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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-12

The circulating medium known as
money in the United States was So,
ESQ, 900, 600 at the last report, which
wJuld give each person s2s.4S if there
should be an equal division. The late
gain was in gold certificates, amount
ing to $50. 200. 000. The gold circula-
,ion now is s1.O05, o5s, 72e. II the
treasury's holdings are added the
amount is u, 252, s42, 475-the largest
on record. or the general stock Of
money Alp per cent. is gold.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-12

The case OF the United States
against the Northern securities COM
pany has been transferred from the
United States court at st, Louis to
the United States circuit court at st.
Louis and is set for trial March Is.
The transfer is made as matter Of
convenience to all parties. This is
the Great Northern Railway merger
case. The litigation arises under the
Sherman antitrust law and it will be
q battle Of giants.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-12
WILL WARN EUROPE
United States to Send Big Fleet on War
Trip.

The plans for sending the powerful
battle ship squadron into European
waters next May contemplate more
impressive object lesson on the grow
ing strength of the UaIted States
navy than has been supposed. Be-
hind the shield of practice cruise"
with the most friendly intentions it
is proposed to demonstrate forcibly
the ability of the government to carry
a war to the doors of any country in
Europe. To prove this in emphatic
style the port Of Lisbon. Portugal, is
to be "blockaded" at the end Of the
trip across the ocean.
Portugal was selected for the unique
test because the impossibility of the
United States ever becoming involved
in a war with that country is well
recognized. Representations will be
made that will prevent any Portuguese
suspicious of an Interior motive. Rear
Admiral Barker, who will command
fleet, will entertain the nobility and
naval officers Of Portugal in lavish
style on his flagship and visitors will
be welcomed on all ships.
The feet will be grouped off Lisbon
long enough to prove that United
States warships can cross the ocean
and take sufficient coal along to as
sumo offensive operations on an extern
sive scale, Europe has considered this
impossible.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-12


The naval appropriation bin pro-
yides for the construction o. five bat
tlkships, two Of Is, tons and three
Of Is, 900 tons each, VIII n will put
the United States at the head of the
nations for the number of battleships
authorized and under construction,
that number being fourteen, with .
tonnage of 205, 2Os tons. Great Brit
ain Is building eleven battleships with
an aggregate Of 167, TO tons. France
r. bailding more than Germany, which
has five under construction with an
aggregate tonnage Of 62,779, or less
than the last congress voted.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-12
Governor Durbin's Yetoes.

The vetOes Of Governor purbin have
been particularly apt. necessary and
wise. He refused TO indorse the bill
giving increased salaries to judges in
Marion, Vigo, vanderburg and Allen
counties. except Judge Rasch, of
Evansville. He SAID the bill was
wrong in principle. One Of the rea-
sons for the veto was the exclusion
from the provisions of the bill Of the
court over which Judge Rasch, OF
Evansville, presides. On this subject,
the governor wrote to the house: SIN
making provisions for the increase of
salaries in certain counties, the bill
purposely excludes one Judge without
any reason assigned therefor, thus
permitting petty personalities to
enter into an act of the gravest public
concern" The governor said that
every assembly seemed to want to in
crease the salaries Of judges and to in
crease the number Of judges. He said
that the size Of the general appropria-
tion bill was an adfnonirfon to the
legislature to take great care in the
raising of salaries.-Elkhart Review.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-12

M. E. ingalls,, who has been for
many years at the head of one Of the
largest railroad corporations Of the
country, has been nominated for
mayor Of Cincinnati by the democrats
and independents of that city. Mr..
ingalls, was an ardent supporter of Nc
Kinley In 1895 and 1900. He is what
was known then as ga gold democrat
and b; teen for years one Of the FORE
most citizens ofCincinnati. Politicians
believe that he hopes to be elected
mayor as stepping stone to a higher
position.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-12

If President Roosevelt succeeds in
preserving the remaining forests on
public lands, be will do more real good
for the country that in some other
says that receive good deal more
APPLAUSE
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-12
M.LuzznzNHz
&'''a'E i'llz's
"BuCkskin"
Rubber Boots

IF YOU must wear Rubber Boots, wear
4 good pair. We want you to come in an
examine the Buckskin !" Snag- Proof Rub
Der Boots. We have been fortunate enough
to secure exclusive sale of this guaranteed
in-every- boot, and want all who like
good wearing rubber boots to come and see
them. We will replace any pair that snags,
cracks or Breaks or that does not give sat-
isfaction in any manner, with a new pair,
free of charge.
Come and see these famous "Buckskin"
Snag- Proof Rubber Boots.
We are making special sale on all our
Mishawaka, Woonsocket and Wales-Good-
year Rubber Boots to close out.
Don't neglect this opportunity if you
need anything in this line.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-12

Warren G. Sayre, of Wabash, saved
tie state of Indiana several hundred
thousand dollars by bis vigilance and
IlLck in fighting obnoxious measures
ia the legislature. Such representa-
tives are worth having and should not
be forgotten by the people.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-12

The Brooklyn Eagle, which wants
to support Judge Parker for President,
is warning David Bennett Hill TO keep
ia the back ground and in no way con-
meet himself with Judge Parker. And
yet Mr.. Hill has always been an active
democrat, while Judge Parker has had
no hand in politics for nearly twenty
voatg
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-12

All indications point to a collapse
Of the cases against Edward CLANCY,
Clarence Dunham and Elias Wagner,
the suspects who are held on the
charge OF having tried to rob the bank
at Westville.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-12

In Toledo Mr.. Bryan has been CIV
ing some information as to how til
democrats cannot win victory. He
ought to know.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-12
Celia Hameral, und 1-6 of lot I
Ewing's add Plymouth. s1.O0.

Harvey R Norris and wife to John
Klinch, 316 IT of sw q of sw q of sec
26, Z 81, r $4,000.
VIM M Kendall to Harriet E Ken
dali, lot II, part Of lot "A Ewing s
add Plymouth; $1,000. -
John d Hay to John w Woodruff,
Lot IA Gilmore's Sub Div Wheeler 5
add Plymouth: $500. <,.,,.s
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-12
More Naval Cadets.

The congress which closed last week
made provision in the new naval bill
for double number Of cadets at the
Annapolis Naval Academy, and the
youths Of the land are already taking
an active interest In the new arrange
ment. Before leaving for lhome Rep
resentative Watson said be had prob
ably received twenty-five inquiries re-
garding the method in which these
cadets are to be selected. Until the
session Of congress that preceded the
one just closed, each congressional dis
trict was entitled to one cadet every
four years. The senators had none to
recommend. At the last session, how
ever, provision was made by which
each senator could appoint one cadet
every four years and the President was
given the power to appoint ten ad-
dltional cadets every four years. The
present bill doubles The number of Ca
diets q Annapolis until 1912. Each
district will have two instead of one.
The secretary Of the pavy will arrange
the distribution thrpnghout the coun-
try 50 that no oongfe ssieaaI District
viii have tyo' appointments in son-.
secutive years. The method Of select
ing those cadets or midshipmen is
purely administrative. Whenever
the time arrlyes' for any district to
have another appointee, the secretary
of the navy viii notify the member of
congresssfrom that district. The new
law became operative at once SO that
some Of the outgoing congressman,
whose districts have had no appoint
ment for two years, may appoint a
cadet.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-23

Feeds the body-starves the
nicrobcsl That's what SCOTS
Emulsion does in consumption.
We can'texpccttounderstand
all about these germs and mr.
crobes the doctors talk of
They say that one kind causes
consumption. Consumption
microbes iced on weak lungs.
Perhaps that 50.
AT any rate We know that
SCOTS Emulsion has peculiar
action on the lungs which gives
the lungs new life and yigor.
Healthy lungs starvc the mi
crobes out.
Lie for the lungs and flesh
for the body, that is what the
consumptive has a right to ex-
pect from SCOTS Emulsion.
An ideal food and tonic for
any form Of wasting disease.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-23
TO QuR Cuhhroc0 NDENTS.

uta RANDALL
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-23

Who does not think this way? ! would
like to correspond with some OF the
cousins Of my own age which is II years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
Whatever Attorney John F.. Mil
Ter Says Goes With the Head
of the Police

before the polio. erisr 10 move 10
the neW tendefioin vas given
Residents Of the neiGhborhoea.
learning that there war 20 be .
change Of tenants IN the Buty bud
ing. have appealed 10 chief Sullivan
not fa aiisN EInnas Norton &c opsu
her house Of 81 fame but . deaf ear
has been turned 20 their protests.
A iitfia sop WAS thrown 20 them Ia
the forfa ~ promise that the Nor
ton woman would not b. allowed 10
keep the Jackson street entrance 10
her house open. But fhHi vss all
IN tits connection. PECULIAR fact
IL that before BriEnsaudy had the
wisdom and foresight 90 retain Mr..
;, - = ~. - = = s.-3. - s,-.se-.s -
ionsble resorts on Washington ~ifAet
appealed IN vain 10 the police de-
paFfmenl for Permission Ia open gp
IN the Buty building All we're told
the building was too Tar north.
The moral 81 this story. the wise
men Of the tendcrloin district say.
IL that you can't 90 FAR wrong II
you employ Judge Miller as your
lawyer
Judge Miller - a big fish IA Ne
puddle Of municipal politics and he
IL Mayor Humes' Law partner. ana
what he says goes with Chief Sui
iiran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

open ever since.
This wua IL she early part ~ Lass
May A. retainer, BngnsaudY
gave AZ MILLER tiss In good United
states coin Upon this point there
ia no dispute. There IL every t~4-
son 20 believe that regularly every
month since that date Mr.. HFiE
u~audY has nianted down similar
sum as attorneys fees 90 Mr.. Miller.
The mayor iaW partner
Those fully couvsfsant with fhe
methods 81 the police department
are not at al backward ~ saying
that = failure 70 keep Lawyer Mi-
isr. TIE mayors isa partner. reEu-
L. rfar ,aH5H asfaeH zaaasfH L. Ken L. q
:. A--,-A.' 49, = -. 49,,
ne pafis house. on the Efound that
u Il outside the ueH tendsrioin dis
trict
Hs thle 80 Il may. BnEneaudy r.
nua "a hlEh standing with ihe city
administra iinu. - high. IN fact. that
hr has found a HHm nub-iennnt FOR
his property in the pers0n ~ Emma
Norfon ore Ct the leading DENT .
wuntHines # the city. Who q few
DAYS ESQ procured lease FOR the
two upper stories Of the nuty build .
lnK. and aiIi feapen IN them the
Eiiffd psisaa 81 ain which she FORM
efiy conducted On Washington street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
How the Two GladiatOrs
Fought for the Worlds
Championship

leave their quarters promptly 81 20
VAS not kept
Jsff came slenE shortly efter SIS
lie Nas in HE rtnE oastiims~ black
trunks and American ftaE lie MAS
taudly cbsegsd
Ccrbgtt came riSht aftsr clad in a
lans ukht hathfute
The sccnpds f0f tetfFiea we've hiily
DELANEY. Jack JsfffisH. ttth Fftfstna.
Mons and Joe Kennedy
tor CnFiseft the seconds Wuru Tom
nay RYAN Yank ksaHNs Tom curerti
Afld sam Herser
Corbett and Jsffrtea wsfs beth a,
ease
when Rnly tor,ian announced Cor
hstt there vas Ersat suEzia siss.
Champion 1sffftss received a similar
asafinn
Curbett took the uafthsssi corner
q ths riuE and Isfffige the southeast
RttsairnHans and Hefsres uransY tna
sp@etrd tha bantakns On Curhstr :
hands The hAHaazss Wstu pronounced
al rfFht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
CONDEMNED
TO DEATH
MURDERER OF RUSSIAN cox :
SUI At mosisTlR SHOT sY
ORDER OF coURTmARTIAL

TANTiNuFLE Aus IA
A couftmaftlai yesterday condemned
90 death tire Eendarfne who shot the
Russian consul az Monasfir The
sentence wsr Immediately carried
out Another Hendarme Was Fen-
fenced to u years penal servitudc,
BELGRADE ssfsfa. AUG. 1.-THE
windows of the Russian legation
here were stoned last night by q
mob which DESIRED To show sym
gzthr far tise murderer ~ shc Rus
alan CONSUL The Monasiir popu-
inre openly accuses England with
Intriguing % bring about the aFFas-
sims tieu Of the consul.
LONDON Aus fs.--in the house
% common today Lord Bslfosif said
that one OF the deepest sources OF
the trouble IN Maeedonie n the dis
yensirns between Christians The
Turk. deep a. hts guilt undoubtedly
IL. cannot hu blamed entirely. The
Mncedaniaha he said. are Ia a niis
cradle condition. Tho policy OF
Great Britain. he declared. would
be 20 support AuEtro- Russia and en-
dcavor 70 secure reforms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
ROUND TEN

After a soflea ~ cllnchss Cofhstt
enea daNIt With trr on the
stomach lie aas W within cnuut
JEFF landed aothgt The first q
the finishing hlQwp was selaf
gissua laig Which landed GA stomach
Curhftl doubled ilp and went 70
fiaof Again h. Weuf within couHt
jeff fsaehsd him ~ith a rishl TAR
~ In the pit OF stomach taFhett
fell - the fiaar
White the count Was EDlnN 81
Tony Ryan Jumped into ring aud
fhrsW az = tiauEc a. token II de-
feat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
SHE WANTS
$4,000

arn. haffhn Matsen sued the Seat.
lie A TacomR iaterurhan ffailSay
eampens for fio@o personal damages
u Tie superior court today
Mrs Aatsrn alleges that white Try.
lea e. alisht from an IHtsfurbaH cat
near fha fsae track on June tat che
ses thrupn ~ the afcund and hsdiY
bruised hsHitna sustaining painful tn'
ternhi injuries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
RENDEZVOUS
Ar OYSTER BAY

sToSYnRooK. \. r. Aae. H.
"A portion - the neet under Ad-
mhal alksr is anchored here. The
fisef viii steam 20 oyster Hay. SUM
daY aftef noon. where ID viii De Join
81 b thr FeHHrin nuw IA French
psHna bHg. and VII Then be review
III ~ fhe president Monday morn
nN The fleet WI then So ta PEN
Hasanft hay hnd prepare FOR the
usAneuNrfn there. which VII last
ffgfu Aun 10 60 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
DESPERATE:
wElL.KNown iNpiAeA PoLlrt
eiAN THROWS HtMeulF BE.
kEATR WHEELS or TRAM

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aus. "a
usofks oobssr formerly asrisiani
ssefssary o. state ~ Indiana and one
II the hest known msu Ia tbs sec
tisn 81 the country, committed sui
80 Fhis morning ~ thfuNlss hlfa-
4sil IN front ~ d passenger train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

Sealed bids FOR exclusive privileges
Tor the sale Of confetti. ice cream.
cigars. candy. soft drinks. country
store. Japanese tea garden. Partisan
roof garden. Tatnaie gE'otio. and any
anA Al ether cancezslcns ether than
the sale Of intoxicating drinks. will
BE- opened al the expedition grounds
- Tuesday. Aug. u, al ,. NJ.
Tha committee prefers to have
cash propositions. but win conzider
propositions OF unc-half (ia) cash
upon acceptance 81 bids. and the re-
muinder payable on the opening day
Of the exposition.
The exposition opens August absh
aud closes september 5th.
The committee reserves the right
20 reject any and all bids,
There viii be a band concert every
afternoon and night. Diavaio will
put on his dangerous bicycle per-
foraance. the most remarkable OF
is kind. twice daily.
Contracts have been closed with
the Miniature Railway oou1pai1y /.
with Pref la Croix. the celebrated
ia sezA ana slide or-iife nerfnnn-
sr also Mczounys's Worlds Great
est Aerohatie Stars. and the fameus
Turks. and many other attractions
Will be upon the grounds.
'rhe exposition VIII be given by
the Choppers Degree Camp No, i.
". q. W. Address all conunics-
TORS IN sealed envelopes 10 a. Z.
sptrkert. secretary. srd and urten
streets, Seattle. Wash. wdtt
across tie envslosa. BIDS"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
lXEkNW !! :.
M MXEY

Me- Ropes. ths leader = ganE
- asisssa esunfsFfeitera. ~he SIS e..
ftsisd 18th her snn ftslsfaas. - ss
saAsa e. nee Nninas b. sseres asre1a.
ssnss "a prtisr o. reYsai tbH hiains
HaeH - sumS oouaf1 erfstt fauusf y htah
D. Asns e said e. have usaas
Nfa matpff toaa the officers g. her
ED hauss 50 iirs Mninss. Ana Shes 81
alsHs shsfe ug 81 Tad mans5 uas
HsFtasl h tir yard seTvrai feet ffuni
- Aase. ehr eas ssFaHxht hHsa e.
NsAttts lste iris nfisfnaam ard lsfissa
e tsa ennts iet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
q, KAN NJ ANnsnsoNA

SAY FRANCISCO Aus it=ellrl-
lsginl me crowd gsthervd earIss The
plain people wsre Ia hue whsu the
sauefte. Uprund az n'cioek. and Il dtd
Het take IONS o. fin tho upstairs ser
tee ~ the paviliott Down on isafstn
street WAree thr main entrance = 10
eeted kFytat thrNngE Eathsred whiie
Ia HHht ifnSersd bia faree - nelfes
keRi the sidewalks cleared for pAsssfss
~. TIE two ienk tines Witch acre
fermra on either aiar ~ the doorway
we're everfigvins with people.
aarns wildcat rum0Fs eana along
frutn ths hTtgiex sefieus uf the city,
ere Was e. the effect that there uas
- IsffFisa money in slsht ard tat
some - the Cpytett bstsefs had effef-
~ aaas u a. ~ with No tsksFs This
report wss Knocked ssiisY wess ~
naaH wso had Just came frufn tbs peal-
rasaua
as said. 4 know that The story ia
ridisuieas ! made ths eifeast 81 The
settsnE eaartsrs before { started aut
hsr~ ana fnend thinss gssns vsFz sluN-
y Nth Jstfriss Htlu q I fager.
~
White the crowd vas pouring In va
rIaue estimates vere mate IS - The
HtsHFaHHH7Ht
= ~ th- bsx office. The Heuu1utsrs
flkssre On raao. snt n TIE susu taken
b. ssaehss tnts fiaure q ~iii exceed The
tasaest previous hnss ~ FROM nsee
e. tnaa h - very evident hausssf.
that ne safe q seats = sxee.stfnEls
hFae. a. additional ssctiuaa have heen
efeted ri Fssfpsn parts ~ tse batid-
tnr - accommodates the holder. &C sx.
trM ttekass The rAthsrlnM Is enc -
TIE rest representative. fruul suafts
ia atandrclnG shat has sNsF teen
sees ~ a san Fraucisca fight
TIRE pavilion has bern isia uut IN
4 careful fashion and he arranEr-
meuts are such hat 4 iaake a. u
theFe wiii - no conf,zalsa - the
~. ss... .sS:. /. =: :. -. .. :,
ttan. u being much larger thar the
sae Usually usea ir lh.ai contests
Il = fuli "a ret square sri + -
smooth a. Billiard table i =
Nsli p@aard With fsif. eFsF y hfeh -
strsnshea mat % brown canvas.
The hrown rsat has been thoroughly
busted Nith powdered white resin
one % the features II the gashsr
ing = = puxilistic party. given b
chisf Hittman % the ssH fraaesase
roitce lie has fnr guests upwards
- q dozen Chirfs % Police frefn
California cities ard points hsFaaa
and 3 50 4 NUN h~r ~ ahFfiffH
The first pair q preliminary right
sFH rev suffffrs FfnE, Th#fa HaHsse
are Harry Sheridan and JHat Smith
TIE weight - each e IS Fz8fssE
and thsF are 90 box SIS ruunta 0s.
fers - - % ~ arr nov being made
around the finE that frffeFteN Wtii
Hstatu TIRE chaHlt4oFlNhi9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
ROUND SIX

JET rushed and cegbrsf sot away
from brace e lsfta. Jeff follow "a.
Cnfhstl eiinebiaN Cofbett Nnoft a
10 the floor BY tsfnhr lrfi con the
law lie st up st tho count - ?
irff smashed left q stomach. hnd
ceflssla ehAHss4t e. este fef stomach
jeff sends iu q iaft epd FtKht on ston.
sch They eiiua tnsefhsr ccrhst'
upp-rcuta Jeff s=fsst cheers They
euHg Mare ehssr1 Ciinehsd seaia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
ED ONEIR
SHIPS

ancs given. and the fret Fun 49,
fifed - the fora az 1900 yards. Il
o. firing continued for ae min
HfH zsifH ffs- ssfHa1fsH ts.sssG al
Three forts Friction primers Wenn
used 60 eliminate load reports. son
sNauantlf press frrnrta we're aesaf
cut that the vessels SLIPPED paat un-
noticed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
ROUND THREE

They came together in a eiinch
end Jeff used strength q SHOVE
Durirrti aNaY fHfhest as tfsfr
with hrNrf punch hEsin. ani
aiIuti iiirf@sf ifffa = fsiHsafs iAff fol-
lowing Curb~ts aruaut The ring
Gnrh~tt lands another heart blow.
JEFF comes back isgt on stomach
jeff fought FOULS They eiitHched
BE nailed Cufb~ft with iaft fnii
a bile IN rliurh Corhrtt comes back
uifh another left 81 rhampinn'a
stomach Gnrbaff sanad punishment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
ROUND FIVE

Corhett went into ciinch Corbrtt
landed left On temple AsHm Cofbett
landed left corhet landed ieft and
rtght ca face and eliuchnd. Jeff hi
hard high over Carhetts guard, and
landed ies 90 fsee CeFbstt seemed
To- 10 hurt eafhett scored with left
and right On ieffs face hlnws
seemed 20 ha weak t0rhFtt sends
straight 20 face Jeff backs away
and laughs Jeff ksaps hoflns ln
They eiinehed A. gong sounds. Com
teat 80 far slightly in favor ~ iefG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

SAYS Co proceed with the fiaht Ieff
struck Cafhstt m ths pit of the stom.
uch while eafbett Nau hanging on.
1cff feintsd vtth The fiHht and struck
Curhstt ug vith hard LEFT Go bodY JET
hold bic arms down go a. to nu in a
position 10 fiahH fFssiY waen hiH er-
ponent oiinshsa. The song sounded
bat the referee sisnaiii 90 drias che
round Nhlle the Hluse was hcins re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

PORT TOWNSEND. Aus. IL
Admiral caseYs squadron u foul
vessels Vas sighted by a Euard a,
Pert wordsu NJ SIS O'Clock this
morning. a call 70 arms was ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
oARpfrY musr ANSWER

y Clarity we'll known 10 the pa=
lice. niu be given preliminary
haaflnH af O'Clock fhia aftnfHaea
before 1uHfies eHun. on e charge ~
living eff the farnluHa ~ a fallen
woman The alleged offensa ia =
felony under the new state law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

rtha Carhett hacks 90 ropes, tor=
bett threw head low and sent hard
enc tu riha JEFF lands hard left .
lew. tIaustuH together. Gufhstt
Shouted lie can't knock me cut
laona oiinch with Oraney trying .
ast,afssts them Carbstt cstrhss Jeff
hafa left % Jaw. Jeff sends m tear
ms lelta % Ftba Ieff caught Cor
beta heavy Jolt Co Jaw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
GOT MONEY
BY FRAUD

NEW YORK. Aug. It.-Geo.
Creighton. Clerk Townsend and O.
waddsil we're arrested today eharg-
ed with securing $4,000 BY means
II forged mortgages and fraudulent.
checks. PASSED on the Chemical Ma
tional bank.
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