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The age-herald., 1901-09-23

Mrs. John c. Smith is very danger ously i'll in her home in Eleventh avenue South. Mrs. Smith became III on Friday. and last night her condition was reported to be alarming.
The age-herald., 1901-09-23

Miss Buford Harwell of Dadeville, Ala. passed through Birmingham yesterday en route to Tuscaloosa. where she enters college.
The age-herald., 1901-09-23

THE AGE-HERALD IN TUSCALOOSA
 The Age-Herald Is delivered by car rier to any address In Tuscaloosa. Your subscription as . trial Is soIic- ited. Leave your name with L. D. Lustig, agent, store near postoffice.
The age-herald., 1901-09-23

Ali Walker, who was reported few days ago as being Ill with typhoid fever in the home of his father, Hon. William A. Walker, Eighth avenue, was free from fever yesterday.
The age-herald., 1901-09-23

WANTED-Two first-class, hustIing, city collectors. Answer in own handwriting. Address, Collector" care The Age-Herald.
The age-herald., 1901-09-23

Metropolitan Hotel Arrivals-H. J. Prick. w. Guy, Milwaukee,; T. C. Walker, Mayli1e, Ala; John Kelliher, Rollins, Ala; A. J. Henry Guntersville. Ala; Jno. Thortias, Joe Reeves, Hargrove; W. D. Hooper, Tuscaloosa; D. c. Almon. Moul- ton, Ala; l.. T. Green Memphis, Tenn; J. H. Givegood, Brooksde; S. Sheppard, Bessemer, Ala; w. N. Philips, Montgom- cry; T. w. Crews. Atlanta; Charles F. Crescent City, Ala; O. Williams Tusca loosa, Ala; John c. Megle, Burgomaste Co.,; R. W. Baird, Greenwood Miss c. R. Harrison. Belle Ellen; D. A. Scott Selma; s. w. Baldwin, Memphis, Tenn. B. M. Brewer Chattanooga; D. F. Yeates, Indiana; G. H. Harrison. At lanta; H. D. Casey and wife, Jackson c. B. Thomas, Chattanooga; J. S. Gard ner Centreville; W. L. Banks. Chicago L. A. woodson Patton; D. L. Schwartz Cropwall, Ala; J. Bonfeld and wife Pratt City; H. J. Thomas, Hargrove, Ala. L. P. Stickney, New Orleans; W P. Jones, Pratt City; John c. Ruse, Mo bile; Harry A. Richard, St. Louis; V. Gage, Alabam; H. P. Payne, Alabama M. I. Prigott, Pratt City; A. c. Kirby Memphis; A. T. Clarke, Shelby, Ala: W. H. Gibson. Pratt City; c. Williams, Tuscaloosa
 Florence Hotel Arrivals: r. W. Nicol.. Mobile; P. H. Norris, Selma; Thomas Starr, Chicago; M. A. Currie, Shreve- port; Glen Hall, Dothan; Daniel White, Washington. D. C.; J. W. Thomas, Att lanta; Charlas Page, Nashville; s. H. Garner, Louisville; W. D. Hannah. Ala bama; Enmet s. George, Linden Ala; John w. McAlister and wife Baltimore; A. F. Woodmansee, Atlanta; Miss Pau line, Buchbert, Decatur; George Chase. Boston; w. D. Sanders. Columbus, O.; Bryan Snyder. R. T. Hud, St. Louis; Will Love, Atlanta; J. Moog, A. Poses, J. B. Gibson, Alabama; J,W. Thomas. Atlanta; J. s. Graves, Talladega; John Wills, Alabama; J. R. Irby, Cincinnati; A. E. Tunkell. Atlanta; James M. Ken ney, Nashville; W. p. Quilting. F. J. Lu- cas, New Orleans; D. D. Seawell. Ala bama; s. T. Fowler, Springville. Ala; J. l. Mohr St. Louis; H. F. Gould. Mem phis; M A. Currie, Shreveport. La. Ed Funkinstein, Alabama; A. F.. Hawkes., Atlanta; William F. J. Sims, Philadelphia; H. J. Thomas, Hargrove Ala; J.. E. Bailey, New Orleans; George B. Miles, Tennessee; 8. H. Strickland, Johns, Ala; G. F. Peter Maylene, Ala B. A. Treat, MayIene. Ala c. W. Can field, Montgomery. Ala; 1T. A. Almand, Atlanta; Ferd Fox, IT.. Chattanooga; s. G. Pickering, Columbus. O.; J. W Hum nett Alabama; D. weinstein. Alabama; i; IT. Weinstein, Alabama George L. Richards, New York city,; Thomas H. Baldwin. Philadelphia; J M. Lamb, Washington; w w. Williams, San York city; Clarence A. Lewis, Baltimore; D. c. Wayne, Philadelphia; J. c. Court ney. Boston; A. LeRoy King, New York city
The age-herald., 1901-09-23
PERSONAL.

Miss Ruth Taylor of Dallas, Tex, Is visiting Mrs. T. V. Boardman.
The age-herald., 1901-09-23

University High School will open Monday, Sept 23.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
In Hotels.


Following are the late arrivals 40
thv Rainier Grand Leopold =
Schmidt. merchant Olympia u
MrehrHnex president Everett Land
en- Everett capt ~ W McHarF
transport kiatuek. and eIrfk. 4 4
sprriins Albany Harvey T.. plrklu-
aan Whaftan Arthur 4. criHt.
Washington. Il. 9.
AZ the Stevens. can't. F. W We
ard afn. Victoria. o a. Arthur DeN-
ter Wenatshee. y calhoun.
Caupet lie Alexander tatuw Ariinr.
tom Charles knfHht Edmunda e
= Peterson and f.faHu shafkr TIA
coma James ". Vernon. Everett
~ The uutler ~ ; ) smith. -
Franklin 1. y Jones attorney Ar
unEfnu John T. Wilson. ~ Senator.
spokane Airs I CHnuInshr ~.
San Franrsaa. en- route fn meet her
husband on Z s = lows. Port An
Eeira y. l. Hatisr spokane. :.
Whitlnss. 4. g a. r. EkbeHt
A. the uHlsr Wm r George. ex-
captain steamer Humboldt Victoria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

inE and HE removal 60 hospital
was deemed ns.oasaIy
GUS Uuhliu. the 4Akrou Giant "
Win be IN Seattle July -, GA route
from Chicago Co SHu Francisco.
where he will meet liob l1tsHim
mons In "A wrestling match H. Nlll
Ice bDcumpa bN hIa manager.
liilly Madden Whether he viii np-
pear an the stage here iu "a boxing
bout Is not decided but he viii Ho
appear in Spokane His northwest
ntu tour VIII he arranged by Al ON
ken manager of the Dneur dtAlsue
theater Spokane Nj pukrn hns
gone ta Chicago 20 meet the uIg frl=
low tuhlu VIII give an exhibition
in 1uttc July Is and In Spokane two
days later
Max ilass. head Immigration agent
Of the Great Northern iH uu the
sound after "a trip through Eastern
Washington particularly through
the 'olNillr aud pkuuuEpu dlHttlstH.
lie IL nuw FeinE ta Inspect the euun
try around Whatyum MI i}HHH has
several assistant immigration agents
IN his party The pHrtv found cuu
siderable fine agricultural land in the
theaAv district still open to home
stead settlement
seatu, Eaeira have received word
that hf Patrick s Hyrue. the rr
Gently elected mayer ~ Spokane has
become u member &c the Spokane
aerie of the order iir was Initiated
sunday night. an elaborate aueIal
session followed his Initiation into
fHa gF4Har
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
Suburban.

The boundary for the corporate
limits and an prelimiuarieH looking
toward the Incorporation 1t thr tow N
uf Nentuu have been complied with
AMI viii be- presented e. the county
commissioners. who wtIl he asked tn
call an election % decide the matter.
Renton will celebrate thg Fourth
with hig parade. baseball games
and bicycle races.
Several new dwellings are under
course 81 erection at south Seattle.
Two weddings took place At Rem
ton last week The contracting par
ties were Robert Dohaon and LiEsIr
PAUL and ftugh Campbell aui Misz
Davis
Deputy sheriff Hunt arrested u l.
Roberts and " Jones at ballard
yesterday afternoon ou the charge
20 stealing logs In kHfsan county
The weu own a " haiehHHh tuE whiga
they have been operatiug around the
Sound and are alleged 90 have atni
tr several hundred dsiiars. worth ~
legs from Moe brothers. which they
sold ta various mills along The Sound
Roberts and Jones sill b. taken
hack % Kittap county ~ trial
The high trrsflr HianEside tn
street railway across the mex "
Salmon hay has been removed.
Teams and men were put O. work
On tn Lake Union end II the ship
canal Monday TIE buildings on
the street ffant have been farn asaF
60 make rom for this " nrk
on july 70 Miss Agnes Gertrude
Meek - Fremont VIII D. married %
AR David g. Hinehart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
IN THE COURTS

Roscaitha shook complains ~ Al
bert II. shook her husband. and
asks the court TO grant her a di-
Norce. The parties were married in
Fay city. Mich. in January 1885.
The wife states that since the nr=t
day % their marriage her life has
been made a burden ~ the IndiEnf.
ties heapsd apon her - her husband.
she asks that her maiden name, Rose
Warner. be restored her and 80 pr
month aiimony.
The jury IN the case % Peter ].
Brodesssr against VIM. I. Mceabs.
returned a verdict In favor 81 thr
defendant.
Judge Rudkln granted non
suit IN the case 81 Il "
saie IN she city. Hsale vas In
iured b the explosion % a boiler
under Dave Biakr'a saloon on the
corner ~ Second avenue south and
Washington street. about Is m9nths
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

q g. = II. Vrrd. mmbrtman. Bry.
amt james = EfIno ruttIemrn. 81
Rock Island " ~ ilehv logger. af
tfulan city =. Z kennedy. lumber
man. Olympia. - 70 Townsend. "a
mining man Of Index Mira W W
Iiukhum iu Seattle tn meet SON.
William ". On route home from
Dawson Hrdrn NuaIlps Pred llall
and ! /. rurdv. shelton. J 81 Fer
ruH1n Nhateom. 70. Morris TuIf
" II clock Everett q ". keetun.
Fremont.
At the srutte. Horny 1ngRyua.
Mainline. T. Wilson Victoria sld
ney Huuir. rubber manufacturer HHu
frunglHeo J " Iuthrup. Port
Townsend -. N fNci Arlington
j. " FuHtur aud wife. Corvallis.
Mrs W % Stuldyrf Friday liWbuH.
= Nichols. mining mnu Spokane.
a.. II Davis and james ! cook
army uffrsfn Fort tHHrE MfH Ida
Wallace Wallace. a. l. Maple. ~
Whutrom VIII A. Wnullpy. Selraa
Wuollry
A. the Northern A W Lt nlnue.
Nome mining man. uud wife Vie.
turIH o. -. Ivan a Parry Maua=
&c. Mimi. q. = ttuuHiIes port Cam.
bic ! ~ Albright Port Crescent.
NJ MARKS Portland. william
lfta rkuau. state labor eommi sHIduer.
piy mpiA J l.. Honey. s johnson.
bryant Mrs =. - walker Tort.
land NJ Is HutlH NJ Vernon T..
n IousH Lcarv 4 = ReddaUav.
Martin Tx George MoirIH lsaauuuh.
Mrf 2. Peterson. Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
GARBAGE DUMPING GROUND
EXHIBITS A FRIGHTFULL.
UNSANITARY CONDITION

CONTINUED from page ons)
have told our troubles - ,hs police
man On the hsat but al without
remedy. sala a lady resident q the
reixhborhood this morning. The
roiiecman comes down here and
gases With the women. but ~ dan't
30 anything about the Farbage"
Rsg.Piessr.' Pienle.
what ir one mans waste IL an
others Fain ~ maxim that ap-
piles 70 the garbage dump. Junk
hunters. very poor people and chill
dren infcat the fostering piles 81 nth
and dirty. brackish sea water This
morning one man had picked up
nearly a Eunny sack fail ~ good pa-
tatoea. and potatoes are uow worth
cents pound. He had about 100
pounds Another man captured a
broken and rejected stool. and q
poor. pale. little xiri IN red ninaf1re
pulled a discarded Jacket. saiird. but
tiill worth wearing % her. cut - %
mass - mattet from a dump cart
which nearly buried her alive.
Garbage collsetions.
Much complaint is stiil being heard
relative 20 garbage collections. 1i Is
said there D. No system whatever.
end that frequently refuHe matter is
allowed 70 remain In the cans placed
n the alleys Tor such length 81
time that f. becomes very offensive.
besides injurious ta health. Their
ia an ordinance supposed 10 reRu-
late the collection Of garbage. but 81
g. not enforced. and a righteous com
plant Il naturally registered. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
ice JAM IN
SNAKE RIVER

thrilling description 81 an ice
Jam which occurred on the Snake
river was brought down on the Nome
steamer senator, The ice began 10
run in the river on the morning Of
June Is, and tammed az the mouth
OF the river the same day. The huge
cakes tore the banks OF the stream.
DANA gins several buildings Hous-
IS were tied with ropes 10 prevent
their floating down the stream.
When the river vas a raging tor
rent John De Fries. formerly n
street commissioner ~ FairhaVen.
padded canoe through the rapids
to the Consideration u hundreds Of
onlookcrx. who expected unouentar-
iiy 90 see his fran vessel upset. But
II did not, and later he repeated the
eXuluff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
JUNE WEATHER

Weather Observer Salisbury has
completed hia report Of Seattlrh
climate for June. n shows that tho
18th WIS the hottest dnK - degrees
buIur registered Tho eoldtHt day
was the 9Th. when the mercury went
down - - A phenomenal range ~
temperature marked the huftrHt day,
when tho thermometer dropped from
HI 80 HE
Th,fe were - rainy days Ia the
month. tho heaviest falling nu The
18th and 10th. HRrr'gbtluR nearly ora
Inch 1hr total precipitation WINS
~ inches. an excess over the aver
age ron Juus iu the past ten years.
OIL I-LuLMa ~ m IuLM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
Never Too Old 10 Mend.

John Hickey an old man 80 years
a't. naH again taken into custody bv
tho police today This old follow o.
hahfuauN drunk and bbH neither
friends uHf relatives tie was shin.
ufd auf NJ Montana as pHuper. and
came here he wants tu De- ship
1 ed ouI nf here but be sayn be- likes
60 travel ana this authorities are ~
the opinion that he ia working them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
SHE WAS SUCH
A SWEET GIRL

II IL the same old story He
thought she VAS a nice girl and now
his money u gone. pour fellow. Now
both reside IN adjoining cells in the
city jail. a. Widholrn ts the victim
this time. and he says Miss Lilly
White - ahead Of the game By her
efeveruess in a saloon BOX. II was
only SO. but it caused lots u trouble
20 them both. Patroimen Hubbard
and Freeman have held them and II
Miss White took the coin she will Be
made an example.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
Iowa Will Not Visit Here.

Seattle Is not to enjoy a visit from
tho baftleship iowa on her present
North Pacina cruise The biR fight
er NiIl probably come no nearer this
city than Port Angeles. where she Ia
expected 70 swing a. anchor several
days awaiting orders Word to this
eject has been passed through local
hotel corridors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
FAILED TO GET IT

Judge Grimm has sustained
the demurrer In the case -
Frank Pyle against the county. to
recover wages for overtime work
Pyle was former Tailor and stated
that he had done work amounting
% fTe0 aside from his salary Judge
Grimm Was Of the opinion that he
Rad been sufficiently roupensatea.
and practically dismissed the case
- Tar a. ths superior court - con-
rarnad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
HOT PETITION

Indications point 70 the opening Of
hot competition over the butter mar
ket In western Washington. IN which
producers In that section will be op-
POSED 70 those 81 the eastern part.
The lakewood Co. Spokana's Lead
irR butter and fee cram concern.
has sent T. A. Armitstead. a Arm
member. into this section to push
eastern Washington products. Mr.
Srmitstead viii work out ~ Sc
attic, and expects - remain here A
month. The Hardwood GO. aper-
ates extensively from branches a.
Portland. Spokane and Sioux city.
Iowa and It's entrance 10 the west @
ern Washington field "a significant.
Mr.. Armitatead Is stopping at the
Northern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
BALLARD
FATHERS
Only Routine Business Trans
acted Last Night.

The NaSna bond ~ : Normuie To
insure faithful performance ct his
contract o. do SOME street Improve
ments IA ballard. Was approved by
THE council there laat night. other
business done was as follows
AcegptlnE the resignation 90 Chaa
nufN as ntEht wotehmau, and ap-
pointing I'm his place Alexander Hal
Ion. the Modern Woodmen We're al
lowed So for damages dune e. THEN
para phetnaha hy water. BourNrtt
q Powell we're giNcn liquor licenses
Hatfield ana Roberts were given the
contract f0r strceg Improvements on
= IA wford and Preston streets today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
Aetbeutne Msepo~eIi.

Sale 90 seats for the Melbourne
NagloNeh engagement VIII begin
at the Seattle theAteH Saturday
morning The company Will open
sunday night Ia Ssrdou's Ia Toa
"a Florence Stone, who has site
cccded Fanny Davenport as Mae
noWcll.s leading lady. b. being high
IA praised for her handling 81 the
difficult Sardou roles Nature has
favored her In face and form. her
personality helping her IN swinging
Sardou's creations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
Garbage collso,ions.
THIS AND THAT

An unknown japanese Was yes.
'efday removed from the liner KAN
akura Maru al Smith cove 10 the Sc
attle General hospital In the amhu-
lance. Several days ago tho man
fell from a Ballard car and sustain
81 Injuries fu Die skull A. that time
he was removed 90 tho JHpaursa lin
tr laying 60 The Great Northern
docks. HE condition became alarm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
TOURNEY.
OF TENNIS
Annual Championship Games
on This Afternoon.

The annual championship games
uf the Seattle Tennis club ATE tie
Ing played this afternoon. inter
srersed with Tea drinking All
branches uf the game are we'll rep
resented. the entries ia several com
petitions the kguelrmvu.a singles
aud doubles far instance. being
larEor than last year. For several
daNa the courts have been reserved
from play and are now aH smooth as
q Hoar.
The veteran singles this year. are
limited GO gentlemen not under 3
years 81 aEg Some fast contests
Bre expected iu the ladies singles
and doubles Game WAS called At
7p o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

Tho spartiNcly Inclined viii not
neglect the bike races az the new
board track. Boryu and Howell
streets, tomorrow afternoon and ey-
tning. IL viii be tho opening nf the
INK the utmost speed aud it Is con
Hdently asserted that tomorrow will
see general lowering or local b.
cycle records THE track IL finely
lighted for might races.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
Moman's Committee.

The wumAnH committee - the
chamber of commerce. which has IN
charge the entertainment 81 the
wives and daughters % the rivers
aud harhora commission. f. holding
meeting in the rooms n the cham
Ter 81 commerce thfa afternoon.
Mrs. J W. elise is In the chair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

II the production. dozen ruEtIme
and comedy speCtalties handled by
the diminutiNc actors and actrrssy n.
PROMISE good entertainment.
lhe sale ut seats Tor SNOW
White opened this morning the al.
vance demand clearing the boarda
81 several SECTIONS. The matinee.
starting at 9 20 VII probably be the
feature performance rapuiN prices
Viii prevail This afternoon dress
rehearsal is holng given az the thea
ter. frofs. Wilson aud Andrews
are I'M eharre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
EVERY MAN
Gets A BOOK
Tickets for Trainmen Given BY
Electric Company.

Commencing today. the trainme1
~ the seattle Electric 60. will re-
eeive each a book NJ 50 free tickets
every month for the use ~ their fam
Hies There are about 3z5 trainmen
employed and the new plan is con-
Fldered very liberal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
Way OF The
TRANSCRESSOR

J. A. Martin. a bartender. and w.
NJ. BryinE are in the city Jail under
suspicion.
W. Uohson. the man arrested sew
erni days ago by Offcer Cameron
for beating his Indian wife. was
bound over % the superior court for
trial on the charge ~ assault and
battery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
Increase OF Paw.

Brewery wagon drivers have been
granted an increase of - cents per
day wages and nine hours work in
stead of ten The question Of
whether they shall take care 81 their
own wagons IL being discussed with
the employers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
Going 10 Buffalo.

Thirty persons took advantage
Of the Pan Amer can excursion
rates on the regular semi mont hIy
excursion trains leaving eattIe
yesterday. The Great Northern and
Northern Pacific have shared about
equally In the trafflc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
Gained Scholarship.

John JackoI. former city superin-
tsndeuf Of the Aberdeen schools. has
received free scholarship In Rush
medical college az the University Of
Chicago. Mr. Jackoi u a graduate
Of the Washington state university.
He has accepted the offer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
Filed Bond.

Ehe Seattle Electric GO. has fled
its bond Of s. go with the eomptrol-
Ter for the faithful carrying out 81
the franchise recently granted Il for
laying tracks and maintaining a
street railway on Fourth avenue
south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
PENNSY !

PoUGHKEEPsIE. S.Y.. July a.
pennsy lvaHia WON the Freshman
race. With Cornell second. Columb tia
third and Syracuse fourth.
Time. 10 min. S sec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
moving Pictures

Moving pictures az the Search
light i1o5is Second avenue. this
week show Isfries aud EItzsImmouH
In q nine ruand Co Il knock out go.
and are attracting a larEr crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
FEDERAL COURT.

Judge Hanford refused An Gee a
writ Of habeaa corpus and ordered
him dep1rted for being an illegal
Chinese resident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
EXCELLENT
AND ELEGANT
Not The Vocation. but the Good
Work the Police Began.

). eoheriuo. g. Gallno and =
Gaberlnot three italian parbago
men. hrfe fined g. each bv Iudps
irorgs This morning for hanIing
awill through the atrprtg ur,d',,s....,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
Divorce Granted.

Judge Emory has granted Lulu
Wyman a divorce from Eiwood r.
Wyman on the ground 81 abuse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

Far Everett Iuia ifh. take o.. ~.
Grey hauud 60 witness all sports ~
tn. IHg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

Launches for charter Rehartzer
nHna. MBdfona park Tel West SOL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
Theaters.


Alone IN Greater New YORK
ara wH good crowds - the Third Ave
nue. theater. Tho play il Of the
Dlood warming variety. and ass.afa
the sun IN overcoming tho present
Puget sound cold. Spectators are In
terested Throughout the evening.
Matinee tomarr0w afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

suit prizes that VIII b. iust cause
fHf YOUR celebration a. Stevens &
stevens riaf.nE uut sale. gas Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

Special sale call au 81 f.. pe8ae=
johnson "a. FOR millinery suits.
nEirta and waists ffuf Second ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

New bath house,. Madroua villa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

"snow White" win BE- the indie
pendence Day attraction ~ the So
attic theater and 10 those who Ike
quiet afternoon or evening amid
SYLVAN surrounding with finely
eostumef fairies 20 sing and dance
for them. II IL 70 b. commended. Tho
oDeretta viii not be the only feature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
Poorly Enforesd

said Superintendent ~ Streets 1t.
tle today T here D. on ordinance
regulating garbage collections. hat I
understand it b. reiV poorly aufHrr.
30 This fault les Hith the pa.lr7
hasa duty ~ r. ~ sra that tho law
g. eneyrH Something HlH have "a
Boz done. - course. and I know ~ ua
better way than 20 give q franchise
tn a company that VII. build rfsWs
atary II private individuals DO not
establish such plant o. HHme uths
90 means - iiapaHlus ~ thlH r4rh=
axe. 81 la only question ~ time
uufN the ciIy VIII b. compelled 20
du So