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WILL MAKE
A SHOWING
Anti-imperialists to As
sembIe Facts

BOSTON, July IA number Of
neutrality-suspicious.. Including Charles
Francis Adams. N. Moorsfield storey
aud Julian Goldman. have gone 20
Bslons Landing. on Lake George. 20
join other leaders q the movement
In a meeting OF a special committee.
which N To investigate affairs In the
Philippines and secure publicity Of
facsa.
IL IL possible thar after the meet
inx statement Of facts developed
will be rent 20 President Roosevelt.
Before leaving tho city Mr. Adams
said the COMMITTEES proposed 10 make
up IN tahulated farm such a show
Ing that Il Will be incoutrovertible.
Il believe he said. there will be n
sufficiently good showing made for
our contentious 20 induce the preri-
dent 10 regard the matter In an en-
tireiy different light than he has
heretofore assumed" The meeting
viii last several days.
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This city will soon be horse crazy,
II all Indications prove true. Already
an unusual interest In being mani
tested in the coming meeting of the
King County Fair association, and as
the new racing plant 10 to be an up
to-date one, there IS every prospect
OF the meeting being more OF sue
cess than the directors FIRST antiei-
patad.
From a racing standpoint Il IL said
10 be already success, for II Is as
eured that nearly every harness and
thoroughbred horse in this section of
the country will participate In the
rncing. This means volumes. for
there IL promised to be no one sided.
cooked up races at the new Duwarn-
ish valley track. From many OF the
small meetings around here there
have come odors OF bad racing. where
there has been certain understand
ing between owners az to which
horse should win. These rumors
have dlsgusted the public, who like
TO witness honest, fair racing.
The North Pacific Fair association
was orgnnized with n View TO raising
the standard OF racing, ana With the
advent OF the King County Fair as
ISOLATION, IL expected to come the re-
lief 80 much desired by the men who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
KING COUNTY HORSE FAIR
WILL Be OPENED AUGUST 8
NEW RACING PARK WILL BE THE CENTER OF ATTRACTION
FOR SUMMER AND FALL - ExcELtEkT PROGRAM
PROMISED WITH ABLE MANAGEMENT

have iabored to put racing on a solid
basis
This association gives new power
and life 20 the racing, and now when
n dishonest owner, driver or jockey
IS ruled OF for fraud. II means that
the ruling VIII stand. and he is then
useless IN the racing business. The
Montana Jockey club, the California
Jockey club and the National Trot-
tsnF association win recognize the
rulings or the North Pacific Fair as
ISOLATION. and in Robert Leighton
that association has n secretary who
Will, faithfully inform the different
associations OF the rulings of the new
circuit Mr.. Leighton IL an advocate
OF honest. high class racing. and is
working faithfully to that end.
Secretary and Manager T. A. Van
de Vanter Of the local association Ia
enthusiastic over the prospects of
the coming meeting. II promises to
be a great big success from "A racing.
social and financial standpoint.
Stake Events
Among the stake events TO be de-
cided during the 10 days' racing are
the North Pacific Stakes, $1,000, for
2:f6 PAGERS: the NJ. a. NJ. Stakes.
$1,000, for q: 80 trotters; the Juvenile
stakes, $500, for thrce-year- old
PAGERS; the Pioneer Stakes. $500. for
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VENTS
HER ANGER
Throws Strongs Effects
on Waste Heap

NEW YORK. July ga state
rcnt Il made this afternoon that
Mrs. sfronk. the mother Of Putnam
Brsalee strong. for whom the police
are searching 10 find cut what he
St4 with $500 Geo worth Of May fohe's
s~wsls, i seriously m. Her sons es-
eApaae is said 10 have caused her
illness.
May Yahe this morning threw all
the articles Strong left pehin4 him
n their cottage en- the Hudson into
the refuse pile. The poilee found no
trace % strong Nearly every pawn
ehap In the city has been searched
fer the raissins tewelry. bat only a
ANAL portion Of Il has been located.
Il II now believed that Strong ear
red away the larger part % Il with
kEm.
society Is mueh interested In the
scandal ana recalls the old days
when the charming actress and the
handsome army officer were enter
tanned In New York before the
breath ef scandal had linked their
nance t1Kefher.
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SWITCHED
The BILLS
Clever Thief A Wolf In Sleeps
clothing--Got Away With
His Game

Fred Hubbard. . tobaeeonist OF
ssi. First avenue. was made the vic
Tim OF a clever swindle last Saturday
night. II cost him $500 to ind out
that every man who wore working
clothes IL not honest
The gentlemen" In question came
10 Mr., HuhbaFd's cigar store satur-
day evening and purchased dimes
worth Of tobacco. In payment he
rendered 40 bill. SIR. Hubbard en-
sminsd II aud saw that II was all
risht lie handed the customer his
1870 change. and was 3ust puttIng
awey the BIN when the customer
said
IL, N. SEQ TIA, bill a second.
viii you 2"
Mr.. Hubbard passed over the note
and the swindief passed IL back after
apparently just xianeing at II. Lat
er. however. when the fellow had de-
parted. Mr.. Hubbard made the dis-
eovery that instead ~ $40 note. he
merely had one dollar btu. The
bunk" IN the brief interval had
switched the bank notes and was
sAt9 to the good. The police are
trying 70 md the man who thus
rslns a living
Ne Was clad IN working mans gar
menss. and appeared TO be an honest
artisan Of seine sort. and Mr. Hub
bard was thus thrown OF his guard.
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CARRAU WILL
THROWN OUT

o. Far A. Judge Hsrsers 10 Con-
esrnsd Mario 10 An Atkins
Iasee
The Sullivan VIII eco hss beeN
'f1pelIx eiQ1e1 = ~ >11rrel e1sr<
" 5afs~ Hkh4orA sirnlnx : deerse
which snjcins Marie rsfreu from
making use ~ her ALLEGED VIII In
any other than an appellate court.
The defendants In the action are
not satisfied with Judge Hanfore'a
recent decision that Hannah and
Torrance Callahan. the Irish cousins
81 the deceased. are the rishtfui
helrs 10 the $500 600 estate.
Within slx months the suit will
probably be taken 10 either the
United States circuit court o. APP
peaIs er To the United states SUI
prsne court.
Judge Hanferd holds that the will
on which Marie carrau bases her
claim should never have been admit.
ted to probate by the superior court,
AZ II Ia Irregular In several respects.
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L.ADRONES
GET AWAY
Cavite Constables Plan
Proves Futile

MANILA. July as.-The drive or
ganised IN Cayite province last week
for the capture % Feiissrdo and
Montalion. with their forces. has
failed The laarone chiefs, takins
advantage Of their knowledge Of the
country aud undoubtedly assisted BY
Information derived from friendly
natives. succeeded In breaking
through the Gordon and are now
supposed TO have made the shelter
OF some mountain retreat.
The authorities are very much dis-
appointed over the failure ~ the
plan, which was an elaborate enc
The constabulary employed IN the
drive numbered 100 men, carefully
organised and wait drilled for then
duties. The area covered. however
MAS a large one fer such a force. a.
u included 80 square miles VI terri
tory. Another attempt IL 10 he mad
AZ soon as the willy chiefs asatf
show themselves IN the lower lands.
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WILCOX IT.

HONOLULU. July fs.-Ths Home
Rule party after a stormy session.
IN which the younger eiemsni Of ma
tives. led by Jonah kalsnianaole
cPrince Cupid. left the hall, b0itins
the convention. renomlusted Robert
w. wilcox for congressional dele
called Hui Kuekoa fnon- partlsan).
after which they called a convention.
A split occurred over the adoption Of
constitution 10 govern the party.
and but little was effected.
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three year-old trotters. the City
Council Purse, $1,000. for 7:t0 class
PAGERS. Some of the thoroughbred
running stakes are the Seattle Derby,
$1,000, for three year-olds; the La-
dies Plate. $500. for two year olds:
the King County Selling Stakes, $500,
for all ages, the Fair Association
Handicap. 5000, for all ages, and
numerous others.
The Seattle Derby. at one and one
quarter miles. for three year olds.
foals OF tspa. closed with "a nominal
tions. and lie a credit to the new as
ISOLATION.
At the Track
There are now NJ the track several
Derby candidates that have royui
chances 10 win, and their owners are
taking no chances In conditioning
them for the big race which win be
the most renowned running fixture In
this state.
The full list OF ellsibles are Bas-
senzo. Royalty, Doreen, Louvelsea,
Forest King. Lord Glenn. Airline b.
Platonius. GYPSY Boy. Sir Claus, An
ME Max. bob Crawford. Halmetta.
Pirate Maid. Tufts. Backbone.
Porous. Dawson, Monte, Vanguard,
Grace Thorbun. Reciprocity and
Headatrong. Many OF these three
followers as well bred and highly
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WEST SEATTLE
LIQUOR SELLING

A change af venue has been taken
~ Attornsys Page and shipley. who
are defending Matt Dec In The West
seattle Illegal liquor selling case,
The attorneys set forth that they did
not believe they could get a fair trial
In Judge Davis West S-sttis police
court and thu change VAS taken to
The justice This question u chang
tnk casa from = police court Of 4
cIty Of the fourth class 70 the -coxzrx
~ . fustfcx n ire peace HAs fAised.
but the change allowed The at
torneys for the defendant refuse 20
Giye out their futurf plan 81 de-
fence. but say that Mr.. Dee viii ssiii
conduct his raioon al Coney Island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
CORN JUMPS

CHICAGO. July ss.-There was
sensational squirt IN corn on the
board Of trade Just before the close
this afternoon. The price advanced
rapidly from soM to 81. closing al
t61. Buying by shorts caused the
jump. Tomorrow II expected to sec
the squeeze In full operation with no
let-up until the men Ia the deal are
convinced that there IL no further
Use for maintaining high price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
BOGUS FIVE
DOLLAR PIECE
Crosby Tries To Pass u Twice and 10
Arrested Last Tins

Fred Crosby. who says he Il a
hookkesper, was arrested by Police
Officer Gilbert in a Pike street
saloon last night for passing coun-
terfeit money. The specific offensn
for which he was arrested was the
attempted changing OF spurious IS
gold piece. Crosby tried TO pass tho
five during the afternoon and failed.
but tried again at night. The sec
ond failure was worse than the first,
as Il caused hts arrest.
A number Of counterfeit coins
have been put IN circulation during
the past two weeks by a man an
swering Crosby'r description. II In
possible that his arrest IL q big fed
crai catch for Policeman Gilbert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
HOUSEBREAKERS
TAKE A BIG FEED

Burglars who are In the habit Of
taking a little free lunch white piifer-
ing a residence. are either becoming
numerous In Seattle or else one pair
OF thieves arc doing considera bile
amooth work. a thiovtng Job was
done by two knights OF the Jimmy In
the residence OF q. A. Brigham at
1781 Twelfth avenue south, Sunday
night. After they had stolen all they
wanted. including 40 In money and a
number OF trinkets. the merry rob
beers spread a sumptuous repaat on
ths back porch and then refreshed
the inner man.
The house was tumbied badly and
the furnishings thrown In ell direc-
fions.
The police were notified last night.
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N. P. PICNIC

The Sunday schools Of the FIRST
Methodist Protestant church q Be-
attic. tbs Methodist Protestant
church of Van ASSET. tbs Msthodiss
Protestant church 81 Gecrestossn.
the Methodist Protestant church Of
Yesler and % the Methodist rroiess-
ant church % Green Lake will COM
blne In an annual picnic ~ Wood
land Park tcfnorrow. All friends are
invited.
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$50 SALARY

CHICAGO. July aa--Ths police are
entirely without eiewH 10 the alleged
robbery Of tho Masonic Temple
safety Dsposft vaults. All of the EN-
pleyes we're questioned last night,
but nothing tangible was adduoed.
fhe president % the company admit
ed today that none OF the employees
q the concern received over SIS
fnouth and that his salary n only
"a a month
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WILL GET MONEY
FOR NEW CHURCH

The rally given by the Mount Zion
Baptist church At the old university
grounds was success, t11s having
been coilested and $500 pledged to-
wards the erection Of n new church.
As the church belongs 10 the Arneri-
can Baptist Home Mission, Rev. Me-
Pherson and his congregation are
confident that with It's help they will
soon be able 10 erect the finest coli
ored church edifiee In the North
west. Mr.. Mcpherson leaves to-
night for Spokane to attend the third
annual session Of the coiored Rap
fist state convention. which con-
venes there Thursday. to laet four
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
PROMOTED

WARRINGTON. d. C.. July ga
President Roosevelt today appointed
Colonel Thomas Ward as a brisa-
dier general. 20 FIJI the vacancy Gre
ated by General Jacob Smiths re-
tiremens. General Fred Grant has
been offered the command Of the
eral Jacob Smith had been assigned
before his retirement
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$4,000

SAN FRANCISCO. July s2.--T'he
sale 81 tickets for the coming so be-
tween Jenries and FitEsiuinons has
reached the sGQ.eoo mark ana there
Is a stronk probability that the grosn
sales will reach $4,000. Betting to-
day stands , 80 / IN favar OF Jeff
rles. Fitnsimmans win be outciasNed
as usual in weight. but this time JEFF
fries only weighs zii pounds.
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followers as woii bred and highly
tried youngsters that have already
shown their class.
The coming meeting win be mix-
ed one. with the trotters. PAGERS ard
runners alternating the public's at
tention so that the lovers OF the har-
ness, horse and the bang-tail win
have ample oppor runity to witness
their favorite sport. The idea is
new and novel 10 be introduced In n
city OF the population OF this one.
The program, as mapped out prom
ises to be q most interesting one.
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DAYLIGHT
ROBBERY
------------~-~--~-
THEY STRIKES pAwNeRokER
SEVERAL TtME5 AND GRABS
HIS WATCH

Robert Luris. an Occidental avenue
pawnbroker. was this afternoon
made the victim Of one Of the bold
eat robberies that has occurred In
Seattle for some time. A $40 watch
and - constituted the loss. but De-
tsctiss Adams recovered the goods
a few minutes after the robbery.
Several days ago an unknown man
pawncd = silver watch with Ar.
Lurfe for 81. Today he redeemed IL.
but when asked for the 81 and In
ferest he replied by striking Mr..
Luris several blows In the face. In
the scuffle ne relieved his victim Of
a solid gold watch with a Howard
movement. The thief ran and made
hts escape. Detective Adams. who
happened 10 be near. took up the
chase. The thief slipped the two
watches to Louis Barnes. negro
whom he ran past and then disap-
peared- The watches were recovered
and the eoIoTed man arrested as a
possible accomplish.
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each days sport wal be separate and
distinctive, with all the features Civ
en- to the public before the meeting
begins.
Numbers of people visit the track
daily 20 get line ON the horses. and
many owners win uncover n few
good things during the meeting
President q. w. Dickinson viii see
that the crowds will be taken TO the
track and back again In quick time.
Manager Van de Vanter is planning
20 have the first days racing run
as smoothly a. the last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
DAUGHTER SAYS
He STRUCK HER

Wallace r. Cerow, who recently
returned from Dawson city. Alaska,
was arrested by Policeman Batan
last night on a warrant sworn TO by
his daughter, Ella 81. Garrety.
charging him with assault and bat
terry. The troubie occurred at AK
point Sunday over a little boy. Mr..
GeroW's C-year-old son. Both want
70 keep the little fellow and Mr..
Gerow took him from his daughter.
who has been appointed the guardian
n the child By the superior court.
Mrs. Carrety says that her father
struck her when he took the boy. and
Mr.. Gerow says he did not the
case comes up before Justice Cam
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
BLOCKADE

WARRINGTON. ID. O.. July H.
Minister Bowen, Mt Caracas, ven-
exueia. cables the state department
as fellows THE Marietta is 60 pro-
coed 60 ascertain the facts OF the
blockade at Carupano and attack
upon Puerto cabeiio, which IN ex-
pected hourly by the government.
President Castro has expressed his
intention Of proceeding TO that place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
NOT IRISH

LONDON. July sz.--coionsI Arthur
Lynch. accused u treason for fight
Ing with the Beers. was arraIxnec
today and again r<mandsd. Aihreeht
yiitorn. an eK-memhsr q ffhe frish
brigade with which Lynch was Co.'S
ueet-d. testified that members q
that brigade were no more lrtsh
than hs himself -.
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BY FILIPINO

WASHINGTON. d. C., July "a
or ali designs submitted for the new
Philippine coins. authorized by the
last session OF congress, those drawn
by Figurdos. n native Filipino artist,
have been adjudEed beet ana will
probably be adopte6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
CARMEN yOUMG'S
CASE POSTPONE

The case Of the state Va. Carmen
Young, which was TO have been
heard In the superior court today.
has been continued until September
~. on account OF the illness OF Lila
Young. necessary witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
VALDES VERY
PROSPEROUS


Exosisior Returns With Latest News
From Copper River Country
The steam schooner Excelsior.
Captain More. arrived from vsIdes
at 1870 O'Clock with q large list OF
passengers. Her cargo consisted
chiefly ofste5 tons Of salt fish. ". NJ.
Brown. an attorney who has re-
has returned 10 Seattle for only a
few days. reports conditions very ia
vorable on Copper river. The rich
strikes on the Nexina." he says. and
the preparations for the constitute
ton Of the Copper River railroad are
making things hum at vsldcs"
ON June 10 Frank Bartlett served
papers on Charles Brehm. rsfrainins
the latter from working the Slate
creek claim. which was supposed to
belong 20 wcnke and Newcomb.
Hottest Day In History
July the hottest weather ever
known In the Copper river valley
was experienced. the Thermometer
standing 100 degrees in the shade.
Charles r. Rua has won his SUIT
against. the estate OF II. o. Glad
baugh for a half interest IN the
property At Virgin bay. Rua So
cured s30,sso IN cash and $4,000 in
stock By this suit.
The company Of mining experts
who went 10 yaldes on the Excelsior
went aboard the steamer Newport
and were taken 20 La Touche island
for visit OF inspection. They were
accompanied by Robert Biei OF New
York.
Half wheaton arrived from the
Bremner country July II with the
first news since April from that
country. He hnd a rough trip Of II
days. Some Of the men are taking
out an ounce day ia that region.
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Will. ASCEND

NEW YORK, July 22.- Santos
Dumont arrived here today. lie viii
make an ascension at brighton
being the first opportunity Of
New Workers 20 witness a dlriEibie
balloon,
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REPORT ON THE
WATERWAY co.

Al the Chamber % Commerce
meeting tomorrow the Lake wash
in9fon canal committee r. expected 70
present a report upon the WORK be
Ing done by the Seattle ana LAKE
Washington Waterway company.
Iaet week and Is in session this at
ternoon preparing the report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
BACK HOME

TACOMA. July aa.--ffnn. Francis
W. cushman arrived In Tacoma last
night from Washington, lie will
visit different sections Of tho state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
KING WALKS

cowEs. July 22.-Kina Edward
walked yesterday for the first time
since the operation was performed
upon him four weeks ago, His ma
jssty continues TO improve IN all re-
spects
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TWICE HER AGE

Cyrus J. Love. sxed u years. and
Miss Mary Decker. ard 2 years.
both Of Brighton Beach. were mar
ried by Justice Of IN. Peace II. II.
Cam az o'clock this afternoon.
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ONE YEAR FOR
FORGING ORDER

Fred ". Racho. who was convicted
OF having forged name to a money
order for tlb.7b, was sentenced 20
one year at Mcneil island and 800
and costs In the federal court today.
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MRS. MACKAY
FRUSTRATED

LONDON. July zz.--Mrs. mackay
is 70 Frustrated by nor husband 3
death that several doctors were sum
monsd today. They have ordered
her to take a complete rest.
The date on which the deceased
miIlionaire's body VIII be taken 70
America, where " viii be Inferred.
has not been decided, but II Will
probably be In the early part Of next
week
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LOUIS swANcER DEAD

Ioula SWnnRer, aged 30 ythfH, uItu
at zz4ik Eighth avenue. this after
noon. The body is NJ Butterwortns'
lie was . member Of the Foresters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Vicinity. Tonight
and Wednesday fair warmer We'd
nesday, with light 60 fresh north
winds.
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TUTHlfl. AS
A WITNESS

NEW YORK. 1uiy ss.--winism ".
Tuthtll. the man IN the Latisner
case. was the rkincipei witness In
feasy'e session a. the coronsrs I'm
CURRY into the mysterious shooting Of
fatsrnsr. Tufhi1i declared his rela-
tons with Latimsf and his wife were
cordial and 1T the time ~ Latimcr q
death all were good friends. He de-
ntsd that hla relations with Mrs.
Latimsr we're improper. Ills state
msnt was fia~isss and left little or
no opening to connect him with the
crime.
Mrs. I.stimsr. the widow Of the
murdered man. was the next wit
nes.. she said the man who shot her
husband wor. black mask and that
she had no doubt he was burglar.
vHREG YOUNG auNAwAve
f. Jas- White. Prank Clark and Fred
Jones. three boys not over fs years
OF age. are In the city lookup at
Everett The little touxhs are be-
ifsvsd To b runaways from Seattle,
and the local police have been asked
10 ind their pafsnts-
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TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE Of
BEING BURIED IN A WELL
SoeHuA SANFORD SPENDS UNDER stxrv rEGr
~ EARTH AND sHlcke-LVEs ~ BREATHING THROUGH
SMALL cAsgPiPE-surFGHs HUNGER AND rHIRsT

seHtstfves Of ths Baaaia museum.
Hamilton museum and others are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
MORE MEN FOR
THE POST0FfICE

George w. Beavers, general super
intenfenf Of the division OF salaries
and allowances IN the United States
post0ffice department. has arrived
IN the city on q tour OF inspection.
He viii look into the matter Of add
ing, more men TO the Seattle post
office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
oEATH o. ALLEN PEAsg

Allen P@asc. aged ~ years. son Of
Mr.. and Mira. Feaz>. died last even
ing al Ballard Of quick consumption.
He was a member Of the Maccabees.
the Good Tempiarr and the Order
Of Washington lie In survived by
both parents and widow.
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Frank sAylmar and Al smith fell
into the waters of Lake Washing
ton with their clothes on last even
A rowbOat. The launch Wildwood
was near. and Its occupauts--E. X.
Butserworth and n party Of friends,
saved the young mon from possible
drowning.