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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
NUNIvAK
is SOLD
nlo STERN WHEEL REVENUE
CUTTER COMING HERE

A stern wheel steamer largor thar
any that has ever entered fuUol
Sound VIII within tive of three Wesk'
leave 81 Michael for this port Nh,
IL the revenue cutter NuniKak and
has been purchased rs 81 = Noflui
s Ca of thia ritk. Cart ueafav fab
iof uhd Engineer William uas drn. Nift
a fuit crew went 60 NJ Michael ou tht
Indiana o. bring thu XasHrL under hVi
usn steam. down 80 seattle
The task % trinHins the big stern.
wheeler O. tho Sound will bs diffi.
cult 40 we'll aa expensive. one. shs
sili b. atiiesd Is call 81 nuteh hafhoi
Tor cesl after her Ions run aeruNn ttvr.
tug sea. aud then at several pafin
along the Southeastern Alaska coast
FOR fuel Il may take several muathn
t. make the trip during which ums
thc expense hiil in the Judgment - 10.
cal aeagarink men will run az &C. bs
tween tesa and fRqo
The Nunlrak VAS built hY The soy
eminent in san Francisco Ia isse fai
the pufpoae u ratrallinE che rivers ~
Aiaska she was anls used Ter SHORT
time. pwinK 20 the fact that aho Wai
found a. - ~ Too deeu dfauHhi "a set
over the numerous bars ~ thu Yukon
ID h aaid that the oreniuE q Alaska
to issitimafs iiauur aeliins shortly ~
isf she went into commission was alsp
raftlf responsible fpr her seinE cut 81
commission
Her ofisiaal cest w@s i1c.uca bat tns
Seattle FIRM bought hef faF about $40
although the vfsssi 4 sua IN Fuss'l
ssawurthY condition.
rha steamer - a weasel II ~ tana.
and carries two suns tt Il nui 80
determined what uss wiii be made u
the weasel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
HRTS WITH
FELONY LAW
Marry Smith Runs Trade Slot Machine and VIII Be
Arrested 10 Make a Test Case

small chance Of roins Go the pentt,n.
tiafy, in order that the new law miHhl
br tested.
Harry smith VAS The man selected
and II was Ca secure hta atteHt that tht
machine NaH placed en the counter OF
the rissr stand In front - III Nkslol
way yeatefdaN afternoon.
President Morrison q the asaacia.
tian said this mpruius that mo- fsiid
had been raiafd e. tust the law,
"fhe members 81 tbe aaueeta zion mas
b, Assessed n aman amount "a pay ats
totuoNr fees hut thetr iH no fund be-
ms raiHsd We fHmik believe that ~
can ssat tho law. and VIII take ever,
honorable means 90 de- it,' hs said
When seen this marninH rroscentinf
Attorney srott said = am now eotk
ms Ca the Information ssaiuai the mas
wna conducted q Slot machine ou Yes
icr way yesterday afternoon The in-
fufma tion viii he filled directly iu the
superior court ant Will charsr HHfrA
Smith With conducting "a Hiat maehlnt
contrary 80 the state felony Eamhlinf
law Thefe are twa statutes against
conducting a slot machine one mahct
the effense q felony and the other =
missismsanor tioth passed the zen
ate ou the same daN. and were signed.
am Informed hY the EuFefnsr on the
same da1 There o. seine question a.
"a which IL now In effect
smith eill he arrested and giye ban
~ soon a. the Information 10 filed
AGAINST him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
JAMES AND
GILL QUIET
RECONSIDER THEIR THREAT TO
BLOCK BROADWAY IMPROVE.
MINT

Notwithstanding the threats made
BY Guunetlznuu fAiil and james. tao
weeks age. that thsY would fef al
tire hold cut against the rfufnsrd
hrpRaWsYa A. uutiiusd ia an afdi'
names then before the city ewuUrii,
that same ordinance was unani-
fHNasiY PASSED ~ tne council last
ulKht and an1thsr sfep towards So
eunuE the mueh needed improve
meet taken
James and Gai earns htrward aith
their lttir ayr vote without a Wagd
49, $50. s-Ss' :. ~ fses.s ~,
THE etgest u ~ Be- saved from
Yes1ef WaF - kaY street aith
sarsalt with TIE uxeeptiuu ~ that
ruftfaH between thH ear tracks.
whiaa VII b. uaEst aifh brick The
total ernt % the lmFfeg rfusnt = -
timated af sitAa1a af whaNh . coo
wifi b. taken ffam the general fupd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

An information ehareleg Harry
Smith With felony in eendaetlnE a
merchandise pasinr nickelsin. thc-slot
machine in eirar storc 81 ut Nsslei
W.s, viii be flied iu the superior eourt
either this afternoon M tomorrow
mafninK THE Innocent little dCNiee
wee placed on the counter ct the eisaf
stand Yesterday afternoon and piaA ga
hy several men Who viii he witnesses
Ter the state
However. ma dvuiai ~ tht facts Wiz
he made by ghe men who operated the
maehine. M smith o. the "maftNt
who has consented 10 stand tho tcst
u the new felony law resardiug slui
machines.
fer TIVE hours the machine stood ef'
the counter la front q the eiEar stand.
and several palicr detccttt,s aud va
troimcn walked ny without aaktuE ana
questions. Thgy were p,alniy not suX
ious Is take hard ~ the matter
When il Naa sryn thal mo one Nuhid
make tbs arrest that was REALLY snlle
ited 10 the man Who was Cunduct lus
the machine the device Was taken out
However. eneurh Witnesses had been
secured and the infefma tiaa was giyeH
10 the pnasecutlug attorney
Fer several DAYS the laeal members
II the State Liquor nealcrs Protect
association have been working e. rvt
a man who wuuid bs willing e. stand
. prosecution under the now law =
man who wvuld be Wiiling to take a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

Monarch FIHlnhed Linen Thread.
very hest Quality. tinrd for samiDT
an buttons - srslaE carpets. fun
siss sIsaais 4lHarE cold ~ o. per
saaoA e. II 3 HFzoui~ fur Zoe
rrariuE Wheels extra quality. al
sAYs sid fnf ine each. O. il Re
-: - = y :. :. :: -. =. -. -.
with Kold o. silver riidss. worth
regularly - each 90 ll....4s. Sc
- da4fu Boys wash HinuafG Ia very
neat patterns. strictly fsst raiuru
iaFre sailor collars. sizss p e. 10
Ysars. regularly ~. 8 q % gle
% dozen Boys Shfrt Waists. 3ers
strongly made ln al caiors. Sizes
"a u years. this Il an exception
ally good raist foH So. s O. % 23e
Husa All Wool Knee PHntz. this line
consists ~ ehsyiots tweets. caasi-
marcE and serEss sizes : % -
years. the latest patterns and
styles. regular price s. - 5 20 H..
.s...-.4...... .-.-...-s,.. .......-.. Toe
Infants and ChiidrsuH Quilted Fiihr
edged Nth iaec. regular value ia1ac.
to II ....-....---..--..--....... ae
Chudrsnss White Aprons. trimmed
2lth embroidery, regular value g..
10 II .,.sssst.s. .s=s.t.-sss.-. SOC
Ladies Straight Front Bias 6ursa
cors,ts. made ~ black satecu. lace
and bebc trimmed regular value
lae e. II .-ss....s+s.... 33c
Plain Hack Lawn. good quality. -
iarheH uidt. worth inc : % n. q
yard --s....sssa...s s-....s.....,ss. SC
Mems Jersey FITTING Fancy Woven
Underwear. Nic value. 20 n -. ice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
ACCUSES
MOTHER
SON SAYS SIZE rs A pRuNKAHp
AND NEaLuers FAMILY

Pat curtis. a principal Ia the re-
cent irHnuuah riot, who was Indicted
by the grand jury FOR assault with
intent g. XIII has asked the superior
court "a take his two little sisters
aud baby brother from The custody
Of his mother, Mrs. Mary CURTIS.
whom he alleges - be dfunknrd.
lie SAYS she neHlcctH the ehiidren
ahamefuliy,
The family lives ~ New Castle.
aud nf HpsflinE 90 that town and
the state uru the petitioners in a
complaint against the mother filed
ia the superior court today Curtis
ln very fond of the little Ones, " ho
are aged p. ] aud 8 years. reHpectiNes
IS. aua HHYa that ~ they are taken
from their mother he VIII provide
for them
alleged share in the riot tie 10 cut
GA bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

Take the famous sfcnie Shasta
funie Two trains daily Co San
Francisco. Tast time. beautiful
=Heneff AMI excellent service. Sc
attic O. Asn Francisco tzAt1 nHss
class, fitee SECOND rlaaa
Apes Ial rate excursions 70 chi.
eaEn AMI return. ts4sR ~ Louis,
tfft0. Omaha ard Kansas city. TO.
New Orleans tfskat Memphis
tssba June "A 10 30 July n and 50
Aus . ana 70 Ffali PARTICULARS
ticketh and svnHfxaiien AZ Southern
farins Co.'S afiiee ets fifkt avenue
= y hiiins general agent 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

The cHg council last night adopt
20 a Resolution providing Ter the re-
WeTal u che city Free Employment
bureau ard the office Of abe aetYe.
targ % the civil aefFi1e commission
from The present location In the city
hntt % the Old hesxer property at
fealef way and fIfth avenue. be-
cause u she cFamped condition 81
the Offices - The city treasury ana
Wnfef dauHffrfisr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
SHINES. A DIME

A uniform srice ~ 10 cents each Tor
shines will 40 into effect Saturday
aH the rvsnit 90 the orsaniaatio ~ a
hoothlarls union Heretofore the
work has been done for cents M
many eases The Seattle hnathlaekH
union elected permanent Officers last
uiEht ph Follows d. ~ galloway,
president. G. A stewart secretary
james a smith, Vice president rham.
a. =. Wilson financial secretary
tfaHk neruse. treasurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

Rates ou the overdue ship tyder-
horn. tsa days uut from ballard for
neinEna bay, have ndehnrcd 20 10
per cent There 81 but little play
un hoe az that figure, as local ship
ring men are convinced that SHE
met dlsnHier almost at the begin 3
ming Of her voyage. This belief r.
due 10 the finding OF the stern ~ a
ships boat marked with the single
word Liverpool. and q large guam
tity ~ lumber az OuHtnina, Van
couycf island. The fydefhoru claim
ed Liverpool az her home port, aud
carried IA cnfEo Of lumber from the
Htimsun mills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

chaiie a. Paris. IN q coed assortFnens
- styles. usual price lgise. ta n
$500. --t.ssss...ss- ...-ss.s..-ss q Lac
Pine Dress Sates M. IN score ef
beautiful designs and ealor4nss
worth l-e. te II. q Fard Ifle
q % Cotton Waists Ter LadisN. With
trimming plain white o. eoiors All
sizes 4 70 ii................. s1e
fiia Black India LinoH waists. pret-
uiN tucksd. all sirss. . 10 n sae
NO Mercefized Petticaats. black and
cslors, all lengths. many styles s
70 AA.tsasfts tss-ft.tas4st...sv.ss. sNf
Mems Fancy BEDFORD Cof Shirt. 10
be worn with white cellar. Tse va,us.
70 ilt.4s-.sss ssss..-.......s.sss-..4o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
<0 VNoI~4eIoxr AGroup Of UnrivaIed Bargains
- W Ii w O~AAACS0S1. the Surplus

E-insh Past Cciaf Neiaur Murefua.
la - desirable euiars. regular -
goods. 10 . ..sz... ..ss--s..s..- 2Se
E-inch Al Moot Heather EeitinfE
tu shades - EraF hfaNn eud gar
bet reEuisF or EaadH o. II 3He
.sS... - ez2...-s,.... .ss.. ~.
HFHE NTlFuN Euffu CuEur uaHtTrfEfs
regular c. saaas. 81 - ase
eaFsieuIn FiHstsrz. regular rrlce -.
a. u .4s... .-z4.... a.......... DC
Evans Ltstefatra Tnnth Rsaf rrE5l-
Ear prize o. q ...#z=.......... DC
isambsrts tAatsrins. rsHuisf pries
80 + 10 ~ ....... .............#. I5e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
Is. :.
CONSUMED
WATER SUPPLY GIVES OUT ON
NINTH AvENgE

Tn arcauut IF lack 81 water A one.
STORY ffamt- Futtag. - Stuth avenue
and Gaylar street Mae turned 20
the ground early tbs usaFnlne. The
mama ~ thn nWuur nf ere buIIhlnn
has not been Learned - Thisf casS
The fire appRfafns has not called
out until after the fire had gained
a great headway and then il aAs
found that No Hassf VAS % be mad
In vefy shurt tims the building
wAs a smuuidsriun heap Of rulom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
WILL REMOVE THE
H00KSAck LOG JAN

BIDS for the removal 81 ths log
Jam IN fh@ Nnakaaak river all ~
called far ~ Aakr Juhn Nils %
the United States engineer cortsn.
The jam IL af the farka 81 the
Neokaaek ft has been allowed -
remain there for a uana Hr ~ years
and has diverted the eastern branch
- the river from HeiiIazharn hey
Int the strait Of Georgia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

inch Dotted eud FiHurod curtain
Huiss-as inches side and valued At
iar yard 10 ..ts44ass...s5= lOA4e
- nmfuH Fast Hack Cotton Hose.
double sole. superior quality. all
siEes. special ffem 4 % ~. = pair
-str.tsfsss sHta..ta- sss-..rttssssss4 &c
u umsna Past Hack Cotton Lace
iiore. sstra fine quality. 6ouhir toe
and heel 8 "a 81 q pair Ice
lfuniaE Wa With wooden handle.
very best quality xsx aisafs soia
At g PER eiirk. 30 u.....4s..s.. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

Tha IONS Ora ensout fcrtfeFNfsF ever
Sidewalk sisNNfnrs has mf last hsrt.
settled The rifF caunrii last night
passed The nss ursiinsnee. uhifh
stsinksntlF regulates ths ioeatiun aud
manner = usiaH Sidewalk elevators
and trap apars. The eity Is divided ~.
30 Wholesale snt rwtaH districts. ptth
boundaries a. hsrstafefs published sh
ihe sfaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
COVE EMINENT WANTS
Wharf, IN SEATTLE

A.ai Hiaaaasn - tha AZ aaasfar.
masters department. has asAaa gfaazs
ais Faf u feara frutai ~ aharf faf
gpVsrunaenf purposes ne hifa viii
- unrnssi Guns 81 az bern.
4 daek capable ~ tsFfhinE a vessel
"a so tgaa Will - required
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

Turkish Bah Robes fer Women. eF-
cry on3 worth 81 fancy shapes cerd
ami ias zsi and neck and waist se@-
clai % i.+...z....-ss.-....4. $3.50
$50 French Flannel Drrnrins
shcquen. AL woiors. triple cape col.
lar. riik stitched trimming. pinkeA
- a =, ~ s'.'s s..s.ess 49, ~, q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
was HEART DISEASE

Coroner fiefs held an autopsy this
morning over the body ~ Paul DfaH-
DO. who wuF found dead IA his rosstr
in the Occidental hotel eeafsras !
morning Organic haart disease was
found to - the cause II death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
PASSING or BUTLER

The tiutier hotel closes it's doors
tonight and iiainin a sghmita retire
from 10 management II vii be- Sc.
OPENED in about tao months with
new uHnrfH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
q SIS q q y u q n 4 d u n =
STAR DUST:



The King County Laureate Is stu
missing and Gcerav Thompson. who
has challenged him 10 = poetic duel
came 10 the star Dust Mans rescuv
with the following today, We
haven't decided yet whether George
belongs % the tslEeuc Field or J.
whltcomb Riley school
Armies letter
I'm just a. glad a. I can b.. Ira
having lots of fun.
I feel So happy a. | DIS whra daddy
bought my kEn.
I'm golng 10 have a Eead oia tigs
tnst while I've got the sheN,
Because my sister Armies Eot Jet.
ter from her beau.
/ knew she'd got a letter cssz / ssen
her drop her hroom
And auff her WORK and shut herself
~ tiGAtly IN Aer RESIN
And ] pernea through the k~yhole 10
make sure II twas 50.
And I seen her read the letter that
she'd gotten frOIn her beau.
She gets letter once a week. bat
such a funny way
Ste had " waiting for it-she exs
pests e every day
And every time u doesn't cofns shr
gets 50 cross yuu Knew.
That ! Keep mum until shs sets her
letter frofn her h-an
II must b. terrible 70 love Ike sister
Ami. dues.
I don think I shall be that way
when I'm a man hecuH
100 - - .... - - =. = .s.N--,s.
ehlle ] play KIth the dough.
Gee VIA Ina glad my sisters got
better from her beau
Gee. r. Thompson.
II ~ nov claimed that the C'hlcag g
salice are protecting the crooks
hnrrah for the rsiicef ID = tire
they were protecting somebody.
II the postoffice department kseuz
On q Vii probably flud the superln :
tendent % Black Mall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
a Word from Josh Wis.

don't no
nov.n shed my
W isiHkrru an peo-
pie ar askiu me
Why I don't get
my hair cut q
E'Fose - I get my
hair cut people u
ask me WHY I
don't get my
pants creased all
v. hieh shows
TIT y hen YOU BE-
g'n I Try 4 please
people yea dent
hFx much tirns
er anything sIas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

Mrs. Janet Daigardno. acad 81. ore
OF the earliest settlers e Pert
Townsend. died % consumption.
There viii b. biz cherry and peach
crop IN Eastern washington tlsis
year.
The svanreiixatian af ths feua
eounties Of Kentucky does not seem
60 progress very rapidly
Biaisop Mcclosky 81 the Louisville.
~ tsoee=c Hss sszfHs aH orsiaF
against dancing ard liquor selling At
plcuicS-
P3erYont Morgan vii entertain a
htx party Of Americans dgflnR the
international automobile farsH.
Anuau session ~ the w &. r. a.
of the snohornirh and Island coun-
ties ronvened todas af Everett
Captain I. r. ceon ls new deputy
port collector az Everett
Clarence Houir. fp-Year-alH guo-
kane by victim Of didn't know IT
vas loaded gun Its head was
blown off,
Company ssTsTss - E.llessbsss- fer
the Irrigation 81 Kfttitas county.
esous 49, 49, 49, +. ..,,tsa..s.....
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

riteyr has been a heavy adv ancr
sale ot aaats fsf Nary MAnnaglnE
who cumeH 20 the Grand anusadaY
niEift iu =sfhf sfuhhofnneas 81 Ger.
aidiue, ms clyde fd4eh play -
said 20 give Miss NaanrfiuE great
opportunity for an sides ~ dainty
comedy. Arthur fiyfnn cuusea With
her. and 81 daaa Mrs Whinen. Win
iouE list - others The presentn /.
ton VII D. the ssufs as given Iu
Nea York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

eiimha the Tacoma totem tree every
time Il rains and holds an umbrella
over the top 80 the water won I
wash ala the paint eff fntly trOn.
hleus thing u totem tres.
When scott Ects after "seetty
viii he set scot FREE
kaTAEeorxevifeh has been kinE =
hours and hasn't been bumhafdrd
vt. HES Slow.
Nuevt sound tonaagu Ia foreign
Trade has Ercatiy Increased over last
Year.
The old Liberty bell he's BEEN sent
fFsssss Fhila AeirhlA g. flaaian for
Bunker liiii day celebration.
International convention - cement
WORKERS tn session az san FRANCHISE.
Within an hour before She was "a
tseQule a bride. Hattie Thomas 81
New Orleans. committed suicide by
ariukirk laftaaumi. Ne eagse
New Zealand government has srnt
an expedition e sssuaa r. loak tse
couatty ever for Industrial pointers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

Thomas Prime. hntod EmNiish
fhso@anhlcai lectures. viii speak russ
day evening" nn Man itah Nuuy
tAFua Ard FRIDAY eXrnlnE on -fne
aauphN ana npifituaiiafa at Thaslaa.
phicAi haM ASS Third ax-uur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
HAD KEYS TO BURN

Was arrested last night by Patrol.
man aeauuH on Husplrian ~ stealing
= 81 gold piece which s Hugitlna. a
Japanese. dropped on the sidewalk
un Washington street " hen
searched nt the pnlieu station IA
skeleton KEYS were found la Iltus
phys ppcksts. lie 10 sell known 10
the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
Ladies Isle Grena-
dine Gloves

fn hiHek phits. fansia and stray.
regular Prize A.. 3 t. li...lSs
fSehs exc hanged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

Waite cream and Erru Point Wen
lee Lace Aprllques. 81 straight
and irregular edges. also medal
linnN Shat can he separated aud
apriigurd. different widths -
choose ffum. all nea shoiee pat
trfna. very finest qualities.
worth 2se. alc. a#c aud {ae yard
sais price. wednesday. yard 25e
A new assortment uf ivory EiAff
Nai fsnees and Insertions from
~ 10 9 aHehea wide. very fine
set top, Hifh heavy Heaiiouei
and embroidered edges e. select
fr0fH. suitable for trimming fire
underwear etc. al very heat de-
sirns. worth up 20 tee yard Male
price y..t4-, ss.....s....... Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

We will carefully examine
your Teeth and tell you in adj
vance exactly what your work
will cost, free of charge.
All work guaranteed for IS
years.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours--8 a. m. to 8 d. m.
Sundays a. m. to IA m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

Mrs. Janet DaiEsrdno. aCad S. ore
OF the earliest SETTLERS af Port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

There viii b. big cherry and peach
crop In Eastern Washington this
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

The svaureiixatinn 81 the feaa
counties % ksntneky dosH not seem
TO progress very rapidly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

+ At 2e YARD Edges worth 6
and CSC Ser yard
At 3iso Edges worth 5lke
and , i-sc per yard.
At sc YARD-EdRea worth Ioc
Der yard
At Zoe YARD Edges worth 17e
Ter yard.
/ AT : &c YAtD-EdRes worth
i2iAc and l5c per yard.
At I2tse YARD-EdRes worth lse
per yard.
AT Ice Edgea worth sc
ard 1le per yard.
/ At 25s Edges worth 4sc
per yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

Company ssTr=@s - E.llenshass for
the Irrigation Of Eittitas county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

fferTs1rt Morgan VII entertain a
htg party Of Americans dgfiuR the
international automobile races.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

Anuau session ~ the W e. 7. T.
81 the Snohonirh and Island coun-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

niaek SIX Chnnfiiiy Lace Cell
Icons. fu straight ana irregular
WraFas also HieGniiious o. ehuusc
from. different widths. very FIN
eHt qualities tbs seasons very
latest patterns worth 80 10 stc
yard sale price .-.sssts. he
CAMnRiC EMBHOIDEHiEa
The finest and chnlcc9i 81 aii
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

cur PATENT VACUUM CHAM.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

Captain L. r. ceon Is new deputy
port collector az Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
MARY aANNERINo COMING

New Zealand government has sent
an expedition T. sssHaaa r. look the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

II 10 now eiziuaed that the Chicago
saiice ar~ pruterffnr the crooks
hurrah for the r8ifcea II = tius-
they we're protecting aafuebsssfy.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-02-05

the sheriff for collection; fixing com.
pensation OF road overseers at 50 per
day; placing mutual insurance COM
panies under control of the insurance
commissioner. and providing for In
spectlon Of sheep. The principal house
bills introduced were TO make county
boards appraisers OF state lands for
fixing OF lease value; appropriating
s6,SoS and s26, 100 for state printing.
and fixing April 1 as the date Of as.
sessment value Of property.
House committees reported fayora-
bly, on house bills to approprite s45 900
for dormitory at the Aberdeen nor
NAL; to give school boards power TO
refund Indebtedness without a vote OF
the people; to increase the bond Of the
state treasurer from $3.50, 900 to 81, 000,-
900, and authorizing the warden OF the
pepitentiary to get out stone for q
staCe capitol. An adverse report was
presented on the bill to raise the sge
of consent to eighteen years. A IA
vorable report was presented on the
senate bill to locate the permanent
state fair at Huron.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-02-05
State lie Defendant.

The board of regents of the state.
representing the state, Is defendant in
an action for damages brought by the
contractor who was to erect the Aber-
deem normal school, and who claims
$4,000 damages through the partial
destruction OF that building by fire
during the process of It's construction.
The contractor takes as a basis for
his suit contention that the board of
regents is Obliged by law to keep state
institutions in process Of erection in
sured while in the course of erection.
The specifications provided that the
contractor should keep the structure
insured, while the contract provided
that the board was to keep the struc-
ture insured at the contractors ex-
pense.
The loss involved in the confiagra-
ton was about $4,000, while the in
surance was for but $4,000.
The board claims the contractor
compromised with the creditors, pay
ing certain per. cent Of the indebted
ness for materials furnished and fur
ther agreeing to bring suit as noted
for damages, and the board asserts
that the contractors creditors are be-
hind the present suit.
It is also claimed by the board that
there are Offsets to be made sufficient
to cover any claim made In the suit