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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-07

Tho carrier pigeon. when travelling never
rccds " tho distance he long II flies ON
~ttbont stopping 90 take nutrimcnt. and
Al last arrives thin. exhausted and al
most dying " corn he presented to II "
refuses to cat. contcnting itself with
drinking little water and then sleeping.
Two or thrcc hours later IL begins TO oet
with great moderation and sleeps again
Immediately nftcrward.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-07

The Boston Journal has this 90 rav
conccrulng The operation OF the divorce
mill IN this ststss win q divorces
srAnlgd at Prudence in a sinslc day,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-07

'"rhe beet sugar and tobacco In
terests Of the United States will uu-
douhtedly resist any modification OF
the Dingley tariff with respect TO inn
ports from cuba; but IL is incredible
TO suppose that the United States will
shirlS her bounden duty OF giving Cuba
the relief she needs, and under which
alone she can live philadelphia
Ledger
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-07

IF the German people DO not go TO
war with some nation i'm the near fu-
ture II wiii-f4et- be for ~ttt+ ~ -t+Fita-
ton OF the%subiect by their great war
lord. The Emperor has made another
speech, An which he tells his soldiers
that Ike his worshipped grandfather.
he Will personally lead them I'm battle.
In his constant addresses he always
impresses his subjects that they must
be ready for war "--ialVeston News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-07

THE report Of the Isthmian canal
commission which was sent TO con-
gress yesterday shows the many con-
fiicting considerations that had To be-
balanced against one another before
a decision In favor OF the Nicaragua
route was reached. The ques-
tion now IL. what Is the power OF the
hostile iobhies against the emphatic
recommendation OF the comm ssion?
Dispatches in this mornings papers
report growing Democratic opposi-
ton In the house. but IL Is incredible
that this should amount TO much, con-
sidering the popularity Of the canal
with southern business interests and
the aggressive fight for IL made by
southern politicians The main OPP
position Will doubtless be In the SEN
ate, where the Panama interest will
make its last stand. New York Com
mercal Advertiser.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-07

The Prince Of Wales pats ,he British
eplonies on the bask. 80. GO sgcak, aud
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-07

THE German effort 10 change the
course Of economic tendencies VIII
probably be az futile AZ have been all
other attempts I'm The same direction,
and there will he ever present the dan
ger that prohibitve legislation on
sweeping character may be productive
there. as everywhere. Of greater evils
than those which IL was intended to
cure. e.'-Philadelphia Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-07
Ohat Others
fire Saying.

Ihe president and his advisers want
congress 10 adopt = resolution declar-
ing mat on goods coming from The
Philippines into The United States the
Dingiey bin duties shall he collected
and that goods passing the other way
shall be subject 10 the tariff which has
been established by he Tart commits
sion. THAT Is plan Of procedure
which has simplicity To recommend Il.
it would hardly elicit much antsgon-
isnit would probably not precipitate
prolonged debate, II could he executed
with minimum of delay lt would
only be a makcshft. but whore Celer-
ity OF action is 80 desirable make
shift would bc both welcome and war
ranted. Philadelphia Inquirer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-07

The twelve immigration agents
abroad To make Investigations con-
cerning intended imm grants are OF
dubious use aud value our consular
service properly organized can carry
on this investigAt tion IL registry Is
required OF every immigrant at his
place OF residence What can - wan
dering agents al s2jO0 each do toward
examining the antecendents of 90000
10 10000 immigrants, Philadelphia
Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-07

IF Mr. Roosevelt has other ideas on
any Of the great subjects OF national
Importance he subordinates them 10 a
course of submission To conditions as
he found them upon his accession 10
his present office. A more pronounced
Endorsement OF the merit system Is the
only notable deviation Buffalo
Courier.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-07

VIII somebody please explain why
the iceman persists in leaving the top
OF the ice box open summer days and
the storm door Wide open winter
mornings7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31

the miners then held for their claims
expressly stated that they were un-
titled 20 all OF the gold that might
- taken from their respective
claims. The action Al law will he
based CA a literal Interpretation 90
this clause, Tho circular concludes
with the following 1t iu important
that claims should be nlea az once.
as our attorneys at Ottawa advise
us there Is danger % those that are
not aled being cut OF hy adverse
Hesitation hy the government" Fnl-
con Joslyn, a prominent Dawson at
terney, appends his signature 20 the
circular.
tt Is understood there are several
Ia SkaEwaN who are interested tn
thc movement and who have attach.
81 their names a. plaintiun. Among
tue most prominent men IN the ease
ares
Alex. Mcdonald. Frank Phlscator
Iasish Charley, Patrick Calvin, las.
McNamer, Humboldt Gates. l.. l.
STANLEY Ghas. Anderson, Geo. Mat
took, Geo. Cormavk saltwater
lin Gates. A. 7 stauder, VIII
liam Chanpele, and many others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31
CROOKS REAP
ZIG HARVEST


PARIS. July 1T colossal organ
iratiou 81 turf HWindisrs has be.d
hnearthed ~ the Paris police. A
Belgian crook named Herwbout vas
81 the head 81 if. Members of the
and baron and were living In susup-
tuous apartments IN paFis Cool
horses had been run under the nam
q worthless platern ard large a'aErFn
won with bets - ~ e. l. Young
men Of Ruod families had been in
weighed into the HWin6ier,s Rpaft.
ueufH and robbed At barcarate TO
the tune az $50 COO francs Their
mantpulatienA embraced the promo
ton % = number - fictitious coal
nntuiaF companies. AZ anon aa tho
conspiracy y a. discovered enc crooks
fed 70 Abyastnia and Holland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31
FREE SILVER
POPULISTS


COLUMBUS. o. July gi.-ohia !
Free Silver popuiist convention AZ
srmhied here yesterday "a nominate
a state ticket Attendance tnda Y
indicates that the party vii not be
factor In the present campaign fas
state office Golden Rule Jones.
mayor Of Toledo. h heinF urged fn~
governor ~ the prohibition element
af northern Ohia Chairman Joe
Parker ~ the Pupuliat national com
Hllftes. Il difeetiug the convention
He spent iaat evening n conference
with state leaders. later issuing a
short address cuugfututhfinE tho
HnpuiiHtE on the outlook for thei-
party Hucersa and dsplurinE the
Ercedy Hefa mblr Tor place and poW
eF" between Democrats and Nhpub
leans ~ the state n 4 state tick
Il suitable % the Middle of the hnAi
element e. nominated today II vii
probable be ratified Al che big popu.
list convention here September II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31
ON SOUND
and SHORE

Steamship brunswick. Capt. An.
Gsrsen. VII sal IN 3 few dayr foy
[ Grays harhor. carrying = cargo ~
I lumber. Her exact date ~ sailing
has not yet been decided uruu. The
crew we're ~ work today tearing
down the temporary decks for she
| accommodation Of passengers when
she sailed on her trip % None. Tn,
brunswick viii not make another
rothern trip this Ysar. but vii be
transferred 10 her old San Francisco
san Diego run.
The helpless Nome steamship Ruth
vFtil be taken % Ballard this evening
end there placed Ia drydack 20 un-
derRo repairs Her future move .
uents have not yet been annoanc-
"a.
Capt. ~. Anderson. who resigned
his commission - master ~ the
Nome steamship Centennial % ne-
ceut n position az member ~ the Sac
Francisco pilot force. enters upon
hla new duties tomorrow BE sue
oeefs Capt. Frank Murphy. resigned.
who for ~ years has been a mem
her % the board.
Dodwen a COS Oriental liner
Olympia. sailed from Yokohama for
Puget sound, July =.
Pacific Coast steamship Cos Al.
~ viii sail for Lynn canal ports TO.
night. carving $50 tons ~ general
cargo and rs passengers. An iudica-
ton Of the growth and development
81 Southeastern Alaska a. the fact
that The vessels making the run stop
~ no less than two way ports IN
route.
The steamship South Portland viii
sail today for San Francisco She
arrived from n tour Of the Sound
this morning, bringing cargo ~
coal II ~ probable that the South
Portland VIII mako another tfip -
Nome this season, sailing from san
FraneiEco.
The missionary launch Tfwinrs ~
Olympia. has been ln port for two
days. tied up al the Lawrence boat
house wharf. She VIII SAL for TIA
coma today Rev. McCracken. min
tvfer- master Of the gospel vessel ala
not accompany her this trip ne and
Rev. Trischo Of the United preaby.
terrain church, Olympia, having ex-
changed pulpits for one week.
Cant. Geo. ~. Leavitt. master 81
the Inflated steam whaler Balaena
which WAS wrecked on n reef OFT
Cape Chitnak, -. Lawrence island
has made his report concerning the
reef upon which his vessel struck
end the same has been issued as n
notice 20 mariners. Capt LeaVltt
says
The reef extend in south south
west direction from the end Of Cape
Chltnhk. south side 0f -. Lawrence
bland. for n distance Of one mile.
then. turning to the south southeast
for n distance Of two miles. A.
extreme low water the part of the
reef running 10 the south southwest
" out Of water There ~ depth
~ 10 feet on the south southeast
end Of the reef az high water. The
longitude OF the cape incorrect, the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits
have been issued IN che once ~ the
city engineer To the A. HANBACK,
First avenue south. to cost 81 .eoa
frame dwelling At iss8 nnren ave
nue.. to cost $50 "a ] T Trowhridxr
for an addition % q house AZ tgss
Warren avenue. 60 cost tkfa. - q
" campisrii, Tor i-ntnry frame
dwelling 80 i0ts King street. g. coet
gi0Ta. 70 g K Nohb for one story
ffnsne dwelling AZ - Twenty sixth
avenue south. 10 ensf SEQ. to 4 ~
Price. Tor a one. story frame dwell.
inE On East riue street, 60 cost
1f4fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31
He FIXED
CURT AIN
After II Was All Over the
Thing Never Would
Roll Up.

sThiH curtain roller does not work
Properly, aud you'd better send q
man up 10 On II and several of the
other curtains that viii not roll up.
said a Queen Anne hili woman 70 hrt
husband the other dag.
ernhaW' There's no sense IN hhy
ing a fuHn come trailing up from
town 70 nx q curtain roller. Wha
nonsense All a needs. ~ to have
the spring frightened or something II
that sort IN DO it myself, right
now. said SIR -.
Don't climb up on the new W..
hulHtrfed chair. III get"
oh, it won't hurt the chair. It'li
take me but a minute te do what / I
have - pay e man g. fof doing
Aha the spring II run down. I
thought so. III Just wind II up.
andy Jaye. how hard the thing
winds THERE Nov, h I can lust
slip Il into the Darn q an n clip
ped from my fingers just WHEN had
i wound up. and III have 10 wind
u up again.
= don't believe that YOU can M
II, Charlie. you'd better"
= can and viii M g. It's easy O.
say send up a man for every trif
but a. tent go fhHs o. pay for g.
No. cir. MIR b.. IN nix this
shade myself. shall have 20 do
the little things about the house. and
save fhc expense III tali yoL
Mrs.=-s vi rs the devil don't the thing
roll Ii sticks like"
Dent Jerk Il that way. Mr. =.
YuuH tear u al 60 pieces"
\ don't care n do guess I've
wound tue blamed think too tight
and
You'd better let II alone al,egeth,
~, elHsa
You'd better 90 away ana attend
e. your own affairs I've 90 On this
curtain, and I'll d. n u u kills me.
Al 4 needs la--thundcf' The blau-
a, Internal"
There. you're getting angry. IT,
Just the way when ynu Try 10 u
snyshinE. let Il alone and IN *
u myheIf.F
You viii ehr Not n I know Il.
When / st out ta Do a thing. I do
~. understand ] da g. and oh.
Lord hut I'd Ike g. have hold ~
tho idiot 81 a man who invented this
curtain roller IA wear this one
cut over his back NoN guess I've
gpi u all right What IN the name
81 Haaaa.
fSos. Charlie r.. youn be swear.
'ng neHs. and you kuoN when We
we're married you promised never
% swear.
swearing You can thank your
lucky stars II that = all I Ia. Yau'd
No business "a set me up here monk.
-yinK with the blamed curtain is
a pretty istca n I've got 90 keep the
house IA order - sell a. earn the
living Roll up ! tell youf.
You'll ruin the shade. tell you E.
Don't care II 1 do It's " hat I
Wart % Do. it, shat I viii do q
4 don't roil 40 as i should The
fiarurd. lnfsrnalafail ~ 'sii you
ia like % sec the couufuund~d fuoi
who Invented this rursest-t bet !
~ ~ make ynu roll. Aha DON
care n have torn the shade from
tire roller I'm glad - e. dont
care a rap for anything New yuu
can bundle q up. Mrs. r.. and pus
u into TIE nre III nov have O. bus
another because you forced me into
doing what eas not ms place % d..
Here's my fn9rr Al cot and bleed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31
TALES OF
TROUBLE
S. S. Ruth Arrives and Capt.
Higgins Relates His
Story.

The aisahlcd steamship Ruth. in
tow Il the hrunsWtek' has arrived
from Nome.
The Ruth lost her ruaaer in Goiov-
IN hay June -. bat utanaEed 10 set
70 Meme under her eWn steam.
The brunswick contracted 10 tow
the helpless vessel g Seattle. and Il
daVs Mere consumed ~ making the
VOYAGE. The Ruth Is ewRed by a
san Francisco Arm and Was under
charter 70 the Charles Nelson
Stea mshin Co. when she sailed from
this port
niscusslng the accident with star
.pparfer. CAPT Higgins said
I'VE ~crr beSet BY troubles al the
way ~. At Dutch HarhuF two aa.
sistant engineers and two fremen
deserted the ship and caused ms ar
rest on a charge 81 Withholding food
from the crew. The case was tried
before Judge Whippio and | proved
conciusiVely that there was no lack
81 food aboard the ship. We then
had 20 ship two engineers who we're
rot familiar with the equipment ~
the Ruth After losing the ruddeF
the vessel sprang a hutt % her for
ward hold. which rendered her uu-
seawcrthy. We kept the pumps goo
ing all the way down. ard when Ne
arrived here last night the Ruth was
entirely free 81 water.
Concerning reports that have
bean published N the san Francis
papers 20 the erect that 7 arm prepar-
ing a statement to be filed against
u. 8. Commissioner Whtpnle al
Dutch HaFhor want % say that the
reports are not worthy 81 cr-dencs
50 far as ststerfsrt attributed 60
me are concerned.
The Ruth WITH so irto dry deck 10.
morrow for repairs Cant. Turner
representing a San Francisco arm OF
undsrw~iteFs. with whom the Ruth
g. Insured. IL IN the city and viii In.
krect the vessel tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31

latitude -four miles too fer 20 the
north The hearing given nrr mag
retic.s
a woman residing Ia the vicinity
uf smith cove telephoned a call Tor
the Hrebnat Snqauaimtc last night
stating that either u steamship on a
lumber pile WAS being consumed by
famcH, Thr beat WIS soon nt the
designated spot. but the marine blaze
WAS only the burning OF the old
wrecked vessel - T Keith. her own
eru seeing greater pront ln her junk
than Ia her presence.
Fishing schooner PENGUIN Of Raj
lard II newcomer IN the ranks IT
the nahinE neet. She will sail for
the cape tonight and Try her luck
With the halihut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31
To RECOVER
ROYALTIES
Paid by kIondike Miners TO Crown
Government.

A movement f. on foot in Dawaon
70 recover royalties paid ~ miners
70 the crown government on RNld
mined IN 1898. The scheme f. be
fng engineered by a number u Daw-
son attorneys, who have undertaken
the prosecution 81 the case on n con
tinsent fee. Already the names Of
several 81 the most influential min
srs and operators Of the Klondik
pave been subscribed ne plaintiffs
y the suit. As the royalty tar col
Iected ~ the crown authorities Of
me Kiondike country IN 1898 amount
81 70 hundreds IT thousands Of dol
iarS the case II one ~ considerable
magnitude.
typewritteu circular has been
ssnt out % al miners who paid roy
sines Al that time. The circular
states that II has always been the
,kinion 81 the best lawyers IN Can
80 mat a large portion 81 the roy
~ paid IN 1898 Was collected Illegal
y % We ground that grants which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31
A MAN WHO
FOUGHT LABOR
Bernard Macdonald OF B. c. Mines
Fame IN the City

Bernard Macdonald. manager 81
the I.s Rot. Center star. War Eagle
and kossiand Great Western mines.
the main producers al Rnssisnd. and
one Of the most talked OF men In
British Columbia today. Is guest
az the Hotel Butler. Mr.. Macdonald
denies. on authority from London.
the rutuor that he q 20 b replaced
at the head 81 the syndicate by ex-
Gov. Macintosh Of British Colum-
hia. Mr.. MacnanRtd's chief claim
10 distinction lately u that FOR sew
eral weeks he has b~en ~ war with
800 miners of Kossiand. ali the mines
Of hts big corporation being cin~sd
down rs a result. Its ekht with la
Dor Is regarded as the greatest ever
fought In the province ard on it,
issue T. believed 20 hinge his future
with the Brftizh@Ameriean corpora
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31
CRASPING
AT STRAWS
Dominion Government Still
investigating Relfe-C!ay-
son Murder.

An order has hscu received from
ottawa asking British Consul pulN
10 secure an AFFIDAVIT from g r.. Car
pentet 81 Green Lake, showing his
knowledge 81 the sled found iu pos
session 81 George O'hficn when ar
rested For numbering the Clayaon
party.
IL was reported that Carpenter.
who Kept road house at Sclkirk.
sold the sled TO ORricu. that he
ga Hrienl was accused Of stealing
from the murdered men. and u thus
happens that the Dominion govern
ment is investigating the story. not
WtihHtandlnE that OHrirn - scuten-
ced Go hans August "a
ATT fvily said this morning
Yes, I was asked aud did secure
&. +, Carpenters affidavit. but u
contains the statement that he nev-
cr sold a sled "a George OurIen.
whom he knew we'll"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31

The United States civil service
conn1ission anneunces that on Sep
ternb~r an examination wiif be held
In any city In the United states
where posfa1 free delivery has been
established. for the positions 81
compuser. ifthographic map enErav-
err instrument maker and disciplin-
as-an. The ae~-lirnft for the three
former positions IL 20 years years
and over. For the last-named post
tion. age-linif Is 3 years 10 IS years
Persons desiring 70 compete should
apply AT once 10 the United States
eivil service commission at Wash
ington. d. G.. Tor form No. i0s3.
which should be properly executed
ard forwarded 70 the commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31
On Municipal Lighting.

supt l.. u. YeuuEs, Of the city
water and lighting department.
whom council recently requested TO
cost " a municipal electric light
plant, says that " will be several
weeks before he win be able TO sub
nit arr estimate. II viii require an
enormous amount OF work and re-
search Into the cost 81 other munich
pal plants and u viii take time 10
secure all the facts necessary. supt
founga SAYS he ia 81 rushed with
other important matters connected
with the water system that Il ma y
be some time before he viii be able
60 give his attention 20 the light
plant question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31
PERSONAL MENTION.


l.. A. Walker. FOR = years praph-
etar ~ the Helena. the leading hotel
81 tho Montana capitol, o. "a guest
at the Rainier Grand. Ito b. one "
the best known hotel men IA the
Northwest
WIN. uluckmau of Tacoma, state
labor commissioner. n guest ~ the
northern, being here on business "
his ONCE.
J. a. Hyde Of Deer Lodge. Mont,
heavily interested IN Seattle real
estate, iH at the Northern. lie e. H.
Seattle on one Of his periodical busi.
ness trips.
Miss Maud Jones ~ Portland. or q.
Il the guest ~ Misses May and Maui
Shirley Of ioa Third avenue.
Capt Il. = onley. Of the Seventh
infantry. vho returned from the
north on the transport Warren,
states that when he left 81 Michael
isa miles 81 the government teie-
graph Hne from 81. Michael up the
river had been completed.
Capt Ontcy was on the stan Of
Gen Randall last winter. A. one
time Il was feared that he. with sew
eraf others had been lost in = hliz-
sard He iH brother OF chief Clerk
,. " offley Of the quartermahtcr'h
department.
Capt. onlry has been ordered tn
Join the Thirtteth infantry. operating
In the Philippines lie iH making an
effort q have his orders changed.
prefcffinE service IN Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31
a Bold Fraud.

CHICAGO. July 81 Inquiries from
bankers IN the Middle Wvat reveal
a bold fraud undertaken hy q fake
concern IN the name Of well know n
operator. Parties operating as
Phillips a Co. Of New York. have
Hooded the country with con fdentiai
circulars 90 bankers Ia which the i'm
preston Is given that tho head OF
the concern Is the Chicago corn ktnE
and that he wishes bankers e. Join
him In september corn pool BY con-
trthuting fine9 each % q fund ~ TIVE
million dollars which ~ 60 be raised
Phillips declares he has no cunncc-
ton with the AFFAIR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31
NORDSTROM
is TRANQUIL
Judge haniord's Ultimatum Does
Not Affect HIM.

The recent determination Of judge
Hanford 70 have no more % do with
the famous Sordstrom murder cas- :
and allow the sentence OF the court
70 be executed, seemingly has not
affected Murderer Sordstrom In the
leaAt. When seen In his cell today,
Nordstrom was cheerful and ex-
pressed q belief that he would cheat
the ealiows. The 10 years ~ connne-
nnent have not told on him. He In
fat and healthy. and weighs nearly
roo pounds. He delights much In the
flowers daily sent 20 him ny lady
sympathizers. To a reporter he sali
Re was busy doing some tailoring
(rewing on buttons) and that be
didn't have time to talk much.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31
Judge Burke viii Paint

The residence u Judge Thoa. Burke
located on Madison and Hoylstnu
avenue. r. 70 be improved and re-
modelled. The house will have a new
wing. 2fxsO feet on the north side.
In addition 10 other miscellaneous
Alterations. The interior will also
receive its share 81 renovation. in
Guiding Oriental decorations. Arehl-
tects Cutter Michigan A. Wager es-
Innate the total cost Of the work at
a. a.f.N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31
LIVED WITH A
BULLET IN BRAIN
Case OF Mrs. Webster Is Pulling
Physicians.

Cntsr the dir~ctioa Of Coroner
Hoye. Deputies wittsie and oxtrom
Monday performed = pest norton
on the remains Of Mrs. Louise Web
ster. who shot herself saturday AT
tcrnoon- The bullet entered the
right temple and after pa ssing
through the brain. lodged IN the let
side % ~. head The skull was
hrek.n in six places. How the wo-
nan lived after she had been shot
10 question that 3 pux@ltns local
physicians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31

ING. and III not be able 20 write
those letters tonight. I expect
the time VIII come when III
have to cook and serve the meals
aud take run charge 81 the house nr
We'll NJ cnrn the iivinRT Talk about
your progressive women, humpl'
They get more and more dependent
on uH men every day " their lives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-31
Y. N. C. A. TENNIS

The tennis clubs Of the local Y. n.
G. A. and the Plymouth ConRrega-
tional church will hold n tourna ment
az the old University grounds Tues
day and Wednesday next. commen-
cling at o'clock in the afternoon.
a match is Ia coute mplation Co
take place on August rs between tina
Everett Tennis club and the Y. NJ.
e A club