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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-05-29
News In Brief.

The state game and fish commission
secured $4,000 brook trout fry at Os-
ceola, Wis, which will be raised at
Willow Brook hatchery for breeding
PURPOSES.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-05-29

CT SIS japanese university students
who were questioned as to their re-
lig;ous beliefs nc fewer than 472 called
sthems elves atheists. s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
POLICE NOTES.

WIN. Ia Rose. who claims TO BE-
prize fighter. was fined $40 IN tho
police court today on a charge of
vaFraucy.
Peter sakola was fined SO and
sentenced To ten days in the city Jail
on charge OF peddtiug without a
license. The Jail sentence WAS re-
Maud Griffin. a woman Of
the town. was arrested last night BY
patrolmen Adams and Grimth on a
charge Of having robbed George
Wraneich OF SO in a room In the
Welcome house on Washington
street.--shefiff Wells. OF skagit
county. today sent chief Meredith
description Of a pony that was stolen
at Mount Vernon yesterday John
81. prevIs was fined In the police
court this afternoon for peddiiuR
without a license.=A. snyder. a
teamster. was arrested this after
noon by Humane Officer NidReway
on a charge 81 driving Il horse with
a lame shoulder Frank Carpenter
was arrested last night BY Patrol
men INLAND and Roberts on a
charge II petit larceny Indian Tom
arrested Friday on a charge Of as
sauiting his aqunw. VIII be given q
hearing I'm Justice Cams court this
afternoon. Steinberg re-
ported to the police Inst night that
he had been robbed 81 $50 IA ten
derloin resort. He accredits the rob
berry % a e0lored woman.--An elder
~ man. who requested the police 10
withhold his name. reported 20 chief
Meredith last evening that he had
hts pockets picked for 800 NJ Madi-
son street park during the after
noon. ssltE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
MACHINISTS.
Are Strong In Belief That Employers
viii Accede TO 9-Hour Day.

Maehinists are not weakening IN
their position for a nine-huur day.
TO 20 into effect May Il. aud express
eoundeuce that they viii meet with
no great opposition on the part OF
their employers This action will
affect factories all over the United
States
The employers. a. a body. have not
YET been beard from In regard TO a
definite answer.
A uaehlnist prominent In union
circles when seen today. made tho
following statement.
The unions throughout the paci-.
&c Northwest are very thoroughly.
organized. which fact will greatly
aid the uachiniats. anticipate
very little trouble for local work
men. as a number OF employers
have Eiguined their willingness to
grant the demands"
There IL a great deal Of contract
work being done IN this vicinity az
present. which has 10 BE- finished
within a specified time to avoid
heavy penalties. and the machinists
claim that the factory owners can
not afford 20 close upon that ac-
count.
The boiler makers and iron ship
builders 81 the Sound have made
practically the Same demands rs the
machiusetS. although they say that
tt r. not a sympathetic movement,
but an entirely independent action
on their part.
The unions are meanwhile prepar-
ing for n struggle In case their de-
ulands are refused. and claim that
they are able TO hold out for long
flwhf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

ssFssiue
that che far asah
= oor
dental odsaai erovdE up street they
n the
to
z all ths Of property
VII Indispensable
deeded
md freight yards least two miles
VIII f.
TO
= from
~ md
a =
Of Lake Washington lowing through
81 o
a a
eeom - @ radaci
a %
an nvrfagr coaio Of
this magnificent inheritance
Yards and
I'll bafnr Il e
manafaearg never
rraeie1 n
RoomC. Hal Built
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
TOMMY BEVAN
GOT VERY ANGRY
,,S Would Not Stand Tor MiIlers
Slufhns Prosecution.

n 8sfaufs % paying $50 fne Tor
.s.fernpt ~ court. Wesley Miller Was
- r,aruina reusandesi 70 the county
81 81 judge Grimm % the superior
eoeft
Marty four months ago Miller
tsltsA ID rut in an appearance q
s~ueecnte the men who we're alleged
s lave assaulted him. with intent 20
nA
yllsr was pourced upon by FIVE
srrly fellows. near the Grant street
s-,sxe ard vfas severely beaten.
rsen oaseer Tommy Bevnn put IN
q appearance and rescued the man
t,vrz greater punishment and bsiux
raheea. The hiEhwaynen were al
esaxht and booked 81 n charge Of
a-s~ptni robbery soon thereafter
rsan the time came for the trial %
~ nen. Miller. the victim 81 tae
rsrznA could not Be found. nor
xN anything heard u hifn until last
saturday, wken he returned 20 this
or. In consequence % hts failure
4 nrrsscute the case. hts ass8iiAufH
ssrapsd with easy penalties.
~ srst few DAYS u Ailler's alb
pnes supported the theory OF the
szghar;ies that the man had met
rith ssul play al the hands of friends
& N assa-lants. A clue 90 his
rks-eAbcuts. shortly thereafter, ex-
plst@d this theory. Bevan has been
11uy because Miller stuffed the
trsessufion- and on hearing 81 hts
nfaFn Saturday he proceeded to seek
In cut and place him under ar
sss Miller has been travelling
: British Columbia
IL AL oecupy a cell IN the south
1nk IL The naxf fFM Maeka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
SMOKE NUISANCE CAN Be ABATED
Thomas Atkinson Of New York. Has Practical Solution
Of the Evil-Ninety Per Cent OF Smoke
Can Be Consumed

-e,ras Atkinson. Of New York.
...,ns TO have solved the problem
sA,sh has for years worried coal
,..amers in all the largc cities OF
~. country and sunerins humanity
w,n lie says he has found a
nan ard practical way Of making
e,y,aee consume it's own smoke.
~ Atkinson departed for the
x,s, ,eaaS after spending several
- "A this clty. Duriug hts stay
-, NJ inspected several Of tho larg-
= factories IN the city aud he has
-. +, the conclusion that Il Seat
~ wants 10 set rid az tho heavy pail
y .,,ake which hangs almost con-
.'..sllv ever the city It can DO 50
!, yery little eost Incidentally Il
-.v os stated that Ale. Atklnson
= 40 smoKe-e0nslmInE apparatus
:. ~ NOR IS he interested in any
~ IN ballainS smokrlcss ohimneys.
Gives MS plan.
:, neaklnx to e reporter for the
S,.r thls mnrniuE Mt, Atkinson
- NJ plan Ter a snokr-cun-
s~wsr IS very simple and cheap.
gev the scheme consists 81 a me-
sssnteal device by which fresh air
: r.,urpA in an uninterrupted stream
80 the furnace urcss furnishing
- necessary amount 81 oNygen Tor
eovsaiets combustion The furnace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
II0lE DIAMOND.
''saier, After Long Chase, Lands
His Man.

z chase covering several
IA sessph Mayer. a feweier ar
,.ssrIy street and Patrolman
- = ". afternoon captured O
a.. ~ Mayer alleges entered his
L = ~ stole a diamond ring valued
|rs ! o'clock a man entered the
b. -. 80 asked b. look at the dia-
|, -, my A woman clerk took
49,, Y ne gems from a case. Her
.se.s a vas attracted for a moment
- s.hsI part Of ths house. and up
|asa,. .s,afn she noticed that her
n ~. rad taken hla departure
4 ~ = ring had also disappeared.
|l.r.s' e z. was AZ once notified and
~ Pursuit. o. the thief. He
- 1ght 81 the man that had
- store and called 70 him 10
II Mtead the fellow started 20
pa sayer followed his man up
r. 49, rsshus to Columbia street
~ =. Columbia street 10 First
krs,~r,. sfe he captured him. ON
ars s.at took the prisoner 10 head
sr1 ne gives the name Of Jas.
IN. ne denies ever being In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
MARKETS.

Trade started or with a rush this
morning. which wna due largely TO
the fine array Of California products
brought up on the Walla Walla on
Saturday evening. Several articles
which have been selling at advanced
rates for the last few days, were
marked down this morning.
New potatoes bring cents n
pound: strawberries have come
down a little Tomatoes are lower
than Saturday. but are stili scarce.
Oranges. which took jump last
Thursday. were at the same figures
this morning.
The State Of California. which
sailed for Southeastern Alaska Sat
urday night. took up the largest car
20 OF general market supplies that
has been carried north by any boat
this city.
The present week promises 10 be
the best 50 far this season. and
will probably lower prices before
Saturday " reached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
THE HORSE TAX.
VI Cone 10 Before the Council
Tonight Theaier Licenses.

re eify council viii meet in regu-
n N<sior tonight. The ordinance
azzs horses and vehicles viii be
sszxkf ~ and probably passed.
Thz keiax the FIRST meeting Of the
nnn al appropriation bills 10
- ne current monthly expenses.
VI y presented.
sn<e he theater license ordinance
rr<iTsd bit little discussion at the
ar meeting Of the committee Of the
ssa'e. that may also come up again
mrff II = not likely that the
rsnsrcs Increasing liquor licenses
" - discussed tonight. as II IL
- sssr for the committee meeting
IN Friday night.
szife number of minor improve
-, BIS win be introduced. among
sl1h win b the Improvement BY
rzaing and sidewalks Of Twenty
- sssnus from Denny way TO
A4dison street.
fss nsrshsrs Report.
nre Aarshai KeiloRR's report for
~ VII shoT FIVE fires with a to-
4 Insurance Of $40. 200, and o total
- q VS. Nine Gre escapes and
- s'znfpipes are under coustruc-
= Buildings inspected were izs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
Magnificent Cradle Ready.

Tho expected heir TO the throne o.
Italy viii be Graded ia maFuineenca
n not IN comfort This iH "A deacrin-
tinn OF the gift which Rome 10 pre-
pairing for the royal infant.
The supports Of the cradle arc Of
Rildvd bronze, while the cradle in OF
silver. The head u a column ornHm-
entad with Roman trophies 81 sur
mounted hy the figure OF Rome with
the royal crown tn her hand, white
inside II the wolf OF the capital. Op-
puaite, at the foot. rises the female
figure ~ the genius Of Louise OF
Savoy, with the wings diatendcd ms
though Go protect the child and
graspinR ia her hands the arms II
the house af savoy and Montenegro.
The figure of Rome rises 10 a height
af ak feet. and this IN held by four
Hons, which are connected hy the
arms Of s. districts Of Rome"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
Blew in the SIT.

A complaint was issucd today hY
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney erlfHih
charging Louis Blame with larceny
by cmbcsnlcmrnI The complaint
was sworn Ia bY s. Davidson Fri
day. Blanc procured So frnm David
con for the purpose ~ buying l.moa
sacks at the Centennial mil. In
stead. Davidson alleges. nlaus
s4nardeFed the money away Ia the
gambling houses. Hlaur VIII bv givs
en- a hearing Ia the police court to-
morrow. Ills bonds were hxsd at
81 Cla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
LAST EDITION.
UNDER TWO
FLAGS
President Mckinley Is
Loudly Cheered.

EL PAsa. Tex. May 6 Under
the banners uf the American and
Mexican republics President Meklu-
Icy today received the C0uErHtulH-
tiuua 20 President plnE through Gov,
hernandez. his representative. while
Thousands uf MrNietua eherred
Thr official meeting tuuk place on
the pinHa. which had been Fiahur-
uteiv decorated In reply President
Mckinley paid hIFh tribute to
President hluE. expressing the wish
Tor che continued prosperity of our
neighbour
he eninined his hearers NOT 60 b.
alarmed concerning imperialism. It
had mo- standing.
4 military parade un lhg plaza
urere1ed the speech making
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

Twelve tons - kasaon bay concru-
,rates were brought % Seattle last
night on the steamer Charles Nelson
which arrived from Skagway. Shs
left the northern port a week nnu
with no passenger Tier officers re-
port the barge Colorado stu Intae.
upon the rocks At Wraugul Narrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
e POINTS!.

NEw YORK, May g. stocks we've
Neta fHNrulsh today. with Northern
Pacific Common as leader ia the
suse alHtiun.
lt snid nap Ga tHl. show luR the mar
Ntlaus rlea af % points It ta cans
iectufHd tHag the nsW agreements ia
the Northwest y ere The cause.
So Paul. Atehlaan. Missouri pacinc
and Union Pacific also were strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
WOULD SELL

WASHINGTON. =. G. Colombian
Minister silva called at the stats
department this morning and sub
mitted the offer % President Hatin.
II the Panama Canal Co. 20 arli itH
property Ia the tnIted States. lie
doesn't name "a price hut aEfcea u
shall be an mpUrAiHnfnaut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
Rather Old 10 Abduci.

Thee. 4. Cox, n resident ~ Eaw-
tslle. Cal. has asked chief Meredith
To locate his son, Banks Cox. Is cox
says that his son left EawtcIie on
April :, Ia company With a colared
man b. the name 81 Edward Turner.
who IL an ex-CouvIct. In the letter
h. states that he fears that Turner
abducted him son. Chief Meredith
does not place much stock TIA Cox s.
suspicious as the missing boy Is Is
Ncara Of nRn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
NOT FILED.

The statement Of facts In the ease
Of the State vs.. The seattieoas 4
Electric co. In quo warrantn pro-
ceediugs was not filed this afternoon
at time OF going 20 press. as was ex-
pectad.
Judge Bell made his formal decis-
ion. everything the demurrer Of the
state. on Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
BANK ENLARGlNG.

On account 81 the largely tnerras-
ed business u Dexter Horton a 90. r.
bank. Il has become necessary 90 add
a large gallery. work upon which h
nearly completed IL g. finished in
cherry, aud viii give ruom FOR eight
accountants. a private office has
been put IN beneath. which will b.
iuxufiouHiy appointed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
BURN CAMP.

MANILA. May s.-Gen Summer.
- the outlaw Filipiuu. General Gait
les. and scattered bis mcn 10 the
muunfntua Nearly innQ Filipino
prisoners have been released and re-
returned 81 their homeH. To signal
inc the PRONUNCIATION % AguinaldnH
urucln tfuu. Cen Macarthur an
nauncea another thousand viii b. re-
len aed % celebrate the surrender II
TluIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
JoBBIRG QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED DAILY)
Green fruit.

Lemons. fi7s02.75 a box: lines,
1850 per case. cooking apples, $1,000
80. eating apples. tt.25n2.0O. fancy
eating apples. fi.75a27b; navel or
angea, g. s0m300. Seeding, gl.50M
200. bananas. &. 26a2.15; olives. 500
7sc per gallon: grape fruit. fi.75@
200. strs wberriea. f2.75N5 per crate
plneapplss. 93500l00 per dozen.
Vegetables.
Potatoes, gZ5 .0On8O.00 per ton.
Beeta. 81 .40t 80. carrots. per sack.
sl.60. lettuce. 1850 10 a case. tur-
nlpa. tiZ5. garlic. s0sikc. cabbage.
o.. peppers. 25Gb3Oe. huska, he. green
onions. Zoe dOz caulifiOwer. &iml.25s
celery. l5c per dozen: sweet pOta-
toes, sl.75m2.00. Spanish Chill pep
pera, 50c per ID. aauer kraut 3M4c,
California head lettuce, 65fD75c case;
artichokea, gJU zoe doz; green peas,
41fI5c per NJ: dried hgs-cartons. soc
fancy zoe, imported i5c; tomatoes,
case. gI.7562.25. dates, 5m6c per 10
radlghes. 10c per dOz; rhubarb. 5m5M
per 10: parsley, z5n3jc: asparagus.
5ikc. new potatoes f2M2.50s spinach,
g.: green beans. i0@l2e. cucumbera,
gl.2i per d9z.
Provisions.
Fresh meat--COw beef, Ease ID,
stser DeeL &c Ser ID. Dpttan bsstb-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

thus consumes It's own smoke, fully
80 per cent.
Explains the Principle.
''rhe principle upon which tho
smoke consumer works IL the same
as that found in e lamp burner.
stop up the small holes in the sides
and bottom OF the burner and she
lamp smokes. Allow the afr Go cir
culate freely aud YOU get bright.
clear flame. with no smoke.
1t would not de- t0 force air
through the bottom OF the furnace.
as this would produce forced draft
aud result IN the consumption OF
fuel. not smoke.
AsseUum Created.
50 tiles are placed around the
sides ot the furnace. with horizon
tai srooves through which steam Ia
piped. Vertical gruavVs connect
with tho air at the bottom OF the
furnace. When the steam Is turn
ed on In the horizontal pipes vac
uum - created and the fresh air Is
siphoned into the furnace through
holes I'm the thing.
The device Is automatic. ana ia
set In operation Whenever the FUR
mace door Is opened. by means Of
system u weights. II can also
be set In motion BY the turning OF
valve and runs for any desired
time However. as the furnace
doors are seldom opened except 10
feed the fires. and as fresh coal pro-
duces most ~ the smoke. the auto
matte system II usually sufficient"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
The Universal Religion.

A large delegation from Tacoma
attended the Hreund annual feHtlNhl
az the society for Universal Religion
held in Elks. hnH last evening. John
Arthur acted a. master 81 ceremum-
- aud addresses we're made by
Judge r n Parker and several 9th
sra Musical selections were rend-
cred by MrnarH LufskN. FalNinl and
levy. Miss Beach and Miss Bara-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
They Celebrate.

lsenfy-hye u the charter mem
- o. he Seattle Turn Verein
prsSent last evening on the
~on o. the fifteenth annivera-
~ eeieoratfon. An enJoYa bic
shns was spent. and more than
sa'n1zing Renaissance was re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
COLUMBIA BOYS
WERE DEFEATED

The baseball team OF Columbia met
it's first defeat yesterday afternoon
NJ the hands OF the North seattle
Reds. a local team. The match was
hotiy contested. and the result was
Ia doubt until the final lnnlng. Tho
game was played on the Columbia
grounds, and the spectators we're
principally the friends OF the home
team. The Columbia team had thu
honor OF their town at stake, and
played with a vim that ought % win
almost any game. but the Reds an
to -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
HELP HERE.

JACKSONVILLE. PA. May a
Ffre transportation out of the city
IL being furnished Ia the needy The
relief COMMITTEES supplied thousands
81 fatiouH. while public appeal FOE
more aid has been issued.
Martial lsW probably viii last one
tssaeN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
Cow Boy Alice.

Alice Carpenter, known In police
circles NJ Cow Boy Alice" was arr
rested last night by Onicer Trip on
charge Of being drunk. She put
up bail for her appearance IN court
today but failed TO appear. Her
hail was forfeited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
Acts in Iail.

W. T. Hodaou, tho actor arrested
Friday by Detective Crane at the in
stigatlon Of Manager Russell 81 the
Third Avenue theater. still holds the
boards at the city Jail. Ilodson IS
accused NJ obtaining fi2 from Rus
sell under false preteiiaes. The date
If hia herring has not been set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
Not Expected 10 Live.

Mrs. Park willis. Of Auburn. IL
cot expected to live. Her Illness
was brought about hy the shock
caused hy the killing OF her aon-lu-
law, VIM. Ross last month. She IL
the wife OF Park Wills. well known
tn Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

er, aiao. ewes. %; pork. 7aflAc per
10. veal, large. Suac. small. loul0Ac.
Provisions e. Hams, large. lac.
hams. small, is0tabci breakfast
bacon. Co 10 lbs taAc: dry, salt
ed clear backs s4e bellies zoe.
suttos Cheese, Eggs and Poultry
Butter = Washington eronmrrles.
pound prints t9Ma0c; Eastern Iowa
and Elglu. 1870 zoe. fresh ranch. 1gW
lie. California creamery. tbu t6e.
cheese Native Washington. fun
cream. llUlie. Eastern. New York.
ltc. Wisconsin. tic. California. l2fr
t3e Roquefort tac. Edam. ttl.pOap
is.o0 per case. New York. ibuiBr
Limhurscr t6alfe. brick. l6ulie;
Swiss, iN0lac.
EEgs strictly fresh ranch. t61iIe.
Eastern. i54l6e,
Poultry = Chickens. live. 1ie,
ducks. itUiac. geese. t0uile. tur-
KEYS, ishuitiAe.
Dressed stock - Chickens. Use
lac. turkeys. i3hWtahe ducks. 100
Ice, geese. i2MUiaMc.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered 20 the pro-
Queer In round lots on tho deck or In
the ear at Seattle
Grain oats. 5000. barley.
$3.50 wheat chicken feed. slfa0H
1900. corn. S1Od per leo lbs.
Hay-PuEet sound. per ton. 81 90.
Eastern Washington timothy. tlAsa
Wie.bA. alfalfa. si0OoMin So
Rutter Fresh rancn. l0u i2c. ma
tive creamery, thutie.
Cheese Native Washington. i2r.
EgEs-Strlctty fresh ranch. tiui5c.
per dozen.
Poultry Chickens. live. tstsri
ducks. i2aUttc. turkeys. i2ts Ht7c.
Dressed noultry-TurkcyH. Iasfltlse
chickens, l1Ht24e. ducks. is4ttiaes
geese. tihc.
1--we stoek-Cowu, sac; steers. 90
tAc, calves. 5tsH1Mes sheep. ahufn.
&c. lambs. &c. hogs. hNa4c.
Dressed stock-HoR@ Sc. lamhs
Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
A New Paper.

A daily paper r. to be started at
Darlington. Mr.. W. T.. Brown Of
South Bend, has purchased a new
press for that purpose. and expects
10 atart m hy May IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
A StIII AIarm.

The FIRE department responded to
n still alarm at 2 30 o'clock this ar
ternoon for "a small FIRE Ia "A resi-
dence on Boylstnn avenue. The
flames we're quickly eNtlnguished
and the da mage was only $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
Funeral OF Michael Noon.

Funeral services Cor Michael Neon
we're held yesterday under the aus
pieces 81 the EaNisH. IuteFmant
vas ln Like NlnH remaInEY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
HOME AGAIN.

HAVANA. MuyG.= The Cuban com.
mission arrived home from WASH
tngton yesterday. and H. ia confer.
eute here today
tslarr- hnI anaInnrr- 1907 anennd nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
BIa Fire Last Might

And ran down the street forgot
about my rheumatism. T.. gumyoW.
Chinese Root Rheumatic Cure
apsaka for itself Once. y Lyon
house. Columbia street. 2ista.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

n you win compare our prices
with downtown competitors. YOU
viii ind n vast difference. Star
Paint CO.. Third and Pike street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
REPORTERS NOTES.

The Moore Investment co. has icf
20 Jno. Echram 4, 90. q contract for
eight carloads 81 ssinch PIPE. 20 ~
used for the Improvement of the In
vestment Cos townstte or the Cap
iiai hill addition
A meeting ~ the Pan American
exposition commissioners has been
called by Levi Aukruy. president. for
10 a. m. wednesday. STAY a. AZ head
quarters. Tacoma hotel. Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

Marion McGovern. "a. died today a.
Providence hospital from blood poia-
nufug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
ALL PARIS
is LAUGHING
at Free Love" and Her
Boy Husband.

PARIS. May AN Paris ia laugh
Ing az Mile. Mare de Huyet. apostle
OF free love ana opponent II mutfi-
mouY. She has just surrendered n
cupid and her husband rs boy 81
ia The bride Ia % years Old. She
III perhaps the most daring Wp-
man novelist ia France. Into all
her books hhe has woven protest
against marriage ana IA plea for
free love. Nevertheless hhe has al
ways been "a great fayorite In
the American colony because she
speaks English and BdoreH Amcfi-
cams. Her family iB ono OF the
most nrlHtacratic In France.
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Flour

folio wthis recipe carefully. ,
you'll be able TO serve a de-
licious strawberry shortcake.
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