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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
HAS NO RIGHT
TO GIVE PILLS
Taking Physician Gets Into Trouble
With Mrs. Johns

A man whom The police believe 60
be a clever sWiudler aud taking
physician Was arrested b. Policeman
Johu Kelly on upper First avenue,
this afternoon. lie gave hts name az
g.. Munruc. and his occupation a.
that OF an clrctFietan. A quantity ~
electricians tools we're found ou his
person.
This morning Ines Johns. % the
NhElniA hotel. telephoued 60 br,
Emil H0rlFH. whom ahn wished 90
consult A short time later gem
Uioman appeared al nvr rooms and
she says introduced himself az the
physician. Not Knowing uF. Bnrics
abe suspected nothing and STATED
her case " him. Hs prescribed and
went cut himself 20 set the modi-
cine. She says he brought t 20 Co
her and collected hla fee. but abe
noticed that there was no drug
giAIa tag on the bottle and 90 BE-.
came suspicious
She teirphpnsd 60 police headqukf-
trrs ana told her story. The captain
directed her 90 zee the policeman or
the beAt ana point out to him the
alleged Doctor, a man hrpt the
fugitive physician tn sight while aht
hunted up Policeman Kelly. THE ~.
rew followed. Mira Johns accom-
panied Muurue 10 police headauar.
iera in the patrol wagon end there
lodged hrr complaint against him
He Will not De- charged untii the
prosecuting attorney Or consulted.
IL r. poEaihis that BE- vii - proc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
SOCIALISTS PUT
UP FULL TICKET
Decry Capitalism and Talk Of the
Wealth Created BY Labor

a convention was held last night
BY the socislis, party OF this city.
and after adopting It's platform and
declaration Of principles, a fun ticket
was named The declarations adopt
ed state that SO bong as the present
organization ~ industry exists the
capitalists viii take all the wealth
created by the lah0rlrg classes. that
labor d. disarmed on the economic
side va the struggle between capital
and labor that the only weapon left
by which the iaboriuE classes can
successfully oppoge the capitalists Is
the ballot. that The party. u he power
VIII have for its guiding rule IN
dealing with every question. WIN
such leNis' aiiou advance the material
interests 81 the working classes In
the struggle against capitalism.
The result ~ the nomination was
as follows For mayer. George Scott
carpenter. comptroller. W. e. r..
Randolph. carpenter corporation
counsel. William Nc Dewitt. clerk.
treasurer. George ". F'irks. printer.
eounciimeu ar iarwe. r. r. tAtiruer.
teacher. and w O'Eeefe. ship ear
pentcr. ccunCiimen. First ward. w.
II Bnahe. ach nist. second ward. =
A. Wolfe. clerk Third ward. J A.
Martin. feamater Fourth ward. y
J. Clnsse. carpenter. Fifth ward. l..
w. Kidd printer sixth ward a. r.
I-indwaN painter. Seventh ward. o.
II Peters. plumber: Eighth ward
Otto Shields. cigarmaksr Ninth
ward J. a. NcCork4n. carpenter.
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Il Il entirely probable that a rec
ommendation viii be urged upon
the council 20 appropriate about So
600 for tho construction, as the lowe
cgt figure submitted today Is about
that amount IN excess OF 81, 900, the
estimate 90 cost made by the coun-
ell when the bids were rejected
the first time. tho contractors fig-
urea were Ia the neishbofhood %
s5A00o. ana the bids were rejected,
the second time the flgurea were Ia
the neighborhood 81 stj,oO0. and were
likewise rejected Then Il became
evident 90 the board that the coun-
ellis estimate was too low. hence tho
additional appropriation viii be ask
Cd chief Cook Is much grauflvd
that the bids viii be considered. and
thinks the council VIII see that the
rirchouse Is built.
BIDS were also opened this
morning Tor the construction OF the
Eighth avenue water main. Joe
Grants figures were lowest. and he
will probably be awarded the con-
tract. Bids on the grading % Rat
terry street from sixth avenue 20
Denny way were opened. only one
contracting Arm. Goerig and Pope.
bid Bids Tor the paving Of Jackson
street were opened.
The board meets late this after
noon 60 consider the bids and trans.
act other routine business,
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atgl scow that was drafted into the
freight business. She had been ussd
as a floating dance hall out Ia tho
bay the summer previous. She was
loaded 90 the guards with several
thousands tons OF freight. including
large numbers OF cattle and horses,
A great many passengers were
also carried. who are supposed 10
have worked their way. as no man
would have been crREy enough to
pay passage money for an ocean
ride on raft. she was compelled
90 disgorge a part OF her lead before
she started. ard bets were freely
made that she would never reach
Nome. She got there. however
towed b. the tug Holyokc.
The discharge Of her cargo at
Nome r. said 20 have caused a ter
rife slump IN prices. Her managers
were actually planning TO bring
hack SEQ passengers In the fall. and
were advertising TO carry people
down for g. without board. Large
numbers were preparing 20 avail
themselves 81 this opportunity 10 set
back 20 civilization. when she was
heachsd BY a storm and her bottom
lles at the waters edge now. All the
woodwork above water line has been
used FOR fuel
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FOR vALDES

II Is claimed on good authority
that a company of local capitalists.
chiefly shipping men. has been or
gained here with a view Of con-
structiug and operating a new pas
senRer steamer between here and
Valdez, 70 accommodate ,ie increas-
ing passenger traffic between these
two cities. Tho proposals have been
issued Tor the construction % the
hull Of the new vessel which will De
built on the Pacific coast somew here
and several bids have already been
received. The engines and boilers
OF the steamer viii be built by +. =.
Allis and Co.. the well known ma
chiuists Of Milwaukee. Wis It "a
said they have already commenced
the construction % the machinery.
This steamer win have gross ton
mage OF 100 tons. and a speed Of Is
knots an hour. When completed
the vessel viii cost approximately
$4,000, and VIII he one on the trim
NEST steam vessels that leaves Sc
attle.
A schedule o. two trips n month
between here and Valdes VIII be ar
ranged. The steamer viii be com
pisted and In service by the first Of
July
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To TALK
ON CLEO
Congress to Give Ample
Exploitation

WASHINGTON. u. e., Feb. s.
The olcomargarine bin win again
claim the attention % the house next
week aud unless appropriation bills
interfere the measure viii reach 81
vote before Saturday.
The revenue reduction bill viii
likely be called up Ia the near future.
Consideration % the Philippine tar
~ bill viii be resumed ln the senate
Monday. IL ~ confidently expected
the bill VIII be passed toward the
end OF the week
Charges rail Fiat
Investigation into the alleged scan
daia al the Eilis Island immigration
Htation have failed 20 bear out the
charges made OF various ana henHn ID
tioual abuses The officials who
were under suspicion are exuneratrd.
AHu-Aaarehy BIZ
The minority report on the Ray
anti Anarchy blll was submitted 90
the house today II approves the
blll IN 80 far a. u tends 60 keep cut
allen anarchists. but opposes special
puniuhmenta FOR attacks on the
president or other high officials. Il
says, The murder Of the humhleat
citizen IN cur land " just ~ heinnus
and fcloulons az that az the great
est and most distinguished"
esv. Tart On rariff
on rcsuming bis testimony before
the senate Philippines committee this
morning. Gov Iaft submitted a
oablcsram just received from Act
Ing Gov. Wright Ia which be states
At a recent public session % the
sugar and tobacco interests. a re-
duction % 10 per cent. In the tariff
Nas favored. and that a reduction 81
only 20 per cent would leave the ira
m almost prohihitive
Taft said Il was ar exaggerated
statement. that the ffiAFs owned
three rourthA 90 the property ln
Manila lie said II they loft the
Philippines, the commission would
be glad 90 buy their property Ia the
cities. ~ well a. their lands.
Gov. 1'aft thought u vas essential
that a measure should 30 adopted
v whereby silver coins should be guar
Rnteed ~ the government 20 have
equivalent value IN gold. that APP
peals should BE- alloN ed from the
spremo court % the islands 70 the
United States supreme court. and
that franchises for street railways
and electric lights should be author
iEed and In all cases sold az public
auction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
BITS OF GAIETY

Preparations for the opening OF the
Charity ball are now nearly COM
pieted. A large number % tickets
have already been sold and many
donations have been received By the
committee.
The Armory hall will be decorated
Tor this occasion on Monday night
very artiEtiralIy. Mayor Humes will
give a short address and then the
grand march. led by Josiah Collins
and Mrs. Daniel Kelleher. viii open
the bail.
A meeting OF the patFonessss was
held this afternoon at the Rainier
Grand hotel. at which reports from
the different committees were made.
The ladies wish 10 thank the mcr-
chants % the city for the kindness
they have shown In giving part Of
their advertising space for this good
cause. Also FOR the many donht lions
that have been received.
The ladies Of the Stevens Relief
Corps wlil give a card party next
"Wednesday evening In the @. a. n.
hall. IN the Collins block II will be
a valentine party and some very
pretty prizes win be given.
Miss Jessie Tuttle gave a farewell
tstN4 party 70 Jew OF NHr ffEeNda
last evening az the home of Mrs. y.
u. Hughes. on Fifteenth avenue
north
The CotHllon club gave a very
pretty dance Thursday night at Lit
ties hall
Miss BERTHE r.. Jackson viii give a
Valentine party next Friday night
az her home. 7si summit avenue
north.
The Mariposa Club have issued In
vitationa Tor a dance to be given
next Tuesday night At the Queen
Anne Club house.
Miss A. Corysil entertained a num-
Der Of her friends Thursday evening
at the Y w g. A. a musical pro-
gram Was rendered and light re-
treatments served
The Woodrnen ~ the World give a
dance In the Armory hall on the ifth
u February.
The LAliegro Club VIII entertain
It's friends next Wednesday evening
az Littiss hail.
The Benedict Club will meet next
Thursday night at Littis's hail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits
were issued at the city engineer n
once todAyi To william GUIDE 10
build two ouv-story cottages at aiO-
git Twenty-firHt avenue, Go cost
900. 10 A. y. Adams. Co move a
house at COS Twenty second avenue
north at cost OF safb. TO W. Wick
crsham O. build unv-atory fnme
cottage nt COS Twenty ave
cnus. 60 cost 500. 20 a. 4. McCord.
Tor twu-Htury residence ut itV3
East Howell street GO cost s. 6Q0 90
J.. ". uunneli. e. buiid four One
story cottages az az. O. 20 and IS
battery street. 20 cost 81 oon. O. y.
90, Florschutz. for iM-utoFy ffhmc
store al eas Allan place. 90 cost
81 900; to w. ~ Snyder for onc-
story frame cottage. az 1917 Fif.
teenth avenue south. 20 cost SEQ. 60
Mrs. 81. = Rerford. for iia-story
frame cottage az tts6 Aurora street.
20 cost 81 900
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Eighth Ward Republicans

4 meeting Of the Republicans ~
ths Eighth ward was held last night
and temporary organization was ~.
fectsd. II vas decided az the meet
Ing 20 take steps - build a cluh
house for tho club. the aito most "a
vorabiy discussed being a lot az First
avenue and Harrison street should
this LOT be chosen a two-stnry build
ing Will be erected with stores on the
ground floor and the club roosns
above. The Eighth ward will be the
FRS, ward 10 have a club house % its
own.
Scott Calhoun was elected chair.
man al last nights meeting and he
appointed the following COMMITTEES.
one from each precinct. 90 invsstl-
gate the building site: Or. erich.
ton, chairman. John A WhRilsy. g.
=. Gleason. George y. Lamplng and
O. w. spraKus The club win n1ee,
again next Monday az go Denny
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08

today from Port Angeles % Moody
vile, B c., Tor a cargo ~ lumber.
The steamer itohalle resumes ita
regular run on the Victoria route to-
night.
The ship alntram sailed from Nv
erett today Tor San Francisco with a
cargo Of lumber.
Tho schooner Marie y. Smith arr
rived nt Port Gamble thla morning.
4 report from Victoria states that
a small board drlfted ashore near
mat city which have the letters g..
.. ~. and some uudlHtinguiHhable
lettering following. The letters were
IN white paint. Near tho place where
the board WHa picked w was also
found the rim 81 "A bluelhckrt'H cap.
II o. very probable that they we're
small pieces Of flotaam from the ~.
fated Condor.
a contract has been Jet in Victoria
for the construction Of steamer
for service on the Rkeena river. Tho
cost OF the vessel Win be sbOu iZJ,-
90.
Gable advice from Yokohama state
that the British steamer knight
Companion, from Portland Dec. "a,
for Yokohama, u ashore al Inub0ye
Laki, on the east coast Of japan,
VIA hnr decks swept. Tho pas
HengerH and crew are said 20 have
been landed.
An answer has been filed IN tho
federal court BY J. w. Cliuk, the
owner OF the British bark penmoga,
20 the libel ~ the Puget Sound Tug
boat Co., denying that the vessel was
abandoned et any time, and claiming
that tho demand Of the libsliant for
salvage 10 the amount Of al. 900. ~
extoru0nats and oppressive. Mr.
Ciink claims that the value % tho
vessel n only so 900, and states that
the amount asked "a salvage ~ tis,-
og9 IN eKcens Of her value.
The Pollard Steamship CO. may
AID another vessel 20 les fleet soon.
Mr.. Cray. the agent ~ the line, who
returned from fan Francisco ysster-
day, says the company has decided
10 construct a steamer 30 20 1900
tons capacity, Of cost % 1870 900
The steamer Utopis wHa disabled
yesterday between Blaine and what
com. The trouble whs caused BY the
breaking of the coupling connecting
the tail and crank shafts. Temper
AIRY repairs viii be made 81 Blaine.
7 There were but few passengers on
board az the time % this accident.
The steamer Queen o. the Pacific
coast line, sailed today FOR San
Fraucinc0 with a fair passenger list
and a general cargo.
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Ninth Ward Republicans

Ths Republicans 81 the Fifth pre-
cine Of the Ninth ward met las,
night In Mays hail. Latona a per.
mausnt organization was effected
and officers elected a. follows
stephen r. Willis, president. Watson
Allen, vice president. w. r. Laube
secretary: jobs Ackeia, treasurer
More than 100 epublicans were Ia at.
tendance
on the vote for preference Tor
counciimanic candidates. Martin J
Lund was the favorite. a. ~. WI
Hanson showed good following.
and hot fight at the primaries Il
predicted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
OFFICIAL CALL OF
PEOPLES PARTY
February Is the Day Set for Con,
yeniion al Collins Hall

The of-eiaI call has been issued b.
r. WinsoF chairman and J. W
HaiKht. secretary ~ the People :
party city central committee. for a
mseting to be held on Saturday at
ternoon. February IS. ~ the @. A. II.
hall. m the Collins building 4 flil
city ticket wiil be placed In the field
for the coming election. At the
meeting members Of All other pu.it-
lcai bodies will BE- excluded. and each
member gauHt EiEu an agreement %
support the ticket nominated BY the
majority before being allowed to sta ,
Ia the hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
GHOST OF THE
OLD SKOOKUM

William Belond, better known az
Billy the Mug W. r. Robb, Of the
Pioneer liquor store, and O. W. Ash
VI, are after l.. o. waldo for about
slg. 500 altogether. The parties
named and one or two others or
Ranized the Northern Transporta-
tson Company in February. 1900.
The corporation purchased the barge
skOokun, 10 be used I'm transpor-
tati0n business between Puget sound
and Nome.
~ lH alleged that waldo got CON
tYOl Of a majority Of the stock,
elected T. board n trustees friendly
20 himself and has been running
things 20 suit himself The plaintiffs
aHk FOR an accounting, which they
KAY Waldo refuses.
This o. the sequel 10 one Of the
many interesting enterprises brought
into life by the Nome excitement
two years ago.
Tie SkookEf1 was a superannu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
THE MARKETS

The bright weather today Improved
the Saturday business. shipment
Of nna celery. as good a. has been
seen on che markets this season. ar
rived from California this morning
Il ia selling az t5c 20 4tc per dozen
a ear 81 potatoes arrived last
evening from Eastern Washing ton.
and car n vegetables from Cali
fuFnih.
Tho lhHt shipment 81 bananas has
haau selling we'll. ~ u expected that
the market viii be entirely uut Ia
lees than nyu days. ana n new snip
msnt Is not due for eight days.
Butter Is nrmsf. Washington
rrcam cry sells for 20 and % cents
Grain markets are active. small
nsh are scarce while the supply OF
baftfntf Ia nNfN fstF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
First Ward Democrats

The Firat ward Democratic club
win meet IN Union hall fncihc
block tonight for tho purpose 20 dis
cuHHing campaign nnaira The club
b. well organized. Thomas Nhvln and
william MeArdlo are both seeking
the nomination for councilman. the
former heltw the present council /.
man The club 10 evenly divided
upon the two men and a bitter ntruH /.
sic VIII ensuo Tor the supremacy OF
the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
FOR APRIL z

PORTLAND. or Feb. s.-The Re-
publican state central committee an
nOunced the state convention for
April 2. The apportlonmeut Re one
delegate for each $50 votes cast ia
the presidential election, which gives
80 delcgatea.
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eoutod FOR practising medicine with
out a license, as he iH said 10 have
collected fee for his services.
When ha was FIRST arrested u was
thought that hu was the man Of
whom DR. carroll has received re-
ports. but he does not answer the
drauftutfuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
HIS REGULAR
AT TACK

PARIS. FEB. s.--Prince Victor Ma
poleon. the Royaliat leader today IT,
sued an election manifesto. IN n
The prince expresses himself "a be-
ing IN favor of a return 20 the Inn
poriai form ~ government. lie o.
poses aociaiiaiic Interference with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
Expensive Vaccination

An alleged swindiing physician has
been operating Ia North Seattle, &C
corHhE 20 a report made 70 the po-
lee b. Health officer Carroll yes
tsrdAT The man IL said % have
wandered about varciuatinR persons
for cNorhiiant rates. one wouaA n
he charged g. The police arc en-
deaVorinx 10 locate the man. Who H.
thought 20 DO an unlicensed HNind-
t0r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
German Americans

A meeting 81 German American
citizens will bo held tomorrow after
noon at o o'clock in the club rooms
aud 3 Howard block, 6ti First ny-
onuc. Tor the purpose OF organizing
"a German American Democratic
club. An German American citizens
are cordially invited 10 attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
JosBlne QUOTATIONS
CORRECTED nAiLYD
cresa rFsit

Lemons .3butl.Tb a box: cooking
apples. ,ac d l99. eating apples. ll..a
g 90. oranges. t400ya rs. banA mas.
fiTtuEto pears. li.4t1 itg. cTanbar-
flsH siUua per barrel. pine
apples 500 per dozen Jap or
aneeh. u ooWtla per pkg; seeding
oranges. 81 zoo % lines. iso94 20,
case. tAngcfinea. tt1s. grape fruit.
a. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
and Sunday. occasional raini iisht 10
fresh south 60 west winds.
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Potatoes So. o9u - a ton. bests
81 o4Wi % per sack. carrots. ct@Ihc
par Harh lettuce 81. MsIi 90 per case
tufuips. iseu ti.-a garlic. &c. cabbage
81 b per cNt buska. aQc. celery. so
10 Per dpE. sweet potatoes. q "
per est. chm peppers. 20 G1oc. aanrf
kraut. - 4Hc. tomatoes nso per
kfaut. "a Wae radlshe#. Toe per dus
parsley. g0W soc. onions. 81 soc % per
cat. paTsnips. Nc gti.ls. eauiifiowsE.
20 o 81 %. pumpkins. t4iae per 10
Bac q q ~ Huuahhes. siac wax beans.
tZAr artirh9krM. NC per dor string
beans. Ice. rucufnheFs. 81 s04 o.
PR box. brussels Hpruuts eU7c. peas
lie.
NJ aEa-n..nr anaaL.a lllnha lLara
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'i'77sssssssas
MARINE NEWS

The schooner Fred J. Wood sail.
81 today from Pert Townsend and
tho bark Kinr0ua sailed from Lady.
smith. u. c.
The Norwegian bark Rose sailed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
UmatilIa Arrives

The Pacific Coast Company's
steamer Dmntilla arrived this morn
Ing from San Francisco. She brought
~ passengers and general cargo.
The weather on the way up was fne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
MEETINC-DAY

Eecretary Me!kls q the chamber
OF commerce today IL sending out
letters 10 the members asking for
expressions upon n proposed change
In the day az meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
Goldie Runner Dead

Goldia J Rufnrr. aged three years.
daughter ~ T.. r. and J Rufner aui
Western avenue. died Wednesday a.,
piaeervil.e. Colo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-08
sIlrhtlr Imprsrsa

0ROTON. Mhar. Feb. t-Mrs.
Roosevelt arrived here this morning
and Immediately hurried 20 Theo-
, dnfa'a bedside. she found him
slightly improved.
OHOTOS, Feb. f-YOung Theodore
Hnoaeveit'a condition nj s o'clock
this afternoon. wHa unchanged.
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Or. WagEonsr. dentist. removed "a
Globe block. cor. First and Madison.
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Coal wood. 'Dhons sss,tl. y,s +.
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London and San Francisco Bank
Ltd. has opened Savings Depart.
meat
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POSTPONES
HIS VISIT
Illness Prevents Presi-
dents Expo. Trip

WAHHfSGTOG. y. c.. Feb. a.
ToloEraphic adyiCea from Gr0ton this
morning announce the condition Of
Theodore Roosevelt, g., TO BIO about
tho same % waH laAt night. iiia
temperature De- attn alArmingiy high,
ana pulse rapid
No definite changes have been
made Ia the plans for the proai-
dents Charleston trip, the entire
matter being left Ia allegiance until
Monday. when the boys condition
win determine the trip.
wAsHiNoTON. u. c.. Feb. g.
Noon today Secretary corEsiyOu Ia
sued the following. The condition
81 the prsaidents son IA favorable
Physicians say the president should
not SO 20 Charleston. az at any time
within the next ak days the boys
disease may take a sudden turn foi
tho worse The president is asked
not 20 come 20 Grot0n aa his visit
might excite the hoy. who IL not ia
Immediate danger. The president
has decided 20 make bis Charleston
trip ah coon as possible after his
sons recovery. All previous ar
engagements are therefore cancelled. "
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wages an1 hours % iabo, a.,
nouncen a willingness 10 ~
irad"r of the french paopls
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Ladies' Furs made ana -.
9. q. Borg, 1913 Third ave. wa
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Rsiohert Bros. pianos. Iis Union
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Go 20 Spinning for bicycle repairs
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Two dozen half-pint bottles dellv-
cred 70 any part OF the city, Si.0o.
Telephone Rainier 80.
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Ia Roehss removed to ni Fir-, av.
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HeElHteri Tho books at the
Guy Hail will DO open until
midnight on faturdaY. Mon
day aud Tuesday. Register
tonight.