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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-23

Senator Fairbanks, OF Indiana, has
been mentioned as a candidate for
Vice-President and for President
Nothing is half good enough for him
His conyolutions are throwing OFF
great thoughts copiously Peep into
that wonderful machine. Rural mail
delivery is a good thing" says the sen.
ator to himself. "The statesman that
helps II along will be appreciated by
the farmers. Why shouldn't the gov.
ernment give the farmers telephone
privileges? 1t shall. will propose II
myself" And he did. The postmaster
is to read the farmers letter TO him
over the telephone. The farmer sits
down, writes an answer, and has II
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-23

ready for the rural mail carrier. Cor
geous notion, isn't it, Everybody likes
to have his letters read by the post.
master. Only a few millions would
be needed to make and to keep the
postoface's telephone exchanges Rur
al free telephone delivery will be o
good institution, II the farmers will
only give up their prejudices in favor
OF reading their own letters and at
tending TO their own business.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-23

When a public man out of office be.
gins to view things with alarm, It is
fair to assume that he longs to return
to power and set Alright the world out
Of joint. Mr.. Clevelands speech at
Chicago in October had all the marks
Of his well-known, heavyweight style,
which clumps and shuffies along like
procession of elephants. 1t seems
to be an effective style, in its results.
but it makes you think of Nebuchad.
nezzar's criticism, in the Oxford prize
poem, of the diet Of his salad days:
And murmured, as ne scanned the un.
wonted food,
1T may be wholesome but it is not
good"
There is too much wealth, selfish.
ness, vice, corruption and what not in
the United States, according to Mr..
Cleveland, and something is going to
happen II we are not very careful.
Fishing continues good. Princeon is
salubrlous. Life is comfortable, even
for an ex-president. But power is
sweet. Retirement pals. Sweet to
the nostrils of the veteran circus
charger is the smell of the sawdust.
Mr.. Cleveland is healthy. He'll come
without calling very loud
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-23
Wireless
a Winner

New York, Nov. 23.-DeForrest, Of
the wireless company. announced to.
day that, under directions OF the sig
nal corps. wireless exchange was sue.
cessfully tested between Fishers
Island and Fort Schuyler. 10 miles
apart. ON Long Island Sound. II was
announced some time ago that in case
this test was successful the wireless
would be installed between st MI.
chaels and Nome,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-23
A Good lmnrovement.

w. W. Walker is an enterprising
citizen of the sixth ward, and has
completed a fine windmill, with tower
and tank that holds 1900 gallons
From this he has piped hot and cold
water all through his house Now,
with his nice, new house, If he only
had the Initiative and Referendum no
thinks he would be happy
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-23

President Kruger rs Il seems
natural 20 cAll him, Is a lonely aud
pathetic figure in his declining years.
Tie lives Ia retirement on the French
Riviora near the Italian frontier a
heautihl country. but not attractive
10 the old Boer's eyes As the monot.
onOus veldt. Darwin. in his Voyage
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-23
The Strike
In Utah

Salt Lake, Nov, 2S.--General Can.
non. Of the national guard, returned
from the coal camps OF the Utah Fuel
Company today, He declined to be
interviewed until he reported 10 the
governor lie aiurms the s,ories OF
lawlessness. The militia is in readi,
ness 10 proceed 20 the scene inside OF
an hour. None were working at Cas-
tie and only rs at sunnyslde
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-23
Kidnapped
the Girl

York Neb., Nov 23-Sixteen-year
OH ReulR Thomas daughter OF farm
er ives kidnapped last night from her
homo Bloodhounds are on the trail
today She was a witness in a Grimm,
al case against John Blair who Is sus
pooted oi spirltlng her away
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-23

Topeka. kan, Nov 2--Eight mu
tineers were placed on trial this morn
lng for killing Guard Waidrup.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-23
Current
Criticisms

with the Procession in Christmas
Everybody's Magazine)
A vote ofHthe people would name
Theodore Roosevelt as the Republican
candidate for President, and there
would be no second choice. A vote of
the people would name Grover Cleve-
land as the Democratic candidate for
President, by at least a plurality over
any other Democratic candidate.
There was no reason for the fear
that the discovery Of the postal frauds
would interfere with the extension
OF the rural free delivery service. A
statement prepared by Postmaster.
General Payne shows that 2455 new
routes were established in July. Out
of a total appropriation Of s12,000,000
for the year for the entire service,
some S3,0OO,0 900 is left for new routes.
The first encyclical of Plus x. bears
the date OF October 4th. Il was re.
ceived with eager curiosity. What is
to be the policy Of the new pope? The
encyclical. is what might be expected
Of the glorified parish priest, the man
of simple life and ardent faith. "Op-
positions of science falsely so-called"
do not disturb HIM While he wishes
well to scholars, to those who devote
themselves to ecclesiastical and lit
erary erudition," yet his preference
is for those who while they cultivate
that, dedicate themselves more
closely to the welfare of souls, through
the exercise Of the ministries proper
to a priest jealous for the dlvinS
glory" His program is to "restore
all things in Christ, so that Christ may
be all in ALL" II he we're a Protes.
tant he would be said to belong to the
evangelical party" Inevitably, later
encyclicals will have to deal more de.
hnitely with existing social and po.
ltcal conditions.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-23

Now what will be done according ebOve
Come in and look the you do not your money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
SOCIAL
DOING S


Miss EstrIia FISHER Ntil entertain
number u young feopie n cards
Thursday evening. March Il. At he's
home.
Mr.. ABBOTT and Daughter. Mrs..
fiunksft. eosh ~ Vancouver. ~ g.
are the Euenis Of AR. and Mrs New
lie u this city.
The seattle Federation 81 wemen.s
clubs rvt yesterday Afternoon. n
the club Funnts % the Nes aafk
block. Many members were pre-
~nt
The naehsiors' club rive a danelnE
party Tomorrow niEht al theif head.
quarters Ut 70 expected % be 3
very pretty anair.
The members - the Eastern star
gave a Very delightful and Informal
dsrstnx party last niEht IT the Ma.
safie hall
The ftsnedirt'a Dancing eiuh s-sxs
a party tonight In the nsntau nm
clubhouse Many Invitations have
been issued and Il l. expected a. b.
jolly nffair
The Midnight Adieu club L. max
inR tisns a. giYr another one 81 their
dances IN fAffie'H hall. Tuesday srxen.
ing, March a. These have been
very d@lishtfui arairs throuasseus
the winter. and the next party l. be.
inE looked forward 70 with much
pleasure.
The Children o. the Sunday school
Of Temple DE- tfirsch siTe a ruftn
ball Thursday evening. In the nsnfnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
SCORE KILLED BY
BURNING OIL TRAIN
WRECK OF TANK CANS FOLLOWED FIERCE coNrlAoRA.
TIoN-FiHRcH HEAT OVERCOME SPECTATORS

Oiean creek II dragged, II Ia be-
neved that several whose ciothinE
was aname. plunged into the river
and wefe drowned
There are 50 injured In the hos
pital, % whom seven are expected To
die. only cite il unidentified,
The victims were nearly all young
mon aud Noutha Mreckinn crews
are working a. fast ~ possible Go
clear the ehaffvd wrcckaEc, Al
trains are running BY way " fiuf-
faio, as the tracks are iintAHnRhlc,
A. noon a. the flames hroke out.
word was sent At once to nicnn po-
lice headquarters hy telephone
ENery doctor and ambulance In the
city was summoned Grocery was
ons and carriages we're prenHrd iute
service. aud everything possible was
done To hrtne the Injured. without
delay. to thu hospitals Tor treatment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
SAWLOC
THIEVES

EVERETT wash. March 10
Warrants have been issued for the
arrest Il several persons IA and
around this city for the alleged theft
Of leEs. The arrests are 60 be made
al the Instance ~ tho LosHers pfo=
testise Asses iatinn. whose mstubefs
claim that they have hern rahisea Of
$40. 600 worth % logs during the past
year A detective in the employ Of
the association has been at work tor
SEINE tiue securing evidence against
those who. u " claimed, have made
bustn~a 81 the theft ~ logs
A swift launch h nov heins built
Zoe the association, n will be- used
10 patral the sound aud protect the
Interests Of ths members 81 the az
ISOLATION.
CHRIS Carpenter. ~ the shtnsts
mill firm ~ carIentef ilros.. and he
hoasa tender Albert ufayess we're
arrested yesterday on the charge II
sawins IA shingles loE found float
iuE in the bay near their mlii and
allssssi 10 beieuE a. member u the
association. Both men gave eaah
hail Of sioa each Zoe their appearance
ia cuufl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
DRINKS POISON AND
DIES IN HIS ROOM
A. ~ KEARFul. or ST. JOSEPH. NO. FOUND
HOTEL NoRrsERs-wAs WELL DRESSED. Bur WITHOUT
FUNDS. AND PROBABLY sPoNoENr

A. NJ. kcarful Of St Joseph. Mo.
killed himself IN his ruom at the
Northern hotel. either sunday nlsht
or yesterday morning Hts dead
body was found on the bed hen the
room was opened last evening
kearftsl had ended his iife b. taxi
ing hichioride q mercury. Several
Of the hichiorlde tablets were found
IN hts room. half dissolved In a glass
u water.
KeArful was Always well dressed.
and Apparently hsd funds bat no
money Was found In his room when
u was searched by esoFoner fioyr.
and he failed 10 Pay the board bill
which had been sent 10 his room
Sunday. He was not sesn alive after
the bin was presented
Krnrfui arrived al the hotel nine
days ego. from 81 toeeph. lie had
considerable baggage and WAS not
asked to pay in advance. A H. Gus
fomary At the end q every week. the
bill for the room vas SAINT 10 the
guest. A bell boy took a biii 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

kraFfuiH raam sunday. lie said to
the boy that he weutd be al the desk
and settle up a. aucn AZ he came
downstairs. lie vas never seen
again alive.
Last evening the ehambeFfnaid re-
ported to the desk that there was q
Hight IN the ruoal. but that ne res-
f.onse could be obtained 20 her
knoe kins
One q the bell bayr climbed over
the traHsafn. and on the bed. cold In
death. found tho body Of tho guest.
A number Of letters ana photo-
graphs that we're N kearfuis POS
session has been destroyed II Nhn
learned from a new spAper clipping
that he had been 4 rerpectrd cittErn
~ -. Joseph. nud that until he came
West. he had been the private Hec-
retafy Of ". W. Wheeler % a large
mercantile ftfts there The dead man
was about as feafH u e
Tho general belief az the hotel r.
that kearful was dssrond~nt over
Ecney matters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

ol.EAN. n, \. March ie.-ffs,e-
ably a scere Of lives were ioHt last
night In a terrible fatality resulting
frurn the Wrccking and hurnins of a
train ~ oil tank ears on the Erie
raiiroad.
The train broke IN half when near
this city The TIVE sections then col
ildeA. wrccking ane u the oil tanks
Hirv Immediately hfcke out and the
entire train was eosen envelopcd In
flames Tcrftfie explosions followed
each ether w quick succession. and
the burning Oh was scattered far and
wide.
THE nre wap Ntili burning az s
o'clock this morning. marking the
scene ~ last nights disaster with n
high column q smoke Fifteen are
known Ca he dead. and the list VIII
Undoubtedly he increased when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
BETTER SERVICE
FOR QUEEN ANNE

II a bin introduced last night b,
President Parry % the city council
becomes an ordinance the Seattle
Electric Company via h. required 10
car service.
The Measure pros ldsa for AZ least
a minute service tetweTn a IN.
and 10 ?. m and ne, raorr than a
t.-miuuts service between 10 .. an.
and midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
LOCAL THEATERS


Nance o'Nsii
Elizabeth. Queen u England wa
Miss o'Neii's play ~ the Grand last
niEht Miss ~ Neifs INTERPRETATION
u the wonderful character o. the
vlfsin queen was almost fawiess
The Jealous. unfeaiias deapot I'D not
make a favouts character, yet the
role gave the staf a chance e. do
SEINE heavy work The JsWeas'
VIII be presented tonight.
Madison Thsstsr
New Nhudesiiir people appeared
Al the Madison thestsf last night
The nsN attractions are clever and
several ~ the acts are really neN
Levers Lane
"faxnfe' Lane viii be aenn a. the
Grand tomorrow and three succeed
ms nights There l. intermediate
ground. says Nf. nfadY. between
the cuhbie stones and the hay isida.
and cur desire IL Ia impress that
Lovers Lane is story Of small
town NE.
THE Three hats
''One Touch Of Mature and The
Three Hate b the double bill al the
Seattle thsaief this week Mrs Hor.
ace Mcclure 81 this city appears In
the former play.
sam horfl.
Sam Morris and his company pre-.
sent The T'eddisfe Claim 81 the
uptown house this week The play
Il e1od and Morris = clever.
DR. Cheat has removed his offices
10 Marion building 90.
De, shaved At shfeushurY's ia
Fesier. %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
ZBBLE rs GIVEN
ACCENT VERDICT

A superior court Jury last evening
returned q verdict for 20 cents IN
favor % the plaintiff IN the suit Of
A. ~. zibbie ". Elaine Selison. for
malicious siander. This nfnornf
sued for was 1000. The Zibbies
claimed that Miss Nelson had stated
on various occasions that they were
not marriasd. but were simply living
together.
Now the lawyers are wondering
whether the attorney who represent
81 the plaintiffs. took the case on a
contingent fee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
FIGHT IS
STILL ON
TWO ORDINANCES REGARDING
GRADE TAX ATTORNEY

The nahs over the appointment, Of
a srsas ias attorney 60 saecsed the
tate John ". Pratt. promises TO prees
an Interesting feature q the mseslns
q the city council. next Monday
night
4 week ago the matter vac re-
fefreI 10 Corporation Counsel GU
liam BY the adoption % resolution
turning the work over 20 his pfitre.
last night two bills we're intro
dtleed which brings tho firht hack to
the council cFtchiou introduced a
tiii authorizing the mayor 60 enter
into a contract with local attorney
who win have charge o. the ROLLER
tiau Of the grade tar under TIE d.
frs.tion Of the corporation counsel
The ether hiii was Introduces b.
Murphy, and authorizes the terror
alton counsel TO appoint another a.
slstant. txinE bic salary at fteo per
month.
10th bills were referred 10 the
council ta meet ~ COMMITTEES 81
the Whole at , o'clock next Menaay
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

suitable for house gowns. and<f.
wear. etc. worth up TO &c Ytfs
sais price. > 10 n, ii4c.
boys Knee Pants. IN eofdafpI
sfzsa J 60 - years. worth tts. ~
nc.
Boys Knee Pants, ages /, q =
years. worth &c. for lie
t,arnels Hair and Beaver sh1xk
knottei fringe All around. eel fs<-
ulafiy at from 800 10 TIA. % 4
t5ss.
$40 values IN Pedestrienue EtH1
double slot seams. panel free
stitched bottom. IN rich uk{<l=
melions special. . to II. tsA
i6e Decorated China Toefhri41
holders. 90 N. s. each
z6o Large Glass Fruit Dish: Z r
II. - each. Only one TO bsf4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
NE WANTS WATER
ron GEORGETOWN

NJ. L. Hamilton proposes 70 sivs
residents Of Georgetown pure water
from the Cedar river system " h.
can make q contract with tho city
OF Seattle for the water.
Al the meeting uf the city council
last nishf Mr.. Hamilton presented =
petition TO BE- allowed 20 tap the
Cedar river pipe line. leading from
the head works 70 The city. and asks
that the city enter into a contract
with him for water IN = sufficient
quantity 20 furnish the needs II tbs
ssa residents Of the GeerEetown dts
frict.
Mr.. Hamilton haifE a franchise
granted hy ths county commissioners
TO lay and maintain water mains and
service pipes tn the 6seorsstowu dts
trict. Tne petition waz referred 10
the fire and water COMMITTEES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
NEGRO PERRY
cOKFESSES

BOSTON. aarrh s--Rheriff Fair
BERN has made public a portion Of
the confession made on hia death tTti
~ Perry. the nesro murdercf. FeFfy
= hen h realized that hs was dying.
completely sxnnsfaied Mason. Who
~ sAid had nothing whatever . %
with tbs murders and niukEinxs.
Perry broke down and wsrt a. he
confessed and toia the sheriff this
details
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
is NEARLY
A MILLION
FEET A DAY

Walter 4. Wheeler. city franchise
inspector. az the meeting Of the city
council last nisht. nirt a report uf
his official innpfetlun II the gas
plant ~ the Citizens Light a Power
company ~ INTERPLAY. lie fernfteai
that the capacity of the plstt II at
this time sge gee cubic feet. which far
exceeds the capacity required in the
nampany'a franrhise.
lila report aiso states the the
company now has ia mites q mains
and service pipes laid. which iH also
mrni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
GILL OPPOSES
THE LAUNDRiES

Chinese iaundries are not desirable
in the residence districts OF the city
according to Councilman uill. At the
meeting Of the council last ntght MI
eill WAS rather severe Ia hiH arfHiHns
ment of the celestial lnundffmsns
stating that n onv OF them should
establish himacif on the same hiaeh
as HE reHidence, that there would
immediately follow raUe war. aud
very probably dead chlnnmAn,
In accordance with motion fnHfis
by util the corporation counsel viii
prepare an ordinance regulating the
distrtetH wherein laundriea Of any
Kind shall be permitted 10 be epsfs
atod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
PATCH UP
QUARREL
LOCAL iNsPUcroRs BRYANT
AND CHERRY AoREE TO
WORK IN HARMONY

The trouble between Captain " ),
bryant and Engineer g. c, Cherry,
the local United states marine In
Hpeetnrs, H. at an end They have
shaken hands aud agreed to be
friends aud work In harmony far the
noad 81 the service hereafter They
came "a this agreement yesterday
evening az the conclusion af the In
yeatiE alton conducted by Huperf isiuE
Inspector birmingham u san FINN
fisps.
captain bryant at first refused 60
continue Ga work with Cherry but
when Captain birmingham teld him
that ~ that case he would be dis
missed he agreed 10 the proposition.
Captain birmingham stated that
iiryants charges against Cherry
were not proved, although Cherry
had not disproyed some % the sssiu
satinnH
The evidence secured at the hear-
ms together with captain fiiftaihs
hams recommendations viii now
be forwarded a. Inspector KeHsfat
namont, who viii Eisn a final de-
eiaiun IN the ease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
THE POPE RECEIVES
ENGLISH PILGRIMS
ITALIANS INDIGNANT rHE urrHRAncGs TIE DUKE
NORFOLK IN RgFERgNeG 10 INDEPENDENCE OF holy

which Catholics throughout the
world viii never eeaHr 60 claim"
When this Passage became known
ou the outside. Il created the most
bitter resentment ON the Part Of
Italians. a. It places the English pil
Krtms ou the side u the church In
the nsht which IL IN pfeErvas be.
tween the Vatican and throne for
aupfHmarf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
NELSON RETURNS
KITH0UT FAZ0N

Deputy Sheriff Nelson has refurn-
ed from san Francisco. where he
went about 10 days aEo In search Of
W. ". Faxan. who n wanted for
running a swindllne gambling game.
II was reported that Fa1on had
left British Columbia and gone 10
the California metropolis. but he
could not be located Ia the latter
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

ann clubhouse Mrs = MartrnH-
t.fn. Nfs o. ftneenhsfr ana Mfn.
Hnl i'riudrnthht are IA charge ~ the
Entertainments
To-. aud aafH Montgomery ituHnrll
viii unteftsfn the "wednesday Card
club un the evening Of March A. az
their u onldsnOr on She first hill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

RoMf. March English pill
Ertins were received by the pope to-
day. hts holiness hooked better than
81 any time since his recent ulnees.
The Duke Of Norfolk. the Catholic
representative In England. read an
address which contained the follow
ing passage We cannot forget
that yoa have streaueasiy asserted
the Independence % the holy see.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
srRuck HIM WITH a KNIT

a. u. shnnef. who aNnH a saloon
AT gi21 First avenue reported To- the
politc this morning that man
named cole, whe formerly worked
Tor him. had struck him over the
head win "a knife. TIE men met
last nisht IN the hall over the saloon.
aud the dispute that nruHe was over
the matter ~ 0aie'H discharge shat
fpr claims he was struck during the
argument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

At ipo a pair. from 30 II. Asn's
Heavy Wool For. suitable for
sfronE weaf. and value Cor sc.
Fancy NAF4sgAicf Sofa riiioN
Ribbons. ~ iaehes vide, with
araasstffns. guaranteed All pure
elk al the very latest eolers %
select from. worth regularly tse
yard, sale price. &c yard.
STAMPED Table Covers. made
from tsfs finest quality butcher .
linen. with colorcd borders. sire
7sn19 lnchsa. al the latest floral
ard conventional designs, worth
regularly e. each. sale prise, TO
IL. &c each
I4arY piatt. Vat and Imitation
Duchess Iaaera. from 2 90 ~ inches
side. very finest quality. Tine net
top. with heavy Fcaiiof'ed edges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
RW
FIR MRX

che ordinance authorizing the board
0f public works tp prosecute work On
the municipal lighting plant The
preliminary work II now ~ such
shape that the actual eonsi rlrtion
Of the plant will be commenced al
once,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
8 to ii
Wednesday from 8 to
II A. n. we will sell

Playing Cards. csc kinds. for INC.
Poker CHIPS. this n0lErleHs ones.
ssc pet boa.
Day MueiiaKr. = Kind. 5o
unrulea Pound Stationery. ioci
worth zae
caliins cards. o package worth
Evans Lnstetntsd Tooth Soap.
eSe bofes for iz4c box
WhlKhta Dsntomyrth Tooth
Powder. gle bottles fnf Zoe
t9ii White Huaa soap, &c cakes
for ioc. QasnlltY limited 10 Gus
toners.
women's Hkir; chsfnis~. broken
airra, handsomely trimmed with
lace ard Insertion. regular value
81 g aud ttss speeiai, 70 IL.
Thursday. &c
Wumaiin sAirt chemire, trimmed
wiih lace and Insertion u finc EN-
bfoidsfy. regular value t4IP and
g. 20. special. to II, ssc.
ghildfsu'H outing Flannel Ekifts.
with waists eniara pink ana hlaei
with hsn1sfitehed hefn, sizes !. ?
and a regular value toe. special.
Sc
Er,ra Heavy Tubular fho~
AaANFHH HNNFAAH AiAaFAa - aAN
lengths. regular price O. Ter pRir
sair price. frum to II only, &c pei
pair
invisihis Wire Hair Pins, straight
~ crifupsd. IL ~ 80 inches long,
extra quality. regular price &C pef
box sale price feem ) 20 ~. boxes
for 81
g. HEa whips. 70 II. ie.
q tasrs fstafhfa Pins for &c. 20
A.
Womsn'a FaHt Hack Cashmere
HOSE. double toe ard heel. excellent
quality. best sc shiuea from 60
~ 81 lie
- Inch Al wooi Pine black Pan
ans f.laHiHH Dress goo1s. fsci
value q -
tf-ineh Half Wool Dress Goods.
In navy bIu0 ard cardinal. si lie
value sc
Mems SOC easrsudeFF from 20
n. on "Wednesday At = pair. Tee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
MISS ROOSEVELT
SAILS SATURDAY

WASHINGTON. n. G.. March 10 r.
Alice Roosevelt sails Saturday fof
Han Juan. Porto nsco. or = visit q
Governor Hunt