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The Washington times., 1903-07-11
QUlCK-WITTED CONDUCTOR
AVERTS A COLLISION

Nearly two hundred Washingtonlans
en- route from Cabin John Bridge last
night were thrown into panic when
the trolley slipped from the overhead
wire and the car was plunged into total
darkness.
The cause of the fright was the danger
Of Tear-end collision from the car
following. which was narrowly averted
by the quick witted conductor, who sent
the motorman to flag the fast approach
ing car.
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Battle BY MOONLIGHT.

NORMANDIE. n. j.. July i0.-The
latest fad here is bathing by moonlight.
The cottagers have become very enthu-
siastic OF late over this innovation. and
every night gay crowd enjoys a moon
light dip in the surf.
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The Diplomatic Circle.

The Chinese minister. Sir Chentung
LANG Chen. and his suite departed over
the Southern Railroad yesterday for
Purcellville, Va, a summer resort at the
foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Arrangements we're made for the mem
Ders OF the party to return to the cap
ital at various times during the sum-
mer.
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Chit Chat.

party OF tourists from Washington
who will sail on the Haverford today
include Miss G. A. Schneider, Mrs. W. B.
Gheen, Miss Kate Cunningham, George
A Schneider. w. c. Taylor and E. T.
Pettengill. They Will land In England,
make a tour Of that country. Scotland,
France. Belgium. Holland. Switzerland,
and Germany. and Will return late in the
fall
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ENGINEER BAND CONCERT.

The program for the concert to be
given by the United States Engineer
Band. Chief Musician julius Hamper. at
the WashiLJ on Barracks tomorrow at
ternoon at o'clock. is as follows:
The Washington times., 1903-07-11

Mrs. T. B. Kramer and Miss Miriam
Kramer, wife and daughter of DR.. T. B.
Kramer, left yesterday for Corbett, Md.
They will spend a week with Mrs. Ida
Merryman and then go to their farm. In
Baltimore county, Nd.
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Plumley-H enthorne.

Walter p. Plumley and Miss Nellie
Jordan Henthorne were married last
wednesday by the Rev. Samuel H.
Greene, pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church, at the parsonage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Plumley. after a trip to Denver. Col.
The Washington times., 1903-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smead and family
who have been visiting Mrs. Smead' S
sister, Mrs. Frank Channon. at 1923 T
Street, have returned to their home at
Vineland, n. J.
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Not a Money Making Scheme.
WHITE HOUSE CONCERT.

The regular Saturday evening concert
OF the United States Marine Band will be
given this evening at O'Clock at the
White House. Lieut.. William II. Santel-
mann. the leader. has prepared the fol-
lowing program:
March, General Haywood" ......... .Santelmann
Overture, "Das Modelr' .......-.....Yon Suppe
pilgrims Chorus and Song 20 the Evening
ot@I " afneE
EaxophOne solo. Fantasia Norma" ... .Bellini
Musician August Pheger.
Brand fantasia. "Cayalloria Rusticana" Mascagni
Idyl, Spring Jubilee on the Alps .. .GungIe
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2".............L iszt
The Washington times., 1903-07-11

will spend the month of August on the
coast of Maine, returning to Washing
ton the first week in September.
The Washington times., 1903-07-11

Among the passengers booked to sail
this morning for Antwerp on the Inter-
national Mercantile Marine Company S
Red Star Liner iceland is d. w. Baker,
of this city
The Washington times., 1903-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis p. Shoemaker gave
a reception Thursday evening at their
home in Brightwood avenue, in honor
of Gen. Wilder S Metc.lf The spacious
lawn was lighted with electricity. and
refreshments were served from small
tables. Many guests from the city anG
Takoma were present
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CANCELLED BONDS TO
BE EXHIBITED At FAIR
History of Louisiana Purchase Com
piled by Washingtonian.

Wallace II. Hills. chief clerk of the
Treasury and representative of that de-
partment on the Government board.
told President Francis on the occasion
Of his recent visit to Washington that
some of the Cancelled bonds used in
paying for the Louisiana Territory had
been found in the department and would
be exhibited at St. Louis
A history OF the payment has been
compiled by r. A. Bayley, Treasury De-
partment. who says that among the ma
tional loans of the United States was
one known as Louisiana six per cent
stock" issued in 1904. Mr.. Bayley says:
This loan was contracted to pay
France for the province OF Louisiana,
ceded to the United States by that
power April 30. 1909"
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will be at home to their friends at 121.
o Street northwest September 1.
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Rescue Leagues Lawn Fete.

A lawn party under the auspices OF
the Woman's Rescue League will be
held at Fairfield. nea- Chevy Chase,
Saturday evening, July Is.
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Mrs. and Mrs. W. F. Wright have gone
20 New York and will sail for Europe
today.
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Summer Resort Gossip.

The Countess of Mimic. wife of the
Governor General of Canada, and her
daughter. Lady Eileen Eliot. arrived at
Newport yesterday evening to spend FIVE
days with former Senator Edward o.
wolcott. They came IRON New York to
the landing at WEXFORD on their pri-
vate car Victoria. Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt gave a dinner In their honor last
night
The Washington times., 1903-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Crosthwaite
have gone to Spring Lake, n. j.. where
they will remain throughout July. They
The Washington times., 1903-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Adler. 1914
Street southwest. will be at home to-
morrow evening from to 10 o'clock in
honor Of the confirmation OF their son
Herbert
The Washington times., 1903-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth are
at Avon-on-the Hudson, their summer
home.
The Washington times., 1903-07-11

Mr. and Mrs Silas z. Moore will be
at home to their friends after July Is
at 211 Sixth Street northeast, instead OF
S21 d Street northeast
The Washington times., 1903-07-11

J. Pierpont Morgan arrived at New
port on the steam yacht corsair early
yesterday morning. and went to the
Gravesend fishing clubhouse on Ocean
Avenue, which is owned by Mr.. Morgan.
and where he entertained party OF
friends at luncheon.
The Washington times., 1903-07-11

Mrs. f. w. Ayres. of this city. ha
taken a house for the summer at Rock
ingham Virginia Springs.
The Washington times., 1903-07-11

The studio Of James F. Farley, 1752
S Street. is full of designs and models
for the sculptural ornamentation OF the
United States Government Building at
the Worlds Fair. The model OF the
QuadTiga, which Will ornament the apex
of the dome. is nearly complete.
l.. Amateis, of 1717 Nineteenth Street,
has just shipped to Karl Bitter's studio.
near New York. his models for the
sculpture to ornament the Varied In
dustries Building. ST. Louis Exposition.
Mr.. Amateis will exhibit several
bronzes at St. Louis. The latest is
masterpiece. IL represents King Louis
TX OF France as q Crusader. and was
modelled especially for the Exposition.
Franklin W. Smith. of the Hall Of the
Ancients. will submit a proposition 70
the st. Louis Exposition authorities
which he hopes Will result In the exhi-
billion OF his model called the "Agora OF
the States" II Mr.. Smith is encouraged
to carry out his designs in full the Dis
tTict of Columbia will have a building
on the grounds made OF freproof con-
crete, in which an elaborate plan for
beautifying the national capital Will be
shown. together with many interesting
things that belong exclusively to the
history of the District.
The Washington times., 1903-07-11

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Walter Wood
ward. of this city, left stockbridge,
Mass, their summer home. and went TO
Newport Thursday. TO remain several
weeks.
The Washington times., 1903-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Slater have gone
on an extended trip North. They will
visit New York and Saratoga and spend
some time at Lake George.
The Washington times., 1903-07-11

Mrs. Wainwright, wife OF Commander
Richard Wainwright. United States
Navy. has arrived at her cottage at
jamestown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
ORGANIZED
DEACONESS
MOVEMENT
MRS. LUCY n. MEYER LEc.
TuRGs IN SEATTLE roNioaT

IsurY Rider Meyer. A n - T.
priuripat - fha chicago Taainlus
Sshaoi ~ Nursrn lot city. Home ansl
Foreign Missions. IL iu Seattle snI
= 500 ieeturr in the FIRST Methodist
Episcopal church, az p'eiogk this
evening No admission vii b.
charged
Mrs. Meyer nas the organiser II
the d~ae0nrMs movement Ia the
Methodist church in America. and
has besn visiting the eaufefeaews -
The Northwest IN the Interests ~ the
order
psacuusss work was epsne1 up IN
Seattle five years ago b. the wnFk
% visiting tracpneAsss gudsf the F. =
attic uaacuneas fIann association.
shich fpr tho last four years has
also operated fhe Seattle General
hospital ueagonsss work r. always
and altogether beueYoisut. much
charity work being jors IN the haz
ritai through p Freed HsI fund
Mrs Meyer has pat is Ysafs -
splendid service into organising
bible training schools and Establish
ting deaconrrs' institutions through
out the land
Altogether more than 1900 stu
dents isavr entered the Chicago
school. and there are over tee We
men Nearing the ~hiie ties and rec
uKuieed as ietroreaasa
Mrs Meyer wiii lead the Epwarth
league. 3 40 3. NJ. ~ the first Meth
ss3sat church. IGntisY evening sEfsi
8eggpy fhs pulpit 8t evening service
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MONEY OR YOUR LIvES!"
CRAZY MAN ARMED WITH a KNIFE CREATED PANIC IN
scAsoIsavaN.smERie4s BANK rooAY-wAsTEo $4,000

( Give me tseo.oaa inside ~ 10
minutes. o. III hill every mothers
500 OF yon Martin Erie kaon. an IN
sane nan. shortly before noon to-day
as he rushed into the seandinA VtAn-
American bank Wfld-eYe1. and.
fignFatiy~iy speaking. fruthinK - the
Tnonth. he br1ndiahsd an ugly .ioek-
ing NuISe IN front af ". l. s5uiiier.
me payinE-telier. and the assembled
tierk.
and for awhile things were doing
The cashier. from a safe tiafanes.
tried 20 jolly the maniac and suK-
gerted that he VAS in The wrong
bank. but Erickeon stood firm. ard
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STREET MR CNMGANY
MW MDGEC MME
MANAGER GRANT ses eRleKMANERs ARu RESPONSIBLE
Fos rERRlbLE CONDITION OF FIRST AVENUE

rhuH the seattle rhetrle eeawanY
has executed "a Efaesfil aisisaalen# IL
b. The turn ~ thr pfirk man next So
thn Same vill $50 ON until aainaiiada
shall dlscuNcr that oriainaitY the paw
inE company people 80 the city On
elala Nvro a. blaine. fhtn thH fuspaa=
siniiiis ahlftinF ace will eemmehea
anew tn thr meantime ths people u
First avenue are abie q Heetta He re-
iitf whatever from ans seIraaz
The Rubbish rvfuaiHH nllea In che
afsssE streets vH Fifst avenue aHsi the
Faeks are Htill piled on the ataHa alAa
ln ffung er the nhena ard sFeesrs
st0fvs Oue place of business = hraH
tifuiiy adorned with the reastns - AN
ella cement barrtl white another l.
treated to IA beautiful mauua - earth
eNteudmg over portion 81 the side
walk
rn the rfrson 20 ordinary uudaf-
standing % b. hard a. see Whffe the
preprrtt oNrcr 10 Flrat afesne lH So
iuH ta So - ne every corporation
that does business aith she cts = q
~ allowed o. violate its ahlisauanH
whenever and wherever it uleaaea and
stand an fimsy excuses HHeh az the
paving rausrsut itud the street ear
company put rHrth. NtaHa iH the ahaae
selnr 90 stop HAS not Seattle city
eJHeH's who are pass - guafd sshiust
iuat snoh oCrurFvnees - thHaef -
ssk thc shut.ins 81 Fifat exvnus. bal
ceho amswrfs uHlN Nhefuf
~ cmuvr be corporations cannot BE-
blamed ~ lha itaFhsf AaHhaff taFs
ties cumuauY eaH indare rfff effelsf =
a grant Sc eisht months g. aa a esfs
tain sob er raFas when lg vAs SAP
puaet tr have tui fulf So niueh tas
segteF So she pasiaA eagaHHHX
ff Iha seattle Electric rafffaus ear
have an ths time u eaats t. make
street improvements aHa eaH fla an
eaviuE lnls Whenever tt HlezHsH sine
pff tecausf " cannal set hFigk sassi
ftift ihrFs are titF aHelsts eas are
rata g. rnfHfrr faat demands aHaiasf
corporations utth whteh The elty aeea
htsslneHa ana Nhsn theY lsY dean and
refuse a. A. thfif futY e + tims Tor
neontc 60 Investigate. protests the
FIRST avenue business mans
Nau g8g facts The Seattle Eisetfie
cosmpaay can ret bFiek tf ls uaalt
make surHef.nl EFFORT 81 ~ 50 4 eHHisl
est brirk % % wefs feFevd 6 a. -
~ the istard uf pahiie works seEe e.
saV Here. yun fet that HaxiHz aaan
ssu tifne sod ramuiF aith ths eIsndts
tiaHs 81 ynuF fraHe aiaa. ~ ~ sill 80
that q O. taken away fFau saz5 heisk
sfastes dnn't So III - rFsssH Hafsf
r ssifs thirx that the fifisa saafa bs
faFfhedminE
Whns aueh A. aat ~ ths lssafA -
ruhiir vrfts L. airsast iHeafesiz bic.
e saaid o. dauhi haYs ne assIHsst =
fret ruf WHY sheuit ths sssstia
Electric COMPANY HURRY itself Il
knaus thst H Hii - allowed al fhe
ffaaa if uants
wait Hu the hFirh man tnakss the
S,firk lefs - tItne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
FLOODS
MISSISSIPPI ON A TEAR IN via
ooNslN-rAousANps or pEo
PIE HOMELESS

Ia CROSSE. We. SEPT. II The
Mississippi fiNtr Del seven lHgfss
above thy danarf liuf az noon today
HHd s stni RISING at the fate IF at
incl uu hour rhe railway tf4f kn
afu HubnofHed aud wholesale hntsns
on the river 'front.' are being iuaH=
dated. All the available men see
nutinE the contents Co places af
safety ln the Ereater portion 81 the
city the streets ate flauded and the
farufius country fur miles around h.
under water. Communication ia the
north aud west b. cat off
The tlNef may 80 possibly two feet
higher ~ 40, thr damage VIII be
enormous Hundreds 81 families III
the fiwadTi district are fleeing with
what Naiuahira they enh carry "a
the hills con tho advice from the
United stRiea weather hufeau the
sHiife police forre iu detailed - M
Try the people boo the surrounding
country of the nosids A. vet no
lose 81 lifr has been reported.
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The hrick manufacture 3 the lttaat
ihsiiNiduai a. have responsibility fef
the pastns blsckeae uu Ffrat avenue
ail AZ hla doaf YESTERDAYS the nae-
tFF AsEhait tefara ny. which atfsffs
hat e sanunf eonniata tha Sab on
cnntsact time uiads Desperate at
ts1Npi ~ slde-etep ard e. shit ths res
rps'nsiuilty on en a. the city aHsi.
ueerr olficN Hnt fhe seattle Electric
company. So fs.r the tHsiueess efHes
has Hnt teen heard ftem huf the s..
aetie Electric eomnanY nnw eanssa faFs
wsra xF4 rvguify wlth 4 stssetstaaf shat
the mts-up IL Wholly the fault u the
mar Whs aaGs= che paetas brick
Mansser Geans 90 che Esleetfss esssi-
pam told star man se.isv that =
vas thr rvahfauF Nas unahtr a. erf
trsek that rs part ~ The PAVING haA
been delayed nrtk sas eth searec
articie. b. stid Not puiv 50 f't.st
avenue haa The suft ben tied ~. bat
on every street whsee the eampsHF
had uriiertaken g. a. paving fhls fear
q had been numbered To- exactly the
sNue way
II did ros know saa NJ urtnf
plalued that we wesa the ransh -
NNN.tA NHHAH NNAsa HsA aN Ast@HE HAsaN asfs
First avenue Noe a. / kaaw that sc
hase Tied them us HaeeesT a -
rs'sr tss~iHsss fsF ths rssxins saW HssHv
% make q ruar at thia ttntn TheR
know that ~ have danH eNaFs thing ta
rsr Hewer a. hein that tavtnN stans
a Il no object 10 a. q keen ths street
blpcka4vd ana ! think that aHF ear
seFvjrc suffers - mech as ans macs
bttsinesa
since thar - Was remmsursd last
1un4 w hasr cut ths epznzfihE DE-
partWeht down - - fktia tzaak an
tne sterage - q vas aafe u do ard
stsfi utafrtain s-sahisaee - DE-
c<nt sSrxire. ~ course = - aid nat
tsve 90 ee@sinstr essr sesNEes Sc #afs
coaid - eosnpisfesf ia saash shorter
tiess. bat a.. u t. sa have dans 4t=
eoiassiv al that Il nsssaiss afsiaF sk-
fefinN circumstance.
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KISS and
MAKE UP
CIT WITHDREW OPPOSITION
T oMURpHS"s SIDEWALK att

A special meeting ~ fhr city eauns
st wan walled IA uanu tutat n pass
5 nuratrr 90 street HupFnf susHat -
asattanH. fr4uifins HHaHafilaaH
sH.s. hefarr President - gas eauHas
Parry leaves Tor ths easg on a. e.
tended vacation All thsss received
fsku fahtr consideration.
TH8 street Improvement fFsssisiisss
introduced by Cuan 1iiflau Murphy
eaiiius far temporary aisise AXIS zt
9fes4t Lake. ehifh saa held uu ~
fha dissenting vote 20 AsauHa5 HIs4s S
atii AZ tho last meeting ~ tfe ssaaa
n vas alfa passed as thiH nae@fins
A resolution ens pssNea appealing
Ar rarFy re delegate 50 ths annual
esHt - ton ~ che f.Faaue ~ AMsfas
can Mamicir.aiifirs hlsh meets 81
ssatstfmnfa, nesntsee
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DROWNED

ATLANTIC CRY. espt IS The
lserst fean rtsardIua the fats - the
HslHHs smack usd nra FVn aHd hef
crew we're fvaiiaed thia mufHin4 Re
ports fr,,m UHfNey gtsiaFs life saElns
station state That ihr hvHsei Yves tufa
80 i,linu 90 and Washsd ashore neas
thr atatfnu Thr nndira ~ the captain
aud tao nemteeH 81 tha efau we're
fsaaa is aye estrf AZ the aghs5a afs
missing AIRS. john SWANSON and
sraHsidau EiirF. who were an the ter
al Ca pleasure tfin we're atsa
drowned
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Ell PASO
WINS OUT

OGDEN. Utah. SEPT rs ~ Paaa.
Texas. was chosen this morning en
thv Nrnt ballot Ha the HuKt meeting
place 90 the National Irrigation guns
gives. NOW in araHiuu hVfr
The Ffeatrf part ~ tndaNs seaaiai
Was Devoted o. thV consideration II
resolutions Officers Tor the auHus
iuE year we're elected as follows
Senator " A. tiafk 90 MaafaHH.
president L. Va Hhufiiiff af utah.
first Wee president " e tehnssu
~ Colorado. SECOND vice president
John HAIL of Trxsa third vice pres
ideHt - a. MaNun 90 Nevada. SEE
retafg
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-seIT- MAe ~ E4sLlL E
! WAS 7HOUGHTLESS'

- 60 not blame her shs nrehahiY
bad sotss Eorsi rsasaa Tor having So.
aaid she husband = Mrs Merritt Uha
uHyEtsrirlsHiy dtaap rsstFe1 ffafa Hal
tsrd Yesterday affsffasfiss
q A. Merritt = tartssT. isft borne in
~ smorrin gwith sFefxthiaa asFeHe
Whsn he returned st Hfxht rs Nffs
waa zone and thetf - uaautkssssat asaaf
uss 81 thg house q ne ututhsfzitsiss
No WORT Was leff sxpiAEminx ne SD.
der departure n the wifs. and thur.
ouxh search failed e. reveal aHT slew
- - her wherva sspats. TEE psisas
have nrsn notified ard furnished with
q plcturs u sh~ messing sntnaa.
Ar. and AIRS Merritt bad BEEN mar.
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bryan 10 count the minutes that the
pa wing teller had To live
One two three Yeud better
hurry" hr said. running hts fingers
over the edges ~ the knife.
Four r. five
ust then Deputy Sheriff John
cudihee entered the bank. where ~
Vaz 20 meet n man on business
~lsing up the situation. be euepi
up behind the crazy man. asked him
80 sign receipt for tsQa. COS. then
handruffed him
The fellow eeEt praesahlF enough
- the county Salt. afler Mr. cudihs~
informed him that the sheriff #sufa
see that he received The money 10.
morrow,
ErIeksen q iaII. lat nan.
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roughly dressed, lle elaima TO have
come from Orcruns
When searched az tho iail. a hank
hpok showing dcpuHlta ia the PEG
Pile Savings bank uHHreHatiuH
$500. WuH found Also tNa uotea.
oneH fur $50, the other far $50, and
o. Ia caHh.
tie VIII ho examined fef insanity
tomorrow,
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fied four Yvars. durin9 Nhffh tiuss
sheF had iiVsd 81 Hsnatd Tra d.
serted nushnrd SAYS 81 81 Eims aHfe
thsfr reiattaas iu tha ifsat strained
Sna Wtr Etat EafH sUH HHf
tta1ls al risht aid Mafr5tt ffsise
WheG ! isft ths haa.sa Man#iaf nsafas
inr ahe aad taH ehiia eeFe bath 81
nnFae ard SEEMED - b. Nsf ard hap
pY az utuaL Naturally ! SO ssHs
aFl8sa ana alarmed - nHd her Eaas
utthnut a word
n suppose ahe got Tired - haislx
lefs Aiens 90 nuurh M BUSINESS kepl
nse in taNn maMt - the iIasa sal Is
fidsf fn leave. aput tjasaa hrr faF
n sarsr Il ~as my faaif faf beimE
- thaaxhsasss
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GOING HOME

NEW york. sept = President
Roosevelt arrived in sfa Yafk ffsn
AHfiefHrn. ahrfH hs was yesterday
at shs welding ~ ths AntfsfafH
monument Af 3 d'finek this morning
iie Immediately went ahnaHa tie
government yacht aYiph. aheFe ~
AS met hy MFs Roosevelt
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OTHER DEPARTMENT Rgoul
TtONs

fsnamsied ana TiuWare reduced Is
per cent
Cutlery reduced 20 per cent
HiiveHwaFc refigceh 20 per cent
Hardware reduced 40 % 40 ST
cent
Fixtures reduced 10 30 30 per I'D,
Nantes and Fireplace tiuo8H "a
ducsd 10 60 so pcr cent
butchers Supplira ana Nestaural
Supplies reduced go to so a.
cent.
bakers Supplies reduced 20 10 so
PEI cent
Laundry Supplies rcduesd rs pes
cent
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is VALID

NEW Noitk aapi is Csmmiaalone
illigheugh tasias decided that the r..
dieimeut Hiaa aHalnst geHfHa " Haas
sefa. ehafEiuE him with hsesHtiHa 9
eheek ffnm lhs ufsHd Dent Auteuia 8
q Cashier company. 10 valid THE tais
lak saa tnadc ln thr nEht - haafrfe
sauaaei ta prevent him from HslaH ~
mHked ffHm EFuokifh
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LIcEnsEs 10 WE'D

Gustav p Rasmussen. "a. and
tslins Jensen. %. both % Seattle
George Miller. "a. and Daisy shank
"a both % Seattle Edwnrd Perry
Hail a. of Seattle. and Rachel
Smslley. q. % Columbia John Mon
eiti Is. % Seattle. and Dora I
smart. 20. o. sutton.
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ERhss

Nantes. fiKiufta ard tufHaesH
purchase during tHis sBte aiu =
hHNs ia uNF Warf heuhr AHA -
STIRRED ron THE BENEFIT II
THE 'nt'ttANNisN umtil aueh flsaas
~ their naunes afu ready fee thss#
The terms uf purchase aiil ~ eae
half cash upon piafiRs ths order. e.
balance q b. paid uFaa ths dsllte$
- Ina goods
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We have been hlndenad al
sNuituVF ~ raVing hftek. ard
while ! DO nai admit that enf
work has been the cause Of re-
tatding the movements sf the
tttN SuukFAgtiffa NH tlfal ANs
enuc' The fast frtnains that the
hfick problem has hautreHud us
in al our paving operations
tid n0i know that the Asphalt
PAVING Gofsnans hAa accused
ns ~ tying un their MARK. but
even admlttIna such e. lse the
Ease. u ~ poser cuisines : Tor
them a. be making "A reaF, a.
they are aWnrg that Ne have
dove ,vrrythink Ia Gar power Ia
push the work allows Man
Ager Grant - the Seattle Elee.
tric Company.
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Qua AT COST SPECIALS Fos
SATURDAY ONLY

sfsasaft Reiinned uispan s4ss re-
"A 4uars Gray f,sameied t4pp1
HAunnfsaH ...s-..ss-t r.s4ssss lis
- quart iiefau Kettle % Hauearsf
......... ..s...... ..ss.s sus
kaaaft tifay falanislsd fssaasfslna
Kettle ....,.. ......... 2as
iHsauaff Straight Auup sais -. al
Gray huam,isd Wash iisatn los
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19

Have Fou taken advantage - the
Hfeat aAle g. setF nedueflaaa afe
ffuu D. % ~ pff ffut and I've
every department Sea ouf laa 50.
nI1fHs We cau eiNs auiF hint 81
y hat Yea mag skpret m iaH pfinss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
C0RBIN is COMING

DEs MONIES. Iowa. Sept Is
Rdiutaut General Gorbin inspected
the government fort here today Ie
later continued on hts trip through
the West where he Intends 70 visit
all the army posts, terminating hia
trip ~ Semitic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

TWO CHEAP LOTS
fNN
e1xiai. on Twentieth avenue, x block
from Union and ~ blocks south ~
Madison. all street improvements Ia
and all paid but part 81 concrete
walks.
tgsn
Lot EAxiea in Nagle'a addition: uu
high With view - tho hav an street
improvements IN and wnHf an paid
H. q TURNER a co.
~ lluhe nlnnh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19

The police have been asked 10 look
up Mrs. Hsesna Ainadeu. who Il
thought 90 DO ln Seattle Ter sister.
MIa Kinbr0ugh. who Il staying II the
Arlington hotel. mafe the request n
the police today She says she came
here 20 meet her sister. but cannot Adm
her.