitted through rerlhls
tube which connects with the bottom
~ ghe nolf. the fioN Through which
can be regulated ~ means o, valve.
A. rsnn ss fhs article IL FINISHED fl
- carried ~ . mechanical device -
an auusalInE chamber uhFre 81 =
nratn heated and then allowed -
cool. after whirh gf4eesa ii O. ready
for uMr Patent Record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
SAYS ASTOR
USE DFRAUD

TRENTON. y J sept II John
taeot Assnr and ether directors -
the Elertric Vehicle and Electric
storage Battery companies ar
charged With fraud IN a suit. lnvolv-
IND millions. brought ~ Hirhn rsi
sci xman. ~ S~W TuFk
3alEuAn alleges that thr fwo con
Germs entered into e conspiracy TO
divsftf rom TIE vehicle company into
The treasury u fhs other company
several million dollars This. he navs
wNs done - complicated stock Job
berry TIE makes the directors %
bots companies Jointly respanHIhfe
fnF the alleged frauds on the atoek.
hnidafa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
WALlA WALlA
SAILS TONIGHT
Returns From a Trip About Sound
OFF for Frisco

The steamer KNalia walla. Capt.
Hall. Nill sail this evening at for
san Francisco. She returned this
morning from her Puget sound trip.
This route includes the towns Of Nv
esnft. Whatcom. Anncortes. Port
Townsend and Vancouver The Wall
u Wnlln will take as cargo 100
tons Of salmon. Alaska of. ore and
general mere handlse. Included un-
der the latter head 81 a large ship
ment 81 Oriental products brought 90
this port hy steamers % the Nippon
NuBeu knisha.
Among the 100 passengers making
the Frisco trip are Mrs. 8. Mlglia-
vacca and daughter 81 this city. NJ.
Is King and wife. prominent people
~ Hnssland r. g.. and r Van SAINT.
manager 81 the Fox Saw Works %
thlsa city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
THEY FAVOR
new ROAD LAW
Local Improvement Clubs in Strong
Advocacy

Delegates from a number q The
local Improvement clubs met at the
che mher Of commerce this morning
and adopted resolution 20 tho e.
feet that ~ was the sense Of the
meeting that the new road law
should be- adopted IN King county.
The manner Of presenting the mer-
It's 81 the law TO the public vas
placed IN the hands gf the stan Ing
conference committee OF the clubs.
together with Secretary Meihle and
Chairman a. J. Blethcu. Jr. Of the
chamber Of commerce committee en-
city affairs
Judge Joseph Shipper. Of the Rem
ton HiIi club. and x. NJ Jones. of
the Ramona club. were asked To pr
pare articles on the advantages
OF the new law. and the Post Inseiil-
geueer. Times and Star were request
ed 10 publish the same.
The Availability ~ issuing "A
dadRsr and distributing II over the
city before the election, detailing the
good features Of the law. was aiao
discussed.
Judge Shipper stated that he IN
derstoad tho board Of commissioners
intended 10 proceed with the election
Notwithstanding the opinion Of Pros
ocutlng Attorney Fulton that prooer
notice 81 the election had not been
given He Haid that probably an In
junction against the election would
be asked this week and the maltet
would then be- definitely determined
by the courts ia ample time btfern
the election.
Another meeting of the delegates
viii be held a. the same place nest
Tuesday morning at II o'clock,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
SAYS HE WAS ROBBED
IN BOSTON HOUSE

John W Taylor reported - the
police this morning that Ne vas one
81 money IN the Boston lodging
house. a resort below Ysslsr waF
Taylor, who lives az 1918 Western
avenue SAYS he Rnnt into The house
yesterday morning and was relieved
Of go in cash. How he does mott
know. bot pc thinks a Eiri who VAS
talking 60 him knows something %
ths Whereabouts ~ the cash. Tay ior
also Informed the police that several
other rnhhar#se occurred IN The house
that night. bat had not been report.
81 Ito aid roe know the names %
the other usu tho lost money. tle.
tsctivss are uaw working on the case
and fhe Fuiitf parties may roon 30
auprehendsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
CLIMATE AND
CROP REPORT
Bulletin oil Local Conditions for
Week Ending Yesterday

VIM. Bell. temporarily In charge Of
the Seattle branch ~ the weather
bureau, makes the following report
on local climate and crops for the
week just ended.
During the week ending septem-
Der 40 the temperature was below
the average throughout the state. In
the western section the fore and lat
ter parts 81 the week we're clenr.
and from the 9Th to 7th Il was
mai rnlnfall occurred. except In tho
Olympic peninsula. where scarcely
any rain fell Rain vs. much needed
there for pastures late fruit and root
crops, and 10 extinEuish forest fires
In the Eastern section cloudy and
rainy weather has prevailed espr-
eially IN the northeastern part. where
copi0ua rains have fallen. In some
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eco
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90
Suburban..

s J. Tsaehuor. postmaster of Van
ASSET. and ore % the oldest msn IN
the community. Il very ~ At his resi-
dsuce.
Rev J. Baker has been selected a.
permanent pastor % the Protestant
church a. Van Aaseit.
Miss Carrie Davis. u Van ASSET.
has gone - Iat1un. 3 here she viii
teach school this year.
Road Supervisor Koran will com
mence next week on the new road
which IL 20 eEtsnd from the White
River road 70 The River park road.
The preliminary work looking 20
the organization of Protestant
Methodist church ~ Georgetown was
discussed At meeting ~ George
town residents last evening W Re
valle presided and after srv eraf
speeches the following trustees were
chosen 4. Goodson Dexter Horton
W jerks Clarence Bissefi. r. Wlllett
and J. Kelly.
a Chauradra. 81 GEORGETOWN.
leaves next week Tor Paris France.
on business connected with his faith
er's estate.
The Mueller school opened Monday
with loo pupils. The directors are
planning 70 build two addlti0ua
rooms n accommodate the pupils.
Miss Lake and Miss Sloan are the
teachers af the school
The South Park school viii not
omen until oct cher I 0usfrtV a. oafagJ .
slve repairs being made to the build
inG.
A concert VII DO given Saturda v
evening a. South Park under the
auspices - the ladies n the Church
~ our LADY ~ f.0urdes. Mrs 4.
Brooks Mrs. ". MeNatf and Mrs.
q. Savin are in charge ~ the ar
fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
she MUST BE
VERY UGLY
In Order to Secure This Job
Nuisance Of woosrs

HtTfEn a.. sept 1.-The naiis-
So haol beard has offered a bonus tor
the ualieat school teacher iu ohio.
90 teach the primary department for
one year. The successful applicant
must sign a contract not to be mar
rlrd until the end II the term
The board engaged Miss Ada Long
recently. but before school opened
she Informed the heard that she NaH
Ca be married and offered her Feaix
nation. Then another pretty Young
woman. Nisa Myrtle Stewart. WaH
employed but before school aaa
called she waa married. Then Mas
Jennie tau Ept the toh. and nus
b. nd a frw days later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
Where Is a Right Good Man 2"

Mayar TUNES has been requested
20 appoint a delegate from Seattle 10
thr National Congress ON Rivers and
ttarNort. to meet la baltimore. MD.
oct. s and =
ne there h a right Hoot man IN
Seattle who wants 70 - o. paltl.
more. send him 60 me. sal the
mayor. and I'm appoint him
"put who viii pay the expenses
was asked
Welt the man himself. ~ course. -
was the reply lie Wouldn't mind
paying his own expense for th' huu-
or. you know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
ONE WOMAN

wAsuINaToN. n. G. Sept. II
A atrike mas be- caused m Uncle
Sans hir printing office by one
lone woman.
Mrs Mary CallnRhan. "a press feed
or. refuses 10 Join the new union.
and as the members - the orEani-
gatiou are pledged 10 handle nothing
but union material her refusal "a
ioin may lead 20 interesting develop
mCnfH
Az Mrs CaliaRhan is protected by
the civil service rules. the public
printer wlli be Obliged "a defend her
against the union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
IN THE COURTS

jennie johnson has brought suit In
the superior court against James
purkc. asking for an Injunction and
5000 damages The parties own al
Joining lots on MAYNARD avenue near
Ytslrr waV. and the piaintiff alleges
that the defendant twu years aEu
erected beard wall 81 feet hiEh on
the line between the lots. that the
Same was dome maiieiausly and for
the purpose Of lniurinE plaintiff =
property. she says % has the effect
- darkeminr the windows 10 her
s. ooo residence. She therefore asks
Tor "A mandatory Injunction direct
ing the immediate removal % the
wall and Judgment Tor damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
ALL HAPPENED
SINCE HE LEFT

W n Hendrix. formerly connect.
cd with the commission house ~
Hendrix briggs a Co. feels chag.
rim on account ~ tho prominence
given his name In connection with
tho suit ~ G ". Bryant against G..
NJ. Briggs. 90 recover commission
money alleged 60 be due. Mr. len
dirk stated today that he has not
been connected with the firm Of
Hendrix Briggs n Co. for nearly two
months. At that time he sold his
lntercat In the business TO O. NJ.
BrlERH. While ne waa In tho com
pany. he says. no dealings Of any ma
turc were transacted with Bryant. or
any other Yakima farmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
Lee RELEASED

Theodore Lee. who severely cut
william Mcdonald IN fight In the
Rainier Baths Sunday morning. was
released from the city jail last even
ing Chief Sullivan consulted witt
~" prosecuting attorney and cnmc
To fhe conclusion that case could
not BE- made BY the state. Two de-
tectives have worked on the cnae
nince Sunday. but owing fo the con
llicfinR stories told tho origin Of the
fsht could not be accurately learn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11

STAMFORD conn sept tf.-Gieo.
Chamberlain. aged % died - re-
suit 81 injuries received in a fall
from the Verauda % his house re
was the oldest male inhabiiant
% thia city. vas in good health. and
remarkably active for one 81 hiH
years Ii wns his daily custom 20
take long walks akip rope ana ride
Il LI.Ynls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11

has a sweet bow With an easy run
and a long aftsrhanE. Her hilg.n
are mellow and. white sailing. she
leaves little or SO uuartsring wave,
while her entrance into the water "a
quiet. Sailing on a broad reach y
undoubtedly CaIumbia's best point
She drives nicely and minds her
helm Wiih wonderful alacrit8. Her
sau area Il far esa than that q
shamrock n.
shamrock II. wiii probably have
70 give her nearly two minutes time
allowance. Columbia'a oficiai meas
urrmenfa. - taken by John Hyslo7
before her last races. are as follows.
Length over AL. ~ feet. length
water line. - feet. extreme breadth
Of heam. aag. dranght 81 watsfs 1910
fest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
CRUSHED BY
AN ELEVATOR
Herbert Howard. a Salesman, Near.
~ Loses Ms Life

Herbert Hswafd. salesman. wzs
rsariy crushed - death ~ an eleyu.
tor in the basement back q ifJ
First avenue shortly before 8 o'clock
last evening Howard waa IN the
elevator shaft and The cage defcerd.
81. Before Il could be STOPPED
Il crushed him 20 the doer. lie VAS
picked Ip unconscious aud taken 20
she ambulance 80 Providence hnMpi.
tai fr nortea examined him AMI
pronounced the wounds not danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
CITY HALL

Louis Heinrich today asked the
counen 20 rebate him So 81. paid for
a sidewalk assessment or FIRST ave-
nue. south. Mr Heinrich claims 3
built the walk a, his uvn expense.
Regina ard Fridoliu Wilhelm hRvs
asked the mayor and council 60 as
certain n there has not been an ere
or made In the assessment ~ th9is
property. On Third avsaue hctwcsn
Yeslsr way and washfnKtnn street.
for street paving They claim that
Second avenue. adjoining. l. Wider
street. AMI yet u is nos assesssd =
higher rate than Third avenue.
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--H-4-a--i1i1a ia7iaii=71H1a-----
MURDER

LONDON. SEPT. lin Cisrkenwsls
eosrt today Marshal Faugirou. =
freedman arraigned for murder.
stated that his crime was rr1mpfs
b. A attempt II ihs victim 70 hrl1a
him % XII Secretary Chamberlain.
he sad the dead man Was a meubas
q 4 serrrt society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
BUILDING PERMITS

TIRE following building permits
have been issued IN the office ~ the
city engineer To y. @. Haukan far
q tvvo-mtory frame dwelling a. seo7
n Terry avenue. 10 cost stsr90. 81
Kellogg 4 Anderson fur a ane-Etorv
frame dwelling az ttss Twenty arst
avenue. 70 cost o. 90. to L. y. Math
cuy. for a ans-st0ry frame dwelling
AZ E215 Tenth avenue north. 10 cost
tH5n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
In Hotels.

Among the arrivals ~ the Rainier
Grand today we're y. r. MrChasncy.
president ~ the Everett Improve
ment Co james A. Clock. portia nd
agent of the Wisconsin Central rail
cay. s. a.. sykes Vancouver. Hupt
Pullman service q. p. r.. Mai Geo.
u pcnruae. T. = 4.
A. she Butler Paul W. Custer ~
the Everett Evening Record. T. -
Jones. attorney from Arlington. II
Waters. ~ y. Victoria.
Al the Occidental w G Justice
manager ~ "A Runaway Girl co
20 appear at the Grand Opera house
next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
LANDED 'EM

PORTLAND, ore Sept. ii-pa.
s ,.s one q their number vas
p ~ under arrest six 81 the eresg
~ nes sns eFuiatr hohlean hazed the DO
i - 80 making the arrest by throw
nm - me ceiling of d uinersso,
$50. =, oan ands' saloon and tban
80 III esss. on MIN. During the melee
te-n 49, gold watch chain va
so, 90 rom me- vest ana could not -
49, !, s', ~. we're making a gfsttt.t.
to ea III re saloon and ihe proppie-
snse,.A ~. ,Ni heIp. Tho p6Ilea9.s",.
ogers ~ Nl.h drawn club bbt ws,
~ 1890 1890 lie managed h. Us rs
L. = s,oi.@F ana marched ~ -
ssffs out their nne. 4Asy VIII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
THE CUP DEFENDER

The cur defender Columbia o. n
floop yacht Nth a deep IN keel. Ia
form she e undoubtedly the great
eHt product Of Nat Hcrroahun. the
veteran Yacht designer. The column
bias design IL y series of curves best
suited TO all points OF sailing she
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Travellers Railway Guide.
Northern Pacific

Narfh Coas fituiisa Leave fof - Fsu1 =
= q Arrive fHaul So Iaul z y n.
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