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New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
BOOTHS roLryrEERS NEAR THE PUMP.

THEY ARE To HAVE QUARTERS CLOSE TO
DEVERYS STREET HEADQUARTERS.
General BaIington Booth. of the Volunteers OF
America announced yesterday that his organiza-
tion had obtained lease Of the four-story building
In Eigbth-ave near Devery's pump. and which
was formerly used as a concert hall and saloon.
The building will be utilized for the work OF the
Volunteers under colonel and Mrs Fred Lindsay
,Tbs INNER H. orS vii be fitted up for young men
"a ba me main floor will be used for services Gen
eraI Booth will open the place on next Thursday
sssisred bv his stan and "Pattie Watkins, the
sfrrer Of the Volunteers.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
sTRIlN M0NEN TENDOE.

-'f-an women have taken the wide steps az a
.@ise savings bank sxth-ave. their particu-
"a station after banking hours. There they sit
-. .ytf rev, their bags and frocks open their
S.sg enc thetr dark Oriental faces LOOKING all the
ssrstr above thu delicate white laces and shawls
~h'eh they hold ID 70 view.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
COLONTA cLTB MEETS.

., ~ ,oionia club. of Brooklyn, met yesterday az
~ nome of Mrs Fox No 2ss Jenerson-ave. Rus
vas the subject discussed. and the papers
reao by Miss ~. Foote. Miss Gertrude Lud-
Tsi.an enc Mrs. Bradford. The report Of the Long
r1'e..l council was read by Mrs. Tompkns The
ammo was lu cEarrr ~ t.4c committee on
iAH'ifTH ana fae
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03

sno "n and are
as attractive as
they are new.
This stylish ex-
a m PIE is ar
ranged 10 give
the stole effect
that Is so fash
ionable. and IN
clUdes the hish-
op stock As
shown. II is Of
waist cloth IN
Delft blue with
cut steel but
tons but the de-
sign suits all
the easons
m a te eriaIs
equally vel
7 h = quantity
OF material -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
RFDFORD LFiGrE REcFprLn,

A reception was given yesterday evening b, 80.
Bedford Political Equity League - Rrook1v, =,
its 81 vice president the Rev Alice x v--,,h. :
the home of It's president Mrs Il 2 TsfLNN..' az
kirs. No. l03 Jefers0n-aKe. er-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
NOTICE

All letters and packages Intended Tor the
T. =. :. should he addressed 10 The Irihune
Sunshine society. Tribune Building New
York City. IL the above address u carefully
9bseryed. comm n icatiOu- intended Tor tne
u y - VIII he less likely tO Eo h-tray- ne
Irihune sunshine society has no cHnneCtion n
with any other organization ar puhHchttoh
using the word "SuBshfne-'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03

a. wards = incnes wide - Yards = i-I size is
a. wards g inches wide. or 27s yards a irrb VIDE
The pattern. No; i25o. Il cut IN sizes fo- = wide
as Pg and a. inch bust measure TOY - a.
The pattern viii b sent 70 any address "a,
OF 10 cents Please give number and nust ,.-elpt
distfnctly. Address Pattern Depsrtr7s., measure
work Tribune. II in a hurry FOR BATE, New
EXTRA two-cent stamp, and we viii ma =, ssno an
postage N sealed erveiops. ~ Stisr
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03

Mrs E.~r-I who fears th.-- may r- some Ola
ans SICK Sunshine members who W.., suffer nu
ac...rr - rho r.Hf famine. bias rHrt-ih-tad s. 'r~
rrr FUrF rs.r Fru-- lE rast Miss shay has
given r-~ annual l-i--. wlI.- wTr n- u-.r f"-
ID. -.--. --------
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
FoR NcIPlEyr uEyT4L D,sr,srs

NJ no" psE h'la'll' ward ~ the New-York In
hrmary Tor Women and children which a. -,
% give treatment % patients In rhe ars, sraas 80
mental disease, has limited number ~ -,c,. =
PAY Vallents Al endowment fund mas 49,
started for women ~ edgestion VINO are Iirati@ -, ~
nav. '-0 -+A"ie ID
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
REcEPTL0N ~ 80 nnrrr

The West End Womau's Republic, ,.-.-,-.,-
has sent out invitations for a reception >, 49,
given - Mrs Benjamin p OdeU on O~tob.- a =.
O'Clock. an the cluhrooms 40. 23G BroadW,av ~
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
JUST WHERE THOU ART.

Just where thou art. ufl up thy NQlca.
And sing the song that stirs Thy heart
Reach forth Thy strong and saErE HaL.A
To lift and save. just where tho- alt
Just where thou staUueSt, lEht lAN la--P'
Tis dark rO others as 10 tfef-
Their Wavs are hedZei hy unseen lIictuS'
Their burdens fret as thine fret lhee-
Out yOnder. in the broad, full glare
OF many lamps thine own might pale'
And thy sweet song amid the roar
OF many voices slowly tal!
While these thy kindred wandered on
Uncheered, unlIghted. 20 the eId-
Near 10 thy hand thy mission hes
Wherever SAD hearts need frieni -,,-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
HlRr4RD'S 4yyrIL FRENCH PLAY.

The annual French play OF the Cercle Francais
OF Harvard University. will this year be Les
Menteurs' OF Cornee IL will probably be given
in Cambridge and Boston 0nly-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
THE TRIBUNE P4TTFPy
a TISSUE PAPER PATTERN OF woMAN.s
BLOUSE SHIRT WAIST. No
425o FOR 10 CENTS

Shirt waists that close invisfbly in vba, &.
as princess STYLE are among the Ia,as, ',n -" N
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
DEDRIcK SAYS HE HAD MENTAL An.rur

Pisnneld y. J.. Oct. , tSpeciaD-Dr ~ /,
Dedrick who left the last Peary expsdftt,r o., a.,
count Of lack Of harmony with members OF the
party declared yesterday. in an address before the
members % me NeW-Jersey State Hou,oaona,bto
Medical Society. that his CONDITION ~ ,b,, -,
merely One - mental apathy Re s,oLn{
laughter by remarking People 5s0 miles s1Ne,t
said was crazy, and the further aWav thev ,Esrs
the craZler became He further said that firs
among the Esqulrnanx was preferable 10 associa-
ton With the msmbers OF the Peary party
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
sIa. ~ 80 Sc. aae. a52 81

J year since consollda-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
EMPLOYMENT
OFFICES SCORED

The labor committee of the coun-
ell has decided to introduce an ord
nance IA council Ia change the pres
ent regulations regarding the oper-
alton of employment agencies IN the
city. AZ meeting OF the committee
last night IN Labor Commissioner
CIRCUITS oftsrc. charges made against
the ifIn OF Russell a Russell. who
conduct an agency on Main street.
were Investigated, Several laborlng
men stated that they had been sent
60 work BY this Arm on the railroad
near Palmer. They Understood that
they we're 20 have employment for at
Aast 80 days. and each man put up
81 for his position Upon arriving
there they found that the Job was
almost completed Ten Of the mrn
Who protested worked week aud
then had 10 pay their own way back
10 town.
The workmen told their side OF the
asnry. and W. r Nelson was present
FOR the contracting firn. DURING
the progress Of the examination Neil
son and Councilman Mullen fire.
Iu~nily disagreed on railroad mat
ferH. the latter practically accusing
Nelson Of standing IN with the em-
sicyncnt agencies. Nelson admit
led that mistake had been made in
hiring men when the work VAS al
most done.
THE committee VIII recommend
hat the 10 protesting taborern %
Zach given $3.50. An ordinance will
,lso BE- drafted nxing the license fai
he agencies At 5000 per year Instead
II stoo. a. al present. The rats
harsed for positions win also hs
axed ~ y soF sasas and 50 cents fo'
.srsrtau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
SAY REGENTS
ARE UNFAIR

Several members Of the city eaun-
ell are Of the opinion that the re-
gents OF the State University are
trying 20 hold them up IN regard
10 the proposed pure base Of the old
university grounds hy the city a
A special committee has reported
that the regents offered 10 Eive the
city the preference In leasing or SELL
ing the grounds. providing the city
offer Was as high aa shat of any
other bidder.
when resolution was In
tfoduced In the council TO im-
prove Union street from Second 10
Eighth avenues. the objection WAS
made that the city should not at
great expense Co itself improve the
unIvefsity's property for the benefit
Of the latter entirely. councitmcn
Mullen and James engaged In a
wardy tilt which almost came To an
exchange IT personalities over the
affair The resolution did not paAn.
and Mr.. Mullen for a few minutes
thereafter. regardless OF merit. voted
steadfastly against all street Inn
pFoyemsnta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
BICYCLE RACING
WILL BE REVIVED

Bicycle racing IL 90 be given a re-
vival In Seattle. Eddie Allen. Of
Spokane. and Frank cotter. of olym-
pia, have leased the eiEht.lap board
track situated on Harcn avenue and
Howell street. have Fschriniensd the
property cycle Park" aad VIII en-
deavar "a revive the sport once 80
popular.
inu first race meet vii be Sat
urday and Sunday. June 10 and i.
Special features have been arranged
Tor both days. ON Saturday. In sds
ditinn 60 four amateur and profss-
sionai races. Pete Rust. Of seattle.
and Mike isaramas 81 Everest. have
been matched to ride an Australian
pursuit race. the program 90 con-
clude with y motor cycle handicap.
In this race motors 81 all sizes and
shapes win start. the big tandetns
starting from Hrratrh and the little
single motors viii bV siten a bis
handicap. ON sunday Frank cottss
and Dutch Waller. the famous
slx-day champion and pac. follower
viii ride a so-miie race paced by IN,
big motors. and Nirgii Hall VIII en-
d~avar to lower the mile record be
hind the mae hine.
saturday. June "a, II ladies day
and all ladies viii be admitted 70 thi
grounds and Krandstand free. Tit
puhitr ia invited to zee the rider
training from 10 % ~. ? 10 4 ans
6 10 90 1.so daily. the srandstand be
ing open for spectators Surfing thss'
F hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
RICHARDSON WINS
THE FIRST PRIZE

Hooker T. Washington famous
address at Harvard university. was
rseited by Hayden Richardson, a coli
ofed high school student In the
senior class defamation contest last
night. Mr.. Richardson took the
first prize Of SO IN competition with
other high school graduates. and at
the conclusion OF his speech vas
heartily cheerrd by the audience.
Miss Leah Grunhaum took the sec
ond prize. In order the speeches
we're given as follows "Webstef'n
Reply 70 iiayne." Lee Brawiey; THE
Pied Piper" Leah Grunbaum. scene
from quo Nadis.' Harry kuen. ex-
tract from Booker \. Washington =
speech. Hayden Richardson. Death
Of Enaeh Arden Edith Peterson.
"Hannibai's Address 20 the Caftha-
glaian Army william Soules THE
Little Hstehst Story Nellie Scott
The Judges were Miss Mae Y
Stephens. Arthur Rutherford. ovid
HysTr. Miss Potter and Mics Peck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
POLICE NOTES

John Booth logging camp en-
piuye Of WILDLY Island. lies lu the
Seattle General Hospital with 81
broken leg. Booth wak injured VeH-
terday while 81 work on the island.
he was brought % Seattle this
morning ana then removed 10 the
Seattle General Hospital IN the am
bulanee.
Arthur Cameron. " Columbia city,
reported 10 the police today the
theft " horse from his place last
night Two men were seen riding
out of Columbia that night and II ~
believed that they know ~ the
whereabouts Of the animals ~ was
at first thought that the two auH-
poets might have been the escaped
Salem eonylcfa but that is believed
10 be impossible.
The Whcren bouts or Arthur Dye
aged % years. whose mother, Mrs. J..
". Dye, lives at 508 Twenty fourth
avenue north. IN this city. are
an1iOusly sought BY his friends. For
several days the police have been
trying to learn something of the
young mans diEappearance. but can
find little 10 help them. Young Dye
left North BEND May y for Seattle.
Since then he has not been seen nor
heard from. lie IL a young man u
exemplary habits and his diaappe
nnce can In no way be- accounted
for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
GRACE PUTS
ON DRESSES

Grace McGraw has now dis
carded the boys sailor suit she has
been wearing for several months. and
nrrayed herself IN a pretty skirt and
shiftwhiHt that WAS sent 10 her az
the city JAIN yesterday. Grace looks
~ al ease aud uncomfortable IA her
new clothes. ana though she says she
feels more respectable. she casts ar
fectionate chances al her discarded
There isn't any more Jack
Wayth.a she said. 4 arm just Miss
Grace McGraw now"
Al present Grace looks like a boy
In girls ciother. as her hair ~ ahayen
close and her hands and feet are
large. Il Ii thought that she will be
sent back 10 her home In Colorado.
and though she ran away from there
"a short time ago she ~ anxiouaiy
looking forward 70 the return trip,
The girl was arrested some time ago
for stealing bicycle. ana confess
ed. Her sentence WAS suspended. as
Il WAS her flrHt oneuaes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
TOMMY BEVAN'S
GOOD SUGGESTION
Grant Street B.idas To Have Fire
proteotion

The Grant street bridge Ia "a be
amply protected from fire. The dan
ger of the burning of this structure
and the numerous frame buildings
along IL h great. and At last. through
the interccssion Of Policeman Tommy
Bsvnn. the bridge IL Ia be provided
with enough chemical exiinguishcrH
70 take care u any small blaze.
The bridge u patrullei nightly by
officer neVan and he has had con-
siderable trouble lately with small
fires along the trestie. When the
tide IL out water cannot be procured
IN quantities sufficient 20 put out a
blaze and the flames gain an alarm
Ing Roadway before the fife appars
atua can be called.
OFFICER H@vau'H susgrptinn. which
will be carried out il 90 place Tsab.
cock chemical fire exfinguishere a,
regular intervals along the bridge
When a fire II discovered the chem,
zeal can be used. and In most cases
Il Will save the calling out Of chs
apparatus
chief Cock. 81 the fire department
believes the scheme Will be she
cess and he will install the devices
Tommy Beysn wiii be sn ex-officis
fireman hereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
But
AGAIN LOST
Fathers Of Two Chicago Girls Once
More Disappears

Sarah and Agnes Nell. two girla
Who arrived IN Seattle a couple OF
days aEo from Chicago, are anxious.
by looking Tor thcir father Andrew
", Neil former machlniat Of
Franklin Detective ChaA Remnant
of the local police. IL helping them
In their search.
Some months nno a letter was re-
cclNed by the police from Agnes Neil.
the younger girl. who l. a cripple
Tier pathetic appeal asking for her
papa" touched the hearts OF the
policemen. The father was found at
Franklin through the EFFORTS OF the
Star.
The little Eiri and her sister cor
responded with their father. with
the result that he told them ia come
to him When they arrived ia Se-
attic. Sarah, the elder Girl. went To
Franklin to Get her father. but he
had left for Seattle. aud IL believed
to be here now.
The girls are staying az the Young
Wom1n's Christian association aud
viii remain there until they md him,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
KILLED HIM SELF

CHICAGO. June ii.-Iohn ".
a printer employed by the
san Francisco Examiner, vas found
dead In his room in the pcmonge ho-
tsl yesterday having shot himself
through the head during the night
lie came here as a delegate IN the
interest OF she International Typo
GRAPHICAL union. 4 letter found on his
person indicates that he lived at 500
Sixth street. Oakland. The motive
~ unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

iae. has fled list OF lnterrogationH
IN her suit She dcnandu that the
young dentist tell how many times
he has been engaged and broken the
contract ou the grounds that his
nancca respective characters we're
blemiHhed. and also asks that he tell
all he knows of his own moral char
aeter and record.
DR. Luwrie'H last move VIA Ia fiic
an answer to Miss DonoVnn'H conn
plant IN which, he alleged that her
reputation WIS that Of d sporting
woman. The date for the hearing ~
the case has not got been set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
peosprcrtvg eulLplNo

Architect ". u. Van sicien today
81 the contract 10 G. l. Williams for
huilding an $3.50 residence FOE r. &.
Ensign at John street and Twelfth
venue. He has completed draw lnEa
y a residence for Mrs. NJ. c. Saurs
a Fifteenth avenue and Marion
Ftrsst. TO cost about 1880. and Ia
making plans for a $4,000 roomfng
iouss.. &0xso feet. and three stories
algh. 60 be built on Terrnce street,
near Sixth avenue. BY Mary l. Bonn
luiaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
7 heaters


Moths" At TIE Seattle
Moths" OuidHs well known play
ta being presented at the Seattle the
alter this week by Harrington isey-
nolds ana company. Tire play Ia pre-
scented a. il was originally In the
Haymarket theatcr, London. The
piece VIII hold the boards for the
balance of tho week, with regular
Saturday matinee.
The Golden Giant"
The special summer stock company
now playing at the Third Avenue
theRter. will present Hands Across
the sea" for the last time tonight.
The Golden Giant" viii be given IL
Initial production here tomorrow
evening az the uptown house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
HARTMAN

SALT LAKE. June it.-At a sps.
eial meeting Of the Central Pacific
stockholders this afternoon they
elected the following officers; r.
II. Hartman. president Charles II.
Tweed. vice president. n, 7. Smith.
of San Francisco. treasurer. J. l..
Wilentt, Of San Franchise. secretary
and u. n. Gray. 81 Salt Lake. assist.
ant secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
A BAR ROOM
FREE FOR ALL
Mike Burns Saloon the Scene Of
early Morning Rumpus

GaFiJ WofNiHb nAHPNe
A general free -for-all nght that
resulted In the arrest Of a woman
and nix men. occurred In Mike
Burn's saloon at Occidental avenue
and Washington street at O'Clock
this morning n was bloody
looking bunch ~ night jewellers that
Policemen MeCiurg aud Helms Sent
10 headquarters lust how the row
started Ia not known. but when the
policemen arrived un the scene the
saloon looked like a Kansas village
during the progress OF cyclone
The lighters were playing ping pong
with ohairu Tor balls and the bar for
a net. aud general pandehonium
reigned. Harry Ferguson, Frank
Martin. J. H Pryor. j. Il. MeCaus-
land. Garfield Johnson and Frank
Walker we're arrested for lighting,
Mrs. Geo. y. Truxeli. an actress, was
arrested at the same time for lolter-
ing around saloons.
AZ near as could be ascertained.
Martin. Pryor and Mccaunland.
three miners. came into the place to
clean IL out" Ia regulation style,
and that started the fun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
SPOKANE LAPS
UP A VICTORY
Throws Tacoma Down And Sits On
Her In the Fifteenth

TACOMA. June Spokane won
the game here yesterday The re-
cutting score was . to IN favor Of
the visitors. The game WAS drawn
out to ~ innings. In the last Ap0s
kane gained the winning run by a
single. "A base on balls and n nice
ancrlaec. Russell and kogtali wefe
IN the box for Spokane. while Drink
water and Mccarthy occupied the
center 81 the diamond for the home
team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

NEW CARS ARRIVE

Three new cars for the Seattle
Electric 90. have arrived from the
Hammond Car works al San Fran
cisco. They are similar to those
nov in use on Jackson street. Gen.
Manager Dickinson stated thig az
ternOon that the new cars would
commence to come IN from the East
rapidly In a few days. Two more
cars arrived this morning from the
J. 9. Brill 60. Of Philadelphia, for
the Seaftle-Tacofna Inferurbau line.
Seattle and ieinity-ToniKht and
Thursday. fair. light to fresh north
20 east winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

W. F. strostEsi has reported 10 the
police that burglars entered an IN
occupied house owned BY him at 1os
Tweuty-third avenue. Monday. and
stole a auAntlt 81 culinary articles
and some tns,la Iletectives remnant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

SALOON RAID IN
THE TENDERl0IN
Nine oentfemen, All Too Rich To
Marry, Are Taken In

A general roundup Of the tender
ioln saloons was made by Policemen
Chapman and carr at au early hour
this morning. Chronic ioafers and
hiirns were taken into custody and
vagrancy charges placed against
them. IL has been some time since
a general raid OF Washington street
has been made.
George curtis. John Ofneld. +.
McGraw, Pat conroy. Joe Foy. Ben
Davidson. Jack Corners. John Col
Inns aud I'd Carrier were caught in
the police net.
Visit the Wisconsin and oregon
tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

DO you want an ideal place for a
picnic or camping ground II 80.
take a trip 10 Pleasant Beach. Boats
ieave Colmar dock at 9 30. and 10
a. m. lis. : 20 ard 4 30 2. m. Fare
soc round trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
HENRY miNkLER MISSING

Henry Mlnkier. who lives near
wtnloek. Wash. has been reported
missing 60 the local police. lie In
&c years old. weighs ish pounds. has
a sandy mustaehe and red hair. He
IL believed 20 have wandered away
while In n slightly deranged men
tai condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

The Seattle police have been askefs1
20 look up John Walters, of Nortn<
Yakima, who IS believed TO be In
Seattle with his 2.year-0id little gfri.e
His wife has made the request
Walters f. p years Of age and hasT
dark curly hair.
Frank Harcourt. walter, IN fus
custody on the charge Of stealing anf
overcoat from a room In North Seq
attic lodging house. Pollcemanf
Fletcher made the arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
Get Up on the
High Places

The valleys and daes may suit some, but most
people want their homes upon the higher ground and
there's good reason in it.
TERMS OF SALE-SIoo deposit will be re-
ouired at the SALE balance in thirty days. or one
half the purchase price may run six and twelve
months at per cent These deferred payments
| can turn in in lieu of cash, you will be welcome
to the accommodation if you wish it. With each
lot goes free abstract, with opinion of title by
struve. Allen. Hughes & McMicken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
LYNCH is
HELD FOR
TREASON
Will Not Be classed al .
HurRher

NEW HAVEN. Eng, June IL
Colonel Arthur Lynch. who was
elected 10 parliament from ireland
WIRE nghting for the Beers as the
colonel 81 an Irish regiment. was or
rested here this morning or landing
from Dieppe, France. with him at
the time was his wife aud sister-iu-
law. Lynch Vas Indicted for treas
on.
When arrested he made no coma
meut other than 70 say Il was what
he expected and that he feared "a
conviction.
At later hour Lynch was ar
ral0nsd at the Bow street court. Hs.
did not reply 70 tho charge, ana
when asked II he bad any state,
rneut 10 make, replied nsFRouriy
No. SIR"
In the commons this afternoon the
Irish members raised the question:
Of Lynch's arrest. In reply TO the
query as 10 whether Lynch didn't
have the same right 20 surrender AZ
any other Of the burghers, the gov
eminent leader. Balfour, replied,
Hes not a burgher. and win mob
be permitted such "A plea. Hls ciass~
sifcation is that OF traitor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
Oufck ActionIs
the Essential
Feature

at public auction
Last fall sold at public auction 80 lots in High
land Addition in hours time. then advertised,
as do now that every lot offered by the auctioneer
should 90 to a bona ide purchaser.
The bidders realized that the pledge was being
kept the letter. 1t will be so at this sale am
asking you to come out and bid. 1t must and shall
be a square deal between us. Selling hrst-class
real estate at auction is a common method OF sale
in the larger cities. You readily see the immense
saving in commission and other charges and also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
GETS BACK AT
DOCTOR LAURIE

sadie Donovan. who IL suing pr.
wiifred Laurie for breach Of prom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

Visit the wisconsin ana Oregon
tomorrow.