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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
OVERDUE.
TWO VESSELS FROM PUGET
SOUND PROBABLY Lost

TNYu vessels, bound out from Puget
Sound. which. very puHnihly, have
been wrecked, wefs placed un ths
overdue list yesterday. They were
the ilritiah bark I.ydetAofn. rs dhya
cut from Ballard Co fclaHoA bay
which Was rated AZ 10 per cent aud
the German bark Edith. ~ days uul
fnum Port Ludlow % Port ftrin,
which was placed at 70 per cent re-.
Insurance.
wreekaEe Of yesFel that waa be
lieVad a. be the IyAerhoru was
picked up on tho Vancouver coast
last February, and a damaged small
boat vas picked up uraf QaRtslffo
about the same Tins. II II also
possible that thr wreohaRH and
UluualYen 900 miles south OF t1pe
FiHttery Last March. may have been
FROM the same vessel.
The i.ydurhorn Was laden with
Lumbar she ~ q vessel OF sstl tons.
She y now more than month over
due az the south African port hav-
ing left Btila~ January Is TIE
ship John Cuffirr, which LEFT What
coin January ~ Tot the Same pert.
Jauusry -. arrived three weeks hao
lt = principally owing 20 the fact
that the Edith u = very old iron
vessel. having been built IN tsss.
that CAUSES scafaFtnH men 70 fear
FOR her safety.
The other eve rsiue vessels are
british bark Ednyfed. % days frum
Newcastle. Australia. 60 aalaverry.
10 per cent. british bark samaritan.
isf days rrom Pert Tampa 10 Yoke
hatus. 10 pof cent HofwsHiau bark
apea. ] - days from London 10 Free
mantle. Is per cent. German shlp q.
II Watian. 800 days from New York
to Yokohama 20 per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
EDWARD IN
i'll HEALTH

LIVERPOOL. England. May II -
Ths fcst today publishes story
fr1fu a Demnst % the Kings house
hoid who says that Ntwards health
Il VERY unsatisfactory ana that it "a
rss~sthie that another operation It'll
be necessary. NsthinE viii keep the
sovereign quiet saa his psysiQus l.
not eslffcirntfr robust 20 hrar thu
strain. tie f~ti asleep twice whiis
being reserved ard while SEATED b..
side the queen 20 Italy, ~ Edfn.
berg. durtns tho holding - raust t.
the nov room. be sent sound asleep
Ito " eeflstaatly undsF care OF Df
Lakias. the court physician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN (

A Jury IN Judge ufinin's depart
mont af the Superior court. yester-
day aftefnonn returned y verdict IA
faVer al the defendants IN thu dam
aEe suit Of Walter Green against The
city of seattle aud Thomas Peter
son. Cautractn1. The plaintiff
claimed 10 have fslien Into an ek-
enVatlon ene niKht last Nos ember.
He sued 10 reeeser taoae far alleged
personal injuries.
on a charge ~ entering the butch
e. ahee ef ]. W. Miles ~ sixth ave-
nao aud pike street. Robert Sexton,
alias Wellington. was yesterday
hound oyer Ia the superior enu- un-
dos stsa honda.
W +, LAgbe. athletic manager u
the stats university, received . telos
gram YESTERDAY from the University
ef Idaho track team calling OFT the
his meet that was ta have boen held
IA Seattle May so The reaaoa fut
calling OFF of tho meet h the refusal
af the Idaho faculty 70 Allow the
Buys 10 make tho trip. II is thous hi
30 the leeai men that thu Idaho
men were afraid Of defeat and for
that reason did not wish 10 oom-
pete.
The dlsappeaFanes OF u. bennett.
a laEues from Seattle tao weeks aso
has been called 60 the attention Of
the public lie came % seAttls ffoa,
Novelty and droppua cut % sight
Ths following marriage licenses
have been lasuedi HaFry Carlsbad.
~. and Gsftruds swsnsoa. n. both
% Seattle. Arthur Seizon. -. aud
Mary Aane Webster. "a. both % Sc
attic.
A. HyFkass knd Alfred West
pleadsd gaslty 20 Erant lafceay ln
the criminal department u the su-
perlor court this morning They
were sentenced b. Judge He'll 20 I
year In the peniteniiarY The two
men stole = sold watch valued al SO
from A Jacobson. last week
Charles Tracy. atlas johnson. al
legged TO be a burElar and an round
'kossd thiaf." Wan arrested an gen
efsd principles this morning by rity
Detsctiva Tannani and f.aiice SER
xwant PuseFs Tracy has been IA
Seattle hrfarv ard has a recart. HIS
picture was fzlns in the roeuss' sal
iefy after hia arrest A note was
a,au found Ia the gallery showing
thss he had been IN trouble Ia VITO
toefA and that his picture IL an or
namsnt 20 the gallery there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

children's Kerehiefs OF Good
Lawn, with eolored Dor
ders. worth SC. at, 3 for Ioe
Fancy Veilings, Tuxedo
Mesh. in various colors,
with or without dots, worth
75c, for ..t.a......ISs
Women's White Swiss Rib
bed Underwear, splendid
value at zse. for Friday and
Saturday ..........Ise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
SHOT Down By
ARMED MEN
-. -: . - ~ u /,
V.nsssns. en- . Murderer ard ~.
Companions

BARSTuW- va. May zt.---Foi.
io~ Ing ths murder Of iiaFnsg Hrown
one white and two rainfsd men wsr'
killed Yesserfsy morning.
Randall. who killed Brown. con
saete4 . aisfepatahis place whcFs
negroes NeFa guards. Last night
following the examination into IN,
death Of nrowtl the negroes Nefs
taken In hand by armed men. an
confessed that Randall had follow
ID Brown ard killed hln Tss ne
NFass= we're then allowed 90 90
At tayhrcak this morning . mol
~ IS men faldsd Ranfaiia ss=oti
ana SOC shots we're exchanged Mems
NJ rae attacking party were iniared
RaHfafl ana hts companions Nrfs
sifflad With buissfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
SAYS STREET CAR
MAH MT MN

Or. IRA Msudenhaii nisd a .ait tn
TIE superior court this morning
aEatnst tbs Seattle Electric resnrzar
10 recover tssae fes personal iniar-
zee The rlsiutiE claims that he
was Knocked al a Gr~sn I.sks car
bsvcnt HifisAn stataes.. b. = con-
tactof. last Asril. beeans. he re-
innnstretet him fiSr not stopplns IN
rsspoess To hia signal
DR. Aendsnhall elNiHsx 10 have
hrehen hls les and to have been So
NefeiS bruised b. the fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
FIRE BOAT rs IN
ITS NEW QUARTERS

The new ershoef station II the
fect % Msdisnn street has been coui-
plated and Hoss ca Ne. 6 undef
Captain E1ltoti ana the arehoaf crew.
moved into taslr new quarters this
tnoFnlns. ire satiiinx has been
undsr construction for several
months ard IL one q the best equip
ped stations In the city for rs slna
TIE freeoat slii be kept moorel Al
the nsw siip
Arr ara u ordinary size IN the
waterfront can easily be handed By
ths apparatus In tbs station and the
drehaat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
CHQt.ANgssss. s.,
"a ~ = ELS
KILLS MANY

Nav rcGk. May at--Hhsrsiy
after noon today an espipsIon ocs
cerred m TIE sAs house At fhs Mott
Haven yard % the New York Cen
tFsl rad Abeut 100 rusa Ssrs
sorkins th.sre ~ N. upe. one u
hnown TO BE- dead and two others
fatally tng.e-d offSeszs Of the read
believe that sta others lost tisslF
lives. The bodies cannot be recoy-
srsd uatiI the ga. bsrns lsssif osst
viii rush 90 escape vas made
Nhen the explosion came. ManT
Stiles. I'hs lwo who we're fatally In
furei sustained fractured skall<
from fs4ifinx 9shrsa NtnfowH with.
In rsaiaz NJ fsar blocks we're SHAT
tered by the feres % the sxpiosipn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
MEH LsRE "

sale Of Furniture BY or
Der Of owner win cell at public
Auotian ct 9is Fairview avenue.
Friday. May q. at 10 80 a m. 6
rooms OF fine furniture. fine par.or
furniture. bookcase. writing desk.
sideboard. dining table and chairs.
fina Brussels carpets. bedroom
sets. oentsr tables. lace curtains.
linen. pillows. mattresses. springs.
rugs. ons ftne piano. Ohio steel
range like new. dishes. granite
ware. itnalsunn and lots OF eshsf
goods. Take Lake Union car. get
off at Roreu avenue. walk two
blocks north Joe Martin. auction
Ger,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

childrcn's Bingham Dresses.
in pretty checks. with self
oolofed yokes and cuffs.
sizes up TO S years-Choice
of pink. blue or red. worth
Doc, Tor ts.sts....... .o5c
White Nainsook Slips. with
tIeks AZ the bottom and
row Of beading. worth 7sc.
for .......s......65e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
SURE CURE ron PILES

Itching Piles produce moisture and
CauAr Itching. this form. as well aa
Blind. bleeding or protrudina Piles
Ara cured by Or no-san kos pile
Kennedy atopa itching and bles d
Ing. Absorbs tumors. zoe Jar, ~
Druggists. or sent by mail. Treatise
free. write me about your case. Or.
noaanlto, Philadelphia. Pa. For safe
nj the quaker Drug Co, iols First
avenue. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

al.ES COVE Ma Si.Tsssf. .s.ess.
~ - ss-I.-- Ez sssss zA=s i@sssss'
until fANuraisls tlrse shis sftsfns-an
% she hfesEe hAa aisa Down.
GLEN COVE MAY u.-2.@ 2. 81
.=Ths race u mo~ 0u. Ths hsii.nes
Naut arsuss the lac at ~ . oaors
tho Columbia e ssoassts later The1
sEospd sNsy To the eastward toward
the first marx. whsn passtnE Tea
seuk Potst. tee miles from TIE start.
The Reliance. with her Ersat saia,
spysad. had considerably increased
hsr tad. A1ss passing ths pnsn'
shs wtud .~~aNsd 80 aall a~sr ans
the yarhts arr practically s~ea'faes
ntil.LETfS.-~At ! - c'niock Nsss
RAlianca had Increased her LEAD y
tho drtftfna tssatck - s~9E hah :
miia Ahout ftve ninatss later q
five knof bfsess sprung ups Nstufst.
sta caught tt~ Wind first ara Ne.
gan 70 move 40 swiftly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

Mems Working Shirts. worth
soc Qn black. and black
and white stripe), for. soc
Mems Balbriggan Under
wear, splendid value At soc,
for ................. 3oc
Infants White Flannel Slipa,
with soalloped and en-
broidered edge. worth
St.aS. Tor ...s....... csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
Rare Good Values From All Over
the Store F Fssfl11!iy s prsss for

Boys Balbrigfan I'm
derwcsf, eli sizes, worth
soc. for. ........... age
Children's Jersey Rib
bed Union Suits. worth
3gc. for .............25e
Boys Pants and Vests.
worth soc, for ...s..35e
Mems Suspenders. good rub
Der and wire buckles.
worth 25e. for ..,...I7c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
SUBWAY STRIKE RIOT

NEW YORK. Azy fi.--rhs peilea
had . cenfilct vita Gt.Nsn ssrik@rs
this morning In Lsfsystts place.
where = mob Of DO collected and At.
tempted to break q large water main
BY huriln3 Iszxe stpnse against n.
II became necessary 10 call cut ths
reserves and charge the uioh bcfura
Il could be dispersed. EIaba wcss
freely ussf. but no arrests we're
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
TRY-OUT
f
FOR TIVE
RELIANCE

GLEN COVE. May si-The day
for the maiden race % the new cup
defender Hsiiance. In trial against
the Columbia. IL anything bat prom
lsing, The Sound MirfowiAke a a.
smooth as mili pond and dcnAs
base makes visual vera difficult.
Intense Interest In the race Il
manifested In yachting eirciss. Al
fh0ash the dsfeadeE has shown up
v eli Ia her tuning up spins nothing
Asftuits is knosa as u her SAILING
qualities. and nothing cAa be known
until she ranges aisaKstae aaoshsF
yachf.
R. u. Morgan. the co'urnbia'n man
aging owner. said this morning that
ha could not ave any reason why the
Nsiiance shauid not BE the fastest
huat. hut caaeiaaed by saying that
he regretted vefy rEurh that she
euaid not have rune against ihs con
stiiutlnn taday
The CnluinhlAs crew Was sstif
eariy snS fifl sails Nsfe hnisted. The
ulAin-aH 10 .aid se h~ the finest rNrr
hristrd on the oia defender. iSuth
sieees will carry tho largest poss
sihia spread Of san Afoft ~ the wind
stays h9ht and the Reliance '@tit
ksta ihs gigantic club topasen wAtrb
has caused So much ed.unssnt.
Tue wind plc,sed % siightly ~ aS4
O'clock. bat 10 70 anything but an
iaeei yagntinE DAY. fne Hsiianc~
Ell SeW Rechsils ~ about ten
escioek shd showed aut Into fhs
aoana. Unls.E the wtnd Atrensthsas
e wtti bs little mere thsa a Drifting
match
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

Every knight Of the Knights d
Pythias knows "a good thing whc
Ne sees a.. that's WhY they are Al
gutnE 10 King Bros. sit First ave
nue.. for oordon $500 Hat. n save
ssfn ~ -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

Fright. ch~~vfaL comfortable
s,suwenIenf Services a. rou fthe y
udshss Of thu ''ssasrsnt= hind
Ralnisr- d,Fera cafe 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

@lNths sxsat seissis ana yhsamatio
I'll esfs A lsaai 70 Der seai,
n9s~ Nho ere sufsrlra from
~ ,as.e. snastisn. tndafnmAtofy. N fkff
seif ~ fhs biedd. ora t.ftl. 80 80,
ef,en gissthife u oottts, snsats a 1sr.
n.Assnt cure y u pleasant ta teks-,oiy
~ 9fgps N NinsEisss u wstsr thres
fnes Z aay. u does ths work. and a0ss
~ nlHH n cut ~ the city, don't a. s.@,,sh
ithopt ~ - ~ WinaHs. sI1 Nsu rorL
bisek. seattle. Wsss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
NO STUDENTS

Our Offices have been ests blishss for
10 years. Ths largest Dental Par
Tors in Seattle. and best equipped
Rariors on the Pacific coast.
Separate reception room for ladies
LADY attendant always present.
Tsn years written guarantee with
al work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

Frank y cTsftsr rnskss e.ft fnst - 4
ssegsss sasfssss ~ fNs errs - y y CH%s<s
% aatss hsHsae~s. 10 ths sstS 20 fna~at~
5sssnfr aaf sssis sfaswsatA znd 49, $50
49,. .-sst So ths s4an - uNE HNNbnKt
fa5tf.AnH - ssch aa1 ss~rr ran- 49,.
s.SFk thsf s.ssfoa >. sgsss ~ ths u<A u
uslfs csssfsA cssf~l
FRANK y SHH9fWg,
a~.r. - hsfars ss.< AL ea1s<sfisst n ~
ares.ssSs shis esh sag II ffsrNnat~s, A. ID
tEEa A " ttskAN9N
la..ll NrsarT Ephita.
w.frs f-as~<eA Co. - ssk.n tatafn.iiB
/ - s~ss siFsrstF - ~ t.s~s-k sa4 snuzssaal
s1vf.ss- % ths ssstsms a@af I've tsstifne.
saia tTns
f,is - al drexstsfs ftss
Wsffs FafssftY fftt. So ne t><f-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

Oct A WoME
% ysur Svn IN q LEGALITY Nhsr. yos havs
soea surroundings ard the sssurznc>
cf mattnE nonss On your Investment
That piaes 10 Hetnisr Beach. Oh the Rem
striks fz.ts wsshinxtea. Hundrs1s Of
fsntiise are na1stas IN and buiitins
herpes. ts-ss 80 smln handy; pisntY 81
Serk fer svsryf-rdr. larus sa-feet lotl
an fuf tTa. at and sioo at . down And
% month. Moss tatn also. Locstfun
n high and hsaithy. nshlaE. er.ttne,
pisntT ~rnf as1 water asz- a-zshbsrs.
school churches stcf-a &isrronsA
sidswsite. etc. Eserrans WEE HTss II
.ssfisT %-scn - nAprN- Tete csfe On
WAahinetaa street. fare - rides for COS
dollar. Eee Mr.. Weed. agent at ones
at RaInisf beach, or 9. X. sturtevanL
s~nsr. 80 Boston nieet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

Thsre are no better Steel Ranges
made than the Jewel Thosnpson
Furnisurs Go. tfnel. ff1T-ftfs list
ave. cor. Pike. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

fpr G. ~ H1Yr res rwEn1vs4 e. N.
new Walker building. corner sreons
and University. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
Drown's Painless Dentists

Tis lea ave, Union biz.
one doof south gof MacDougau A.
Southwick.
houfs-s.D a. m. 20 D. m: Sunday
q. m. until / .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

We positively save YOU from - 10
% fs~v cent an all prescriptions and
rVctprs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

There are 10 better steel nsaees
naals than the Jewel ThsNs 1moii
suruitsna 90. tfnal. itsf.itae LET
sNa. cor. PIKE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

TWO elegant lots On I'm Ave-. unoestruct.
~ view - hay. Two lots on 9th ave.
west unohstfueted view q bar. Tires
n=foot lots on Queen Anne sNenus. only
500 each
sIN lots on Queen Anne HAl. emily &i2oo
10 you Nsnt = harEaiur N -. here q 10.
h. c, nYEfta a CO.
aes. a1f. AN.
Arcade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

LARGE slightly corner In waila
walla. a snap at siis0. easy terms.
Lots or Queen Anne 800. $500. $500
and $500. Taylor Cook Co. as
Arcade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

ftc Hair Brushes. isc.
ssw Edged Shelf Paper. Z pkgs
for e.
$50 Round Carriers with satin
bows. % pair.
&C. Rolls of binding Isfsif. Sc.
i0c Rolls Crepe Paper. 80.
s. Stub brushes. -.
&c Ironing Wax with handiec.
ic.
O. Curling Iron. s..
eto Lunch fgoEea. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

When crowned by DR.. Browns Pain
less Dentists fTi1 First avenuel ar
firnt shaped and treated and all de
cay remSvsA. then q perfect. shapsll
and tight-fffing crown cernsntsd on
anf stays for a lifetime. u IL mad
hssvy and durable.
Gold crowns f1kk) ..... t5.00
Porcelain crowns that are
undetsetable from ma
lures own teeth. .......tS.oo
Artificial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
TEETH EXTRACTED

By Brown's Painless Dentists. ia ist
ave, wifhs9k pain. and no bad after
effects.
kxfrneting r. free when other work
- ordered
examinations free. All work done
~ graduate specialists OF from 10 60
70 years eNpsrfqncs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

nf tlls1H 0Atiti HIftAAal
values for Friday and Sa;ur.
day
iso KID Curriers'. ti0c.
Xe Shell Back Combs. 80.
Hump Hook and Eyea. ! cards
fer 81
American Crepe Paper Nap
btns. 100 for t1Ae.
cedar PenciiA. &C . doH.. worth
Toe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
IEEIH

TEETH
When filed AZ Browns Dental Par.
se-= ffis F1rsf 3vsuusI ara nrst tfsst-
"a. then ali decay removed. and now
fi'ef. THUG preventing future decay
Filings (purs gold .....u.0o
Filings tsllvert ........... so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

FOLDING BEDs
MATTEL and upriaht, tables 10 order. zea-
eral repaifina. FACTORY sim Piks. John
ia1i,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

TnGVN7s nall q horse. w.I.siSs aa;
also tee single horsez. 1870 apiece ~
sale cheap going out % business. bars
In rear. 2aOTh First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

tAho-five acres Of choice soil. only .
nsihutea' wah TO the eleetrfc car. and 30
minutes ride 70 the city, ana sprins
creek god nsishbura handy 10 school
ADAMS . NICHOLS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
oREAss or Az
soel,.x No,,,..

An x. snss: No si.s n gosr som. wEts
nag ssr~enrs Randall, the carpsntsr. sis
Mafls1n. fhonss. Aain ITO. "A fesT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
OF Che FACT

That fof wars We have stven the
peonle sneatee values Tor their
nnhey than ohtainatia elsewhere
KfnHa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

Every piece in the collection
is tastefully trimmed with
Hamburgs, Val. and Nor
mandy Laees in the most
tasteful manner. The sale is
planned for Friday and Sat
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

SPAN % hprsea harness and almost new
covered sprinE wagon. Inquire OF Louis
Gard, south seattle, NJ phone Black fOQe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

<cS s ~, ne i'r.as-s u. syr,as 4, s.,
A 1911
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
Classified Ads

Wanted
YOUNG man with steady employment
wants reom mate, % per muath each
T2a Madisoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

SPECIAL SALE ON AMERICAN wArt'H-
EH-A gnlA nilsd American watch war
rantsd 10 years, only 50 7s written guar
antee American Watch d Ieweiry Co.
pos First avs, opposite Hainisr-t1rand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

aoeaG assss a a.s's Ssii. tslSSs ss.is
Friday night.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-02
7HE SHERWW-M ZLlAMs PAWT

(there's none better) cannot be sold
for less than we ask. If less is
asked, you know the quality is low.
er and it's not cheap. It's poorly
made, contains poor material, or
is short measure. You get what
you pay for every time.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-16
A MOVEMENT OF INDUSTRIES.

A local manufacturer of power equip
touch with the establishment of new manu-
featuring plants and changes In old ones.
yesterday remarked that one of the most
notable movements in the Industrial world
in recent years had been the rapid scatter
ing of smaller and medium-sized manufac-
turing plants from Chicago to points in
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin.
and even to more distant States. While
this is due In some measure to high city
taxes, cost Of city improvements. ETC., in
quiry from the manufacturers thus chang
ing location usually elicits the reply that
the chief factor in determining them to
move Is desire to get away from the
kind of labor unionism that prevails in
Chicago. They usually have unions TO deal
with in the new locations. but the conditions
are different. They are not complicated
with a lot of affiliated organizations of
walters. teamsters, street car men. etc.
who are likely to call them out on a SYM
pathetic strike at any moment. when there
Is no grievance as between them and their
employers. Moreover. among the workmen
of the smaller cities, whether organized or
unorganized, there is none OF the system of
blackmail existing in Chicago and exem-
plified in the Parks exposure in New York.
and there cannot be, for In the smaller
communities men are more self-reiiant and
not such blind followers Of leaders as In
the larger centers. And. again. the condi-
lions Of life in the smaller communities ara
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-16

A year or so ago L. c. Page & Co, of
Boston, published a volume of stories of
farm life for children by William ]. Hop
kins. They were written in charmingly
simple style, and related what seemed to be
be real experiences of farm life in a manner
admirably adapted to interest young read
ers. Every one of the stories began thus:
"Once upon a time there was farmhouse,
and it was painted white and had green
blinds, and 1t stood not far from the road.
In the fence was wide gate. to let the
wagons through to the barn. And the
wagons going through had made a little
track that led up past the kitchen door and
past the shed and past the barn and past
the orchard TO the wheat field" The same
publishers have issued a new volume by
the same author under the title of ''The
Sandman; More Farm Stories" 1t contains
twenty-one stories. every one Of which be-
gins with the foregoing description of the
white farmhouse with green blinds until IL
becomes a very distinct picture. The calf
story, the fishing story. the skating story.
the sled story, the bull story, the squash
story and many others make a volume of
very attractive reading for children. 1t is
prettiiy illustrated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-16
PrOtean Papers.

Hon. William Dudley Foulke, lawyer. his
torian, novelist, man OF affairs and late
chairman of the Civil Service Commission,
gives further proof of his versatility by a
volume entitled as above. In a brief FORE
word he says: Eat a continental hotel.
upon a laundry list prepared specially for
English and American guests. there is
found, after the usual catalogue of shirts,
collars, cuffs handkerchiefs. etc. a peculiar
generic name, 'Variosshapes.' Having made
certain modest efforts in history, biography
and fiction. / come now before the public
with my 'variosshapes, which are as mis-
cellaneous in outline and substance as the
form of old Proteus himself" The volume
contains eleven short essays and sketches
covering a variety of topics, from grave TO
gay and all cleverly treated. Mr.. Foulke
can be humorous as well as serious, and
the sketch entitled MY Dog relates a
series of amusing experiences in very de-
,ightful style. Some OF the other essays
treat serious topics instructively. and all
are Indicative of literary culture. G. p
Putnam's Sons, New York.