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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
BAD MIGHT
FOR MEYERS
Burglars Liked Victims of
That Name

nureiafs smashed window ~ T.
Meyers srecefy stors az TsHih RV-
rnur vauth and Lane street. last
hight, and through the hols saiivi
an entrance u the store. The Win
dow bruken 0az ln the flant door
The ghies - stuir s-s era haBffeti
cigars a ease 81 tobacco ana 4 apans
tits OF candy and ftoitons me fof
lice were notified thiN nufniHk
Another robbery Ia Whlch the
name Of the victim was also Meyer,
occurred last night a. Meyer. u
Ges flfh Avenue. ftFUfgrd 10 the
police this mofriuE that burglars
had broken into his Weoashsd last
night aud carried orc a quantity II
clothing. Mr. Meyer had rresntly
moved into the house and part %
hts guosiA esfss eaAed UP ard starsd
In The WuasIAhrd
The stuff stolen would not srll
foS much. BEE - ne " ~es worth
about So. said NJ Meyer sheu no
reported tbs robbery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
FARMS ron SALE


noBT MALTHr tfe New Iork hik
STOCK AND nAfRr FARMS
No. 70 A-i1o acres rich river bottnfn
iaat. eHrsilsnt location Sod t1iiae
inss farming implements % head
81 stock. tie so
Ne tpoi as scfss al cleared seef
buildings. rsry conveniently ioeas-
81 ssS15
No. ees-oue q ths best sf.acre
tracts In The white 1livsr valley.
handy 90 the fnterurban. soQd
buildings. tssoo.
No sos go arftn beet river bottom
land. nicely located. close 70 small
iaAa. = miles ffeas Seattle. house.
harm running water 1909
Nc. 800 arc scres 100 cleared. nice
creek. poor buildings. handy 10
creamery tsspa.
WATER 'FRONT.' PLACES
Ne sees 81 acres. fns lard. aiorin9
down 30 q nice sandy beach. orch-
ard % 1900 bTefins trees. cofunod-
taas i1-r@ufa house several out.
haiidings. uutaf q tools, team.
cows chickens. ssiihoat and row.
beat. stooe
Ne i0ss las acres. fscins nice sandy
beach. 70 acres bottom land. bal
snee ievsi upland. ~ acres clear
ed. orchard uf 100 bearing trees.
small fruits s-roam house. large
barn. chicken houses. mail and
groceries Delivered ~ hsgs~ Sally.
free - charge. fis10
Ma. fafo-e3 safsz facing nice beach.
close 20 small town : acres clear
eli 7-room house 1850.
NICE HON NEAR GREEN
LAKE.
No. sois-io acres we'll Improved,
nice trout stream. orchard. g.
room house. sevsrsl outbundins,
tss0o
No. so4f-s acres cleared and fenced.
7-foom house. f7t1e
No. fot.-i acre. close TO car line. AL
IN small fruits. small house. sew
erai cutbulldinEs i1aoo
LAKE WARRINGTON
No 5e0i-a acres choice water front,
IN high state OF cultivation. res
Tsneom house large greenhouses.
No. b09te acres overisokins the
! lake. highly improved. nne io-roou
residence several outbuildinss. nice
orchard. 1900.
OTHER SMALL PLACES.
No. i07a--iis acres. rich clay Toe m
soil 30 acres cleared, 70 pasture,
orchard Of 400 bearing trees. all
kinds ~ small fruits. spring water.
seod broom house. barn s0xat. sew
! ara outbundinEs. team, wagons.
moving machine. all kinds Of
J farming implements. household
! furniture. 4 cows. head Of young
! stock. 100 plymouth Rock hens.
everything goes. price for lev
days. 1900 spot cash
/ No. 1908 i've acres A. Ravenna
park. 1900
Ne. 1898 - acres. ell good land, 10
cares cleared. email house sever
al outbniidinKs. orchard. small
fruits. running water one mile
from High school team, harness
cove chickens. OUTFIT Of tools
everything goes $1,000
No 1905 -netwoen Seattle ana TIA.
coma 10 acres 20 improved good
auslalltinEs. nne e.chay'd r,,r.ninsH
water. 1850.
no i012-l0 acrea Of sunnydale. O.
room house small harm tiabe.
No SEQ 40 acres. near Renton. 500
No. hst-s acres. water front. neat
Brownsville. partially improved
$3.50 spot cash.
No ssTAib acres. near Hunnydaie
small house. 1900
RoBT. MALTBY. 40 New York biz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
KNOCKED HIS EYE
OUT IN FAR FIGHT

Albert Bosnian. who has been on
trial during the last week. for mali
cious mayhem. was found not guilty
By a superior court jury yesterday
evening. lie was charged with hav-
ing knocked out the eye Of Maurice
Eisbert. February ~. by the use Of
pair 81 brass kuucklea."
The defense proved 20 the Jury
that F.isbert had been threatening
the defendant for some time and
that the blow which resulted IN the
loss ~ Eisbertn eye was dealt tn a
fair fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
KNOCKED DOWN
By 4 RUNAKAY

Rotsrt ". Patton. better known "a
the umbrella hat man. wa
knocked down al the eafuef % First
avenue and Marion street b9 rune
Way harHa this Afternoon. hla iu
iurtea were not serious. although the
severe
A Hnrea attached % = cart owned
hg the reopirs Market started e.
run up second aNsuHs suuth ffnsn
bsloN fealer way n tore up second
avenue and then dashed Down Go.
iamhia street g. First avenue. Ffufn
there ths frightened hrfss usp ng
EirHt aNsuu~. and ~ the cafmsf -
Marion street struck At lsattgn. ms
horse Naa finally staNped Oh the
waterfront at the foot u SprinE
street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
TRAINMEN
ON STRIKE

ST Louia. Mo, Nay s.-r1ve hun
dred conductors. braksrnsu. baggage
men and yardmen on the Mobile q
Ohio railroad we're ordered out on
strike at 10 o'clock this morning
wilkins. head of the order Of Rail-
way Conductors. and lee. head Of
the Brotherhood 81 T'rainmcu. are In
the city directing the strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

VERY FAST

GLASGOW. Scotland. My 3 The
two shamfaekF toiag wsat ggi Tor
their nFst trial spin slnee TIE eecls
dent % TIE uFW boat TIE race ~
10 ha u&aH a AasgililH course There
. f. /. ,. , Il. .
shamrock III took TIE tad from
The start
o. The stretch 60 NtnfNafi ths
chaiisuEsr I'D ~ eight s~eunfs. she
Increased thtn Head De- the run 1nu n
ter
me raer vas finally ahsndaued on
acauant If thrrateuiug weather. ar
ter the Shamrock III ha1 showed
usual ard fuAfssf superiority
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
NEW HiHDRANcE
TO HATRIk0NY

Marriage License Clerk Tayiar. IN
the county auditors offies- says that
after June - business IN hla irrarf.
msut uff probably not - quite ~
brisk. owing % thr fact That the
price Of licenses Wii then g. ug o.
The last legislature raised the Zee
from O. fo o. pfhsf changes have
been made IN the auditor fee hiil
but. as Mr.. Taylor says sthiH IL the
mosf unkladest cut % AL. u Il can
BE- called a cut.
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Ia nAnr nAnnAlN

a FfNE investment i9sse house Tor
tso families. staifpsys ~ rooms
- unfinished nas electric chan
dsiisrs gefior ts1ts. ii-ft ceiling
Balance ~ rugnus - large IN &C
s=astancs nnsiy rApered on eur-
49, bot. room fuF another house
aAfsfefn street improvements ali IN
and paid for. the rental siil mere
tssn pay the Interest Insurance.
aaf Payments - Is per month";
rrtos ffsog. worth ftteo. Gail at
1zIs Fast Cherry and Twenty
third avenue. owner. no aE~nts
must sell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
BOTH SIDES
STILL FIRM

OMAHA. Web. May s.-I'he strike
situation i quiet. the strikers hav-
ing permitted many teams to run
this morning Roth sides are pre-
pairing for an exteHded night. TIE
strikers are drawing plans for a
strike benefit, and the business men
are arranging for a big cooperative
hotel 70 BE- occupied BY non-uni0u-
lists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

WASHINGTON n e. May o.
Secretary Root has instructed Gen.
orAl Funston. commandiaH the De
partment uf the Columbia. to court.
martial M4tuf Charles tluath. new at
Vancouver Wn.. aud Captain knudr
son. now stationed az 81 Michael
Alaska. The charges made nurre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

TuuHnfrow. SUNDAY, opens the en-
russsan Ksss5n 10 Pheasant Beach.
The t.asaagi Drivers fsrussetiss a. :
auststtna all give as sKaarwiou plr
ulc aad AL kitia az aruFta az Ftsess
ant Reach usueing afternoon and
evening Fsrs. roabd trip tnrsudinE
admission 20 sfuun5 and dance
pavilion. &c Beats isaNs risr !
kssssffs fsssaf,s u - sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

Tomorrow, sunday. opens the ax
curslon acazou 20 Pleasant Het.h
The Laundry Drivers f'rSts etiFe ss-
ISOLATION Will give an excursion tic-
nie and all kinds Of sports at Pleas
ant Beach. Dancing afternoon End
evening Fare. round TRIP. Including
admission 10 ground and dan 70
pavilion. 600 Boats leave pier
hourly from a. m. s.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
h. S. A. OFFICERS WILL
BE TRIED F0R SELLING
ALASKA ARMY SUPPLIES

that the officers hrr involved in irs
rgEuiHfitieH IN the sale 81 nuhfiHs
trnca stores while au duty iu Alaska.
Supplies such 49, potatoes, which are
If unusual value In Alaska. were
dispersed ~ nt a profit and other
PRIV IsianH wvre purchased GO replace
them THE transactions cover "a
poriud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
lNJuREo wnilG coAsrIno

While cuassinE dop n y hiii au Wee
LET way near Twenty ffat avenue.
last evening. Lester NaHan. a seven q
year old hay cniiiand with brewery
vakvn lie vas 81 kea up almost
unconscious ~ Policeman JsR Nc
eiufE and carried u his home 81
sRs 1eslsr way His injuries we're
painful bat not dangerous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

Father Muloncy and Father
O'connor of the Jesuita Society have
been conducting revival services ~
~. MarY'e Catholic church for the
week past. They have met with
much success. After concluding
their work IN this city they viii
make tour OF the churches of
Eastern Washington and Idaho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
cZOLGOSZ
rs ANGRY

Los ANGELES May . John
CxolEosz. ths brother ~ Leon ckuis
kpsx. y 30 killed President Mckinley.
vas released from thr city Aall n la
morning. lie vas locked up before
President nea2eTeits arrival PIE
says he wld bring suit against the
city for false imprisonment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

vafHitY grounds. Their competitive
dfili viii be a feature 81 the three
day cncnmuWaut
II o. expected that this convention
viii BE- The largest ~ tho history uf
The lnnNN ln IhIa nlHln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

The GiFiss Gles C1nh 81 the state
university last Night concluded us
series ~ college entertainments fOf
the year BY an exceptionally we'll
rendered eaueert ~ Denny haiL The
club i composed - e girls Miss
Helm Il the director.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
MIDWAY
WAS BUSY
As EVER
Last Nights Business Not
Injured by Dynamite
Scare

Dynamite explosions dld but fttle
90 put the Midway cribhouae cut "
business Last night hu usual. the
halls of the apn wrre craW dad with
pien and linfd with shoft -skirted and
painted faaed women. Hat three
rooms were vacated These we're
thu ONES over which the explosions
occurred It Viii tHkc bat a fuw
days to wpalr tho damage aene hy
tue unknown dNnAmlttr
fNliye INVESTIGATION w the investor
lnus affair has fatled tn reveal anN
ciuo ~ tbs identify OF the nian Wht
set oH the sticks Uf dynamite Nes'
uIiAN marnInE several polite On.
ggiu have haeH working ga the case
hHt fcw ICES fHets hayp COME aut rv'
earuIar the HMair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
STANDS TO VIM
FIVE MILLIONS

NEW YORK. MAY adohu Hcul.
Toy, leader on the bail slda af the
cotton market. stands e. Win s. GOA. b.
eee a. feanlt of hiH apeeui8tions in
Mas aalteu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

lrCfigN sais ~ fine furniture
Tuesday. the tsih - MAY 81 % e
ahHFu az private reeidenee. 50
80 - - y 49, . 800.
Niii a~l on TIC premises ihs aufis
tents - eight nsll Furnished sesuMs
I'D sstH springs ufaftfFssss. e.
Tension tabtss elegant mahes any
parinF suite upfisht piano Ia
splendid tuus ard good condition.
rockers. Maas4sf carpets china
siAxs. faEn ns4sttHE Furniture eu
rtwW Monday Afternoon = g
fRitkrFton q %, aucispueefn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
BANK ClEARlNGS
LIFE SAVER
rs DROWNED

NEW YoHK. May -Pafraluan
James Howard. the winner Of a
scora % medals for rfacuss and ex-
pert swimming NAa drowned ia aix
feet Of water yesterday near Ran
daiis ISLAND He took his tao nons
for a row wheu a passing steamer
caused q swell that overturned the
bat lie rescued one boy and diNad
for the other. hut bscame sstansied
Ia some weeds and Sas drowned
Tha youngest boy vas also drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

Sunday viii probably bo the iBat
uf HiHitiHN the bnttleFhip
Wisconsin iiuata leave pier q hourly
from g &. m LaHl uaat leaves ifeHz
rrgan at H.lh -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
Reosseslt IL Comma

And Ns have Just received large
shipment - Noai bunting and retiou
naEs u all sizes Write for prices.
Fresisriek Faiits ga cnluffih ia -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

NJ II y
The charter faf she IsanEshore-
mems ana RIFWfrs' AFso. has ar
rived. and there viii be : meeting
tomorrow eve. az O'Clock At 90
Western avenue. between Madison
and Marion. fef the election 81 Of
fcsfH aud iaitiation 81 members.
" CASSIDY,
Chairman PRO Tenn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

Stcawgr city OF pucbls arrived
this mufHius hef passengers which
numbered zsa were the fuliuW ins
elrrEymeu REV A. N reHuss Rev
J a.. Marie Eef n A. KoWen Rev
D. a. f1teg Who camo Co shla city
GO attend the paeine Coast causfc-
Eatlanai congress, uow tu session IN
the plymouth Congregational
church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
EXTRA GOOD
FARM

10 acres nrat#elasa. well -wateted
lana 90 neras cleared good orch
ARD s.r0om hauHe. barns II
head N stock . horses 2 wagons.
eullivntors harrawa md an farm
ina implements cream separator
and Hunicient cedar timber on the
place a. pay faf it. this farm ia a
great bargain and o. examine Il
ia a. buy u. yau cen have II ON
easy payments ur........fsfa Ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

ASoTnKN lua pi,o

ANifA EkA fAtt AttARE
IN HifTTEfk
The price % fenFy Creamery hut
tor has dropped again now We sell
the vsry FiSEHT BUTTER IS A
FOUND
WARRINGTON or IOWA
CREAMERY
We Want usf customers 10 have the
tenerf Thafs the Way ws built
our trade ard tt.a The uAy vs IN
tend % keep Ga Increasing Il
Fancy Fresh Ranch BsEa yuu can
always bus from ~, at NbalsHals
prices igst fuf what some Erueefe
pay fof them. and ali admit that
the C'nw Batter AtnFr u the emily
llars la the city where you can
always dspena on FritiuE noad
ssHs and fancy butter cafi iH
and Erl the iseusfi 81 the drop.
cow BUTTER STORE.
FsTFaf ana PIKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
nAIlslAINs nNIY

{ Fuam cottage large 3ot. Madinuu
street iefmh 100
ssraom cottage. queen Anne. : lots
isfu,S. iisea.
TAYLOR COOK CO gTs Arcade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
MEETS IN
SEATTLE
X. p. GRAND LODGE COMING
HERE MAY iasat

pNthiaH are planning an elaborate
program for the annual convention
OF tue state Grand lodge OF their o.
der. which viii be held in this city
from May 81 90 II. The branch or
Faulsatiuna, the 4fnikhts @ the uni=
form Rank, the fnihbunn Sisters.
aud The -. %. D. X. Will hold their
annual meeting az the Same time.
The knights ef the Uniform Rank
will pitch thrif tents Oh the old uui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

WISA~'H great nciatic and fflsu-
matte eradication wtN cure 81 least
- per cent - al thuan Whn are anfs
fcfirE from nHuHaiElA. srlntioe IN
nammAiefY. tu fact al forms Of
fhsurpaisaru. q destroys ths acid IN
the blood ere bottle. ana VERY Of
ten one-third u = bottle. effects =
permanent cure Il Il pleasant %
take only Is drops IN wius giass
% water three times 3 daY IL
does the work. and dugs u quick,
o. money refunded. price 81 - ~
mai II nsf - the gifE, don't -
north without Il X a. Winans
81 Ssw York BLOCK. Seattle wash
vfoItN lessons. Soc 1919 eth.
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90 20 splnnlns for bicycle repsLI.
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AUANH q tiiIINI.H-
81 NNAalInEfan IullllnE.

CHEAP tsss st - &c 81 rtiLnzsn ctr.
tsaig ~ uiinatNs ftFs go AsfteA asf
ttna - aaffffaaa sfrsat. tsfssss -
aasa u waefhiF Cgsas te1aFs Lag
ssrra sres Afssfsis
-------
WE caV locate you on the beat
homestead Ihnds IN WanhiuEtuH
We have some good farms faf sale
call on = II Casey. fss Pacific
block. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

TWO EXCELLENT buys
aaIt FiYs acres Of fine soil. handy
Ia the electric ear. TIA n good fiHiEii
barhs,oa IS minutes ride from the
elfy.
81 80 ltotsi in Wenatchee, fine 10
ahflaH. Nnad business chance. near
the Depot, room for 20 beds viii
make terms IN part. selling GA aes
count ~ sickness
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

ClassIfl cd Ads
For sais-ssai Estate

AVE utN1.
nH1of LIFE.
GEr a FuHU.
II nr oWn fn = heattF shefr faa HsFs
SOD SURROUNDINGS HHi fhu aassaaf g
- inHHlHa nnHHH an gnHT iHHHsI aHsnt
That lIata ia HHintsr Beech an ffs tsHs
tuu sIrrfrlr uHa. tts frsf place One ere
sfrfa iahu MHHhIHTt Hundreds q
famIifrs ere HIaaHH tn ana haiHains
tHIHea iafaa aaHiHHi tantI plenty -
eafh fdf eFtfFEadF. lHfaH - foot iais
81 fri fIa. 80 aua tiu1 si ~ dHaH and
e. mlnih ifnfass tult Hfra. - atiau
IS htFh aud healthy nsninE tasstiHg.
plenty sufG ard aHfsf. nice mflf lilafs
= huHi ffuHehek stores. tsiH i|tHHlass
siaseslAs. sffs Efsf5 Hna VIZ lsss -
Hsinlsr nraah l. happy Taka fafs -
Washinstua street fars ~ udsa iaf phs
dniiar fss NJ Wssf aatti a. alnet
81 Ultnier nraah. ~ t A ntWtsfahh
asuaf. $50 nastan uipfs
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ACNE. The Printer. ait Spring st.
bot lnd ard 8rd Phones Sunset.
Black sea- Indep. a 1911.
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No flies ~ feaf h0mr Nlth my vim
doW and door screens. 80 Mad
SIN. IhauHa Sunset. Main ttFQ.
IndrpsnaeHt. X lsgg. Randall
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sfa8o 50 arfua between Seattle and
Tacoma. 10 acres cleared % sores
siahhsd. good house. well Watefed.
$500 10 acres AZ Kent. nne soil. good
view over the valley
$500 90 acres IF choice valley land
between seattle and Tacoma 80
acre. in meadow. balance covered
with small brush.
5000 q acres ia berries IN the town
% sumner. all valley land.
FTETTE&6REN AaNEi.Gs
ftaum 81 naKwsii block,
n D. COT let and Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK OF
Paid up capital siso 600 ssreral bansins
business transacted , u. HaHs. ~
rres N, Ncniehrn. vice pres. l. TnI-
cashier. sxohanNv on principal elites Il
United stAtos ard Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

" NFFFWW IN W TFNFW
YOUNG woman 10 do general house
work IN family OF three; 1900 18th
avenue.
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Attornsyan.Lav.

"a HefIl50d. - wsssiasisa'' iiisiiisis -,
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Our charges are for material only.
The only college using an absolutely
painless pfoceaa-secret and exclu-
sive with u.
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Banks

THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Bank 81 seattle--A general banking
business transacted. deposits, "a
$50 .o0o. capital and surplus. $780,
ooo. A. Chilherg. pres, A. II. soel-
berg, vice pres. J. r. Lane, CASH
Ter Dec. z. H1aher asst. eashler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

Mts NJ. TETzLoFF gives magnetic
massage treatment. diagnose dis
ease ana gives one treatment free
every Monday morning Circles
every "wednesday night i6o.
Fourth avenue,
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FINE photoa. Ea cents a dcsen thls
week. : poses allowed. uTen sun
days, pooms, 2zii First avenue.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-04-23
Cash Business Brings Success,

No one appears better satisfied with
busine SIS conditions in Hood River than
Frank A. Cram, proprietor of the Up
to-date dry goods and clothing emporium
on Oak street. Mr.. Cram feels jubilant,
and well he may. During the past II
months his store stock has turned over
five times. This is record which
speaks much for Mr.. Cram as a sue
cessfnl business man, while at the same
time il goes to show the prosperous con-
dition OF the HOOD River people. Mr..
Cram reports that last Saturday his re-
ceipts exceeded those for July Sd last
year. And what is better yet, the sales
on the Saturday before Easter exceeded
by 500 the business done on the day
preceding 4th Of July last. During the
month OF March last business was 2IS
times better than the same month last
year. while during February Mr.. Cram
did three times as much business as al
the same time II months ago. And all
this business is strictly each.
S. Gillfillan of Seattle will be here
May l, to take charge of the shoe de.
partment in Grams store. Mr.. Cram
will make a speciality Of shoes after this,
and with competent salesman in the
person Of Mr.. Gillfllan will supply
Hood River people with the best to b
had in the shoe line. An attractive
featu ge about this store is the up-to
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are Ogden, Utah, capitalists. The saw
and shingle mill formerly operated by
the Oregon Lumber company at Ingalls,,
0re., ON the lower Columbia, has been
merged into this compaDy's interest at
Hood River.
At present there are about 30 men
employed in the big mill, cutting $4,000
feet of lumber day. As soon as pos
sibie the company will operate both
sides of the mill, which will give capac-
ity of 150, 900 feet of lumber per day.
The logging camp will be reopened this
week on the East Fork of Hood river,
about three miles above Winans. Mr..
Early states that as soon as possible the
company expects to begin making i'm
provements in the channel Of the river,
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Dukes VALLEY School Report.

Following is the report of tine Dukes
valley school, district "a, for the month
ending April IL: Number enrolled, Is;
average number belonging, l6; average
daily attendance, 15; number days
present, 2991s number days absent,
.SS; number times tardy, 3. Those on
the roll of honor for the month are:
Mabel Dodson, Edith Murphy, Louis
Rhoades, Maude Dodge, Vera Dodge,
Bessie Cameron, Della Cameron, Floyd
Dodson.
Friday afternoon was observed as
Mothers day.
Visitors this month were: Mrs. Car
nahan, Mrs. Dodge, Mrs. William Dod-
son, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs Murphy, Mrs.
Stanton, Mrs. L. d. Boyed, Eva Boyed
and Naomi Boyed.
OLA NORMAN, Teacher
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Married.
IRwIN-cHAMPLAIN.

+. A very pretty wedding took place at
the home OF Mrs. J. L. Atkinson, on
Tuesday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock,
when Mrs. Atkinson's youngest daugh-
ter, Miss Florence Booth Champlain,
was united in marriage to Frank Her.
bert Irwin. Rev. Elwin L. House, pas
tor Of the First Congregational church
ofiiciated at the ceremony. Ned Barrett
was Mr.. Irwin's best man and Miss
Pauline Benham was bridesmaid. The
bride looked very sweet in 8 gown oI
white etamine, and Miss Benham wore
dainty dress Of pink organdy. The par.
lors were tastefully decorated in Oregon
grape and Easter lilies. Dinner wa.
served at 8 o'clock, and at s: 80 Mr.. anC
Mrs. Irwin left for a trip to Southern
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-04-23
Mount Hood Lumber Company.

The Mount Hood Lumber company
is the name adopted by the corporation
which recently bought out the mill and
timber lands of the Lost Lake Lumber
company. This new company has been
incorporated with a capital stock OF
$400, 900. The officers consist of David
Eccles, president; William H. Eccles,
vice president; H. H. Rolapp, secretary;
Thomas d. Dee, treasurer, all of whom