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Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-01-07

PULLERSOVER AND SOLE lay
ERS, at johnson Bros, Hallowell, Me.
.dec2dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-01-07

DRESSMAKING. repairing and sewing
fur of all kinds, cloaks cut over ami but
ton made; chidrcn's work speciality.
Mrs. y. NJ. Wood, 81 Bridge ST., Augusta
Maine. dec19d3w'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-01-07

WANTED AT ONCE, A woman to do
plain cooking. another to do chamber
work. Easy positions. good pay and
permanent to persons seeking good
homes Write at once with full descrip-
ton. Address, Prof. Jewelle's Sanitarium,
Auburn. Me. jln3dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-01-07

All Work guaranteed. Reference, Frank
Il. Dennis, Augusta. Also instruction on
pianos and organs. Orders by mail will
receive prompt attention. Willis +. Trask,
Rural Free Delivery No. 2. Augusta, Me
References. Mrs. f. E. Davis, c. +. Flynt
and Mrs. II. E. Goodrich. Augusta.
octoS(dff
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-01-07
WANTED.

reasonable price and in good condition.
Address. Committee, kennebec Journal
Office. Augusta ian7dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-01-07

Reliable party to contract to haul cord
wood. The wood lot is = miles from Hal
| lowell. For particulars apply to f. NJ
Henderson, Hallowell. jan6dlw
| WANTED-Young man to travel for re-
! liable house, $15 week and expenses to
start; experience unnecessary, but refer
cnces and $25 security required. Robin
| son. 81 Washington St. Boston. ian6d3tk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
CHAMBER PLANS TO GIVE TWO
BUSINESS MEMS EXCURSIONS
oEE TO oRAys HARsoE AND THE OTHER TO wEaArcHEG-
HOTEL ACCOMMODATION FOR CARNIVAL DISCUSSED.

The Seattle chamber Of commerce
has In contemplation tao business
mems excursions this summer. both
% sections % the state interesting 70
Seattle people. One viii Be 70 Gfays
harbor and other "a Weuatchee.
1t was the intention II M chamber
To make the FORMER trip aNt year.hnt
the season Was 80 far advanced BY
the tins all ~uersHaarg arrangements
were completed that u was thought
best 20 postpone Il until this "
The Wenatehee excursion a also
been a sah1eet of more or leha dis
eusaion among the members u the
chamber this year. Al the regular
meeting this morning an Invitation
WAS read from the wenatchee cham
- OF commerce. asking the LEGAL OF.
ganizatiun to ytAif that section II
the country at an early date. The
Invitation yah sent hy Guy &.
Hrown. acting secretary OF the We
nafchce chamber. IL states that Il
- the desire Of the business people
Of that city that Seattle people see
the country at It's beat. and suggests
hat the trip - made When the fruit
for which Weratehee h noted 10 be.
ing harvested
The Invitation was accepted and the
chamber VIII probably 50 20 We
natchee about September Is.
In connection with the Wenatchee
trip the Grays hsfhor matter came
up. T. A. Nad~Au. O. ii. Mnoro. =
r. Weston ard others spoke % the
benefits likely 10 result 20 the bust.
ness men o. the city from a trip ~
this kind. and an early decision viii
be reached regarding the time fnr the
excursion. II possible Il wlii b xiv
prior g. ths Elks carnival.
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a communication 20 the chamber.
sak.d che business men - assist
them in locking out fer the accom-
mediation ~ the many guests expect
sd here during the carnival IL was
suggested that the Denny hotel should
be opened temporarily aud cuts piae
ed in the ToemN. 80 that those whn
wras unable to find sleeping rooms
elAeN here might e. there.
II u likely that the hotel men Of
the city viii rranHe 10 have a cen
irai headquarters. where u viii be
reported when any hotel IL filled
The visitors Wili hen be directed 70
such places az the hotel men have -
their disposal The communication
was referred 70 the committee on "A
teftalnment. with \ recommendation
that speedy action b. taken.
Joseph shlppen suggested that, IN
view Of the carnival the council OF
board 81 public works should : that
the streets are put ] a as ~prrsentabls
condition aa possible. - hat yts-
ltafn travelling ove the csty would
fosni q good impression ~ u. This
was referred 10 the COMMITTEES on
streets and roads.
The committee on immigration
asked for further time 10 report up
on ths adNtHahliity q establishing \
permanent exhibit 81 the resources
Of the state Tot the Information Of
Intending settlers
Tho COMMITTEES on Alaska affairs
also asked for further time q pre-
pare a report 81 the needs 81 Alaska
for the consideration II the Trans
Mississippi Commercial Congress.
which convenes al -. Paul early IN
September.
4 D. steele was eiec'-f a member
u the chamber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
PRESIDENT
WHO is OUT
OF A JOB

NEW YORK. July 30.-Juan l.
Jiminez, the recently dcposed presi-
dent OF the republic of San Domingo.
is spending a few weeks In this eoun-
try preliminary Co his permanent re-
moval 10 Paris. where his children
are being educated Those who have
followed tho fortunes Of Juan will re-
member that he assembled to the
presidency OF San Domingo IN 1889.
after the assassination Of President
Hcurenux.
Last April his power was broken
and he vas busted from Office by the
insurgents under the leadership Of
Horatio Naanuoz, who posed as his
friend and who wnH elected to the
vice presidency when Juan became
president.
The revolt IA said 10 have been in
a%ugurated against him because OF his
alleged misuse of public moneys. His
friends, however, say that this
charge was simply a subterfuga. or
cloak under which to hide the VII
lainy OF the ambitious Vasquez.
Nasduez had been given absolute
control Of the army, ammunition and
supplies. SO that n was comparative
~ easy for him to carry out his
.trcachery.
Vasqucz is now practically "a die
tator. Constitutional government
has been abolished and congress no
longer has amy powers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
MALONY ON
THE ROCK
WIFE SAYS HUSBAND IS a MON
aTEp OF CRUELTY.

Prank Mallory Il attempting 20
show cause In Judge BELLS depart
ment OF the su psfior court why a e
straiping order should not be issued
which will prohibit him from beating
his wife or diHpoainz of their prop
.erfy. until the divorce suit which
Lulu Mallory has instituted against
him shall be settled.
With tears in he's eyes. Mrs. Ma
.iony told the judge OF hatonys un-
kind treatmensof her and ner dauRh-
ter. Che says her husband " O brute.
The wife's voice faitered and the
tears flowed down her cheeks as b
told OF the humiliation h suncr
ed when Mallory made her walk TO
town. He drove Just ahead, 4 their
buggy. which she says she purchased
with her own hard-eaTned money.
The originality Malcny seems TO
have displayed in his methods of
forcing obedience TO his wishes II
wonderful. His favorite stunt. Mrs.
Malouy alleges. VIA TO knock his
wife's head against the bed post with
great violence. On enc occasion he
turned her out OF the house. IN her
night dress. and she had to stay In
the woods surrounding their suburb
an home. az Green Lake. all night,
Which OF them shall have the
chickens. row and horse. Is a queF-
ton which Interests both the plain
tiff and defendant The alleged In
lured wife claims that they belong to
her. and Mallory Is equally sure that
he paid for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
BITS OF GAIETY

The eleventh anniversary OF the
Woman's Century Club WAS cele-
brnted this afternoon at the home OF
the president. Mrs. @. Is. simmons,
1880 Thirtieth avenue The club
members were in good attendance.
A short program was rendered and
dainty refreshments served.
The Sexton Club was very pleas
antly entertained yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Darling.
1897 Ninth avenue. Guests were re-
ceived from 2 until 5 and the time
was enjoyably spent. Refreshments
were served.
Mrs. James D. Hoge left Monday
for n short pleasure trip TO Cape
Nome.
Mrs. q. w. Clancy. OF Kent, Is be-
Ing entertained at the home OF Mrs.
n. T. Raymond. SIC Twenty-sixth av-
enue north.
Mrs. Howard Joslgn was the host
ess Of n luncheon party today at her
summer home on Al-ki Point. The
affair wa IN honor OF Mrs. D. g. Nc
Lnughlin and Mrs. Rachel Miller. OF
Salt Lake city. Many guests from
the city were present.
Mrs. Frederick Oder of Omaha.
Will arrive I'm Seattle August 10. She
win be the guest OF Mrs. Henry
Thurman az her home In Iatona.
MIR. and Mrs. Kelieher. Miss Car
land, Miss Burwell ana Mr.. Hugh
Garland are spending the week at
the Country Club. The place Is full
OF guests who are having a delight
full time.
The st. Mary'a Court OF the w. c.
q. r., No. 56l. gave a ball Tuesday
evening IN Rankc hall. The anair
was n grand success. Ice cream and
cake were served during the even
ing. Music was furnished by Wag-
ncr'a orchestra. Many guests We're
present from different places az well
as Seattle. Several ladies from
Chicago who ore members OF the Or
der were present.
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KILLED ON
THE TRACK
muTiLATEo REMAINS or UN.
KNOWN MAN FOUND At IN.
IEnIAY.


An unknown man was Killed by a
Great Northern train at lutefDaH
last night about . O'Clock. It's body
n badly mutiltttcd. but recognizable.
ana may yet bo identified. f. Wa
a. first reported tim foul play was
Indicated, but Coroner fi0ye this
morning stated that he could see
nothing mysterious about the cnae.
lie believes the man'a death wan
purely accidental
The ma was run over by "a train.
The wheels nnHNcd evs his chest nua
tore the flesh ~ the face and body
badly. An efaplOye 81 the railroad
Company found the remains aud &.
Tilted the coroner shortly after B
O'Clock.
From a letter found On the person
~ the dead man ii IN thought that
With "A companion or companions, he
WIS beating his way 10 HiiiH logEinR
cnmp. The letter il from Thomas
Jones II HiEhiy0u. cal. and is Of
reeted to Warren Nee IT the logging
camp II iufgf ms he latter that
IA accordance with an oredr he has
sent two men 20 his camp as labor
err.
II IL Thought that the man killed.
Win tive companions. boarded an
express train ht Seattle last night
aud when they nrflke "a at fnterDaY
they got off. IN boarding the cars
again the fatal accident in thought to
have occurred. Three men we're eeu
81 gel undcr the train When IL left
s~eattie hY FaymaHter payte Of Train
No. a2s.
Tho body Il now at Butterworth's
mofHua awaiting Identification.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

DRY remaks concerning the care and
treatment o. horses The matters
referred e. are grooming. rnod feed.
shooting, high checking, docking. etc.
This system - tagging has been
used Ia many Eastern cities with re-
markBbie success and as a result the
condition u the working horses
been materially hettered.
The society. IN view Of Seattie'a
many hills, IL planning 10 help
drauRht horses. At the next meet.
ing a scheme viii be considered 70
have good druught horses al several
OF the worst hills whore there Il
much travel. These horses will help
other teams up the hill with heavy
loads for a trininr fee. The society
win own the horses used for his
purpose.
The purchase Of an ambulance will
also be considered as the need for
such a conveyance IL daily growing
Ia Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
CITY ON AMERICAN
LAKE FELL AT NOON
SEATTLE NATIONAL ouARosmEN WILL RETURN FROM CAMP
wElsENssReER ToNleHr-PRAlse FROM REGULAR ARMY
MEN.

The tents 81 the National Guards
men at Camp Wcisenhvrser were
struck shortly before neon today.
The Seattle boys are this afternoon
IN Tncema. but VIII coms hamc to-
nlsht by special train over tho
Northern Pacific.
Tho army officers who were de-
tailed o. irapqctiuu by the Uar de
partment are enthusiastic IN their
praise % the gpud wofk they saw
lone By the guafdsmen at the en-
eampment, and are fuli u praise for
camp hy Cet iatnning. Capt. Ken
ele declares that the enyampment
was the best he ever attended
A feature Of yesterday program
a. the camp was the driiI o. the
center platoon ~ the Eighth battery
the restmentl drill grounds. IN
spite % the war weather hundreds
Of civilian visitors were present. Nto
ehecred Justify at the end Of each
vancouver.
The new KraE- iorxsnsau rifles
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were distributed to the guardainen
Yesterday. They marched Ia Tho de.
pot, where the arms were stored and
after stacking the old Springfield
rifles received the kraKs
The Second battalion finished tar
get practice at the rifle ranges yes
tefday afternoon Three hundred
rounds were nred. The highsrl In
dteiduai scufe was made hy Capt.
flush of Company Il. Its percentage
wa sat.i Corporal Lehman with "a
percentage af 81, iouk second hunufs.
This afternoon the camp which has
been ma lively IA deserted The catup
equipment has been shipped back 20
the state arsenal, and She telephone
and telegraph lines taken town THE
signal corps men were the Nrnt 20
break camp this morning.
Appointments % uoneeammiafiunsd
officers were made bS col iAmpins
yesterday marning. aud the HuafdH
we're paid off, About 8 Loo vas dts.
tfibufed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
LONELY BACHELORS APPLY AT
The CITY HALL FOR WIVES
MATRIMONIAL BUREAU N CONNECTION WITH THE So.
ATTLE FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE SEEMS TO be De.
MAkDED.

A matrimonial bureau In connee-
ton with the free employment Of
flee would seem 10 be n of the ne
cessitlee at the city hall. Several
times within the past few days men
have made inquiry both by mali and
In person for partners in life.
Yesterday a mar fully 50 years Of
age entered the Office and approach
ing Miss blanchard. the clerk In
charge. asked her II abe knew where
he could get a wife. Che humored
him by asking what he wanted IN
this line. He was not particular. he
said, no long a. she was youuE. He
added co~nidentialiy that he had
plenty OF money and would treat his
prospective bride we'll.
Miss blanchard informed him that
the city had no matrimonial agency
but told him hat she would refer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

MAHANoY CITY. PA. July 10
striking fuinars again tnck up stones
this morning and attacked the Gl-
wafer hoist this morning. In
shenandoah a mob ~homhhrsied the
West Shenandoah eailiefy. but was
dispersed By leaders of the Unioh
Afiue Workers The companies Z
hurryinK more deputies here. which
Gus trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
ORIENTAL MAILS
GO FROM SEATTLE

Postmaster Stewart has recsised
en- order designating Seattle a. the
f~hippgnK point 1f ali oriental mail
leaving "a steamers sailing from this
point from Vancouver. and from Vic
tuFfH.
This makes Seattle the principal
clearing point OF the Northwest for
alt shipmrnts 81 mail o. Japan. chi
ma. the Philippines and Australia
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the FIRST female applicant for a
spouse to him. Tie seemed satisfied
with the explanation.
This morning Miss blanchard was
again asked e. provide n helpmest
for a male applicant This csse was
different. however. The man wanted
a wife who could work and take
good care % HIS houee. lie WIS
less cxactinE In other respects
Neither nrr nor beauty cut much
figure with him as long a. his choice
could work. Another difference be
tween the applicants WAS hat the
latter frankly confessed that he was
not overburtened with this worlds
goods.
Miss Blanchard r. thinking Of pre-
pairing a ist % elieiblea and says
she may be able 10 nIi the orders qf
the two wouid-be benedlcts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
G00-C00-EYE SALOON
FIGHTING FOR LIFE
PRoPRlEToRs TRANSFER OLD LICENSE TO FORMER EN-
PLACE.

nan H. said to have been employed
rs bartender IN the saloon al IA
time.
In their letter to the comptroller,
the Goo Coo Eye people nsFef to
abolish The dnnce hall when hmH
been run IN e~uuueetiou Win ths
saloon end which has proved such q
haifara al crime. The variety theatre
below the nhioon viii also be closed.
Under these circumstances D couu=
an may grant q renewal hut a close
Investigation viii be made OF the
method 81 Transfer and the law IN
such eases VIII be vigorously applied.
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The owners of the Goo Goo Eye
saloon. which WAS refused "a license
bY the city council last Monday
night. seem determined 20 get "a If
cense at nli hazards her old sub
teffuee o. transferring the license 20
one ~ the employees IT the place or
ia 2 friend uf the real proprietor, has
been tried iu this Instance
IN the city comptroller unice aft
cruodn notice pna filed that the Il
ceHse granted 20 81 Williams. which
the counrii refused 10 rue had
been transferred for a valuable runs
s~tteratiou t. i " Fireman. Hren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

WASHINGTON. July so.-The
War Department has received ad-
Vices from Cathaiogan. samaf, that
the people Of that island threaten
trouble because Gen. Guevarfa. the
former inHurKent leader. was not
made governor. Cos. Wright, how
ever. refused 20 weaken and Liorcnte
was fuuugurafad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
PIKE STREET PEOPLE
PROTEST

on the ground that Pike street was
iiieRailg add Gut. Il persons tod21
niea a protest against the collection
81 \ street assessment for 4 m
pfueemeat 81 Pike treet from Stns-
tenth to broadway. They claim
tbs order creating the asseAs.
nent district Il illegal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
WILL. DIE

cAMHDEN. n J., July aa-Joe
Goddard. the prize fighter. r. sflil
at the toa4ital although his
doctors state that he viii not sur
YiFe the wound received Monday IN a
Republican primary light.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
KAISER
GIVES OUT
HOMORS

BERLIN. July s0-Ths Emrerors
American honor list was given out
today. The mayors 81 Philadelphia.
Cincinnati. 81. Louis and former
Governor Francis Of Missouri get the
red eagle ~ tae third class. Chief Of
Police kfei 81 -. Louis gets one OF
the fourth class. 4 cro9 order OF
the third class Roe 70 Police Com
missioner Partridge. % New York.
and Captain Titua. of New York
chief or Police DsSeil. Of Chicago.
gets a diamond scarf pin. Framed
portraits 81 the Kaiser. with auto
Rrauh letters. 30 to Seth Low and
Carter Harrison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
RICHARD MUST
KEEP THE PEACE

Hiohurd sgmlrc Hns placed under
$50 bonds 10 beep fhe peace ~ jus
tiee Cam yesterday afternoon.
annie aeymure. his wife Rad him
arrested % couple Of days ago on q
charge Of assault and battery. The
case proved 70 be merely "a family
quarrel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
MICHIGAN
DEMOCRATS

DETROIT. July 3o.-The Demo-
cratic state convention meets here
this afternoon. Among the gubefnR-
torial possibilities ARE Charles Sigh.
Of Grand Rapids. Mayor Hammel. OF
Lansing. and John Strong. OF Mon
roe
1t n believed That little diculty
viii be experienced in adopting "A
platform. The Democrats have de-
cided 10 fight the coming campaign
mainly on stute issues, aud the reso-
lutiona viii strongly denounce the
handling Of state affairs under the
Bliss standardization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
RUN DOWN

pTNGHAMpToN. ~. Y. July b.
Chaa. Leads. the coiored driver OF n
bus with the Elton ball team on
board. Was killed several players In
juresi when the carriage vac struck
by u train on the Erie railway this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
gibson POSSE Is
LET OFF WITH
LIGHT FINES

Mrs a. " ellison wa fined go and
her son $50 for %asaauiting Guard
vixen Roberts OF the chain gang.
July 30. when be tried 20 ear down
her align IN accordance with n legal
order. Christopher. her other son.
who played the role Of q Deacemaker.
wlsa diHehareed
Notioe 81 appeal was given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
HUMANE SOCIETY
TAKES MEASURES
TO HELP HORSES

The Seattle Humane Society II
about TO inaugurate a system or tag
cling horses which are In need OF bet
ter care from their owners, or which
arc unfit to work in harness. on
each tag IL printed a list OF advis-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

The Mattresses strike In NaKie's
restaurant II the eAuHe Of much eN=
.citsmeuf this afternoon. A large
crowd - gathered IN front q the
piuss on Madison street. between
Fifnt and Second Pretty
mattresses by the seote and = large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
SUSPECTED
OF BURGLARY

George RaRer. alias Nelson. was
Arrested by Detective Adams last
night and viii be charged with bur-
giary. RACER MAS eee coming from
"a lodging house last night. In which
a burglary had just been committed,
The prisoner II an cx-conVict and
In well known TO the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
BAY

OYSTER BAY. July 80 senator
TON piAtt and col. Geo. Dun arrived
here aboard the yacht syirh this
naan. They ncre driven. 20 the
Pnesid~Htn home. where they took
luncheon. state and national poit-
ties formed the topics Of the discuss
sion ~ the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
GERARD DIES

ASHFORD. July ag.-Baron VIII
inm Gannneid Gerard died this morn
TINS. lie was born In 1851.
steamship Charles Nelson sailed
for Fan Francisco yesterday with %
passengers and BOO tons Of freight.
waRnera Band At Madison PARK
tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
Something
Been Said

about ,hc prices q medieincsf
rhe Rartell pHuH Co.. eater 20
sarrnii buyers Tho beet n medt-
slneA gccd service and reasonable
pficeS Hints
Red Cross Moderated Cotton. teE
package I've
RED cross sanative skin soap, SOC
sine t'c
Elastic stecktngs
SI.a5. S2.ao and S2.To
sanitary Napkins, per package zoe
our prescription room Is stocked
Nth medicines II the kind the doc
ar wants YOU 70 haVe-eompounded
Is experts only.
carterss Hair Renewer. 81 size a5c
p~-e-f-u-n-a. 81 slEe, s5ac
svrup of FgA 500 stHe ......s....f ROE
ralnes Liver Pills. 1te Size ~, Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
RESTAURANT STRIKE
DRAWS BIG AUDIENCE

delegation from the Cooks and wait
cts Union are standing Immediate
Is IN front OF the restaurant and
whenever q customer enters DOZENS
Of loud voices inform him that n Chi
ness cook and scab walters are EN-
nloFad inside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
NOOKSACK
BOOM AGAIN

United States Attorney Brings Con.
tempt Proceedings Against tho
Owners.
on the petition OF United States
Attorney Frye "a writ WIS issued
from the Federal court today order
ing the Beilingham Bay Boom Com
pany to appear and show cause why
II should not be a~dIudged Ia con-
tempt OF court
II in alleged That an obstruction Of
the Nooksack River, for which the
company Is responsible. has not been
removed as was ordered by the court
IN May. 1901.
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Women's Com
fort Shoes

women's 500 All solid House
Shippers ....s....t..- .s.-.DHc
Women's Red and Black Kid
use Bedroom slippers .... ..5oc
Momcn's MARROW style of Conn
fort House and outing Slip
pers, good ana wide. all sizes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
THREE DEAD

ANDERSON, Ind. July sa.-A big
-Four railway engine and the inter
urban trolley coiiided at Yorktown
his afternoon KILLING three and injur-
ing a number q persons.
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Sunset Oil and Refining ca

Second block Of stock of 40. 900
shares nearly All sold. That r~rnatn
ing yet to be had at zsc per share.
Those desiring stock will do well 10
act promptly. Early advance In price
ELLIS MoRRISSOS. asst. Sec.
Basement Mutual Life bldg. Seat
tie. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
SAY HE PLAYED
~P0LlCEMAN'S PART

On a charge % impersonating an
officer. r. q. Wilson. a carpenter. was
Arrested By Policeman BunnelI last
night. II company with r. Allen. q
cniared man. b. In said 70 have en-
tered the room Of J. W. II. Smith in
the lower part Of the city on the rep
resentation that he WAS a police Of
hcer.
Wagne4s Band at Madison Park
tonight