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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-10-02
YOUNG RAVENS.
queer story Of the Changing Color
Of the Newborn Elrds.

Queer Story of the Changing Color
Of the Newborn Elrds.
have not learning enough to know
whether in the earliest times ravens
We're accounted '.unlucky." If SO, why
were they chosen from among all the
birds Of the air for the merciful err
rand Of carrying bread to Elijah in the
wilderness? Did they steal it? They
are given to theft! Also in the written
word we are assured that God hear
eth the young ravens when they cry
out unto him." And nothing Of this
is said Of doves or Of any other white
or heavenly kind Of bird. An expla-
nation is given in the Egyptian COM
mentary on st. Luke in the Coptic
script by Epiphanius, *. d. 36S-401.
The passage is certainly very curious,
and I am permitted to transcribe It
here: "Why, then, did the evangelist
mention no name among the birds ex-
cept ravens only? Because the hen
raven, having laid her eggs and
Matched her young, is wont to fly
away and leave them on account Of
the hue Of their color, for when
Matched they are red In appearance.
Then the Nourisher Of all creation
sends to them q little swarm Of in
sects, putting It by their nest. and
thus the little ravens are fed until
the color Of their body ID, 40 It were.
dyed and becomes black. But after
seven days the old ravens return, and,
seeing that the bodies Of their young
have become perfectly like their own,
hencetorward they take to them, and
bring them food sof their own ac-
cord.'' 3 &, 4. +, 5 .s
e q for naturalists TO ascertain
whether or no this strange account
Of the young ravens holds good IN oul
day. -Cornhill MagaSine. .s4i
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-10-02

s.5si III Aslk1a. yTeo Much.
ssoms people, remarked. the druas.
Gist to his clerk. '.are frishtfullY ID.
reasonable.s .. ss
'.Is the man who Just left IN exam.
plsp 4. Il, &; 81
'sYes. He wanted mo to give him
ssonething TO cure Z cold. #
That's very simple" s q
y 'sYes, but he wanted me TO e1ye him
q guarantee that the medicine Mould6t
make him feel worse than the col6
did s'-Washington Star.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-10-02
The German solder. wage.

The German SOl01er,0 wage.
!. One Of the peculiarities about the
military service in Germany is the pa.
ternal interest that the officers are re-
quired to take in. the frugality Of the
men. The pay Of the soldier Is only
g cents day, but the army regula-
tions guard it jealousy. Each man IL
expected to keep his money in little
bag suspended from string around
his neck, and any officer during Inc
spection may demand to have the baga
opened and their contents shown. "a
It be found that soldier is spending
his pay too freely-think Of that, with
the pay at SO low q mark he is rep.
rimanded and punished. He is com-
PEELED to make his pay cover his ex-
penseS, @
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-10-02
The dragon slayer.

At an English school a pompous
youngster whose father, It was well
known, had been q successful omnibus
driver was one day lingering ostenta-
hously large seal which he is in the
habit Of wearing, representing st.
George and the dragon, and, having
drawn the attention Of q school COM
panion to II, remarked carelessly:
!, '.Ah, one Of my ancestors q supposed
70 have killed the dragon. don't you
known 4.
.Good graciousy' inquired the other,
somewhat anxiously. 1Did he run over
itf'-Iondon Answers. a 81
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-10-02
went back on the BIue.

Went Back on the Blue.
Gerald Ny brother turned crimson
the other day. ss
Geraldine ! never knew him g
blush.
Gerald didn't say that he blushed.
Geraldine What did he dot
Gerald-Left Yale and entered Har-
ward. New York Press.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-10-02

h n g., 111o41aG 3To0o1oa1s
! Edmonia- Mrs. Topnotch IL what
call imper tinent Fl s8
udocia-In what way7
Edmonia- Why, shc g NOT Q Colonial
Dame hut whsn shs came g the colo
nial reception ~ haA On. ! more ~.
CAN'T frock than nv ons & ths Danes.
-Deroit Free Pres. So /. ,sS;s5sF
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-10-02
J ,HIrIn1tIepeIl,,.. \.

Littis Willie Pa. what doss this p,
~ mem by ssyins s 80 = ffuitisss
66aTrb? Sass ',ss Nj s3ti
Esther Il peobsbly appliss, nv $50
% the quest Is Some man Wyiho was
. lolDkinE for pinslppuss q s pine e
Chicago NswG d, /.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-10-02

asNgs s s.E M saT IN 3. #.s-; ~ n; Y .
:.as = 49, - ssses' esfss'ta 49, 5f.
!. s.ss:; d
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-10-02
Use YOUR THINK TANK!
Use II QUICK.

4 = kN s IS h 81
That North Dakota people will see no more
hard coal this year
That soft coal, Ignite and wood will advance
in price almost weekly.
That Pocahontas soft coal is already out Of
the western market.
That Ignite cannot be mined fast enough to
supply the demand if you wait and order as
needed, and that wholesalers are already fear
full that ordinary soft coal will not come for
ward on the lakes in time to supply the north
west at reasonable prices
Supply you now! With all kinds Of wood,
with Ignite and two kinds Of soft coal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24

cleS that the steam collier A.rsn
sion has been taken or the Seattle
san Francisco run. and that the
steamer CzariuR q the Kruse line
has shared the same fate
The North American T'ransporta
tlon 4 Trading Go. has practically
concluded negotiations for a fivs
years lease 90 the new John n.
Agen pier
Capt. Morrison. who has been mas
ter Of the Puget Sound Tugboat
Co.'s tug Tacoma. has been trans
ferred 70 the command Of the tug
Wanderer
The British ship I.adakh. has ar.
rived az k.squlmault with a cargo 81
coal from Cardiff for the british
navy. after a swift passage % i25
days.
The steamer Riojun Maru 81 the
Nippon fuscn Kalsha line. sailed at
daYnreak this morning for the orr
ent. She carried a cargo valued al
$4,000. consisting Of cottnna, pts
lead. beer. cigarettes. furniture.
hardware. bicycles. books. flour and
firearms.
The steamer Eureka 81 the Globe
Navigation Co. sails today for Hon
olulu with a fun cargo % a700 tons
u general merchandise.
G.. A. Carlson. a rrowpsetor AZ ma
anna, died from heart disease. 81
perinduc@d BY exert!on on the M.
anna trail The remains were bur
led there on April i2. Carlson form.
ariy lived In Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
STILL HAVING TROUBLE
Feh Bark Les Adelphes Fails TO Get Grew Other Mat
tiers OF Interest Up and Down the Front

n French bark Les Adelphes.
,sea reached the sound three weeks
IL witt 80 crew scurvy stricken.
tss last night with cargo %
,snt for Havre. France. That L..
II aark attempted 20 sail. but be
"a sAagt u a crew and found it
nrssthle 20 gst one here n will
|rrsasiy only ~ as far as Port
ss-snd until u gets its compile
|rss e men.
~ froubla With the Les Adelphes
Is = me fact that the captain and
|Eegs can't speak English. There
q ms a couple ~ English words
~ sasy can calculate. one 81 the
|nzs ntade a round up yesterday
sax seanen and succeeded Ia gct b
Ia 4 couple u men aboard the
III bat when the officer began.
Tmsz vous me donnsz IN verrs
sfna. that settled u with the two
AIRS and they made for the
81 ftSs enough. II may be that
. ark win succeed IN picking up
1=sx - Frenchmen al Port Town
~ VT u Is not likely. The only
NJ sssarent out ~ the dilemma Will
, p srs a draEpman. who can In
la--s Re captains orders 20 an
zrlsA-spes king crew.
~ Fsamer TanEtxe OF the Chfna
MIRA 4ae, bound for Seattle. was
agstss ~ Nsah bay last evening.
~ srVectet NJ some time to-
rssss Il z ssfta4fFsfa FbaF 81
rsszsE ray make Victoria tirrt. In
~ zae she may NOT reach Seat
z n say Or 80. The YanEtxe
suss .rn Europe by way Of the
orst
ArEnr eurrenf In thinning rI-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24

residence on seventeenth avenue.
'arus arc to hc the main feature OF
she evening
The Misses Young guvc a very prot
"a at. home this afternoon az their
residence on Hvacon hu Mrs ttsU
BACON was the guest 90 honor a
MrSr number of beautifully RoWuna
young women were present The
home was very artistic la greens
ana flowers. aud during the after.
noon dainty refreshments were
served
Tuesday night the Viz club gave
The last ot us daneina parties fot
this season. The affair was held lu
littlv.s hall There was an unusual
D. biz attendance.
Mrs, r. 4. schoenfc,d Rroadwa,
aud East Howell street. Was az home
this afternoon to her friends Many
ladies were received and pleasantly
entertained. Punch and dainty re-
trcshmvnts We're served.
The Woman's Century club holds
tee regular meeting tomorrow after
noon in the cluh rooms Ia the New
Nork block The program viii bee tu
NhalSr OF carrie N Hill.
The Alpha Literary club had an
open day yesterday afternoon az the
home 1g Mrs Or Miles CORNER of
Madison street and Twenty ufth nv-
cuue. Mfrs luliau De Paw and Mrs
Miles were hostesses Tor thr after
noon.
The reception given by Mrs r. 4.
AinSwnrth yesterday afternoon al
her home. 1895 Minor avenue was
one % the pretty affairs az the week
Tho reception rooms we're very
artistic in their decorations and
many ladies patd their compliments
20 the hostess during the afternoon.
IN the evening thr Younger folks oc
cupicd the home Wagner furnished
the music and many juveniles
danced the evening hours away.
The railors' t-nion gave lts fourth
annual hall last uight in Banke han
Miss Lulu Dodge entrrtains the
Younger Ciurh club tomorrow even.
i1g 30 bier home. loo9 noren avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
m MURDER
THE KING
Attempt Made Against
Alfonso of Spain

..nxIp April st-rhe entire
= state 81 agitation today
= west IS believed to hayc been
. ..rsslstic attempt to Hssassinatc
Ilfeasa Al an early hour this
- al unknown man WAS
80 while tryins 60 enter the In
csc. he hat crvp, past sew
= -ssris and was found behind
tspestrles These ary details
,ssve been gwen in an unauthor-
-, arrested the man was taken
- wIlitary prison and questioned
sve contradictory accounts OF
80 Il is stated hc Was heavily
- uhen caught The police re-
Al information regarding their
.se-sss. bat hy the unusual dis-
4 agitation "a is believed the
=. Aas been identified as an an
$50 His ma iasty aud the queen
80 were unaware ~ tho occur
- ana only learned of the cir
~.sssnes this morning BY accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
Good Races Expected

The race at Everett. May 3 be
tween Mhplemont aud kiititaH Rang
rr two we'll known horses. IL at
tracing good biz 81 local interest
Both horses have records consider
ably better than 20. and a clua,
race is expected The race Be- foI
$50 aside" Maplemont ia entered IN
the :tlj class for the coming season
and win run ON tho local track foi
The $1,000 purse offered at the com.
ms racing meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
To Entertain the Bankers

The Seattle Clearing house associa
tlun yesterday began preparations
Tor the entertainment Of the annual
convention ~ the State BAnhars' a.
city June No. go and "a Several *
rursiona, including one to the Puget
Sound navy yard and one 20 Lake
Washington. were resolved upon.
The COMMITTEES which g. preparing
thr program consists ~ j II HuE~.
Jr. D. e.. Nrufriderl \. ~ fatim~r
o.. W Andrews and A II Rasibers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
THE MARKETS

The market mon are we'll supplied
with Eooia today ana business BEL
very -uod.
Butter ta down cents. dreamer,
butter being quoted az sl cents EeEa
arr stlN at ~ cents with firm mar
krt Nala Wallu asparagus tuok ca
urmor turn today owing Co b scarcity
iu he supply selling at s. % pcf
case.
thubarb is Ia good supply and
goes az cents. The California
steamer arrived today with q guoa
cargo ~ vegetables and fruit. 4 few
crates ~ California horrina sold too
Gay AZ tb.0o A few locals are also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
Shakespeare Honored

At Trinity Parish church last night
a celebration IN honor OF the g1sth
Anniversary OF Shakespeare birth
was held. Rev. n Ii. Gowen dsliv-
cred lecture upon the subject.
shakespeare DAY As the Common
Festival u the English Speaking Va
ions. Mr.. Gowen spoke Of sha kes-
peares ifs and writing. and the
great Influence OF the latter upon
English literature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24

For the benefit Of those who can
not call during the day. we have ar
ranged 10 keep the store open every
evening until O'Clock until further
notice.
From every city IN Washington
and hundreds Of miles away, In
quiries are coming thick and fast
for these fine instruments az tire
mendously cut prices. and " viii be
q source Of surprise TO many 20 note
how fast and how far the news 81
this great mOuey-Eaviug opportunity
has been carried since the sale vas
first announced People know that
when we announce "cut prices" %
means "cut prices" and they know.
too. that the grade and quality ~
pianos and organs carried by us are
the very highest and the very best
Never IN our business history have
we been In position 20 offer such
phenomenal price inducements and
such a choice and varied stock OF
fine pianos and organs as during the
present great Alteration Sale. We
wish 20 close out every Instrument.
preparatory Go rcmodeling this store.
and Tor the additional purpose ~
clearing out n large number ~ SAT-
Die pianos. discontinued styles. and
renting Instruments ~ which, ac-
cordlnV 10 our semi-annual inventory
lust finished. we have altogether too
many
Spiendid dspenda bic upright pianos
that ordinarily sell Tor $3.50 can ba
had At this sale Tor S2O5 other styles
FOR ttq7. and the $500 ones for sie2.
Organs from $50 upward. 81 down
and 81 per month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
FOUR SAILINCS

-Four steamer sailiuga. irrespective
OF the Numc cay. viii take place
here today Tho Humboldt and Euhu
Thomson both leave for the north to-
night with good passenger lists and
full cArgoeH The queen. Of the Pa
cite Coast line sailed this morning
fur San Francisco with large mum
ber 90 passengers and "A general
cargo. and the Santa Ana. OF the
krusr line sailed ~ . m. todH y
Tor the same destination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
Pope LEO
GREETED BY
PILGRIMS

ROME. April st.-st. Peters today
WAS the scene ~ an inspiring event.
Twenty thousand pilgrims gathered
there and were received BY the pope.
His holiness was given an snthusi-
astic greeting
In answering an address 81 feilclt-
alton, the pope spoke with emotion.
but In a strong voice. These mani
festatlons." he said. ARE c0nsoilnr
at a time when the church H. 80 per
secuted"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
BITS OF GAIETY

\ Frederick " Hicks viii give
.srsr party tonight az her home.
ssrtieth avenue. The gathering
ISL - On honor 81 Miss Jane
s-aa. who = visiting In the city.
- wili b. laid FOR ten.
nSL Nonheimsr viii entertain
,-s-v % friends tonight 60 her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
Nome MATS

Two thousand pounds Of mail mat
ter. principally second ana third
class, ror Nome. VIII be forwarded
to- ita destination on the steamer
Nome Clu. sailing tonight IN,
steamer Portland. sailing on Satur.
day viii carry only St. Michael
mail The steamer Jeanne, sailing on
the apth inst, VIII carry the remain
der of both 81 Michael ana Nome
mail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
.RADIATING In
EVERY DIRECTION
Large Numbers Taking Advantage
Of D. ). Johnson & Co.'S Big
Clearance and Improve.
meat Sale OF Pianos
and Organs

QUITE A NUMBER OF pUR-
CHASBRs HAVE SENT THEIR
ORDERS IN BY MAIL. WHICH
WE'VE FILLED To THEIR EN-
TIRE SATISFACTION 49, NEW
THOROUGHLY RELIABLE AND
FULLY WARRANTED PIANOS
$500. $500. tl0s.0o. $40 90 AND
UPWAHD-THE BIGGEST VAL
EASY PAYMENTS r OLD IN
sTRUMENTS TAKEN IN EN-
CHANGE STORE OPEN EVEN
INGs UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
CALL EARLY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
"QUEEN ESTHER" BY
HUMANE SOCIETY

The Seattle Humane society will
give the sacred dramatic cantata.
queen Esther" at tho Seattle thea
ter. Friday and Saturday night =
The chorus Ia one of the best ever
heard in this city. consisting u 100
voices and ~ select soloists. all dress
ed in Oriental costumes Nine
hundred tickets have already been
sold, and n ls believed that a large
sum viii be cleared for the benefit Of
the society.
---As=
Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union block
90 20 Spinning for bicycle repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
UMATlLLA ARRIVES

The steamer UmatWn. ~ the Pa
ciuc Coast line, arrived here az s.
clock this afternoon from san
Francisco. She brought up mum
Der NJ passengers. who viii take pas.
sagc Co Nomc ON the steamer Port
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
CHORAL
POISONING
sIn'tams Shown by Patrons
Of Certain Saloon

arr rartaking Of glass OF
ar n he Goo-Goo Eye saloon and
szssfs hall On Second avenue south
~ alsst II. ". wilkins, n plumber
" aVss al iggz Fast Madison street.
ne floor unconscious Eye
.-asssea stated that wilkins had
- vt ore glass ~ the liquor "a
s@es. and dropped over almost
= Hsa carried out into the alley
= Trends. and later sent 10 pO-
j -szdqaartegs. where he was at
- - Drs. Boriss and De Soto.
= pronounced the mans symp-
~ - nose Of chlOral poisoning.
Prsvisss DRINKS
sz.9fs going 10 the Goo-Coo Eye
- wilkins. accompanied by Geo.
szllsnberger, W. Johnson.
walker and Carl Jacobson,
- elEa o. drinks IN the Star
= ne Go0-Cioo Eye. wilkins first
- s.lizer sour. Later he took
- After the last drink his
- - ,.l stood around the bar. sud
wilkins reeied and FELL.
So {. ho.r after this occurrence Pa
e. 6. Hubbard found a man
tae place IN an apparent
-. condition. The oficer went
1 w. sse street to call the patrol
u 0at when he returned the
ga disappeared
ksfussd to Tell
bopnstor Of the place regus-
a. ~ ne officsr v here he had
az lev minutes later the man
40 4Al = box In the rear Of the
ar, re vas sent 10 police head
sxs,.a There he told sergean,
- y. mat his name was James
& go 80 mat he had been robbed
A. ~. ~ 70 and so. Dr. Borieg
~ Nai bic case vas In an prob-
-, u sne o. choral poisoning.
r ~ /. 'iilsfns and May Davis con
= 49, - ssloon ana concert hall
n the men were t,L,r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
NORTHWESIERN
COMMERCIAL
COMPANY

sot ZOE Pioneer Bldg. Steamship Agts.
FOR NOME AND TELLER;
s. s. Centennial, Sailing May %.
s. 5. Oregon, Sailing June S.
r. g. Discovery, Connecting at
Nome for Golofin Bay. Tissue River.
Teller and Good Hope Bay.
Agents for the Wlld Goose Rail
road Co. through bills OF laatng
from Seattle 20 Banner station.
For Passenger and Freight Rates
apply at General Office. ia James
street Phone. Main sol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
JoBBINe QUOTATIONS


Lsmous o. Tsa2Ta t,s. cooking al
rlrs - $50 ~ eauur apri-s a. eses So
ursnEvs - fuHGh No bananas ST Tsrfa go.
,n.tll - - in yer t'H HeeiiIng araasrs.
$50 500 'ansvriaes. 81 IS. traps nml
vsrstsel-s
fo,atess .u.i 81 oug ls On r-r Con. new
- - rrf tuf. hsrfa 81 tsssf - res
s.ses oauo's eau5os pef sars istiuee
O. cshbsse o. arsi rs n-r wi husas =,
cr'rry Gu pvr doz, sweet Jattta~s 81 -.
ler aHr thiu rrurTrs e'H in aaH-f
NffAi. -aHt ioiuatars. 81 inHf rs p-f
1or anlers e sauaao r-f set rarssias
90 'auiino"rr - >. ganpEtnH @B4s.
FFr % s4HaHers. gef ear traus i2|
fgs a'a s' @Ss "a "a sgs s''ias b' ,
hrttfrria tprupfa fu~ peaa &htt tsla
phone praH. - rhuharn tht. prr r.
titna.h 2. a.,nus ~ t.S ssparaEus. tgsaf
ser tos native. .. - OR ssss
Butt'r, cAssss. Egr. ana Psultry
Butter Wsshlnstan cteamsries. ~
cheese Nsr,s wa.hinatsa tuii cream.
lA@lte Eastern NwN york taaWt4r.
Niaeonain ~ Nn4aefHft ass. kHant
VI EsetS - psf case Nru Nafk iAWiae
$50 toe
Esss- strictly nrsh ranch. iss. cau.
faruia it9ttr Oregon fsr
1--we ronlfrra items tf4Uttr. frrefa
- "iN't uHr trn. tufkrVH. iEWtte sees
100 iie. durka tar
trvaasd fuuitfy ruskara. itBter Esrss.
ilm lle d9ess ituiae. chickens. iSe Ia.
Frovisienr
Fresh Mraf-Cpw beef o. ~ 10. st.ei
beef 1rf'sc psr %. mHttrn WetAer. fise
ssrs. Trr. rork. ioc go Do. veal. iarse
s. snail iuc
rroviatnrs Hams fA.st. brsakfss'
backs. ttc. bellies. izc
Hay- Puget sound. per ton SIS o.. Fast.
sfn washinEian timothy. tis ,e8 ts uo. al
fnIfa. i4riGr.
Uratn--Cats ~ 90 vheai ga 80. corn
$50 %. rolled barley. 81 Oh.
Cemmisnioa Meas friea
Corrected dniIy..rhe fa'iautnH rf5ces are
being offered f1 tha producer in suund lots
On ths dock ur Or fhe car at SEATTLE
Grain Oats. 80 1uug3 ~ tafiep 81 90
wheat chicken feed a. 90 sarn. suik
So uu
Cheese Native Washiugtgn tiatitae.
hEEt -strittir fresh fanrh. fTItar
BETTER WashinKtpH ernamsFr. zBazte
ranch. itatTe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
IS STEADY

CHCAGo, Auril "a Tho prices on
dressed beef remained unchanged 90.
day Ham ana bacon advanced
from fourth 90 half and fresh
pork fcll one cent A further hd
vance IN beef 10 not anticipated, as
the supply Of cattle b. increasing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
and Friday, showers. fresh south
winds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
Bike Tags Here

The tags Tor bicycles FOR this year
have arrived az the city hall aud
are being Issued az the city comp
troller's ofncc The tnEs are oval
shaped. the number and date being
on 10 small piece ~ ccIuioid which
ntN into the tup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
sSaeh Of Hoysltis.

ssk Information regarding ire.
siss 49, ~i,nping grounds, forty
.'liss ~ ~. from the city. ana a
AZ IN, ~ boats daily, cxcurglons
'kzrie, and excursion steamer
Aas ~, ealI on the Port Orrbard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24

assi,' @'s.sfeabouts ~ BENJAMIN
: kessHa1z, somstlmes known aa
|. 49,, u sought by hIs faith
m ssaeiio~itz. u Rochester. n.
49, sssisianoe u the local DO
- nan. " aiehlns for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24

Nearly 900 lots sold in each
IS
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