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New-York tribune., 1903-05-11
CONVICT AND EMANcIPATED NEGRO.

NJ Nev-York delivered the annual sermon before
the National Conference Of Charities and Corree-
ton In the Baptist Tabernacle to-day. DR.. Park
hurst compared the case OF the convict 10 that OF
the ernancipated negro upon this point saying in
part:
TIL. instance OF the convict is In principle e1-
acti,s ruhat occurred in the case OF the blacks
Frnancpation pushed the bolt for them: 1t lei tneu
- ~, "a The Sunshine. There great deal OF
herosm in the of the war. North anu
Soutb nut there not much sta ateSmansfii MP III
rhe construction of the peace, and one or the
-sdicaI mistakes made was in supposng that after,
ire, he coored mans condition altered the colored
man. that letting a wolf out of a cage doHesu-
Gates wolf: that substituting coat ana 49,
for zwaadlinr clothes makes of an infant a man.
and that emancipation not only relieved the slave
or his fstters but qualified him to be a citizen
New-York tribune., 1903-05-11
MEDICAL MEN TO MEET IN WASHINGTON

washington, May 1o.-The sixth trienniai session
.. tho Congress of American Physicians and Sur
80 zriII he held In this city on Tuesday, Wednes-
- 5 Thursday of this week. The meetings viii
,o,- an Tuesday afternoon and on the evening
= mat day the president Of the congress. Dr. w
NJ Keene will deliver address Sixteen So
a,d associa tions Of specialists will be rep
cIeu,ta5 and most Of the discoveries in medicine
s,,rgerv In tie last three years viii be dis
cusseC efCd.ntifcafion and isolation of the smallpox
the .n~ead of malaria and similar diseases
germ IL oi.tto and The value Of number of new
by s tne i 0ter eight hundred physicians are eX--
sei'uhs- =. 1rs nresent and in addition there viii
pecteG eG-eeoentativee 80 from the army and navy ana
Pc Mariae Hospital Service Each OF the s1SIee
W ;+s annual meeting during the week
New-York tribune., 1903-05-11
FOR 4 PEOPLES PALACE.
Enthusiastic Meeting at Cooper
Union.

Under the auspices Of the Peoples Institute
mass meeting was held last night at Cooper Union
to further the movement for monster building 20
be known "A peoples palace or sort OF q civic
parliament An organizing COMMITTEES cf eight was
appointed. and many Of those who attended the
meeting signed cards promising TO contriocte 70 a
building fund. Rabbi Joseph Silvernan. on discov-
ering that the large audience aiie 20 sing orly
the first stanza OF America suggested that the
curriculum OF the institution embrace the
teaching Of things that 'ugnt 10 be popGlariy
known and not taken for granted
Charles SpraGue Smith. 81 talking about the plans
for the institution, said:
What should We do? fake leaf from our enc
mics code. meet Orsanzation with Organization,
and merely stand on the defensive An army
that never attacks loses heart aad discipline.
How The elements are al at hand elvle Or
Interests. abound. but they are Unrelated Heiate
them; form Of such non7pctlcal o[gan,zatS1s ss
ton. ths CITY club the West sid- Association and
a boyf Of other organizations and from coed citi-
zenship generally body either delegated or erect
Let every constituent oEganzLi9n prssesvs isi
Iu mo pendence 80 mat "tSsIs 81 srae =, re-
point Of open war. uniting only IN face oI me
few points and constant association would lead 70
broader union with new bases e ssrsernsn1 'l sgS
the whole aEG become for the first time broadly
democracy would be reDressnted in this COMMUNITY
by interreIstei bodies the civic parliament
mating. jeal9Usiy safeguarding the pubic tights
and liberties vigilant the nomination the ap
pointucnt and the conduct OF public servants they
would gradually restore TO the suffrage its vaiue
and arouse the inert citizenship TO civic life
Frank Damrosch believed there we're thres ways
obtain the establishment Of the peoples paiace
The cOr1munity at large could build it in rational
way several rich might be persuaded 70 club
together and subscribe "a 4O00Oo s5Oo00ao. the
people VINO wanted the building. both rich and
Door. had only to say TO themselves. Lets have
it," and they would build II together When Te
raise 10000 90 10 the rich and tell them
We have made sacrifices. and they will willingly do
the rest" he said.
Professor AGophe COhn. Of Columbia. said that
X is better that the common people should be in
dependent and that the building should be built
alone by them II il succeeded. il would be
demonstration Of the financial power OF the com
DeO-le-
The Rev Thom-s r Slicer. Rabbi Joseph Silver
man. William n. Baldwin. ir and others spoke IN
favor of the project and letters indorsing II were
read from Jacob Gould SchuTman. president OF
Bishop Potter. Mayor Samuel NJ Jones OF Toledo.
the Rev Dr. W. 5 Ransford- George Foster Pea
body John De Witt Warner. the Rev > p Cad
and J. g. Phelps Stokes
The COMMITTEES on oreanization appointed Is son-
Professor J. p Clark the Rev. Thomas r. slicer,
V. Everi5 Macy Frank Damrosch. +. X Arens
and Robert Hunter. of the University Settlement.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-11
TOWN ENDANGERED BY FOREST FIRE

". a.,,aging forest fires in the history OF
aIio % .n1heny mountains has been raging since
IL, ,oorling above Dunlo, the big coal ana iunlper
town in this county. At $50 o'clock to-nlsn' n,ue
stason is felt for the safety Of seVeral camps
app - u,bo were in the great district which
Ssd been swept the ane a some M nee % 'ff ff0m % i
have peflsIlsu - me ire and tfciiss nave
e received from them tneTf , Is terTbIe fry ana
flames cails o - ,asn woman and child IN I1unIo
a. ss out doing everything possible horE " Of fehng
town Iron Of the flames were checnen, .t pra ys
vii ,iT require vigilance ali hsht - Ae
cCntrUl
New-York tribune., 1903-05-11
GARDINER C. HowLANo's FUNERAL

The funeral Of Gardiner Greene Rowland. gen
eral manager Of The Herald who died Sat-
urday will be held at his homs No. g East Thirty
hfth-st. tomorrow at 10 d The flags OF the
Union Club. Of which BIr. Rowland gov
ernor and OF the Racquet and Tennis Club. the
Century Association and other clubs. Of which he
was a member, are halfmast.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-11
EIGHTH TYPHOID VICTIM AT STANFORD

Stanford University. California May 1o.-Fostsr
Ely Bracket Of Washington. D. c.. a senior in the
department of Latin. died to-day from typhoid
fever Brackstt had been down with the fever for
mere than three weeks. Brackett would have
ceived his Bachelor Of Arts degree this month
Funeral services were held in the Memorial Church
this afternoon. and the body sent TO his home
in Washington. Brackets death Is the eighth
sulting from the epidemic Several more deaths
among those i'll expected.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-11
cHeFFEE INsPEcTs PLATTs6uRe.

platsburg n " May l0Major General cha:-
fee commanding the Department OF the East with
his aids Captain Lindsay and Lieutenant Harpef'
has iust finished an osiciai inspection CT Piatfs
burg Barracks.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-11

&ATfO.S OF LETTER WRiTERs--ihe So
postal receipts OF Eew-York City TOT tiie nD.
sr, ss cornnared with April 1902 increased almost
New-York tribune., 1903-05-11

The twenty second annual meeting OF the Actors
Fund of America viii re held at the Savoy Iheatre
next Tuesday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1903-05-11

sug,,s-us Thomas has sailed for Europe
range for the production Of The Earl Of Paw
t,,eket In England and ro=siby in France II may
be stated that the play he Vas 20 write Tor stnat
TSorScn ..The Education Of MIR Pipp. VIII Be
completed and played In this country by a much
Younger man than Mr. Robson
New-York tribune., 1903-05-11

Tonight the dramatic novelty I. The Run
aways" at the Casino.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-11

A singer named Miss Edith Helena will appear
ar Keith's this week She is said TO reach tEe
highest note ever attained by the human voice Tar
outdoing the famous soprano. Sister Mary Jane
sba initiates a violin meanwhile going through
the durnt motions of playing one so that the
audience a. first supposes 1t * the fiddle they hear
paFn-a ebe ca ne into public view she rOUghed II
on the plains Of the Great Southwest learning 70
use A Iasso with great skill. Perhaps that Is no"
she got the top note
New-York tribune., 1903-05-11

WHERE MATCHING is NEEDED.-Friends OF
Charles a E3oyrton. OF Washington. now the suIei-
irtenGsnt Of the Eastern division Of The Associaie
I'-ess are telling story about the way ne war
c,,ce -ec,rnrnend.d 10 The throne Of grace by MS
,oung box The youngster is just in knickeTOoche
Gnd ie brigf; beyond his years He is lohe ."
original ideas and sticker for accuracy o1 -,
Y.~.s-ioo the course OF his neNelalS'
rar-e. became Paris correspondent Tor the f
r-or of which he i now Of the most PoMei ~
factors The boy was here in Washington "nsh hiS
fathe went TO Paris .rs one
tn rsJe cf9ar, said prayers regularly aho osIs
-5rh1 lust before being put 10 beo ne aropt, ~.
his knees and made his usual supplO~a -
Ion lord he prayed bless grandma ano Id p.esS
zrsndpa Be llsce and good 10 mamma anu .S,I
f.ioss Trsra-wiloa there. better watch MIN psruei
lar h@'s il Paris you know. LORD
,rsTfO,y OF LETTER WRITERs.-The gross
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
o.! AMC nE
HARTMAN
May Want Fuel Oil for His
Locomotives

That z II Hartman. the railway
magnate. proposes to buy up much Of
The expensive oil land at Kayak. coal
bay ana other parts Of Alaska to sup
ply fuel for oit-burning locomotives. Il
logical inference that can be drawn
from the fact that an expedition Of
engineers IN his employ start north In
few days on the steamer Albion.
The steamer waa sold yesterday 10
X. Treadweii. Mr.. Iiarrtmau's oil aK-
pert and engineer.
When seen this morning Mr.. Tread
well was ayarso 90 discussing hla
plans.
The trip viii be largely IN the nat
IRE Of pleasure excursion" he sald
s'aud uaua but seven engineers and
other employees will 80 north ON the
vessel. ] bought the steamer because
I needed a vessel wfth which I could
reach any point that l desired I do
not know how long I shall be gone
or exactly where l shall 60
Those matters will have 20 be de-
termined aFter We get there"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
SOAKED
PLENTY
Juneau People Got Even
..4 -ss.. s-4. -. =
MIffI u afIUtaof

]. Yea Walthzmasu. n klxffhaa
caunt wbo Is touring she Wofia. dos
not like ALASKA. lie Fata1Had y~@
saFaay morning On the steamer
Hum holt en- Faste 50 ean kfaHefse7s
lie &ent II JausNu on tho last trip
II sha city Of TotakA. skp~ctins 20
spend 4 euuI summer n tha north
It sze0n became evident 20 the gold
huasefH IN the mining town that TIE
ratiu1 mas fire. aith rs Money
Nothing 81 Juneau vas seud enough
for him and hs WAH not backward
IA falling TIA eltlAngs -. lie eUsss
nlaln=a - ths hotel enasnntssfattens
ana elnassily affirmed that there
was ~ opportunity N Jun eAn Tor a
gentleman 70 indulge hlfaHslf BY get
tinz fti OF his sherAslH
uat Acs0Fdlaa 70 tbs statement
that Count watfhauamt5 made 90
passengers on THE Humboldt The ep-
rssfE unity came II last. Tha count
thought he wauld take q short cruise
IN a yacht lie vas aeaxfst a we~k
Whrn he came back the owner
charged hlFa g. zoe foF e..
In fhe face ~ all the fapastn the
asf4uka had prev iasnlY H1a1a he
could rat publicly object To the
price. hut ~ was 50 aisrssxfed that
he fpssk the first staamsr ana Hsllef
esfs4f hWnFsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
GOLD FOR
100 YEARS
GOV. coNGDoN OF BRIT
ISH YUKON PRAISES
THE KLONDIKE

Net only wiil tho output ef kion-
dlke geld be larger this year than
iAaf but the country VIII support
thousands u miners for at least 100
years. In ths opinion of Fred T.
gunaion. governor Of the british
Yukon. lie was one Of thu passea-
gers Of the steamer Clifford alftou.
which brought the first people cut 81
Dawson 10 the foot OF Lake 10
large this spring.
IN an interview IN the NbaEway
Alaskan. June ]. he said
THE cleanup As Il has progressed
thus far gives promise Of a large
output. In fact, there win b. work
Tor hundreds ~ large mining con
Germs and employment for a host Of
tHturfuE men IN tho rtuusffEe tuf
more than loo years To Cunr.
The realiKatiuu Of the fact that
the cleanup this year Will excel that
Of last year. and the uneoNcfinR OF
vast areas Of new ground sufficient
Is rich for the use Of machinery.
has encouraged the people OF uaWs
non TO hallsee that they have a rich
and permanent country behind their
city.
Governor Gonadun il IN skaeway
to meet his wife and family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
DAWSON FIRE COOKS
A $4,000 OMELET
Plan of Spectators TO Corner Hen Fruit Comes TO
Grief BY Burning of Warehouse

Carol The \. A At co. Shaw
i Mofean. clark \ Menrefvau. the
Mcdonald Trading Gomp4n y. the
Dominion Commercial Company ana
4. . Wilson.
Tho big Canadian government
ieitY Al the head II 10 haFga II
practically q failure. The sands that
accumulated filled the channel the
lefty attempted 20 make and leo feet
Of the iettN uHa washed away.
Mere than soa people hssisisH thou
sands u tons af freight are Nafttns
At white ttofaa for the 0peuink Il
na0IEatiot. That viii probably oee
eur before June rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

Aorardtnx te an aftsFneen paper Il
locks very maeh a. II there Sgaht =,
q bar fire AZ ksnamelaN Il aamshassx
weala start ele. aaa aeeeay would
Pat Il cut
W. y II says 10 sut married tae-
vanss tis fell in lowe and essidn't fsli
e4At AxAin ..Bat IN apiie uf all | an
tssfsstiy hAepy.# hs says
n.Stses - ~ victims q the feesnt
Arsxona claaabarss have ben Fseev-
arsd.
The bride Il Jane often iseSames tbs
grass Sidew af sepsemeaF.
A rressvsr faq ths unltsd states
EAipbaaidiaM Company has aesn asked
Ger IN Trwnfoa. y. J
A freixhs locomotive expiesisd hnt
kfi1ssi r4resnah nalassY At LIS Aaxaies.
Eagtns@r s4s terribly seAtaed
A little earthqtaa Re Vas felt n CALI
ravnta last aixht nstu.t anauat u
much.
Arrara strikers captured q copper
EMIL IN taa ArsseuR nsiaes-
Lord noshne hid says there = ahsssz
i1tals ~ feeling - atstraaaI - AWsfts
!. = s--
fhs yuuux man was tast = s'ssisfzsf
Ant ne picked eos = s1safs thaas
@snnsr
But Ne who pet hops
In hssFNe racing tape
8adae H5En'f eat any dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
BIGGEST
CLEANUP
ON RECORD

BONANZA. =. T. June Especial
Correspondence The biggest clean
up ever made from q iiha amount 81
dirt In the Klondiks has just beer fin
iahed. The four Ia vmen OF - above
bonanza creek have washed no tatd coo.
Their oieauzups have been twelve In
number. The greatest one Of all was
lsat Sunday. the amount being ts.eaa
II took four strong men TO carry away
the gold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
G0ND GP0R7
Races al the Meadows
Were First Glass

Probably s.eoa people went u
'-fhe Meadows yesterday aftnFttaeu
to Witness y hat proved to be q sea
son Of fairly hixh class sEaft.
Ii VAS a day for the lonE shotn.
only tao faNnFlts@ getting home In
front 1'Amm. who WA quoted a.
high a. % to / IN tine ring and who
went - the post II i 70 !. rounsd
hanss IN tha Aeeand. making = shass
81 his field and bftaatns taY - the
meru hers Of thu fair ST who hAed
him because 81 his price and who
knnw nothing Of his past bad PET
forusanese
The hurdle race ssas the feature Of
the card. this bvsaz tna frat opppr-
tuaitF local sphsta have had to see
thu timber teppsrs on = local track.
rhh race itself resulted IN a ding
dong fialsh h4fwssn roagisnsis. the
fA2afite ard Air. baae. the latter
hAa af3z a neck tbs beat Of Il under
the Olfa There we're ~ apiIiM 70
mar the sport and the public. with
this rase a. : pattern. viii iaak for
Wan1 10 tbs neakly jumping event
with renewed Interest.
uniY one incident TRANSFERRED 70
suaS the tAYH Hpart. II earufFet IN
shs ..,sI &c. Rna rsss..ltea u =
-. - - - so - - - 2
xossl rnaaxY siineY II. Hartiss..
one q the starters IA the race. sent
Grassy At the pest. presumably from
TOO big a sant 81 DOPE. lie raH
away a msla. and then. Aafare -
could BE- made 10 face the barrier
again. he ran awaY smother mile.
Judge EgberI thsn sent tha horse 10
tho stable.
! ThEa w#s a htxhlY proper pruceea-
ing bat Il Was nat All that should
have been done. The Judges should
have declared al bets of and A..
fn~t1 = minutes fer 3 new hauk
This vas not dene. however. the re-
fnAludar ~ the field hetnk cent
sM@y II Fas stssas iea Fias sAz hssk
ere - the hAA actor 20 whistle feg
their e0ln. and the other players 70
rsfoiep That their eaAneea q win.
niEx bad hsen Ineressasf ~ The ar
binary act ~ the Judges in Femov-
ing a competitor.
FInsr RACE ST. furieuzs. fpr ..
ysar-fstds snt up
nj aorrisssr. - 70 !. ilnisa 10.
FIRST
Kanrase. Second.
Hillary. third
Times Ia
SECOND RACE Thrss4aartsru 81 A.
mile. fss a-ynar- oEas
Tamm. Il - i csraan up. arst.
PIAZZA. second
Mover. third
T1me-ila
THIRD RACE rivssrsxhfs 81 a.
mite fer ssyesr-elds ard Up; selling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
8 MME RUN"
GAMPRHZ
Billy Gets a New Name at
Recreation Park

nnly camphgt actually made a home
run at llsefeaiisa rsfs yesterday AFT.
ssaeen. a. usual he hunted the ban
and as usual would have been caught
At nat bat sammy yisnsus. ho VAS
IA SINNERS place At Tho third he's
vas too atrons. sammy threw the bali
avay u afst and ltsss returned the
compliment bY throwing II away at
thira. Meanwhile Campbell iuRds q
beaa. ifHi sprint around the haass
The fame Waa Wau Is Portland be-
cause the visiting team punched few
httz while tha Iecaia could net hit
ike IntIsf effectively. Hssnpia. huss
ever. pitched aba AZ eassd Kamas
0nt u four fimsa At bat be trapped out
eua single aud beautiful thrpssbsa-
sar The ngare hs innings
Seattle sszzs4 .sss.sss. . . eel 81
ruttEaad 5a5 s=sss5asz 50 : . o :
Tits seattle 7 Portland : issfu4a=
seattle 3 foFtisnd !
OAKLAND. June 4 Sacramento De.
feafsd Oakland yesterday Ia two
iHuluH game - a srpre - ; %
los ANGELES. June u san Fran.
elsae defeated tsas Angeles yesterday
~ seeFs e 10 ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
Il RAMD
So DugdaIes Babes COT q
a Rest al Portland

PORTLAND. June IL TAIN stopped
the Portland seattle Pacific National
League game here ia 1ha Hlat half u
the third inning Yesterday Seattle
had two runs and thEns men GA haasH
when the game Nea called
HroKAkn June & @apatnne took
the Tigers u Tacoma into camp yea
terday aftaFaoanl aeofss Hrakans J.
Tacoma 4
BUTTE. tuna Il Lee Angeles lost
the third and last game Il the butte
Les Aa2elea series Go Hutta Yesterday
afternoon b. a score u : TO &
uEf.NNA. June ls@NiaHp pitched
IN he ttelana San EraHaise9 asfna yes
to-day aud the visitors set bat shs
hit. suofx ttxlena a san HfsnetHea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

DAWSON. June t-tspeelal ces-
trsfana encv Property valued At
ss1.eao Was destroyed ~ ffe here
this mNfnlBg. A peculiar fact Waa
that tho ereatesl toss Was o. egaNs
more thar siO.eaa worth 81 the hen
fruit having been ruined. Tile eKss
bad besu stored In r. g. Wilson =
Warehouse. where the IRE originated
BY = pool Of GAMERS who we're t1Eufs
tuz On holding them until they could
be Hota at taauiouNlV hiEh nrteeH
sust before the opening Of uayizas
ton.
The heaviest losers we're sawyer s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

Rev. John o. Rust. Of Tsnnsaaee. ae-
pornpanied by Mira Rust. arrived IN
beattie last night. The congregation
px ths First baptist church extended
q unanimous call To Mr.. Rust 70 be
come pastor of the church He came
ksFs on a vfAit 20 meet the c1nere-
cation and look over the city before
accepting the Invitation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
GREEN LAKE

Do you want = piece of property
with n splendid nine room house.
and eight lots, within one block Of
the lake on the a6uth side. that Is
under a very high state Of euitiv-
alton, and has SUFFICIENT auaiifca-
ton to produce living for large
family This place has rot to be
sold If you viii call within a few
days and look this property over
| viii name n figure that is bound
to satisfy You.
A. LAWRENCE.
90sis Second avenue. cor. Marion.
ON BEAUTIFUL QUEEN ANNE.
One Of the most elegant residences
In the city. built for a home. and
money simply iavishsd on the
place: this n a very elegantly APP
pointed place. and the figure r. 10
moderate, that II you are loddauK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

weeks aga AID shortly nfte4waft5 atif=
ferud q mia stroke. which NsA Tot
lowed n few daxa later hY a sseani
and a third. which caused hts death
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
DEATH OF
CEN. M COOK

DAYTON. Ohio. June Il General
Alexander Mec0ak retired. died At G
clock this morning from paralysis.
lie eam8 frgm Washington three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

for MafnataiuE sNAFA nice i -
heaaf - Esit yssi, ss.sea tAksa u.
A. LAWRENCE
gotN Fscoud avenue. cor. Marion.
JOHN DAVIS 6 CO. - Fna Ave.
s-aess traes. 8 sniaateas wAFk ffum IA.
veanA Park; this lard Ia sseslles,
snll fot fruit ana would saaha fine
eldehsn ranch. saap. Pries eniY
nNa
we have y asrss. . minutes waik
E fsusn wasstlsnd sta. Green Lake car;
corners On to county roads. - rods
o ooss and . the other. would
be ysry assirahls piece Ter euttinG
tnte taers tfsetn Thare Is 2ns
stream "a eates runssinw shroueh the
eenssr and The and IL choice. vel
asAp,sd for hsrrie. rrice eniy g 80
asres west at The tewn II Columbia.
is7s per acre.
/ block. xaxae. % ssna near Spruce,
sraud yisw q lake. this biloxi Is per-
fsotty Level and not = ssaup 90 it.
ehanee for soals one to double their
ruopey by cutting sato lots. Price
taeo
Lot elrioo on Harvard avenue near
Republican This Is very sheses
lot for the price. r.soo.
Lot sania. on soth. aSrth Of Ysstsr'
al atreat improvements Ia fine view
Of lake. would ssll hall. Price o 30.
.svs have lots Ia al parts II the city,
priced from tts up. Cali and sec Is.
We have several snaps whsre par
ties. EolnE north. wish to mako a
quick sale.
JouN DAVIS q co.
~ Second Ave
z.5W SALE tfaagn cottage near Md
Inan power house. on easy terms
fA0 Is Arcade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
A Word from Josh Wise


woman IN Hoaskcn lost her voice
- the result Of having tsash usiil.a.
fow al the men are trying u Krt
their wives 10 ytzlf tn ssantlat
Deacon Maiirts is ntsr.fnw large
RIG ~arsH - hls hss -M1ssar sfs-
eshs Exhumsr
Search FOR TIE hGdden aeaa a. Prank.
" ". +. has beeu ahansfouss4
oafy sfx eialrVeYaptn have been To-
rated 40 far who knew ali ahastt ths
trrwbie what was eoinx 10 happen in
e<ryts. ione tins ago
Nearly mFflIor dollars worth of
prop~rty destroyed BY ftra IN business
part 81 Rochester y. Y.
Army transport BHforf f. 70 BE- over
hauled and repaired at Frisco.
Ths star Dust man vas wranK when
~ said sarvla's new nins vrax named
FarasvrNysvH r. ssseais have been
KaraxYrrvsvtteh ard not Carrie
6sorEswitch. Finally e settle q ne
asked Servtan friend - ours. ard he
said be didn't Karedamuwhlch Il waE
He might have kept his temper. any
way.
Some say that the revolution IN H@i-
xrad@ vas Just case Of ssevta
right"
The flood crisis IN ST. I.aula l. be.
fisved 20 be over.
TIE serviau trouble may net disturb
the peace n Europe although II has
ssftatsd Httis piece u Il all right.
We cant help thiakinn about the
Funny king KarajiREsrwfteh.
Dawson markets have not besn 80
Exhausted since tses as they are now.
The Star Dust man received this
letter IN answer 70 the challenge % the
rina County Laureate 70 fight a duel
with George T. Thompson % Coupe
willie. who wrote n poem for this col
unn some time aRo.
Dear 9. y M--Ths Tsaureate seems
~ be rrIfflsd. Replying to his ehai-
ienge ~ the 9th must inform him
that ! asn nat very good ~sitA knives,
sAaNfft ere tstHt1 Atta F'sheA NhftHAtsfs
but they say IN our office that 7 ear
beat the record for adIectives when
ever I make a "pie"
J think therefore, that out ~ con
rideration for the public and your.
seif we had better eanfine hfra n
poetry.
= 81 have = poem on the WAYS
now. and will launch her In \ day or
two GEO. T. TEfOMpauE.
Here's the new servfan ministry
uoRanaVakumaviaci fib1uarka
Observation-Disclosures ovRpaIanzokvicso-
Rlnlavvfckovle sststhiuanunirs-s.teso .st--.
Towards the last the type melted. but
we die ths best we could.