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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16

The louisiana Legislatures resolution
expressing sympathy with the Doors eS-
presses the American %senu7e Never
ia, less. the administration decision that
mules are proper articles 81 export, evcn
by Great Britain. is legally sound and I'M
avoidable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16

roys In Kwsne-d and Kwei-chow, the In
PRODUCTION Of reform. the Profession OF
trade. and non-intertercace with tho Vest
erners. II 10 an able document. but Flank
> In particular shows that the cultivation
Of the art Of framing safe and inviting een-
e~Talitics for political purposes IL not con-
fined to the experienced platform makers
on this eide Of the earth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16

to-. - ms bat 20 'hs or.r-Ts and rl-v o. the utur
rtruch guuboa' SIcnc'. rpU a. Martinique. Ih~ss
u,r -or.c pt~t's g.p.e Ip being ai rghi and hsv
inT aoiniug tHs maitst vIE them
SFWAHN. Nay ~ AS AMERICAN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16
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Cop probably IA dtn,e Cd from Custodian 81 ths
pcbcs a. y IHLnLoofsr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16

The Health Boards maintenance in full
r!ror q the restrictions upon spit'ing IN
cer,lin public pace. II we'll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16

Mosque 80. d? seaf G's-f f"'ei' snd
Mosque 80 10. noulcN ard de- CsgueiEeh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16

,urur and his father
ga 80 ~ have kiiied
- 81 o us' has put u
" &c oes, We tan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
The Great Expansion. Surplus Stock
j and Special Cot Price Sale OF Fine
Pianos and Organs 10 Talked
About Everyuhere--New Pianos
Sold as Low ss $40 Down and ts
Per Month

We are sending Instruments IN
every direction. Come in and see
what in going on. There are times
when u IN necessary. as every mer-
chant VIII tell you, 10 sell goods
practically at cost and sometimes
less than cost. as we are now doing
on certain lines, for reasons ire
quentiy announced.
We are obliged TO not only clear out
large number Of new instruments
this week. but I'm addition we have
a number Of odd styles. dropped
from the catalogues. and slightly
used pianos. some Of which have
been on rental a few months and are
virtually the same as new. The list
OF bargains In too long TO enufnerate
here, but viii quote few Eampiess
as follows. New standard upright
pianos. Ia various fancy woods. FORM
er prices 1zgB. 1875, 1875 70 tf75. now
t13i. tis5. 5000. 1870 TO 1912
We have a number OF new organs
that VIII be closed out at little more
than half regular price. from sfI for
the SIS styles 10 SOS for the sf10 in
sfruments. We sell Instruments on
easy payments when desired. One
price to everybody. The great bar
gains we are offering must be seen 20
be appreciated. IL is a pleasure to
show ana tell you all about them.
whether you buy or not. Step In
in fact IL Will pay you TO put your
self out a little TO do 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
FIRST TIME IN SEATTLE

That n sheet music and music book
business has been put on the mar
ket at less than cost to close out en-
tireIy. Teachers. dealers and every
body taking advantage of this rare
opportunity by laying In a supply
that viii last them for years. We
are anxious TO get this department
out Of the way as quickly as possible.
as we need the room for the piano.
organ and small musical instrument
business. and will therefore continue
TO sell all sheet music that retafls
regularly at 35c now at zoe. and that
witch sells at Csc Is only I5c. and on
many pieces the proportionate reduce
ton Is sfili greater. Choice new mu-
sic. vocal and instrumental. sc per
copy. New standard instruction
books for all instruments that retail
regularly at 81 now Use to s5c; 9TH
ers that sell everywhere at slzs now
only 65e. and those that retail for
81 now 55c. and hundreds of others
reduced In same proportion
All mail orders for sheet music
must be accompanied with the price
IN draft. money order or stamps. and
hostage at the rate of 1c per sheet
for music and from f0c to zoe for
hooks. II too much is sent the exc
cess will be returned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
MAINTAINS
A SULLEN
SILENCE
usorieide Bartlett Initiates Iapo and
Refuses 10 Speak q Word

Michael Bartlett. the accused muir
derer OF his wife. ztiil remains silent
IA the county Jail The wound IN his
head IL but trivial. Prosecuting At
toFneY Fulton stated this morning
that he had not yet decided whether
to charge the man with murder In
justine court. or to ME an inforfna :
ton direct in the superior court. II
j. very probable. however. that the
case Will be Initiated I'm the upper
court direct
Word has been received by Butter
worth 4 sons that relatives of the
murdered woman lives In St Paul
and IL II probable that the body viii
be shipped there.
Al tho Inquest held over the muir
dered woman IL was mentioned that
a man named Middleton had talked
q the man Bartlett when he lay on
the floor OF a pike street bakery.
after the murder. :. = Middleton II
a barber. and At the time ala not
know what crime had been commit
ted. lie says that he asked the man
who had shot him. and received no
reply. and that when he asked Bart
lett IL he knew that his wife was
dead. the latter simply looked dis
EuNted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
LIBEL THE
TRADER
CAPITAL cIrY's OWNERS ASK
$4,000 DAMAGES - STEAME v
FLoATEo THIS MORNING

Two maritime damage suits have
grown ont OF the wreck OF the steam
er Capital City. The y. Wiley Nav
igation Co. owners OF the vessel.
through their attorney. Richard SAKE
Jones. last night libellsd the Trader
IN the anm of tf0.o00. for damages
sustained In the Dash Point collision.
The libel was filed In the federal
court at Tacoma
IL In stated that the Trader will
libel the Capital city for 5000 for
damages received,
a. soon as Capt. Edwards Of the
Capital city makes his report 90 In
spectorp Bryant and Cherry. the
court OF inquiry wiil be held. ship
ping men are agreed that someone
surely Numbered. The Inspectors.
however. alone have power TO say
who u WAS. and II u Was the Ameri-
can steamers fault. To mete out pun
ishment. IL the Canadian steamer
WAS at fault. the Canadian author
tiles only can net Ia the matter.
The wrecked steamer was foated
at o'clock this morning with the
aid % four pile drivers. and taken TO
shallow beach FARTHER down the
sound. where the water viii be
pumped out Of her and temporary
repairs n1nde. She can be taken to
the erydork at Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
STEAMER GREYHOUND
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
uNsoPHsrcATGD wATcHmAN NEARLY SINKS
oock-FILLs HOLD WITH WATER WHILE FILLING TANKS

Through the mistake OF a watch
man the old aud well known sound
steamer Greyhound came near go
Ing to the bottom OF the bay this
morning while tied up at the col
man dock, The fireboat snoqualmie
came 10 her assistance la the nick
OF time and pumped three feet of
water out of her hold when she was
about 10 emulate MoGlnty.
II WINS intended that the Grey
hound should take the run OF the
Flyer today. Accordingly she was
brought 10 the colman dock last
night. ana Waterman Pagan. who
had had his iob only few days. was
instructed 10 fiil the vessels water
tank. He began the task AZ o'clock
this morning.
n seems that there IL an overflow
valve from the tank. but Fagnn
claims he was unaware OF the fact.
For that reason he allowed the 2i4
inch hose 10 pour steady stream Of
water into the tank. which az last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30

sa1Tke per hos. fluma. fOuh0c boz Cpns
safa grapes. 800 . BASKET Dsarr. tlxs psr
~ pfuneH. fJatue per boz cfaab"friesi "
t4ffal! Frnfles hfaeb and white. 81 4OOd1i 70
efatsetats Tofafu. 81 90 efats.
Provisions
Trsah msat--ruW bs.f De per u. steer
beef. bapMe per 10. mutton. wether, fbai
ewes fi4r pork, Toe per Nj veal. large. sci
rTaeisiaas fianas. lie, breakfast bacon.
ftui bellies re.
Butter. Cheese, Eggs, Poultry
nuttar- Washington ofaamsfisa. soc.
rsnoit no re eastern. zfd.
bssse-katiss Washington full cream.
fa0I4a Eastern. Rev York, iSt4lfc.
WlsoobsIa isr! Hoauefort 45ei Exam.
sftHgi2 per care. New Y0ft. 1bHloc; Lin.
burAsf. ;ggi1e. brick. ioaifei swiss' II
isggs Fresh ranch. 40c; Eastern,
21M2gc.
tive pouitry-HsuH. fbhUisot fTsrs
100 iGo, turkeys. iT4ien.
Honey iiai2e-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
BEFORE unHeARp OF VALUES

In small musical Instruments Of all
kinds. Being greatly overstocked by
reason Of merging into our regular
business the large Winter * Harper
Co. and H. 4 IL Cheshire stocks os
small musical Instruments. sheet
music and books. both Of whom We
bought out in these lines some time
ago. we are selling the same during
this great sale at less than half price.
ON our regular lines we are selling
yiolins that retail regularly at from
tf2 to $40. now offered at $3.50 TO
1890. Guitars now only ss.s5 to 80
for the regular IS and SIS fnstru-
menfs. Mandolins. little beauties
they are. that We are now disposing
Of at from sse5 10 $3.50 for the regu-
lar 1880 and $3.50 styles Bantos
that sell everywhere at $50 to SIS.
now only s4s5 to 1850. Prices on
accordions cut TO pieces; also many
lines OF strings and trimmings Of all
kinds greatly reduced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
MARINE

Five hundred punches OF bananas
aud zoo boxes or pineApples, fresh
from the Hawaiian Islands. besides
100 tons of pig iron made up the
cargo Of the steamship Tampico.
Captain Afnes. which arrived from
Honolulu via KahuiuL at noon yes-
terday. III days out
The weather was on the whole no
excellent that the voyage would
have been unintcrestinK had Il not
been for the strange appearance OF
n land fowl when the vessel was 400
miles from Cape Fihttery on her
westward trip.
The bird Was found one evening
perched on the foremost. and was
secured by the carpenter without
trouble. He was starved and tired
and the superstition IL that he es-
caped from some vessel and had
been flying over the seas for fayn
without food or water.
The bird was placed In n cage and
improved rapidly until the night be-
fore the arrival Al Honolulu. when
he died suddenly.
Revenue cutter Rush. Capt. Fnn-
ger. arrived last night from sitka.
where abe has been stationed the
past Is months
Steamer Aberdeen today took the
run OF the wreek ed Capital city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
CRIME BRINGS
PUNISHMENT

J. n brandon. a coinred barber.
and his wife. a haif-breed squaN'
were arrested on the sandepit south
Of the city early this morning. The
woman was under the influence OF
liGuar and u in said thEt che man
was using her roughly. When De-
fecttyrs Adams and Lane. fatroifneu
Hubbard and Rfhbach and posse
arrived on the scene. the man made
4 wild run for liberty. and IN doing
- stumbled over wagun tongue.
He cut a deep cash In his forehead
and had to Be attended BY physl-
elan. Both the man and his VIE
we're lodged IN the city JAIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
HER TRIAL
POSTPONED
Nellie undsr~oed's lawyers Claim
Star Witness IL Absent from State

The case OF the state vs.. Nellie
Underwood. accused u the murder
Of her s-weekn-nid baby gtri. was
stricken frps the trial calendar In
the superior court this morning. A
motion for continuance was arsuod
by John u. Hart. the young wife'n
attorney. on the ground OF absence
from the state OF a man named Hen
sel. material Witness. who claims
he saw Nellie Underwood standing
alone for - or 10 minutes near the
street railway In ballard on the
night the crime was committed.
The witness Is expected 90 return
In December or January. and II IL
thought that the case will he taken
up at that time IL Was originally
set for November 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30

began to slop over into the steamers
hold.
when the weight of the winter had
sunk the steamer one foot She sait
water from the outside began to pour
In through the syphon holes iu the
bulWarhh. with two streams thus
flowing into her the Greyhound was
rapidly sinking when the pressure Of
the water was discovered NJ q o'clock
by fireman In the engine room.
A. first IL VIA thought the old
steamer had sprung alsak and eN-
element reignrds A hurried inveH-
tlgation revealed. however. the
cause Of the trouble.
Tho water WIS shut off, the ayphon
hole plugged and the flreboat called.
The Greyhound was then sunk al
most TO her guards. but IN the course
81 three-quarterr OF az hour the FIRE
boat had pumped her. dry.
Captain Scott. the owner Of the
Greyhound, states that the water did
not damage her machinery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
OF SEA
FOOD WILL HAVE
CLANS GALORE

There IL no reason why Seatueitss
should not have an abundance OF
clam chowder the next few days. for
last night the largest batch OF clans
that ever reached the city ~ one
time. arrived on the schooner Edith
Tho latter IL properly a fishing
arhooner. but when she reached the
straits last week the weather was
80 stormy outside that Capt bur
rows concluded he would not try 10
make the haIlhut banks.
RE anchored the Edith at Neah
boy. where the crew dug clans to
faass the time away. They soon had
the schooner packed with the squirt
ing blvafyes and put beck for Ss-
attic. There we're 900 sacks OF clans
aboard. for which Capt. burrows viii
get nearly 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
ALL WIRES
ARE DOWN

Advices received nj the local Unit
Cd States Weather bureau Indicate
that a severe storm " In progress In
British Columbia today. A teie-
gram received from Victoria last night
stated that a storm 81 considerable
violence was conferred over Nancouv-
er island. and moving eastward
Brisk to high winds we're biowiHs
from the south. and that the storm
increased IN energy was evidence
this morning by reports that wires
above the Canadian line were al
toen. For this reason The lora'
weather once was unable TO aecurr
reports from stations In the locallts
of the storm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
ARRAlGN NJ ENTS

Rev. Mack Scott. the caloreh min
lister who IL charged with having
assaulted Mary flail, a member OF
his noek, on June 20. was brought
into the criminal court this morn
Ing TO be afrnigned. lie was given
until tomorrow to plead.
More than 80 persona were brought
Into the superior court 20 be ar
raiKned this morning. Deputy Pros
ecutinE Attorney FHben says n has
been one 81 the busiest days his Of
nee has ever had.
John kessier and Jesse Bartlett.
accused of having held up and rob
bed John Michael. near Franklin,
were given until tomorrow 20 plead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
RUNAWAY ON
Pike STREET

A runaway on Pike street this
norning resulted IN the death OF
fNo horses. The animals were 30
badly injured that Policeman Bufk-
nan ahot them. A team Of horses
owned by the Leslie Henry Grocery
Co. collided with a horse attached
10 one Of kehos.a express wagons on
pike street. near seventh avenue
The animals then ran down 20 Third
aVenue. where they fell The ex-
press horse and one % the grocery
team had 20 be killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
PROGRESS
REPORTED

Il was reported last night at the
regular meeting OF the committee OF
the Western Central Labor union
upon the butchers strike that a shop
at Firth avenue and Aloha street. in
North Seattle, has become a fair
shop. a lso that one Of the largest
Restaurants on Second avenue has
announced that IL VII no longer
handle Frye-Bruhn products. Good
news was also reported from Ever
EFT as to the progress OF the work
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
cHuRcnMrN BANQUET

The ministers. elders and deacous
Of the Seattle Presbyterian church
es. and their wives. met Ut a banquet
spread in the rooms Of the First
Preabyferian church yesterday even
InR. Dr. Matthews presided and DIT
Ia gieron acted rs toaetmeater. IN.
teresting addresses were made BY r
+. Osborne. Rev. IA y. Miller. Rev
+. Tange. Rev. benjamin Paraons
Joaeph a. Campbell and Rev. Thomas
Afaaftnlra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
WANT DAMAGES

Henry and Aurora Decoveri today
iied q claim for $500 against the city.
The claimants state thai their prop
erfy at ii7b Roy street 10 damaged
In she named an the result OF the
negligent manner IN which the city
established a sewer on Roy street
near their property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
The Greatest Buy Ever Made By Any
Seattle FIR,

The management Of the Outlet
Clothing Co. corner Of Washington
street and Occidental avenue. wish
to announce that they have received
from their New York buyer an enoF-
nous bankrupt Stock ~ Mems and
noyE Clothing and Overroata and
Meas Furnishings. purchased ct 81
cents on the dollar. ana will place 10
on sale NJ niaHhlns prices as soon as
II car be unpacked and arranged on
our shelves and counters This will
be the greatest money saving saic
ever offered to the Seattle public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
Fl. WILLIAM
M'KINLEY

WASHINGTON. u. c. Oct. a0.--A
general order has been promulgated
BY the war department. naming the
new military post 20 be construct
Cd in the vicinity OF Manila. Fort
William Mckinley. The order Was
prepared and issued by direction OF
President Roosevelt
IN a eahiesram received today
from Gov. Taft. that official states
that the cholera has practically dis
appeared from the Island of Luson.
and that In Manila only two cases n
day have been reported for the last
10 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
LIBRARY deal
IS COMPLETED

At special meeting of the board
Of public works this afternoon the
board decided to approve the pur-
chase OF the Meacham site for the
public library. A warrant was or
dered TO be drawn for the purchase
price. 100000. and Mr.. Meacham
gave a bond for $1,000 to perfect che
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
Drops nis wAp

Jose Choy. a man who has been in
the city but a short time and who Is
at present Stopping al the Third
Avenue hotel. reported a bold rob-
berry 20 the police last night. lie
stated that white he was walking
along Main street. near Second ave-
nue. south. = young man rushed up
10 him and grabbed from his hand a
handkerchief In which he had wrap
ped $40 in money. The thief es-
roreA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
CAV AZ Is A BAo MAN

Gene Newman. a colofed man ar
rested by Detectives Adams and
Lane last night IL considered BY the
police 70 be a dangerous man. Al
nreeept he IL in the city Jail on sus-
nirson ~ being implicated 10 one Of
Inc recent hold-urs. Hts rerord VIII
10 ieoiied up and his whereabouts on
The night OF the robberies traced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
Becker washisssen.s Daughter 10
Dropped from College Rolls

Ss~sgatrv Enterprise Association.
BOSTON. Oct. 26.-tspeciai corre-
spondeuce. > Booker 4. Washing
toms ls-year-oid daughter. Portia,
has been excluded from Wellesley
college on the ground o. failure 10
pass musical EXAMINATIONS This
statement by the faculty In conaid-
cred merely a pretext.
The fashionable woman's college
never took kindly to the negro girl.
though some OF The students, daugh-
tiers OF old New England abolition
lists. took her up. last year. and
gave teas In her honor. by way OF
ressnting sights given her BY other
glria. Enmlties followed. and the
college wGs divided against itself on
the color line. The situation was not
ea sed By articles which Miss WASH
inRton wrote for Boston papers, de-
scfiblng her treatment at the col
lfHr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
vlcTiM OF MELANCHOLY

Marie Barran. the pretty. black
evod French maid Of Mrs. Stanley
nm, was committed 10 the insane
ASYLUM this afternoon by Superior
.Iudge Hatch. The girl II suffering
from molanchoiia. and imagines that
Injurious gossip has been going on
concerning her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30

$500 90 reward will be paid for in
formation that VIII lead TO the ar
rest and conviction of any person OF
neraona found cutting cables on
otherwise damaging our property.
SUNSET TELEPHONE A. TEIE.
GRAPH COMPANY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
DAMAGES

Mrs. y. NJ. widener filed a damage
suit against the seattle Electric
Company this morning for sl.goe. hhe
claims that on December =, 1901.
she was badly injured In street
car collision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
eoAT rs swipEp

Louis Anderson. n fisherman. re-
ported 90 the police al an early hour
this morning that his fishing boat.
which he had left near the Stetson
Post mill, had been stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
POLICE NOTES

ia Blum. an alleged professional
burglar, was fined 800 for Nasraney
In the police court yeh.e, - III III
- Detsctaves Adams and Lane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
ron ENCOURAGEMENT

Information WAS flied IN the SUI
perior court this morning against
tsbaa. Battclle, who IN alleged to have
eubezzled ATS from the La Conner
Trnnsportation & Trading Co. on
July ri. a warrant for Battelle's arr
rest was issued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30

The warrant was drawn by the
city comptroller and eaahed at the
bank at 3 o'clock. and nj the same
time the deed and abstract OF title
were delivered 20 the city. As be-
fore stated the defects IN the title
are not OF vital character and can be
easily cleared up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
TO Fight
THE TRUSTS

PORTLAND. oct. 31.--To resist
The eneroaehments of the Tobacco
Trust, which IL eudeavorinR TO
freeze out private enterprises. cigar
dealers In this city are active IN
forming an aAsociatlon for the pro-
lection OF their interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
sAp prNnY TURNS UP

Tom Morris. an old-time police
character, was lodged In the city
tau last night. on "a charge Of lar
ccny from the person. II is alleged
that he stole gold witch from a
man who gave his name ne John sui
ffxyan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30
The MARKETS
- '--e=z--
JossIHc QUOTATIONS.


Potatoes. siiusis per tom carrots. Tso
safile. &C.. cabbage 81 osDglz - per cuts
eeltr9. toslf1c Per dpsi sweet psaatoes. fAe
PER ~ Chill peppers. ~ - ner hon saasf-
hraut. r per ID. tOEna to<s. sed50cs onions,
fccffGlso1 per sack pafanfpa. 81 1s1li 90
Ger szeks esuiinoNer. nOd7bo. pumpkins. lie
pr ID: sspashss. lie par ~. enesmb~rs
toc Dor dosi spinach, toycec per bax
green cora. ff.7h4tx 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-30

Lsmous-s2 so9ssoo . bori cooking sp-
pies. Toe e 5fo bon eatinE 7sc 20 tf. - bos
bananas. f70G 20 t1ho. pineappies, ss
boa oranges. vaienela<, 300: tanxsriDes
ti.7s. grape fruit. o. oo4tsoo. psach>s.