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The Washington times., 1903-04-25
MAGNIFICENT HOTEL
TO FRONT ON THE NEW
UNION DEPOT PLAZA
To Be Erected by the Will
lard Company.
TO COST A MILLION OR MORE
Options to Surrounding Property Held
by Raiiroads-Harnony to Be
Preserved.

Not content with having expended
$1,000, 000 IN the erection Of hosteIry
that viii always be d source of pride to
the citizens of Washington, the Willard
Hotel Company now contemp!ates the
erection of another mammoth hotel, 10
front on the projected plaza opposite the
new Union Station.
The plan has progressed so far that The
gentlemen interested. including practi-
caIly all the stockholders of the Willard
Hotel Company. have secured options on
the four squares that viii face the plaza
and have formally discussed the charac-
ter and cost Of the building.
4 FiIeproof Building.
The hotel will be freproof throughout,
built substantially, though not expen-
siveIy. and conforming IL detail Of arch
ttecture to the general scheme of the op-
posing Union Station. One of The officers
OF the Willard company stated this morn
ing that such hotel as was contem-
plated could not be erected for less than
100000 while the cost finally DECIDED
upon might reach $1,09o.Q0O, or even
more
The new hotel viii be so constructe ed
as TO cater chiefly to what Is known Is
the intermediate" trade-namely. that
class which cannot afford the highest
prices. but nevertheless demands first
rate accommodation Suites viii be ap-
Dortioned consisting Of from cne 10 five
or six rooms and bath. with prices rang
ing from s. ana $S per Gay up The ma
teriaI used VIII probably be brick, with
stone front
Controlled by Railroad.
With the two new streets which will
be opened up as approaches to the plaza.
there VIII be four irTegularly shaped
unimproved squares facing the plaza
The property Will be practically under
the control OF the railroad companies
owning interests in the Union Station
The Washington times., 1903-04-25
Twice a Widow.

Mrs. Ru5herfuFd, the bride. is the
widow OF Lewis NJ. Rutherfurd Jr, whom
she married in June 1884, and who died
in Switzerland in January of 1901. At
The time OF her marriage 10 him she was
Mrs. Samuel 5. Sands
Mr. Sands was killed in an accident at
the Meadowbrool, Hunt Club. near New
York. in 1859, Mrs. RutheTfurd is me
second daughter Of Oliver Hartman and
a sister OF Mrs. stephen Il. Olin. Mrs.
William z. Travers. Oliver Hartman,
jr.. J. Low Hartman. and j. Bori-n
Hartman,
The Washington times., 1903-04-25

High tide today ay-...--.----..-.12;41 A D. u.
High tide tomorrow ~: 55 q. n, 80 p. NJ.
Low tide tomorrow e;56 a. n, 7:I7 p. u.
The Washington times., 1903-04-25
confers With Mr.. Hay.

Mr. Takahira, the japanese minister,
had a conversation with Mr. Hay today
o7er the new move of Russia, with a
view TO having this Government and Ja-
pan act in harmony in seeking 10 pre-
vent the re-establishment OF permanent
Russian authority in Manchuria. While
the United States Government is willing
70 exchange views on the subject with
other powers, il prefers 10 act alone n
communicating with Russia.
TIE attitude of this Government is
shat he Russian proposals threaten nos
only the trade but the territorial in
tegrity of China, and representations
TO that effect viii be made 10 the foreign
ministry at St Petersburg. Nothing Will
be done hastily. however. as the matter
is much too serious for any action thai
has not been given the most careful
consideration.
The Washington times., 1903-04-25
Washington to Act Alone
in Communicating With
the Cars Government.
To Exchange Views.
Course to Be Pursued by
Germany, Great Britain,
and France Not Known to
State Department.

Evidently appreeiating the concern
felt by the United States Government
over the decltnatioa OF Russia 10 with
draw the remainder OF her troops from
Manchuria until China had granted Ger
tain radical concessions equivalent 10
placing the province under Russian con-
troll, Count Cassinf. the Cars ambassa-
dor. has sent assurances in writing to
Secretary Hay that there IS nothing in
imieal 10 the interests OF The United
States in the Far East in Ruszia's at
titude.
Count Cassini asserts that the course
of his government is designed to prevent
a repetition Of the Boxer troubles. and
that the pledges made by it TO the
United States that american trade in
teFests would be respected and The terri
toriaf integrity OF China would be pre-
served are SIN IN force and viii be
adhered to.
The Washington times., 1903-04-25

Showers and cooler to-
night; fair and cooler to-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
HARD TO
EXPLAIN
40 W MAYER PULLED TIE
wool ovER CITY DADS uYEs

aomo members OF the city coun=
81 may huvo considerable trouble In
explaining how thoy wero aa easily
duned IA allowing John i2. n Mayer
$4,000 damaHoa, u uupthH ago, for a
broken kuserean nlleard ta have
been sustained 10 "a fail pn Fourth
avenue. near Seneca street
Mayer II nov ia iail nl Astoria.
ore un charge ~ perjury com
United Ca trying to collect damages
from that eity cot the same iniAff
alleged 80 have hrrn sustained b
him ln Seattle A. a matter 81 fact
the corporation eounHst now has m
formation which Councilman Flyers
of the old council had u months HEus
tending GO pfuNa thai the broken
knes asau WAS not sustained either
la seattle of Ia Astoria. ~ tn aevs
ural other places where Mayer vile
has several aliases, mss tried Ia rql=
icet damages fui IT, but az rofne uufe
uftur Go hts appearance in this CITY
There are several peculiar cirCums
stangpH surrounding the payment &C
the claim that are unexplained. This
Old council pfeeedinE. adopted tiss
COMMITTEES report signed bY tlYefhi
JaWs# and Taylor recommending
that the claim be aheited. aud that
Mayer be- fnysvd 90 set Judgment ~
the courts against the city v be res
cciKei anything ga hia claim, A
couple Of mouths later. The nee
council aetlnE On u report tfun the
claim committee. 90 which James
aud TuftuH were Htill members set
tied the claim Zoe t1Qae.
uf Limerick az the board Of hsAita
examined Maysfa knee and made
AFFIDAVIT that he was permanently
injured. at the time the claim Vas
MED Rid DF Cflehton. member -
the council. later examined the In
jury and also reported that Il was
uf a PERMANENT nature.
Juhn a. iinrs and T. -, Hughes
were Mayors attorneys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
FORMAL OPENING
THIS EVENING
Royal Restaurant Enlarged
and Elegantly Rsiur-
nIshed

The Royal Restaurant ~ 40 ftrsl
aNeaHs. upon which thousands IT dol.
lars have bsen expended IN refufnish-
las snlnrHlnE aud decorating. vii be-
formally opened e. the pahiis At the
rsEuiar dinner Nour THIS evening"
The Whole iuteFlaF ~ the nuiialns
he's practically been rebuilt and ola
natfuua viii scarcely recognise the
placs a. heihe he did itoyal The main
dininH room aud the annex. which have
recently heen redseafated and fsfur.
siahsa are a. Car the haudaemsst W
the city Perhaps the meet pieasinf
fratufe % the nen TofaH espeelaii,
fram the feminine paint 81 Niss y
tho second fleet which has been trans
formed into series 81 elai1nfnteif FUR
nirhsa private dinius rooms. represent
los fhe American Turkish. Dutch
GERMAN and EnFiish Hssinss thee.
theirs aff numhff - fmailsf dluiue
fnams ~hieh ean BE- thra~a Into one
Large banquet pariaf The third Floor
rili also be- added So The Royal IN a
ffu weeks. faf use a. private ball
fiium eud banquet hail, Tor ihe ars
eniumasiaiinn ~ PARTIES and reeep
tians. a. which the management vii
eater seattle rili fiten tsssast - the
only complete establishment ~ ne
klnd ga ths esast. Aaln oHs whose rep
ufatiaH f1F feHrsftahilitY and first
fiasa a. re ~iii - lsaiausif guarded
The cuisine wlii ~ o. chafNr - She
highest saiaflad aud meet eompstsnt
ahrf In Seattle
uiHasf ~tii b. served ffssa % thiA
rxsnias dufiuF which fine musical
pfaFrafn eiii 10 rendered. An cxrep
iianaiiY fine dinner wiii h. served san.
DAD -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
MARINE NEWS

Steam schooner seauola was piac-
ed on the ways at Eagle Harbor.
this morning
Thomas I.affan. a marine fireman
who has resided tn this city for twn
years. died q typhoid pneumonia
at the Sayside Mission hospital. this
morning tlis family resides ~
Shields. Eng
The excuraion steamer agakaa~
completed this morning one Of the
finest trips she has ever made TO
Southeastern Alaska. The tourists =.
who came from cities all over the
United States and Europe. numbered
70 Excellent views were obtained
Of Muir. Taku and Davidson glaciers
The steamer Excelsior - due to ar.
rive IN this port tomorrow from Cop
per river ard Cooks inlet She viii
bring the first news Of the winter .
work In the Marina and other districts
adjacent 20 Valdez
The santa Barbara arrived this
morning from San Francisco. Her
sasze sss=!@ts4 ssssss.sF - rel ss,sssi
lumber. from Eureka, which Will be
shipped 10 the Orient on the Iyo
Maru. which sails from this port
Saturday Of next week.
The Boston Steamship Company
steamer Pieiadcr arrived here from
Tacoma this morning, She VII sal
for the Orient tomorrow afternoon.
Steamer Sewsboy. which has been
chartered by stracey a Co, 20 make
voyage to Kayak. with machinery
for the development 81 the firms oil
properties NJ that place. will arrive
in this port THE evening Ahe has
in tow the old schooner Oriiia. which
will be converted into n wharf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
A STEP TOWARD
GREATER ATTLE
Chamber of Commerce Is Investigating the Cues
ton of Annsxing fire Prosperous Suburbs

John nushcn a resident OF West
Seattle. said that he believed the
majority uf West seattle rrsidenta
are strongly tn favor Of annexation
aud viii vute fof It provided they
have some assurance from Seattle
that the suburb aernHs the hAY VII
gei generous treatment Ia The mat
ter 81 improvements, aud especially
in securing cedar river water sup
ply
nuHheil submitted a report 81 a
committee af which he Il q memhrr,
appointed hy the West seattle I'm.
movement club. settinE forth the
rrarana Why the members OF the
committee Believe IL VIII be haNuns
tageuns 10 West seattle 10 be an
nrxed 90 Seattle Among the ryaHons
they submit are che following hdt
VantaErs they hape a. secure by an
nvxation cedar river Natef ffef
text books in public schools. ffes
mali delivery, tmpruN emrnt ~
streets. city hEhts. SEWERAGE. the az
suranee of being part - the
county 90 Seattle should the city b.
aggregated from the king county
government aud all the bs-lrfitH ~
being a part ~ the ieadinE city ~
the state without lncurtinE any ei
ita present indebtedness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
YOUNG WOMAN
WANTS TO DIE

WHfFnifoRaE. June II Especial
correspondence on thr fret steam
sr. the hifton. 20 arrive from Dawson
thia season NnH MlHa Erickson.
young woman p years ~ Hgs, who
shortly after tsakinK Dawson showed
signs II insanity, lies mental cHHai-
lion grew rapidly rnfne. aud a. tinse
ahs became violent Near the entrance
OF Lake Ia harEo SHE mnde several
attempts a. Jump overheard and wa
aais prevented from accomplishing bet
purpose b. prompt Hetion an the part
~ tho passenger
" bile crossing the high bluffs At
the portage near WhitehofHH rapids
Miss Erickson attempted ~ throw her
self duNn the eliffH aud n required the
combined efforts of faur msH o. re-
strain her She viii be sent 20 Seattle
faf treatment after q brief rest 10 the
hospital here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
KANSAS CITY'S
INSPIRA TI0NAL
MUSICIAN
UNRESTRICTED IN MUSIC SHE PLAYS THE MOST
DIFFICULT COMPOSITIONS OF OLD MASTERS

mrnta she siVes a wonderful initas
iiaa - fail orchestra. atiinafeidsa
aHa sith 3 blanket fhFusn over N.
kHfs rhs j. ahts g. piaf mnaf difiii
cult riAAasE rufnnarft IONS
ksse Edwards says that several
years asn during = Acre storm. sns
aat down a. the piano from shir b
before she rad never been abis q
draw am music Shs vas frightened
a. fhs STERN and usrsaaEly ran hef
hands up ard down the ksYs sud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

At a meetipg Of the special cham
ber 81 Commerce committee. appointed
To Investigate the matter of anneNss
ton % seattless suburbs Co the CITY
proper. It was decided yesterday at
ternoon 10 push the annexation ptVps
osftlau Ia view 90 securing an vNz
preston IN the near future frum the
reoplc In each uf the suburbs Il II
proposed e. annex.
The lekAi phase % the question
wMa considered AZ length and u was
found that ono fifth ef the voters In
the last regular election might pro
cure an election 20 decide for 81
akainst aaneNa ttan Ia the suburb at
feeted On presenting a petition fof
an election Ia the usual manner
tcSeph Shippen whut has made a
nratlal Investigation IN rvEafd tn
annexation w ballard GcersetoWrs.
south raFk. south seattle aud West
Seattle. reported that he had found
the business element in each OF the
places almost unanimously in tANef
of annexation. hat that the polttis
cians and offireholdcrs who reap a
personal benefit from the local city
and town governments are opposed
C. L and viii fisht Il 10 the bitter
ewH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

KANSAS CRY. IuHs 40 -fHrt1 .=-
Mas Edith t.vsiyn Edwards rha i
kuuN - Kansas t1ty's tusuifat iah
Musician. IL AttrastinE thousands
hY her queer power In a waY shs
has taken the place - Blind TIN.
y h1rn she rivals
Without any musical eftucattan
and unable "a read a note, she plays
IN the very spirit ~ the Old masters
One of her masf dif'ieait frafe h e.
rlay hath The piana and organ 81 the
same time with the I've tnrsfu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

n,a tesan 81 ,,o. Zoe music which
allie save. seemed to oaf. her away
60 ahaihgf world. Then this -afthlt
sphere became blank Her fanny
surrounded her. bat sha was not
aware 81 their presence. Finally the
tainted. aud when nho awOke the
power had gone Several WEEKS
later the strange power returned aud
once more her Ringers produced Won
drrful music.
Following hor London engagement
she ia about tn mako tour Of e
weeks in America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

COpHNHAaEN. june "a Grown
Prince Gustav of sweden viii visit
the Worlds Fair al 81 t.auiH
LONDON. June 40 TodRNa court
circular SAYS that when Prince
Henry Visits the Worlds Pair at ~
Louis. next NeaF. hs VIII So tn
eoKniia and will tuar America. IN
Guiding the Pacific coast
ST PETERSBURG June 70 Acs
eurtinE 60 the Nnyee NFemYa the
ses sase Ainsss bauk has bstn aus
thorigesi 10 open u branch az San
Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
hoops STILL
At JAcKS0K

LEXINGTON. Ky. June - -Ths to
e0mp@eisS ~ miitia ~aa brought lett
and White - laA hers have hssn ~
leasea from sutg al ufrs srfft 70 their
homes today orders uisi ~ aivsH 40
aay fer ths dikpaseI ~ ths trueps mat
are g. remain on Ksard At Jackson
uuiH altar ths special term - eaarf
thsFs - iaesstiEats the burning ~
EWeua hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
PROSPECTS OF
AN ATLANTIC
FREIGHT WAR

NEW YORK. June 20 The cen
ard line has served notice nf its
withdrawal from the passenger
agreement of the North Atlantic
conference, Il has already rvsoded
frum the freight agreement Ne Is
predicted among shipping men that
before the SNOW flies there will be a
passenger aud freight war between
the Cunard tine aud tbs HhippinK
combine 90 European business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
Will PROMOTE
COMPETITION

NEw YORK. lane - -Ths TASTED
states steel sarpara tian and me lads,
psnasnt manufacturers haxs decided
70 psrmit al parties to uffsr rFuisscts
la fars ssn ssag@sis @ithaal ,ss.sa 81
+ .5as. 80 - =
spea This pHts sash Ia pvsitlaa 70
ea1upets Independently IN Essues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
MITCHELL rs
OKERWORKED

INDIANAPOLIS June p President
MiteheH - "a ffem asFf ssafk and ear.
~. ard has been fogeed q earesi his
irrmsstsSte efSAEtfuents In ths last %
aavm ~ has TIA WEED SFs4 niisg ssaait
sr1rss - spec hFH And hsid a dnzsn
important eanfsfsnesa. sleeping emily
NbSn ~ travelled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

Mr. Edward s,tssds vita spsn ths
1.eaehf p0fk naeiiiah fsFnafreS after
nnon sth a cautinasas vaudeville per-
fuFmaHer NJ shiaida wlii give
aiEhliN pfFfafnanfr throughout the
ussk aad tse ON samdaf. Aftsfnassh
and sseniuK 81 lhniaFh the atmmeT
and change che pruNram even wseh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
MAHY HURT
IN 4 PAHiC

HAMBuRa. June lo.-whns ne
saiEzf Nas unfgiiiuE n statute mere
today the barriers restraining the
public broke A aid scene Of dis
order enrued and ufany wsrr
crushed and tFodden under foot An
ambulance removed 50 injured per-
sorR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
LICENSES TO wgp

Fired Mackenzie. sa. OF Seattle. aud
Emma NJ tluhhin. ~. 0f ballard. q
lloilaua, 20. and Marie nfaoeHeio, "a.
both OF Seattle, h Palmer. ~, Of Coz
hmhia. aud Laurence spanning. 81.
% Seattle. Fred Marvin. Sc. OF apn-
kane. aud " Mceurdy, -, pf Nalln
Wallaf Frank HnaakH - and Annie
ChediH. is. both Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
SURE CURE FOR PILES

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause Itching, this form, as well as
Blind, bleeding or PfotrudlnR Piles
are cured by Or. no-aan-ko'n Pile
Remedy, Stops itching and bleed
lng. AbHorba tumors 500 Jar, at
pruEEiHtsi or sent by mall, Treatise
trse' Write me about your case. Dr.
Bosanko, Philadelphia. Pa. For sale
at the Quaker Drug Co, i0is First
avenue. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

NJ H. Hoop haH bsau missing from he
home IN Everett since Inst Monday.
aud wife aud friends have asked the
Seattle police to help find him. itin
wife ia uow Ia Seattle. Hnap IL O.
fchfH Of aHe. IL chms o. Seattle on
business Monday Hnd since that time
nothing has been hrsrd ~ him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
THEATERS


MGR. Maansrink ciesrs hrf snsAgrs
nient ~ four performance o. The
Stulssafunesa - usraliins az ths
Grand tonight This house piil ~ dafA
until turs - when 81 - sethsrn
cl,rns thfrs nights suEaEs mrnt IA his
sslegeasfui rias 20 / We're kinE tip
brings his whels New Yefk sumpAnY
viii him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

flftt excursion 81 tbs season, The
new steamer Walsh viii ieaNE Gal
hraith aork - ? = ~. sunday June
81. faF Tauogsa ard Olympia tiofd
music. seed beat #n1 good time sss
mancd eNrfa ttoafy ftntHa tftN 60
1'acoma. taf. 60 Olympia. fip8 go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

First excursion ~ the season. The
new steamer Walsh viii leave GAL
brafth dock at ? a. m. Sunday June
81. for Tacoma and Olympia. Good
music, good boat and good time as
sured everybody. Round trip 20
Tacoma Soc to Olympia 100. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
TALKING
ABOUT IT

VIA uas buy = Plane rea mar cen.
sIasr ard decide a. msseA as soa wfii
be dlscussles@ sHa resolution are
wssthlsss aniess thsF ~ feiiewssi ~
Artian- YOU setpatiY have to
fiane piaesa in yeaf hefns its s-sf
b Illaan q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
POPE FEELS
ENCOURAGED

ifsfAfs. June 20 The pope iiaH *.
pressed q desire 70 consult with an
American or English physician re-
gaFdina the cosiiVcncsa to which he
H. subjected His holiness has been
greatly encouraged Stree hearing Of
the cure Of Lord Salisbury recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

Tommy clancy. one 20 the best
known sporting men in Heattir. IL
at Prov idemea hospital feenNsfinE
from the effects ~ surgical opef-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

''Serihsra Lights wiii stys wef a.
Tempest fasssd At the Fhirf Avenue
tauisht Fna ueN flecv requires thu
fuil stFsHatb eF Walter stnfnFaH CON.
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

The Dakes semrsag hsae farewell 20
seattle On . matlsiss Performance ~
A tiiidcd teui fhls attsfunon. ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

You're purity safe
bcttin int IN fell
Ter THIS always
buyin' rs cent
drinks fer his
friends. kicks hard
when his wife
pays moren IS
cents fer a corset
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

CLEVELAND. MaY - faqeciAt -
cel ntenzrd y nets. ons - the nv
eeibnslz 20 The sAiVagiea Array Ia tina
eaanins and eho la ne commander -
ths ARMY ln u states. efth haaaguer.
.,s-s - t.N-rss 81 esssssz.s,
Ntfh raEatFf ths nsaaHtairs = Ten
ssass II 9TH tak~ aatsn ~ sis uasn
etth htn aud suf saFs anuna fhs
e.sslf whites ~ ser4etsfs - 60 500
very ntfie caTairf has b-eu usea ~
the army IN this tamMtfY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice is hereby given 60 all whom
u may concern that q special meet.
ing OF the stockholders OF The hide.
pendent Telephone Company Ga cor.
poratiou Of the state OF Washington
viii be held at the offices OF said
company nj tine City OF Seattle
Washington, on the s2nd day OF
June. ien3. at 10 o'clock o. m. fos
the purpose Of taking action and
voting upon the question OF incrcaa.
ing tho capital stoct OF said com
pany 90 one Million Dollars.
Seattle, Washington. April 2bth,
1903.
W. ID. kfMBALI.
JAS, II. HOWE,
II. ". HINE,
s, n. CIAIPOoIs
Trustees.
s.. II. CLAYPooL. Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
q snnna n ~ usuu q
STAR DUST:

The following lines are BY the
head pilot in SOCK house and are
dedicated u;
The Man With ,hs'H Hose
Cross. issgsd. he sits aad courts the
public agaFe
In hotel tgbhirs. or most anywhere
his IL "a careless yet appeaiinK pors.
Loudly proclsiintng pipe these
lovely hose.
His summer sais and i'ashlonAhhs
hat
Are "a ne mode. he's sos the styles
nut h~'s bot satisfied. unless he
shows
a Wide eSpanss OF asshy summer
In erow dsd ears Ne tscupie~ = seat
Sad gives the stsndlns thFung q
sassy sfwaF
Ry hitehiag up his trOasers. well he
knows
The Iads-sin@s value Of hts hess.
leu So him en- vstandas. In the
PARKS.
Exciting any number 81 remarks,
HE'D ocenrs q pulpit II ne ehnke
To show eonxrrzA sien stylish hose.
lie wears I'm striped IN green aud
rink and red.
OR there arr clocks aui POLKA dots.
instead
Ane b. assured that everywhere he
gusR.
eomshow h.Ii show his noisy sum
mcr hose
Grover Cleveland says that he
hasn't quite made up his mind
whether b. wants "a ftirt With The
presidential irhinlng OF not.
Modern wooaFuen refused 70 adj
mlt Texas and New Mssico into it,
rRnka ...-.............
London REPORTS say that the ru-
mar % the abdseatisn ~ The saitaa
OF Turkey eAnaaf be verified
Dawson advtees are 60 the esfeef
that the cleanup this year viii BE-
from three 60 Ave millions mofe this
year than last
The pure food act approved b
congress viii 90 into effect July 1.
Circular letters % that effect Arr
betnE sent out BY she government
The fssth anniversary Of the
evacuation - valley FerEr 81 The
Cnstsinsatai army, was celebrated @s
Philadelphia
The neriin .sFsnsnie Rluebrard-
wns sentenced 90 death for killing
four husbands.
Ne Must Decline
The star Dust Man has been ash >
ed 70 address a Wives and Mothers
club on the subject Of mAtrimony.
but he must decline NE has AL
Ways been a r%aee-iovinG IRAN 50
far IN his mad. boistrous and youth
fai career wifhai and does rot feel
that now IN ME declining years that
ne dare venture into the uncertain
rsairsir ~ public sr--echmAkinz. He
might be misunderstood. a. other
greet rnsn before him have been.
OF course his suoirsty also eaters
into tho consideration.
TIRE crown prince Of Denmark
not 20 Be oufffoue By the crown
prince 81 50 edes. says ne VIII visit
the ~ Louis exposition next year.
Ftrsi American child born In Guam
was a giri-another weapon for nag
efng women.
A enhte revolver match hefwaes
United states and France viii soon
BE- played This style Of san play
ought 20 Be adopted In Kentucky.
A chorus ~ fke0o sang IN the st
Louis sasngerfest. iuat closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

W. c. Benthuyaen. editorial writer
on New York world STAFF. r. dead.