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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
MEETING OF
CONDUCTORS

rITTsBrng. Pa. May is@Ths
.Hth biennial convention ~ the or
sss 81 Railway Conductors. which
vas formally ap~nsd nsfs tolas pitn
Gfaaa Master = p ClaFk pfsalfinE.
" tha largest gathering IN iains of
attendance In the history af the or
Eanisattan The delegates number
more Than ssoe ard represent among
them an tho principal railroads 81
the United States. Canada and Mex-
Ice.
me opeminn session was ssvspsed
% addresses - welcome. appoint
msut - committees and other work
81 preliminary aature. At the sue
e asfttns sessions = great deal 81
b business ~ importance &C. members
Of The urder vili BE- transacted.
fteaten. Buffalo. Salt I.zks and
several other cities err bitfluE fer
tbs nsxt convention. and the con
test promises 70 be spirited one
before the nnai selection II made.
Many % ere deiesates are accom-
panied BY their wives and families.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
SPORTING NEWS

IN TIE fafpiiy Bible. Connie Mack on
the ball fieid. and everywhere that
name stands for the most resource
fuf uHNrDnil manager uf ihf present
decade and perhaps Ia the history 81
q Fsa.a T.. - - A..
Ut @ssffFHr ars ss#f Hff-f fFFfeTa - tntr
statement Il needed than the mere
mention % the fact that Mack IL thu
only manager that ever tried to
hahdle Huber Waddell. the erratic
tWiIlrr. and Opsie gchrecouRoet.
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Mayor Humes' message vetelng
the Yaw garbage franchise srais
nance Vas opened and read at the
meeting OF the city council last
night. In every detail the message
agrees With the forecast published
hV the star yesterday, the franchise
beinx stiEmatired a. Oppressive
unreasonable and therefore Invalid.
The mayor distinctly announces
that Ia hln opinion the collection aud
destruction 81 gaFbase should BE at
tended - BY the city itself ana not
farlned cut to individuals not r..
sponsihIe t. the board % health. The
message clearly uaVss the whs Tor
the establishment ef municipal
scavsngvr system.
In view Of the mayors attitude i
Is very improbable that the council
VIII siVe any serious consideration
20 an ordinance introduced last MS NJ
on behalf ~ Gillespie q Ecker,
gtAntinE a private seaNsngcr sNss
tenn Gillespie 4 Eeker we've L. q
NaW's rivals while the latters Applts
cation Tor scsveuEer franchise Vas
pending
Gillespie a Ecker now agree TO
Accept . franchise Ter Is wears pfas
vidlng u maximum charge Tor ksr-
bagc destruction u Il cents per eahie
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equally ofratie catcher. aud made
any success uut 81 g.
Connie Mack. before handling the
pepnaut. viuuiuF Athletics, was
manager of the. Milwaukee brewers,
The eompny Wasn't fast enough 70
suit him. 80 he went 20 philadelphia,
and he hadn't been in sleepy old
QuaEertown week before the eaay4
going natives knew there vas some
thing doing and there has been
~etoeshinR doiue evsr since.
Mack is one Of the most GENIAL itl-
laqga the game knows. lie has the
respect and confidence Of hts play
era. aud "Huhe.s who never aWors
b4 anybody. uat even himself would
WORK "A hours day for Mack. Mack
is bnilt ike latin ~ sparse haired.
hrs plensiuH smile and, best of ST.
ie loves iho greut national game.
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AND HANNERY
CANNOT AGREE

Manager Jack Flnnnery af the
Helena team vas up Ia the sfr yes
terdhy. Manager uugdnle Of the Hr-
attic team refused 20 allow MeSiChoi
10 plHY with him. MfNiehui has
played two games with the Helena
bunch at short ana has put up go0d
ball lie was winning the games for
the Helena men and nugdaie took
him back Flnuuery wants to trade
him to dug. but refuses 90 give the
proper terms
puRdale wants Pullman. the big
sidesWheel pitcher but when Elan.
merry thinks Of losing the biF fellow
&c f.FafAe Altih- Gil.E ........ . ......- .-
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LUTHERAN
CONFERENCE

hTSNEAPoLIs. May r. Several
matters Of mare than ordinary I'm.
portanoe are 10 disposed OF AZ ine
annual session begun here today By
the Minnesota conference = the Aug
uHtana Lutheran synod.
The proposition a. remove Gustav
us Adalphua college from r. Peter
- Minneapolis pglli he discussed ard
acted upon. Another question 10
come W IL the proposition 20 divide
the conference. which nov consists
81 the state Of Minnesota With the
narthcn part ~ Wisconsin and the
DnkotaE. IN late years the member
ship has increased rapidly. and q d.
vision 81 the conference Is advocated
a. 4 matter u convenience.
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SNUFFS
THEM OUT
City Councils Resolutions
Against Flash Light
Signs

These automatic siecyFie slgns thas
flash 90. 50 out rad frufn the front.
from the back. from the ntidtie and
IN every other conceivable waX. are
under sba ban. TITS eifY ctfaHaii iast
night adopted = resolution. lutfps
duoeA BY NurphN. chairman NJ The
committee uu iisaIs and iixhtins. %.
rrcfluz fhs board q public works o.
either require tbs signs o. burn son
tinua8sif ffum lara until { a'elsek
- 80 nfttas hhafr taken dean
. ''NsN
rtraE Ess1 ssF-Na .gHs set ----.--a E8.E = e se
were secured "a dee the agreement
that gheY should burn Throughout
the uIEut and assist On usbtiuN the
stssets. Mr. Murphy thiuka an su-
tomHtie sign u aa benefit 10 the
public
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INSANE MAN MEETS
A FAKE" PRESIDENT

this nsFninw he asain appeared and
showed signa % violence. When ~
Nas locked up hv became Wild snN
later lad 20 ue taken 60 the count
Salt s. here be- has teen charged with
insanity.
on the way uu II the county iai
he Insisted eu bffuk az once tntuos
ducef "a President Roosevelt n or
der fa keep him ~ gnoa hHme7
Ialirf eurn.t told him that he ues
on hia say % see fhs president sna
that ~ would soon meet him. Whau
me fail vas reached the lnesue mar
Insisted on the taller Keeping HE
promise and Cpfbstt asa
Deputy United States Marshal
Jack StrknEer wa~ ~ the iaiL lie
rsssfu eiez the president ailxhfly. a.
any rate HoinhsY ala u1s know the
difference tie Waa introduced 60
the man - believed q b. the pfeat-
,-..ste4 ~ 81. $50 :. =, =
naFd ana frllEnr MN hos NiraHed
~ vas - sea him. he walked to a
cell ia the hospital ward.
There Re again became violent.
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GREEKS IN
DLSFHVOUR

coSsTAgTrSoPLE. May IA
Bulgarian insurgents and synpa-
thizers have turned against the
0rceks because Of official assistance
offered Turkey By the Greek gov
eminent. a police raid on a house
near the Creek consulate ~ Peera. n
suburb Of ConHlautinople. resulted
in the discovery Of plan 10 blow
up the consulate.
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DENTISTS

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. May IL
There was large attendance today
at the opening n she annual meet
iAs - ftse Alabama State Denial a.
sociaIIun. The convention win be
IN session several days and the bus
mess sessions wtii be intefsa~ra-d
with various features of entertain
msnt provided b. the local members
81 the profession
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
EAST CHERRY STREET
Death TRAP MUST GO
CITY Council Passes Ordinance for
Immediate Improvement
of ThOr0ugI1fare

whore several large fills nre 20 be
made before permanent walks are
laid Chairman Mullen Of the streets
committee stated however. that the
eommittee would authorize the lay
Ing Of temporary board walks % be
used until the permanent walks can
be put down.
Councilman GIL. Of the Third
ward, wh0 made the fight IN the
council for the Improvement. stated
last night that h. was well satisfied.
THE street will be graded AID
walks put in ~ the time school
opens next fall. 30 that children at
tending the Waiia Walla school viii
no longer BE- forced 20 risk their
tracks"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
THE POPE WAS
DISAPPOINTED

ROME. May ii.--ConsidsFsbl dis
satisfaction fa felt At the Vatican
because President Roosevelt sent his
present 10 the pope through Cardinal
Gibbons instead % 10 special en-
SoN. Had he sent n hy an envoy.
Cardinal Ramopli would have been
sent a. America a. a special envoy
10 convey HE holiness thanks.
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ONO 6. A. r.
ENcAMPMEHT

MARIETTA. O.. MsY =. &ariet-
r. IL gay with starr and stripes to-
day IN honor u the veterans ~ the
Grand Army - the Republic. the
members Of the Wamana Relief
g'uft,s and other affiliated l5oiies.
whose meetings are IN progress The
thirty seventh annual state spcemp-
nsnt q the q. A. a.. Department Of
ohio began IN the Auditorium this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12

Christ. HolEhey came % Seattle
several days AEo q see President
Roosevelt. lie raw occupies a
paddsd cell ta the county jan and
10 raxiax maniac. For short
time this fncruius ~ was Guissnd.
but that wAs whsn rs keepers made
him betiexe that he was talking q
the president The eeNke" pFsel-
dent VAS a deputy United states
marshal who happened a. Watt he
JAN.
Ho,xey = mlddse-aEsd man ard
"a said 20 be very well known n
Enumclaw when - arrived In So
attic several days &xa NJ bad enough
money 70 keep him vel until the ar
rival q The president. lie sgiii bad
nearly SO when he 49, arrested iast
night
10y ;st.'.. -,e->As ~. t%.'.s.s.'
tmo DAYS ago. TnaH ne srUsarsa 20
he mentally unbalanced and vas
locked np for TIE night ss
SLEEPER shortly after midnight
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AN ARMY WEDDING

NEWPORT n. l.. May n II the
United Congress tianai church today
Miss Laura krifuH. daughter = iAeg-
tenant Anan q Eaitnn commanding
the marine barracks Al Coast =
Hafiaar island. naa married a. fAsp-
teuaut Charles ffuesdais owens.
commander % tka United states
steamer Hist
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DYNAMITERS
SHUT OUT

NEw YORK. May II Police
guards are dssaiief ~ the piers q Az
the English steamship COMPANIES to-
day a. guard against fifrahsF at
irmntH - dyuamstinE MI haEEaEr
not accompanied - owners il helms
carefully examined -, ~ esflceys
ere nat Inriined q regard the affair
a. a fohr. TheN say that WhnsVrf
I IN EFHM fUffWMEI " HWF1MnlF uFaWH
slaughter The mRF hire raat AZ
irazf - snd tha material ani work
we're those - mechanic. The
Ensiish Iirss sf. sufsofing sfsat loss
a. rFusas - asaaHnasrs anf chang
lnk snsir bookings
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I'M MEMORY
OF M. SEVERE

PARIS. May i2.-T'he Pax dlsas-
ter which occurred one year ago to-
day, and Ia which NJ. Severe. the
Brazilian seronaut ard his assistant,
Cache. met their death. Wa COM
memorafed today BY the unveillng
- memorial tablet plared ou the
house on which the balloon fen. Tie
tablet. which was provided BY tho
Paris municipal council bears 81 in
aeriptlon relating the circumstances
~ the disaster.
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morning.
Addresses u welcome and the re-
HponHea we're followed - the annual
report or the department command
er. Walton Weber. and the appoint
Heut Of committees No regular set
sion was held this afternoon. a. or
der that the yifitors might have free
opportunity 90 enjoy visit 90 the
oil helds ~ 8iHterafiile. the iirst num-
Der 81 a long and interesting pro-
gram ~ river excursions and other
features nf entertainment arranged
FOR the visitors
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0BERLIN HAS
NEW PRESIDENT

OHEHLIN. o.. May f2-Thla IL n
notable week for pbeflin college
and alumni aud other friends Of the
Institution are arriving in large
numbers Tor tho festivities attending
the Inauguration ~ President king
The weeks program VIII be iuauE-
urated this evening with a grand
musical festival in which the hos
ton Festival orchestra and the ohsr-
lin Musical union u 200 voices viii
take part
The installation u the new presl-
dent will take place tomorrow and
will be accompanied by interesting
ceremonies Including addresses by
several educators Of national reput-
alton.
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HELENA IS
SHUT OUT
Mckay Pitches Winning Gam. 70,
puadale

The last game of the Helena Seat
tie series played at Athletic park.
yesterday afternoon. resulted IN an
other victory for DuFdaieH team
and a shut-out for Jack f'laanery's
ball tosaers. The score was 3 10 0.
u vas baseball all the time. how
ever Bernie Mckay wRa the local
slab artist and he had the game IN
hand from the start Purcell twiried
FOR the Helena team
The Butte team plays az Athletic
park this afternoon.
49, - L..a.l...-.-.
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MON Ely F0UND

PHILADELPHIA. May 1.-THE
express package containing 80 900.
which disappeared 80 nystefiauaiy
last Wednesday. was found IN an
iron pot buried IN a cellar here last
night. only $500 Was missing vii
Ham Murphy, an express messenger,
has been arrested.
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MRS. De HSSERAND
LEAVES HOSPITAL

Although once thought 10 be Ia
tally eaunded with only few hours
10 live. Mrr ~ ne JafTerand, who
WIS shot by her husband three weeks
ago. left the wRyside Mission hasW-
tai yesterday, entirely recovered She
Underwent q surgical operation that
feW ever live through.
one of the bullets that struck her
entered the brain Or ". A. SILL
man. after trrpanHiuR the skull res
moved the bullet from the brain
matter.
~. De Iaaacrand. the husband. h.
now IN the county inil and viii be-
tried Tor attempted murder.
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BISHOPS SILVER JUBILEE

VITO taat part were Archbishop ~
der OF Cincinnati, Archbishop keaf =
% Dubuque. uiHhnp O'counof Of
Newark and uishop Kansssn Of
Bellaviiie. m
A message 81 cunErntulatinn Has'
received from The pops rsmiudlng
Rishee ehatsFd that hs wAs the FIRST
bishop appointed ~ his holiness
after bis 9levation to the chair 81
ST Peter. Tonight the ceiebratiou
MI conclude With = notakis banquet
hf which bishop StaltiuE % Peoria
and other eminent speakers viii BE-
heard
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SOUTHERN scL0THlERs

ATLANTA. Ga. May l2--in res
pence 20 the eail issued last month.
leading clothing manufacturers OF
the south began n conference hers
today II f. understood that the
purpose Of the meeting l. % form an
orFanlEafl0n for mutual benefit and
10 bring about q uniformity Of
prIc.N sssau1
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TERRORIZED BY
REVOLUTIOIfESTS

MADRID. May IA Taugipr.
Morocco, dispatch Gays that the city
~ Tefuan IL entirely surrounded By
revolving tribes who have set fire TO
an outlying gardens The inhablt-
ants are panic stricken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
REAf9If 80 *, i,l,EtfIIfl1

Bert Fuller, = young man former
b. resident N this city was drown
"a ~ Yakima Saturday No par
ticulars Of the drowning have been
received. Fuller was well known IN
Seattle. The remains will probably
be brought 20 this city for inter-
Iment
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GEORGE F. Meacham 4 Co.
REAL ESTATE

gains whsn "sized up with current
gt,otations for similar rfll estate.
Did W. say Similar When one con-
asderr that this thoroughfare pos
sesses the unQusstiuued quality OF a
coming business street. the proposl-
zion passes ca; 81 comparison and
stands aiane. as per foot think OF
that Then al $500 YOU can buy
those Tenth avenue lots, 90 feet
wide. Just needing money, that's
the why OF IL.
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mail between Puget sound aud
Southeastern Aiaska IN accordance
e. an order iast issued BY the pest
one department. The company
agrees 70 make al least two mail de-
fIgrrtNw \ meath
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over the Stamford s'aivsrsisy grounds
and later made an address az Mem
orial hall.
SAN FRANCISCO May 1.-The
Golden Gate city welcomed the pres
fdeut today with genuine cofdiaiitF.
The people. regardless o. political az
nllation greeted him with a warmth
and heartin4sa ~ welcome not en-
ceefef on his trauseantinenfai tour
The city'a ordinary population. swell
ed By thousands % visitors from near
b. towns rnassed along the streets
and avenues II the line 81 march
and cheer.sf the distinguishes xaeHt
most ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Aftrf = stsoi fiings risse through \
glorious country. with stops AZ Pato
Alto and Buriingame. the pfpsiden-
fiai special reached San Francisco
shorty after o'clock this afternoon.
The mayor had proclaimed a holiday.
the chouis ard many business nuus-
IS were closed and beautiful dscara-
lions were displayed on private ard
public oeildiags. A military escort
was In waiting At the station % meet
the presidential party Mayor
Hchmltx and tbs members ~ the re-
cegtioo committee srs@fed the pres
identisI party AZ they alightsd from
the train.
Military companies wsrs rnaSsed ~
Third and Townsend streets. and az
the president entered his carriage
the sreeas sAlaseA ard sh- hsa4
played Hall Columbia" The mill
ssag rfGeezsfsas nsszed through sa@=
eral 81 the leading tharoughfarss to
Van Ness avenue. where the line was
reviewed By the president
There were more than n score ~
carriages in line. containing. besides
the president and HE party. the lead
ina state and city officials. the com
fnandants of the army post and navy
yard ard = number Of distinguished
citizens Of San Francisco.
The military escort consisted Of
United sfates troops from the Pre-
sidiS. marines and sailors from the
Mare Island navy yard. and large
detachment Of the California Ma
fionnl Gaarti4msu. Late this after
noon the president IL 70 oficiate NJ
the dedication % the Young Mems
Christian association building and
the evening Will be occupied BY a
reception and banquet.
Tomorrow Will b the big day u
the presidents stay 10 San Francisco.
The program an finaSly arranged II
81 follows.
$40 a. m.-Recepfion b. Native
Sons ~ the Golden West and Call
fornia Pioneers. presentation u SOU
venir By the Native sons az Native
Cons hall
1000 a m --Review of the school
children on Van Ness avenue.
100 a. m Review Of the United
States troops AZ the Preside.
u m.-Drive through Golden Gate
park 70 the ocean beach. then % the
GIN house, where luncheon viii be
had with the exc ative COMMITTEES.
7.s0 . ns--Visit Of the president 70
the meeting u the veterans u the
Spanish var.
400 .. m Visit Of the president 70
the Grand Army encampment.
500 .. m.-Drive through Market
street 10 Meeaanica' PAVILION. where
Nhere win De n public reception and
an address BY the president.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May IL
In the presence OF the largest and
most notahse congregation that ever
crowded 81. Iohns cathedral and
the greatest setheriax u dizritari~s
Of the Raman Catholic church that
ever assembled In indiana polls. The
celehrMttda % The silver gubiiee Of
Hishop Chatard came TO an end to-
day With 4 pontifeskI high mass u
thanksgiving
The ss@ruion was preached By
Archbishop QSiEiey % Chicago. and
among The other eminent rrei4tss
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TO CARRY ALL MAILS

After July / the Pacific Coast
steamnhlp company VIII carry All
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MOST REsOURCEFU
9Aef BALL MAN6GER

Nswanarar EnternrtHa Asfrrintion
Cornelius MoGillicuddy il Stands
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pALo ALTO. Cal. May ~presi-
dent Roosevelt reached here ~
> o'clock this morning he drove
over the stanford .'sivsrsity grounds
and later made an address at Mem
urfal hall
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s2I5OO
Located In the
choices; district OF

the first hill. a fine corner. improved
In the most splendid way. special at
tention having been paid 10 archi-
tectural designing. and thorough
workmanship throughout; simply
the best that can be built; and 10 per
cent. net. one OF those things upon
which You could not Improve.
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University "Pick Up"
$1,000
= J T
$4,000

ix worth s.
ern house
could not
than t25oQ
TO secure G
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Homes and Income Payers
WTF M III q
S1450

son street power house :
ed. sewer and water In. al
Just an ideal little home
family. Good foundation
mani
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rhoso PrIoos UofH May rs
DENIAL PARfoRs

Teeth positively extracted and tilt
ed without pain. No charge Tor
painless extracting when teeth are
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s44OOI'
$4,000

portion 80 much admired and Fought
for; ten-room modern house. To-
Gated on one OF the most valuable
lots In that district. just one of
those things that Is difficult 10 get
at any figure, and here Il IL at a
price you will az once admit is fair
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. y. Mullsn, s2i Ballard ave. opp.
City HALL
Fremont Drug Co, Ewing street
and Ffement avenue.
W, A, Mansfield s. Co. Druggist.
gSd and jackson.
oraham's Home Bakery, s7o9 let
avenue.
c N LehndrOft, cigar s,ors, stels
Second
Thos- Harris, at Pessetiee, Rsnton.
Lttle'a Pharmacy. lat ave. north
and Harrison street. J. n. little,
proprietor
Carlton 6 Co. Druggist. cor sth
90. and Pae. street. South Seattle,
=. A. Meore. Postofties, SO. PARK.
uuivsrslty prus Store, University
Station.
howell 81. Pharmacy, 1904 Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy. Mr.. Clark, pro d.
priotor, eo2s E. Madison
Columbia Drug store. w. J. Stud.
ieN, Peop., Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy. p. e. Fisher
preps els Broadway and JAMES.
Quaker Drug Co. 1918 ia ave.
Leary's Pharmacy. e35 N. Broad
Wsyi phone, Union ~.
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LODGES AND
UNIONS

Vote now stands for most popular
lodge IN King county prize. kimbaii
Cabinet Grand Piano. uow at f11s nd
aVsuuct. Lorraine Chapter. o. e s.,
isT. /. O. T. n 40. g. iss: l. o T. NJ.
No. : isi. United Artisans igs. Palm
Circle, H.. W. o. w No. g. I@:
Easies. ia1
For most popular lady prizes. lot
and rsngel Mrs. Emily Callahan. z10i
Miss Florence caszeiI 10; Miss Vic
tofia Peterson. IL. Alma Royer~ Lor-
raine. 100 Mrs. Y. X. sfruve. liz: Ollie
Wales. g. Got voting tickets free with
every 9s-ecHt cash purchase at the fol-
lowing stores
Lorraine Tea s conee. isoa r. Madison.
Eastern outnttiuE Co. 90 Pike.
WopdhnuHo Hardware Co. if1e End av.
Great Eastern Clothing Co. Arcade.
SEATTLE optical Co. us md ave.
Bee Hive Dry Goods. sgis list ave.
Herald Tailoring Co. ise9 Ind ave.
oEawa Art store. iz1f End ave.
Rival Clothing Co. Madison and md.
shAmek. Umbrellas. etc. Arcade.
Pike Street pharmscy. tis Pike.
Imperial Tailoring Co. iias End ave.
Johnson Cigar Stand. SIS Pike.
Inch Cigar stand. io5 Pike.
Hauson.f, sew'g Mach, us Columbia
Irving s Cannon. Tailors III Columbia
Liudauor, Jewelcr. az Pike.
Saunders Delicatessen. si1 Pike.
Haynes Candy Store. sig md ave
BrummsrH Grocery. Ga Icslcr
Burger & Marshall. End a y. Union
Electric Laundry. Ard a Marion.
Palace Laundry, ibi2 eih ave.
French Hand Laundry ST ard ave.
Johnson Grocery, 1874 ist ave.
Cooper News stand. SOS Denny way.
T. Otauy Grocery, "a ist ave.
Wcrhy & Gordon. Drugs LIST & Virginia
Ryan. Fruit q Cigars. 2ais LIST ave.
little'H Pharmacy. LIST av. & Harrison.
Wilson q Foy Grocery, SO Yesler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13

The Alaska Commercial Com
pany's steamer Portland. Captain
Thomas. sailed at noon today with
q small list Of passengers and par
tiai cargo OF general merchandise FOR
Dutch harbor and Unalaska. The
Portland VIII proceed 10 Iadysmith
there TO take on a cargo Of coal for
the different points OF southeastern
Alaska.