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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21
BANDIT
TE:RRORS
TWO MEN ROB STORE, HOLD
UP FARMERS AND BOAST
THAT THEY ARE ESCAPES
FROM FOLSOM.

MoHEPLY Mo. sept io-Two men
claiming 70 be members Or ths gang
that ssaapea from the Poison peni-
Tertiary IN California. boldly robbed
q clothing store 1t Clark. tGeiTs miles
north from here Monday night Tues
day morning they went 20 a farm
house At Edward. and At the point d
a revolver took tbs whole family cap
live compelling the women 10 prepare
three meals for that day and = GUAM
uty u food 10 take haay with them.
They refused go allow any one 70 leave
the house during the entire DAY
The fsbbefa buaHted that they we're
from F0iaom. and would make Aiis-
sour understand the way Tracy 80
capped TheY told ~ The clothing store
robbery They departed AZ night after
threatening the Mort0nH with death
II they gave the alarm. The facls
were teafasd today
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CRAzED
BY GRIEF
SISTERS DEATH DROVE MISS
LoRENsEN INSANE

Margaret J. Lorensen. an unfor-
tunate f7-year-old girl who, owing
to grief over the death Of an older
sister. which 6ccured four years ago.
has become hopcleasuy insane. was
committed 70 the stoilacoom asylum
by Superior Judge Tauman today.
She arrived in Seattle accompanied
by n married sister. Thursday even
ing, from Chicago. and was met here
BY her father. a. l.. Lorensen. a
bficalaiA Of Ballard. md a brother
a year ~ go Older than herself. Of
whom she ia very fond. II hnd been
the intention Of her father aud
brother 90 hire nurse and have her
taken care Of at home. but she was
IN such condition that it was
Thought best to send her 70 the
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committee q elect The officers which
NeFs omitted a. the last meeting
and aow haA a complete Inst % Of
ficrra a. follows Pr aideul. n +
feslies. Wee aressaansz - EH#se =sssi
five sections Of Alaska. 4. = swine
ford q Ketehikan. J. W. Lsedy of
Valdez D A. Mckenzie ~ kaYakuk
capt ~ " Nice ~ Dutch Iarbor.
IT. csbeli whitehead of Nome. John
W Roberts and @ r. sautsr 81 Sc
attic secretary John g Green.
Executive COMMITTEES. J, - HaKe
st.. v. A. Steel. William PiKott. T
: Lippy. J y rhubefz. \. 7. Hun.
ter, 7 r. Jennings
Trustees. A " Hastie. ] J.. Mc.
Donald Julien A. Becker. All q
bold office until May. ia0f
The club completed is organlxa-
ton By adopting a fuH set II b.
laws
The meeting was most euthuaiaa.
tic. fulfilling the predictions u Rich
ard aNnsfisid White. under whose
presidency II was first called to.
zefhHH. more than 50 members beius
on the subscription papers with more
90 hear from.
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MED GNNHE MzD hip
A PIT1FUL CASE OF PRIvATIoN, SICKNESS AND
WANT. WHERE A LITTLE AID WOULD HELP

Ore OF the most pillubla instances
~ nld aEe. dgHtlfutiau and infirmit ,
that has eYaf been called "a tho st
tnniinn OF the charitable public IA
this city. Is that of an old couple
living Ia miserable ahack out ~
Central Seattle, rendered helpless BY
paralysis and rheumatism. and too
proud 60 accept tho shelter Of the
ppufha The miserable rem
nHnts ~ their worn and meuded gar
urnt hardly suffice 10 keep them
from freezing and the cupboard has
been bare for many "a day. except for
q wFefehea crust o. ssfsp al uteaf
that has served to keep the two aged
iuvaiidH alive.
Some time ago their condition WAS
pointed out 90 the authorities. and
the county Bppoffioned 81 per month
Tor their support There waa some
discussion as 10 sending them % the
poor farm, but their distress was So
sore that nothing more vas said
about a. the poor farm being al
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AvED BY
A CHANCE

by The interest chance hail q DOZEN
allr failed u l1rs their lives Ia "a
lHHWay on Nfaief way this after
saii A team 81 nufavt attached 60
fandaHs Ca company tank aHnu
"a. lHt as shed dow u ths steep hil.
hreaknerk aHeft from sixth aNs
une o. Second kNenue IS hem Hsr-
nd aFeHuo waf reached the horses
FHfu running q a terrible speed in
rani ~ 0uYa drug store. un TIE
tuuthneat r1fuer. q crowd Of people
UHH standing
The maadrnea horses made sud
sen iafH am beaded dirsetlY Tor
MS efuad fof an instant ! ap-
pf eel - " a catastrophe Nouia BE-
iha fvaHl Men held their breath
AMI omen covered their eyes 20
hiHf v bet theK believed would be
seehs ~ hluodshsd ana death.
Then the team. going al its high
est spvad Fan ah7ratiy into a teio-
phaae peie an Tho corner smashing
the tahaslr uf the wagon ln e. o.
thssissfa pieces. The horses Nfnt
obs on either aide If the pole. one
hgfhe Has fhr0wu several feet
So auKtl the at and then siid aiaug
the csrfent sidewalk for nearly half
biaek
The either animal Hsa thrown with
ssfflne fafee ak#iust the eide # the
drug store une ~ its eyes was torn
Gus aua If Wili b. necessary e. kiii
hiHa. The other hpfHe naa aot badly
huFt
oa na3sd In the street like water
ffum fha open valve % the tauA-'
Policemen we're neuf from the sta
tian o. keep the crowd from The
wagon aad 10 prevent the 90 from
takiag FIRE Tire air Nas fuu -
sas. ana lighted match might have
.>S~> .-~-.~-..<-~>-.
ahH tHnh VS. NOS HHutF anfuHEru
nor was the wagon.
Tbs runaway was HtnffNd ~ sixth
avenue and fszief aaY ~ the run
away of a FraHEh Commission COM
panY waRnn. The driver of this
wagon. TOY Aifhaft. Vas thrown
frafn hEa seat Nhsn Al sixth avenue
a. hiH vehicle overturned liis les
pas broken ard be aas removed 60
his home iu the cts ambulance
Neither ~ bis hafne4 waa hurt
Tfsag had scarcely sfafied ~ run
when tha wagon overturned and
started she standard uil team.
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DUNRAvEN'S TAKING NOTICE.
IRISH LAND BILL STIRS HIM

LONDON 1T ieuAa as II the earl
- punrafen might eet ihe fizatc In
british a ffsifs that D. hes ale 49,
falAasd=-lH the WA HAT be tnAAasd
tha America cup TITS rnAfirai i'm
fu1ffance hssA bgan Increased b bis
election AZ president ~ she CaHaii 2
tuttunai club. the raHaurs atsFe aiFaA
~ thn National E.liFerai ciuh Ter the
distinction % being she lafsfat club
members
Perhaps ths discussion % tha Ifiah
iama btu ia the hutfae ~ lords may
give the earl his chance % gain the
prestige a. a statesman hlH admirers
believe he deserves since this
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ready uVefcraWdf1l
Within the past few Days the old
lady haa been tortured with rinum-
atiaiu ard compelled 30 stay ia the
urefched prcffnHo 81 bed that BE-
about the only article af furniture
IN the shack. and The old man In The
heipleasurrH IF paralysis has watch
Cd beside her faithfully, refusing 80
leave her side NeiEhbnrn have
been contributing food 90 relieve
their immediate distress and Mfe A.
curtis Il resident If Central Seattle,
called today a. the star Office. re-
gurHtiuE that the public be- asked.
through the star 20 contribute food.
clothing ana money 20 relieve the
distress Of the aged couple until
something can be- done Tor their
permanent distress
Mrs. curtis Will receive eontfibu-
TONS al her home. 20 Ninth ave-
nue. south. aud the charitable public
viii De assisting r. worthy cause by
remembering the address
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VET lore
TR0UBl

compulsory Tor an alian ahip cr
60 be property examined before
ing up residence ia the iu
States
rhe Russians ON the Maaaui
deserted the vessel after BEING
off They were mot examined
the company Is held raapunHlhlc
their return unless theY declare {
iutaatiaR Of iraNinn tine roHnir
pass examination fef entefthE
pay the required head tax.
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'AMBER
SAID NO

tmheH ~ eHmmefs last epcns
against the HrhHma O. cell
government ga hnuHa The
the federal huildlng ~ pro-
ran enlargement II tho atfucs
Sic action was taken 0u the
hHt HHY change would would
60 entail delay
Ehnmaa iufhr. - che commit.
Intud a. consider the matter
IHE an additional tract m
rider that the structure might
au r. iafHor scale. reported That
the committee appreciated
le !uaasgsaa ~ sac present
9felt thH Necessity u Fastening
amsncament II watk
10 star advised edlfarlaiif re-
tt has hern determined tu. fol-
q the original plans and secure
and funds hter f-r "a large
4n the cast which the committee
+ can ne dane etthaut msuinN the
irfHral beauty ~ she main
ms
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measure came ncfbfe the country.
Lord DuufaYen has been one 81
those interested in its shaping, and
some inelsive comments he made on
the subject IN an Interview have been
" widely discussed.
The earl has the advantage of be-
ing respocted ON all sides. 4 ntaunch
conservative. he was described re-
Gently by a liberal news rer a.
essentially q man who has tho
courage or hia convictions. and
those convictions are at least the
outcome Of an independent mind ac-
tuafed By a genuine desire 60 get NJ
the truth lie was under secretary
10 The colonies Tor two years, and
81 chairman or tho historic commit
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II - simple 20 publishers. and
should BE- plain 20 the public. that as
the circulation II q newspaper IN.
cteasea. the cost u producing each
sheet dlmiuiahes. The circulation Of
The Commonwealth has 80 grown
that its publishers. The Coleman
Company. can now afford - cut ia
subscription rate in two beginning.
therefore. with this weeks issue. the
annual subscription price 81 The
Commonwealth viii be only one doll
lar and fifty ennta@half liz former
price II o. the popular Western
price n IL ~ every sense 10 the al
vantage Of the public. Of readers and
ads ertiaefH. a. well az Of the pub
fishers The Individual readers In
tefeaf Is strengthened BY the knoWl-
edge that he reads what an his
nelghhora read And with the strong
force ~ subscription solicitors nov
being organized throughout the state.
Oh Washington. ~ we'll az an Sc
Attic. shall read The Commonwealth
II will cover thoroughly the public
affairs 81 the state. with this city
and county first. and It viii continue
20 be in increasing ratio the best.
most popular and mast effective Hd-
verfisiun medluufin Seattle 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21
FIRE BUG

A fire or tucendiary origin was dis
covered on the roof OF the Gerrick
Bros brocerY store at Green Lake
at 3 o'clock this morning. a guam
uty OF waste was found after the
blaze had been put out b. bucket
brigade. The police were notified
and an effort j. being made u find
the rulprit. The damage was slight.
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GH ID ZAlXlC WITH
LING MpRklNNME1

mayed by the tas-cua 20 the
feugu.
Leonard. who was chief erin
and who held the revolver et
bartender head set seven s.
Whuc the other reviewed sta d
Leonard has served fltr' year
" ala Walla Tor auafhr hoi
same. and b. believed also 60
served sentence m California
rues under aliases uiiN Damn
D. u Buruett
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asylum. Her deIuslon 10 that shs IL
dead.
The girls story Ia n most pathetic
Inc. ss before her sisters death she
was unusually pretty and clever. Her
grief 10 SO great that 1t has impaired
her mental faculties. and although
everything has been done by her rel
atiyeH 20 make her forget her great
trouble. she refuses 10 be comforte3.
During the last year she has been IN
a convent IN Chicago. but she cried
"a constantly that the sisters had
4 send her 10 hospital II vas then
that her father Was notified that his
daughters mind was permanently
affected
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tee on sweatinE BE- ava work that
ein not b. forgotten la THIS e0uu.
fsy. lie made q pipaky attempt -
iafuas HnmtethinE lac effcieurY infB
thr house q i1fda haf tks effort
ended Ia faIaare.
It's life has been unusually fuii u
adventures AZ Young man he was
q famous sterriaahaaef. Like snvs
sfai other English spoftninru. be has
hunted and trapped IN tho Rockies
tie has beer a var correspondent
representing the london Tsitgra Oh
10th 10 AhgRviuiA anf Gsrma ny
Lord panraNsn e now g. he has =
daughter. but an uncle a. hla heir
frwaumptivr.
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Died IN
DESPAIR

BERLIN. sept. 1s.-Prof. Protter.
the world famous German classic
scholar. committed suicide tu.iay be-
cause he had not sufficient strength
10 enable hsfss - finish lssss ssss.ss on
Greek mythology. which he has been
writing.
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CRUSADE
FOR SUNDAY
CLOSING

EVERETT. Wash. sept Ito
mnFfuw Rrv. Thnnas q Seattle.
Rev raHaasnt 81 Tacoma. and At
tofnsY laain fpf the state auti.safaon
iaaRue wiii op~n q fiKht here for
the closing u saloons ca sunday
a number ~ meeting vill be held tn
the churches and pians faf the ar
rest - those violating che sunday
Law wiii b mafn.
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2 DEAD
OTHERS
MISSING

wftKEsnARRn pa- sept IL
A dynamite explosion occurred IN
the Laurel nm mine. this morning.
Two bodies have been brought to
the surface A number % other
miners are stiii unaccauntod for.
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TAINTED
IN COURT

susau Rumbeaux IL having a pre-
fmiuafN hearing TODAY an q aharga
Of muf4erink her husband Jsmfs
fumhaauS. at Walsh Lake The
hstring was hegga Yesterday after
naun. and VIII probably not be cor E
ciutsd before Monday
Yesterday duftaE the hearing.
Mr. RHmhesuS, whe d sns.f book .
ing cninfet woman. tainted away
while George n smith was EiNlug
his testimony. Il WAa damaging %
the defense
Mr. smith waH "a the stHHd at
this morning and faf some liuse this
afternoon BE IL the utana ser 81
the rfl casnnauy FOR Hhieh che
snussirfai ulAn NAa atflng ~ esaA
aHf haA several times settled tFut,h :
les iu the EamheaHx family. The
fact that RsHfheeux niade state
ment ySnuerating hts wife before his
asaih. i one 81 the ussu paints in
the defense
Affs KumhssuFs ennfs-sian aftsf
: ~-- S-S~s~ INTERPRETATION r-~~-
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WILL he Be THERE2

Councilman Kistisr u the Second
ward has been invited % attend tho
meeting Of the Rainier Heights I'm
prov sment Club this evening ana ex-
pound 60 hia constituents his views
on the new deadlius question. The
messing viii be held at Oiiman'a
hail al : q clock
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LYNCHED
NEGROES WREAk VENGEANCE
ON BRUTE OF THEIR OWN
RACE.

MEMPHIS. Tenn Sept ~ An
armed mnb ~ nssgr8ea lash night over
powered the sheriff ~ iaxafa. Ark.
.nd took a negro charged with crim-
inaiiy assauitlng tNo little Negro girls
aFsd eight and ten from tho iaii. and
hanged him % a water tank where
the body was left dangling until this
morning.
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william Il Thomas. alias XII"
smith. the Hchaueman murder Huh-
part was this afternoon removed
ffum the rfuF.denee hospital 60 the
county lau under 4 heavy guard tie
Was taken IL the police ambulance.
IT'S condition - such that the au-
thoFltlea believed that II waa safe
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VALET WAS
AMBITIOUS

NEW YORK. Sept Timothy
Williams. Charles Gates negro valet.
was affaiEnad this morning for
stealing $3.50 Geo worth of diamonds
from John ". Gates. steam Yacht
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CRUEL PAPA

Mrs Anna Powers today sued her
husband, John r. Powers. a plumber.
FOR divorce on ground 81 cruelty.
She claims that he likes nothing bet
ter than 20 annoy her. and that he
ono time carried their delicate baby
boy out into the rain. Just 20 make
her feel worried She asks for the
custody 81 the child.
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10 remove him and besides they feel
safer to know that he III behind the
prison bars where the chances for a
getaway are reduced 20 a minimum.
such movement aH the part Of his
friends has been the constant fear ~
the police ever since they discovered
his real Identity
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VICTORIA. n G.. sept. ~ Leon
ard aud Lorenzo, two criminals who
held un the bartender ~ the West
efr Saloon, herU. a few uighss ago.
were sentenced this morning 10th
pleaded guilty and were apparently
satisfied with the length ef the scn-
teace untu the Judge, in conclusion.
added that eNch should ftsetNe "a
lsshe- before being sent u the pru-
iteutiafy 10th Appeared 60 be dts
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SEATTLE, EVERETT AND
EDMONEe ROUTE.

Fast steamers city u Everett and
Telegraph Six round trips daily ens
cept Friday Leave Seattle Tft a M
~ u. m. ~ m. 20 p. n, BIB ia.,
a. m. p m 10 r NJ, 5.fs q. m. 81
D. m Friday leave Seattle f.if M
F. N Hlb p. m. Friday leave Everett
p 81 M > .. m D =. pa. golnan
dock Seattle Everett Land CO. dock
Everett Telephones Sunset. James
fs0 Ind nfHdunt f29l
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The troubles % the Northwestern
Commercial Comnany'a steamer
afanRutnac, which sailed Tor siberia
last night are not yet ended. TsSrns
9 Russian sailora ~ the vessel de-
SERTED prior II the vessels saiimE.
and hsfOTe tbs matter Il settlet the
company may he Obliged ta find
them ~ pay 81 ess ges easts esFe that
landed The new regulations IT the
immigration department. make Il
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WILL QUIT

MADRID. Sept. is.-Premier Sill
veia again Announces hie final re-
tire ment from politics. II Is fear
ed that he leaves the way open %
military Adventures. headed BY Gen.
Neyisr
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EHFiaea ifaas thF world Ia fhnFauEh-
tfEsi hafHss tlfr hHnfrrF ars famous
faH fHef speed end eadursHee aHs her
race horses has asnafa Us aaraaasifa
Be- dalrat5aE tha best Ehis caanff5 e.sisla
HaHa nFea fn tha rfees5 Eclipse afaAsa
af aa1aaen fhfra q fha nfnataas
sIuiar champions easns tuaethef ana
tha RACES uFuged the most sNrifius tB
feafs Ard i'sE HiHasf e tssf fsarH
uafbY bad carried nff tatgn FFiar
Hf Newrasfkef GN1 fAs hsfaFa. anf
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SHORT STORY
WRITER DEAD

LOUISVILLE Ky. Sept IA
Elizabeth Cherry waitz. a story
writer ~ national reputation. died
this morning at this place. OF gas
tritis She wrote the PA GlooRcn"
stories Tor the Century magazine.
which Will be issued next month IN
book form.
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ATTACKED I
BY MAMA

David Ruse. formerly q Merchants.
pNtfuinlan hut nuv Iu the etty jail
ebafaad wlfh mauUN made deH
refate assault en lftisf q \ gufu-
tng thlH Afternoon tsanfnfaE HAs
fNklnz George Jones prisoner.
from the resolving fall when ituae
aftasked him in an euieaNrf 10
tlreak ent = tha f#ll
The Nli#s cAilasf FOE Walter Ea#*
7nn. The fndnt nftce cfarA vi 10
fulrNfY aabdu~a the fFsunied man.
Enae told Easaan after BE- had been
aFeFpnN errd that the receiving ell
eas fuu - eioetfictty. ana that -
bad uefnmr fuli ~ @. himHaif
tsase aks arrested YHafef aas after
hs had lemnea thsnuss wlntes lu
an uptown lodging haHae lir has
been aetiaE aaenFti fuf nunufnH
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INTERVENTION
POWERS IT IN BULGARIAN CRISIS AND PUT
ATROCITIES.

PARIS. sept. is AT the meeting
Of the council Of ministers today II
psicasne. confirmed the fupaft that
Russia and Austria will intervene in
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uas n five fsltis Eetaffs stnnrr -
she tana ftsn Oaks ana ~ I.rsieaF
taai rear. sd ness Aana. uInntr -
81 uut g faass u fWa ssasaas. incftai-
iHa tba fsN aHd nefsF this year. pare
tha aantaalaai Ard Patrick uaa
after sfaeiaz Aesafss astxhss ss=h -
she nns7l TIE SIMMER l. parfeef
tYra e ths hirh bred Knaitah thor
auEhhfad. Tha Ametiean tYpe. - seen
81 AIan-asfials. Wafefhay an1 Ma-
lheaHrF. ia HifferFHL
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Swell Pattern Hats and a flne
showing Of Suits and Wraps atthe
NJ y. Peace Millinery and suit Co.
1907 Second ave, Arcade BLDG. -
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he Balkans o he exent Of fastening
proposed reforms. France viii sup
port The movement
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After Six
Specials

Ladies' Flannelete Petticoats. G.
inch ruffie. toc value. ......2oe
Ladies' All Wool Waists. nicely
tucked. all sizes, Si.1s value
$1,000 .sttss...ss ...st..s.S f.xo
Genuine Hookon Hose support
ers. nickle clasp and buckle. &c
Naiue ..-tfs.sss sss.ssssss+.s Toe
9-inch wide Fancy Taffeta SIX
Neck Ribbon. 2oc value. DC
HyRcnic Taicum Powder. none
better. soc value -44-4..s. 12e
Ladies' Pretty Embroidered Lawn
Handkerchief. Toe value $50. SC
1 Ladies' Lace and Embroidery
Trimmed Collar and cuff sets.
soc NAlue sf-. ..ssts.stst...ss< zoe
Ladies' White Chamois Gloves,
durable. washable. 2-clasp fas-
tened, s % value. ........... 68c
Electric Seal Fur Scarf. tails
tl.eo value .........s.s.....se Se
Ladies' 3 and SHOOK length Fine
Coual Corsets. worth up 10 si.5o
...ssst. $500. .s.....ss..... sSc
Children's Heavy Warm Merino
shirts aud Drawers, worth. up
TO soc ...ss4s.s+ssa.... ..-..t.... Toe
Mems sheep Gray Merino Socks,
.
| Ladies Seamless Hose. double
heels and toes, after 49,. DC
Children's school Umbrellas, steel
rod and frame. e0c value. SOC
| O. W. Peterson & Bro.
Good Goods
zoe. eos. 2io PIKE STREET.
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EARTHQUAKE

SANTIAGO. Sept. ia-Tne NEST
violent earthquake In years, this
fsafalnei created a panic az this
place. No one was injured.
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ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING
Alaska Club Held :. ard Completes
Iss Organization.

THE Alaska club he'll dA special
meeting At the call of the executive
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swell Pattern Hats and fine
showing Of Suits and Wraps at the
" y Peace Millinery ard Suit So.
1877 Second ave. Arcade bldg So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-18

In looking over the list of successful engineers, speaking now of electrical engineers, we do not ind that we can point to any one institution as having produced more successful engineers than any other in such a way as to make the difference marked. In fact, I am afraid, says a writer in the En- glneering Magazine, that our largest and best equipped institutions do not show as fair a percentage of leading engineers as some of the smaller, poor ly equipped colleges. I think this IS due to two things; the first Is that the larger institutions have presented courses including more instruction than can be given in smaller 1nstltu- tions, and I believe that at least nalr of this has done harm rather than good. The other cause is obvious, l. Q that in the smaller institutions the students are more directly in contact with the instructors, and that they do not have the facilities for work that the fore ambitious colleges have; that is. when an experiment is to be tried the ingenuity of the student, and not his patience, is exercised.