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The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

The new rooms of the Florence Hotel, eight in number, will be com pleted this coming week and ready for occupancy. Sam Torres is now putting on the finishing touches in the way of handsome wall paper.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

Mrs. J. T. Bartleson and her daugh- ter, Miss Bogie, returned Thursday from a three months visit to Califor- uia, where the climate seems to have agreed with them. They were given a warm welcome home by their relatives and many friends.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

The reception given last Saturday afternoon by Mrs. W. c. Truman and Mrs. E. M. Doan at the latter's residence was a successful affair from socia and musical standpoint. Some thirty ladies were in attendarce and the oc- casion was greatly enjoyed. Elegant refreshments were served.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

A letter received this week by Sheriff Truman from J. J. Fraser states that he and Jack Smith would sail from Valdez, Alaska, about the 24th of Sep tember, bound for home. Mir. Fraser says their copper mines there are the biggest things on earth.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

The ladies of the W. c. T. U. gave an interesting social last evening at the residence of W. J. Bley. There were refreshments, music and a general good time.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hickey with her children, Iris and Key, left yesterday for Casa Grande, to visit relatives. They will return tomorrow, and in the mean time the Judge will join the Grass Widowers' Club.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

Enemies of Mayor Emanuel of Tomb b. stone are circulating report that he is seventy years old. He is just 27, aud one of the most popular young beaux of that city of dismal name. So there,
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

Rev. Celestino Durand, of Yuma, ar- rived Wednesday, and will hold relig ious services tomorrow Sunday al the Catholic Church. He is here set ting up the affairs of Rev. Father Bezemart, lately deceased.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05
The TnrnuNE will conmence tbe pu

The TRIBUNE will commence the puo- lication next week of applications for patent to eight mining claims in the Canon del Gro district, Catalina noun tains. These claims are owned oy the Copper Hill Mining company and Ed- win Scott, of Denver, John 5. Coplen of Tucson being their attorney ia fact.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

Recorder Thos. G. Peyton took his wife and child to Mesa this week and returned alone. Tom has made appli- cation to join the Grass Widowers' Club, which is rapidly decreasing in membership.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

Mrs. J. E. O'Connor and infant child returned last Sunday from California. They were met at Casa Grande by J. E., who accompanied them home as proud as peacock.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

James K. Mccarthy, who owns vsl- uable mines near Kelvin, passed through Florence last Saturday on his way east. He will visit the Pan-Ameri- can Exposition before his return.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

s. Heyneman of Tucson, A. Van Norden of Omaha, and c. H. Jones of San Francisco were travelling men registered at the Florence Hotel this week.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05
Just What You Need File and

letters, bills and papers. Quick, ecouo- mical aud orderly. The SIMPLICITY SELF BINDING LETTER AND BILL FILE beats any Sl.50 file made. Sent anywhere. all charges prepaid, for s0c., stamps or cash. Agents wanted everywhere.
 SIMPLICITY FILE c0..
 Ase Fisthush aye, Hroctlfn, \. r,
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

John F. Davenport, court reporter, left Wednesday for SolomouvilIe,
 where court opens on the 7th inst. He will stop over day or two in Tucson.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

Leslie Tillman, son of our former townsman, c. W. Tillmsu, came in from Globe Thursday, and will leave for Berkley, Cal, to-day.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

At the election Tuesday the proposi- ton to bond the town of Tempe for $30, 900 to build waterworks was carried by vote of 102 to IT.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

Mr. Frank Piper and Mrs. Mary Martin, of Dudleyville, were married recently in Mesa, and passed through Florence Thursday on their way home.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

wm. Wright took his daughter Gladys to Mesa Thursday and will place her in the public school there.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

The Ladies' Improvement Club will meet this (Saturday) afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Club hall. Important business.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

John c. Harris and son Thomas went to Tempe Wednesday and returned last evening.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05
SUNSET LoNo-DIsTANoR TELEPHONE,
FLoRENcE ExcHANer.

FLORENCE EXCHANGE. Main.
 1-Barker, A. F.. General Merchandise. A-Brockway, e. M., Florence Pharmacy. H-Brockway, c. M., Residence. Nl-Canal Company, Office. u-Clerk's office, Court House. 7l-SherifP's office, Court House. sl-Drais, L. K., Florence Hotel. iN-Judges office. Court House. 2sl-Doan, F. M..... Residence. iol-Keating, J. G., Tunnel Saloon. ill-Miehea Co.,. Florence Cash Store, id-Powell, c. O., Residence. 1n-Reppy, c. D.,... Residence. ael-Reppy, c. D.... TRIBUNE Office. an-Shields Price, General Merchandise, lSi-Stevens, D. C., .Montezuma Stables. asl-Truman, W. C., Residence.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

Sheriff Truman returned Sunday from Mammoth. Senator Tom Davis now has charge of the mines there in place of Senator Blair.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

Constable Jas. E. McGee has had his residence painted and it is now one of the prettiest places in town.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

J. NJ. Castaueda, a prominent citizen of Benson, died last Saturday at St. Nary's Hospital in Tucson.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

H. c. Hardwick came over from Mesa Wednesday.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

Allen Whitlow of Mesa was visiting friends and relatives in Florence this week.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

Eugene Cadott, formerly in business in Florence, was in town last Sunday from Tucson, and went on to Troy.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

The Clifton Era says it seems to be no trouble at all to catch Chinamen along the line now.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

W. Y. Price went to Phoenix Tues day, returning Thursday.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

Prof. w. H. Lampker, of Silver King, was visitor in Florence this week.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

competent teacher is wanted for the Kelvin school, Salary, $70 month,
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME rARLR.

No. & west-bound, daily at..........s:ss p. m. No 10, east-beund, daily at...,....4:sS a. m.
The Florence tribune., 1901-10-05

Testing laboratories for Cyanide, Chlorina- tion. Concentration. Amalgamation and other tests for selection or treatment of Ores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-25

For ba,hinr. M,arons vnia Baths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-25
WHILE THERE Is YET TIME.

business plague
soOarwe OF Asia nrmy implanted scatter
How
Seattle
todayf The paSuesiEn shall
hang out a duplicate seattle harber1
Hear the and clauorous NOR
Well, then
pears in port shall be prepared
OUT Only thousand mites down the Coast thu fatal uneeannes has
entered
state Medical
cisco have proven thus far powe rid the California metropolis
hdeous
ARE DYING OF RuBoNIc PLAGUE IN SAN FRAN.
CISCO AND THE AUTHORITIES STRUGGLE IL VAIN 10 WASH
CHINATOWN FREE or
oien.
Tiles
IL San Francisco had Prepared
when that brought harbor could
nave STAMPED cut the hst visitation and the disease could have
gained foothold In
II SEATTLE orrty pest
OF these days she VIII awake hubonie
plague and this dread a
tant The
sAs deah-ist win be In order
In such
Just what has happened and
tributary business VIII drop
end be Guaranteed
But none OF these things NEED
toward the endorsement Of
share q
new steamship lines e REALIZE
enaee and h Us take all wise and
We and neeaw without delay:
La dsntenou hospital within
suiek reach Of the
seven miles out IA the
nssd Of a place Of this need QUICK
sAore which
sns Of the valuable vitality
Of
against malignant ri disease
"A city hacteriolost department
MONEY.
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Theaters.


Tn "GIsmonda" the success Of Mel
bourne Mcdowell and Florence
Stone in la Tosca" and Fedora
vaa last night emphaticsiiy repeat
I'd. The play il. as are all Of sar-
eou's works. full OF dramatic action.
Its climates are well arranged and
come In most interesting situations.
"Gismonda" is peculiar In that in
tense interest in its story II com
PEELED almost from the rising Of the
curtain. little time being consume
in development Of the plot.
Both Mr. Mcdowell and Miss
Stone proved competent in their
roles Of MarceIio Almerio and Gis-
rn0nda. The staging Of the produc-
ton II up 10 the standard Of the
plays which have preceded II on the
MarD0welI program. The vista of
the ArrOpolis II "a splendid piece or
background work.
The support accorded the princi-
rails IL strong Jack Webster. whose
parts in subsidiary roles In the other
ulays have been warmly applauded,
made q hit as Zaccaris, What seems
a defect IN the casting Of the play
erops out in Clarence Hontaine's
Bishop sophron, the annerisuls OF
fhe actor being somewhat out or ac-
rord with the sanetity OF the chaf-
ncter.
s'C.lnrnonda" will continue al week
with Saturday matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-25
Travellers Railway Guide.

Nor. pae North Caast Limited 81 Past
arrive - 81. M leave TO q IN Nor.
fas Atlanfie f2press. - paui. arrive 2
2. m. leave I.tS a. NJ H1rlinatan over
land. -. LOUIS. Kansas city. arrive 4 3.
~ isafe - a. Moor. pac.. Portland.
arrive 80 p m. y. n o. m. ami - q n
ssFs a M. u - r. ~. ana 40 .. M.
@er. Fae.. Olympia. graTs Hartar. arrive.
80 . N isave a. m@Nor Fac. south
ttsnd lsEeeps sunday. arrive go o. ~
leave a m.~-N1r. Faes. Taeama. arrive.
= a. m. ~ = a. m. .. m. 40 81 m.
Sd o M IS >. m. BIB ,. ~ leave
! - a. N. 2. m. ~ 10 .. M. - D. m.
{ - q us.. 20 q m. e.fo D. m. Nar
Hse- suuazHs Vancouver. - C. aHrire 81
2. m leave 81 q. M ar Pee. Eu1hdfna
is1. sedras " onileF. arrive 3 % b. m. ff 10
= m leave - q. ~. and $40 p. M =
Nnr. Pac= fHsaq1ah. Hnaqualfuis arrive
il'io a. -. leave $50 p. M
ca. Nor. Overland Flyer. 81, Paul. Arrivs
pm leave : 8. m.-est Nor ArnkaHa.
nrrtve $50 q. m fravr - a. m.=fEt. Nor.
y natcgrs. NJ teruon. arrive II 30 o. r..
and $50 2. on. leave % I'M : 10 r. N
ct. Nor Blaine. New Eerta8iaater ar.
rive $40 8. m leave - m=fst Nor
Everett leave S.au r.. m. 81 30 a. M zfn
.. m. ana p. m. arrive 70 a. m 8 N
. n. BIO >. a..
Canadian Pac vancouver and Overland
arrive $40 .. m. leave 300 a. m.
Col 4 PuEst sqund. Black Diamond
Franklin. arrive go n. ~ ffalifi and 81
=. n. except sunday. fsave $50 a. us.
fexeept sunday. $40 .. m. daily.
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SURE THING
ON PENNIES
And a Contribution Box MAY now
Suffer for a Conductors
unkindness.

That fellow with those two Kids. %
said a James street conductor zee
isrday. -la the stlnEieat man that
ever rode over this line. He'n a
bright red bouquet q pcnuriousness
nut ! scattered hla leaves. and aid
Il good
TN tell YOU how Il IT, lie IL one
~ these chronic econnulsrrH. and
VIII waik u mile to save a bean.
caught him the other day. and sine
then he has atcerrd clear nf me. I
am = regular hawk show when
any one tries e. heat me. You see
when these transfers went into ~.
feet some time ago. I could 49, that
Old dufsr nkufink bow he could beat
the company. A. last he must have
found way lie wore = pleasant
tea box smile eveFY aay. and on sun.
day it reached 60 China
Every Sabbath. stth his wife. he
took trip to Fremont. I guess they
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All popular day by best authors, tho
cold exclusive and hy the publishers at
as here tttt Hook Department-Hoeond moor
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BEST 81 cabinet photographic. d Il
rsH dozen fef fas nlaI trrfs 4sys
Eastman. urW studio. llIH Fiks
street
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LEGAL NOTICES.

G
~ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON.
FOR THE COUNTY OF KING.
PROBATE NOTICE STATE Or
WAEHTNaTON. COUNTY or
KISG As. N THE MATTER
or THE ESTATE or MARY
K0NNfNG. DECEASED. 10.
2ss4 NOTICE 0F SETTLEMENT
oF FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice Is hereby given that Oias
RouninE. administrator ~ the zid
annexed % the estate 81 Mary Ron
ming. decreased. 4as rendered q. ana
1ied in said court his anal account
~ such administrator. and that IN
day. the 10Th day - August. 1891. at
. % o'clock. a m. ~ the court room
Of the Probate Department % our
said Superior Court. in the City q
Seattle. IN said King county. has
been duly appointed by said oours
for the settlement OF said account.
a. which time and place any person
interested IN said cEtate may appear
and aie his exceptions In writing 10
said account. and contest the sane
Witness. the lion. Arthur z Crit
IN. Judge II said superior court. and
the seal 81 said court hereto affixed
this 18th day Of July. 1901.
&. A. kOFpFLI.
Clerk
Uy1 z. b. ERWIN.
Deputy Clerk.
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chss. Erin Werner

The eminent Irish actor. Mr.. chas.
Erin Werner. viii play a return en-
gaGement az the Third Avenue thea
ter next week. opening July = in tho
famous Irish drama The Colleen
Bawn." one Of the prettiest % Irish
pays Ar, Werner r. supported by
his own company and Miss Louise
Carter. Seattle favarite. During
ths forthcoming engagement Mr..
Werner viii be seen as O'CHlilghan In
His Last Legs." and as Miles Mae
oppleen IN The Colleen Bawr." two
characters IN which he has never ap-
p@ared before a Seattle audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-25
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sals o. furniture Groom
house. moved from 1884, seventh
avenue and broom house, moved
from 1910 Seventh avenue 20 MAJ
fin q for'H HairFFuuma, iHA Thirl
avenue. viii bc sold al public aue-
ton. Friday. july -. nt 70 go a. m. ;
these are All me goods and plenty
% them II - impoHHi bic e. mention
nIl the furniture. goods faF iuHuee-
ton Thursday; this n the largest
lot - furniture We have offered
this season. Joe Martin. Auction %
Ger.
=. q. ufCKERTON. generai auction
Ger. 1872 FIRST avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-25
SPECIAL MEETING
By Chamber OF Commerce and the
Manufacturers Association.

The Seattle Chamber Of Commerce
and the Manufacturers association
viii meet at the rooms OF the cham
Der Of commerce on Friday. July Is.
1901. At II o'clock a m. to consider
the matter Of erecting a wooden min
In Seattle. TO employ one thousand
workmen-
This is a matter Of great import
ance and all members are requested
20 BE- present
SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE.
by J.. W. elise, president.
MANUFACTURERS AsSOCIA-
TIOS.
BY @. w. Hummer. president.
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stsadtar etthe Clubs.
NEW BYLAWS
Chamber Of Commerce Adopts Them
Committee Thanked.

At Yesterdays regular meeting OF
the chamber % commerce. the report
q the committee on bylaws vas
ordered printed In pamphlet form
ON motion Of Josiah Collins. vote
~ thanks was given 81 the special
committee that had In charge the
entertainment Of the congressional
rivers and harborz committee. capt
wyekoff. enc Of the members % the
committee who aeenmpa the con-
rressionaI party into NIaaka, report
IS tn results - their work. which
vas received with full Satisfaction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-25
EXCELSIOR
FOR VALDES
Sails for the North With a LARGE
Quantity Of Freight.

s. s. Excelsior sailed for vAldes
this afternoon. loaded 10 her utmost
capacity with general cargo. inciud-
fng large quantities of building ma
terfal- Reports from Valdes and W.
einity are very encouraging. Pros
poets are good and the camps are
growing az a rapld rate.
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GOING EAST

SPOKANE, July 7s-The congress-
ional rivers and harbors committee
passed through here yesterday en-
route East. without stopping. The
COMMITTEES IL spending today Inspect
ing the country tributary 10 Lsvsls
ton, Ida
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nan,.nlIIsr at ths I'M.

Henry Miller. starring in Hearts.
ease" will open a brief season ~
fhs Grand next Sunday evening. IN
fhts play and his new colonial piece
aT)' Arcy on ftr Guardf. Dir. htller
Il having most successfnh season
1lla recent engage a8ent a. the COL
tarnf4a. San Francisco. WAS notable
ar the number nf patrons turned
aw4v a. the opening performance.
Tturlne Nj Millcr's Seattle visit
sherr wgIi be. IN addition 80 the two
-'f.vn nasnod. a single Production Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-25
Mortality Record.

Jonathan Muiiixan. aTef - years.
died At Fifth avenue and Madison
street yesterday. Honuay A stewart
Wtil ship the body % Suehomish.
Donald &. Dean. the one year Old
son % Mr. and Mrs. W. ]. Dean. died
AZ idfa Washington street yesterday
evening.
Ole Johnson. aged q years fief At
Ballard last night. The body II at
ButteFwprths
- -
To batsieship. Steamer Albion.
New York Life InH. Co. View York nix.
==a o.
Launches FOR charter. Tel. West .af
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MosieR Pictures.

Country club life In realistically
shown In the moving picture Of a
tsilF-ho party. shown at the Search
light. i9oSa Second avenue. this
week
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pYglNo AND CLEANING.

Partisan Dye Works-We call for.
clean. press, deliver your clothes.
once lils LIST ave Tel Main 1914
AMERICAN steam Dye works. 1915
western avenue. Phone. Main 7a4
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Oscar wiide'R sparkling comedy
The Importance OF Being In Eara.
est"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-25

went 70 church there. iils game
was this. he lives near Fourth ave
nue. and James street. and he would
put HE two Kids, who are both uns
der ave. On the ear. and theN w0ui1
ride a. toNn. paying a nickel for two
fares would give them each a
transfer This game vas kept uH
many q day Finally I heenmr fus.
pIti0uF and watched things Would
you believe A. that old fellow and
lia wife s.auid Walk a. Second avenue
and James and wait Tor the Kids
take their transfers ard nde out "a
Fremont for one fare. Tho ktaH
would Walk back home. That mat
should - given a pension aH TIE
sursst tkIng on PENNIES Ia town.
a. 49, a=sa
For bathing. Mrarona vuia baths
o.
New hath houses. Madrurn villa
- - a
Diamond Ice Best ice. best ser
vice. lasts Longest Tel. Main ies9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-25

1890 Neat room. z.fforg cottage
witlffuI Iot eHEi2n. au Terry owe
euur north. sHHy walking distance.
ft0D cuHh. balance monthly. Frank
T Hunter. HIfh the fIIre lutfHi#
ment to. room a. THsiH6 bIp. ,
HIQHEhT prices fof second haa1
gapdF bedroom uctH stoves car
pets. etc Red Front Furn tare -
tf0-ii2 snd Ave. y To- Fe1 i15t
F0R SALE A small number ~ cam
airy birds. fine singers. very rea
nonAbie. Ro SIN a. cor. Maynard
FULL bio9dfd Jersey. fresh. call
az zaal nnYlnalan nNanun aallh-
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nIcroIn HrrAIn.

COLUMBIA. Hartford and Vidette
Bicycles. Christopher Bros, iiIg
second
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DREssMAkERs.

FOR Ladies' tailor and reception
gowHs call at Lamb siEters, sfe-
81 Collins block.
LYNCH . SHAW. 49, Halter BIDS.
Mdme. A. 5. Smith, 81 Huxley BIk.
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PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
Second avenue and PIKE St Capital
paid up. tioa 600. l. G. &sufeldsr.
preH. J. r. Hayden. cash =. T.
GTsenieaf. asst cuhh Commercial
"a yinFn and trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid In. itzs. sur
plus. t1s %.
J. Furth. pres. J. 3. Goidsuith-
vice pres ". v. Ankenys cashier.
IN the United States and Europe.
National Bank Of commercs
Paid up capital. tis0. 600
Trannaets general banking business
u. g. Henry. pres. r. Il Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent
safe Dsposil sAait Boxes ioc Rsss
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Paid Up Capital tiGo. 900
General banking business transacted
J. y. Hoge. 81, pre-. NJ. MeMiek-
en-. vice presL. l. Turner. cash: n
or principal cities Of y. 3. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
a Seattle, A general banking buai-
ness transacted. Deposits 81 20. COO.
A. Chllbsfg. pres, +. l.. 0rondAhl.
is' vice pres. a. n. soelberW. cash.
J. y. Lahe asst. cash. No branches.
The Canadian Baak Of Cemmeree
Capital paid up.............gs.0 go. Go
eight Million poliaFHl
surplus .-.s..s.. .....--...s tl.0o0. COO
Interest allowed on time depusitA
A general Banking Business Trans
acted
SEATTLE BRASCH-coraer OF
James -. and Second Avenue.
". 4 CAMERON Mnr
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PORTLAND
WINS OUT
Harmon Was Eating MeIIins
Food and the WebioOt-
ers Got On.

Seattle hall PLAYERS went hack 90
I the grand stand and played ernaue
/ yesterday afternoon while Portland
piled up Il runs ln seven innings.
/ Then Seattle touk a faint ar "a
/ brace and managed To- Get i've runs,
/ the result Of errors on the part ~
I Portland In the nrst two Innings
| Portland hattCd Harmon. seattle q
/ pitcher, cut 81 the box In these two
/ Hateful innings the champions piled
I NJ eight scores.
Muller. Tor Portland led on with
q hit and tho fireworks We're kept
up untu four men had eirgied the
I baEa. and Muller had made the last
l out on his second time up, Seattle
went out In one. two three order. ana
I Portland cam~ up aud made four
more home plates pugdhlr became
uneasy aud replaced Harmon with
I Hickey. the new left-handcd twirlcr.
When Mickey Cot There.
With Hickey IN the box two Port
land men famed and the other one
| few cut. Seattle again went cut In
a hurry and Portland follow Cd with
one run, In the NEXT two Innings
both teams went cut Ia quick sue
ce@slon. In the seventh. Muller led
on for Portland with hit, and
/ DIESEL and Anderson we're both hit
/ by pitched balls. Tinker walked
and scored Miller. Weed knocked q
/ long ~ out 60 Stovail in right, which
was quickly returned - home. but
/ Frary muffled and nusel scored.
/ Brown went out and Maharey made
I two bases on Hodtes error scoring
Anderson and Tinker. That made
I four more runs.
f~e Surprises.
Seattle managed 20 set 81 Johns
and StovAll on base. and Mahsnry
for Portland missed a bali a. nrst
and allowed them 20 score. Port
/ lands fret three men made enough
| outs "a retire the side, and Seattle
again tried 60 Dc something In even
/ az matters. Zsigier came up and
was retired AZ first klopf did the
same trick. aud Fray walked.
/ Rode hit and 30 did Hnekenneid. 81
I Johns hit 10 right and seorvd Frary
{ and Roate stuvRii hit and scored
RoekeuneId. Hickey sent out on
poppy. The last inning dld not
change the score. icavtuE " Il % B
/ In rortiaud's favor.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

STAMP Photos-douhIe sire, "a for
2ec' button free; photo jewelry.
Novelty Photo Co, ais Columbia.
AMATEUR finishing. Wise, Mep. blk.
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ERICKSON a Wyman Co. dyna-
mos and motors installed: house
wiring and bell work, 1914 Western
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BUSINESS COLLEGES


CLAHKE'S Perrin shorthand school
individual instruction 81 Boston.
LEOs business College. Union. I'd /.
individual Instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods ana teachers. Acme
business College Second and Pike.
n w school reiegraphy. Pioneer
Wilson'S business College MaIn tis-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-25
DANCING ACADEMIES.

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classes daily. Prof. Wilson's Dan
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