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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12
- INDIANS ARE UGLY.
,im the Whites Intend to Run
Them Out of Homes.

White Rock Indian Agency,
Sept, ., 1908. The News" cor
respondent is advised from re-
liable sources that the Indians
are feeling In a very ugly mood
regarding the survey Of the res
ervatlon now going on. They
claim that the whites will come
I'm and run them out of their
homes. At Fort Duchesne II Is
said that the Indians have taken
their children out of school,
which Is a bad sign. A detach-
ment of cavalry left the post yes
terday to bring them back. Re
ports have also reached here
that tile Indians have threatened
10 run the surveyors out. A state
of much unrest exists, and II Ia
expected that two companies OF
colored cavalry Will arrive here
at once and stay until order is
completely restored.
{, q 3 0 . . q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12
HOT AFTER RED"
Police Apparently Propose to Make it
Tropical for Gallagher.

"Red" Gallager the hackdriver who
yesterday purchased his release from
the county jail by paying $50. has been
re-arrested on the charge of exhibiting
deadly weapon, The complaint was
swort to by Officer Seigfus and Red"
will be arraigned on Tuesday morning
Gallagher claims he Is being persecut-
ed by the police and says he win plead
former jeporady as a means Of defense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12
BULGARIA WILL
MOBILIZE ARMY.
First and Second Divisions to be
Gathered Together Imme.
diately
ALARMING CABLE FROM SOFIA.
One Report Says 6o,oo Persons Have
Been Slaughtered in Vilayet
OF Monastir.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept. 1.-THE coun-
Gil Of ministers is said to have decided
to mobilize the First and Second army
divisions, whose headquarters are at
Sofia and PhIlippopolis. Alarming
rumors are current Of further whole
sale massacres of Bulgarans In the
vilayet OF Monastir one report says
that 10000 persons have been slaugh-
tered In the district OF Leren alone,
which Is purely Bulgarian. other re.
ports affirm that the Turks have burned
the Christian quarters in three towns,
Florina, Okhilda and Resen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12
REAPERS' CLUB MEETING.

The Reapers' club win meet at the
office OF Mrs Emmeline B Wells, 500
Templeton building, on Monday next
at 2 o'clock As this is the first meet
ing since vacation It is desired that
all the members Of the club be in at
tendance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12

Pittsburg. The United States gov
eminent has taken up the case OF VIII
liam II. Crowley, who was shot ana
killed by a private Of the Ninth United
States infantry, near the Allegheny al.
senal grounds Tuesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12

Colorado Springs, Colo. Catcher
Thomas Doran Of the Colorado Springs
Western League baseball team has
been sold by President Thomas II.
Burns to Manager H. j. Killilea Of the
Boston National league team. The pur-
chase price Is supposed to be In the
neighborhood of 81 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12


affairs OF the war department shows
the customs revenues in the Philippine
archipelago for the first five months OF
1903 as compared with the same perio-
in previous years, For the five months
ended May 81, 1903, the customs rev
enues were SO, 759, 1873. For the same per-
iod In 1902 they were $3.50 ,S66.
London.-A special meeting OF the
cabinet has been summoned for Sent.
IA, and the political atmosphere is thick
win rumors. These include reports
that the government will break up and
that general election will be held or
at least the cabinet will be reorganized
Baltimore.-The Baltimore chamber
OF commerce, stock exc lange and pub.
lie buildings, are clos 4 today, which
Is a legal holiday, kwy n as "Old De-
Tenders day" In msnory OF the batna
OF North Point IN 1914. In which The
Maryland militia defeated an invading
British army.
London,--No steps whatever hav.
been taken In connection with the fire..
quently reported contemplated visit OF
the Prince of Wales 10 America.
Sea Girt, N. J.-Sixty expert rlfiene-
competed today for the military cham
plonship OF the United States.
me--The pope, fulfilling promise.
made TO the Rev. Dennis Mcconnell
rector of the Catholic university M
Washington when the latter was pre-
sented to him by Cardinal Gibbons sent
MIN today a moS cordial letter CON
tanning brief statement In favor OF
h. N
Philadelpha.-Ait coal 10 tho
amount of 5,l60,4Ot tons was produced
during August, which is about the
same as the previous month.
gton-Mfister Leishman in
forms the state defartment of the pub
llcation Of the sutan's proclamation.
deposing Reshld Tnsha as governor
general Of Beirut and appointing Naz-
rim Pasha in his stead,
New York.-The United states trans
port Fitzpatrick from Manila arrived
today. On the transport are the bod
les Of 300 United States soldiers who
lost their lives on the Philippine is
lands. This is the largest number Of
bodies ever returned at one time from
the islands.
Washington.-The cruiser MARYLAND.
which was launched today at Newport
News, is 502 feet on load water line:
extreme breadth 80 feet 6b inches;
trial displacement $3.50 tons; mean
draft at trial displacement "a feet 1
inch
Munfordvllle. Ky.-ln the presence Of
several thousand people the Repub-
lican state campaign was opened here
today by Col Morris b. Belknap, cam
didate for governor.
Leicester, England. The Trades
Unions congress closed It's session here
today with the election OF two dele
gates to attend the convention of the
American Federation OF Labor
Milwaukee.-An Evening Wisconsin
special from Fairchld, Wis, says four
persons were killed md several Injured
In n wreck on the Chicago, ST. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha road six miles
from Fairchild.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12

New York.-Mrs. Leslie NJ. Shaw,
wife OF the secretary OF he treasury,
ANA Miss Shaw, arrived today on the,
American liner New York from South
ampton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Denver.-The autopsy performed on
the body Of j. w. Westlake, late SUI
perlntendent Of the Big Kanawha leas-
ing company's mines at Creede. at the
request Of his sister, Mrs Carrie West
lake Whitney OF Kansas City, who sus-
pected that he had been murdered fur
nshed positive proof that heart disease
was the cause Of his death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12

Chicago, Sept. l2.-Mrs, Georgia s.
Hatcher Of Washington, d. c., cores.
ponding secretary OF the Daughters OF
the American Revolution. is dead in
this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12
WESTERN PENSIONS.

Especial to the "News.O
Washington, d. c.. Sent. 12.--The fol-
lowing pensions have been granted
Idaho, Samuel j, Coakley, s., Wyoming,
Joseph X, Reiman. SEA,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12

ing a requisition upon the city auditor
for the money needed. BE that as II
may the money received for the sale
of flowers was never accounted for to
the city treasurer.
TAKEN BACK QUICKLY.
Shortly after the hearing before the
committee, Mr. Mclaughlin was dis
charged by Sexton Carter, for the rea-
son, as stated by the latter that he
had more men than he needed Me-
Laughlin had different view of the
matter. however, and stated to n mem
Der of the council that the reason he was
discharged was because he had test-
fled against Carter at the investigation.
Rather than have such report as that
circulated IL was deemed advisable to
rc-instate Mclaughlin, which was done.
Now there are more men employed at
the cemetery than is required for this
season of the year and 1t Is charged
that the committee IL backward about
discharging them for fear that the same
reason as that advanced by McLaugh-
lin Will be circulated.
STIRRING THINGS UP.
on July 22 the cemetery committee
reported 10 the council recommending
that the matter be referred to the
mayor and the cemetery COMMITTEES with
power to act The report was adopted,
and thus again was an attempt made 10
cover the whole affair up. After wait.
ing several weeks longer and no action
being taken by the committee. the ac-
ton OF the council, granting the COM
mittee and the mayor power to act, was
rescinded and n report was demanded.
just before the council left on It's iunket
the committee met to formulate u re-
port, which 1t was agreed would be sub
mitted to the council after It's return
from the northwest Two meetings
We're held since the councils return, but
no report was forthcoming, so on last
Tuesday evening. after considerable dis
cussiOn, the committee was instructed
to report on next Monday night.
KING READY TO QUIT.
1t was reported that on Thursday,
Howard King, the clerk at the ceme-
terry rendered his resignation TO the
mayor, but II Is said that that official
refused to accept 1t and assured Mr..
King that he would stand by him in
this matter. So If that is the stand ia
ken by the mayor II can easily be seen
what the nature Of the committees re-
port will be. In all probability there
will be trouble In securing the signature
of a majority Of the committee to the
report as some of the members are not
IN favor of passing such serious charges
by so lightly. Even should the report
be signed by majority Of the council,
there will probably be a bitter fight
made against its adoption on the floor
of the council. as many OF the council
men believe that those who are mixed
up in this affair should pay the penalty
for their wrong-dolng,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12

Notwithstanding bureau OF insul0r
affairs OF the war department shows
the customs revenues in the Philippine
archipelago for the first five months of
1908 as compared with the same perio-
N previous years, For the FIVE months
ended May 81, 1908, the customs rev.
enues were $3759, S33 For the same per-
iod in 1902 they We're $3.50, 1896
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12

ing requisition upon the city auditor
for the money needed. BE that as II
may. the money received for the sale
of flowers was never accounted for to
the city treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12

N you Dont Tell tho People rhrouah
the Papers What you Have to Sell
you Can't Sell Your Goods. Our /
Subscribers Read the Ads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12

-. il Good Company When you
You are your Name on These Pages.
FTs ss'L eadIns Firms Of tho City are
All Here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-25
HETTY GREEN AND HER DAUGHTER

The aocuins Of heredl,y gets lolt nt,is while
m HstJ uFesn the rasa woman
sylvia
millions 20 nifty aud the" sess
lost ever the
besides being continent By ee"men con-
record that she save
children aasss taxes shaves ""fEAE
and lives plane
herr shy sfh
friends the SRI dsuiss
brnessHs she SAVES from eef
when ha her half u The NIT
Helen oosa d9~s vita
smother Instance batter known
wolves u nnsnes lie
10
foos hasiy a. -. FAR -
move phllAniAFspNt
Prom phsnonsnonthse ssfinss an
angel 81
shass-psr. 'h." the sood
Oft their bonsa
thrive side BY side Both
conflict First
tsiumphs fnions aud then the
oatus.
TA~r- Nor shs
stefnA o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-25
TO ANIMALS NAN IS 4 GOD

Judge Lindsey Denver,
ety cruelty animals m"s' 80
be court 40 lons as 81 ON
understood the better u VIII Do TOT ~
community"
q. righteous iudsel ,
Your position doubtless understood community
t4n sentence severe for the man Who mat
treats the Is Let him mediate IN IN. -
usea - responsibilities iAvias soul that has been
isn't he my praperys the other day when ~
proved for beating nsreosa Behind such query
m. cruel slave master of
That mobile animal was
companion bssan Us reera. lie
burdens and carried htu to oas
earth but fer the horse
abused frequently always mans wilkins slave
right though you hold paps'
you your his mee than s'u can ever
!,
lie Wa ths atauush helper In all periods Of
constant eorafade a1NV"a
guarlan name h isat synonym Of loyalty
And he cSW.
why she bssn mother OF tho rae'i
Ths groves ess aoas r temple and nrs'
chorissfs
To All God
deity dumb and humble worship
reward their aad Justice BY harsh
rules gently AMI Win
eonnpaaston. so L. nAn rleb beast ana bird
service aud in ovins ANaNheh 81
u horse Aaa
4ss and
s-Ths nsrefuI man uasreisa o beast
he Is notso hos he sNaeo nsreYf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-25

The Score, Of Success In LIE

IL TO know with whom you are deal
ing. The Rrt OF character reading
becomes more essential TO US every
day OF our lives. Whether we arc In
business or private life, a knowledge
Of this art IN necessary to insure
success. After years OF exhaustive
research. study and practice Profess
sor II. Faweett has compiled. from
his own personal observations, a
course % lessons In the Art OF Char
actor Reading and Personal Magnet
lam combined. at once comprehon-
HiVe, instructive ana thoroughly
practical, by the aid OF which any
person OF ordinary Intelligence can
attain the highest point of his ambi-
tion. This II not any clRirvoyant or
fortune-teliing fake. but IN simply a
course OF lessons. To be learnt ~
you would learn any other subject,
and ! GUARANTEE 60 teach any
one Of ordinary intelligence the prin-
cinleE OF The art-ae set forth above
OR 60 oheerfully refund the money.
The price OF this course OF lessons
sent free by malls five dollars
Address Professor a. Fawcett, y,
q nas t2lR. Seattle Wssh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-25

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state OF Washington. for King
County. -. Heckermann et al
plaintiffs. vs., Seattle Tailoring
Company, defendant. No. sSssS
Notice 10 creditors.
Notice ~ hereby given 20 the cred.
ltora of the above named Seattle
Tailoring Company, a corporation
TO present their claims against tho
said corporation, duly certified un.
der oath. to the undersigned re.
ccivsr OF said corporation, at the Of.
flee OF his attorney, sos Mutual Life
building, Seattle. Washington. ON or
before May 10th. 1908. all claims not
80 presented on on before said date
will be barred OF participation IN
any OF the dividends arising In thia
proceeding.
Dated at Seattle. Washington. thln
and day OF April 1908.
W. G. KERR, Receiver.
Jno. "a. Gray. Attorney for Recslyer.
kek Mutual LIS nuildLnsA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-25
,.n..ll b a .eapIlala arswlaa I'D

. would DO capital drawing card.
o. Course lie Was
Nr y. Garbage Yaw was greatly
/ afnfsfaatrd" Ia the session 0f p
council committee yesterday.
Vancouver Officers locked ptis
ousf up IN chicken COOP, probably
baaauaa no Was jail bird
Ten thousand miners IN the Aa-
hauay district have returned 20
work
An unhappy wife told the court
yesterday that her married life hnd
been no garden Of hden, but that "
che he'd had nothing more 10 wear
than what her husband provided
che wouldn't have had even tie eunf
veational ia leaf.
I'D you find any 81 nuggets 10
your eoal bin this morning Better
look through the wood pile. too.
Hereafter al Henton coal will be
sent through the uniiod states a.
sss office.
lali your matt There may be- y.
o. Department scandal germs iu a.
NiearasuAn rebels defeated gov
srntnsnt forces. capturing Fort San
Carlos.
George y. naor. "divine agent" In
the coal FIELDS. was on the rack
again. and was greatly mortified be-
cause he had 10 answer questions
like an ordinary man.
James Stanley OF boston. known
as King 81 the Gypsies, u dead
Was worth -,
Cuba 10 delaying ratification OF
reciprocity treaty.
German manufacturers are mad
and threaten to boycott r. Louis
exposition
A man was robbed In front OF the
city hall yesterday Merit thinE
they'll be stealing the shoes off his
chief. aulliyan's feet. or fiieb -Hix-
tanar'' iiumss Ions Hilyery loeks.
captain sverdfup. Arctic explorer
has been decorated with a medal 81
merit BY the klna Of Denmark.
Mayor Tom Johnson Of Cleveland
says h. wont run for the presidency
usRt year hays he wants to trim
Mark Hanna soma more IN Ohio
FIRST
Judging from hts account Of it. the
reporter who ssu the meteor last
Hisht must hsVe been tn condition
10 zee most anything.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-25
HELD I'M DURESS
SENSATIONAL eHARoEs THE FOR ouARolANsHlP or
YOUNG MOSES CHASE.

CINCINNATI. Aprl IS Another
chapter In the famous battle for the
passpaHloa u Musea Pewter Chase,
the insane young millionaire, was
begun today when Mrs Charles
puhme, his aunt, who was EiVeu
charge 81 the hoy when he was nlN
years old. applied Tor appointment
as qua ftitnn II the boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-25

The application h sensational. hhs
charges iil-tfaatmnnt ~ the father,
aud declares that husea vas Mo
mapped from rarla aud taken a. La
faynttr, Ind. that he 70 nov under
duresa and la heinz held there IN
der his fathers direction SHE add
that he was on hts way 60 recovery
when the father kidnapped him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-25
LOCAL THEATERS

OUR NEW MINISTER
Dsnraan Thompson and dro. W
Hsef PASTORAL play "oaf New
AipistsF." viii be given al the Grand
shortly.
ARE rot A MAaoNfs.
John G. Rice aud Thomas 4 wiss
appear a. the Grand sn,in. q present
the comedy Are Yaa MaMnn
Mrs. PstrieL csrnbsll
Gsas ~ the mtsst Noteworthy thea
tfisai sVsnts af the season ~lii be the
engagement u the Engiish actress.
Mrss Patrick Campbell. unasF the
direction % Charles Frohuan. ~ the
Grand nrNt Thursday niKhf
Weston q r.rbsrt
Weston and Herbert and thsif Fan-
desiHs company eren Ht the Grand
sunday night fer thfre perform
afssss.
Msdi,ar Thss,ss
Tha hin that has been running thu
past week AZ the sfnhiron i fail u
Faad things aua has met Ntfh sp-
pfaxsi
! ss. ~ --s....> 49, r..s.ss- - ...~
Mafrrru Tfrus In an ArfSbafiE turn.
Tske -Four ra0ftsas IN an sx1rasA-
ssusA 81 their ssH estsia. Frank
Nantfnas. black face comedian and
seesntfie dancer. Jacques LYONS. a
ainEer. Mmiie Cynthia. an sSnausut
u the art q supplsness lshz a
Teresa. sketch team. Illustrated
SONGS aud moving ptcturen.
Third sVerus Thsstsr
After coon sls8utsrs' and other
vaadssills speclalsiss had aasah@d
their turns a; the Third Avenue
Thsstef last night. "rsuns cerb@s,. /"
the fesfhsrweiaht puEiitst Who 70
Gently put out Terrible Terry Nc
Cavern in san Franrinca. show 81
Just how he acts when IN battle.
T7as vaudeville ahe~ WAS abnN. the
average. Fostsr Brothefs perform
ansa on the piano vas = cisxsF spec
tally. In tbs isnsuaE~ ~ Young
enrhett," the boys could e. sens
when Il came 20 punching the iyor-
sns.
'scorh~tt~ and his company viii
give their last performances AZ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-25
4 MAN TRIP
LOADED RlFLU sat IN A LONE.
~ CABIN so THAT Vt WOULD
XIII ANYONE OPENING The
DOOR

tspeeisl 90 The stsr.l
EVERETT. April 2a, A hunter on
Item IRE island heard eat meow b
ina In shack Yesterday. and upon
looking IA through a crack found a
tssCaiibcr rifle trigger connected
With the duar TIE trap l. supposed
to have been SGT for sheriff nreweri
who has been after pirates there
Aged hen TIRE was recently sent "a
pfinun Tor piracy. and a iargvamount
~ booty was found on the island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-25
ki6BE SAID MS
WIFE TAPPED MN

Mrs Lucinda Kieiss. wife Of wii.
tam kibbe. greer vas AFsntad
dlKogrc this mofuinK By superior
Jliisv urtfin ttath the piatnftJ ana
tha defendant are elderly people ana
the divofrs = the outcome ~ seN-
eFh years - petty lusrre's,
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Save Money On Your Ie. Bili.

~ purchasing n coupon book II
the Diamond Ice A Storage Co. yoti
get the lassaaf rate. sava frosss % 4.
20 per cent. and can rest assured Of
YOUR account being correct Tel
Main 1858. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-25
THE MARKETS

Mutton 10 nos seAfesr than u has
been fer a bong time. The members
Of the local meat trust are silent 80
TO WHISTLER its price l. likely 20 20
up In a DAY or two
California eabhase and native as
paraEats advanced slightly this
morning. aud spinach declined.
A carload % bananas arrived last
night. but they are ktili very scarce.
Eggs are stiii very scare for fnis
time ~ pear Whathar " IL because
the hens Of Washington are setting
ON too many s9xs or beca 70
much 81 tho hen fruit h being ship
ped 70 ALASKA. cesnnaiAstou men szy
they do not know.
WHoLEsAIE PRICES
frk~~. prisr- sru 10 sny baN~s In aaansl.
Sc. Prices en- small sssraas~s average %
- s-sss assh-s.s
prcvi.ions
yr~sh Msai-co~ b~st ~ n steer hesf.
= r. saatter. ios -. pea. he u. s.@a. IL
f-usfsssas Hsm.. "a; br..sfa.s ssasa.
tfAe. b@iiiss ff~sh. i2sss.
Vegetables
Burbank potatoes. native. t91t0
ton. Yakimas. fiz9i1. sweet pofa-
toes. = ~ carrots q sack pArauips.
t-8 Per sack. tomatoes. 100 PER
basket iettuc. 81 e. ease. cauisfisN-
sr. giMi.z5 p0z. cabbage, t241sb per
Cwf. spinach. Sc per box rhuha RI,
natives. t0sc per ID. California ss.
paraguas - per ID native. fis5a4
box. California green peas Skfs
cueumbers 81 per dpz. radlahss. z5c
dor. onions 81 e0afi.z5 per eWt.
- -.
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VALUED At $40, 900

surely isu't Il worth your while %
secure one Of thsee choice lots. The
prices range from s900 60 Soc.
We can sell yan one % these lots
upon payments of $40 Per month on
the lower priced lots or SIS PEI
month for the higher priced ones
You can buy a Toutine life insur.
aure policy. payable In twenty
YsaF=. bat ~hss vast differences
you VIII find IN the results sn favor
- fha investment AZ your savings "a
Madrona Park bot. The lot will
shelter you while you live and kssr
ynur loved cues In Rfflucncs after
YOU are gone.
Take the Aadrana Park ear and
get off at Thirty fourth and Denny
way. Our representative will ~
upon the ground each day from 1 4
9 9. m. who viii take pleasure IN
showing you around.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-25
LAUNCHED

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Anrii IS
The affnofra cruiser Colorado wEi
launched at the craInr. shipeafsis
to-day Miss eafa May Peabody
daughter OF the governor uf Colo
ga1a. chftatauesi the neN ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-25
DON'T DIE TO WIN

Al investment ~ the right HInd h
9naFant~e 10 your family that
should the unexpected happen land
that IL what !. happening AL the
tiHat. the Investment will provide
food. clothing shelter and perpetual
sastsnance 90 your loved ones when
yus are gone. and should the EN
PEtsTED happen. and should you
LIVE. this same tfByestmens wiil
provide for you IN your old age.
bringing 10 soa N either case peace
Of mind and cstntentrusut And when
ynu have psaea Of mind. u Il un-
necessary 10 remind yun that you
are happy. Happiness 10 what ali
humanity are seeking. Surely N you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-25

Thifd Avenue tonight. iElaE1K
The tfHfltH u4- troupe under
the management IT 10 propulsion. J
A, eabufH. viii auea "a weeks aus
gaHemeut Ht fhu Third Avenue
ihrater tomorrow afternoon 1'his
company has been in Seattle every
season. Tho first part grand
opening spectacle entitled. "a ltagal
Reception in Beautiful Venice.
presents the eniire company.
Baker Thsstsr Company
"gharieB'n Aunt wili be the ~
feflnT 81 the HahHf Thentaf Come
pans for urHt week a. the Semitic
thfataf beginning sunday matinee
"ChAfisy'H Aunt" Il fatiiinR good
farce Nifh hii the exciting situations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-25

Don't Use any old ice that comes
nionn when you can get Diamond
Ice ~ the same price You viii nud
Il FREQ from OIL aHd lasts the LONG
-