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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-12

If any one can reduce oriental credit
to the standard of Bradstreet he will
have done something that has never
yet been reached. Oriental credit is a
fearful and wonderful thing. The main
object of the wealthy oriental trader is
to appear as poor as the coolie who
packs his merchandise. To state the
amount of his wealth would give the
average capitalist compton fits. A
smart Yankee can do a great many
things, but if he can get the true rat
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-12

The threatening crank has got after
Secretary Hay 1t may not be generally
known that the threatening crank
often displays his talent here, especially
in letters to the Attorney General and
the High Sheriff. Another nuisance
which is common enough here is the
anonymous letter writer. There is
probably no official of the Territory
who is not pestered with this form of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-12

ing of oriental merchants, he deserves
unstinted praise. Such a smart Yankee
has started his career. He will do well.
He will make money, but he will never
learn the true rating of the true orient
al merchant.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-12

That Honolulu is to be definitely
made a port of call for the transports
en- route for Manila is good news We
now want to be assured that it will also
be a port of call on the return voyage.
The presence of transports in our har-
Dor means thousands of dollars spent
among the business men of the city.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-12

Plague in France and Cholera in
Syria will add to the misfortunes of
the Mediterranean seaboard during
these latter months of 1903 1t is ex-
traordinary that disease has not swept
over the Monastir district if the mas
sacres have been so general as report
ed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-12

Judge Estee is welcomed back by The
portant cases coming before him, but
the fact that he has to deal with them
inspires confidence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-12
NOTICE.

Persons needing, or knowing of those
who do need protection from physical
or moral injury which they are not
able to obtain for themselves, may con-
suit the Legal Protection COMMITTEES of
the Anti-saloon League, Mcintyre
Building.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-12

Next Saturday the boat races in the
harbor will be exciting the lovers of
sport. Everything promises a good
meeting on the Peoples holiday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-12

nuisance. The typewriter is a very
favorite means for this style of coward
to hide his or her identity under. 1t
is evidently considered safer than the
disguised hand writing of former days.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-12

John Smith has been nominated. Now
if all the other Smiths and the John
Does and the Richard Roes will only
vote for him he ought to be elected
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-12

1t will drive away this Pest and
not dangerous to use.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-12

Then there will be those who have new
er done anything wrong but who will
be suspected of wrongdolng, most I'M
justly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
KEMP JURY
DISAGREES

The Jury In the ease ~ the state
AGAINST Jasper Kemp charged With
criminal assault failed e. astre after
heuE out nl day YESTERDAY and All
night. and was dismissed hY so-
pcfior Judge BELL THIS mornlns
kemp was Indicted ~ the strand
glty on the ehhlse Of having fsinvd
Mamie rharp, q ltsfrsf-Qld gifl Of
ScofErtown. The ease has excited
eousidcrsnle interest kemp 10 said
% have fureed the glfl Co lead a
double lie
THE siri stale valuable ieWeirs
frrm Mrs tsik. a friend az her
nethefs two rnanths aKe. and ~ hen
arrested for the theft confessed -
her noflaf the relations existing be-
tween hsrself aud tasHsf Kemp she
said that he had fpfesd her Co steal
the diamonds ny thraatsninH iu beat
hsr Evidence ln the ease Nas very
,souuiCtluE ami Jadxe Hell said TO
tn Jury a. he dis harKed them that
hu did NET see huN they could have
arrived AZ s terdtei In View - The
fact
Thr prosecuting attorney says that
tho ease against Kemp mas b. dis
missed. Es it seems alfHast uHpnE-
gible 10 secure a cuHs tEtfen on ihe
girls testimony. which IN pFaetic-
ally uncoffobefated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
MARINE NEWS

Tho American Hawaiian line
steamship Hawaiian arrived from
NcN York Via San tlHnaiaeu. last
carEo 20 this port 500 toms IT gen
rrll u~fc haudiaa from New York
She VIII load about taea toms %
RuEet sound lime. Hour lumber suc
HenNgul merchandise for Honolulu
The RtaAnter lHraliun aaita to
southeastern Alaska tonight with
.hout 20 passengers and 50 Chinese
The latter arr bound ta the tanuvrY
of the Union Packing company az
krii BAY hcalhcs IS toms - sup
plies and Toe toms 81 tln fsf the eau-
mrrN the faraiiuu will carry zoe feus
% GENERAL fusff Hamdlaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
MR.. JACKSON rs NOT
WANTED By ALASKA

Arthur &. knufi president - the
Aissha usoFfa phiral society. an In
atitutiuu which - declared O. have
only mythical existence. dsHifes
T. be commissioners frulu Alaska 70
the - Louis exposition
on tte ground that ne il = pre-
fsssiouai trainer fu3 exhibitions the
residents u tguaau. uhiEh innn hr
claims az hls husHe have fspHdtatsd
hin fefrfY sown ia Alaska slil be
asked u 10 iiks~taa.
Word 90 this effect was hHeufht Il
this city b A a. uuutfieh Of tu-
nsau. ~hn arrived yesterday ga the
safFN - EaaEff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
After O 's@ors.~ at a, % '' .ss
anatrs ,,,,,h ,ha store etoSins theSe harsainx-
ending with the store closing.

Letter HiEe Writing Pads ruled
regularly l2r after o ~ &C.
Black Inh. large bottles after 6
at &C.
Xxx rag Envelope after 6 At
G. package.
children'r Tuscan Hats. trimmed
MIth muil. at &c
Pink Blue AMI He'd itoHeHI 4 b.
a bunch worth zoe after al ssf
bunch.
Estfa special values la Asit Pms
BLACK 90 uNidiEed. beautiful pat
terms. regularly worth aHE "a s3e
each after q choice. Zee each
Pure STA watch Guards. fist 81
round with black. silver OF gold
plated slides. regularly worth u
and ssc each. after &. choice. p
each
Turquoise Head Lac Pius.
dosen on card. regular price ise
per card sale price after 8. qnis
e. pef card
hath Brushes. best quaiity brts-
ties. with long detAchahie haHoleH
regular value ssc each. after ouiy
Sc each
Gold Plated Beauty Pins. war
rantsa not o. break, = aoNen on
card Wngfh regularly IS per card
q ssaF nniN - frF card
- % 49, a., - -
heads. needle points. always saia
"A Sc per boa after 8. = psf box
Invisible Wire ffatf Pine
straight 90 crimped. - o. -.
Inches Ions. regular price = rsf
t.aH. after q . boxes far g.
Tracing wheels bet quality
regularly sold at To- each after
oniY &C. each
Pillow Cases made Of hieachsd
cotton. also t1H1f inches worth iee
sitter g zach g.
Wire HAS Pins. an extra large
assortment straight ana erifursd
very beet aualiiY. worth regularly
iee per box after only s PEE
box
Hone Collar nuttonn aoHen uH
card. very best quality alWagH
sold al ier per card sale price a.
Ter 6. g. card
nauansk Napkins. AZ linen. IS
stFs, regular prics Sc. after & a
duaen. tpc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
UP WITH
AWNINGS

A mild hammered eitlaen
stopped Star reporter on the
street today aud backed him u
against b. walt The citizen had
grievance, and explained he
preferred 10 toll his troubles a.
the news pApeta rather than a
policeman, because the police
force pays NO attention 10 any
thing wrong until the pRHsfn
set after them Then he ap
encd an follows
while the star IL telling OF
other public nulHaneeH. l NiHh
" would take Just aue HNiNa
at the low awnings all over
town that tanEie at the uluz
hrcilaH ~ pedestrians ga rainy
days. drip water down the back
az mans neck aud mis- him
up with other people hnHs
umbrellas get IN chaHeeff at
the same time. Even On dry
DAYS they are liable e. draa 90
a mar'H hat OF smash the
plumes and flowers Of a tail
woman'n bonnet
n have been studying Law on
che subject and mud that
there On a city ordinance which
requires an awnings and signs
60 hc eight feet above the side
walk Nuw Il seems to mo
that the police. who don't anz
pear 60 be d0inH much else
might get busy by notifying the
Offenders against that ordinance
ta ny ghelr awnings little
higher, and running them n r.
they DO not obey promptly
10 an observer sill walk
aiona the business streets. he
viii notice that not one ~ 10 il
feet above the sidnW aik
Homs of them are not sis feet
an1 l thiHk the city ought tu
put up the awnings uf pull
down the ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17

Flue Printed Lawns. afKa
variety ~ designs. iu fast eDiaFE.
Wufih Ice. after .. "a Yard. &C.
goiered Madras, 81 inches wide.
al eaisfh with white corded stripe
IF various Hidths. worth a.. &c. at
Ter g. yard. i'Ac
HoyH Caps. IN golf Kolf-yaehf.
yacht aud Rob Roy styles. az nHs
spring cs.ofH regularly 5ac. sbc AMI
5sa. after , ~ ssc each.
fioYH Waists, Co percais. glus=
han and plque. al shades and col-
aHs IN blouse and ahir'Wuist ftsie
regular price Zoe after 81 So
each
Original VIVA Locust Toilet goap.
cakes 10 box regular gfice -
box after .. b. box.
calEafe'n Cashmere Bouquet Tai
cum psWder. regular price sse. NJ.
tsf {. sac
feaus flstefased Tooth Soap,
regular &c box. after 9. - boz.
HtbYs shoe DresEinR. for ladtas'
aad eengleuen's shoes, &c Kind.
for i6r
ladies' a-Har strap sauuals both
rs patent leather ana Wei Nj
value 81 %. for 2tc
MomFm's Jersey hthtea y alts
Cotton sHfH. hiEh mech. iaas
.s....> :. -, =, '.-'o @,s,:s.2SS -S@s .s...
after 6 iae.
Wamsn's s-roipt House slip
n=rs value 1fc. fer fse
Black and Coiored MeFcerizsd
rstticoats. some with ruffiss 9TH
efs Hieafe1 after g. az re.
Women's f1tra Pine Past iitaek
tasis Lace Ofanwork Hoes. snliee4
heels ard if,e.s. special siik finish 5
The finest 11e quality. after s.
Haira Eac only 3 - eust ogaef.
Broken lines 81 Mems fleece
Llned tnderthiria aud Drawers.
worth Sc a rarmei.f Al a5iAc
Men'r ife black Cotton sax. af-
Ter 6 sale. n pair. lee
white Duck Skirts With hla X
poke dots full fare special
price after g. zoe
ChUdreus white Dresses trim
med Wtils embroidery sizes ~
months one and two years. values
% f. g. 90 and sass special AZ.
tsf g. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
ARRESTED FOR
TROUT FISHING
IN GREEN LAKE

The nrst arrest for takinH trout
from Green Lake was made eY 9ams
Warden Rer. This morning "a
uotu "a ispanese. was caught IA the
att And ln hiss EunuF ane the Eafus
warden found three arss hied hnaas
ilss Snmotu WHs iuebsd ~ 20 the
city Sail Aud "a Cam niaiut As &C.
eured later fun thr prosecuting at.
tafney chargtuE him with unlawful
nshinE The law uuast which the
arrest was made makes u a mis.ie-
nissnor o. tnke trout fruul q LAKE ar
stream within less than thrss wears
after the nsh have been put III the
lake The treat we're planted Ia
Green lahr in june ifaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
POLICE NOTES

Val IorEsuson reported fe the po-
iiee fhls lnsfnfHs that hts rassfts -
the isaF Nisw hoass At FIRST avenue
and rike street. Rad beer broken ~
10 by burglars last night and = suit
~ clothes stolen
Margaret raFiay naa arrested late
last ulzht By pstFuinan Flstehs
on upper Western avenue. on a
charge % lettering around saloons
Her husband waa recently sent to
the insane asylum.
In complaint nied IN Justice
Georges court This morning. II. q.
Stevens - charged with passing a
spurious s. cheek on the Pioneer
Liquor company The check was
drawn on the Puget Sound National
bank Sievnes IL alleged 20 have
no account with that establishment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
MAY BE ALL
FOR BEST

n would seem that the busy min
Ing town ~ failes etl pfa ntiealiy
be rithout u municipal 80 efHmsu Mt
during the comics summer The city
fathers appear 60 be far more tn
tefrsied in attending O. their mining
affalrr than iu running the taan
The Naidvh Nres ~ resent date.
cosnmantiuk ON the embarrassing
situation. says
cot the seven cnlusilmeH four
- vs. already left Tor the inter or
Mayor Nnodsl l. naw absent from
the vltg, hui - sSpsi'tsd e. return
on tts nest steamer However,. fhiH
viii maze only three eounetifnen and
msYor 20 severn the city. aud a.
y taksH four oogueiimsH % a4Ake .
quorum these men Wii - helpless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
WRECK

nuTTE Apru n a report has
reached here that passenger train
No. 4 on the Northern Pacific
smashed into freight train usaf
dickinson. n g.. this morning MANY
persons were injured. All the Hhysis
Clans VA Dickinson have been Hame
Htonsd TO wreck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
LAST EDITION
CALLED CRAZY BECAUSE
she Is OLD AND SICK

was taken Into custody this marnr
iug By Deputy sheriff guok. Whu
found her an alone Ia little HOUSE
un Ward street, trying to de her
uiorninE housr work. white the tears
rollcU down her checks and Hhv tot
tered from Nhcrt Weakness
The woman does net Heem "a hv
ht an Irrational. and hef ruFEed
vlothes and the bruises 81 her hudy
s-en 90 verify the statement that
her husbands treatment Of her h.
bad. be- frequently beating aud ln
other ways ihualnn her atthauHu she
has onlN partially recovered from a
severe Illness. She claims that her
husband wishes Ca have her sent to
tho asylum, simply Co hu rid Of her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
FUNERAL OF
GEE LEE

the funeral Of Gee Lee the
wealthy Chinam8n y 10 died last
Tuesday win be heid from THE late
rrsid.uce ora Third avenue asgth aua
Washington street - aosa iomer-
row. EN~fy carriage m SEATTLE Tat
could b. secured has been hired 10
the obsequisa band viii head
the funeral procession Regular
Chinese fuIarat services all be held
At the grave Ia takkskieN eesusfrfy
hnl the body sill nos be Inferred
The remains wiii - taken - the
funeral pstriefs % the nanneY Wat p
son company. and held until they are
tAksu 90 china
Gee Lees funeral sIll b hsdd TN
der the auaeiees q the ieeal chsusss
MaSaus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17

e.hllHfen's AiuFlin Drawers vim
cluster ~ four nne tucks. special
after 8. i5c pet pair.
Linen fuiured Crash SKIRTS
navy striped bounced With two
straps Of same special after 4.
Ese.
Infants and chndren's Lawn
HaHneia slightly soiiee. values as.
ai.za. $3.50 aHd fiss. special after
six str
Wumau Muslin Gozns. Moth-
Hubbard style tucked yoke. req.
uIaf Xalut 66c special after {. lie.
Women p Muslin Drawers slh
G-iuch heitssiiehed RUNE. special
after 6. -
Woinen's Linen Tape caraet
girdle. c1iOfH pink, blue and
Hhiie. vslde 800. special after &,
EHe
Wooi ssiln Cloth Walstlng. ia
cream. pink. light blue. iufarolss
feseaa light gray and old res.
fsiue s. 90 see
Ron soap. amer 8. 10 bars To-
sae.
fesaa Reversible smyrna Eug.
In supd oriental coi0rs. vslae 4
sar. special after 9. atc each.
2f-inch Tapestry Squares CA
be used for cushion covers q
chair SCENTS value 81 5ac eseh.
special after & ne sech.
inch cushion Cord. in al ca.
orr. value af Zoe yard. special AZ.
Ter 6. s. yard
Applique Bureau Scafgs. Itns
inches. fuil size. entirely aeu. oval
-. 1850 g. ss.s.v.sup,. ,. =, -.
I sIsasstaffs festtat tnfu~ ssu sasn.
HaiH price after 8. pc earh.
NaWeus White Hcnstffche1
Han1keff hlefF. ga Y and !. .lneh
hsnas. ful. size. ps-fert cofldnioa
EefN sheer linen lawn. worth ref.
uiaziY i2ize each sale psics. after
S. g each.
Fancy Coiured Figured iouisins
six Ribbons fun . inches xsds.
aIth firm saivag@ edge and draw
string suiia bic FOR nerkusvsf. hat
and dress trimmings q nsK az
aaffueft 81 fancy caiors ard pat-
fefEs wusth regularly NC yard.
nsse price. after 8. itc per yard.
Heal Eng ish Cott0n Torrhon
i.ares snd inaertsons from 10 1
inches wide. very pretty cpenwnrk
patterns. Wlth xtrenx se&liaped
ssiEes. that wiz wash and wear
we'll suitable for trimming fiss
undHrNeHr. etc. actually worth aF
% lie per yard. sale price. after {
ste Ter NHrA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
Hit SCORES

The temporary fustfainlus order
recently signed BY Superior Judge
TAllnan. un petition ct t'fed tilit
a taxpayer rulednlng the county au-
thufitlrs nom lsautnE warrants 10
members 81 the recent afAnd infN n
gaNmeut "a their fees Tor days on
which they wete not Ia session. n as
continued in turee this morning uu-
90 the ease can come ur fof hear
ms GA itH merits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
EMPLOYMENT
SCANDALS
COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON La.
uoR WILL TAKE UP COM
PLAtNTs AoAiNsr AGENTS

The council committee on iabai
Viii hold u special meeting at TIE
city hail next Tuesday "a consider
private employment agency scan.
dala Tho petition " 100 warhmHt
fuf the abolition Of nii private EN-
pluyinsnt offices viii then be euas
siderud Chairman riifpaitieh said
today
we want hli wurkuen who have
grievances against local employ
agents to be- p'Vprnt aud state thelt
cases m the charges are proven
steps will be- taken o. put the fraud
ulsnt employment agencies out ei
business
" g. Took today filed ehafEef
with Labor Commissioner afani
against the United states Nmpiaf
ment office Took charges that
agency with taking 81 from him or
the pfrtrnsr uf securing him paHl
tian through an Everett employment
afficc He says that when he vent
"a Everett the man iu charge of the
agsucy ~ that place told him that
he had nn position fat him.
Took says ha then wanted the
Hxrfeft sKent tn sign receipt
showing that he had applied fgf
work. but tie Everett man said that
Was not nscrHshrN.
When Took returned 10 the United
states Employment office. he saYa
the man IN charge OF the local
agency refused 20 give him back bic
money. Acgordiugy BE- filed the
complaint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
MERGER
DECREE
STANDS

ST. PAU. Apfil t4-1udee san.
born today refused to allow the
Northern Securities company ta fur
nish supefurdehs bonds and modify
the InrfHef decree 80 80 10 permit
the company Co ray dividends en
MhN l. The district attorneys says
hc has been instructed by Attorney
General Knox 10 oppose any such
move.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
DROWNING
AT HLDES

Wiiiam u. Stewart. az enploya
81 tte gtesard 3 department - tls
steamer Portland. whish arrived lass
night from NafdeHs Nas drowned b
falling c1 wharf Al that port
March IL
The body w8s found the next aae
and curuuerr iuaNesf hwld. the
verdict Was aee tientsi death. II ia
presugued that the man sefi OF the
wharf while trying 81 beard the
Portland. lie aas buried 4t Nastes
Stewart uae a member 81 the iacii
Marine Cooks a Stewards unieu
RE has relatives Ia canada and q
sister On England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
SLOW PROGRESS

The TRIAL - John Reynolds Cor
tng murder - William Aesslly Hs
Mrllugtou, last ianuafs il pro-
sfvasms SLOWLY to-day. on account ~
the diffi altN 0g Kuttius a Jury. A
special fruire 80 au meu NsA dFaAu
yesterday afirfnoan. hut this uafn-
ms onlN re Fvpaftsd II - Thought
the jury viii be accepted and the
openiuE statements a. the gHsH made
tunarUN mufniuk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
.CONFERENC

A grievance committee IT three
members % the Street Railway I'm i
pleyrs' union. went into conference
i'm Manager Grant If the ssattis
Electric ramuAnY. In the latter =
Once. ~ 30 o'clock fNis Aftstnsssn.
There N hgpe new that ali differ
rnces between TIE men ard the eaHn-
pany Asii be settled ausisAhly. a..
though there are mere TRAN 50 pro-
tests 90 BE- looked into. besides oshaf
complaints
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17

"iust because | ara old ana sick,
aud can't work ans maANI nobody
caves anVtbMN fer me a. wants to
be bothered having me around Huh
bod old Mrs CaaWen thia hefuinE.
as she was led In the insanity tell in
thp county sail this WuEHinE and
rcntiN latd on O. bed by two deputy
shctlds.
"tvcn my husband wants ~ east
me on. because 1 attn of ne further
use Go hlni she continued 4 know
! avn childish aud reeslsh# but l ana
not crsrN. bias tuat taa sick ta stand
un ms fleets
William CasVeil hAd esttieF.
gWofc Ca an insanity complaint
against his old wife. last night She
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
LOCAL THEATERS

Ros. coahIss rsnlsh,

Rose coahlsr Tsnsah.
There r IS mueh difference BE-
t@ecu F1usras hsfuiHsk ana the
Leroines ~ cthet aFamatlat4 ~ there
y between ar ordinary piece %
chalk ard n particularly fine piece
- eheeee Ills plays are the frnif
- q great Hef.saH both fu literary
sSerit. and Ia details II staeecfafi. =
rays Rose caEhfsu. uaa atpaafa "a
the Grand tor zhf and temarrov
IN ~Ths Sseord Mss F4uquerag
The chri.tlsns
The Baker Theaser eosanany viii
present TLa ChfiatfaH. Hal.
Gaines pos sflui play 81 the Seattle
tht alter next week. apauiIE Hith n
matinee Sunday afternoon.
LADY Wiu1emersa Fan - the
attire cfion 90 tie SEATTLE thsatsr thia
week
Third Avenue Thsatsr
The Fatal Weadln. viii be Kivsu
o matinee performs uee At the Third
Avenue tHeafef tomorrow afternoon.
ami after fna uHffoF uaF1gu HfIIH f.iis
iian Rose woosi win hold = pabile re-
ception GA the stage where she vii.
he pleased r. see ana meet an her
friends. The last performance al
Tine Fatal wedding VIII b. given
tomorrow night
Next sandaY the four -aei drama
california" viii be presented at fbs
Inird avenue Tor four nights only
Madison Thsatsr
The managers Of tbs Madison the
alter announce = bin Of hizh-claaa
people for next week. Among those
Included Ga the It viii be Dave
Raphael. the vsnlfiioauisf. in III,
latest Originaiitles Kelly and Kelly
~ whiriwind singing ard dancine
speciality. Kraft and Daily. sketch
artists. The Great HaideF. n deN.
ferrous 1uEglef. Other artists ulli BE-
seen ln conjunction with the abovs
making u bill ~ exceptional merit
Efhe EllsIsr
Effi@ fsii=i~f - When EuiRht
hood Was IN Fiowerf' viii be seen =
the Grand sunday night. =
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Ninety Pounds Rolled Oats S2.75

Rolled oats. pot up in ao-pound
sacks. strictly ffrhh and pura. pei
sack. t11b.
Preserves. Pot up ln Hlhaa Jars
Cherries STRAW berries and itaHps
berries. per iaf. iic
Fresh Ranch Eggs per dezen
Tor Saturday 49,
Malt Nui per pnrkaHs isa.
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Mrs. wllkiss suus

Anuic NnkinH Instituted tivufrs
rfur~sdhss against William VIII
sinw ~ thn HupafteF court this
morning She ailrgaa tesaFlIau aud
n "a support IRE complaint states
ftee iu wisconsin r. ltsa The d..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
LAsoasas Aslp

f1vc penuiisss ttaIiana. she are
suspected - httefnrfinE - land r.
seattle a. contract taheFefs. ssfx
held ~ The bnWiEfattpn inspector
aboard tks steamer MalniAafsf
when she arrived ffem Vancouver
fhie fn1fNira
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While n Seattle Af. ilahsaf
wanted new hat. lie uaturaiis
visited King BROS the popular hat.
ferH and furnishers. Hla First ave
nue. The result was Gordon = %
hat Worn by men ~ brains -
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SEWER BREAK

The bis First avenue sever hfuss
"a University street Yesterday even
ms ~ a result If the sstfiinH 81 the
nr-in the street, The street has been
settling Ter several Nesks past. and
the sewer was bent and partially
broken fuoFs than a wesk akus Yes-
trfiny wNemiuE q hfnse cpfupiststy
and the NatwF saturated the eaFth
CAUSING " h. eatve hsforn the N&sss
age COULD D. dtfefted at IHtau street
it had filled she aales In the street
auFfare.
Tho sq-inch Waterman en- the east
side ~ the street = seriously sad4a.
Errrd last nights break