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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
The Shoe Store

Ladies' Kangaroo Calf Shoes, solid
leather throughout. worth 800,
selling at -........ .......xf.5O
Ladies' Kid Skin Shoes. good wear
guaranteed, sl.ss value. selling
al ..s.......s.-.s ....s.-...r .ob
Ladies' Boxcaif Rainy-Day Shoes,
built on honor. worth $40: SELL
ing AT .-..-.... ...-.-.....-r<. .
Ladies' Kid Shoes. Goodyear welt.
aewed soles. 1900 value: selling
at .s-s.-.s .....-s-.. f<-sDb
Ladies' Seamless Felt Romeo Slip
pers. fur trimmed. red or black.
$50 value; selling at......S1.0O
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WE'VE THE BEST LINE IN
SEATTLE TO SELECT FROM.
as-inch Fianneiette Waistings. in
new range Of patterns. roc value
..-.. sss--..ss.. sss..s...-s.s-is t
Fancy Granite Waistiuga. In navy.
green and reds. acc value. 25c
All Wool Granite walstings-hand-
soonest line ever shown ia Seattle
regular 75c goods .:5Dc
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PLAY FOLK
~ SEATTLE


'Shors Acres
"Shore Acres." an American play
that has become a classic. opened a
three might engagement at the
Grand Last night True 20 life in
every line and replete with noble
sentiment and morality. the play
made famous by James A. Eerne.
the author actor. In q wholesome
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Ladies'
Underwear


Ladies, Heavy FIeeced Shirts and
Pants, ribbon and crochet trim
med neck. S5c value. ......... zoe
Ladies' Natural Gray Wool NeAta
and Pants, splendid wearing and
easy TO laundry, almost nom
shrinking, 500 value. each. toc
Ladies' Silver Gray Fitwell Vests
and Pants, most perfect fitting
garments made. VIII wash with
out shrinking, $3.50 value. each
HI1.
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Dunlap. real estate. .. Union e,oos
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THE BEST MADE.

Best Brand Spanish Worsted, large
Rest Brand German Worsted, full
quarter-pound skein; tomorrow
Finest Imported German Wornted
knitting Yarn. knits fully ono
fourth farther than any other
Wind. auarter-pound skein.. zoe
F.uesr< quality sheliana Floss. per
afefn ......*ss ...t.s -s-t- - -. /. "
persian Zephyr. best for knitting
slippers, large Fkeins. per ssein
mann ...s<-sss-sf - - = 80 - 80
Finest Grade German oephyr' lsfge
skelne &.......s. =..'.'.sf.'''f>
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All work under the supervision OF
Drs. s. NJ. Milne and NJ. ID. Slpes,
both members OF the Royal College
OF Dental Surgeons.
Lady Always In Attendance.
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TRIED TO
LYNCH HIM

ST. LOUIS. Nov. ia trolley
car yesterday struck a wagon con-
tainiug u persons. and hurt several
Of them badly. The crowd which
gathered around became 30 tndiE-
nant that at suggestion OF lynch
ing the motorman n rush was made
towards the car. and IL required the
strenuous efforts OF several police
men to keep the people back. The
carmen were taken IN patrol
wagon 20 the police station for pro.
lection.
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FlanneIette
Gowns
MADE FROM THE BEST
MATERIALS ONLY.

MADE FROM THE BEST
MATERIALS ONLY.
Ladies Splendid Quality Flau-
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lar. ruffled cuffs. ff.09 value.
selling a. --..-...- ....s--... DC
Ladies' Twilied Daisy Cloth
Gowns. embroidery txmmed col
lar. pretty braid trimming or
yoke and cuffs. $50 value; sell
ING AT +....*. a $50 > : . = : : . y - - "
Chlldren's Excellent Quality Flan-
neIetfe Gowns. cut fun and
roomys sc value: at.......-.4Oe
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SEATTLE AGENTS
w. L. DOUGLAS
MEMS UNION MADE
SHOES
We Can Sell You Your
Winter Waist

AND SAVE YOU CONSIDER
ABLE.
Ladies' All Wool Tricot Waists,
black and coiors. improved lap
cuff. $l-50 value; selling at.
s.s.. -...s.+.s s..sts....ss..r III
Ladies All Wool Waists, black and
coiorH, handsome perfect fitting
garments, $3.50 value: selling al
-ss.s.s .s.s...s- .ss.asss...-.r .DS
One OF our most handsome winter
garments. comes In red and old
blue, cluster tucka front ana
back. trimmed with black satin
and cuffs actually worth 1850.
fssss s+sssssssfss s=sss..s.s tp--ss -
Another favorite comes in three
colorB-red. new blue and popular
bands on front OF waist, collar
green, hemstitching on front,
back. collar nud cuffs. cluster
tueks between fancy stitching.
dressy enough for any occasion,
and worth S4.G0............S 2.OS
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
4 IIumaa Ficnd.

NclghhorS 81 Fred Sichon. who shot
and killed George Smith in Lconl, Fri
day evening, give him bad name
lie resided upon a farm owned 10y
Thomas Fordycc. of Detroit. FOR whom
lac had worked ~ Crosse Pointe, con-
ing here II months ago. lie was fear.
eel 10y those who were around him. AZ
he threatened, every time he was an
cry. 60 shoot. and FOR months IL Is said
a tragedy has been feared. Return
Ing from Jackson he quarrclcd with
his wife, AMI taking gun and dog
went TO the fields. The dog soon re-
turned bleeding from gun shot
wound. IL developed that Siclhon
shot the dog and three head of cattle.
Returning hc threatened 10 Kill his
wife. who ran for help Deputy Sher-
IFS Smith AMI Dcckc came 10 arrest
him In the melee which followed.
Henry Smith. neighbor. was shot 10y
tlr cnragcd man aud killed. Siclhom
was finally ovcrpowcrcd and Is now
10 Jail. Ills victim was Is years old
and leaves n widow and 10 children
Ills wife has four grown children in
Detroit, she says.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
4 Nv MctI,n,l.

\ committee 81 citizens headed hy
th" publishers of Boston newspaper
on Saturday sought relief Ia the courts
from the present coal shortage and
high prices 10y asking Tor a receiver
for the coal companies nud coal ear
ryiul roads \ bin in equity was died
iu the supreme Court against the cor
puratious The bill was based upon
tho legal theory ~ the coal situation
given hy H. W. Chaplin. a lawyer
NJ Chaplin says N support of his
position. since the public have q
right la the mines. right To have
coal forthwith mined fer imid"diat"
consumption. and have % right to have
that coal Immediately transported out
OF the mine regions 10y the coal carry
iug roads. a court 81 equity. 10 no other
solution of the difficulty H. open. has
authority g. and upon the application
81 representative proportion of the
people undoubtedly would appoint q
receiver or receivers Ia take into his
or their hands. the whole business
now la the hands ot the anthracite
coal combine and To- run Il In their
place"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
nnstnrdI, Mnrl..

The Golden Eagle hotel Washing
tom. u. G.. was dynamitcd Thursday
morning NJ $50 o'clock 10y Frank Nc.
Nie. one 81 the guests. who suisse
qucntly committed suicide.
Between 20 aud 80 guests were
thrown from their beds lay the rNplo.
sion. I'm, only the proprietor. loui,
Brandt lud his wife. were injured.
the latter seriously.
Tine roof Of the building WAS blown
un and the falling WrcckaGc crashed
through 90 the basement. leaving the
structure ~ 90 wrecked hy torim
do Every pan" uf glass iu tii" build.
iug and the adjoining structures WAS
broken. The explosion called out the
tire department
Mckic had boarded az the hotoi
four years aud had been treated aa
one OF the family
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03

patch came To Detroit. being preceded
lay telephone message 10 the general
10y Governor Bliss;
Saginaw. Mich. Sept -. 1902.
Gen. Russell 4. Algcr. Detroit. Mich:
hereby tender YOU the appointment
~ United States senator from Michi-
gan To- nh the vacancy caused 10y the
death Of the late senior senator, Hon.
James Mcmillan.
,SlgnedJ 4. r. BLISS.
Governor.
The news was confirmed 10y Gen.
Algcr ~ o'clock sunday morning and
he made the announcement that hc
would probably accept. The appoint
ment came as great surprise, being
entirely unsought. but with Gen. Al
gers election assured when the legis-
lnturc meets In January. the governor
evidently concluded that the state
should have it's full representation In
Washington when congress opens In
December.
Ia addition. there Is possibility
that the senate may lac convened i'm
mcdiately after election to act on q
reciprocity treaty with cuba. ia the
event of which IL Il essential that the
state should have two senators there
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03

A postmortcm was performed on the
body Of Charles Il. Rabson. who was
found IN the river nearly
three miles from Saginaw where
hc plunged into the river.
aud his stomach was found 10 Ice In a
normal condition The wound on his
head where hc was struck 10y Frank
Flcwclling. who took him FOR burg
lar. was not very deep. and the skull
was not fractured 4 telegram was re-
cciycd from Victoria. British Columbia,
Saturday night. 10y chief OF Police
kaln stating that relatives there
would not do anything regarding the
remains The telegram intimatcd that
his widow will have 90 bear the cN.
pcusc OF burial IL II believed that
Rubsou must have swan down the riv-
or long ways. ns there is not cur
rent enough 90 carry him that FAR. His
body was discovered by three boys In
a boat. His head was sticking above
the water aud his feet were buried I'm
tn sand. Instead 81 the $500 or $500.
which the bride said was on his per
son when he left the house. only two
s. gold pieces and three pennies were
found on the body. The pockets did not
look as though they had been dis.
turbcd. What has become OF the
money Is q question.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
CONDENSED NEWS.

:. T. Robinson. editor 81 the News
journal. 81 Winchester. Tenn. wa.
shot and killed ou the street lay law
Yer uamcd Banks H. nad denounced
Ranks iu au editorial
The employees ct the Hour mills 600
Minneapolis have accepted the com
rnny'S proposition for an oight.huur
day AMI viii accept the new SEIZED
ale Of wages offered.
The agricultural pavilion In Stock
ton. Cal. all lis contents and three
residence hlo,ks were burned with Is
loss OF Ssg .ur several iremcn were
badly injured hy the intense heart.
William Michach. steward of tho
North Hudson club. West llohokcn. y
L.. WAR shocked Co death hN a live
electric light wire on the roof of the
club house. while 80 members stood
about powerless 90 saw, him.
In an editorial. the London Daily
Chronicle welcomes the reported deter
minntiun Of tie United states Ia keep
n permanent fleet la South American
waters. aud says America has too lon-
neglected Us duty of keeping order
there.
VIZ W W. IL ltffilNllia NllfA anu MIL
Gel herself ut her home Ia Irving Park
Chicago. leaving mothorlcSs her seven
children. the oldest Of whom i L.
wears old. Her husband went Co Los
Angeles. Cal. several months ago o.
quest ~ health. since his departure.
Il il said. the family has been In fin
uuclal straits.
when Health officer Brand and two
other officers attempted 10 take a IL.
ycnr-old Polish rirl uf Toledo to the
smallpox hospital, hc was attacked by
the mother. armed with kettle ~
boiling water and nn aN. The officers
were compelled 20 stand OF Loo
angry Poles with their reviewers tiii
matters were explained 60 them.
Rabbi IIlrsch. in sermon IN Tcmpl I,
Israel. Chicago. treating on the altaa.
tlon ln the anthracite coal ields. de-
clnrcd that conditions were similar T.
the struggle between rich and Door
preceding the French revolution. aud
thar the country WAS standing on thu
brink OF a Volcano. which was liable
TO burt forth nc any time with all
the force OF Pclee
President Palma Will soon call n
meeting OF the officers of the Cuban
army Co consider the immediate in
crease 81 the artillery corps 10 5OD
men. with view Go replacing tn
American soldiers now guarding the
Cuban coasts.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
Net Terrible death.

Elght men. each with chnrrcd faces
burned bodies aud terribly scorchcui
beads were taken to the Mckccsport.
PA. hospital ~ the result of an eN-
ploSiou 10 furnace u. 81 the Carnegie
hla>; furnace plant, puuucsuc. Saur
day evening Two Of the victims huvr
since died aud there * bat little hope
that ANY of the others will recover
Al of those injured were caught Ia th,.
fiery blast of flames aud ashes which
followed Tie blowing ont Of a bel
while the men were 90 work. They
were sent up to the dangerous place
about an hour before. Something had
gone wrong with tl.- working Of the
furnace and these men were ordered
to make the necessary repairs.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
d. second oreratIon.

Another operation was performed
sunday ou President Rooscvclts left
.c-. Instead OF using a needle as be-
fore. the surgeons. with q knife. made
lu hucisiun into the small cavity. ga
posing the bone. which was found Geo
be- slightly affected The president 9
ease has hccu progressing satisfaction.
is. hu. it II believed las tho physicians
tla the further operation made Will
hasten his complete recovery. Cocalu"
WAS used To allay the pain. The pkg
siciui~ mudc this announcement Mon.
dizzy: The condition at the wound o.
satisfactory The temperature this
morning Is normal. The patient slept
Wei AMI go present n occupying "a roll
iu- chair H. o. cheerful and from
th" beginning las shown neither impa
thence nor rrsiipS~u"~~. bat hns carried
out thc directions of the physicians
with ScrupuluuS care. Since the uso 90
the aspiruting needle 60 eVacuatc th"
suc ON sept - which left no wound.
Their" has been No operation until yes
ter.tay"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
The tanteen.

Brig. Gen Funston. In his annual r.
port of the department Of Colorado.
declares the recent auti-rantccn lcgi~
luiion of congress has lowered the dis
ciplinr ~ the army. ruined scores e.
good soldiers AMI enriched saloon
Keepers. gamblers aud dissulut
woneu His report announces a de
plurablc increase iu ofIcus"~. purtic-
uariy dc>crtion. attributed 10 the ahol
ition at the cuntecn uud garrison life
restrictions Of men returning from
Grld service.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03

Frank Labcnc. aged -. Is IN Mon
roe jail. charged with attempted Grim.
innl assault on Mary Musson. aged 10
years. The affair caused great excite
mcnt. and II Labene had been caught
10y the mob which searched FOR him
DEE would have been severely dealt
with.
The child had come from her home
40 Rrest with her i3-year-old brother
Go meet their parents. who had gone
to Toledo for the day. While waiting
Lahcnc engaged them I'm conversation.
and when the ear came along the hoy
went out to meet 10. Mary remained
40 the station. AMI IL Is claimed that
l.ubcnC az once took her away Co q
place mile from the heart OF the
city. Frightened 10y the little ones
cries II Is alleged that he went away.
leaving her to walk back to town
alone. She was seen 10y two young
women. who brought her In.
l.ahenc WAS arrested block from
the railway station. and denied wrong.
doing of any kind. The child'a story
doesn't agree with his. however.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD


Deep In the mysteries CO.. the Mystic
Order az the Sacred Twelve an or
gauization strong in Chicago hut of
which few Chicagoans knows
thought to lic the only Information
concerning the sudden disupp 'arnncc
on June ic, Of pretty Rose &. Mahon.
On that date the girl. who i 10
years old. disappeared from the home
of her aunt. AIRS. Matilda smaller. 3Ut
North Willow aVeuac. Austin.
Matt MnL0n. young man ~ -,
years AMI first cousin of Miss Ma
hon. also disappeared the same day.
AFTER three months ~ futile search
for them the members of their fam .
lies appealed to the police FOR assist.
anrr Ia locating them.
Miss Mahon. up 90 the time 81 her
disappearance. was employed in "a fac
tory ih Austin. SiN UolihS ueo SHE
Joined tie Mystic Order of the Sacred
Twelve, the head ol which H. &. +. II.
Benton. I2G5 Rhodes avenue Chlca.
~.
When she Joined tie order She tool
au oath. among other things swpn'
inc: II shall cvcg hold sacred The sec.
ret language aud ~ knowledge Inn
parted tc me-. aud hereby pledge my
SER never. upon any circumstances. 90
divuigc, make known or transfer Ia
another Zoe amy muuncr whatsoever
such language ami knowledge as
aforesaid"
Friends of the lirl. who have re-
Gently learned that she was member
OF the organization. are now uskiul au
explanation from officers of the order
as tu ht' dlsHnpcaraurr.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
Increased Appropriations.

4 considerable increase ia the MP.
preparations Of the next legislature
for the support OF the state nStitu-
tlons may bc looked FOR on account OF
the advance In the prices of fuel aud
other living expenses. The state board
81 corrections ana charities which has
been visiting the institutions AMI look
ing over the estimates. finds that the
managers ms rule will ask FOR larger
appropriations for current expenses.
on account 81 the increased cost 81
living. The Industrial school for Boys
IN Lansing. which was visited Is "a
notable exception To the rule.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03

There are 1000 Americans iu Eu.
rope who are unable tu return on ne.
count Of the annual humcward rush ~
booked to their full capacity FOR weeks
ahead and in their anxiety 20 return
Co this country many people in com
Portable circumstances have come Sec
ond cahin and even steeragc. Since
last April over 42.On people from this
country hooked passage for European
ports aud ~ this number only about
1000 have returned They have
spent over 2i,Ou,OO0 81 good Amer.
lean money.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03

The campaign FOR United States sen
ator Ia succeed the late James McNlil-
Ian came Ia an end Saturday 10y the
appointment Of General Russell T..
Alger To serve until the Legislature
meets in January. \ conference of
the politicians was held or rather sew
cral ~ them during the day resulting
In Mr.. Ferry's withdrawal. the an
nouncomcnt being made Ia the follow.
ing statement signed 10y Mr. Ferry
and published In the evening papers:
Under existing conditions. ! have
decided Co Withdraw my candidacy
for the vacancy In the United states
senate from this state. believe that
this course will tend 10 promote har-
uuny. and thus bc FOR the best inter
eStS of the Republican party
"Gcn Algcr Is Republican. lie Is
also my friend and "A fellow.towns.
man. and from this time forward
shall support his candidacy FOR the
position named
Saturday night a dispatch from Sag
inaw stated that the friends Of Hon.
Benton llanchctt have decided 10
make no further active efforts In his
behalf regarding the United States
scnatorship. NJ midnight this dis
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
The Beef Trust quits.

The combination of the great packing
houses oi the country. which has been
under consideration and in process 81
actual formation Tor the last six
months. has been abandoned The
decision not 90 cousummatc the comb.
nation IL due boz large degree 90 thr
attitude of the national administers
ton toward trusts ~ outlined hy Pros
idcnt Roosevelt iu his recent speeches
AMI Q" the possibility that iu th" event
of consolidation congress might re-
move the trrin or cattle \ iirul
meeting 0f the heads ~ firms known
~ tie Big -Four packing HOUSES m chi.
cago has been held at which 10 WITS
agreed 60 end all negotiations 40 once.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
4 Criminal orrrntIen.

Pretty Gertrude Van Ormnn. aged
IL. died at Grand Rapids hospital.
the victim OF criminal operation.
H. fore her death she summoned her
mother and the doctor. and In the
presence OF the nurse told the name
Of her youthful lover and that of the
midwife who performed the opera.
ton. she begged that no one y" pros.
ecutcd. as she held herself entirely az
fault Her mother. however. applied
for warrant for the arrest of tic
midwife. hut the prosecutor declined
to issue until the coroner returns a
verdict.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
rhr rre,iarar. condition.

Or Lung called "a; The White House
Saturday night uud remained with the
president Tor half au hour Upon his
departure Secretary Cuv.c,you am
uouuced that the president was rest
iue comfortably aud that his wound
was progressing satisfactorily. The
presidents physicians dressed the
wound in his lcr saturday morning.
ia, Inflammation n rcccdiug slowly.
hut IL may hc q day on two yet before
the physicians can state definitely tint
examination has set in without involy-
iug the bone. The president continues
ip good spirits and is taking his en-
forced confinement philosophically. H.
spends Tie major portion of lis time
reading on lounge. hut T. ready L.
give his attention Co business when
10 Is brought before him for action.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
Republicans Nominate Carpenter.

The Republican state convention at
Grand Rapids, Thursday. nominated
Judge W. l.. Carpenter 10 succeed the
late Justice Long Of tho supreme court
having first adopted this resolution:
whereas. This Is the only state CON
vcntion that our party will hold he
fore the legislature elects successor
To Senator Mcmillan. and as gath
ering Of representative Republicans
fresh from the people. we desire -
give expression To- the positive scuti.
mcnt al the majority Of the Rcpuhli.
ears 81 Michigan In favor 81 the choice
OF our beloved EX-GOVERNOR. tho for
mer secretary ct war. We believe
that the legislature should AMI will
recognize the wish of the people by
sendlng 10 the United States senate
Michirau's tried and distinguished cit
zen. Russell A. Alger."
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
4 Mystery.

There b. an aig of mystery surround.
ing Mrs. Ernest SchultZ, Of Tawas
city. who was found un the floor OF
her home with her throat cut AMI q
razor beside her. she had indicated
hy mods that IL was her husband. Ern-
est SchpltZ. who did the deed. while hc
vigorously denied the charge In her
presence. she has been an inmate of
state asylum. AMI when released oh
tanned divorce from her first huS-
hand. named Allard. IL seems that
Allard drove Scholta from the house.
telling his son that ScholtZ was not
legally married to his mother. as
ScholtZ had wife in an asylum.
Schnlt. hears inc reputation and
says hc can show that he WAS in East
Tawas consulting as &C. the steps he
should take g. compel Allnrd to keep
away az the time u o. supposed the
deed was committed
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03
Ctubird To- Death.

James Wcuzpl was cluhb,d - death
"Wednesday near the Grassy Islands
,o'liOry. Scranton. IA. within Jess
than Il mile of where the Thirteenth
regiment in !u camp. Wcuzal WIS for.
merry secretary of the Grassy Island
local union 81 the United Mine Work
crs. lie returned to work a few
weeks ago and thereby gained ilr
cumI,y 81 the other members of Tire
union. No arrests have been made.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03

The Colombian revolutionists have
tie Colombian revolutionists are
fighting for. but it's probably for
practice.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03

The Boston young man whose best
girl has promised 90 marry him when
tso coal strike ends is sending cx-
pcus!ve appoa.ing kilograms every
Gag % Mr. Morgan
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03

Mascagni's announcement that ne
has composed a hymn to America
suggests that his inspiration may
have had IT'S origin In a desire to In.
crease his box office receipts.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-03

4 photograph taken on the royal
yacht shows the SHah OF Persia sit.
ting beside Queen Alexandra. but the
Prince OF Wales Is watching him
Boston Globe.