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Chicago, Ill.,, Dec. PA fear ful blizzard is blowing through the middle west today. The street cars in this city are block ed with snow and business of all kinds is seriously interfered with by the intense cold and wind.
Holbrook argus., 1903-12-19


 Not a minute should be lost when child shows symptoms of crouP. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given as soon as the child becomes hoarse. or even af. ter the croupy cough appears, will prevent the attack. Itnever fails, and is pleasant and safe to take.-For sale by F, ]. Wattron. The New York World criticizes President Roosevelt because he borrowed some of the anti boo die expressions used in his mes- sage to Congress, from Mir, Folk. But the World has to admit that they are mighty sound senti- ments, just the same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
HIS NECK
BROKEN
Morii1 Weiss Falls to Ms
Death From Hotel
Window

Moritx Weiss fell from = second
story window % the St James hotel
shortly after ~ o'clock this morn
iuR ant died two huprs later 80 the
Wayaide Mission hospital n H.
thought that Weiss vas deiirioue
from Illness ana leaped from the
window to escape Imaginary enc.
ffii.ss hF faff resulted ~ = hFnksn
neck and Weiss died without fully
reKaininF consciousness
Shortly after o'clock last uizhf
Weiss left froYifancs hospital.
where he had been confined since
wednesday with an organic disease.
he engaged room az the ~. James
hotel on second avenue south and
instructed the clerk t. tell All callers
that he was not in
Several people saw him fnii frum
the window Weiss vas removed %
the police station ard later 70 the
Waysids Mission hospital where two
hours later b. died
frofn the condition II his room it
is evident that Weiss had beer ~
bed
From statements he made 10 the
physicians ard attendants at the
WayHide Mission hospital. u ia be
iievsd that Weis& was brewery ON
ploye and came from Alameda. Cal.
His family are supposed 10 be there
nov
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
AGAINST
ericsson

Thama =. 0ter snu. l0aui attorney,
was practically found guilty ~ fraud
bY a superior court jury yesterday
afternoon Iu view - thlH fact " H.
alleged that dtshnfment proceedings
are e. be- commenced HRaiunt htm
A verdict aas secured by Mrs Ma
than HaddH. who proved that Greg
aan had appropriated $50. which
be caiieeten Tor her as her attorney
The jury also found thHt greEsun
had induced Mrs undda % sign pa
Fefs tu accept "a partial settlement ~
her aims. hy miafertffeutlnE % her
the nature a. the documents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
SEATTLE A DUMPING
GROUND FOR PAUPERS
Smaller Cities and Towns Ship
Petty Criminals and Other
OufCaSfS Here

II Il the habit % the smaller cities
and towns II Puget souna % ship
their petty criminals and paupers 20
Seattle a. the most economical man
ner q getting rid 81 the burden ~
their care and support.
A fragrant Instance Of this practice
came 20 light yesterday when y
fale. haggard. lame. half hind. NOR
phine nend. clad in the fouleaf 81
foul rags was landed In thia city
by the steamer Defiance which had
brought him from Tacoma.
The officers - this vessel did not
hesitate 10 say that the "fiende had
been placed aboard the boat al TIA
coma and his fare 20 Sea iia paid ~
che Tacoma authorities
The s'fisndT was absolutely pen
uiiesa and had not worked for years.
and frankly admitting that he found
Is easier 10 get money with which
t. buy his beioved drug by begging
and stealing. lie Hifi undoubtedly
sooner or later land IN either the city
jail or the county hospital here. and
become burden on the Taxpayers
Of Seattle.
The practice % making Seattle
dumping ground for the 0ufcaEts Of
HeighDoring communities II not n
new one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
MEETING OF
ENDEAK0RERS

sPHiNGVILLE. Utah. May IL
The Christian EudeaKof societies "
Utah afo holding their annual state
convention here today President
Horace Smith presiding Reports of
officers and committees show The
movement 60 be- making good prog
feHH co. Utah. there being ~ local or
rmnlzatiuna iu the state with az
aggregate membership ciuae 90 keN.
The meeting viii make arrange
mentH g. have the state well repre-
scented 80 THE International euHFeu-
ton u the society 10 be held Ia Den
ser lH Iuiy
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a aint eot no uere thar few
years Is live. ami Yon haven {
either. father but / ala want ca lie
ia uur own little houus al eld blind
wonan soabed this afternoon when
her aged husband. William Nafd.
Who II also hlMd. came horne from
t,aurt aud told her that he iudHe
haa decided that In EuEvnc Jordan
% ths Iae tier eaae fame. was the
4shtfuI owner % tha tlnx cabin Nn
rWtntg third aVruue. which thcN
call horne. and "a hica the csd man
built himself and pats for with the
sas nga 81 years uf hRrt work
aN6NFf TiT7rT-A-.cei lLi h.. H. said ~
he smoothsa her grey haiti llils
ufe amt ga. Yau know Il dop
maxi mach difference - ~ how wt
speud fhe nUNt few wcnfhs, The
Eaad Lard must have wanted the
ultle house &C. b. taken away from
IA Of he wouldn't have allowed the
hlsge t. FiVe q g. pocior Jordan
nr Ieraaas sait O. 4aiel hln title
O. the property uu whlch Tive cd
peoples house stands came up be-
fore Judge Failuau. he house WAS
built ~ Ward oH 1ofdana lef. near
the corner - TWrntf third avenue
and jefferson stregt two years ago.
Icrdan testified that ~ went 20
Nias his possessions uue daY and
found that the old blind people had
built house on the tot Zee SAYS
he told the cid man h. would have
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I'VE WANTED TO DIE IN OUR
LITTLE HOME" SHE SOBBED
Aged Couple, Blind and Penniiess, Evicfed From
Their Tiny Cabin on Their Golden Wedding
Anniyersary--Dr. Jordan Their Landlord

no intention OF stopping them from
motiu the HhAnts until Hone fef-
aou Offered him 81 eco for the house
and lot auppuaina ths former 60 br
hiH
Yesterday he testified lea court that
be- had uaKst aNrted o. allow the nld
folks 60 Move the heiae. aui BE had
aeNETai NttneEsea o. swear that hr
had madF nn such ARIA svmsns
fhuf dollars month n what the
aid couple depend ou fur their fnad
einthea auH fuel Thir NJ Weird
earns bX nwfepasK Qua church
nearby rnth are hfarthhkrn ~
having % move out OF thc iiitie
Hhaufg
we wan grtua along so nice
the mind efumHu asIt 1'he house
.snt fsncf bat lis lovely aad Nariu.
and ola folks IKE uH daHt nse1
feueh 90 rat
q hadn't uOthiu a. complain -
and I haven set. het / 81 wish fhv
good ls'rd hNd seen ca 30 DC ua krrn
this little house
Ar Ward Be- 70 years 80 ane aud
very feeble Mrs Nart Is Yrar
~ So younErf and Sen spite ~ Use
fact that shs can barely Hre hef
iaud befurr her face. kaeps thslf
40 reWns 80 neat aud dean that in
Nsm England variance. nns cauia
eat eff ths fieat
They have only a fea dollars and
aays wadv no ulans Ter The future
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BUFFALO
BAPTBTS

BUFFALO. y. y. May ie.~one Of
the largest Inventions ever planned
BY HaptistH will be held In Buffalo
next week under the auspices Of the
Womenss Society " American naps
lists. Three societies viii partiei.
pate IN the coming gathering, the
American Baptist Missionary Union.
American Baptist Home Mission So
eiety and .he Ausriaza lssf-s ~
Publication Society
About 1000 delegates, representing
many states. are e>seotsd 10 be IN
attendance Elaborate preparations
az being made by the local
churches Of the Baptist denumhnA-
ton for the reception and entertain
ment Of the visitors.
a number Of speakers Of note viii
be heard during the convention,
which will be In session through the
entire week.
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NEW EIGHT
HOUR BILL

WAsHtEgT0N. - g. May 10
Already the campaign f0f another
eiEhtshuuf III has hzfu begun hf ihe
American Federation ~ Labor An
eminent lawyer has been engaged TO
dtam 81 measure ane that viii be-
constitutional r rnrHlhit.
u Is the Intention ~ the n Dor
leaders e. have ihia hfi pass muster
With the .Hmmltiee en- education ard
iebar n uis senate She senate itrsf.
asa even the PRECEDENT And furfhet
the president isi a. - urged through
all the preas drs thht can b. brought
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60 pay s. menth rent fot the land
and gef aft the property when the
bots should b. self
That was nr Jerdan's ftetN.
Wants story was told O. q Star re-
pottet. Nbn eaiicd AZ the little hume
THIS moruins in the tnnv ~ one Who
b. convinced that he y speaking the
truth the whole troth. and nothing
but the tfuth
a rat leave troui the doctor O.
build the house uu the understand p
tnE that We Should fuoYc 90 OFT when
b. wanted ta huHi on thr lots We
told him that We would ~ eafyful
81 the land AMI We we've 30 parf.eu-
-sar that We didn't even make q gar
fen.
Then snue man eamc ainug aud
"a wanted ~ bay thc iHtH. tnt the doc
tor told te { had tu moNr the hnuae
off. and madr arrangements ca
tiaNe d GA ia tao Weller estate risht
back of uat
Hus then they served something
or us hat was lt. william Mts
Weird interrupted e dnu unfafs
stand These land liquifstiora very
we'll they eatled 81 junction.
Didn't th.y
Ward went ea 10 teii how Jordan
had an Injunction SERVED nft THEM
e. Pres nf ghsiF MOVING thc house,
on ghe aftissh anniversary - shsIf
wedding aay
me Warts claim that Ioraan had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

Captains % vessels plying between
this city nd Everett. Tacoma. olym.
ria and Waafcom state that fof pev.
srai years Rveh characters as the
Taeoua -siend- have been hssdad
into Seattle on the boats or late
the pfarties has net been 40 notice
able a. most 81 The houoes 81 the
other sound cities are nov IN se-
attic
IN the case ~ steamers coming
here from British Columbia elites the
evil does NOT exist Those porth being
foreign the immigration inspectors
prevent ali audenira bic passengers
from landing But thrF lard IN
scores from the other steamers ap-
pafeHtiy uHnoticsd ~ the police.
Il I'm aware that ths practice *
lists 20 n considerable extent" chief
n Police sullivan stated this morn.
iHg. 1t Il probable Tacoma will at
tempt 20 unload lot q her disftp-
utabie characters upon this city
during the presidents visit To Ta-
coma atill. ] believe We shall be
able 10 handle them without trou.
bic"
Further questioned. chief Sullivan
admitted that ho had never made
any careful Investigation Of the evil
complained ~.
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le.a much q goo fhiak Perks
wasca.
"a FAIRS who tbont f too cold
fer hscsali and aid npt attend the
sd at Recreation park yesterday
az ss1en. h~sxed thelf friends 10 uzs
ipFEe roughly Nhsu ths3 read ihr
SO ,hniset ~ on clEar stand
n 4 a. last nisht
fhusFh a whs caia The game
whaf ~ saefhmvnto defeated the -.
W4shes sas The snappisst same that
Aat beea seen 81 Recreation pafk
~ syr@.. !, ,,.,S ~ - -, -. *.
Il
Il as Que q these games that In
tftife trfNuuF pfastfafion. fren the
ttsag ne first man vas up IN the
ffat ianinN, until the last man vas
cast Ia ~ eleventh inning. the out
come ~ the game vas always Ia
aeuht IN the third inning seattle
teak thu lead anly Go have the seore
tied ~ the nstf lnnIua Again IN
the siNth Seattle aeafea q run and
was une ailHsd eniy u and that the
ssarrnmrnta erand ~as equally .f-
sestfsals ~ lie half Of the inning
Again b. the 10th. each team scored
~ 4 ftns aud n the firth Mike Fishs
~ a8hAHAtN AAeAAAAAA
ntAa aFuuut the bases
Th~rs vas smother shaks-up in the
local team yesterday. caused By
nuffstt and Tafiar. Whem Farke
wilson brought cot fFuua the south
- tlaY ball with him. Jumping to
The aEasnne paeiae National league
team
The score Is iuninss-
t4sts ssteii-RfL =.
Seattle
eoiootoootoas q
sacramento
eee1e i-tts a.
SAN FRANcisCo. May u Yes
tsfdnY'e game
" ~ n.
tos Angel .esbaoooeob Ia
Frisco gpheie aN-i 81
BATTERIES Newton and Iturlhuri
Lindsay and Leahy. Umpire Levy
PORTLAND. May Is Yesterday
game
n. n y
Portland ..aSeoo6 II III
Oakland eppeloo2R@ Il
batteries Shields and Hafi8w
Herr aud gorton. Umpire Mcpun-
aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
REUNION or
VETERANS

NEW ORLEANS. La. May H.
The United Confederate Veterans
viii meet IN thirteenth annual re-
union In this city Tuesday A con
servative estimate II that 200 900 gia-
iters viii be IN New Orleans during
the week Decorative arches are
being FASTENED The meetings or the
Sene Of Veterans and Of other af-
filiatsd bodies will serve 70 augment
the attendance
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VENEZUELA
ARBITRATION

NEW YORK, Mag Robert G.
Morris. the United States agent whs
q o. present the case u taif gat ern=
mrut before the Arbitration board In
the tt,efnsut ~ ths claims - the
biorhnard Venezuelan ports. and the
aHsistnnt agent. " = 8. Doyle with
sfks and stenaEfarhefs sail today
ga the Hies mr. Philadelphia f0f Ven
sxueia The arbitration iH expected
ta hegta az Caracas about June !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
"SUANEE RIVER"

INDIANA. Pa. May ig Especially
The original copy ~ suauee fiiR-
-" b. owned hy Harry MaeNsci "a
Kroerfymnn - thiH town. lie OBJ
tanned the manuscript FROM the late
J. = inrnsh. 10 whom f. HaH pre-
scented ~ the author. stephen O.
Poster back iu the zoe Al that
time HHrufH WAS citf editor - f.
rlttshurE Paper. and he aud Fasisf
hecams intimate ffieuds Tho wit
inE b. 0u aKe- YelioWrd linen paper
bat ihe iuk h. bright and clear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
AMERICAN
EDUCATION

BOSTON. Mass, May 1.-THE
concluding day ~ the American so-
cinI aclenee Associations arMuel
sofff tfiti6n Was given over 20 the
department Of education and art In
symposium discussion Of the
ethical factors of community life
papers were presented by Henry r.
Bailey Of Boston on The Fine
Arts" by Heinrich conried. director
Of The Metropolitan opera house. on
The Stage" and BY Frank Dam
roach on Music" A number of
persons OF Drominsnes in the world
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ScHWAB SCHOOL

HOMESTEAD. Pa. MAY ie The
manual training school presented 10
TIRE city 81 Homestead - Charles
n scbwah. president % the Tinted
States steel Cor puratian. vas d@sil-
Gated today with interesting sxrf-
rlsss and IN the presence ~ a
large crowd. Including hundreds %
employees ~ the steel mills. Mf
sehwnb and large party pf friends
atlnndeA The eaerrlaaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
BEGINS M0NDAYS STH

10 bear upon hlm 10 .nderss ihla Htef
IN his next annual mesfagH A. tht
En me time the National Assoc alton
or Manufacturer has hfFan pfrla-
rutioua 10 defeat not oH y tbiI hiL
but also the hutisruufpiurR hit
which would legnllxe q 81 kei around
amy manufacturing plant
Adxicsn received from every Sec
fian Of the country indicate that the
labor crNauizeatiauH aud the mann
faetufrrH are working with might
and main 60 inrreas their strength
t. the. maximum IN preparation fat
the coming struggle. which. Ii De- eon-
coded on al aideH. wiii be- fought TO
a nnl.h
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BELGIAN
JUBILEE

muBsILg. Nay lc. Belgium t.
already preparing 10 celebrate the
75th anniversary ~ her ind poudenee
10 1907 The minister ~ the Interior
har published manifesto Ia the Of
neial gazette giving an outline 81
the proposed fHfoa ia honor II the
occasion. These will Include several
exhibitions ~ art and industry %
soiue 81 the most popuious rsutefa.
Tho idra however. ~ an interna
tional exposition. which Was mo0ted
last year. appears 10 have been
abandoned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
A CHANCE FOR
EXPLANATION

BOISE. Idaho. May ft.-Peopie
here are much stirred up over the
announcement that Presidenf Hooss-
welt has refused 70 ride IN the same
carriage with Mayor Alexander. who
IL one 81 the best known Jews on
the Pacific coast. This, following 50
soon after the Simon affair, lends
color 20 simpn's statement that the
president il pretudieed against the
Jews.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
DEDICATE
ORPHANAGE

RALEIGH ~. G.. May 1s.-kr-
ranKemenfs have been perfected for
the dedication ~ the state Catholic
orphanRe here tomorrow Nrchbishs
% Had 81 Belmont In 10 officiate.
and the other participants Will Ia.
ciude number af ehurehmen an
iaYmsn % prominence.
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srAnpln OF rng elues
WHITE WIHGS
Local Yachts Are Assembled al
West Seattle

A fleet ~ the prettlest yachts on
the eaund - unw anchored under the
protecting shore - West Seattle.
ready. - soon ~ the weather be-
comes more settled 60 upnu the SUM
fner season ~ cruising and raeinK.
The Iavita. winner ~ many peu-
nants iu previous YEAR,. Was pat IN
commission yesterday Her ownsr,
Frank Newman. ~ one u the most
enthusiastic yachtsmen % the city.
lie said this morning that he would
contest Tor the Key city trophy az
the reEattn At Port Townsend July 2
and {. and would probably enter the
regatta at Victoria. which comes on
later. In the meantime he Will USE
the boat FOR cruise about the sound
carrying the Manuel Iapcz base
ball team. 81 which he la n member.
Local yachtsmen are endeavOring
10 arrange an international regatta
with the Victoria Yacht club during
the summer Among the yachts now
lyinE across the bay are seven that
ARE believed might be prize winners.
They are =. & ftimeau'a yacht Boui-
Ia. ~ g. Henry's Owasch nau y. N.
Cars Haicyon. Andrew Chilherg'a
NiEiiani A LYONS Coilaia. Capt.
Condon's kelpie and the Mamie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
RAHROAD
EXTENSION

DALLAS. Tex. MAJ iG Through
service between Dallas and New orr
ieHnH IL 60 be established tomorrow
through the opening - the Dallas fx-
tension - tie Texas and New Or
ieans railroad TIE distance ~ the
nsW route " lss mites. and the first
train vii ~ a Confederate vete rams
special. which aiii carry q iark, par
" - Confederate veterans irons Dial
lar 20 the big reunion 20 be held In
SsH Orleans during the coming
tsaak
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Harry iIstnlaa VAS OF co1ot in ghs
boz Cor seattle yesterday at Ath-
lstte PARK. bus The team behind hiHi
Kept hitiing tbs ball al thH time
ard uauu hY - nrofe ~ e. S seat.
tie Vas practically beaten az the
iifst - fhs kame and under ursiH-
ST siFrafnstsIt the lead gained
~ Iiutsn unuia have defeated snT
team However. tho SEATTLE nsn
have habit - winninE out lo3t
games. and tkal ls The ataff - zee
tafda - BNsns
tAafman walked three E3su 10 the
hrrt timing. nilinK the bass Then
rs ard q safc hit aaarst thrreru
~tsuHs an Hts Hat ShaHsf plaYrt
left nstd foF Butte ssstsfisF. AMI hit
the naIl once The hifttus - Kelly
Freeman. Rabbit ana Trrdvay usfs
fsntafea - the sarfr iiiE oeprNe
got his usual tueehasr Ms over the
fence Ia the last inning
Score hY fuHimnH
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one Of the best all-sruund players
IN the American league IL Jimmy
Collins. captain aud manager OF the
Roatau Americans lie ~ considered
by many Co be the best third base
man IN the world. Collins h. grad
uata Of the buffalo commons, and he
has played IN the New York state
league. with LouiRville. Che Roeton
Nationals. and the Boston Ameri
cans. lie IL good batter and q
brainy PLAYER wherever loratcd.
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an many Interesting painta concern
ine ehith the general public II nov
ignorant
fha Investigation viii pruhs hiy
mran more tor AtaHka than any offi.
eihi esNriitiau oKsF msdr into that
evuutFas
fhr inaSnhers Of fhs COMMITTEES aTs
stual8rs - NJ Patterson If Cole.
raso. " q Hufuhsm ~ Sew hAmp
shits. W y Dillingham; ~ Vermont
ava knafe Nelson ~ Mtaueessta.
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Here avs ste members 81 the seiias
tuEiai committee which viii i~ifAe
Seattle faris o. lui3 tHf an wagtenesd
tuuf ~ iuXeatisatia Through Aiasta
Tvs mission IF the COMMITTEES is
enc ~ yasf Importance. 20 ~ elni
eubudk a ciaaN aud exhaustive
slaas II conditions - ths a1rthssu
s,tuntfg. ls1 resources and its naseis
hiitttra ard y ssen tn-us men wahe
their reuurt 20 shr United STATES ven
ate Il All. 40 deahi. b. ,iiuusinpiiys
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% art. music and the drama took
part IN the general discussions.
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DUG'S BOYS
CAK r LOSE


sfsvrfy eioad has silver iihinE
We wont atNaNa pas against Sc
attic aFisFS ward
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SPOKANE May - Yesterday :
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Sweet are the uHes Of adversely.
but there's such IA thing ~ getting
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los ANGELES Alay 70 Ysslsr.

batteries Carney and Ielushf
Purcell and csrisfh. rmpirs Cody
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yPlKHIlG MEMS

So much Of 600 'aias Parks
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WEATHER REPoRr-Tonigh, showers;
Saturday, iair. fresh south to west winds.
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i9stBtfa5iaii.RH =

los ANGELICA MAY is Ysaser-
fgstbsTaBfatt.RH y
Portland
oogo eeaei--s 10 ]
los AnEsicea-
faeo aees0 9b .
afsss~rsz- Asisirr and Sas'sFEssSs.
Thomas and Hardy. Umpire Var
nrf.
izaas k-R o. y.
Tacoma e0o . Q 0 9 Ell 9
F'Ftsro 90 o 0 o o o. "a
batteries Bakaf and nyefs. pfss@-
tef and xrarfosa. Umpire = hoes-
ton
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t.os AnKsi.esAsoooee-f 2
Frisco tee seieaQ-i Z
batteries Newton and Iturihurt
Lindsay and Leahy. Umpire Levy
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-13
COST SALE

The stock of gents furnishing goods
of J. M. Graham has been placed in
my hands and will be sold at cost oil
below. These goods are all fresh,
clean and well selected, no shell
worn goods among them. Doors will
open Tuesday, June 16, a. m. and
will continue until enough cash is
received to satisfy creditors.
w. T. Dowery,
Sale Agent.