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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

YOKOHAMA Afrti 80 fapseisi
Cnrraat0ndnaqa The reasons mat
have operated % iatare James hih
g. sideErsHk ffaHniHiu ia he trafsa-
parinr nshsHnfr g. nne n the ufsst
eu4fhafte commentaries upun fhN
growing De- aIsnee - Hawaiian eGfn-
narra that eruid hf offered.
when J = Fufreli FiHf president
- the Great NnfthrFn steamship
line. reached Honolulu during the
lsaf - Marcia he usilirad she feH
hours - his STAY 81 that part - iu-
tertfewine d p Dillingham;. NrHefal
manHaer ~ the Oahu raiifnsA and
an AFT hrfitf au commercial Ceuals
fiars li the islauie 'rhe result -
this interview confirmed Str FARRELL
~ hts Ha a tfst II
an5fif be- a u.asts - time % make
Honolulu = port e caH far ii8r
steamers af the IiiH Hue
Isa learned that aHids ffna aue-
fnaIiuE tourist tranir and Incidental
commerce M curious frunleal ffuits
ard tho Is pfadueta - the - anda.
There YES nothing worth the sxre -
and trouble q conveying away
lie learned that iHr Hawaiian sa-
gar interests. tbe nuiy ones % value
ip the islands are in the clutch =
the American auEsf trust The Int.
ter has carrafed. hy contract the
snrsr output - the Islands fnf three
years. and it saa lust aawned upnn
the ulanters that they have bcefl
HHuues Ned
when u YES hfaitaa ia Hanelnse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
BUY DRUG
BUSINESS
Stewart & Holmes En-
pIoyes Purchase Re-
tall Store

A denl vas enusaninatei ycster-
dnF wtteh entails the segregation q
the wholesale and Ysian department.
~ NteWart & Holmes drug business
sAn4 IT, enlargement e each. Smith
q Kennedy purchased the retail
drag business ana nos Stewart A
Hufn,e- propose - begin the ervc-
ftnn af 4 afz story building n toe
@Asss@ss=s> sssssiss * sfss civ for
their shoiexasa business. NUfh VIII
- ccfnnsnecd within the next
nloatls
Snlth a Kennedy VIII hereafter
arsfnse the regaH store f1fInsry
ewrrsl ~ stew art 4 Holmes on
kffat avenue A. Nell ~ their osn
street Ths tFaupfsr u pFupssty stA
t. malse ~ishln = few days.
TIE Suiith Kennedy DRUG 60. il
eonaroxed Of .. J. smith and u. T..
krnnety. both ~ shcfn wrfe - one
tire sfapieyes ef Stewart 4 Holmes,
They Withdrew frufs the employ %
that firm 20 sptef the drug business
fer themselves,
The reasomn given BY A y Stew
hrs and II " HNlmes for selling
Part 81 their business u that both
xhe ~hnseeals an4 Tessi, ausiFssH
hare Increased 70 such a utaNnitute
shat Il viii hereafter be neeesNs ~
- ennfire themselves 10 one hraae p
- the business only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

age n d years. Until her Death che
retained 81 hsf f#rsiissa# .fs= fa=
neral VII b. held At 70 o'clock to-
morr0H morning from the Church
Of the Sacred Heart
John Blair. a carpenter from Green
Lake. was committed - the insane
asylum By Superior Judge Taiimau
yesterday Tire unfortunate man ls
said h have heen deFanEsd for some
time. lie recently Threatened 60 Kin
his wife
While a party of German friends
NJ the depot sang Der Wachf arm
Rhine" Charles Osuar Of uaiuua 4
Oaner. md his wife left ou cana
dian Pacific train yesterday. Tor a
fiFssm0nths' TRIP 10 Germany. ThaT
VIII Walt. besides other cities IN der.
many. Holstcin. the birthplace of
Mrs Oaner
Warrants FOR fs.iif were issued by
the city comptroller and the money
paid ~ the city treasurer into the
county clerks office. yesterday. FOR
the settlement ~ damages allowed
property owners on Pike street Tor
the reRfade Of that fhOfuuEhfara.
Samuel Hendrlckseu, one Of the
few who refused - leave several
nights axe when 10 other prisoners
walked out ~ the city Jail was re-.
lsasef last night after serving 30
days Of a ea-day sentence. lie was
convicted ~ raEfaney. Tic wnH
charged With placing his wife in n
dance hail. ~ Was Rt her Urgent re-
quest that he was released gh.
claims 70 have secured honorable
employment and promises "a see
that HeudrickHen does likewise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
THE KING IN
EDINBURGH

EpfNHuHGH May ia-The sec
oud dry u King EaWaFi'H visit 90
che Scott metropolis was a busy
enc. beginning at ~ o'clock this
morning with an inspection ~ the
niaek Watch in uafssith FaHk aud
ending 81 q late boAf Ia the after-
noan with the formal opening pf e.
neH hospital at Goiinton
After the inspection ~ the Black
Watch the kinK Ard queen left Dali
Keith FOR ilalyroud House where
they took lunch The decorated
streets % ttis capital we're crowded
with spectators ard their majeatiea
met with Joyous acclaim.
In the nftefuunu the king and
queen visited Edinburgh castle. 81
Giles cathedral and the Royal In.
Urinary. wheer the kinR presided 81
the opening 81 the new pavilion The
drive 20 Cotlutou Maths was made
by way 81 George ~. bridge and
Lauristou and the return trip 60
Dalkelth by way Of BRAID uiils aud
Gilmertan. without returning 60
Edinburgh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
GOES NORTH To RECOVER
TREASURE FROM The SEA
vcapt. Henry Finch Win Explore Wrecked Steamer
islander and Ship Colorado

island not many miles south - where
the in-fatad islanfsr lies q little
more than q year az. She $50 lad
en- wigh tfHoao nurth ~ gold cnnreu-
trMtss from the Tfeadwel mine an
Douglas Island. which che was taxing
,fo she Tacoma zsHslfsf She nar lies
pu the beach with the water uenrly
washing ever her upper works. capt.
Pinch intends uot only % secure the
islanders Cargo. bot - iiff the Eoid
Gre from the Colorado and carry e
20 - original destination.
The Henry Finch. Shieh has been
lying near the Hammond mill u ne
ted out with a cUmpiete pugut f4r doe
ing the work. which viii probably
take az summer. Divers cannot de-
aeend % tire depth ~ 80 feet. where
The Isiauder lies and just how capt
Finch Intends G. bring the gold -
the surface q a mystery. He would
not 1iVuiEa the secret yesterday.
About a dozen expert wFeckefs ard
Divers will De employed On board TIE
vessel several uf whom VIII BE- taken
aboard when che weasel reaches NHn-
epuRef 10 r. said that Capt Finch
who d diver o. % years expgrience.
Il DOING the work Tor an EuKiiah In
rurauea company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
| LITTLE HAPPENINGS

series Of three addresses. com
nennorative OF the life and work ~
Emerson viii be delivered ~ nsv.
A. " Martin u the Society for Uni
verxaI Religion. TIE first VIII be
delivered May ~. the two follow
ing. May "a and May 81 respective
y. ali the mcsiihKs viii be held In
Els hall
Minnie wilson. said b. the police
TO BE- a good thief. was arrested
By city Detectives Hubbard and
freeman and Pafrolman Coleman
iast night az vagrant. Although
often suspected Of thefts she has
never been convicted IA Seattle.
Several explosions south Of the
city occurred shortly eefoE. u
q sifs5S last night. For a time the
police thought that the Midway had
been blown up again and the patrol
wagon was sent "a the restricted dis
fnfcf. The explosions we're found TO
he 81 blasts from THE excavations Of
the Seattle n Lake Washington
Waterway Company IN South Seat
tie
George Roberts. alias Cunning
ham. wanted IN San Francisco for
Jumping his ball while un.sf a
charge o. grand larceny. wft arr
rested yesterday IN Seattle by city
Detective Jack Barck. He will be
held here pending the arrival Of the
Ean Francisco officers. Roberts IL
. shld 40 he condolences man.
Edward KaDabian came a. his
death from a guBghot wound In
ficted BY 7. y. NeEus at T.afona, nc
oorfina to the verdict OF a c0ronsr'a
hurry yesterday. Ida Coke. ths young
woman over whorn the fatal quarrel
ocaurrsd, told her story % the afs
fair on the witness stand. No new
facts we're developed from the tsati-
InonF.
Nfs. Anne Elizabeth Rush died
yesterday a. the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. m. Burke. "a West
blanchard street At the advanced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

WINS A NAME FOR
ITS RACE TRACK

TIE KinK County Fair Association
hKa isHusd Notice that " viii give
tthsf a. the persons suggesting the
thfc& most appropriate names fof its
new IHce track
Aag resilient Of King county vii
o. ikumsd eligible to enter the lists
BOZ Hhs name adiudEed the best the
: ss|siatian wiil pas Sc and for the
nast Nrss available names 80 and
ga. The contest VII close June J w
order that the new name may b.
used au the opening day, june 8. OF
sse safes#es ftseetifE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

~ rsSs. Henry Finch. in n wreeking
steamer named after himself. sailed
fox Southeastern AlaSAka this morn
Inx on = treasure hunting voyage
fnaf promises 70 turn out far more
prcftahly than any recent attempts
~ that kind He " not bound for
any fnyztsfiouslY located island. With
rkfanxe Instruments designed % tr-
eafs the gold % cid thine pirates. ON
the contrary ne has the most modern
MACHINERY designed ser lifting heavy
e-sr.-s1 srufr RS 81 zths Is tbs SEA-
ard viii uiNk - an attempt G. rreavrr
fha treasure earkpas - thF aauken
snip Colorado and the steamer
Tefauder
laden with several hundred thou
xnnd dollars worth u klutke gold.
the Canadian Pacific Navigation
cuTunany's fine steamer Islander
while en- route from sksRsay e. Vice
fOrin. about tao years ago eGl iisd
Win an iceberg and sunk wifh a
loss af many lives After numerous
nfttmpts had been made ~ locate the
aEof where she had sunk Capt. Finch
heated her at winter IN 20 feet -
aafsr. II miles this side ~ Juneau.
The Colorado waa wrecked on an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
0BERLNS
PRESIDENT

OBERLGN. Ohle. May t3.-oberiln
was CARRIED IN crimson and gold. the
college coiors. today. marking the
Inauguration 81 q new president Of
Oberlin college pr. Henry Churchill
King, In succession to the late Dr.
John Henry Bafruws.
The First church. where the In
.a.--i-. - -A-scf=fraf - s'Tif iiaCss tins
morning, was elHhofately decorated
With flowers aud potted plants The
Attendance included the Htudcuth
members ~ the faculty. trustees,
alumni ana friends Of the Institution
from many points.
The address IT tbs day was deliv-
cred by President Tucker Of Dart
mouth college after which the neW
president delivered, his inaugural,
taking nH his subject. Personal and
Ideal Elements IN a College Educa=
lion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

OMAHA. Neh. NAV la-ludKe
Dickinson 81 the district court last
nirht issued an injunction directed
against the business Mems Assoeias
ten aud the proprirtcrs e about a
business conrerus affected by the
present strike Il Is probably the
most sweeping injunction u the kind
ever issued and h. hooked upon as q
signal victory f1F organized labor.
The Injunction. which vas Issued
al the request nf the walters union,
rx.stfains the business uea ffom re-
nixiug 60 sell Eeois O. dealers who
employ unien labor prevents them
frNm hayeulgiaK union labor, re-
Qtlirea the Business Mems essocla-
them 10 eaase holding meetings or
eonspirinK against the unions or in
any NaN interfering With the unions
h the management of their affairs,
The fun text az tho injunction r.
a. fcilewn,
First From IN any manner threat
suine q infure the business or per
son q ary employer az members 90
cross coNpIalnant unison 0F member
o. labor union, ef any person who
may employ or desire 10 employ
surh union men or ffom refusing tn
sell commodities and supplies 81
lnerchnndise q employers 81 such
unseu laoer, and from discriminating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
MANUFACTURERS TO
MEET TOMORROW

Plans for the work ~ the Seattle
Manufacturers association for the
ensuing year will be discussed 1T the
regular meeting Of the association to
10 hold ~ II o'clock tomorrow
morning at the chamber Of COM
nereel n o. proposed to enlarge
the scope ~ the association, and a
large attendance Of members IL *.
peetsd. 20 consider tho matter.
The newly elected president viii
announce the standing committees
for the ensuing year, and the com
mittes on membership will report it,
progress in the campaign for new
mem bore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
WA 7 Err
city viii Strictly Enforce
Irrigation Rules

sunt Youags or the water depart
meut said yesterday that 0, would be
necessary "a hereafter enforce the
regulations ~ regard o. the use ni
city ssaier faf irrigation, in order 20
furnish water g. the residents pu the
tun of queen kunr and Hentau hills
during The nHsuHlef
gba regulations are that water
may be uasd far irrigation only be-
tween the hours Of 6 aud . % CLOCK
a fu and 8 aud 3 o'clock .. VA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
ALASKANS' PLANS FOR
PRESIDENTS VISIT

The Aiaskaus last night definitely
decided on plans for their reception
IL President Roosevelt. Upon hia
arrival from Everett ne viii BE- ss-
eorted to the Grand opera house
where he will deliver an address. A
hard eonctTt will also b given there.
The reception COMMITTEES 70 meet
ans president will be composed q
Representatives from each town In
Aianka. All AtaakanH are requested
a. register their names at the NuTsh a
ayr hotel. the headquarters of The
Alaskans All persons 20 Registered
vii be given reserved seats az the
meeting at the Grand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
OPENS WIN
4 PAGEANT

ANDERSON. ind.. May ia.-fif-
teen thousand visitors Nsre In this
eitY foaay Nhnn fhV annual stat"
sncampmeut ~ the q. A. u. opened.
These visitors lnsiuar the delegates
to the Ladies AID society. The We
fnans relief Corps and the ladies'
Of the q A e. AL II which ofsani-
sslinns srs holding their respective
annual meetings here at this time
The unais feature II the days pro-
gram Naa the parade and grand re-
viea Faily BOO pefsuns waFs IN iins
The parade vas concluded az the An
aersan hotel where the Informed
bodies passed Ia review brfafs Gov
efnar nurtau and stan .1rfaftuavnt
Comma ndsa starr Mayor feFknsf
ard other persons ~ na.es
a nun bsE - me#VnFn ana re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
cHOATES SON
rs TO WED

LONDON. May o. Mrs. Chaats.
wife Of the ambassador. aud Miss
ehnate sailed today fer the United
States 20 attend she wedding OF
Joseph Hodges fhaafe. g. and Miss
Cora oliver the latter part uf this
month. Tho Ambassador D. much
disappointed because bic official
duties here vii prevent bic attend
ing the wedding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
VS..
GARDNER

LoutRVtLLE. KY. May i2.-The
Southern Athletic club expects 10
Feaf on immense crowd in the Audi
forum tonight. when Marvin Hart Of
this eity and George Gardner %
T.oweil come together FOR a 20-round
bout
Tho two fighters are considered
among the best of the light heavy
weights. With the exception u Hart
tndenr has won over every prumla
uert HHpirant for championship hon-
ura ~ his class Hart likewise has a
long string OF victories To- his credit,
ard the result Of tonieht's meeting
bet syeen the two " awaited with IN.
tefeat hv followers OF puRiiism
throughout thr country.
The men VIII meet AZ catch
weights, which IL regarded as a
slight advantage TO Hart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

Fifth PROM receiving ar aging
out any money whatever IN pursue
aure 81 any agreement 90 break up
artinu
sixth PROM paying or offering
any money ca officers ur members
~ unions. directly or Indirectly, a.
a bride 10 do or not TO DO any act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

rested aud inrksd az b Detective
HYrnes. AHhl ias thai 60 En# glWa -
his arrest hr Waa ~ great palm ffum
burns iu his bands rauaaH - thrlr
enmiuK 81 contact atth 8 iitH electric
wire SOME tins pfinf o. hss sFfeat
tfs says D. requested mH8ieaf az
teutirn while lnaaf rfaied Or use eitf
fHll. bat his request VAS unheaAed
until naafa. Anfh fk whHm he vas
removed q the WafsiHe Mission
hospital
lie uuw eiaffna thaf as a fcznie ~
hls injuries nat frfHifhK Heiieai at
teutiuu uhIie be VAS iu the eitY faif
ne viii luar parts - noth hands
ard will b. maimed faf life.
Mecauiey car hot remember when
and where be came IN contact with
the i've Hirs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

member Of said association OF or
Faniaatiun II be employs organised
lHh nr 81 recognizes labor unions lnte
disseminating such rinpia Nmeut
Fourth Prom Imposing any fines
upou ice members ar any person Cor
violating any agreement not % etn
play nHEHnisc8 iahar ur NOT a. rec
oHnlae lahnr union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

rs col " n Hardy the convention
took 80 the discussion u various
questions of particular interest 10 the
capitalists aud huanciefa u the
state.
Cotton Insurance state bank super
vision and The assessment laws with
particular reference 10 the Office "
state revenue agent were some "
the topics o. the akeudas Tomorrow
the members or the association and
their ladies' will enjoy an excursion
20 guifpoft
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against such persons ln the prices
charged Tor auy such commodities,
Second frum thfeateulua or n-
timlhatinE tu any manner any pee
son mto Joining the said business
Meas Association or any prEautsHs
ton.
Third PROM thrvAirums az iutimi-
dating any person who has become
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

IN pursuance Of any agreement 81
any Of said defendants against such
Unions,
seventh From importing or en-
gaEinE agents ana servants e. I'm
port any iahurs In 10 the city of
oiua hh or state ~ Nebraska in purs
nuaure ~ any existing plan 60 d.
HtroF labor organizations or under
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
INDUSTRIAL PEACE

said that sugEestloha VIII be made
BY the members - appoint hfbitfn-
ton boards ln the various districts,
Theao arbitration boards all be
composed 81 reufeseufatiYes u all
the Interested parties Any trouble
that arises between employer and
emplayc viii b. referred e. the board
for settlement n the board falls to
reach an agreement antlsfnrt0ry 20
both sides then the matter vii be
placed IN the hands ~ higher ar
bltratiou board.
The civic Federation. Il f. UNDER
stood VIII suggest that ~ act az the
higher board. If ls further augEcsted
that while the dispute iH IN the hands
NJ either 0f the boards no strike can
be declared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

NEW YORK. May f3.=fn line with
the work started last winter the er-
ocutiyc committee Of the National
civic Federation began n special HsH-
sion today 90 further discuss ways
and mehna for bringing about har-
mony between labor and capital.
This 70 the committee " which SEN
atar Hanna H. chairman and among
the members are samuel GompefH ~
the American Federation 81 Labor,
Former President Grover Cleveland
Cornelius ~ Bliss. Archbishop Ire
land. President Elliot ~ Harvard.
Bishop Potter and other men ~ note.
The special purpose ~ the present
meeting II IL understood. is q agree
upon some satisfactory plan by
which strikes may be nvertsd N iH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
STARTLiAG DEcADEfcE
IN THE COMMERCE or
THE HAiyAiiAN ISLANDS

tlaef james iIM would opsrnts a
xa&4 steamship service aerusa the
fsskshe ucenn theEe planters cams
tas&t nsf and resolved - AK the rail-
raAs1 mnH e. erect n fenner9 IN Sc
esti4 O. handle she entire product %
It'd Hawaiian islands This pfapasi-
tias3 sns presented 20 Nj Fafrei
T'Hsxr vessels ~ the American sugar
tfHA argued that u Mr. Hiii would
csl.fe e. their FpHnur With a refinery.
Hstell might soon become the great
est .fiEaf producing rsEinu OF the
enFff ard thaf the Great Northern
Naas9 profit greatly thereby. Aft.
ttifr representative. however
eaaaI ma aae IL that Nay.
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srhNplNo oF rnE oLuns
SAcRAMENT0S HERE

MhshHsl Fisher and his band Of
Sacramento bail players arrived In
Scnttin uat night They fully expect
20 take ave straight games at Rec
reHtim park this week They viii
ine var against the Park Wilson men
today II the weather permits. Fisher
says that he haa great aERrega 2
tom that they cen all uiay he'll and
iiIa sfirhVF hitterH.
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LOCAL THEATERS


Seattle Thsstsr
@i.A' OF q sesa. e4ran come
sdY. - the attraction at the seattle
thee sf thia week Tha pay e be-
inE uYescated ~ the naker rheatrr
company
Our New Minister"
Our New Minister closes itH en-
gsgemeut a the Grand tonight
There e 4 matinee performance this
afternoon
Third Avenue Thsstsr
Ben Hendricks j. playing Ole
piesun ~ The uptown house ell
this week There Wiil be Saturday
matinee.
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IS A
living ISSUE

any similar OF new arrangement or
plan.
Eighth From bringing any other
iuiuuetinnH. suits or actions 10 puf
suauce u any general plan Of prose-
BUTTONS % break up lHhur unions OF
Of any new or similar plans connect
ed directly or Indirectly with an eh=
isfing plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
MISSISSIPPI
BANKERS

HATTlEsBrHu. Aiss May a.
Tine annual meeting - The MiHsialp-
III ftaukerFs association began here
TO-DAY With good attendance ~
mrmliers FROM various parts a. the
nthte Alto Nn addresa = welcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
SAYS ne WAS I'LL
TRtATED IN I'M

In a claim for 5000 damages
ssainst the city. filed with the city
comptroller, yesterday. Charles Nc
tanley. D ship cauikar, makes sen.
.ntiehai charges Of cruelty practiced
In the city jail.
hocauiey claims that he was ar
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u Gsi MEMS
PORTLAND, May Is. Yesterday' =

f''hILANI'' My II ssterdH}
nasfint
Portland n. H. n.
a4.oooooo043000-5 Y i
onkiand--
at.ft0O T--it 10 q
Hatfcrica Butler and Harlow
fscrs Graham. Maskiman and Cor
ton. Umpire Mcdonald.
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unions were held during the day by
various regiments. companies and
the different AFFILIATED bodies. This
evening there Is o. be- d civic parade.
Tor which preparations have been
mnhn on 4 muaI rrlnnnlHl alaIa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
WON By
A FLUKE
Lost Ball Helped Seattle
to Victory Over Butte
no words suffice the secret soul TO
show.
Aud truth denies al eloauenec TO
wee,
Wherefore I say no more
Pete Bowling

By the rnwest kind OF luke.
Dugdutn'a organization won from
Eufte - Athletic park yesterday az
ternoon. There were hufaeshuen on
both sides, bet the final play which
passed Willie Huer across the plate.
was the limit lie came 20 bat Ia
the Inst half Of the ninth inning
with the aCore "a tie An easy one
60 short WIS nelded nicely by
Brockhon. but he threw Wild 10 Ia
Hacauc &c first The ball went uu-
der the bleaeherH and was lost No.
body ever did find that ball The
players stopped looking for T. boz
= 7t'r, Nntu Wfiiie HnEs crossed the
plate, winning the gnme. The nuRl
score WAS 3 tn
II was ball playing al through.
piggy" Wards aggregation can
play ball. aud every muscle ~
strained on both teams when the
Butte and Seattle men face eachh
other.
Pete Bowling another side=wheel-
er. faced the SEATTLE batterH ana at
times had things ell hlH own way
and led his team At the bat Hogs
WIS In good form.
arars HW luufuun
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Bids for Supplies

Bids viii be opened May n BY COL
lect1r OF Customs tde for furnishing
rationa ad coal for the rryeuue yes
sells Of the district for another year
SAN FRANCISCO. May a.-Fivc
public receptions and addresses. TO
say nothing 0f drives. luncheon and
other nttpor feat - ~ the program
were M aveu lwdod into the
second day of ut Roosevclta
visit 10 Fan Co bot Mr.
Roosevelt, nothing allied by the
streneAis task befc = him. arose
early &ud entered into the enjoy
ments OF the day with genuine en-
thusiaam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
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