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iron works office-a conference with
which the morning of conferences
ended.
She found Raymer alone in the
Office, and was glad enough for that.
81 don't know what you will think
of me for meddling in this she said
when she had told him what she had
been doing.
you may say very justly that it
wasn't any of my business; but saw,
or thought l saw, chance for a
woman to do what all you men could
Mt seem to do. So 1 did my part, and
now if you'll do yours. believe the
trouble will stop right where it isl
Raymer evaded the business part of
it, and gave praise where praise was
due. taking her hand and letting his
eyes say more than his words.
Il think you are the bravest little
woman l ever heard off, he said,
warmly. 81 havt'.,t the least doubt
In the world as the success .of
your appeal, and no one but wom-
an-no one but yourself-could have
made it. You may be sure that Girls
void and I will do our part"
IF you will. 1 think we may con-
slider the strike settled She rose
and made as if she would go, but that
was only because her courage threat
ened to fail her while yet the major
half of her errand was undone. She
fought brave little fight, and then
went back to sit down beside him.
There is something else" she be-
gan. nervously, land l don't know
just how to say it. May 1 say any,
thing please?''
Certainly. The privilege would be
yours in any case. but you have just
earned it a thousand times over
"You-you have had some dealings
with the bank. haven't you?"
with your fathers bank. you
mean? Yes, we keep our account
there"
II didn't mean that: 1 meant-in
the matter OLA loan"
NO. not lately"
She looked the surprise which she
did not put into words.
.'But you did borrow money, didn't
yon?"
Eyes"
"And you paid it back?"
81 did; or rather. we did. Mr. Girls.
void came into the firm just then.
and put in enough capital to pay rs
out of debt"
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pERIsHABLE GOODS.
Aon-Marrying Young Man Oh
ty.Four Gives His Doung ASs
er Much Concern.

In a Vermont village there lives youa3
man who has reached the age OF "a WITH n
apparent tnougnt of taking to nimseu =
wife, although All mis- companions have eitnes
settled or LETT tie pace. he Is regaI9eS
by the entire community as o eonp rmee
bacneIor His mother looks upon MS state
with a sadness wnicn has afforded more
or less amusement to her summer boaFderA
.There's one of mis- last pictures" said
the mother, displaying q photograph on z
small card. Its good likeness, amt tx
Getting kind O. drawed round the mouth,
same as his pa, he is. 1 said to him that ID
been wanting he should have q dozen taken
90 | could give 'em round to his friends.
young ladies-for sometimes picture stand
ing on a bureau, facing rignt to You every
morning, will start kind Of affectionats
feeling. I've been waiting in the hopes he'o
think of it himself, but when saw this
spring that he was beginning to fade aad
snow his age, took matters right int M
own hands, and marched him to the pho
tographer's quick as could. only hope
some good may come of it.
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Deadly Illuminating Gas.

It is asserted by a writer in an
American medical weekly that cases
of poisoning by illumina ting gas are
on the increase, and he attributes this
to the use of the so-called water gas.
which contains a high percentage of
the deadly gas called carbon monox-
ide. In Massachusetts, a law so limit
ing the proportion of this Substance
as practically to exclude water gas
from use, was repealed about13 wears
ago. Since that time, there have been
$50 deaths from inhalation of gas.
while in a period of equal length pre-
ceding the repeal of the law there
were only eight deaths from this
cause. Carbon monoxide is not only
fatal in large quantities. but it pro-
duces a general condition of ill-health
in very slight proportions. and the
writer believes that many pulling
cases of decline in physical vigor are
to be attributed to almost inappreci
able gas-leaks.-SuccesS
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CHAPTER XVIII.

In the matter of the armistice
Margery was as good as her word
and a little better. She did not go
over to the enemy promptly upon it's
expiration, as she had said she would
Instead, she gave her father another
and final warning.
"Oh, pshaw! what can you do?''
was his rather contemptuous rejoin-
der when she reminded him that the
peace protocol had expired by linn
itation.
That is neither here nor there"
she returned, coolly. You will find
out what can do if you drive me to
it,"
BAIL" said the man, ITO do you've
got to know. You don't know any
thing about my business"
This is your last word, is it?"
You can call it anything you like.
Go ahead with your pigeon shooting
any time you're ready"
Margery bit her lip, gave a little
sigh. which might have been of dis
appointment or of remuneration, and
said no more.
But the following morning, after a
call upon some newly come guests at
the resort hotel, she made it point
to stumble upon Mr.. Andrew Gal
braith, who was smoking a peaceful
cigar on the veranda. The purpose
of the stumbling was meant to be
very obvious; was obvious. since she
made it the occasion of inviting the
banker to join the party in the
launch for an afternoon on the lake.
But after she had 9ivau the invita-
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Rutledge, MINI, Feb. l6th.-Mr. z. @.
Ietchell Of this place relates happy ex-
perience which will be read with interest
by all those who have a similar trouble.
1t appears that last winter Mr.. GeteheH
was seized with lameness and soreness
in his back which grew worse and worse
it very difficult for him to get about at
ALL
After a time he heard of a new remedy
tor backache which some of his friends
md ,neighbors said had cured them and
he determined to try it. The name Of
the remedy is Dodd's Kidney Pills and
Mr. Getchell has proven that it is a SURE
:ure. He says:
II used two boxes of Dodd's Kidne,
Pills according to directions and nv lame
back was entirely cured and am ali O. K.
again. Dodd's Kidney Pills are al good
rs represented"
This remedy is very popular here and
has worked some remarkable cures al
Backache and Kidney Trouble.
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COM RADE RY.
KANSAS

Good comra!e mine. 1 do not care
Along what path our feet shall fare,
So be We toss our burdens by,
And wander free bereath The sky,
Hale brethren of the sun and air.
The morn awaits us. ard the noon;
Aye. even till the peer of moon.
with fern ard flower, with bird and bee
With reed and vine. with grass and tree
Our spirits shall be close in tune
And well know that we shall bring
Back from our outlard gypsying
"A Iargess captured from the mirth
AND lovingress of mother-earth
whose soul is ever like the spring.
rhen grip the pilgrim staff. Afar
Ire hills and hermit hoIlows are;
The sun pours 'rourG us virgin gold,
Anc from yon violet height, behold,
Tne unknown beckons like a star!
Clinton Scollard, in N. Y Independent
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Enterpn.inE Drumm.-.

Shopkeeper twhose patience is comrlets
" exhausted, Shippers, call the porter r.
kick this fellow out.
Importuhate Commercial Traveller Fun
dauntedJ-Now, while we're waiting for ths
porter, I'll show you an entirely new linz
best thing you ever laid eyes on.-GlasgoH
Times
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The Public Awards the Palm to Hale,
Honey OF Horehound and Tar tor coughs.
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Bathing the Baby.

Young mothers naturally feel anxious
about the baby's bath. 1t is best to begin
at six weeks to put the little one in the
water, first folding a soft towel in the bot
as many of the highly colored and per.
TUNED soaps are very injurious to the ten.
der skin of an infant
ELEANOR R. PARKER.
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His Judgment.-"I've been told" said
the amateur, that I'm good actor. What
do you think of tnai!" Il think there are
some awful liars in this world. "LChicago
Post.
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If you want creamery prices do az the
sreameries do, use June lint butter Color.
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What is it that makes men great, papa!"
persistent advertising, my son. "oClevs.
land Plain Dealer
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The blacksmith is a blow hard-when hi
IRE is low-Farm Journal
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Paint does not make q painter.-Ram's
Horn
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How an abScess in the FallO-
plan Tubes of Mrs. H0IIinger
was removed without a surgical
operation.
u had an abscess in my side In
the fallopian tube (the fallopian
tube is a connection of the ovariesl.
l suffered untold misery and was
SO weak l could scarcely get around.
The sharp burning pains low down
in my side were terrible. My physi-
clan said there was no help for me
unless l would go to the hospital
and be operated on. I Thought
before that / would try Lydia ID.
Pinkhan's Vegetable COMPOUND
which, fortunately, did, and it has
made me a stout, healthy woman.
My advice to all women who suffer
with any kind of female trouble 10
to commence taking Lydia u.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
at once" Mrs. IRA S. HoLLINaRR.
Stilvideo, Ohio.-&sooo forfeit II original d
above letter probing gensneness cannot be psoduced
1t would seem by this state
ment that women would save
time and much sickness If they
would get Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound at once.
and also write to Mrs. Pinkham
at Lynn, Mass, for special adj
vice. 1t Is free and always helpas
No other person can give such
helpful advice as Mrs. Pin1Ehaln
- women who are sick
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SOCIETY
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The Midnight Adieu club gave a
dancing party last night In Little
hall
The ladies q the SACRED Heart
church gave n whist social last night
a. the parish hall ON Sixth avenue
and Bell street. After the game re-.
fresitrnants viii be served
Affm Niiiicsnt For and Miss
Heating wfu entertain the Young
fadisa' Ctnch Club this after
noon. June 2. ~ the residence ~
Miss Fox. 40 Twenty third ayenue
south.
Ms. ivan T.. TIYiand gives a
luncheon next Wednesday. May ~.
a her home. 2is Thlrtiefh avenue
south, IN honor " Miss Corey. whose
marriage takes place IN June.
Mrs Lester Heffick 81 San Fran
cisco. arrives On the city this week
and will be entertained bT Mrs y.
~ NJ. Miller and Mrs. William G.
Keith.
me Ninth Avenue card club WIN
hala The last meeting ~ the season
AT the residence ~ Mrs. Thomas
praseh on Ninth avenue. ThurHday
evening Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence y. Biethen
leave next Saturday for Washing
ton. philadelphia and New York.
They viii bs away several weeks.
Mra. Richard 3. Cox ir. and Mrs.
William A. Mcdonald will leave
about June Tor Colorado. where they
WIN spend the summer.
The Ottoman club will hold lts an
nuaI BUSINESS meeting May q. at 2
,. m. in Mr.. Coimana oiaaa room
Plymouth church.
The Queen Anne Furtnightiy club
meets May "a.
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been burning far naue time and
even then the chance ~ savtuE the
cid building was slight.
Thc Fremont combination ettHine
and hose wagon was the FIRST nlrco
Of apparatus % arrive AZ the fire,
This WAS followed soon after By ape
aefatua from the Seattle engine
houses.
The huildiag Was then a mass Of
flames hut the several streams ~
water put In play aoon put the fire
nut.
The building was unoecupled at
the time OF the fire, the tenants Who
had occupied Il up tin about aix
weeks ako had moved away From
the nature Of the flre. the officers
- the fire department believe that
the fifp Was started In the first sltsor
hall Chief Cook and Nffe Marshall
ksiiosH Will INVESTIGATES ths affair
IL the hope Of learning the Identity
af the fire bugs.
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Open GOLF
TOURNEY
First One Ever HELD In
Seattle Begins Thursday

Al $50 O'Clock tomorrow morning
the first open golf tournament ever
attic Golf and Country club links on
Lake Washington. untii now the
officers OF thg club have not eonHld-
cred thelf grounds Ia shape Ia hold
ain open meet. but f0r some time
work has been aulnR Oh AZ the links
and az the present time the officers
say that the grounds are in the
best Of shape.
~ IL probable that some of the
hert golfers IA the Northwest will
taka part In the meet and some
Keen rivalry ~ expected besides the
prlEeH put up BY the club. some
handsome pflars have been donated
BY The merchants af Seattle. The
meet will last three days.
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f REBUCS
AT FREMONT.

t1reeuos started fire In an old
h"tei hssidinu At the corner II
tWinK avenue aud EVanaoa street Ia
Fremont. this niafhinE. The buiid
ina was nearly burned O. the ground
and u total lass No trace 81 the
incondlaflss has been found. he
foro the nrvmen urriv4A At the
scene. Al trace ~ she manner ga
which the hlaae HAD been started
had been distroyea why tho build
inE should have been fired - a mya-
tetY, The name of the owner 81 the
building has not heen learned and
the Amount ~ Insurance carried 10
not known IRE luas. the ftremcn
estimate, viii be IA the nals hborhOod
- 81 aoa.
The fire was discovered saau after
o'cloek BY arfua men who were GA
their way 60 work A telephone mes
sage ard a hoN alarm was seat 60
fire headquarters When the blaze
was first discovered the fire had
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A Temporary structure Go be uaeF
as a VAUDEVILLE theRter, il 70 be built
on the old Neaief block. al the cor
ner Of THIRD avenue aud James
street. 10 be used as the aoattia|
home OF the Northwest Naudcville|
circuit Tho entire structure viii DO
covered with a canopy top. The
Empire thshtar IA Portland. nov
nearing completion. viii he uaeg fnf
the circuit la Portland. That thaatef
will ha opened June - aud The one
Ia Seattle June "a. n the venture
IL successful large theater will be
built here later. and n II probable
that tho Ornhaum circuit VIII be
hrauahf here
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A PRETTY STORY ABOUT
BLUFFS AND GORGES
A Little Girl at the Fulton School Tells All About
kaiures's Caphees Along the Great
Columbia River

that n wan like 4 little canoe.
To attFNef her atteHtlon he began
To rrS and fret Tia woman " as
tender hearted and she picked him
- aud ran into the house. crying.
-. sister. I've found a haby. Then
she said she Was EalhE 60 hep him
until ne was grown up and hAva him
faF her husband. 4 he sisters didn
like this. and they said they we're
auing a. drown hius. bat his nurso
sept sush a Gloss watch over bin
that they didnt set 20 do a. After
staying there four days. his foster
sualhsr had stossn hts heart. and he
Thought h eauia not 90 away and
leave her. hot u he didn't. this In
.iians living up the river would
starve. lie also found that Was
hHWW Was the keeper % tho HAFff.
ON che tsath day the woathar Nasl
xarn. and the womesa felt dHeaxzS'
and they Went 90 sienR. ana no0 y as
ssne~iviaz chance Is uuis=k the dam
70 he stoiv the 49, fFum vs. sssa .
breast and wegt down and unieskrd
the fam- Thea ~ went hank In
the form q a man ana stole Vas
knNa aud ran down "a the river. On
rxa6 hinT hnssie h. feuaa the Indians
happy over shs frtnfu % the ash.
Then spssissa saisusatci HE nsa
ding wtth wAHksws=
A. bong a. he Kept the NY she
vas contrnasd. but ans day ~ krst
the Key ana the finder save e 90
wAnkuwa.
spselvia saw that shs vas a.
stsHisaiFs1s - TFVf3 time be vent
away h. seeksi her up IN cave
one day Nhits Ne vas aeaY Nsn-
kawA TOOK her Two roma Rad started
down the river towards hss cid
lsefns she anew that ~ wvuld fai-
low her. - che puliaf the Ions hatrs
=. -. 80. :. ~. 49,.
after her he would trip ana f1u.
On reae hiHE home HpssiviA missed
Waskswa and went cut IN ssassh Of
hsf.
.r8und 10 srs Nhsfa Hpseieta vas.
shs sac atm runnlns after aau sad
failing at every f.W sfwpa.
Then he iAy dswn "a n he ssfp
aead. but - vas slowly crawling
along all ths tins. Hs had fuany
bfu@es and he pretended that he
s4z ysry weak fFum tho luss Of
bleed.
suddenly hs sprung up and caught
h~r re ssard her Il shs would 80
hssuss sta him bat shs wpsiin =
50 10 changed hor ints q waterfall
Th~u he ran aft~r hia twu apna and
asked thsfn % 80 huEns Nth him.
promising thsm all kinds q aa-ssi
things. but they would not. - he
turnsd thstn Go tsso great stones
called "'rhs Two Nesiies 90 PILLARS
% Hercules. az We see them today.
Abouf forty miles up past the
Cascades We rufns 70 Tbs ueiina
Here she river r. tsfunned toEsthsr
he a very lens and narrow channel
II IL q u4lla ard hm9 Ions ard 90
narrow that bop could easily
throw a ataue acru4a a. II " cut
tsrough a hard and sold rock called
haaalf
Wh~n the river y low tho water
flows along smoothly. bug when the
suow mests en- the mountains. seine,
times V ftses SIXTY feet Then q
fluNs through many httia channels
beside the main onr. There is
bluff called Grants castle and enc
called Mount Coffin. and many other
bluffs that arr not nafned.
rsA ~ III IT'D
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THESE ARE
ELIGIBLE
Result % Civil Service Esar,ina
tiass Anaa1nasd

Tia following list ~ uliEfhiea fof
positions Ia the CLASSIFIED eivfi ser
vice q the citx government we're An.
bounced last Hlzht.
Assistant plumbing taspeaior. "
!. = 1maHi Building inspector. !. o.
Taft assissarf kssiisiiaR Inspector. -
" carroll ana % "a Aesry. denh
clerk pasblir library. MrsL A W. p~a.
OTIS and Mrs. ~ Msyd-nhauar
stitchsr IN library Department.. Miss
= A Colilgs. Mira ~ opsahL d
Perry. a ~ Rinshsrt and ~ n
Shsphera IRE aspafttasnt 9. n
.ss-as..s~-s. y. - 49, $3.50 sars.sA -.
a.. Lyman, tEsa vahIBuseh Herman
Helm. g r r4nnfnHhafFs. A r. Bray
er. soiire aspartrtcnt " ~ Nor
truss. " J kssfs. w. = Haknhsss
.. n Jacobs. Geo 4. O.t.nnurr. JACK
kins. u. J. br~=. H y. Potter. sisgi
engineering department. Amman. ~
~ esshhsrt a NJ D~ntsun. w u
BaFtlsti. n l. Wylie. -. Young khi
y 9. A. Nalhaseh. transisnaan. r. n.
Aissanfer. cufuratrrs g " pauEb-
ertr. W g. nurssrins ard o. ".
Bosiak-s. dfaushi~nan. y. y. Whit i.
ham. r r Favet. J. A. Jackson ans
W. g DacsertnE
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ron MORE CARRIERS

J. W. irwin. assistant supeEin=
tsndent OF the free delivery mail SET
vice 81 the raeinn coast has arriVs
% Ia the city 10 investigate the
merits 81 request made by rnnts
master stewart. that Is additional
carriers ba employed In this city, 30
that nvr Instead uf three deliveries
be made During the day IN the bust.
hess district
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Anna May uued. a little nine
YeaF-uld Eifl In the Third srade az
Fditun school tells All about the
buns and gurxsa ON the Columbia
river in this paper. which Is one %
the school ehndrnns serious on the
Columbia river basin
Rufus are hikb pieces 90 earth OF
ruck, They are made by tha river
washing away the loose rock and
scii. and leaving fhssa hiEh bluns
aiens the river banks
The rFei high blum Ne ooate % on
the Columbia FiveF L. about 90 miles
az the river. It's on tho LEFT acro9N
nom 81 Hslsns Il g. SHAPED like q
dome il up higher than all the trees
around H. On lie summit there 10
patch Of gresn sfAaa and trees.
A. We 50 farther up the river NJ
vii' Sc Cape Horn. II - a hiEh
biuH made Of solid rock II looks
as u tsefs were rows 81 pillars iE
trent % a. I, tz beaatifas because
ef It's lNFzs siHs and % the TIM va
ter fails all over It's face that looks
iiks Natures dainty veil Il - also
beautiful Whon the sun shines on ~
because Il shows many beautiful coll
era
A. ~ 40 stln farther we pass
through tho Cascades CA both sides
arr hieh hlura SnFsr are covered
Nth green NOES snd forest trees.
Even IN thr bel q the river there
are ruzkA. and the water Toes whiri-
ing ASST flashing and splaahinx gvor
tten There i large mass %
rsacks % ons sid. "a the river tsiie.g
the BROKEN Pillar - IN. 0estz The
iksklAns tell a stasr about this srsat
mass - Foeka Ttsy say that when
their fathers fathers weFs alive. q
nasural briaxr % HesMs spanne1 the
rver The indians used II a. q
hiEhway in tgavslhiE from enc side
..2 ls-- .-s,.>s> -
great sHuw nsauHEaInN uaG = ausFFei.
Thry paffrt ess smoke. Hrlt nF~.
zro~ieA II each athsf and covered
the Surrounding nauntrY vita ashss
They even thrss rprks At enr an
thar T'.-=lis shsY sfn-ss ~ =aals
earth ard Tho bridge ten In khs river
aud ms IL the csma AaaN
On ons side % the river there e
another dotas shap<5 rpgk called Sc
rsssrs Dome. u Is IDS = douss
ea a great church..
On tbs sghsr side Of tha river Ne
sre Castle nocks It's bNsA covers
Tvs A4s1 II - A4s# AeWA Etsa
A azrks 10 a deep piass = hsrs The
rfr~F has wAshad us WAy thraass
siowntAins - hifia The colasrbis
river has WASHED iis way shroaEh
he CAseats mountains and made a
gorge.
Nos - have come 20 TIE two
famous needles. o. The Pillars Of
a ff eHiaA They are close taxesher
ana near the waters edge. There
- a tree CROWNS on the top az The
smallest one. The Indians also tell
a. a story about these two FpcSA
uues the Indians Twins up ths riv-
er could set no salmon. and they
prayed 20 their sol spe@ivis- 70 help
shsfn- BE felf sptfs for them and
sent down The river 10 Learn ths
sauNs q IL FThSu hs got down The
river he Ha~ a dam across Il There
Nas q Moutan outside her lodge.
Cleaning fsh. Her nauir was Was
keWM
Srssfvia thouxht ths best way 70
get into wasrkrwa'a lodge vas 20
turn himself into a parooaq. ~ he
HANGED hfrrasn lntn a baby anf gut
into 4 piers % bark - high on tH
II trx afzt - h~ns Up ~ sah enf
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WHAT JAPAN
WILL DO

4. ghlokzwa. % Toxic. minister 81
finance q Japan during she adrnin-
tstration % Marquis itu. IL In the
city on his Way home. re has been
on an extended tour Of Europe and
America
In discussing - attitude - Rus
"a coward the Cillneaa efupire. Ar,
shiokagsa said tnat sapan vii never
CONSENT 10 e total o. even a paF tial
partition q China. but would Insist
on the maintenance - her Integrity
re said that Ianan Nuuii not stand
lHiy b.. should Russia make aay de-
ferrninad attempt o. absorb Man
fhufta.
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Going to Qui, Business
Tn. Rub .. wlssiss W ~. Affair.

The famous old clothing establish .
msnt located On PloneeF SQUARE has
announces iss intention Of rwtiFfha
froru the rstal clothing bustnee. a.
together. Everything In the store
has been msrksi dawn for quiz h
selling and tha Hrm expects 70 rlnss
up the store In fp~ wesha NatuH
ally. ths astonishing prices made
have brought an euorusaaa Vol uFan
u business anf the stocks are 70
ing AZ a lively rate. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
Aucilnn Snlna

MOTION EAi.E q hoa-,hela fufnitare--
TIE rnnienta - aix roam house ~ a.
hirksrten 20 vii sell on the rr-m-
te~- No I'll Ninth avenue Hauth On
frifaT. the 2Hth az 10 - sharp. he'd
nnfa affinEa Haatfrysans. extension Table
iininN phaira. kerA folding bod
r'tunhss. carf-af. at a'1uRffa, curtains
stoves steel range. crpckafy. Glasa etc.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

Rates Of rsinssrancs on thu ship
Watlu. 40 days otlt from EaN
Yafk for Yokohama. to-day advanced
70 per cent.
London fur FresfnAntie was offered
for reinsurance "a - Per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
JAp sToWAWAY ARRasTEo

3. Yoahroko. n Japanese who ar.
rived NJ Victoria on the last trip Of
tho Ri0tun Maru as n Htowaway, ana
after ma king his way 10 Vancouver'
walked thu whole distance along me
shore line 10 Seattle was arrested
yesterday By Immigration Inspector
Fisher and ordered deportsd.