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Evening journal., 1902-06-11
wo0dIand neaeh. se0tt. t0m0rrov.
DIED

STAATS.- this city, on the 11th in
stant. William +. Stats, at the resi-
dence of his son. Howard E. Stats.
Greenbank. Del. aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services. at Asbury
NJ. e. Church. on Friday the 18th in
slant. at o'clock. Interment at
Riverview Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1902-06-11
A EinnncinI View.

Eustacia-I knew that man was
physician by the way in which he
shook hands-his tender, delicate, con-
siderate touch.
Edgar--Yes, Of course; that's his nYe
dollar touch.-Detroit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1902-06-11
VIII Graduate From Princeton

George b. Harrington and w. =. j.
Candy. OF this city, and S. Lindsay Cur
It's. of Newark, viii be graduated from
Princeton College next week. Among
those who viii attend the exercises are;
Judge George Gray, Andrew c. Gray, j,
Frank BAH. Willard Hall Porter, Judge
James Pennewin, David T. Marvel and
Henry b. Thompson.
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nen,aI society Elect officers

onrieers 10 serve for the ensuing year
eh.. etoee Dental Sociaty, as follows;
prcsldcnt Dr. Charles Il. Jeuerls; vice
nreqident. Or. Charles J. klnkead; secre-
tarv. DIR. Robert III. Jones; treasurer
Or. samuel II. Johns; librarian, Dr. Ed
ward Lewis.
Evening journal., 1902-06-11

A superintendent or foreman in
charge OF department can materially
increase his income without in any
way interfering with his regular duties.
Address Opportunity, Evening Journal
office.
Evening journal., 1902-06-11
A Mean Man.

"He is the most inconsiderate man, /
understand"
'HOwT
aHe refuses to give his wife any
grounds on which to get a-divorce with
Chicago Post.
Evening journal., 1902-06-11
Sussex Convention August 2

Georgetown. June 1.-THE Sussex
County Democrats have decided on Au-
gust as the date of their convention
TO name candidates for the county
offices and for the Legislature.
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CITY NEWS TN BRIEF

Rents collected. A. B. stayton. 1Os
West Eighth street.
THE monthly meeting OF the Florence
CrHtenton Home was held today at
o'clock IN the home, No. SOC West Fifth
street
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cnncert a. Enworth Church

Epworth NJ. p. Church choir VIM
give a concert in the main auditorium
~ the church on Friday evening, June
9o The choir will be assisted by a
chorus of seventy-fve children, and
other local talent. No admission Will
be charged.
Evening journal., 1902-06-11
Sweeping.

'T was Just telling my daughter
said Mrs. Nexdore. ''that it's a shame
OF her to playthe pianolon Sunday
"HuhY' exclaimed Mrs. Pepprey;
''Why Sunday especiallyr
Evening journal., 1902-06-11

The wall of the blacksmith shops OF
the Walker g. Elliott Machine Com
pany's plant Is being repaired. The
old bricks are being used. but q sub
stantial and solid wall will be put up.
Evening journal., 1902-06-11
WIN observe Founders Day

Foundera' Day VIII be celebrated at the
Cndrens Home. Rlverview, tomorrow.
An who are interested tn tho caro- OF
children are invited to attend.
Evening journal., 1902-06-11

DIR. BIRDS LIVER GRANULES
Guaranteed to cure constipation.
Evening journal., 1902-06-11

Levy Brothers, loan Office, Fourth
and Market streets. None advanced
on all personal property.
Evening journal., 1902-06-11

Lack OF sense IS too often blamed on
lack Of confidence.--Atchison Globe.
Evening journal., 1902-06-11

"Want ads" one cent word in the
Evening Journal s----
Evening journal., 1902-06-11

SCREENS MADE TO ORDER
At Yerger's Screen Factory, 4l9 Ship
ley street, from S5c. up.
Evening journal., 1902-06-11

want ads" one cent a word in the
Evening Journal .....a.-.a--.aA.
Evening journal., 1902-06-11
wln Launch Torpedo soat

Ipworth excursion, National Park. June o,
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urrNDREps OF HOUSES IN WILL
NINGTON

are painted with FELTON,, Sibley " 90.
paints. If yours Is not consult CART
nell Sixth and Madison.
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COULD NOT
Get A SHOT
AT BURGLAR

Capt. ". r. caine. the well known
local steamship and transportation
man. had quite an experience with a
burglar at an early hour this morn
Ing The captain tried his best Ia
reach his revolver and take n shot
nj the intruder but the fellow es-
capped him. BY a mere accident the
burglar took with him nothing OF
valsc.
At 2 80 o'clock this morning. Capt.
caine. who lives at 10 Boren ave-
niue, WA suddenly awakened by the
presence Of someone in his room. As
quickly rs possible he reached for
his revolver. which was near him.
hut the thief detected the move and
ran. Capt. caine jumped up and ran
after the fellow but he escaped.
When the captain returned 20 his
room IL was discovered that n suit
~ clothes With n number OF yalu-
ablea IN the pockets. was missing. At
first a poekethook containing so
was also thought q be gone but that
was found on he floor where the
thief had accidentally dropped IL
from the pockets.
Captain Game Immediately teie-
phoned police headquarters but the
burglar had made good his eEcaep.
This morning tbs suit Of clothes
was found near the house. The bur
siar had gained entrance 10 the req
idence b. climbing into an open win
dow about Il feet from the ground
by means Of n ladder placed against
the wall. Not q article n now
nfsetue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08
SALT LAKE
man LOSES

6. W. johnson was taken into GUS
tody late this afternoon by Detective
ADAMS on \ charge Of having swim
died John Smith. a recent arrival
from salt lake cts. out Of $40 IN an
alleged business chance buukn game.
smith teld the police that be yes
tetdny Wc1t 60 a house on Seventh
venue To anHwrr an Advertisement
for a pArtser In a legitimate business
enterprise There he found johnson.
who proposed Co sell him an interest
In a medallion picture scheme.
The territorial rights for the sale
Of the pictures we're 20 cost Smith
tizb. and he was asked 10 put up sac
az a guarantee 81 good faith. Smith
rays u VAS agreed that the $50 was
10 be returned II for ANY reason the
scheme ala not look good on inves-
tiEntion.
To-day Smith concluded 20 back
out 81 the dsni and asked Johnson u
return his money. lie says Johnson
informed him that the $50 was a
forfeit ard wha lost TO hlm when the
sale fell through.
The parties are now before Prose-
cutting Attorney FULTON. who Is In
veatiEafink the ease before issuing q
warrant
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Last Edition
O'Clock 70. nn.
STREET CAR RUNS over
LITTLE BOY and CUTS
OFF ONE OF HIS LEGS

Eugene Mellon. a T-year-old boy,
vas badly mangled and win lose hla
lett leg as the result OF a street car
accident near the corner OF First
avenue N blanchard street shortly
after III O'Clock this morning. Those
who saw tbs accident. say II was en-
tiFcly unavoidable. The boy was
taken to the Seattle General Hospital
In h ambulance. Dr. l. e. Neville
IL attending him.
The boy was riding In the back OF
a Seattle Transfer Company truck on
First avenue going north. Near the
corner OF First avenue and Hian-
chard street the truck turned out 90
allow n street cat 10 pass. A. II
veered from h track the boy Jump
I'd on The wagon. The ear was COM
ing south and before he realized IL
Ms "a was on him. lie struck the
car Just behind the fender. The
wheels passed entirely over hts loft
lcg and crushed II 60 a pulp. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08
COMPERS, LEADER
OF LABOR, IS IN SEATTLE
A RousiNo WELCOME EXTENDED THE GREAT EXPONENT
OF UNION MISUNDERSTANDING AT ARmoRY TONIGHT.

Samuel Gompefa. the famous lead
err Of the labor party IN America and
president OF the American Fedora
tiou OF Labor. arrived In Seattle this
afternoon and was given a rousing
reception by the union people OF Sc
attic. He came on the Flyer from
Tacoma and was met Rt the boat by
a committee from tho Western Gen.
trial Labor Union. A band made up
OF members Of the Musicians Union
greeted him upon his arrival here.
Mr.. Gonperu was accompanied by W.
y. Mahon. president 81 the American
Street Railway Employees Aesoeta
ton. and Max Morris, secretary %
the National Retail Clerks Assoeik-
ton. A committee composed Of ".
PelVsr and +. A. Rust. u the West
ern Central tnien Secretary Somer-
field. A. NJ. Sommers and w. J..
Akers Of ths Retail Clerks rnion
and Gordon A. Rice. Of the Typo
graphical Union. mtt Mr. Gompcra
and bis party at Tacoma.
When the Flyer landed at the
wharf al Seattle an imense band.
made up 81 nearly every union muai-
elan In Seattle. struck nn . lively air.
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GIRLS ALL
LOVE HIM

Nick TilencaH. n Greek, who says
that he " handsome. wHs committed
20 the insane asylum today BY Judge
Tallmau.
The mans Authorizations are pc
culiar. lie insists that 40 girls. all
living on Pike street. are In love win
him and that they have worried him
almost 20 death by their unweicome
attentions. When he tries 20 leave
town, no says that they follow him
10 the boat or train and get down on
their knees and beg him TO stay Ia
seattle. Their affections. he fancier.
ID inspired by his aelf-Alleged classic
features and perfect form.
Ills insane conceit has led him 70
believe that everyone In Seattle Is
enthusiastic about him. lie saw a
funeral procession last week and
imagined that Il was n parade In
his honor.
lie also believes that the Salvation
Army all over the world IL praying
for him.
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s
QUIET
Miners Holding a
Big Meeting

sHENANDOAH. Pa. Aug. THE
strike situation this morning ir
practically unchanged. Tho disor-
derby element has apparently become
OF the opinion that the soldiers mean
business. Unconditional surrender"
IL the basis OF settlement demanded
by the operators. while the mlnsrs
see nothing but victory ahead. An
Immense meeting of the miners In In
progress today.
IL II claimed by the state mine In.
Rpectofn. after an examination. that
five collierieh are 80 flooded that
they cannot be operated until after
vast repairs. The loss from this
cause II set at 81. 600. 600. and u IL
said that Il viii leave 1000 men out
% employment even In caH of sets
Element OF the strike.
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When SIR. GompeFa got off the boat
there vas a representative waiting
20 nee him from every union IN the
city. aud a hearty cheer went up
from the waiting crowd. He bowed
and smiled O. the crowd and vas
Immediately Afterwards taken tn a
carriage 20 his hotel Members OF
the unions waited around the hotel
for some tim. to Erasp the hand OF
IA famous labor leader. Later In
the afternoon he wsa taken for q
trip on the street cars 20 various
points 81 interest Mr.. Gompcrs was
surprised At the growth of Seattle
and expressed himself time aud
again az the am0uut % work eolnE
on IN Seattle and the harmony
among the labor unions.
Tonight q mass meeting viii BE-
held al the ArmurY and Mr.. Com
perp and tire other members % the
party will address m labor people
~ Seattle upon questions " import.
anee 90 the iAburins people. Tonar-
row the visitors ain be shown about
the city ard will be taken for a trip
to the Puget sound navy yard. They
leave for Spokane tomorrow night.
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COLD WATER
CONVENTION
nesnee City and County Admins
trstienA

prohihitionists Name rieket--ps-
nesnes City sas County Admins
trstions
The Prohibitioni@ts Of King county
last night held an adjourned naeetlng
% their county convention and FIN
lshed up the business Of that gather
ing BY nominating q nearly fun
county and legislative ticket.
The ticket was prepared by a nom
mating committee appointed at the
first session % the convention. July
-. which iast night reported the
following selections.
Sheriff-Joseph II. Bell. Seattle.
Audlfor-A. r.. Feeman. Seattle.
Trearursr-Harry bull, Seattle.
County clerk-Jossph A. Campbell.
Seattle.
Prosecuting Attorney-osis Brink
ceroner-w. v. GiIday. Seattle.
A-aessor-James E Saunders. Sc
attic.
superintendent OF schoois-T. J..
Boyd. Seattle.
gurveyor-carl II. Reeves. Seattle.
Judge OF the superior court-ovid
A. Bysrs. Seattle.
County tOmfuftHloners. Nortn Bfs-
trict-J. Burrows. Green Lake.
County Commissionsr-seat Dis
tricf-H. n. DaxKett. Seattle.
Justice Of the Peace-Fred l. Rice.
Constabte-P. Brown. Seattle.
The platform adopted declares al
tegIance 20 the platform n prtn-
eiples Of the National ProhibitiontHt
party. and In addition denounces In
unmeasurcd terms the lar admins
tration Of Law IN this county and
city" The ADOPTION of this plank
vas preceded by much apccch-mak-
ing and followed by enthusiastic ap-
plause.
The usual campaign committees
we're appointed. Resolutions Of sym
pafbv and regret on tr~ death Of
Rev. Dr. Pierson. the Prohlbitionist
sheriff Of Portland. Me. were
adnnfed.
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S. GIBBS
PASSES AWAY

Arthur 8. Gibbs. travelling agent Of
the Pacific ConHt Company, died a
yesterday. His friends in
this city learned of his death today.
lie had been on his vacation Just
prior 10 his death. the cause II which
ia not known here. Mr. Gibbs was
IN Masonic circles on tina
coast. and at the time OF HIS death
secretary Of the Arcaeia Lodge
Of Aasona. The funeral arrange
menta aVe not yet been made.
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Pollard Opera Company.

The soa41td children VIII present a
new opera at the Grand tomorrow
night. La Mascotte" slil be put on.
AN American Millionaire" has been
the btu all week and viii be given
It's last presentation this evening.
"a Narcotic 10 one Of the dam
tisHt light operas that the Pollard
Juveniles put on. There In plenty Of
catchy songs and clever dialogue In
u. The little actors and actresses
proved themselves 30 be very
capable entertainers In Seattle and
heir efforts here and elsewhere have
crowned with Gee with
The Gaiety Girl" which viii be put
on for the Saturday matinee and
sunday night. they win cioss the
present engagement.
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threatened
OVER PHONE

John Chtrpeli. OF the California
tammiaript Company. was yester-
day made either the victim Of "A
practical JOKE, or rise there II some
against hita.
Yesterday afternoon some on oali-
cd up Mr.. chappeli on the phone.
and after ABUSING him considerably.
threatened bis life. The fellow want
cd the commission man TO meet him
at 9 o'clock yesterday evening ON the
corner OF Hirst e ana Madison
street. This stranger told Mr.. Chap
peil 20 com "wail hceied" for there
would he trouble. The date want
kept by Nj, chappeil. He notified
the police. but the unknown duel
irt couldn't be found. just what the
fellows motive was is n mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08
CATHOLIC
CONGRESS

CHICAGO. Aug. THE debate
over the Philippine frlar matter con
tinuad today In the congress of
Catholic societies. Father O'HeiiIy
denounced the stories 81 corruption
by members II religious orders IN the
Philippines. Tbs National Total Alb
stinenes Society petitioned for the
Endorsement 81 the federation.
The congress decided that IL could
not properly DO 80. and declined with
an official expression Of regret.
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right foot was somewhat crushed.
The boy was not aeuu by the motor
man until tho ear struck him.
The a was brought 10 a stand
stu as quickly aa possible. but not
until too late. Then the little fellow
raised on hts knees and looked at the
raj In n sort OF a daxed manner. lie
apparently felt M pain AZ the time.
city Detective Jim hyrnes and Po-
tcuman MePhee were on the car at
the time Of the accident. The lat
ter picked the injured ohiid up and
carried him to a drus store nea by
He was later removed to the Seattle
General Hospital in the ambulance.
The boy. with hts parents. Walter
ana LixEie Mellow. live len Portland.
but his mother and himself az pres.
n are visiting friends In North &C.
attic. The mother was almost pros :
trated when she heard OF the acct
dent. The car was / n charge OF Con-
tustor Gilman.
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SENATOR
FROM NOME

The Pacinc Coas, company'n
steamship Senator arrived al por,
Townsend from Nome al 1 o'elnck
ttts afternoon bound FOR acattle
She had aboard $3.50. 600 in gold dust
ana 20 passengers She reports that
since the rains commenced July ~
the claims are being worked 10 good
advantage, and Nome and surround
ing districts are lively.
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GREASER
VILLAIN
Assaults Woman and
Shoots Her Babies

FORT WORTH. Tex, Aug. 7.-c.
Diaz. "A Mexican. criminnily assault
ed n woman near Eagle Pass on
Tuesday. Her two small children
screamed and were shot dead before
the Eyes OF the mother. A posse fol-
lowed the asaailant and attempted
10 arrest him. and one man was
killed.
The ncoundrel made his escape.
but the country IL being secured In
all directions and IL 10 believed that
he cannot get away. Threats Of
burning at the stake In case OF his
capture are freely made.
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gTOcKHOLDERs NETTING.

Notice IL hereby given OF a meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Seat
tie Labor Temple Association, 10 be
Md AZ Western Central Labor
Union hall. corner 81 Pike street and
second avenue. on Monday night,
August Is. 1909. 10 consider prepara-
lion for the mortRaging Of the La
b0f Temple property to secure means
for the completion Of the building
and authorizing the board Of trustees
ID proceed with the work under the
plans adopted.
ROBT. W. MOULTON, Pres.
nv order OF the President.
=. a. Rust. Sec. and Mar
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COMING FOR
LITTLE ONES

A private telegram received in this
city today states that Mrs. w. NJ.
Meredith. VIE OF Captain Meredith.
engraving and printing. In coming
to Seattle TO take charge Of the ar
fairs OF her dsughtsr-in-iaw. Mrs.
William Meredith. who died in San
Francisco Monday.
Mrs. Meredith left Washington. ID.
G.. Tuesday. 1t was at first expected
that Captain Meredith would come.
but he found II impossible 60 get
away on such short notice.
Mrs. Meredith will probably take
back 20 Washington with her when
che returns her little grand children.
who are left orphans by the death
Of the widow of the late chief Of
police.
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TWO ARE
DROWNED

NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-capiain
Charles Miller and Miss EVA Rhodes
were drowned at stratf0rd-on-s Round
at o o t0dAy by the capsiKinR Of
their beat The accident occurred
neHr Mc3overu's training quarters.
and the puwtiiHt with eight trainers
attempted 10 rescue the pair. but
could not reach them In time. The
bodies have been recovered.
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NOTICE OF HEARING IN. RE
sale Of lots 1 and ?. block /, King
County addition.
Notice Is hereby given that the
Board Of County Commissioners OF
King County. Washington, will con-
vene In their room in the King
County Court House on the 2sth day
Of August. 1909, at the hour al 2
O'Clock p. m. for the purpose of de-
termining the adyisability OF selling
lots / and 2 OF block l of King
County addition.
Parties interested for or against
said sale will appear before the
board at that time and have a hear
ing.
Dated this cath day Of July, 1909.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERs.
BY Geo. h. Lamping.
Clerk OF the Board.
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where IL Cobb" IL the title Of
the comedy that VII be presented BY
Harrington Reynolds and company
al the Seattle theater mex week.
opening Monday night. The piece
has never beer staged In Seattle De-
fore, but il said 20 be a constructor
IN more thar ordinary merit. 1t n
su~ccessfuiIy through the Eastern
states last season and II produced In
this CITY at a considerable expense
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III
CARS SATURDAY

Jacob Furth said positively
this morning that the FIRST
cars 81 the Seattle Tacoma
Interufben Railway Company
Will begin running next Sat
urday morning. as far AZ the
King County race track. The
exact schedule for the new
line has not yet been ar
ranged. FIFTY new ears are
IN the car barns. many OF
which viii be put at once on
the new run.
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POURING IN
FROM NORTH

People are pouring into Seattle
iatfly from Alaska. Steamship Dol
phin. Capt. Hunter. of the A. =. Co.
which arrived this morning from
Hkaswny, brought 20 passengers and
10000 In Kiondike treasure. Steam
ship Humboldt. n few days prevlous,
brought down almost an equal num-
Der Of miners and the spokane and
Cottage City yesterday brought n
total OF 2bS passengers. over 900 Of
whom made the round trip for pleas
ure.
Among the Doiphin's passengers
this trip were Mr.. and Mrs. r.. II.
Denny and their daughter Edith, and
e. NJ. Russell
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WAS HURT.

Joe Hummelhoch, the boy injured
In "A runaway at Auburn yesterday. is
still confined to his home at 270
Ninth e under the are Of DIR.
Miller. The boys Injuries. while Of a
confined long. The physician hopes
10 have his patient around in "A few
days. +,
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WILL STAND
FOR IT

NORTH ADAMS. Mass. Aug. IT,
Corporal O.Brteu 10 apparently un.
concerned over hts arrest for alleged
perjury before fe senate COMMITTEES
on the Philippines Ho says that ne
fHHas uruNo thai
bis EtateInentr were true.
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HEAVY FIRE
LOSS

BEDFORD. Ind. AnE. G-The
passenger station and railway
freight house 81 the Monon line. In
this city, were burned this morning.
The insa IL tioo. 900. The fire started
In the freight house. and it, origin
IN unknown. but 10 supposed 20 have
been a lighted match or cigar stub
thrown into combuzfsie stuff.
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CYCLONE
in SOUTH

WILMINGTON. y. G. Aug. IA
cycioue passed yer Carolina Beach,
afteen miles below this city. last
night. II blew down a pavilion. in
Turing sixteen people. some Of them
probably fatally.
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Sunset Oa and Refining C.

second block OF stock Of 10000
shares nearly al sold. That remain
ing yet 10 be had at Csc per share.
rhose desiring stock WIFI do well to
act promptly Early advance In price
Ellis MORRIsSOE. asst. Sec.
basement Mutual Life bldg, seat
tie. Wash.
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The Tide 81 Life. a play that er~-
ated a sensation IN New York lart
year. VIII open the season at the
Third Avenue theatSr next Sunday
night. The advance notices give
only an ordinary idea Of the play.
but the fact that II has been n naci
cess for two enson in the principal
cities II the Fast - sufficient rec
ommrndafluH % tts msrifs The play
and company r both new 20 Sc
attic.
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Madison PART Pavilion.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 7.-wheal
liz Ia.
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Ul7 5I5EANE LAUNDRY

we have installed a machine for ironing
gents shirts W hich takes out all the fullness
II. the bosom and makes a perfect fitting neck
band.
shirts. closed front. 10e; Shirts. open front.
i2iae, Soft Shirts. loo; Collars, &c; Guns
per pair. &c.
Main office and plant. First avenue and Ben
street. Downtown ONCE. 1926 Fourth ave-
near Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08

Light comedy l. the kind Of play
that fhe average theater-Koet wants
at this seaso % b year. and Cap.
lain Reynolds II trying 20 please
the public. The diffteultie. Of Cobb.
an sproariously funny character. are
sald TO keep an audience cenVulsea
with laughter.
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Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs.