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LIES little frets call for its largest faith.
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The Slipper.
The slipper that spanks the children
Is the scepter that rules the world.
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To Cure q Cold In One Day.
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TULANE UNIVERSITY

Full courses in Languages Sciences. Engineering
Law. Medicine. Splendid department for women.
Unsurpassed facilities for instruction in Engineer.
ing and Sugar Chemistry. Expenseslo low. Board and
Next Session Begins October 1st. Send Ter
Catalogue. Address SECRETARY BRUCF.
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COUNCIL OF WOMEN
-....rnrArNEs ALL on CARNATIONS MEEr TO-DAY IN
ssw oelsANs-sorso PERSONS MAKE ApoREssIs

president ef the Ls.cai ceuneii %
Women % New oFieana The epen-
ms address VAS made by Mrs. Mary
Lave Dickinson. who. ln the course
pf her remarks Insisted that the best
good % the home and the nation
could mainly be advanced hy greater
pose hmonk women. that only by
organization eonld the greatest good
ef the family ahd stats be canscsv-
ell. and that the National conncil of
Nsinen was simply a confederation
OF workers committed 10 the eVer-
throw of all forms OF ignorance and
in tuHtice. and TO the application OF
the Oolden Ruie to society. custom
siit law. other Hr~akefx Included
Rev. Anna Howard shaw Of fhiiA-
deiphias AIRS Hannah a Solomon
prrAident Of the National ceaned %
Jewish Women MAY Wright erWaii
ef Indianspoits. Mrss 4. NJ. y. Stew
enA president Of the NRfianRi W &.
T. u. and Miss Susan H. Anthony.
the venerable leader of the women .
suffrage movement Tea minute re-
ports were then presented from a
number % local and general sacf1t-
lea showing the desree Of progress
made In their respective depart
m~nis during the past year, This
evening the efFeers Of the National
Council are To hold a reception In
the Palm Garden AZ the Sc Charles
hotel The business sessions viii
be resumed Tomorrow and continued
Through the rect Of the week
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AGED DUKE
or CAMBRIDGE

LONDON. March fd.-rhe Duke OF
Cambridge. who today reached his
eighty fourth year Is the iirst mem-
her OF The british ruyal family. at
least IN modern times. Co attain that
age Queen Victoria, tho Duchess
OF Gloucester. and aeoFaa III. all
rvaehed the four-score mark hut
died ss,on after. The only other
nivinber of the RIVAL family WIN
llNed 10 be an ootnaenarian Was the
urat Duke % Cumberland, who sue
eeeded William W. "a king Of iiaa.
over, lie died In hts elghty-fifss
year.
t'ew men % his years In the Unit
ed kingdom are more Vigorous and
active than the Duke % csmetidaei
Last year. during king Edward .
Illness. the vvneFa hle duke took over
much af the work Of meeting and
entertaining tho fofrtan representa-
tiVcs who had come g. i.nndpn Tor
the coronation. ilia career has been
Altogether military. lie has held
his title Tor more than 30 years, dur
ins all Of which time he has been a
member ~ the House Of Lords. The
Duke Of Richmand and Gordon " the
only other duke " 40 has been IN the
upper house Tor more tan 90 years
Indeed. the Duke nf ttiehmsnd aud
the Dukr of Norfolk are the only
once Who have sat IN the House OF
iorda fur a. snanf a. - years.
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sn0N'TS FOR THE
STYLISH WOMEN
..us COAT MONTE CARLO JACKET KANGAROO WALK
ss'. orrss THINGS rAsooso Az NATIONAL oRsssMA<.
NV ,,r aseAusUs FOR NOT ooNe so

pettlcoata and Monte Carrie Jacket.
neut wear a bench % vieleta the
siae Of a husAei basket, because w0.
men 20 roed taste wear the small
lots. hnn't wear train Ia the street
until yen have learned 10 carry a
gracefully because the way the ma b
iofitN ~ women carry them outlines
thu ngarr tisa sharply.
Don't Try 10 assist nature by uainH
astii,eial means u bcautifyinm the
tigure. eecause 9ooa cofsets. whole.
SHINE dict and plenty of fresh air
viii eive YOU natural firurr. which
l. always more attractive than the
peffrct' enc.
nun't imagine that q costane is
tuapfoNed by the use of cosmetics on
the face. because a costume we'll
cared for and face thcrnue hiy
cleaned With soap and water ~ a
feast for any eye,
Deaf wear fauHd gartcrs brcauar
they make the knees big
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sxx ORLEANS La. March IA
=. National Council ef Women
....a here today IN annual ex-
- ....lcn. rhss = The scooad
sas' = x.u,<n 10 rcsrend g. the In
.a ~ ths iocsi vounenr eldhs
t<st.s a, y. t.rx.si eenN cation here
- s.srx sni tho attendance n
80 representative % every
af1li.lsd 9Th the Natieuai
..s az the Amerfcan WomenN
49,. ss~S-fafion. National We
.ss~s.tisn Temperance union.
.ssz.-sf Wauscn'a Relief aosiutY.
vrsrx Iailrs Nstlsnai Mutual ttt-
..rsfsFaest assstelettoi- National
ssns.~ for the Prunetiuu ~ Social
s.--.s Universal reare union. Ma
ali Association Of business We
- ~srenai ceuastf q Jewish
S-rsa. F1orcae~ crittsnden niaslon.
,sl.-s a the Maeeahees Of the
Vs<f4 Rxghhohe Sisters. National
ssIe<wi s.ath0ilc benevolent esso-
@rsyse. National FREE baptist wern-
ii Missionary society. American
0rlssaiiea af Nurses. and many
49, prxeuizstfons. all % which
-. th<zr Representatives present.
~ azozuins there vas a busi-
= meeting OF the executive GEM
$500 bshina closed faofu. and hat
= b ~ DAY the fersual opening Of
a. reanrti took placs- The OPEN
- i've minutes were devoted 10
H1n< prayer ana the Delegates were
- v<ieensa By Mira l. A. iiornor.
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Will GO ON
4 CRUISE
MIRA RoosEsgLT AND PARTY
BOOKED ron a TEN DAYS
IMP or TIE MAvFIoWEN

wAsHfSgTON. u. c.. March ~
Tbs presidents ysaht. h.snousr. n
being put IN readiness for ths 10
dAyE trip Mrs.. Roosevelt - 10 fas.
dawn the Potomac and chssapsska
lar and out on the Atlantic. The
start n 20 be made the day after
tomorrow. and brxits~s Mrs non~s-
wit the PARTY viii Include all the
Roosevelt children excerpt Miss Alice
Roosevelt. Who 10 In Porto Rico
Mrs. Roosevelt taxes ths trip on
the advice e sarx~on GENERA
Hixey chs u stiil suffering from
ths effects az thu seuial strain
which alleost ezased a eompase.
hrsa stowu Of h~r hmalrn n short
fffr~ aso. Dr. Rix-y does not con
slider her condition dangerous. but
he decided sh< ns~stsd a <bmpists
rest and fuxixurafinE salt air. n
Mrs Roosevelt finda her hssith
greatly hsnsfas@d tho cruise may b.
sxtspdsd-
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EDUCATIONAL
CONFERENCES

ANN kRHoR. Mich. March H.
tsexfnpinF today and confiuafnz IN
III fh- end Of the ~e~k Ann Arbor
= To be the srmt OF several esiucA-
tfonal Conferences OF Interest and
Importance TIA EnthrrtnKn are the
usual spring educational conferences
held under the anagicca u The Mich
isan AchoolmasfefA club and the
University Of Michigan. but this
year the nsesfnEs Aru niore numer-
Gus and likewise Of more import.
afscc than thcsr hrid IN former
YssErs
FIRST ard foremost on TIE list h
fhT classical e-snfrr~nce. which be-
gan its seastens this rnorainx with
Prof Francis ". kelsey Of the Uni
Nsrsitg Of Michigan IN the chair.
The teaching q first year Latin Was
the principal sabi~cf % discussion,
Tha- sftwrurssa Pref w . Marty ~
the University Of Missouri presided
and the pruaiinens participants m
eiutsd leadink sdacatorr Of frnn-yi-
ysntA. fndh&ns- Michigan and cthsr
states.
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EPWORTH
LEAGUERS

DANvIf-I.El Va. March ss.--Msm-
hers Il the Epwofts League are
safhsfed here frum al parts % Viz
Eints for thn annual state confer.
encw. which viii be IN neaalon during
the f~st 81 the week. An alkFar.
tive program has hsen arranged.
consisting. IN addffton q addresses
~ snzlss well knaHn speakers. u
shorf pap~rs on practical topics with
amcie time for general discussion
The ufrcrr'r reports shou the orxAa-
izasiaa % b. steadily Encrcaninx In
membership IN all quarters q ths
rfttak
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unian. lie IL called the Mitchell OF
France. though he has been issH sue
eeaafti than his American prototype
1hc men IN his union are among
the toughest and most unniiy oi
fEunch workuien, and u n to Hasiy' .
credit thai he has. IN rwuent strikes,
kspt them ia hand and almost en-
tifely prevented drunkenness and
riot, IN the strike he Was nofntnaiiy
defeated. getting only feW conces.
sionz. which the companies made 40
an act % grace on their part. while
admitting No right on this part Of
the men 10 ass them. The victory
tasty did win. however. Naa 90 con.
vince the t.rvneh peopie that the
minors were quiet. law abiding mon,
nth a real grievance.
Before his time. strikes had always
b-sen MARKED hy riot and hiaadshef.
aud popular sympathy Naa alinn@l
inxaria by against the strikers. This
tInlr tasty enfofrwd q rule Through
all the untoaa that the fneu must
keep IN their own houses ans not
visit the etneHhops or hang about
the mouth u tire coal pif. His au'
fhority With the men Was treu1snd'
Gus. and VAS hased purely upon his
intelligence and abiiity.
I've - not NJ AT INV atHAHHH wv
of labor tssader. being a small man
with a refined manner. In fact. hav'
inE mtorv the appearance ef an nn'
thor. bat the fnlnefs OF fraBrs H~eaf
BY him and ah=y him Implicitly.
he vas born IN fsss. and - seoB ~
he became 1t ase Interested hi1nssli
in the iator arguments and lalroi
politics. His home IL Ia Calais and
tor many years he has been fnayuf
Of frna, as xeii =. isputy Of ths
national chafnhsr % Paris
IN his district thew are ta.eso r,al
ssiasrs. and TASTY h said 70 know
every one - The to.-so personally. %
A. 10 he able 20 cali shesn By thsii
first names and ash after their fam.
HES. To thts extraordinary feat Of
memory he undoubtedly eve. much
% his popularity. Though defeated
IN the recent contest. iiasiY T. not
discouraged. and nos that he has
tha ear % France IN the xrons. al
hiss prerie. he hss cofnfoftef hinseii
with ultimate sstce~aN The fact that
htM frf~ud Gaufea. has been eieef~si
vice president 81 the FFeneh cham
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-26
COOLIES GO
TO MEXICO

HOMO KONG. March ss-Tns aew
Fsrfae srrvtce % the China Gem
ussrclAl steamship Cnmpany IA 20 b
inauKuratel tsnorrs~ ~hen the fifaf
sfssmship Of the line viii leave
fieex Kong for Amaftrsn ports. T,hs
ship viii c@ll et Shanghai. roko-
hama. Henniuiu and Manraniiie.
Msxiea. and en- the return Trip vii
preeeed from aan Fsssnrt.co dlrees
10 Yokohama The cpufrany expects
20 DO a large business IN tTnnapart-
ing esso4isa frefa China 10 Msxtcos
Engraving, endorsing. monogram
stamping. The Ivy Press. First and
rstLa zee
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s.,o March = tsne'lai ~ ~.
chsaes, -rhts was iva
ss's..,' ~ convention = drcsainaNs
~ a. cav tarne haNsed fads hlti-
A. amsns he sistiea wers nc
Ny csat. Mente eafto iaek-
ss's',.+',rss waik. tiKht slaeins han.
4 hsa .'s carter. tlsas skirt, ead
r - rssV,xiie bland aud the
kfm ,,.,,,niextan. iieTe are sonie
$3.50. .,sn'tr appended 10 which
.s.,f sbsrausesi
~ a.ar an autesnohile wat IN
Ns .-. because Is proves spa
~ an autemahile. haa't weei
nFs-.lnx wrap ON the strve', Ne.
= y ,Tescs yea sfs not invited
- :. ~ eveninx and have NO other
ST. = 4 wear 4. pent wear a
49, c.r,o Jacket. BECAUSE they
- wsar high. French. hceled
ien !, inc street bestaisr they ~
49, -. ssrsxide hair. bright ala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-26
ON CAPITOL HILL
Wauksgan Capitalist Buys Bsas
tifui Corner for $500.

Mr.. Arthur ~. hslafoe. n leedin Z
esplt alisf Of Waukrgan. ~. has do
rlded 20 locate in sratfie. and a. a
first step in thai direction purchases
the other dsf = me double corner nj
Eighteenth avenue and Aloha street
Capitol Hlit. fsayins me Meorv In
ve@frnrnt company asfoa Car the twn
lots II was a rne buy fruss q
real estate paint ~ tiaw. for the siis
orefioahs Lakes Washington and
unisa AMI = really ono q the rref-
test parts In all Capitol HtiL Me-
thafouEhiy tDokinE over the various
sections OF Seattle. fia anyr Cap
isai lilil ia thu tnozf ideal Festdoncs
spot be Ia. seen m any western cisy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-26
AUTO RACES
IN FLORIDA

ORMOkD. Fla. March 2si@DufinE
the neat dag or two deyoteeH Of the
automobile throughout the country
win keep their fares turned toward
this resort. ON the superb beach
track that extends for more than 10
miles along the coast between here
and Daytana there VIII be series
Of automobile races the like 81 which
has seldom been witnessed in Amer
len Tho meet has been arranged
by the Daytona Automobile Cub
aud al the clubs invitation a large
number Of well known automobile
enthusiasts are here from New
York. Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago
and other cities 90 take part. EH-
parimentai runs during the winter
have led Co the belief that a high
power machine can make mile over
the smooth beach In 80 seconds or
less aud everyone II looking for
ward 90 the establishment OF new
records before the meet concludes
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said n b~ionr IN part AZ least 10
Cleveland
billings q not only an ouf-aud-
out cosmopolitan. but he IL a prince
Of spefs1uN men lie loves sport
for its sake alone The money end
~ the game dos not appeal 60 him.
for ne counts hts wealth IN eight
ixurea
while ~ - fnua - an sorts Of
ciaaa sport. he loves the harness
herses best % all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-26

. miles east ~ Esni on the fntsfufhsa
line 90 sores cleared. taiAnes partly
cleared. splendid orchard. seod harm snd
haiss, team ~ hsrsss snd All farming
implements Ths aoi IL nfstzeiass and
me pfies IL only fzsSi
70 acres alt cleared. dsishtfai position. On
the fafsfaIban lire. good house, barn
and ofshasd. iand nsvef ossfhgSs. for
fX110
W arres. aito8t 10 acres cleared. fair house
and barn. sgefigsskias Cow lake. SPLEEN
ala position. good soil f1SsD
Aafnsa I.ahs washington. 10 ecf~a. al
oleared, splendid soil On the rufnef Of
Two main county roada, oaig thFsa miles
ffum the lake 5000
2lsD acres 81 beaver dam land ths best W
the couHifys 100 acres cleared . house,
barn and orchard, nnir one mile ffyfn
railroad affd nifss miles from nfHitts Z.
fof tfpB this fBfra ~ easily worth 300
ID 4 undoubtedly one 81 The Lest farms
this side q tbs mountsins. who 10 ths
tustg mhnf
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LOCAL THEATERS


ne Macbeth"
John urifnth and well balanced
and capable company presented
ahakeapearcs tragedy. Macbeth.
az the Third Avenue thsatsr last
night. The attention OF thu large
audience was closely held from the
fine Of tho curtain on the firut act
until IL foil az the close OF the sixth.
gFiffiih proved himself 10 he an
Acfor % ability. The role he cssayed
"A one that has been tho stumbling
block for many actors, but driffith
has the ability as wsll az the per
scnaiity Ia undertake the part sue
cssnfuiiy.
Mr.. 0ffnth has been seen In sc-
attic a. Mcphisto In ''Fauat." but his
work IN that role never squaied hin
performance last night. In fact the
entire presentation Of the great play
was better than a great number Of
thu productions that have been seon
Al higher priced houses
The work % Miss Louise Ripley.
IN the rule of Lady Macbeth. was
good aha h a handsome woman
aud had a fine conception Of the
part shs played. Warren conlan
made a good Marduff.
Macbeth viii be presented at
ANfAfHA ARAA va nAt anu
Saturday matinee,
-Arlrens-
The great military play "Arisona .
IL the attraction At the Grand this
week. The play Is che OF the pref
ticsi that has appeared In Seattle
this ssaspu ana h well presented by
an excellent east. The scenery h
xoad.
Madison rhsatsr
Tfsa Madison II craving good
hotfzes af both afternoon and eysn-
ing performances this week. The
hiii IL Furnished By Heahan. Mas
cotte and ncahan. Leoni and LeonI.
Gilbert and Gilmore. Harry Dufoss.
i.~oaofe and the Prof~ctoscops IN
mavinE pictures. Two performances
are given daily.
Fisid's Miastrsis
Al q. Fisid's MIasfrels WITH sp-
pear al the Grand Sunday night.
opening n three NIGHTS enkaacment.
The Minstrel troupe l. said 10 be
made up q good talent and the At !.
traction staged in a costly manner.
The minstrel shaw this year wili be
more on tho plan Of the Old style
The KIND on the Rad al the present
dAy.
sssssl. Thsssss
Harry cornon Clarke 10 presenting
the comedy ~iirtsy" al the seattle
this week. The play 10 fsiil % good
COMEDY and gives Mr.. Clarke an
esesslsnt chance 10 do some clever
wofs.
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Saturday. If the meet IN ms sue
eessfui as II promises 10 be the same
course viii probably be chosen for
the trials 10 aeieet the American
team for the Gordon Bennett cup
race Ia Ireland this summer.
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THEIR TRUST
UNSHAKEN

PARIS, March 70 Among the pa
pefa Of Major General Hector Mac
Donald who committed suicide IN
the Hotel lteElnh yesterday. were
found letters from several promin-
snt persons la CaYlsB. assuring him
OF sympathy and support and their
belief IN his Innocence. The body
viii be placed IN a coffin tomorf9N
end sent To London.
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In Small
Instruments

We represent the famous Martin.
Curtis and Washhurn Guitars and
Aandolins. Stewart. Curtis and Far
land rtantoa Stella Music Bonss and
Columbia Photographs. the mo~t
perfect talking machine made. Rec
ords from soc to 81. In victims We
have n fas Assortment ranging from
- 10 $50 regular stock. HAYS just
received special shipment OF rar~
old violins for from sse to $500.
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Money to Be Made

Nv calling on the ALASKA seattle De
Nsiuprnent company and Investing In
a hgark Of stock uhile ~ can be got
Al = snap. es psice viii be advanced.
fpr full particulars. eaii Al eur ofslre.
re uisbe bloch. steattlr. Wash SO
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BILLINGS LOVES
HARNESS HORSES
The Mlllie-sir. Rsie.e,sn !. g Primes
81 Sporting Men

Ns~srsrw Natsfrstss As.sst.ttsa
ENfslANu. t. March Al
Especial cerreapondsnce.l-- &C, X. q.
iiiiiinsA the famous millionaire am :
ateur feinauian. has aiHtast "a many
homes a. Homer had hifthpiaceH.
AZ present hiilinn has close ties that
hind htgu to New York. Memphis and
Chicago, ana siaes ne has brought
his finest stable Of racers. number
inx ahaut 20. 10 the ufrnviils track
Tot ante SEASON training. he may be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-26

FEWsI7'T'F E-HFefVfINH 8E0TIaff8H7
PARIS, March "a Especial Cor.
reapandcnue The moat prominent
labor lradcf Of ffance II Hniie HAS
~. the head Of the coal miners
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EMILE MGY Is M
"MzzMHZ' M FRINGE
Hu a LABOR LEADER AND KNOWS MINERS
IN ms

Der. il an Indication of the strides
the labor movement IL making In
France.
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re Cure . cssa in One Day
Taks laxative Hremo opiains
rsbists- This signature
en- n On every bon. SSc.
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A. Tfanke hali. Ffhe afFe~f. We'd
nsssiAy srr. April fst Admission
rns~kers -se. zee
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An warranted for ave years and
kept IN tune for one year. and are
worth nom $50 TO SIS more than
other pianos selling at similar prices
shall b pleased 10 have you step I'm
and l0ok them over. Our terms are
very easy
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Jeweiry nred whils you wait. 7
Colonial -.
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Engraved wedding invitations,
calling cards. The Ivy Press. First
and Pike. 20.
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psrs.niss nssds,. Mach a. the
M Orchard Route viii have ten
49, trfcs daily from Pier No. ..
= ~ y. a navy ysra. Esr time
81 - pass &
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Piano or
Organ

You want. and nj lower prices than
you can pssssibly get II eis~~hsrs.
cHfcKER1Nd q soNs Che oid-
est IN America. the best IN the
Wofial. W. w Kimbsii Co. Hobart
pianos are recognizes as ard
acknowledges 90 be standard fnsfru-
fnents Thsfs are no better me-
iiusn- priced plsnos than d. =. John
ston Co, and iItnEs. We also have
othsfs stili cheaper. IN fact. our
prices range anywhere ffcfn
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booklet. souvenir and prospectus
printing. The Ivy Press, First and
pike. Phones Ma.
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ctAsa1s WATCH MAS sWipEp
= irving 81 Green Lak~ r-port-
= = ~ rolirs today the theft II =
- s4tek. lie did not state ho~ q
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EIEIT NT1ETTFtw - IIFI1n
~ : . man whs - tFyirE 70
- - - after Il has been te-
- 1tn1f 10 him He n sen1r
1882 noniiia pronounced Boo.
ms-&1 ~ rsvulutianary i.&der Of
uHn1Ens He has been president
- ansstvy once. eznfnst effse<s
nsu1l fin>n. AID he u ons Of the
Grvp6sse pslitselans In the state
= ~ . hard nkhf IN tha eiecfian
u11nu1 - fan. and ~on b. .
Qnn1 uarSin. President Sierra re-
~ = ufSs No the jsb and the
NUu11ln uas straignfway de-
- sn1 fsom pfe~ns inefeatioz.s
n1ulln u1l Gin cut rsrnr DAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-26

u11au I. Hrznnan- q recent ar
~ y Aealrie. vas brought 10 the
~ station this morning by Pa
Ql1uns WlIkes. sua~rinx from The
a1<1n - . Night below the fead-
- Ne kAd lost HIS hat ossFcoAi
- 11ou1 rs IN money. He h al a
~ = hnow vh<re he dropped the
- Ne vas IN several saloons.
- - nss kno~ In phfeh cas h>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-26
OUR Big
STOCK

Contains such a cofnflrte assort-
uaent 81 makes and styles that We
feel confident you VIII have no dtm-
culty IN finding with us Just the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-26

Harry corson Clarke 10 presenting
the comedy ~iirtsy" al the seattle
this week. The play 10 fsiil % good
COMEDY and gives Mr.. Clarke an
eSessisnt chance 10 do some clever
eofk-
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-01-30
Scotland's Round Tower.

Scotland boasts Of two round towers.
said to be stragglers from the great
typical group found in ireland. The
one is attached to the handsome cathc.
dral of Brcchin and the other stands in
the center of Abernethy, near the en-.
trance gate to the churchyard. The
Brechin tower, built in six irregular
courses and rising over 100 feet, is tho
more perfect Of the two. 1t dates from
kenneth's reign, 0T1-95, and has n most
graceful appearance. Pennant in his
history speaks of having, in 1T72, found
handsome bells within its walls. These
were afterward removed and now hang
III n neighboring steeple. The origin of
these towers Is now somewhat doubt
ful, but arehGologists are generally
agreed that they were built in connec-
tlon with Churches "for defense and
faithfulness Of watch" during the
Norseman raids. They were afterward
used as belfrics, the Brechin tower hav.
Ing done duty as such for generations.
The tower is now one of the sights of
the ancient town and is regarded as a
memorial Of its early Connection with
Ireland.-Scottish-A American.