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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23
Ar. Lou1s AaR1cuLru1RA1 Bu1LD1Na.

The agricultural building at st. Louis Is
5O0x1 900 feet and will contain hoor space cover
ing almost twenty acres This building Is 15
per cent larger than any other building at the
Tor the reception OF 6 single department
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23
sneeiai Mranetonka TraIr

To Minneapolis via the NJ & St. L.
Leaves Tonka Bay at HOO p M satur-
days, May Esd ana Soth. Stops at all
lake points.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23

500 Line Homeseekers' Rates
to Wisconsin, Michigan, the Dakotas and
the Canadian Northwest first and third
Tuesdays May to October inclusive. Ask
for particulars at the ticket office, 1l9
Third street S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23
GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE M1NNEAPo
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE. =

Saturday, May 2s-Extra creamery butter,
ssss sess z a sss country sssssa f 1
rIs se asres III ao
frsts. 15c; seconds. 1sc; packing Stock s@1ac.
and is At ea @ssk
fresh new cases included (meaning So per cent
for
and dirty, So per case; checks, $2.85@2. 80 per
assfEoRs s aqa as fancy sh
or flats. choice, 121ac: twins. or fats. fair to
sed s s b 1Ss No e o b aiefy No S5se
s ESpna, 14@14 E;, Swiss H. feund 12s
''Y LIVE 1Ff;oubrnY-rurkeys, mixed coops 1sc;
ers, 1o@11c: ducks, young white. i2e; ducks,
SoHaE sSS5ed rat fsn esavy Per
71sc; fair to good. 5@ec; small or overweight.
nu n f s%Ss Sc pts obs hos
light, exc; medium. enc; heavy, e1ac.
Fs pesere 45e en TO- s sfs &C. sns g.
sun mn,3 gs5eh ETC., s@4e; pike e@5 q.
So; new: per 100 lbs, s..
lots, No T. sacks extra, Sc; Medium sacks ex-
PoPcoRN-old rice, per ID, 4@5c; new rice,
lie; choice. lib sections, 15@16c. .l.
DRIED PEAS-Fancy yellow, per bu, $1.75;
medium. s1.5o: green. fancy, sl.75; medium,
1925: marrowfat. $3.50 $50
| CHARACTERIZATION include sacks Fancy
navy, per bu, So. so: choice navy. So. So medium.
hand picked, 1925: medium, fair, S1.75; me-
dunn. mixed and dirty, $4,000; brown. fancy,
81: brown fair to good, s1.40@1. IS; Lima, Cali.
fornia per ID, 7c t
APPLEs-Ben Davis: .s45o: winesaps. IS;
Baldwins, ss.25G5.75. - 0' ~
/ PINEAPPLES-Per crate, $3@3.25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, per box. 50 5o@S. s.
Observation-Disclosures, navels. fancy, So. SOFA
3.75; choice, s3@3.25: Mediterranean Sweets
So. 25 budded seedlings. $2.5o@275.
| LEAIONS--Messinae, 3o0s or 360s, fancy, 81
Messinas. 3O0s or 360s, choice, 1915: California
fancy. as to size. $3.75 California. choice, as tt
GRAPE FRUIT-Per box, $3.50.
| TANGERINES-Per half box. 81. 80. s
STRAWBERR1ES-24-q cases.. $3.75G14.
| BANANAS-Fancy. large punches. 275; me
dunn punches, s2.25@2,5o; small punches, $40
225.
STRAWBERRIES cases, $375@4.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beans, per bu 81: eg,
plant per doz. s1.5072.25: radishes. per do
lunches. 2o@25c: lettuce, per doz. s5c: lettuce
turnips. per Blu, 4Oc; carrots, per bu, 75c; pota
toes, per bu, $1.75; asparagus, per doz, s0@90c
: new beets, per doz punches, 75c: spinach, pc
bu, 1.25: green peas per bu, s$225.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23

Keep the people posted, tell them where
to buy, use The Journal war page for
your guide.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23
HIDES. FUR, WOOL, ETC.

HIDES. FUR, WOOL, ETC.
Green salted heavy steer hides ...... sh ~
Green sailed heavy hides III 6i5
Green sailed light hides .......... III eli
Green frozen 1c per lb less.
Green sailed calf, 8 to Is lbs ........11 eA
Green sailed veal kip ............... 81 =
Green salted deacons, each .........b5 As
Green sailed horse or mule hides, +,
Green 4 saited horse OF mule hides = : =
Green sailed horse or mule hides, go
small ......... ..... ............ Ito LOO
Dry fint Montana. Oregon. Washing
ton and Idaho butcher hides fat. .16
Montana bulls and fallen hides ....11
Dry flint Minnesota, Dakota, Wiscon-
sin and similar .................. 10 1O1a
Green sailed pelts, large to small,
eacn .;..... 4. 90
Dry nint territorial pelts. per ID loo IL
Tallow, in cakes Observation-Disclosures. SIS q AZ
Tallow In barrels .............. 4K@ 81
Grease, light OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4h@ 3A
Wool, medium unwashed .........13A ais
Wool, fne, unwashed Is @121S
Eeathers, goose s....................40 gas
Eeatners, uncK 66 gao
Feathers, chicken OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a 8
FeaIners, turkey .................. 219Ql 3
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23
Detectives Always Handy.

lnn,us these youths and everybody seems to like
them They are always smoking good cigars at
the expense Of the gang and are hail -feliow-weh-
met with all the crowd. They are there more to
protect the curb than to modest it. They see
that no pickpockets carry on their nefarious work
In the middle Of it, and that Is something mncn
needed. Three Or four times week the patrol
wagon dashes down Brosd street, picks up
crook who has been caught In the crowd, anu
trundles him away to the bar OF Justice.
A Good Hearted Crowd.
The detectives see that there are no brokers n
the crowd who have not paid their $50 license
fee Cases have been known where popular
broker was unable to put up his money ana
his friends Loyalty rallied to his assistance and
put it up for him. There Is lot .. et
borrowed without collateral, In fact they VIII
lend anything except their good name. Iney are
happy- eo-lucky crowd. III man happens to
make 1 killing on certain day he invites all his
friends to come aud help him spend tne money
Helping Poor i'vNIdow.'
One bleak. cold day In winter one OF the brok
ers came down to the curb with; the most tearfu
tale that ever was told There was apoor widow
woman up In his block who had nine children
The heartless landlord was going to ev1ct her FOL
failure to pay her next months rent. whicf
amounted to $500. The broker, with tears In hi
ewes pleaded with the gang to help the woman
out. they did it royalty They gathered up tina
5000 in twinklnig and handed 1t over to thu
| broker In question & He smiled quietly as h
said: .sss
Then the crowd tumbIed. 1t had never strucl
| them as peculiar tnata poor woman should pa.
! $500 a month for her humble home, and the,
/ had simply poured In their money without Askin
| questions. When It developed that the Joke va
On the crowd they determined to blow in th
5000. The curb stopped business Ct = O'clock an
/ adjourned TO 4 restaurant on Exchange place
where they did things royA ally for an hour OF tive
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23
Another Embryo Napoleon.

Another lad who has made name for himself
in the Northern Securities campaign is young
Jack Oliver. He made a name py gong proke.
He sold Northern Securities for every dollar he
was worth at 95. When it started to 60 up
from that figure he rushed into print about It,
determined to let the public know that North
wanted his money back right away. He was the
! .nan Of mystery who advertised about q
column day in all the principal papers In
New York city pointing out to gaping pubic
| a whole lot OF things about assessments. pro
noters' bonus. etc. People thought at first that
| this attack on Northern Securities was made By
| .sB,lly'' Oliver, associated with Jakey Field
Harry Well and other hoary sinners OF the Wal
| the AFFAIR and stated that he had changed his
nosts and become a bull. When it developed tha
| the man who made this venonnous attack wal
| about is years old, Wall street enjoyed goot
| 1auoh ut hjs expense. .EEGf&L
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23

Balances paid in cash. h Not included IL
totals because containing other Items than clear
ings. f..'5 Prs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
BAT tiled WITH
A BIG TYPHOON
rnG SCHOONER ROBERT sUAaLEs HAD TERRIBLE EXPERT
EseE ON HER VOYAGE TO HAlpHoEe-Losr MATE AHr
MEMBER OF HER GREW

small boat. We boarded y heavy go
% the spanher figsiuE.
The sea washed Second Mate
johnson aud one seaman pFeftuafa
and they were iant Had a not been
far the uauh. George tfiiliuH. e
Filipino. I would have been 81 =
tiNht place. ~ 1 had left only -four
Msnican Indians that W~fe ahie-
badied and they could not speak Eu-
Filah.
when the typhoon had completed
its WefA We bad seven feet of water
Ia the bold
we viii lraYe this port 1ulY Band
hupr - have Heod passage.
fhe tyrhnnns are too much Tor
the HallinEs Nssasis. and I fauhi s.
vessels lees ntRuneh than the hsariee
could have Ncathsred such storm.
At any rate. l do hops that ! never
have the same experience again
The Nsafles u the HrhaaHHf which
on haF voEnAa from MaiEHaaH e
Seattle iast winter passed ever a
submarine volcano tn TIRE uila-fH
elfie. uhieh shock the vessel - that
severed * the cfsN we're thrown utft
~ their hnnha Volcanic aah vas
thrown ~ ths Surface of ths water
foi a distance q = quarter 81 q
mile
The present crew ~ the assrleH
eas shipped a fhis Port Can't Puts
IL well known oH the s0und.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN


The second livery stable robbery
IL three days aeeusFes7 last HiEhf.
whsn the barns tsianEinE - ben
negf ard III uaRhee ~ - Nsiftss
giHns Nsfe entered ~ burglars ana
3 tifs sad1ie HtQlens Tie fHtttsf
Mss reported 70 the police tals mofu-
ing
Some fulsrreauf threw q stone
threuKh the window - FfassrH mil
finery store ~ Eroona and Colufn nla
street at q a'cleek this mafninE. ets
iHentiy for fhr purpose ~ climbing
~ 10 loot The staFs. fssfroiusan stsa-
at happened aipuE a feN moments
later and frightened TIE fobbef
&@sg
J. walter Wright en- attorney q
fiueyrus. o.. II IN the ciiY. Ifa viii
visit several poand peinfs. Ia view
81 removing 70 Tits state.
A ". Rurneil yesterday afternoon
sued his Wlfc. Mrs Jennie nafuels.
for divorce. on ground n aeesftiou
fof mere than one year TIE couple
we're married tu 1881 and lived to-
esther until last June. when Mfs
Hufuell. her husband says. without
cause or reason. packed Up her
personal belongings and has left
home. The coupie have ore grown
up son. O. ~ Burnel They wers
married az BALDWIN. Ms.
Theodore schuiixirin. q taller. well
known IN this city, died a. his rest
fsnce. 80 Ward street. tAss sssasss-
ing. lie was a member OF Home
Asrie No. /. y. o. =. ard etn -
buried under ths auspices q that
order sunday.
Steamer city u Topeka sails 10
southeastern Alaska tonight with 81
passengers and = heavy cargo
Steamer Rainier arrived from ean
[ Frauciaco last nisht with - raxaesl :
7 gers aud q flu cargo Of general
freight
British steamer Robert Adnm.on
arrived ne Smith Cove this morning
where 80. 90 feet OF lumber taken
off her at the time Of her collision
{ with the steamer Queen VIII BE-
7 loaded. Ehn comes from Quarter
master ushaFs che has Asss. -.
inK some Of her eaFse unios ied there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

The American Schooner Robert
ssafiss. whish iaft puit iadiaw
March ~ for iIaiphanE chias. en-
eauntrrcd a t9phUon when within
anc daN % hcr destination. with as
aaiFaua results. Second Mats A
johnson = hose home is nsllesed to
be iu berkeley Cal. auu a ssanan
whose meme Il uul Known were
washed overheard and lest hlfnf
Mats Anderson aud another sailor
aere inlafsd and the vessels fig.
sins WAS badly damaged
News Of the catastrophe reached
Seattle this morning in q letter from
capt >. a. Hlltn. master az the
Henries "a d. 81 Thornton. the 10
cal agent 81 thN vessel The seafiss
affifed At halnhoaH June u, and
afier being repaired uan a. start
huus 1uiY q II she aot aWsy Al
that time she should asun arrive.
Capt pT.ts tells Of fhs suaags e.
follows
HAflsf e faif passage 40 arrived
at HaiphonE We had fairly Fnod
yea fhuF unfil tha aay before Nf A.
rived uhen We encountered : -
fsfr fyphpau. which tors uH Az a.
ftsora. Our sails we're carried awag
before ue cguld st them in Our
small beat vas actually hiasn 10
bits worst n ALI fast after Futtins
away the remaining part - thH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

Behind iocksd doors the board ~
equalization last nlEbt listened 20
Jacob faaFth tea why the rersenal
tseasfty ~ fha seattle Electric eHfnr
pay shnuld not D. Assessed ~ ia
tras value. Aaa fsff ence the atsn-
tosfiAu voice II fha autacraIio watch
duF - tire city treasury Wa silent.
Ia ether WeraR like fifeF Mabtlt.
Couuei man James said uuthin
out q aefereace 20 the silence ~
their respected contemporary. Cunn-
eiinasu Mallea ana Rude aero a.
ss-nieathod 40 the pFoverbial og-
stsr.
70 the eoanfy corabsslanefs zen the
task - ruttinE the president ~ She
hiy eortnsfnftua On she Rfitfun. sut
y. J erafth ala most 81 ths tals.
lux. thu other commissioners put
tins Ia word no~ AID then la The
right pssre.
Nf Perth eontehaea fhat The g.
attic fseefrie company Vas rayinE
rexofbitAnt tAxrs On tts personal
property. and m view q The inW a..
sessussnta % ether railroads ard
corporations vas being made the
Tai ivy. The idea % the cotn.
panys rraTerty being more valuable
this year than last MT Fafth said
was perfectly rtdicuiaus. a. No
LINES HAD HEEN EXTENDED
AMI THE SEW Cans AND
POLES AND Equipment WE'RE
SECOND HAND AND DIDN'T
AMOUNT To MUCH ANYHOW
OUR ASSESSMENT WAS RAILS
M 30. Go LAST YEAR Wy THE
BOARD or DQUAIfZATfoN." be
said. AND We FENts THAT We
PAID REALLY MORE THAN WE
OUGHT TO HAVE DONE
The session vas very brief. ~ the
ecenciifasn had engagements else
Whefc which they said they ccuid
not possibly Eeslrct.
Mr.. Farth pat AZ a pretty God
talk~ Mr.. Baker said this moaning
ami although ] Do not care 20 state
and IA fact % net know. whot &C
ton ~ shall take. I believe chat she
tsoAri vii decide t. boesl rs ASSESS
rfeat : feN hendrsa thousand any
how
We e. ret 80 into the matter
faiiy vita Mr. Fuffh last night ard
asked hlfu Only a few 4uestiaus We
VII bow ~ lo2k over ne $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
MAY RAISE IT
soARp OF EQUALIZATION BOOST TIE ASSESSMENT OF
rNs SEATTLE ELECTRIC co nPAsY a llrTLE"

mrnl fofls carefully before making
eur decision. and compare that - :
ssssHsent with the other railroad
companies
Nh FuUTH WAS ~ Favor
OBJ HAVING THE MEETING
OPEN II THE PUBLIC AND
Saddle HAD NOT rhE SLIGHT
RsT OBJECTION TO REfbitrEitS
uEI&G PRESENT Neither had shr
county commissioners. bat BIT
james stlii Insisted that ~ would b.
aaiuK the Seattle N1e,tHic company
= fearful injury n BE- allowed the
pablta q know rsactly What trans
pirsd AZ thr session
Mr. James says that the eniy rea -
son ths commissioners Nanf tha r.
portsHs e. cnius iu tho rolsfn = be
cause they wish O. play eolid, a.
they NIt hs candidates fer some
county offisc AZ the nest election.
II SAID Nj Jamrs. With an hen-
eat nfniie. -can Act a. J thing rsht
- have no raiitiuAl aspirations
Thts board helt enly = short eea-
SION this morning and raised no ~
ssssHuenta fi ia fhanEht that u viii
bold another evening" session fot the
purta@e ~ rxing the assessment e
the seattle Electric oofnpsnY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
PIONEER
ALASKAN
sEN wocHg. NOW ~ SEATTLE,
AELPEo TO HAUL DOWN TIE
RUSSIAN FLAG

Steamer santa Ana arrived atneon
fsam NsHfrE . Hirh F~srt Hiiv iHff
August a hfinalns la pasHEsl sefH.
That number iHCiaasd g fshFftaHn
ffslm the Orca eauhefY Of the n 4.
a ~ nugupauf ANa at,unt an equal
number uf niinrFs retufued from the
seEiua country
Auiuns the psssrH rcrs Vas heu-
tauain Wuebs 90 heatak, no =
pfoha bis ihe eldest American set
lirr 81 AtaHha. tfs first arrived ~
Kodak Wtth Hatfeff ~ Second Unit
fsf States artillery un June g itss.
al Kenni ~ had the atsiiaetaou q
assisting t. haul daNn tho Russian
fiak and false the stars and Stripes
IN rs anAe
The NeHlaa passengers brinE fath-
- disooufaElHK rsEsorts iu rrEafd
maintain that Is q very promising
There was = slight feu o. snow al
slate creek IaHs Tn
Lee nrawiry and Hoy Kiunear.
fSu NuanE men sell kuu'su IN this
city. tetuFnsd FROM = com iisnea hunt
ina I'D prv,l,eefins trip az fsku-
tat rev Looked over entne uH prep
critics y hiie their ThFy frpnf1 that
there j. essuHifsfablz activity - kA-
YAK Thu i4ppF Company ARD TIE
AbrsnsthT Company are hHsf bariaa
sf wells -aad stf&asY a CO have
about i've men employed % that
Uark
AZ TIE seens 81 fhs res strike "a
ths white river ~ faktaE ana Icy
hay there are Abaat lee fasn sn-
Easea in securing the TlNcxr Sesa
wtth FactHFE
~ II Wlnchsi - Toiufados sfth =
party % faur tutufn~f from = cop
peg peusr~stinH trip
The santa Ana had cargo con-
sislina 80 ia oao cases - canned ans
= barrels - sat ifnnn. nrt g tors
% ore from the Ettafnaf copper uins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

PR0ROGUED

LONDON, Aug ts@raniameni
nan ururasuad to-day until NeY
The kine in = apeesh feslsNed his
FereHt Visits ard said be believed
that Eund rUautta would coHs ftein
lla Nisif O. France and the ~ Turn
DONORS shown President lruh#t tie
commented on tha Turkish situss
ton aatd ne was pleased ~ tho
UfanHs River colonies. believed the
people nf the fnd,an tmpiru aprfs.
eiated the rfdufiiou 81 TAXATION, and
had the strongest hope for auncefa
81 the advancement n the NslfNfe
u irslafsi where ha Was aFfeeahiy
Touched hy his rrceuf receptions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
IN LONE STAR ON A
HEAVEN KISSING HILL
a BEAUTIFUL PROSPECTUS OF sEATTLE's FINEST
HosTELRY. THE WARRINGTON. JUST ISSUED

The WashiRKfaa hssss! has tsnaaa
q prpsFec azs which Il really sufk
Of srt. a. Il coutaius b~aatitul Nt~ps
not oniF q The rnaAniflaent fs.ssA
bat % points 81 Interest on Puget
sound and - ths scsnrrN aiaaz tHs
Great Npfthsfa ralifa&a fuats e.
Seattle The back cover sssus
beautiful gtetura ~ the WasbzssEton
as u look. ~ aiEhi hung utuh tfsp
thousands - electric t.gkts thk4
mAke n q land mark for mlles
afuuTsa.
A pIetufs - the dining fsrosu 1851
b i.txsitsut Roosevelt dNrtns ah
stay at the hotel IL especially inter-
sstinki ana snap shots takes e.
tbs vefanaa ~ the guests arr vsfs
clear.
a ulatufs Of the fortauats nttis
tats = - fsa n fhe big fsziaes. sssd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
NAY Will BE nARRlGo

Alexander faEhuus TIE sheet
rAnrh~f VITO Ia charged Wtth bring
log HJanc be Mataz a. this cpuuirf
Tor immoral purposes has been al
sts~A ~ his attorney W ~ Morris
% nAFry The Eifi ~ anGs4 II Ahs Sul
consent
HE wish So Do - ana a. Kiss X4iAE
has inftfnAfad that ale VII @thiuk
Alsas4t a. arrangements s'ils b. made
for the Wedding
The jay hafafe which Faehau Was
trfsa. sifsaEruet yesterday. and va
dis barred lie is sflii a tuitaf
states prisoner although Qut on
bnnfa A breach - promise suit
Instituted against Faehqu. is silil
psHains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
SHE BACKED HER FAM
RIVAL s GOO GOO EYES
POLICE JUDGE GEORGE FIND MRS NELLIE
ONCE WITHOUT a

which she raid wtth sn alr - satis-
faesiuu nat showed she eonaiaersd ths
nlaneY vel spent
The sTfdsnen iahd before the court
- IsrntY Prosecutions kffafnsY
X ffstr uas - The eject tat Whsn Mr..
Burke isarnsd - her hus4aanns 80
catasds ste rrscsstisd - ersak xsuGs
cree arn. Misc Gfe,fisf n thr melee
ne fair ctsrsasr lass hsr ere glasses
sad Ent hiark sVc. traces - shirh
sass siisui witness a. Mfa mafks' >
pfussss fhia Fnernira
Ths TIN -uu oceHffsf Aarusi &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

e thesF uafses. taken on the grounds
~ the Washington. IL toe cute foF
anything
= ~ kofhern and Nat =. Good
Hlu. tNo famei1r actors zha have
stages az ths Washington. Hnd
shese sHpsF'cnas euFins years Is
travel has made them sIicufs4 AZ
FAR as hotels are cohcerned. have
sid that the elegant service q TIE
big hotel taxwther With the hsAutis
fai Vie stu lie ytetnity. MAKES u
uue % the rlsaksutsst ard best
e4sipnsd obstetrics sect 81 rhteak0.
The ainst conspicuous n "a httrncs
tiFe feature % fhs hotel - night IS
ths beautifully illuminated star on
the pinnacle % the hotel tower.
~hish reminds the observer - moth
Ing - nnuah ~ q the famous Hua=
taticn. "A inns star 81 3 heaven
kissins hui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
WOODMEN'S
EXPOSITION

The executive committee ~ the
Wuodu1en ~ the World exposition.
voted last evening % donate - p@H
cent. % THE gate rczripfa en- ttls
opening night. % the Labor Tstnpte
fund. The COMMITTEES drHisesi 10
express IS good wishes for tbs en-
fefpriss. and decided that q sub
atantiai recognition vii be appre-
Csated by thser Interested IN sssins
the Labor Temple crested.
The Wuudulen opposition Wkf BE
held on the grounds where the re
cent labor carnival wNa held. All "
thu booths along the Union str~ct
aide viii rsanain intact. ss VIII the
aruhWnY and the ticket boxea
The COMMITTEES which viii put the
exposition through has been organ
lied ~ follows a - McCnfIuick.
chairman n ]. sIsecEsrt. SECRETARY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

MOB LAW

cHAuTAUQuA y. r. Aax ia
ne feature of tn assembly tosisT
Vas the address - Chlaf Justice
Lore - Delaware. wha - Charged
with having caused the recent
lYudhInE - WHnl@stoa ~ asfsEias
an immediate trial Ills address
aaM 81 uiee Ia. ehieh ne severely
afFaisu~a. rhafActsrisinx V - an
NFrhy. MhkEh eoonuF 90 later NeEaia
axrffhHgu the nktfan- unless step
red
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
STILL ANOTHER
OFFICIAL GRAFT

WASHINGTON, 4. g.. Aux IA
~ Lanxs superintendent % the 81
vision - fasfaffia~ supplies. has
been SLATED frf tstiFrmsnt postnsass
Ger geusral Paine has azcsftainst
that fssais las ha@z#s eSHeeftstfsFsa
tnk Us sufficient quantities e rtzn
~ voafoffsesn u tbs roanfrf fron
three 80 tsn PEARS for - ceHts =
puma vixen he faarkst pfies i
oHiy - cents q pouna.
Louis Is = Fssie e he Heath -
sffue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
ON MATTERS
OF FINANCE
President Holds a Lona confsrsncs
Rsls,ivs to Forthcoming aons.sry
Measures

OYSTER BAY. AuF ft-rrraiAsns
Roosevelt held conference this tFlarn-
las With 6servtary SHAW ard later
With Senators Carlisle and Cuiion. and
Cumptruiier - The uCfrcneF Hideif
The president Invited Carlisle g. rive
bic Views or the monetsrr problems
cuuffuntiuN the trainers q surtheaua,
ing measures because be wishes o.
meet she views q both Democrats Aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

~ pretty YeanE somau naasrs
goo 80 rNsH - NHuF husssHuH sne
saanes hisn fas1 fskius hrf s. fhs raf=
uixal fau axs nns guafihsd b. aaiiita
ihs eeg nakten's hais noe n dsstsuYz
leg hsf wearing apparel ssilhsF uaii
the isw rgNatd Nuu te eallin3 hHF
naanes that aan't ftak reN fn prtnt
This par the fuilne - raiics 1uaes
GiHaFNe this unruiaE Ia enc ease - TIE
STATE aNzinsf Mra Nrsiis Harhs.
chzrrea vfth nasa AZ snd assault SO
battery sgun Mis-. AEnis Gfedisf Mr.
nufss SIS found ruiifx ahd fhed 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

Jedxs Marris this sfisrnoon granted
= Temporary rssirsiHsHg nFdsf 90 The
nr~sitian ~ Alsa Mxrfimaa sKatnnf shS
Master lIaraesharFs Association re-
strafntuF tt fFatu prevent iss aapali
heasea ffssfa feflsiua a. furnish Nsf-
rimkn uitH fhf H~crsssry materials %
carr en- his bHainea3
The ease hsz te1H "a hesftns Ter
a-Nrral La
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

~ gsibifesns
T=hia efterupsfi aeeFetarY filtehrpck
af.a Attornsf l.aiutsfilazh q NsN fofh
held = Iala eieuaaniufa. brilsFed e. -
relative % the glove caaffscth ~
puich Canxf aasInHn IAitAasf - Ia
Vowed f.sitsrts4eh ts 0He 81 LIT
taa=4fss hffafesasaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
BO0DL
Reigned Supreme in Porfiand---
A Big Sensation i'm Official
Circles

muiaied eat e thousands ~ dollars
ln every Department headquaf-
"a aere ln thn cuantN Nisrk offiae.
N.xpafl faIaak'H rsHaft q Que she's
ma Mulinanah county Has faf years
In ths hands % thieves.