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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15
PANAMA CANAL TREATY.
Reaction i'm Favor of it Occurs In
Colombian House.

Bogota, Colombia, via Buenos Ayr
Sept. IL. via Buena Ventura Sept. a.
a reaction in favor Of the canal treaty
has occurred in the house Of represent
tatives, but the senate is still oppos d
TO IT,
Gen. Pinto has left Cauca to take
charge of the ministry of the interior.
Gen. Sarria leaves here Sept 20 to
take command Of the forces on the
isthmus.
The minister Of Costa Rica has ar
rived at Bogota on special mission
TO arrange the frontier limits. He VIII
present his credentials this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15
Offer to Capt. J. l.. Sehon.

gan Diego. Cal, Sept lt,--Capt John
J.. Sehou, U. &. A. retired, one Of SSH
Diegos best known citizens. yesterday
received communication rom the 50.
Louis university tondcring him the an.
pointment ~ professor % military sci
once and art IN that institution. Twenty
years' experience has qualified Capt.
setOn Tor the position. Tho last five
years OF his active service vas aide
do. camp to Mai Gen. Otis. capt. Schon
has not yet decided to accept the posi-
ton, although fully approaching the
honor OF the appointment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15
CONFERENCE AT BOISE.
Improvement Associations Organized at
Meeting Held There Last Sunday.
Especial to the News. y

Boise. Ida Sept 1.-THE Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints held
a very interesting meeting Sunday 1T
the g. A. r. hail IN Boise. Although
there are at least $50 members OF the
Church in Boise and vicinity. yet the
organization has not been IN so good
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15
Wrecks on Florida Coast.

Havana, Sept. 1.-THE captain of the
steamer Vigilancla, which has arrived
here, reports many wrecks were sighted
on the Florida coast, one OF them be-
ing ten miles north Of Jupiter, where
a schooner was wrecked. Her crew Is
ashore Further south a Standard OIL
barge was stranded and 80 miles south
q Spanish steamer from Bilbao was
broken in two. Sull further south
Il schooner was stranded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15
Deputy Marshal short Escapes.

5,u'b McAlestor. I. e.. sept Ia, =.
~ Short, a deputy United states mar.
Sna. og the Central dlstrict. Hho Killed
n coal miner or a Choctaw passenger
tgaln ~ Wister on Labor day has os-
capped from Potcau Jail ard Is az large.
Snort was hound over on a charge nf
murder lie was suffering from snal-
rox contracted during his cDrGntmtut
ana was not closely watched
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15
A NEW TALKING MACHINE.
Patent for One Issued to Hiram A.
Booth.
Especial to the oNews.oO

Washington, u. c., Sept l3.--Patents
issued Utah--Iiiram f., Booth, Salt
Lake City talking machine; Jas V.
Keane, Park City, toy; Frederick Laist,
Salt Lake treating ore.
Idaho--Frederick Garrecht, Idaho
CITY. tow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15
Rains Swell the Mississippi.

La Crosse. Wis. Sept 15.-Heavy
rains north OF here are responsible for
a rise OF three fcat IN the Missinsippl
river at this point during the past -
hours. The river 10 eight feet and a
half above low water mark and II ris-
Ing an inch an hour, Farmers on
the loTlands are preparing for the
th!rd flood Of The Year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15
PORT OF YANG TUNG.
State Department Approves of
Change from ia lung lao.

Waehlngton. Sept. 1.-THE agreement
reached al rcsin between Mnister Con
gor and Prince Ching that the port TO be
opened ON the Yalu river shat u' Yang
Tung Instead OF ia Turs Tao has the
approval OK the state department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15
A FIGHT IN ATHENS.
A Demonstration Results in IA
People Being Killed or Wounded

Athens, Sept ia demonstration in
connection with the municipal elections
here was followed last night by hand
to-hand street fights
Fourteen persons were killed or
wounded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15
POSTMASTERS APPOINTED.
Several Changes in Utah and Idaho
Offices
Especial to the "Ncws.O

washington D, c., Sept. l5.-Post-
masters appointed Utah-Bear River
City, Boxelder county, Hiram J. Han
sen. vice John p. Holmgren removed,
M. NJ Perry, Montague, Allen, Mrs,
NJ. f. Allen, all OF Park City, are here.
Idaho--Springsto Kootenai county
c, NJ. Head, vice Delos h stowell,
resigned
IDAHO PENSIONS GRANTED,
Samuel r, Hawkins, tl2, Joseph A,
Rrltia 40. George &. Warfen. S..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15

ceptlon to the irrigation congress dele
gates are working energetically and q
most enjoyable and profitable time
awaits the visitors next Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15
ECCLE ENTERS DENIAL.
Says be He's Net Acquired an Interest
In the Lewiston Sugar Factory.

Especial TO the 'News)
Logan, Utah, Sept. l5.-The Logan
sugar factory did not start this MORN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15
GOVERNOR WELLS.
otah's Executive Welcomes Dele
gates Back to Their First Love.

p,Mr President. and Gentlemen Of the
nnltyenth Irrigation Congress II Is my
UPON the imposing and magnificent char
~e'er oil your delegations as well as to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15
FjSTORlANSOFFlCf.

ADVERTISERS: Our Readers Have
Money TO Spend With You. Tell |
Them Through our Columns What |
you Have TO Sell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15
PATIENTS WERE
PAN|C-STR|CKEN.
Big Fire at Keogh. Wright Hospital
Causes Intense Excitement
And Alarm.
LIVES GREATLY ENDANGERED.
Heroic Work of Nurses Under the Di.
rection Of Superintendent Hughes
In Trying Time.

For twenty minutes at noon today
there were exciting times at the Keogh-
Wright hospital, on the corner Of Second
North and First West, owing TO an out
break OF fire in the roof The blaze was
.bserved by passer b. who promptly
tY,ee. IA the alarm, Department No.
dashed quickly out and In 30 minutes
the fire was extlnguis'ied. the charred
portions Of the roof chopped out, and
the fremen were at work reelIng in their
hose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15

doughty champions in the mighty cause.
| extend utah's greeting with equal cor
duality to the old and the new--the vet
Grams and the recrults-the former be-
cause we still need the promptings or
their rlpened wisdom, the latter because
in the campaigns Vel to be conducted the
vigor and earnestness of buoyant youth
may not no put aside
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15

During the time, however, there was
plenty of excitement incident to getting
out the bed-ridden patients property
and salvage generally. In all It was ne
cessary to carry out seven patients as
they lay. The four private patients who
were upstairs and consequently in the
greatest danger were:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-15

Continued on page two)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
HoMEsicKNEss IN THE PHILIPPINES

Nostafsia-sha : docsoFs can
In Ordinary phrase Il homeaicknsss
l. a disease.
trouble appseat The patient
literally he l. hons he worse
nnd ofe
soldiers civilians old uidie-asd and
- In subj o boys uaiady
o. = an disease
troubled With We 20 fni sHs lives
climate Of inia
archipelago Theirs no Hos'siss ss
scarcely any. n India
>
American vel
Of American MI sabi more
nshunx thana world In bsus his
natar
q fia
home lie hs will return home hc
In seldom axpaatea him
In ike hsh out q water
without Country shows a. h'~
hardly an 4Nmer Afn~iea
ere . % much homesck fort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

ter, why. It's more than can awni.
let"
Pooh. man. what are the elaihrf
worth nAuu know that tlufa fuf
tpu alone has 3 Oau launda GA sou
when yuu jump the ropes oa Ned
utallY Fauil Carrk every penny 3D..
.l.uuO pounds into the ring. a pretty
thiuH ta turn up with swollen knee
and Il story about "a nrunrhmanf
a never thought ted Ma kebed
said the Hustler
~ suppaas yon expected he'd naht
ilruuHhtan rules aHd strict =. q
Why Nuu silly they don't hhoN
what lighting is in France"
"My friends. said l. sitting up on
my bed. I Do not understand very
much Of what Yea say. but when
yuu speak iikc that 4 q fpoiishuss-
We kuaN 30 much about fighting in
France that We have paid our iittic
Yiait q nearly every capital IN Eu
rupe, and Yery soon Ne are eamin.
70 london iiut We fisht IKE al
disra. Yen understand. and not iglie
Hamina In the gutter You strike
mo on the head. I kick you 90 tht
knee. II Il child'a play But II fuu
VIII stve me a sword. ana take an,
other one, I VIII show you how We
fight 0vsr the water"
They both stared at me la thsii
solid, English way.
Well. I'm glad you're not dead.
uiounaeef.s aRld the elder one a.
last There wasn't much Hlan of
life in yuu whom the Hustler and mr
carried you down THAT head Of
you're aiht thiuk enough 10 stop the
crook % the hardest hitter Ia iifis
col
He's game coYc. too. aud hs
came fnr me iiae a bantam" said
the other stiil rabhlns his knee y
Eot niy old iortsriEht IN. and he
went over a. n he had been role
arrd. Il wasn't my fault. moansset
I told Ypu you'd Eri PEPPER Il you
went eh..
Well rs something 20 say All
-FOUR life that you've boun haatilrd
~ the fihest nEhfN sight III Ens
land, sala the Older man. looking
az me With an expression Of con
graduation upon his face. You 80
Fad him AZ his best. ton ln the pitch
~ Condift.n. and trained BY Jim
Hunter
q am used 10 hart knocks. said
T. uubutfHniug my Iubie. ANA shoe
ing my tWn murhus wounds Thrn
I barred mY hnkia also. md showed
the place in my eye ahefs the Eusr
iiia had stabbed the.
re can taks his ssuel. sid the
Hustler
What slutton he'd have made
f8r the middlow "a fifa. remark Ell
the ifaihsF wIth sis maHthn
coaching he'd astsuIsh tho fancy
tts = pity he's Eat - - hack n
pflsrn
4 did net Ike that last remark AZ
all ! buttensd up my usaf hnd rose
ffcfn she bed
= must ask ysu to 81 me con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

tinue my Journey" said /
srhefeH nu help for II noun
aces. tho Trainer answered. ~ e
bard thing 90 send such a maj ~
GOA hack tu such a place. but ousi
meas j. business and there's ~
Mound reward. They wutt here, thin
morning, looking for you aHd ] ~
meet they'll be round again
itia words turned ny heart ta
faHufelv. yau would not betray
met cried. I will send you twice
" pounds on tie day that set foot
luon France I swear u upon the
| iganaf 81 French gentleman.
lWt ! only got head shakes Tor a
lftplY. / pleaded. | argued. ! spoke
20 the EnRllsh hospitality ana the
/ Fellowship ~ brave moni but | hiFhi
~ wei have been addressing the
lstyo great wooden clubs which stood
balanced upon the floor Ia 'front.' 81
thn. There was no sign Of sympathy
upon their huilzfaoan,
| business Is business. mounsssr.
DE old trainer repeated .itasidss
/ dow am I tn put the Hustler into The
fina an Wednesday n he's iuEged
hy the brak for aidin' aud abettiu
prisoner 90 war; I've sot 20 look
after tho hustler and 1 take no
riakas
This. then. vas tho end Of all my
struggles and strleinas l Was % Be
| led hack again. like poor. silly
sheep who has broken through the
hurdles They little knew me who
could fancy that ! should submit Ia
such a fate. 1 had heard enough %
toll me where the weak point OF
these two men Was. and / showed
as 1 have often showed before, that
Etienun Gerard IL never - terrible
aa When All hope seems O. have de-
serted him With a single spring
seiasd one of the clubs and swunE
q over the head ~ the hustler
Come what MAJ. ! efisa. '.you
shall b. spoiled for Wednesday"
fhs fellow NrsN lsd eut an oath
and would have spfuns Ht me, nut
the other flung hts arms around him
and pinned him 10 tho chair
Nat u I know q, BUSTER" h.
aereamed None ~ yaur gaines
while am BY Get away cot Of Wits
ffeHehY We only want e. see yOuf
back Hun away. run away Or he'll
ct hose"
IL was good advice. ! thought, ana
! ian TO the dear. but aa I eanaa out
IN ths open air my head swain
Ea4Has ana ! lad u lean against the
porch 60 save myself from falling
CunsiassinN all that rad beer
through. the anxiety % my escape
NE long. useless fiiEht IN tho storm
the dar spent amid wet ferns with
only bread fnF fead. the second tosf
neY by nisht. and now The ~ furiss
which ! had resolved in assnrsins
q deprive The little man OF his
clothes. NaH u wonderful that even
] should reach the HINTS Of my On
dufanHaf
stood there IN my heavy coat
ana ny Foor battered shaka. ny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
BOHING DOWN BEFORE
THE GOLDEN CALF


published telling how James I'M q &c. Paul ued
rabV application permit Go make ns
the sidewalk his property ut the Hoah
We FIRST seah and jackson street
SHOULDN'T nEf
president OF he Great Noftherh
Railway company Northern Securities Company
appointed Northwest should
not the governmental re-
s he u nee
about m public places eta OUT
he N IT.
men" 50 the editor who wears jim iha 'otf "Np
ownership believes that There a s
fashioned James y
which moulded pan John smith, or
INNS railway tunnel Tor sSalale
rms IS ne DRAWN FROM
NEWSPAPER ITEM REFERnEp To
what think Of a. you and the
whom James J.
business enterprises
and another Tor the man win
the palpahe Inference 90 be drawn "ee ua'
headline.
Disgusting fawpns sycerhants
worship before the godn calf aud sins
IN season md q Mammon MoneyhaEs
majestic world" that he Is
mortal once
Ia feed that he y
been his that his hoary
wear a Floryf-
no pusna itm o. So Paul
DO ue once olsd
credit he did he tolls with
bis l. dseeag that he does,
smiths he - entitled whit Of glory
honor rgs Jim frt
"a the paid hlrrns u the swat
aud worthy place among the gods
the task he he's accomplished
his now iHeiu 70 The
q his millions
moment that be ao es other
men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
BARRACKS MUST Be
DOUBLED IN SIZE
-N:ai -Gssss-, H4e;zs:asS.~ Sas-s IN aea
Room VIII Soon be Needed 1
at the Navy Yard i

Maior-fiensFnl chartes Hrywe.-d
caiFi1nNuiant af the 4 = marines.
aea8tnt Aniaa ~ his AID. Capt HAIRY
Leonard sens tn ihw PUGET Aound
navy yard this morning uu tho Euv-
eminent tag Ea~tarkss fvr the pa1f-
poBs % .nslssttaz the marine bar.
fscke, Hs arrived TITS morning ~
the sspnsans. on Witch ne sent "a
sttka % insssegt The barracks there.
fa rsxNft . the Puget Sound navy
YuFd hs said
The barracks az Ia yard vii
suan have e. be doubled In aisa Il
the Yard continues fiH zfnvtnE len.
paFfancp. Ths present building may
le tniArwrf OF an entirely naW tulla
Ing uiay BE- Constructed ~ the fifne
the present hafrarts were eouatrurt-
- oaiY q dasma 90 less uaftna- sets
required Al th4 yari Already fa
marines are stationed there
In di4cuasiuk the install euuditiaau
II tfrrmeftau Ne said
The departments action last
= inter 81 refusina 10 aliov more
shlaza 60 be fafsafsed as the yard as
lnstiKatgd ~ the report % the cora-
fuan1Hnt In which he stated that
sailors we're Fysi,hrd ard FfVan
knockout drops IN thu numerous
dives IN the town
stf couraae vallejo = Jealous II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
THE LOVE OF A Doc

wn.n every Of Ssw York his DOG
lAsse year but
h M dovnNari way lie
low would longer fegeEHss him
tos Foley That
little dnw hts
and when hey
whsa the poles
Then b. be-
HAD the wagon all he way % police station
cen literally esd 20 b allow
ed to 20 with hin plu q the sergeant
permitted the nsht in the cell wth MS
uasisF.
dignity he stood before The nasaas
ready panishmsnt
Foley, "and learn lesson Of patience
eourax and lover on friend
=
should noiy all these tsit bot
be expression Of hem 70
enc Na- aa 4fIsx
Raise your bng who loves and iov@
and hs N sthl adore you k hn
he a. Iickin your
etsfrt xho a his friend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

ailn uf.on my chest. aad ny syeiida
over mY eyes had done my beat
aud / could d. uu more u waH the
sound of horses haufa which made
me at last lalHr my head. ana there
was the Efas .uIpuHtauned noVefHaf
~ Dnrtmaaf uflnuu sud ten PAGES ~
front 90 ma. uith HiH mounted
H#fderH behind mini
ESQ. colousi said he with r. bitter
auiie. 1--WE have found you once
more"
when a brave man has done hia
utmost ana hHH failed ha shows HE
breeding IS lhe manner iu which be
Haefbts hts defeat Faf mo ! took
thn letter which ! had ia my pocket.
and. stepping forward. ] handed y
With such grace Of manner - ]
could summon to the governor
1t has been my mtsf9ftunr, Dir. a.
defain one u your iettsfso said +
no looked a. me Ia atnnzetuent.
and beck8nad 10 the HafdefH 10 AZ
rest mo Then be- broke the seal Of
the letter I saw curious sSpfer
sion come oxef bis face a. he read
sThia must BE- the letter which Sir
Charles Meredith lost sHiA he.
n was Ia the pocket 81 his cuat >
You have carried u Tor t8a
daysf"
fRlnce the night before last"
And never looked at tho con
tenta7"
/ showed him ~ my manner that
he had committed aH indiacretigu IN
asking q question which one gen
usman should not have put 70 an
other
TO my surprise. he burst out into
IA ruar ~ laughter.
Colonel said he. wipinR the
tearu from hla eyes, you have really
given both yourself aud na great
/ deal Of unnecessary trouble Allow
me 10 read the letter which you car
fiad with you "a your night
And THE Yas what I heard
"On receipt ~ this you are ii
Haetsd % release Colonel Eusuns
Gerard. - the Third HuHsars. who
has been exchanged against Colourf
Mason. Of the Horse artillery, uoa
In NoTduu
And a. he read II. be laughed
again. and the whrdcfa laughed. aud
the two men from the cottage
laughed. and then. as / heard the
universal meffim~ni and thought Of
ai my hopes nnd fears. and my
struggles ana dangers what could
aebnnnif soldier 30 bat lean aEainst
the porch once more and laugh A.
heartily a. any ~ thsm7 And or
them all Was q not ] who had the
best reason 60 laugh. since in front
Of me I could SO my dear Frsnes
and my mother. and the emperor
and my hufsrsnsu while behind las
the gloomy prison aud the heavy
hand 81 the English ktnKf.
tits Ena1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06


continued from Yesterday
When came 60 myself. was
h1iug upon tructle-bed. Ia a bare.
half furnished room NJ head was
ringing like beli and when / pat
iun nly hand. there Waa = lump like
II walnut uRuf one uf my eyes NJ
uaae was uli ur "a nHuHvni smell.
aud I soon found that strip Of
paper uuakea lu NinuHhr Was fasz
tened across my brow Al tho other
end of the runm. this terrible little
man MAS slstink Nith his hnse bare,
ant his elderly companion was rub
hing it with some ii0lmeut The lat
ter seemed q hs Ia the worst %
tsmpafH, aud no kept nr a continual
/ HeuidinE which thn other listened
"a With u aleamy face.
| Never heard tell ~ such a thing
ia my life. be was saying. In
/ training tur a month wtth All the
seisht ~ e on my shoulders. ana
then when ! set sou as TT - a Fout
and within I've DAYS Of nshtinE the
akeiicat man on the list. you let
| Yourself into a ty-hattle with a for
| elauer"
There. thsrai ataW your Fahfa
| said the other. nulkln You're =
very good trainer. jim. but you'd be
/ better with les Jaw
g should think q Waa time Il
iaN. the elderly nan answered
| II this knee don't set sell brfafs
nest NJ Wednesday. they'll have d that
YOU fought a rfnss. ana pretty ieh
faa II have hsSt time you iouk fot a
barker
foukht a rrr,=si" Efowted the
afhaF. Tvs Woa nineteen haflIsa
aud mo man ever ~ much as dafnH
g. say the word cross im my hear
tn How the deuce Nna I a. set aut
q Z when the eave wanted the yer,
ei4thos OF M harkf
Tat nlHnl fsn knew that the
hask and the guards wers within e
mile az YaAs You co4la havu set
them On 81 him as weil then az nov
YOU'D have Enf your clothes back
/ again all right
We'll. strike ffsr'r xaid the Best
tsf annt effru break ms sfafns
g. but wheu u comes ~ 9iyln' a.
mF clothes % rreaehF who
saHiaat hlt = dins IN 3 pat q but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

educated. n there is a ionaly youas
man IN the city whose character
warrants confidsucs he mar write O.
the =. y. 81 ana his letter VII b.
foru af1sd. Then they can Arrange
details 10 suit themselves.
II the baAa hall percentage coll
umns we're turned upside down the
two Seattle teams would son BE- ai
the top. a. the present rate.
A Tacoma composer f. writing a
new ballad entitled Under thu To-
TEN Tree"
Money l. pouring into Kansas Tor
relief Of flood sufferers. from all
parts Of the country.
official Russian reports on the
kiHhineff OutraRpH state that the
Jews started all the trouble.
New York win have n nsw $4,000. r
0o0 Ice company. It's a reofsaniza-
ton Of the ice trust
Mnlers convention nj Detroit de-
mands that the freight rates for
flour and wheat he put on the same
basis by the railroads.
English scientist has new
theory about the elements and snsr-
~. The Star Dust man has one too.
buf he doesn't believe IN blowing
about II.
DO you know that IL years ago to-
day there was a hot time IN the old
town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

ths lsfssai shire must Be dockad Al
ih~ Fusri sound yard. which has "a
more promising future
- not helleRe that the De part 4.
ftent would object TO four ar five
vel regulated aaiassns az Hfsmerton
satlafs WI dFisk y ben ghay aEs or
duty
General Hayward leaves Monday
morning fnF ean FfancfHea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
cAARaFp MIrn nuRolAaY

ffans ksssiaf arrested yesterday
~ police rlsFA Mcdonald uas this
--.aaf fttfsa LnAFrHi with hNfNiuFg lie
- .t..sa$-~FSs ~ sAs-. A.. - .i- -..<N !.
n PRANK Nazet ta = laasIas hnu.-
~ 81 Main street A SIP fuu ~
ahthlnE said - have been stolsn
fftsm fhs fpum uAa fgund whan he
9ea arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

Wonder II the post office depart
Insnt has any more skeletons in us
eloset7
II r. a wonder nobody has tried
tire water cure on the Kentucky
faudisss.
A fourteen year-old boy ran away
from Butte and was arrested and
brought back. lie deserves better
fate.
n you 20 10 the races be sure aud
buy return ticket for nobody
knows what may happen.
A fool and HIS money would soon
part but for the guardian trust com
pany.
New York City IL having difficulty
IN finding civil engineers 20 fili post
lions that pay ts.00e a year. We
wish we were an eginser.
Another svictIm'T writes that ne
Doesn't know why he got married.
I suppose II was ordered 10 fate
that | should" he says.
Found A Small Smell
He borrowed a key from n neigh
Dor. and unlocking the door, found
small chiOrof0rm smell IN the
room" So saith n morning paper.
a Worthy Cause
There IL n girl IN Seattle who has
lived here a whole year and has
formed no desirable acquaintance
among the young men. Her life n
passed In such dfeary loneliness that
The Star Dust man has decided 20
find her somebody who viii take her
10 places this summer and mako
things pleasant. She r. "a years old,
attractive Ia appearance and well
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This the
headline a local
newspaper Eivoa
90 a small item
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Your faFt Hnf naturally enfsssssfs
g. set - much repairing ~ l. pc
slble d1ns a Welt Island However,
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90 to spirnins for bIsyei. rsp.Ir.
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fouis Kledt iswsisF anf opsieian
nItYsd - iqSa Second avenue zee
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A Mard rem Jo.h Wiss

IT'S an nl wind
tint blows no prof
It's Z IN ice man
er IN coal man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

lie borrowed key from a neigh
Dor. and unlocking the door, found
. small chiorOform smell IN the
room" So saith n morning paper.