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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
PARTY OF EASTERN
ExCURSI0NISTS

One % tho largest parties ~ ex-
cursionists to visit Seattle this wear
came this morning from Portland on
the Northern Pacific Pennsylvania :
bis cities Pittsburgh and rhiladei-
hpia- furnish most OF the travellers.
though there Is a party OF IL from
gainesville. -. The lis. 10 Pullman
coaches and two dining cars compoH-
ing the train.
on arriving this morning the par
~. under direction ~ W. A. Giles
pie. who conducts the tour. went 90
the Rainier Grand for breakfanf.
the train returning 20 Tacoma.
whittier the party went later On the
steamer flyer. The party will con
tiuue East. putting IN six days in
Yellowstone park.
Mr.. Gillespy was In Seattle two
years ago with a large party -
teachers from the convention In Los
Angeles Ills present party viii BE-
out Is days when II reaches Buffalo
for n three days visit at the Pan
American exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

nut they arc goed-tsmper~d. with.
out ancetatiun. and IN most rrsctiz-
al matters they are unfnistakabsy tn
felligeut
Women and men alike. whether
they b. well or iilsdFeHHsd. poor or
prosperous. talk too loudly and m
shriii. raRpinE tones. eloquent - the
eisdain With which AL evidently re-
gard the privacy - dear 20 English
folk II you were - address any
au~ % them In the conventional
phraaeoiogy ~ London society it
IL dollars 70 douEhuutE'' that the
answer you would get would be a
quick and rather irritating what a
that" equivalent 70 our Beg par
donf.1 IN the eyes 81 the women
there b. rude curiosity. but no
population. In the eyes 81 the men
there are characterization, eager
neea and the suggestion u thu.
HrheminE turn which. In exception
al instances. produce great organic
ers like Mr.. Carnegie. and In the
multitude makes business men .hus-
tiers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

viii he ovorhauied and used on the
Sound. probably he a caunery ten
der.
Pollard steamship 60, 3 steamship
Rainier sailed thlH morning from
Whnteom FOR san Francisco. carry =
Ing a heavy cargo Of general mer=
ehapdiae and lumber and twelve
passengers Steamship NewhutE.
the new carrier assigned 10 the Fan
Ffanciseos seattle run by the Pollard
Stea mshin Co. Is due 10 arrive IN
port tomorrow.
Pacific coast Steamship Co.'S cot
tnRe city sailed for Lynn Canal iaHt
night. carrying a large cargo. con
aiHtinE principally of pofiHha BILE
goods and groceries. consigned 10
Juneau, skagwey and way ports
United states transport Hyades
arrived IA port from Nome last night
nine days out. Capt Garilch reports
q pleasant voyage. The HyadeA sail
Ell for Nome and ~ Michael June
10 with a cargo Of lumber and sup
plies for the army posts operating
in the Philippines For y time the
vessel was hemmed in the lee iu Nor
ton sound. waiting 10 get into 81 Mi
ehnel
steamship walln Wnlla il due "a
arrive Ia port tonight with = cargo
OF produce. The boat wha fortunate
tn getting away from San Francisco
lust before the teamsterHt strike was
tnnuFurated with an eye 10 the fu-
ture. shippers fent all they could AZ
on the Walls Waiia. nnd when she
arrives tonight she viii have one ~
the largest cnrEnea ever shipped
aboard her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
DENIES Mr.. FRINk'S
CHARGE OF ASSAULT
Bennett Says He Went Home al
s O'clock.

J. ". F'rink Of the Washington Iron
works, today swors out n complaint
before Justice Cam charging two
union machinista Frank Bennett
and Joe Doe 1.-THE latter's true name
il not known, With assault and bat
terry upon the person ~ Frank Weir
q nou-uniOn machinfet In his employ.
Mir. Bennett was arrested by Dep
Uty Hhsrin Mike Kelly today and re-
leased under so bail. Mr.. Frfuk al
leRes that two men came down tu
his shop last evening shortly after
9 O'Clock and assaulted one Of his
employees who WIS leaving tn
works. Bennett deuies all knowledge
~ the affair and aaV - he left tho new
abOr Temple on Pike street ut 9
O'clock and went directly 10 his home
In Fremont. He then went 20 the
thsater with W. ~. Middleton ~ the
Western Central Labor union. The
case Will probably be tried tomor-
row morning. John Doe, the other
defendant. has not been found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

The applicant for a partner Of joys
aud SORROWS describes himself az be-
ms light compieXi0ned. blue eyes and
lH feet Y inches tall. and iuat SO.
lie said he would advertise IN the
papers but he didn't want the people
to know about t., Concluding his
letter he said
Row / want you 20 do what you
can Tor me FOR you have no idea
hoW badly I am In need ~ wife I
would marry In a month II | could
get the woman I want You must
be good Judge hy this time and I
hope you Will helpme."
The man In question is known At
the employment ONCE and h int~lli-
gent iir II well fixed in worldly
goods and evidently il sincere In his
request Mr. Circuit VIII be glad 10
show the letter Ia any young widow
looking for husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

Persistent reports that We have
sold out 10 or been absorbed by an
other local steam laundry are ahFo-
iutety false. Electric Laundry Co.
Edcnholm a. Johnson, pruprietors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

The Union Record will say tomor-
row
The f.ahar-day COMMITTEES reports
that from present Indications u vii
not Be wise TO attempt an elaborate
rsiehration ~ tahof's holiday The
committee has Instructions 70 ar
range for a grand ball ss part 90
the celebration. and - report next
"wednesday any further features
that u usiEh, decide 70 be proper.
Printers report that the allied
printing trades viil hold picnic
Aug a The union last meeting vet
81 t1a0 riors for the Labor temple
fund. donated the third 400 90 the
strikers and viii continue th~
Per cent assessment on earnings for
the hensftf 81 ths stribsFs
Tho Street Railway Employees
union has succeeded IN obtaining
concessions from the company rela-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
SHIPS and
SHIPPING

Dodwau & Co.'S steamer Charles
Nelson lH unloading 1000 cnsea ~
Alaska salmon. on her return trip
she will take a large cargo ~ freight
TO SkaFwny.
Collier steamer Macklnaw from
San Francisco reached port yoatcr-
day afternoon and IL now lying a.
the huukerE. She brought a few
passengers.
The veteran Sound vessel Rapid
Transit has been beached AZ AK
point She II being acrnped and fit+
Cd M for another decade 81 bust
ness
The little fishing schooner san
Juan has been transferred from the
British to the American flag. The
vessel has been operating among the
salmon canncries of British Column
hia. With the change Of fiaR is n
change Of owners also, Johnson and
Levy having arranged 10 purchase
her from Crosby and BarromB. sha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
FAIR WIDOWS, BUXOM,
NEAT AND THIRTY-FIvE
ATTENTION!

The free public employment erfice
- requested to do more things than
furnish iohs Tor those out VI en-
ploymcnt The latest q a request
to furnish wife FOR a lovely man
of suuhomish county. named Adam
LorlnE.
Secretary Circuit received a letter
yesterday from the Wifoiess man. in
curing " there was marriage hu-
reau IN connection with the employ
ment office. II there vas not he ask
ed AIR, Circuit Go put him "a GORE
spondcnce with neat Young widow
between 30 and 1s years old. without
children. lie added that abe must
be respects bic, loving and affection
ate. lie was IA good circumstances
he said. and would give such wo-
man \ good home. lie has three
children, one of whom is a daughter
is years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR

tive 70 badges that win probably
settle the threatened trouble.
The ry1hr hiufHts report not single
deHertsr from their ranks. that ne
reaHAry funds are coming in salts
fart0riiy and the determination of
tne men 20 carry their nFht ~ sue
foasfui end IL stronger than ever.
s. " Msteaif. Just returned from
coast convention OF electrical
workers 81 san Francisco. says the
outcome - the present strike there
vii prove a revelation IN the San
Frsnrinro public as IN the strength
~ organized labor IN that city.
Local beer botiierH report that 'h-
manufacturing industry 10 thorough
y organized. drivers. bostiefs hrr-
men. engineers and brewers all be-
ing pnioniHsd. and their scale con-
s;racts signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
KAISER REMEM eEREp

Soon after the steamship Fuernt
bismarck was finished. the German
Emperor. accompanied BY Prince
Henry. boarded and inspected her.
lie approved Of everything until he
saw the tables IN the dining room.
Then he taid to Capt. Aibsra =
should think a man Who had been ~
sea as long as YOU have would not
allow a "a hinrtmakeF TO give YOU
saunr -cornered tables on ship
board After The kaiser departed
the table corners we're quickly round
81 OF. Two years later the kaiser
again came aboard the vessel. and
hen h~ saw the tables h. said I
see ynu have rounded on the cor
nrrs That u good He had not
forgotten even a thing ms small aa
table cnrnrrss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
FIRST AVE.
CONCERTS
Tomorrow Night the Mer'
chants Will Again En-
terrain.

The third popular Saturday even
Ing concert by waEnets band. In
employ % First avenue merchants,
will take place tomorrow. selections
haiuE played At the usual corners.
Following IL the program selected i.
March, Heiigi0Ho "pominicHlc'
80 sssss+ .ssssssssss. hampers
Overture. la Cana fadra"
sss stssss.ssssss sssstasss4 F'Fsliii
Robert Bruce. selection on Scotch
Melodies ...++...+.s.. konniHHeau
'sNarelEaun" trequsHD ..s..... 80.
AIR ~ Geo. 7 CsFder
Medley 81 popular songs Head
Lines ss..s.s.s. ....s.s.s. Mackle
CNrnet colo. The Holy city
lroquFRtf ss.sstss+ fs.sss sfsAaeHae
T n. Wagner.
Selection from II Trovatore"
.s. .ssssssftsss =ssssssssss N"fni
a Trip Through Dixie" new.
SO ..sss.ssss #.stst..ss.t.s casey
Selection. eFlofodora' ...,s... Stuart
skppcyack dance......Arthur Pryor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

sufferers In cottage hospitals when
they are taken ~ many liver might
be saved
II To- expected that the scheme will
meet with the hearty support IT AL
miners on the creeks.
Government Buildings.
Dawson advices state that there o.
Kreut amount ~ buildiHR now 30.
ing on particularly government
structures
The new courthouse viii be the IN
cot north " Vancouver and thf I'm
est and most costly building IN th'
Yukon ttH lHurcin. however VII
last but q short time, for the territ
arihl administration building, nov
under way. viii be larger and muef
more costly. The foundation n th'
administration building - laid ana
big crew ~ men are erecting tn
framework
The frame work ~ the Dawson
nehoulhouac. another hnr new build
ing. about the size nf the SkaEwa'
public school, ID high IN the air nn'
/ the structure b. beginning 10 assume
some semhlance ~ building.
The frameH ork on the commission
+ er'a residence was begun recently.
In fact all the government build
/ ingH are heinK rushed 10 completion
i All the men needed IN the work To-
/ the time and Who can be empioye
/ - advantage, are engaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
NO PAY FOR
SATURDAYS
Supreme Court Decides That Jurors
Shall Not Be Paid for That Day.

The rsmittitur In the case 81 che
State ex rel. 4. w HASTE. Va Geo.
IanplnE. az county auditor. WAS re-
ceiEed by the county clerS this
morning. This decides the question
whether jurors dismissed Friday 10
return Monday shall receive pay
for Saturday. The ssilt was made
a test ease BY HASTE. who vas .
juror during 1917. He complained
that the present system sntaiied an
injustice on the jurors a. sometimes
they we're ordered - be present on
Saturday although this day il usu-
ally given up TO tire hearing 81 mo-
lous. The supreme court recnguir-
ed this seeming injustice but decided
that the jurors could not receive paw
for days on which they had been eN-
rused ~ the court Tho decision
viii mean an immense saving %
money tn the county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
NEWS FROM
THE KLONDIKE

News hdNiere from Dawson
brought Town on the steamship Vic
t0rian are a. follows
A subscription has been started IN
Dawson for the purpose ~ building
cottage hospitals On the principal
creeks Mai z. r wood. ~ North.
west Mounted police. is 40 the head
~ the enterprise and there T. every
possibility that the present sHpscta-
tons will he Realised.
In the winter men have become III
Wtth pneumonia or some other IL
sease when 10 20 % rifles from tow n,
aud because they have had 60 hs
brought long distances in open sleds,
have died. Were Il possible 10 pat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
BURGLARY ON
SECOND AVE.
Drum Saloon Entered by Thieves
This Morning.

daring robbery occurred early
this morning IN the very heart af the
city The Drum saloon. at si2 See.
aud avenue owned by Nels j. Ny
quiHt, was entered at an early hour
aud about so Ia money taken.
The thief ar thieves got ia through
the front door by forcing the lock
with a jimmy They then rum
aged behind the bar for plumber Al
that they secured WAS so ln change
left out for the use Of the bartender
v ho comes on duty a. q o'clock In
the morning When thiH man CANA
to work he found the front door
open and aaun after discovered that
the money was gone. The matter
was reported 20 the polite and an
investigation To- now being made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

M'soRLEY = HENDERSON. har-
ness and saddlery, 2l2 Occidental
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
NEW SCHEDULE
Steamship Representatives viii
Announce One Monday.

4 meeting ~ the representa- ives
~ Eve steamship companies opernt-
Ing vessels plying between the North
Pacific coast and Asiatic ports was
held In the Office of Dodweii q Co. Mt
Tacoma few days ago for the pur-
pose 81 adopting n uniform rate for
carrying passengers from Seattle.
Tacoma. Vancouver. r.. g. and
Portland 70 tho Orient. 4 new
schedule Was adopted and II Will
probably go into erect next Monday.
The rate agreed upon has not yet
been made public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
ALUMNI BANQUET

The Alumni association OF wilson's
Modern Business college. gave It's
first annual banquet Al the Rainier
Grand hotel last evening in honor
Of the class Of 1901
Many Of the 80 members present
we're old students and the banquet
afforded delightful opportunity for
renewing friendships and making
new ones.
Prof Wilson acting "a master Of
fsaaa.~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
Suburban.

The ClauSsan Brewing 20. has
completed it, new buildings and in
stalled itR machinery az fnterba "
and has begun work. Fifty men are
employed.
The Hiojun Maru and Bucking-
harm are taking on large carKoea at
the Great Northern docks at Inter
bay preparatory TO going to San
Francisco
Since the new machinery 81 the
Sea tile Brewing a Mailing CO. has
been Installed at Georgetown, a num-
her Of uew men has been employed
and the plant IN running fun time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
BICYCLE MEET
Good Roads Club viii Entertain
Tomorrow Night.

The Queen city Good Roads club
viii give a bicycle meet on the track
a. Boren avenue and Howell street.
tomorrow evening. The big riders
Coffsr. Allen. Dow and the HAl
haYs viii contest for some beautiful
medals and trophies presented by
members 81 the club. Wnxurf'H fun
military hand viii be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

sale 81 furniture. Monday.
Aug. 5 at 10 30 a. ~. at 1912 First
avenue. =. @. Hickerton viii Heli
by auction lot Of fine furniture
consisting in part az follows. Bed
sets. folding bede. chairs. rockers.
stoves ranges. gas stoves. couch
e. pictures. tables. kitchen safes.
sszing machine. curtains. carpets.
etc. etc. Y. q. Bickerton. auction
eer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
POLICE NOTES.

Humane Oficer RldRway this af-
fsrnoou arrested II. Curtis. team
ster. for cruelty 10 animals. The
man IN alleged to have been brutal
10 his horse.
sid WiIkfnsoD, a painter. was ar
rested by Onicers Burkman and Nc
CiurR today as a diHorderiy person.
Oficsr Fletcher this afternoon took
into custody Herman Olson and I'd
TIynn a. disOrderiy persons or vag-
Vawfu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
BLIND PICS" NOT CLOSED
Illegal Park Resorts Are Running In Open Defiance Of Law
Awaiting Action OF the Police

sorts once month. chief sullivan
holds that Il il not his place 60 form
ulatc policy. but t. carry cut the
policy OF the administration.
The Seattle Law and order league
viii probably soon take the matter
mp. II II now awaiting the action ~
the police and II the lakeside resorts
are not closed il IL probable that the
league VIII take "a hand. They Will
hold a meeting early next week and
at that time steps VIII be decided
upcn.
The Anti Saloon league IL also
resting on It's oers awaiting results
OF police interference. n there VIII he
any.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
IN THE COURTS

Thos Cunningham. by his guard
ian. Frances Cunningham. TODAY
brought suit IN the federal court
against the Northern Pacific rail-
road for t3t. 0d0 damaRes. The plain
tin T. hut u years old lie says hr
was riding on the brakeman ~ an
engine al snohnmiah az the consent
~ the railroad employees 10 assist
them Ia little things about their
work. on April -. 1901. while the
engine was backing Into y switch,
the engineer threatened TO throw
Cunningham of, and for fear that he
would carry cut the threat, tho lad
claims he Jumped off and fctl under
the wheels Of the engine. An arm
and leg were cut m and he was
badly crushed. rendering him Grip
ple Tor life. For these injuries he
damages $3.50 damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
DUE TONIGHT

The following vessels are reported
inward from Port Townsend and
are due 10 arrive this evening
Oriental liner Hyaou Capt Davis
China Mutual steamship Co, from
Liverpool and the Orient.
stea mshlp chico tramp from ST.
Michael.
German bark Adolf from Antwerp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
BARRED!
Federal Govt at Frisco
Helps Strikers.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aus. s-Ths
federal government today anuounc-
"a that i would not allow Chinese
crews 81 the raeifc Mail or othsf
lines u act as steveaore.. and 80 the
men were placed back on their YES
seis.
tnstrue tons received from wash
fngtou relative 80 violation 81 CHA
esa-exeiuSIOn laws. account for this
oIatf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
STEEL :

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug. .--Th>
kmalEamated association board re-
convened al o'clock this afternoon
and adjourned At tsaa. The nem
hefs decline 70 give cat any inform
alton regarding the proceedings Of
tns session
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
GIGAN TIC.

CHICAGO. Aug. IA gigantic plan
for the building n grand central
station 10 be used by all the rail
roads entering Chicago for both
freight aud passenger purposes, AMI
70 cost 10000 900. has been agree
upon by a committee Of the city coun
Ell and representative Of the several
roads This station will be- the iarR-
est in the world and viii be xix
blocks vide and - long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

The public parks 81 Seattle
are sin tainted by the pres
ence 81 ''bllnd pigs" ~ Madison
and Leschi parks Il Is possible 20
purchase beer In any quantity and
women. young girls and men. may
b seen at either Of these resorts,
freely drinking intoNleatinE hever-
sges. THIS Is al In violation of the
recent act OF the city council aud
the orders Of chief of Police Sulil-
van. The chief Is unable 60 spare a
squad q police for each park and he
says Il r. necessary 90 have several
men 10 watch each illegal resort II
h the policy % the administration
e. impose nominal tine on these re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
FOR IMPORTING
JAPANESE WON ZEN

Trakschf Oxasahara Elimixukl =
O. trial before Judge Hanford and
q jury This afternoon on the charge
OF importing japanese women for
immoral purposes kimiKukt IL al
legged 20 be proprietor Of a japanese
iuuse Of lit-fame in salt f.ahe city.
Isa VAS arrested In that city several
eekE ago and brought 20 this eity
- T. : Marshal Miller. At the last
session ~ the federal grand jury he
was Indicted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
LACROSSE

The lacrosse match scheduled 70
this Sunday between Victoria an
the local twelve has been declared
on On August - ~ " expected tina
Seattle viii cross sticks with the Ev
match between Seattle and Nietorii
on the 18th 1T the Madison stree
grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
INCORPORATED
FOR 100000
american Hydraulic Company Files
Papers.

Articles Incorporating the Ameri-
can Hydraulic Machinery Co, were
fled with the county auditor this sf-
tsruoOn. The capital stock of the
company Is given as 400 600. divided
into 1000 shares Of $40 each. =. r.
Weston and Everett Smith are nam
81 a. frflafeaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
A BLIND MAN
KEEPS ON DRINKING

Ole Johnson. blind man. addicted
to the use Of alcohol. vas admitted
20 the county hospital this morning
BY the county commissioners. John
son was arrested for vaEranCf and
was given the opportunity of being
cared for at the hospital instead of
being placed ia Jail Johnson IL said
to be much Of a nuisance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

Martin n McCarty. member of
tho hardware firm OF MeCnrty & Nc
Gnrty. Denver, is in seattle ~ apcn 1
several days recupcratiug his health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
IT MIGHT

At z o'clock this afternoon Ere
threatened the old University build
ing several young hoodluFrs Nho
were playing In the dry grass with
ing one hundred feet Of the build
ing. set 10 afire from sparks Of their
CIGARETTES. What threatened 20 be
a disastrous blaze was aVerted by
TIE arrival Of q hose wagon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
Chin Tew Dong Is Wise

Chin Tew Dong. son Of chin Gee
Hes. a wealthy Chinauau 81 Seattle.
Desires 70 make A visit 70 his native
lsnd and does not want 70 he ruh-
feted 20 any trouble IN landing when
- returns 70 the United States.
Re therefore filed a unique peti-
tl1u In the federal court. asking that
Evidence be taken before he leaves
nat VIII thoroughly establish his
iitntity when he returns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

Cut Rate Drug Store, and we
give the broadcast Interpretation
to the term, for everything is
cheaper, and there's nothing
but IS as good and reliable as
before. For example:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
Iowa for Everett

Tho hattieship Iowa will leave the
dry dock at Bremerton tomorrow
for Everett. where she VIII remain
until Tuesday on Sunday she will
be open for public Inspection. Tues
day she Will start for Whatcom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

The Commercial Travellers will
bold a meeting az q. A r. hail In
Collins block. Saturday evening at
SO = ~. TO make arrangements
for paFapherualts and transportation
70 Tacoma Aug. Il. for the Elks'
Carnival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
Waters at Navy Yard Tomorrow

VIII be allowed on board All battle
ships Steamers from Columbia
dock daily. . 20. ? 20. 70 % a. m. lis
= u. 6 30 4. m. E0e round trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
Wisconsin At Drv Dock

Alongside OF dock. Visitors allowed
on board tomorrow direct from dock
. 80. 1890 a. m. las, 2.t5. $50 y. m
SOC round trip.