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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
PAINTERS
RECONSIDER

At the regular weekly meeting 81
the Painters union last night, the
question 81 withdrawal from the
Building Trades council. was taken
Gp and discussed. The general
opinion % the members lH that the
proposition Of withdrawal wili be
voted down by large majority whau
the vote IN taken next Tuesday
night
Al meeting a week ago iast night
the proposition ~ withdrawal was
railroaded through the meeting BY q
majority vote % 81 % g. AZ In
sufficient notice % the intended vote
had been given. and a. the vote
showed but a bare majority. where a
two-thirds was necessary In order
20 carry. the union atili stays IN the
council 4 final vote on the ques
ton viii be taken next Tuesday
night
VIM. J. Stanley last night resign
ed as business agent of the union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23

EOR NOME

!. hosss BIKE Nome days Of a
yrwwaso 70 witness the crowd
Ia 4uagsd around the doors Of
rz Ssrasrn Pacific pier this noon,
Mtg ssr the arrival ~ the steam
Pwraae u the Northern Com
rsria ca. from san Francisco. on
as rzT % Nome.
sanrlg after ! O'Clock. the Port
~ - % AZ the pier and the ma
sriy y the a. Nome passengers
= esrE.sd came ashore 20 stretch
,stE ezs a Bit In addition 70 her
ssne passenger list she carried
e. I'm, class and 3 storage pas
.sas.,s from Frisco for this city.
- Nqne Let consisted 81 = cabin
- = steerage passengers. Prob
- aoo1i az mauy more viii take
-1saFs On her north from this city.
- Hsaner Umatilia. due tomorrow
-, = san Francisco. viii probably
- a couple ~ dozen more. who
..s.srfsa staying behind n day or
@itsf the sailing of the Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
FIRST INSTITUTE
EPW0RTH LEAGUE

Tho Epworth league vii convene
tho nrst institute ever held BY the
Seattle district In the BALLARD Meth
odi.t church this evening. The SEES
Ainna VIII be conducted on the same
lines az a Teachers Institute. and
win last until Friday afternoon
Many delegates wili be presen, from
Kent Auburn. nothsl and other
towns near Seattle. Interesting and
Instructive programs have been ar
ranged. the exercises for toni sflt be-
Ing a. follows.
Tao O'Clock Song service. led by
Rev. A. ~ Burrows. ph. H.. scrip
tuf~ reading and prayer. Rev. A. J.
Josiyu.
o'clock Song. University quar-.
tettr. address. Rev a. v Givi.r. T'a.
coma, subject. John wesley and
Hts Times souE University quar-.
tetic solo. Mrs Robert clark. Mad
ison street church. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
MANY BARGAINS STILL LEFT
Frsm the Salvage Stock Of the
Steamer Bertha

So great has been the rush 70 pick
up snaps during this salvage sale
that many lines Of goods were
broken. but IN order to make buyers
feel that they can depend upon find
INK what they want we have filled
ia from our own stock wherever pos.
Hible, we viii throw On any part ~
our entire stock necessary to 90 this
Tor time We can afford 20 do this
because this sale H. AZ good and Do
making ua 30 many new friends
n you are going 10 Alaska or any
whore where stout wearing goods
are a necessity. don't forget that you
sim may get at Salvage Sale prices
rubber boots tihs leading brands az
s. s0i. Extra heavy blankets. extra
heavy underwear and every wearh bic
from TIP 60 toe
Ho careful 60 look In our windows.
because We have taken "a an the
wreckngc stock W. had outside The
windows Will tell the whole story
outlet Company, corner Washing
ton and Occidental .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
OF THE
INJURED

CHENEY, wash, April ss.-Later
Tho overland which left Coulrc
city early this morning. and ar
rived az cheney at s.s5 a. m. was
wrecked about s's mites west Of here
az y. 80 o'clock this morning. Il So
thought the wreck WAS caused by IA
steel cattle guard on the track.
Tho killed and injured are az fol-
lows.
,v.year.old son OF Mrs. Buoy.
killed.
Mrs Ruoy, Internally Injured
Five car-uld son nr Mrs. phi
lips. seriously bruised. left arm dis
located
Infant daughter ~ Mrs Philips.
wrist broken ana scalp wound.
Unknown man, nose smashed and
scalp wound
Mr.. c. J. Kellogg internal injuries.
serious.
owe NJ. kellogg. slightly injured
about tho facu.
HhggNgcman. loft arm disiocated
ENprcHsman, foot badly hurt.
Mrs Buoy WAS On route Tor Ne.
hraska. returning from visit 20
frinds IN seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
PERSONAL MENTION

Mi samuel iiil ia home, after a
months trip through the Fast
Dhrrrt W ONeil. Heerotafy NJ the
Seattle Retain grocera' aHnocintiuu.
went 10 Everett yeatsrdny, and in
the evening addressed meeting "
Everett gruccrs.
Brucc GriKgn, the young steamboat
captain who recently uayiEated the
Columbia river with a small steamer
800 miles farther north than the
head OF navigation on that stream.
liz In the city with Mrs. Griggs. lie
a accompanied by Guy G. Brown,
the cashier Of the Wenatohee bank.
and Mt Brown Mr. GrlgEs said
that hereafter boats on the Columbia
VIII go az FAR up as Kettle falls. In
nLrAd OF nrIdgeport. as formnrly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
MANY new BOATS TO Be ADDED
To THE LOCAL MOSQUITO FLEET
Other Items Of Interest TO Shippers and
That Come and Go

The excursion business on the
Sound the coming season il evident
~ going 20 be a hummer. Shipping
men are building new boats or else
ehartsriug and fxing VI old ones Go
Accommodate the rush Of antlcipat'
"a business. The Hood canal
Transportation Co. "a having a new
steamer built for the uocd canal
run. I, Is expected 70 Dc out and IN
commission In week or two. The
latest report along the water front
Il TO the effect that the Columbia a
Puget sound Navigation Co. which
owns and operates the steamer Fly
er here. ~ about 20 order the steamer
Bailey GatEert up here from the coli
umbla river 20 participate Ia the
sxcursiou business 81 the sound
The Bailey GatEert Vas In commits
sion on the sound In iss3. when she
made daily saiiinFs between Seattle
and Tacoma on the present run %
the Flyer. The GatEert ia built on
the same lines ns the steamer Multi
nomah. although a much larger and
Npeedier boat she would undnubt-
eddy make a lively competitor any
where IN the excursion buuinenH
She Is now, and has been for snns
years past. sailing between Portland
and Astoria. 10 " posaihle that the
intention % her owners L. 20 put her
on the Tacoma run iu place OF the
Flyer The latter has been lu con
tiuuous service FOR a iong time and
little rest would do her good The
company has not confirmed this
rumor. but u is generally accredited
by water front men o. be correct
The steamer plriEn of the Alaska
Steamship Co. u expected from the
north IN the morning
The steamer Ellhu Thomson % the
Pollard line leaves for the north to-
morrow. She takes a cargo OF can
merry supplies and a fairly large pas
seuEer list.
The ". r. revenue cutter Rear leFt
the stream this morning for Quarter
master hnrbor. TO have some paint
Ing done.
The little steamer juneau. owned
By Arthur =. Jones % this city. sail
ed today for Ketchikan upon a gold
hunting expedition. She carries no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
WAS NOT
INSANE
They Wanted TO Get Rid of
Mrs. Curtis but Failed

An odd looking old couple appeared
in Judge Tallman's court this morn
.ug leading by the hand Mrs Lou
Curtis. whom they told the court
they wished % have committed to
the asylum,
They had been doing a little good
Samaritan work on this side they
said. but were willing now TO hand
their charge over 20 the county They
said that the woman with them had
come 10 their church and WAS very
poor and they had taken her into
their own home and cared for her.
Something 0ussr
flrt they thought there WAS some
thing queer about her. and finally
became convinced that she was
crazy. She Was very troublesome.
they said. and when asked If she
quarrelc1 with them. they replied
mo. she didn't exactly. but She
Guarreicd an the time with our dog
aud she won't answer as when we
ask her questions"
The physicians who examined the
woman could find nothing wrong
with hp~ mind; She seemed very ra-
fionai and said she had been sewing
for Mrs. stefenu for two weeks and
did not know why she was brought
To the court house until the Judge
told her. She says she has q homr
on Rolling bay and had no further
desire 10 stay with the old folks if
they didn't want her.
Might Want 20 Borrow
The Judge told the woman 10 go 20
her home. The old people protested
rad said che had mo- money and
might want 10 borrow ~ from then.
|H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
All Officials Named

The inspectors and Judges for the
election which Ia 20 be- held on MAY
~ 20 vote bonds Tor the purchase 81
library site have been appointed.
and the list was nled this morning iu
the city clerks Office Although peo-
PIE In general are taking consider
able interest in the library, very few
people are registering az the city hall
since the books opened over a week
ago. only 20 new names have been
addd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
IN THE COURTS

David Thompson, "a well known
business man uf Fifeehire. Scotland.
was before the e.. D. comniHsiourr
yesterday afternoon on the charge
OF ombczzluR 10000 pound. from bio
father ana from an institution in
which hc was Interested Tho ptiH.
onor ieft Scotland aud Was traced Ga
San Antonio Tex. from there b.,
came 10 Seattle. Here DC was ar.
rested a short time ago. lie viii bo
held In the county Jan unul the nr.
rival Of the nrcesHnry warrants
whom hc viii be taken 90 Scotland
l.. A. Scott alias pug Ryan. the
alleged murderer, viii soon be- taken
back To Colorado by Sheriff Dctwil.
ler who arrived in Seattle last
night Evidence IL strong against
tho prisoner. and there seems 10 be-
hardly any doubt of his guilt.
Ryan was "a Well known drsprrndo
ana while they were attempting to
capture him, he shot and killed Dep
uty Sherif Conrad and Deputy Rhcr.
I'M whitney OF summit county. con.
rad, M no was dying. IDENTIFIED "a
picture or Ryan which was shown
him.
Clarence sexton has nled a suit
aEHinst the Seattle Lumber 60. fur
5000 lie claimed thar while
standing on the lower step Of hls
car. wagon belonging 90 the 30
PENDANTS. EraHed his les and brok,
~.
The guardian II Frederick croft :
thre" car old daughter has filed a
suit against the Y~Hler estate for SO.
900
croft drank aconlte when he WA
drunk, and died from the effects OF
the poison The guardian 0f the
child claimed that he became intoH
icated upon liquor bought from the
Admiral Dewey saloon. owned by
John Melting. a Yealer tenant.
X. HamaH lH suing N. Akimoto and
ching furn Tor 5000. which he
claims Ia due him for work in Al.
aska
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cargo. nor passengers. only proApsc-
tors supplies. Capt. u. J. GILES
ne. who Is In charge % tho steam
er. Il hopeful Of bringing back a car.
50 % gold nuggets,
The steamer wiEwam. owned BY
tho Alaska Packers association. al.
rived here this morning from blaine
20 await orders. The WigwAn W
cicAneat ana n~atest little steamers
for "a government boat.
The barksntlne Ruth. Captain
Wagner. IL expected here tonight
from Tacoma on her way north. She
- under charter for the season to the
Pacific Cold Storage Company. The
Ruth Il an iron vessel and Was built
IN England IN isso.
The steamer Robert Dollar cleared
FROM the Sound today for Red0ndo
viih a cargo OF soo.ooo feet Of hum
Der
Tho British ship Troop, bound for
Melbourne. Australia. viii clear from
the sound this week with q cargo Of
i.2s0 90 feet ~ lumber.
work viii be begun today on the
steamer Garonne AZ Morans The
schooner Erir viii be put on the
ways there IN n day o. two.
The steamer Patterson - the Unit
ed states coast and Eeodstic survey,
IN receiving a new boiler and under
going a r~nodeiuuE a. Moruns. she
VIII be out IN n couple 81 weeks
After nearly 60 years service. much
% the time on the Pacific cosAt. the
old ship Kate Davenport iH to be con
verified into hulk for use M n re-
frlEerator and store ship AZ the can
nerieH 81 the Alaska Packers RSHo.
citation. She lately left Seattle for
Alaska. The ship was built ia 1855
az Bath. Ne.
ReinsurancsH have been again al B.
vancrd on the British chip Red Rock.
now out ifl days from Fraser river
for London. the schooner Mahukonn.
out lis days from Fam hoanRa for
Puget sound. and on the American
ship Sam skolfeld II. out i17 days
from Manila for Puget sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
STR. EXCELSIOR
ARRIVES IN PORT

cinc Packing ana Navigation Com
pany arrived at the Arlington dock
about daybrrAk this morning from
the north She brought down 20 pas
rrnEers and small cargo Of con-
ccntratra from Tatoosh island Con
frary 90 expectations. the steamer
brought down no Nome mail but
carried few sacks from Eagic city.
on this side ~ Cooks Inlet the EN-
cclsior got into a northefly twistcr
that obliged her 20 seek shelter and
anchor for q hours until Il had
blown over Otherwise the voyage
was pleasant one and unrvrntful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
TENTH ANNIVE RSARY
Sa''le Lisderkranz Celebrates
With Feast and Dancing

:. Seattle Llederkrsnz celebrat-
enth anniversary with an
@f-te banquet last night al
49, r.a'~h.a hail About 25G people
-, present. including many Wis
- among whom were X. r. Polk,
a.-1f ga.lle and +. q. Irwin ~ the
.s -. Musical society. ~ De-
- Three charter members. A. NJ.
-. David Zlmmarle and Carl
Fere present.
= annual address was delivered
,a'l1feE Heckier and Thomas -.
4. s .on. the only Irish member of
~ sEsty. made a speech run 81
w Mrs Ad0lph schraed-
- 10 neafed a delegation ~ eight
ae With neat speech present
x ,Liederkranz with n beautiful
~. 49,. .sI.een Tag The gathering
-. sionianeousiy sang the star
fsat.ssa Banner Tbe dance w.blrb
last until early nuo~ufua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
TO RETIRE FROM
THE BUSINESS

on condition that she refrain from
selling liauor at I.eschi park In the
future. Mrs Julia Lowia was given
a suspended sentence ~ so and costs
by Judge George Yesterday after
noon, upon pleading guilty to sell
INK liquor without n license
Mrs. Lewis was the proprietress OF
one 81 the blind pigs at Taschl park
After the order Of chief sullivan
had gone out 10 close up such plac-
~. she was detected selling liquor.
and arrested
Mrs. Lewis had purchased the
place formerly run ~ Frank Kelly.
under tho impression that she would
be permitted 10 sell liquor Now that
she has learned differently. che will
retire from the field on this condi
ton the Judge let her off with a Hus-
pended sentence yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
DOWN WITH SOUTH CANAL"
SAYS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
s.,ort Of Canal Committee pted-PrOtests Against
The Waterway COmpany-COncern Has One Champion
other Matters Before the Chamber Today

fort 20 secure division. lie was
followed by pr, r.. &. kithournc ana
Josiah Collins who spoke along the
same lines faVoring "a division % the
question.
NE Division" SAYS Kinr
George IA. KING then arose and In
a few words attacked the south canal
people Tor interfering with the north
canal project In Washington. lie
protested emphatically against any
division OF the report and urged It's
adoption, Another who spoke was
lanicl Jones. who outlined the his.
tory of the formation OF tho water
way company some years ago. stat
iug that neither az that time nor any
other time up 60 the present was
any opposition wagwd against the
company Governor McGraW. in re-
ply. stated that some years ago the
south canal promised 20 do nothing
against thc north canal project. but
that their word had been broken and
the Chamber OF Commerce interfer-
vncc was warranted The question
was then brought down 90 the adop-
ton 20 the report. with the result as
above stated. Then followed Mr
Cuses motion.
Laying the Keel
A communication was presented
stating that plans were being put
forward 60 have a celebration Ia the
ctty ON July a. feature Of which
would be the laying 90 the keel Of
the hattieship Nebraska. The build.
era promise 20 have it far enough
completed by that time Governor
savage Of Nebraska has been invited
and the governors private secretary
has answered that the chief cxecu-
tive would bc able ga attend. A mo-
zion was made 20 refer the matter
20 a special committee. 20 be appoint
ed By President elise. This commit
tee viii take the matter up with the
city council
a report ~ the tariff committee
relative 20 the proposed measure 10
take the tariff or wood pulp. The
committee reported that q, did not
believe the Chamber 81 Commerce
should so on record against free
wood pulp without a FUN and entire
discussion % tho subject 5 = Wea-
ton, for the committee. stated that
wood for paper manufacture was
growing very scarce 10 the East and
IL was believed that within q few
years Puget sound would become tho
center % the paper making industry,
/ The committees recommendation
were approved T.. NJ Wood In a
communication 10 the chamber ask
"a that body 10 invite the National
Pure Food Department which meets
at Portland next month. To- visit Sc
attic. Communications from Sena-
tors Foster and Turner relative 60
wood tests were also read. Captain
Greene. FOR the army poat commit
! tee. recommended that al matters
afa~TFFa~ a tho arsfs cement Of Ft-HF
t.awton BE- referred 20 E.rastus
Brainerd az Washington. D g. 30
that ne might bring u before the
representatives Of this state and en-
deavor 90 get an appropriation from
the war department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
SEEN NEAR
FAIRHAvEN
Two Men Suspected as
MereIi's Murderers

WltATCOM. wash. April 23.-Two
Mohammcdan peddlers who are Hur
pcctvd of numbering Mercii. whose
body was found Ia Lake Washington
several days ago, were seen by the
Fairhavcn police Saturday morning
Later Ia the day they could not be
found
Manager Williams OF the sunset
CO.. saw the two men late Saturday
afternoon near peming. and notified
the officers. They answered the de
scription ~ the suspects. when
seen they had prddiara' packs on
thvir backs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23

-. chamber % Commerce this
..a,rs hy vote % a. 60 ie, re-
- 10 adopt the report made a
.se by the Lake Washiugto ton
- committee regarding the use
60. seattle q Lake Washington
- canpany OF the surplus water
II. cedar river supply system.
=. r,part Slso protests against the
s.ss,ss az the canal as being detri-
s--tsl 10 the best interests % the
es,,,wsnK the adoption Of the re-
- sar,e the passage OF a resolution
.,,sd hy II. u elise that the best
.s,.ss az that body should be used
,suce the city council 60 cancel
s.rntracsS with the waterway COM
msr Rounds ~ applause greeted
Z aaoptioR o. the report and rcso-
AasRS "a.
- rercrt. however. did not so
..rxh without opposition. When
r,etlon was first made upon the
zion "a the report Fred Baus-
moved that the report be divid-
,rio two sections. the filling Of
.,sse lands and the nature OF the
- contract with the waterway
sssSny.
ras company's cham pica
NJ Rausman. while disclaimlng
~ c,hsr influence save a feeling %
~-ses. made an elaborate defense
Z Ne waterway company. lie
s.xsa the report OF the committee
- he members % the committee
- - E..s..sss.a....a..s a.. a. 3. a q
- 49, an affair for the Chamber %
c.rmsYcs 10 deal With. He stated
~ Il his Judgment the actions Of
~ committee originated in retaiia =
~. slSe why. he asked. was nothing
sre until after the controversy %
s.e rosth and south canal people IN
Warrington. n. G.. He said that Il
"a sot until after this aid the north
asa people begin rctallatory meas
w~s These measures were taken
~ TIE committee acting for the
rsr.A canal purely. passing judgment
~ the building OF the south canal
" RzusTnan attacked the wording
4 tie report and referred To the
~ nat the council. duly elected
n re- citizens % Seattle. should
r-asnly be competent 20 look after
~ eitys interests without any out
~ interference.
Goes Late Histery
". Bausman read the ordinance
ssseI By the council IN which the
sxfd Of Public Works was author
VI 10 enter into a contract with
- soaih canal people and stated
"a fsun the conditions Of the ordi-
snre the city seemed 20 be very well
,wseetrd since the board upon Civ
q y days notice could deprive the
mzranY 81 the use % the water.
II Rauxusan pointed out the fact
"a, ne filllng OF the tide lands was
! rsst benefit to the city. stating
"a sssttie was not on account OF
= szsTen land a terminal city, but
i al + would become - n these
l lza<s wsre filled. Mr. Eausman' =
as xcapied almost half an hour
4 swrf which tire b. used every ef-
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FIVE AFCHANS
IN CUSTODY

isrstes FAN Was received this ar
~ y, n Sheriff Cudlhee from
~ rome Reynolds ~ Butte.
fsss is'a,ing that De- has five Ar
1galse lal tnere on suspicion Of
ssyas, ymein.ng ~ the recent
sass, 1907 80. Lake Washington. ne
alssz,s,iys NAT be- has sent the
: ~ n ~, ~ N The men ~ Seattle.
~ 4 ny can be- Identified by
~ we Afghans On confinement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
CENTEEL BUM
IN THE DOCK

Among the crowd u unwashed
hoboa who appeared tn the police
court for their allotment OF justice
yesterday afternoon there was one
cIeanly. we'll Eroomed fellow. with
al ne was a man whose appearance
would indicate him to be fairly
weii-to-dO merchant
When arrested In a raid yesterday
he gave the name Of r. A. Mason.
Policeman RYAN took the stand
against him.
what do you know about this
mann" asked city Attorney he Hru-
Ter. He does not look like a bad
fellow"
Well" said Al Ryan. the terror
az the trampa, Mason rs the King
~ the HOBBS. Re f. the most per
alatcnt bum IN the tenderlolu, and
has been FOR the past four or 1--WE
months. In fact no is the FIRST, only
and / hope the last arist0cratc hobo
that ever struck Washington street
DE ls the prince Of the gang, and I
consider him a wonder. lie hasn't
worked FOR the past Elk months, and
hangs around the saloons continual
ly."
Further Compliments
RYAN then put away his hammer
aud allowed several other policemen
to throw few bricks at the prisou-
az. They an confirmed his story.
Mason explained % tho court that
ne was looking for job, and the
court believed him. IN "a way. Judge
George was N the opinion that Ma
SON was looking FOR job Tor the
sole purpose Of keeping out of lta
way.
"r,n days." aaid the court. with
"a compliment smile Mason gathered
% the tails OF his long coat ana
took his place among those who re-
,.,I.ad chain unug sentences
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JoBBiNc QUOTATIONS.


CTeen Fruit
Lemons o. 500 - boz. cooking a..
Pies. " ouu ~ esiius appies - ooHf -
ofshses eos -. hsa4has o. Ihuz so
q gsts - nAysls s. sss g.. unss O. toa
500 cess tansrrin-s. ufs, Erape frun.
o. uoqz in
Vegetables
potaio~s-oif. 80 oog " % per- ,aa. nru
81 ptgt % ler est bssfs o. ~ o. usr
10 PEI 80. urnips ~ uti - garlic.
o. cabbage ~ hog 70 80 est hushs. ~,
rsi~rr. 60 psr dna sweet patatu~s o. 81
per 49, tniu pspBsfs. $3.50 saust.
sraut. 1855 tonlaiaes. u 100 70 psf
- onlous . ssasio 81 ssf. p.rssigs.
~ ean'in"~rr nanpsins 211Ns
~ % sguashss a.. ~ beans "a
lUse eueurnhsra. u soss 90 ~ tas
hfussris spreats. Ts&g nvaa 4ose tcis
phnna r~ass ~. rhuhaft e. per 10.
spinach. ts'N"lc ~ hot aspsfasus Iussr
prr lh Waiia WsilA ssEaFaHus 81 Ttsg oo
psf bot. native, " % par case
Batter. cAssss, Egrs sns Pssltry
natter washinstsn sf.amsrt.s. 30
thssss- Native wsshinEtsa fun cream
l1gitg E-stsrn Ss- Xass iaAsi.o.
Wlsronsia. itr. Haquefnft sa1. Fdam.
81 0osc ~ 90 pc ease sss NaFs isstse
t1nieafrsf. issiTs srsk. issifs. s-iss.
fsss strictly frsA rsssA. lss. Cali,
ferriA itWike Oregon. IA
1--we rsuitqy h.ns iasat.s. fry.s
q cs1o 90 ~ 90 taf@sys ississ. gees.
Dressed PuaiirY rarssys isois1 r..-.
iiaiac. lucas. ts@iae. saisssns. isHt.c.
iionsY isUtAc
CHICAGO. April s1.--whea,, u7-s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23

For information regarding free
picnic and camping grounds forty
minutes ride from the city. and "a
service % ten boats daily. excursions
20 any point and excursion steamers
for charter, call on She pert Orchard
Route. Coiman dork 90.