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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-17
BANKRUPT NOTICE.

in the District Court OF the United
States tor The Western District OF Virgin
ia. In bankruptcy
la the matierof
jerome Skidmore. IL RANERTpTQY
Bankrupt.
To the creditors of Jerome Skidmore. of
Pennington Gap, in tAe County 90 Lee, and
district Aforesaid, d bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on the 1il
day OF December A. ID 1903. tac said De.
rome Skidm're was duly adiudicsted
bankrupt; aud the first meeting OF hi,
creditors will be held 40 Gate CITY iu
Scott County, Va, on the nth dav OF
January, A. d.. 1904, 40 . O'Clock 10 the
afternoon, at which time the said creditor,
may attend, prove their claims. appoint d
trustee, examine the bankrupt. aud trans
act such other business as may properl,
come before SAID meeting No assets.
ID. r. bAlLEy.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
December lsth, 1903
Gar AND HARnrN, ArrNs.
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FAMOUS LECTURER
At the School Hall Wednesday
Night Dec. 10. 1908.

DR.. Geo. Wsverly Briggs, Of the
Southern Lyceum Bureau. will deliv-
er one Of his famous lectures at the
School Hall. Dec. 10. 1908. Pro-
ceeds 20 be divided between the Wo-
mans Home Mission Society. Of NJ.
f. Church. South. and the school. 20
pay debt on station parsonage and
school furniture.
DR.. Briggs comes to as with the
following high recommendation and
many others as we'll
"A man OF rarcst gins ."-Nashviile
Christian Advocate.
can orator OF unriraied powcr."-Af-
iania Constitution.
"Thc rara avis. A born orator with
surpaseing common sense. Toronto Mail
and Express
"Hc is one Of the greatest orators 10 has
ever been my pleasure Co hear. r.
staocy state Secretary Indiana Y. VI 4.
a gentleman and d Christian" aud
shat Is perhaps OF less significance one OF
She ahlcst preachers in American Method
ism. Bishop p p. HOSS,
NJ r Church. South
"His addresses abound iu Illustrations
drawn from cxperic nee ard ohscrV alton
10 the South. aud. delivered as they SIRE
iu bic iuimitahle sfyle, they have a pccui-
Jar charm for Northern audience "-
Western Christian Advocate. Cincinnati.
Ohio.
"his humos e. hcwiichiuc aud bic eio-
quenco unrivaled. But there is ana added
something not 10 be described 10 words
mysterious personal force thar anncres
every thing in ice ueighborhood He has
not talked twenty minutes before he BE-
the King and yoa are the subject. aud glad
90 have it so."-Austin trcxl States
man.
Admission. Is. - aud so cents.
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The Big Stone Gap Post.
THURSDAY. DEC. II. 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Full line Christmas candies. Low
ney's. Muncy & Davis Co.
W. ). King. Of Graham. wss in
town last Thur.day.
n. d. buchanan, OF Bristol. ws-
ia town last week
II. X. johnson. = prominent trav-
cling salesman of Richmond, was in
town last Thursday.
}. E. Waugh. Of Louisville. was in
the Gap last week.
J. F. Sullivan. prominent busi-
ness man Of Nashville. Tenn. was in
town last week ON business.
You'll miss it il You don't read our
al in this issue.
Muucy * Davis Co.
Jno NJ. wingfeld. Of Knoxville.
spent few days in town last week.
Mrs. W. & Tucker, who has been
sick at Poor Fork, Ky. for some
time. died on last Saturday.
d. B. Mullins. a prominent and
popular hardware salesman from
Louisville, Ky, was in town last
week.
1T. GilIy, city treasurer. is spend
Tag few days at Norton this week.
Send your friends the Big Stone
Gap Posi- for Christmas present.
They will appreciate il.
c. L. HAmblen. real estate sgent,
Of this place. has number Of nice
residence lots for sale from SIS TO
$4,000 each. lie also has several
nice cAttsges for sale
See our advertisement of all tbs
good things. in this issue 1t will
psy you. Muney K Davis Co.
The Southern Methodist Sunday
School will give an entertainment
during the Christians holidays. aud
the children treat.
AS Christmas approaches the chill
dren grow more restless for fear this,
Santa Claus viii over look them.
Buy your Christmas novelties from
the merchants who advertise. They
can supply your every want.
Misses Sue Wells. Of Wise. and
Mable Wells, Of Graham. were regis-
tered at Hotel Eagene on last Thurs
Gay.
o. Barrett. prominent aud pop
ular civil engineer Of Bristol, spent a
few days in town last week.
r. L. Brown. president Of the Guest
River Coal * Coke Company. at
Esserville. is spending few days
this week in Nashville and other
southern cities in the interest Of his
company.
The family Of w II. Hammond.
LETT Thursday evening for BIsckwood.
Wise county. where Mr.. Hamnonds
has lucrative emPloyIaent.--Gate
CITY Herald.
Jack Cox, son OF Lieutenant }. II.
Cox, the popular black smith of this
place. who enlisted in the regular
army about two years ago, since
which time he has seen service in the
philippines. retained home last Fri
DAY night. having been mastered ont
OF the service. Jack is we'll. and
looks very much like soldier, indeed
The first quarterly meeting Tor This
Conference year will be held At the
Southern Methodist Church on the
18th aud 18th Of this month.
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APPROACHING WEDDING.

Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Sallie Elizabeth Gills.
of this place. 90 Mr.. r. g Payne. of
Roanoke. IN the Southern Methodist
Church. on Wednesday morning.
January 9th. 1904 Miss Gilly is a
daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth Gully. OF
this place ami is one Of the most pop
ular young ladies Of this section
Mr.. Payne is prominent school
teacher and last year hsd charge Of
the public school AZ Stonega. This
will be one Of the prettiest church
wedding that has taken place in the
Gap for long time.
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sUNcoED.

Ellison Bros. OF Pennington Gap.
were in Jonesvills Tuesday night
looking for gentleman. who gave
his name 10 them - Alexander. "A
lumberman, and who scooped them
to the amount OF $40. besides other
considerations. &c. Their complaint
runs as follows Mr.. \ came TO Pen
niugton and staid few days pretend
ing 70 want TO buy lumber. lie went
10 Big Stone Gap. staid few days
aud returned to Pennington. On his
return he called upon Ellison Bros.
who are merchants as well A. editors
and publishers Of the Pennington
Gap Times. ant bought stove pre-
senting in payment a check pufpcrt
ing TO be given by Goodloe Bros, Of
Big Stone Gap. for much lager
SUN than the cost Of the stove lie
secured ia cash $40. the difference
between the face Of the check and the
price of the stove. He made his
exit, with the explanation that he
would call for the stove later on. He
left Pennington ea-ly Tuesday morn
ing and l. said to have come TO Jones
vile going hence. On investigation
the check was sscertained 10 be a
forgery.-Jonesgilie Virgiaian.
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DOES GOOD WORK.

The Winchester Steam Laundry
has recently moved into new build
ing. added new machinery 20 their
plant and are now better prepared
than ever before 90 do the very best
of work. J.. W. Kelly represents
them at this place and guarantees
satisfaction. Leave your bundle at
the Drug Store.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-17
CATRON JAIL.

Sheriff b. J. Broadwater. J. d.
Bioadwater and X. r. Wilhelm
brought John II Catron 70 Jail yes
terdaY. Drs. Saunders sud Wallace
examined him and pronounced him
able 90 travel Mrs. Catron accom-
panied her husband 60 town.
Catron's attorneys will probably
make a motion for bail when Judge
Bond returns from Richmond.-Gat,
City Herald.
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NOTICE.

We are prepared 10 let to contract
to responsible parties the logging
and skidding Of from three to fifteen
million feet Of poplar. oak. chestnut
and other timber.
LsUREL FORK LUNBER Co.
Horizons summit. Va.
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NEW BANK.

Following are some OF the stock
holders m the new National Bank 10
be established at Gate City:
Messrs. p. w. Bevins. w. ID.
Smith. C. B. Slemp. w. +. Jayne.
J. W Stephenson. J. z Corns. l. p.
Kane. r. F. Mcdonnell and n NJ
Horton.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-17

Just received a carload Of fresh
salt. which I sell in $50 pound sacks
fcr 80 cents sack have also
just received a fine carload OF timothy
aud clover hay. ID. G.. WoLFE.
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FOR RENT.

a large 9 room house for rent with
privilege Of buying. Can give pos
session by the 10Th of Decem Der
Apply to
Mas. G. ". LoYELL.
Il Big Stone Gap. Va.
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STRAY COW.

a brind.e nilch COW. weighing
about 900 pounds. has been at my
place for some time Owner will
please call and ge, her and pay ex-
pense Of keeping her.
JAMES HEARY,
Wv Cadet, Va.
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FOR SALE.

We have for sale hay. chop and
com At reasonable prices. Call and
see us. We are also dealers in coal
J. B. PATTERSON & Co.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-17

The lecture Of DR. Briggs in the
School Hall tonight "Wednesday }
will. no doubt. be one Of the most ia b
teresting aud beneficial lectures ever
given ia the Gap. Every one should
hear IL
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-17

Old newspapers for sale at this
Office for 20 cents per hundred.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-17
Everything New and Fresh.
the Best.
We Handle ONLY

We have plenty of Vegetables this week Lettuce Celery. Satisfy
Concord Ioky Ki and Da,
Apples Florida California
Prunes Red
Mushrooms Peas and LobrS
Sd Nker Spinach Okryand Tomatoes
Macaoon Jy
English Fruit Cake yandH Candies
o rhon Number 9f Let us hh your christmas orders We
ey Goods delivered free Yours
Muncy & Davis Company.
Inc place you can get everything for everybody Big STONE
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old newspapers Tor sale at this
Office.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-17

j. 4 Kidd. who has been working
in Bristol FOR some time. spent sun
day ia town visiting his family.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-17

W. j. Horsley aud family left
Sunday night 'or Pensacola. Fla,
where Mrs. Horsley and the children
will spend the winter. Mr.. Horsley
will probably return home in about a
month.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-17

Miss Msble Wells, Of GrahSm.
Va, is visiting her cousin. j. l..
Wells and family. in the Gsp.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-17

Rev. ID. NJ. Austin will preach in
the Christian Church on next Sun
day morning snd night.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-17

State Senator r. Z Bruce. OF
Wise, spent Sunday night in town
en- route to Bristol on professional
business.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-12-17

j. +. Amburgey left Sunday morn
ing for Russell county. having been
called there on account OF the serious
illness OF his aunt. Mrs. II. g.. Riser.
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w. NJ. Kelly has moved TO Jose
phis where he is working for the
lntermont Coal and Iron Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
A !
MUM w "
MYSTERY

The mysterious atemmsF Afruw
that. ever ainFe the annagnceuf Hnt
% her coming wns nsae sufns
months aEn. has bear the s4h}rst pt
iotz af spse asatluns reached Hnff
Townsend from astoria eaf!Y thiA
morning
Uaaef chaHse Of hrr manager ,,
r gaahfane. she Hill ARRIVE re fnla
port late 1nla aftnfn HuH. d lH be-
iievrd that she All D. placed 20
The Everett ran.
A Hfrat deal ~ furrtrrY has been
injected into the cuniHE ~ she
ArruN owing iu the frfaaal II her
OWNERS fa make ans arfiHiis State
mruf aa o. she run she AS tu fahs.
AMI flnof has been rife 81 ru94Fa 10
thla while 70 sfHfFmenl has been
made 81 this connection. ID if kn0ss r.
that -. wlll dock at ths fiaibfaith-
Bacon dock which she Wuuid net be
allowed O. DO II she mese "a bs
placed uu either the Hgafusrtuu %
The Tsenfna rur, II "a airn stated
that shs ans refused doekake az the
coifuan Wharf the ouix pise at
which Everett beats ianH More
over ths Arrow can NOS take q run
% any distance. aueh 40 ths Seattle
Whata.m run. AZ she " built solely
fnr ! kssy hnat aud has 80 state
rgasft - Hence u - the common
sAaiMu Of the waterfront men that
khe issto Ply between this city ard
E,ssktty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
TROUBLES
This Poor Man Seems 10
Have His Share

A warrant for the ARREST Of Harry
Campbell. for contempt Of court IN
refusing 90 ray his wife aiifueny
was issued hy Superior Judge 0rif-
m this afternoon. Campbell la
working In Tacoma for fet n month.
When be vas divorced ~ his Wtfs.
iea years age. he aas ssass-a -
pay $50 q month aiimuny To- support
A=s saa shaiF t@a sagas children.
About n year aKu he entered into
another matrimonial venture, and
since that tiue ~ said 70 have ahHo-
iuteiy overlooked the allrnony prapo-
rition Three weeks ago he Was
summoned TO appear before Judge
Grimm and show cause for the de-
lection.
lie stated ~ that time that hiH
spirit was wiliing 70 support his sN-
wife. but hts fieHn weak
You see he sald. ITS this way.
The present Mrs. Campbell u sick
and naeds all the money I can give
her"
Judge Grimm ordered him to give
his first wife go "a the course OF a
week. or he would have him put ia
ian. where he ~ Ht present a. the
result Of such neglect.
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EXPLOSION.

only say that W have been har-
rassea snH annoyed until patience
has erased 60 be a virtue. job him
self would have put up With u no
longer
The seattle Electric CompauY has
had no power from us AZ ang time
since s - o'clock yesterday morning.
ard yet Il carried iia load ard de-
iivsrsd is service last night ~ a
perfectly satisfactory manner This
shows that u does not need or re-
asiFs the power which We nave
heretofore supplied, but the com
pany desire and intend 70 keep its
steam plants Idle and hold on 20 our
current solely 10 prevent va from
delivering lights and power 70 the
public az reasonable prices and re-
iiexiuE the people u this city Of the
unreasonable rates which they have
beer heretofore compelled TO pay u
h perfectly apparent that the Seat
tie Electric Coupauy'E object r. 20
keep our power cut 81 the market
and out Of competition.
We had . perfect right, both
morally and legally, 70 cut off the
service. We we're driven to the
same course IN Tacoma. and cut off
the power which We had been deiiv-
erinK 10 The Stone a Webster Conn
phuY there and after a full hearing
in the Pierce county court. our posi-
tion was unqualifledly sustained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
GNMMMN

reduced prices ana then boom the
plaeg and sell the land al high ng-
usss aEaIa.
Ar ordinance Nas naaard ihHt wins
ter prohibiting the Issuance - any
more iieHuera Tor saloons situated
within 60 feet IT t'r1nt street. Chaa
nstss. one % the eaune lifaeu. II hiiu=
self the owner of nv building situat-
81 on traut street. which i ogcus
ried BY the saloon Of Henry 0sislsF.
John n YakrY. pFuueeutinN attorney
Of kitsau county. 10 aener q The
Martin building N which IL the "a
iaas Zoe which otto Meyers - uus
dsax0ftns to secure another lleenes.
Three seeks aEo the three cnuns
c'imsn NAMED. wrote out license
TOT John pniiis. giving hlm psgrnia.
siHu 90 run his Eaiuan on tront
street. Mayor groNton refused To
qiEa the license and The f-s Of sos
- - 49, =. - - = =
.ufY TIE ssloan aith ne tnns
kaHuu fiesunr r. still aFSn
Ihs psafis of EircwHffup take the
stand that this ssloon II running iH
violation - the state law. Mayer
cfa3tou and the eifiEens - Bremen
tuu believe ihul Ii u thn iniuittlun -
the sal0an men a. keep putting OF
fhe trial - Hueh casss intraaitelFs
and that FrusecutinE Attorney
TAhay. un account uf his nyrnpathies
iG she matter. T. allowing this par.
iiruiar case % 90 By default ne
ola license - piiiils' expired April /
Mayor ftruStoa IL takduE steps 10
hire a Sattiis attorney So nEhi the
raaa FOR tAe prosecuting aitasHsT
There are num SIS saiaaunH running
on Frnut street Of.iy ane has luit
since thF aflnErsup iaat viufHr II
waa the sainoa owned ~ Dee
ksfnp. whn snasliinE the impsnfiuH
trauhis a month aFo. sold nut ana
moved 60 a location on FIRST avenus
south. IN seattle.
about the tifne Of ths last cleo
ton. thu fiattieahip Wisconsin came
e. fhs nav yard a house ~ nl
fame With four inmates vas opened
b clare smith 81 Seattle. Cam
bling VS. eiso allowed 90 flourish
Then came the protest from the
navy department which resulted ~
the tern rorary closing 81 The gam
bling house The house - 81 fame
u stin running
Not oniY nfctusftan. but the neigh
barfnE towns - ChafieutoWn and
sydney are dssuiy interested a. 60
ths futcorue u the present y hibit-
ms eFtsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
I'VE STEP TOWARD GETTING A MUNICIPAL GARBAGE PLANT
MURPHY FIGHTS HARD FOR A
MUNICIPAL GARBAGE PLANT
After the COuciI Had Killed the KaW Grab the YaW
City Dads Turned on murphy and Triedf0
Stab His Resolution

municipal garbage crematorY and
collection system. no that We viii
not have to bond the city for a.
There b. no politics iu Il la any
shape, manner o. form +"
After the irrepresaibls James had
put In some more political talk. dill.
who II viii be- remembered voted
for the YnW franchise. took the floor
20 fight the resolution.
lie declared that there II no need
Tor errmatory aud that the er-
pefienee OF other cities does not
show that a municipal creTUata.Z
system h a success. lie declared
the erection OF a erruatpry msanf
municipal bankruptcy. and Ia con
cfusi0n said
"IrH simply another Instance OF
this old pop fad 81 municipal owner
chip. which I nor no one else Of
sense believes in
Mullen wanted 10 let the matter
20 to the engineers office for IN
Festigatiou. while Rude aud klatler
the first n friend Of Yaw from the
start and for all time. and the see
ord a Hopper 90 the fhw PROPOSE
tion. each thought he knew ali he
wanted 90 about the measure and
ssnuted the resolution Killed ~ once
4 motion TO Indefinitely postpone
the resolution WIS lost by vote q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
JILLSON TOLD
the TRUTH
He Was SoundN Horse
whipped BY Wrathy
Enumcidwites

The story told by George Illlson,
who came 70 the shefiffs office yes
terday IN much battered condition.
ciain1inE that he had been mob
led at f.uumCinw. has been con
fiffued by kilograms from the irate
villagers. They claim 10 have horse
whipped Iilsan and drove him out
Of towr. because while drunk he took
the little son Of J. Dibley driving
and drove Ho carelcEnly that the lit
tie fellow was thrown out OF the
wagon and. u is thought fatally In
jured.
For long time Jillson has been
very unpopular IN Enumcisw he.
cuuse q hts opening a house Of III
fasnr near the resident district lie
baA hesn Repeatedly Threatened With
a hurrse hipping " he DID not close
the resort. but refused 10 do so
Wien the injured boy, whom, II IL
claimed. ~ victim OF JilHon's
caflessnsHs. was carried 20 his
home unconscious, the anger OF
the townspeople broke bounds and
Jiliton was badly beaten The pros
ccutlng attorney has. not yet Issued
the warrants for the arrest OF the
90 be issued NJillson
demands. and IL is thought that ne
action will be taken in the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
MD M AND MMR

I committee OF tsvtnsrton eitiHeuA.
v hich sect him atuafG tte steamer
Spokane hast saturday. az the time
af President Eaosrf eli visit 10 the
navy yNsd. TIRE people % this city
. have BEEN fdlly amused 10 the graV-
ttS % the situation. TINS committees
90 essls~ns eoussstrd q George
Ward. Glen Fettersusn. J J kust.
NJ y. AeleNan. G. T. ktubail and
A. NJ fritehart Nj Mc0avan act
81 a. spokesman Three times he
asked the secretary directly what Re
thought - the Fesaet sound may
Yard. Finally Mr.. Mnotif anDWerud
with the vaE1e thr~atH characteristics
81 navy osfteesz
4 am Yefy uuck pleased sith the
yard etst The eonditAssas autsife 50
peat 10 1sse--aua am nat festutatsr
eifher~to b. depiefatic The g1ty
asast - cleausrd You psaple q
!. -. y.
That Httle snesrh - the secretary =
sTrsed 80 ah9N ths HFrmeffnn psa-
PIE thst The HanA Ftmaans officials tn
Tended 70 stafKa gut fhla thriving IT.
lie city unless prwssut cnattions aFs
changes.
The department. ngs4 the embargo
from TIE navy yard. Apfu 81. an-
raFsutiy satisfied that the Better rls-
meflt II Hrsrusrtan had prevailed II
la u0W s8fsly HeNea Ia isafu tnat IL
has beer deceived However, thr
people her. "a not pfupess e. ailuS
th- r!sS g. hH wipes eff tha map.
That Il whN there was q maaa
meeting snd = tremendous urtuaf
shea aste IHTsrs. whose Hranss
Tor running his -ninan. aifmHted 81
Ffunt street sxp4frs J9nH & AprihsH
for a Feuswsl ~ the license "a lat
saturdays messing 81 The council
Thr ind 9uatiaa Of ths rltia=us sas
directed sgaifzsf the three ~ the
enunc iituru. C'ha ries nlst2 A. nen-
hennick an,, Thomas ftffseofi. know a
as the Sold Three This indiEu =
tiun has nerou4e - nsrce that taIk
II tar ard feathefa - common u
= said that the trio. thufuughiY
ffikhtensd az tn. vlotamc. u public
resentment. have turned from grant
ms licenses iufiacFifainafslH FOR 80
looms 0n FRONT street. g. attempts to
abolish al aaieana n TIE city. The
reason for this sudden change -
heart II not apparent ston1s aaY IL
T. only case II SOUR zra pes Osh =
era assent that the ceanc linen. hHek
81 BY certain ARSE property owners.
have concerted scheme % run sks
town foNn. buy ur the property 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
TALKED PARKS
Esesr, oln,sssd Addressed I'm.
provsusnt Clubs

John o. Oimsted. the park export
ress aness essi in Fsarrsns anf PARK
and boulevard system for Seattle,
addressed the conference committee
Of the local Improvement Cube al
the regular meeting ~ the commit
tee yesterday afternoon. Mf. Ohm
stsd made an interesting talk. pre-
nsntinE the practical side nf parks
and thflr hsnents
~ r blaine. president q the park
board. explained the pfopoaition Of
the board Ia finance the new park
system lie was followed BY 9th
or speakers. who endorsed the plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
FLE:ECED
Two Men Claimed 10 Have
Lost Money IN
People $ Theater

Ia,sn stone and a man whose usu.
tNe police Nithhalh. visited ths motor
las4s fsaNiss' fhsaisfs the resort ar-
- ~ ~ john Cnnsidius. which
80 .7ss,. =. ..'.'
% Nuu iaf eNsning. aud. according
q ihsi5 aInfisA told the eafirs lat
uEht siuse dtepped tlta and the
r eaH3aF asa. figauFh the lagter waa
= ~ 50 rsbate affef ths tfiree wiiY
- > Nka bad hsipsd the Eil.iIhie pair
se part STA thsir ounaY. sAf been
dfaKEra 60 raliHe nthfIen nnd threat
rnsd with arrest n thsy ga nat re-
tstn ihs u5oneE thrg had aiken ffufn
fka iHsn ~ tire old galne - holding
iAzz change.
= cnniains admitted to the police.
aHs later fn an inisrFA tesiAy That
ths inru bought wine although he
e4saare az 40 atheF ttres thai uoths
~ bat temperance drinks are sold
EH BE Hzasnf
7hiH la one - the places that r.
Is isfe Faist Ia the cid tends iaiu
- acYs thfatHF ~ tbs other