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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-10
Nitrogen from the Air.

An old dream of the chemist is the artificial conversion into plant food of nitrogen from the air. In the latest de- velopment of the Bradley process, on which the inventor has been at work several years, special electrical rna- chine makes and breaks 414,000 arcs a minute, the nitrous gas thus formed from atmospheric nitrogen and oxygen being collected in water or directly com bined with potash or soda.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-10
Af1nourrcen1errf. A
s4s WEST MAIN STREET.

To those who have communicated with me. relative to the purchase of my Kellogg street residence, and to others who are desirous of securing a fine home in this city, I wish to state that I shall be on deck here during ev- cry day of this week with the express purpose of selling this property, re- gardlesS of it's cost. and the first one who makes me any reasonable offer gets 1t. The house has IA airy and we'll lighted rooms and all excepting one are finished in. hard woods; three baths and four fire places. See 'tad'' in the For Sale Column of this paper. Telephone 704.
 9-29-tf JAMES V. wAsHBURNE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-10

When you wake up with bad taste in your mouth, go at once to any drug store and get a free sample of Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. One Or two doses will make you well. They also cure biliousness, sick head ache and constipation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-10
UncIe Reuben Says:

I hev knowed a heap O men in my time who took Excelsior" fur deir motto, but hev allus doubted whether dey got along any better dan de men who worked right along six days in de week an didn't owe any back rent-De. troit Free Press. -.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-10
RAN A TEN-PENNY NAIL
THROUGH HIS HAND.

While opening box. J. c. Mount, of Three Mile Bay, N Y, ran a ten-penny nail through the feshy part of his hand q thought at once of all the pain and soreness this would cause me- he says, land immediately ap- piled Chamberlain's Pain Balm and oc- casionally afterwards. To my sur prise it removed all pain and soreness and fhn irai1lreAd raar~fs -aU eI.eA sfann
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-10
It Surely Does.

Massachusetts leads all the other states in boot and shoe manufacture. 'That certainly puts it on good foot tng."-Detroit Free Press
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-10
An Umbrella Sale to Marvel At.

No Umbrella sale we ever held can compete with this in point of quality and littleness of price. There are just 1900 Umbrellas in the lot, which we have made up most advantageous ly. Fine Gloria Silk. Prices that hardly cover the cost of the material. All made with ribs, sliding runner, steel frame, all sizes. all made, strong. while they last at 79c. Remember, we guarantee our Umbrellas to keep in repair free of charge for one year. YES, we repair Trunks in best man ner. We also have the best line of TRUNKS. BAGS and DRESS SUIT CASES at the lowest price in city. UM- BRELLA RECOVERING and RE- PAIRING with English Gloria from 45c up, warranted for best wear.
 Waterbury Umbrella and Trunk MT.
 153 Bank st, opp Waterbury bank.
 Telephone 119-2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-10

When Poultney Bigelow has sue ceeded in getting Canada to annex the United States that will be about all from him Baltimore American.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-10
THOMAS FENTOA. PROp'R.
PROF HoIIFY

Teaches every pupil 10 write q nns fapid. business hand, In a course of le private lessons and no failures. Aus Binds Of pen work executed in tha highest degree of art s
 167 BANK STREET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-10
The 4s~ sa.. New York Tailoring Co

Have opened their new store, at 130 North Main street, and beg to call your attention to their fine and large stock of domestic and imported woolens. We are making up gentlemen's suits. giy- ing a perfect fit and f1rst-c1ass work manship. Suits are made from $15 up. Fine Trousers are made from S5 up.
 We make a speciality of cleanino nressing and repairing. g.renovating everv shit and making it look like new. Suits nressed. soc; suits cleaned and pressed 75c. suits secured and pressed. S1. 5O. trousers pressed, 15c.
 We also make Ladies' Suits and gar. n,ents in the latest styles and perfectly +ailor made. Pressing. repairing and dyeing any ladies' garments. suits skirts, is also one of our leading sne. cialties. Repairing done at half-price
 Send postal and we will immediate. Iy send a boy to bring and return your clothes, done in first-class condition.
 Remember the address.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-10
The Oyster Season

The Oyster Season has opened. We are handling this season Rockaway, Blue Points and Providence River Oysters. We have also Open Large Long Clans and Es- callops and large variety of Fish. See our Meat department.
 FULTON FISH MARKET.
 262 Cherry street. Phone 213-4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
MARINE NEWS

The United States army transport
Dls arrived from Tacoma fhls norp=
ms ard q enaiiuz al the huukefa tp-
day. preparatory u her xa3 tAkS 10
!, ). - , ..s 80. 80, r...,...> ee..M -,
Ssat Monday the steamer ssfBffusi.
which ssa fssthafa an ffaHl The Taco
ne. I'm thfsv mnnths axs all take
this Seattle ilssftsh lszs ran. Frfsze-
lnH TIE HAgtts Hanssa. TIE latter
vziif ruu between Eeetstf sHa = stsi-
- island 10th vessels ar o. nsd
by the Hansen Tranapatta alton raiss.
fsany The Sentinel has been UNDER
going tag@1 worth q repairs
TIE stssmsf f.yrm called eaffy THIS
r1saFutns fsf she efiNass Her cargo
81 k1o tons sssf1alatef Of beer. lumber
and -four. The fna5of pssFsieu q th@
latter afttess Il Tot Siberian ports
steamer vaieaeia sailed At ,
o eiag 4 thts morning for San FRAN
cisco sha had 10 passengers aud
her usual quantity % cargo.
steamer city 81 Topeka arrived
thi4 morning from Eagle haFtssfs
= here she has bsea anchored during
the winter. Sis VIII bs placed on the
Akasmay run thta summer tAktne
the place u the Spokane. whigh IL to
- withdrawn from arr regular fun
ard Used entirely Rs a. excursion
bat.
Tbs tWosmaassa schooner seven
Sisters arrived ffem Ballard thls
nfagnlnE ehe ia leading cargo for
Nans ard nfli Haii FRIDAY u this
Nesk. Her voyage Nsit h~ watched
with 3 rroaf deal u interest BY
waterfront men. a. shs Il one II the
smallest hssats e attempt The TIP
The Z. = 4 =. Chs barb Ferris
:. Thomson sailed yesterday far TIE
Uundae hay eanu9rp with - tfsifH
OF supplies and materials and leo
= hits, Chinese ard tapansas fisher
fnAus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
!: LITTLE HAPPENINGS


A marriage license eas Issued this
ularulne Is Walter MaiiuWnets e.
saA Esther REID. = both of sesttis.
Another sten Vaa taken tet the fss
sfaae Of Thtra avenue At the mel
lnK n the city eannstA Asst rug n =.
me ordinance nlsteH{nE thE feaf s3s
-, hat b known aH The f4ppY
rlen. a#H introduced aud referred e
fbs streets committee The fssfaas
carries with it a Nidenlnk ut thf
street frnm YesirF way % Tine
street
me Ladies. "A society 81 The
XN4Iak fsrezhxtsaaaa Church VIII hold
4 banquet THURSDAY afternoon shd
evening MAY = II ahs church PAL :
Isfa ara olive. between seventh sHa
RAxhth avenue Reffesh utsnts VII
ae served and = program rendered
Mru pearl Falrnsafasf ees grant
Ii = divorce from = n Falfweaths
sr bY Superior judge belL Tits
morning Mra. Fasfseslhef allessa
dssertiaa and nou.nuHnpEt The
couple were married at Vancouver
II tsoa
Fsre started tn the from 81 the
Industrial sehaai conducted - MAJ
<ewsn II saeana avenue north HHa
uarr.san ssseat this neaa. The
hlaAS WaA e0nHend - the dry ness
8a ms raaf II the building And TIE
taasass = as nominal
John MarnlllEnr flied a auit against
Rahlss 4 schneider. THIS tnnff,tnH in
the enpsf6ur court. 10 recover ties :
eaa f4tr personal injuries sustained
NhlEa employed in a sAW Mil 81 szsss
bY tha defendants. which = = Ger
sasatlau. Marxllfgs8 alleges that fts
hand WAS caught Isl ftr $40 and
Aadly crushed LAST January.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
MIR. MURPHY
STOOD PAT
But Landed Ms Improve
menis just the Same

More than eight mileH Of sewers
will be laid IN the Ninth Nnfd dur
inH the coming summer The city
council last night ordered the work
begun on extensive sewer aNHieuas lfl
Fremont. laalana and IfeoktYn 4 sls
total east 81 these improvements
will exceed fias 600
The improvements ordered last
night include the huitduE of q esp
tie tank at the foot af iatnna az
suue Il a euat Of 81 $40 The lifaah
iyn and lsatoua sewers VIII. diHH
charge into this tank Here the
savage viii be purified before Il il
finally snptied into Lake unien.
The SCI eFai systems which wall Be
built include that on hfeoklSp av
enua aud ether streets. which u Il
estimated sill cost ttk.sna. the
Ewing street sewer. cost So 90. the
kiihaurns avenue aud ktihnufnr Axs
enua vest sewer cost $4,000. aud
the nlewett street sewer. cost o. zodl
Each rystsin serves a large district
and the whole practically eovvfh all
of the more oampaetiy settled part
Of the Ninth ward
Each Improvement was faxafH hly
recommended BY the sewer eofntuits
tee. AMI II waa some what surprising
that the reports Of the COMMITTEES
we're adopted and the work ordered
without n protest being made he
Councilman Murphy had been
threatened hy certain members os
the council that they would hloest
his wards improvements unless he
fell into line for the YRw garbage
franchise
Mr Murphy stood pat. but landed
his improvements iusg the aams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

STAMPED White Canvas TEaY
Cloths. good quality. frlnKsd. very
bazt, appFaNfiats designs q choose
fsuH. worth regularly ste each. :
t. II only. lee
qualities. sod stfenE edges choice
neat ragza5aas asserted widths
worth regularly g sad tszs per
yard g n II only. nc.
Workers White sai4e. regular
price IS haK t. II. lee.
Pure Castor oli for medicinal
uae. regular price tte bottle to
n. g
Laxative nrnfna Quinlns Tablets.
regular price sc hea. to II. lie.
Packers Tar soap regular price
rs cake $ to IL lzAe. Only I've
cakes 20 customer
chiiafen'H Wash Dresses. made
~ Eiukhara. aixHN 1. & IN pretty
striped aud checked effects al
good fast calars. special. % II. ~
a..
Wafnsnss chemiss. made Of good
quality muslin. rsuud yoke. trim
med with lace special. 10 II. Al
-.
wan4snss Sanitary Napkins. one
half dozen IN baK. special 10 II.
At fef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
DIR. JORDAN WINS OUT
SUICIDE, SAYS JURY
Detective Doidn TeSt6es at Coroner's Inquest That
Mss De Doe S Paramour Wished to
Get Rid OF Her

he had asked the doctor fsnoa Fur des
ing thie sob. Inc money was Tee
fua.d
IN. Jordan occupied the stand
nearly ali the afternoon. IL re
fuasd 10 tel 81 hIs relations Win
Mlss ne lice and invoked his eauati=
tullonal right ta refuse to anaN er
questions en several occasions. It's
testimony Wa bat little different
flom that given hY him lasi Statue
.ias. FVN new facts we're brought
aut
Ton Mulnsan. a private detective
u h. had h,en In the employ 81 Or
Jordan. waa a witness during the AZ
trrnnan. lie told of the fact that
pr 1aftlau uas in possession OF the
revolver the Friday hsfags the shoot
las. aud thai the gun waz uhleaaed
az that time
me nearing Wa concluded and the
furN sent nut t. deliberate At about
I o'clock. The verdict vac returned
hAIf an hour later.
nr tarsian smlied Ter The net
TIME In dags when the verdict WaH
announced. and left the mafg ue
t0lrllun his hamhoa walking stick
ard stepping with = isaetS atn,
The body u Mfs tiarleeaus has
been shlpned u her hue stand. Fred
A fVniehaua. Ai Washington =. g.
~ the iiaunev. Watson company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
MILITARY FUNERAL
FOR G. 4. r. VETERAN

=. n nattrnneli viii be burless
" It'll military haflaFs tuffsnrruu afa
fernaun b his comrades Of Iuhn y
Miiisf Pest. Nh 81. ~ A. t. Mf
Hsttsnftetd. Nha dtei al as fenaFm
street yesterday. wan an old resident
al seattle. and daftns the Ctxfi var
sefxsd fhFes years sn cn- II. -Four.
issnth 9hla Volunteer Infantry lie
NAs = gallant soldier aud was ~
VeTslY wounded It ghirhamszuns
tie leaves a widow. three sons and
tao daughter The q A ~ usen
Wifl assemble II the family fesi.
aeaee 10 attend tia funeral ct :
a. eloEk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

That Mrs. Mary Huflehaua died
- her awn hand This was The yer
diet u the eoHanet'a Jury which late
yesterday afternoon concluded Ha
investigation - ths mysterious death
81 the Woman Nhe NRa commonly
known in seattle As Mss Margaret
+ Re Hue. and II he Waa fatally shot
IN her naatua IN the safe Deposit
building. sunday ApfH sa
The attempt 81 friends uf the Weiu=
an 10 lay her death AZ hr ]. Eueeue
Iofdans deer. fallea, As the star
faneeasted yesterday Although at
enc time a warrant for the dactet e
arrest an ghaHge II murder NaH aps
plied fog the prosecuting attorney >
otfsee vas Unable g bfins forward
testimony e UNFOLD the theory et
foul play
The most sensational testimony
given Al the inquest yesterday at
ter the star went 6 press vas that
- NJ ~ nalan. a private detective
lie took the stand tt deny he as HE
arm haa attempted Il hlaekmail nf.
1ardsn out ~ szasse by threatening 10
bring cut damaging facts At the inz
quest
poIan stated while o. the witness
stand that His firm had been employ
81 IL pHueuHe a man who Neala mar
~ the woman and take her OF hr.
JaFaansn hands naian stated that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
ANOTHER VICTORY
FOR ARBITRATION
Strike of Brewery Workmen Avered by Conference
Between Employers and Employees
Wages Slightly Increased

There Wiil be no strike Of the brew.
ers and brewery wofkmau on puget
sound. After many hours Of neeoti.
alton ali differences heretofore exist.
ing between the brewery Workers
union ard the Northwest Brewers
associations we're settled as confer.
enee held IN the Tacoma hotel, NJ Ia.
coma. last night. and today new con.
tracts for two years are being signed
up by the brewery proprietgrs aid
their employees.
Hon1rs were easy. practically
when the negotiations were finally
completed. The men get slight In
crease OF wages. however. brewers
being given an Increase 81 81 and
brewery engineers one OF q cents per
week.
The settlement q ths differences
between she brewery owners and
their employees IL another victory for
State Labor Commissioner Biacbman
and arbitration. The utmost good
feeling prevailed during the negosla.
tons and mutual concessions were
made.
The scale that goes Into effect to-
day II practically the same as that
offered BY the association two DAYS
after formal demands we're made BY
the unions May /. The settlement
was prolonged owing 10 the fact that
the unions we're sudeavorinR 10 se-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

cure m eight hour Instead Of nine.
hour day for the Yardmen. ard we're
holding out for absolute recognition
Of the union. All the brewery work.
err unions Is shs state As@ t.=.ss ~
q the Seattle unions. For that rea.
son Il was deemed proper that all tbs
breWeriea should apply TO Seattle for
sii help needed.
The association members maintain.
Cd that they should have the pffvi.
lsss of hiring men from the branch
unions az Tacoma. Olympia. What.
com and Everett. 30 long a. the men
could lie secured IN those cities. and
the unions finally conceded that
point They also Yielded the nine.
hour day for the yardmeu.
At the conference the BottierH'
union was represented by Harry
Hayden, the Drivers. union by An.
drew Wiilera. the Hrewers' union by
Frank christman and the Yardmen'a
union by MFR Haedman. A dozen ~
the brcweries Of the state were rep.
resented BY their pfoprletors.
The scale adopted Is the same AZ
that now IN force In California. Al.
though the parties 20 the contract
Old not sign Il until today. II went In.
to effect May 4 II IL ns follows.
brewers. 10 and 81 per week. bot.
tiers, fz.s0 per day. yardmen. e. 81
per day; engineers tgzb aud t3.7s
per day. drivers $50 per week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
MAY
RECOUP

The city council. bY resolution. Last
nlght authorised The corporation
counsel To institute proceedings In
the courts t. collect damages from
private persons and corporations.
y hose uesiizvnee has led 20 large
Judgments for damages beins Sc
cured against the city.
In many easss where judgments
are secured against the city Ter
damages resulting from defective
streets and sidewalks. private cor
pufafionH have really hueu at fault.
and the supreme court af the United
states has held that shtis the person
ininrad IN such eases may secure
damages from the city. the city ma u
iu turn secure damages from the
corporations 81 persons whose hees
llguuen WaH the real eauee Of the
original action against the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
from Asylum 10 PRISON

Dave Carroll Who was convicted
81 cattle Htebliua iaat fail. and who.
after sentence. WAH found Ia be In
aana and cent u the aHY inm. has ~
covered aid ia now IN the Waila
Walia penilantiary4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
KRAFT rs
CRAFTY
ALLEGED EMeEzzLER FOOLS
SAN FRANCISCO POLICE

Harry Kraft. the ahseonalng agent
Of the local branch Of the Pacific
Coast Fishermen's union. has sluded
the San Francisco Police aieuths and
80 far haa successfully evaasd cap.
sufe That IL the Information re-
eeivsd today In a letter received bF
Agent AiveN from Secretary Hglsn
Of the union, who il stationed ~ ths
California city.
Legal red-tape IL said 20 hBvs
been respSnssbis for kfafts escape
He was appfehendsd IN san Fran.
cisco last Tuesday. but tbs warrant
for his arrest had 70 be obtained h
Seattle rs the crime WIS committed
in this county, The warrant couit
not be sworn out here until Wed
neaay morning ~ the tlfae 3
reached San Francisco. Kraft has
escaped.
Three detectives had him sur
rounded In the residence OF Mrs
Cook at 1881 Folsom street. but h
escaped their surveillance by sofu'
Unsuitable method.
Detective Eagan Ia now trying q
find him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

szzineh Arrnure EiamiHe Dress
0oadE. n black. also navy value
g.. st Sic
Ali Wool French chaiiies. IN a1i.
ii stripes and polka dots, faius
- .sss.s~ ~. ~ss..ssoA - -OS
HElkuya EHea ureHzInE Ter WaH
ans ladies' shoes. - Kind for lee
fYomsna Gore Front usfarus.
Patent tip. light weight salss. oon-
eAks heels value %. fuf go
tz=lueh Coianed Table uIlclafh.
value sc yard. special. to II. lie
yard
lzzinch Shelving olleioth. IL all
eoiafa. value &C yard. special. %
II. si4e yard.
boys All Wool Knee Pants. in
ehevsots aud tweeds. dark patterns.
nlxsn I 70 Is years. regular value
&c. 20 II. tge
Boys. Sailor Blouse sulta. iu all
woal. rsa serge. our TOO value. 10
close out. % II. fer sisS
New Crepe Figured kimaaus.
full length. open front. plain coli
ured. edKe trimmed special. 70
II. tizs
New Madras Figured kimouos.
deep cape. open front. fun length
inserting trimmed cape. yoke and
head Of flounee. special, to H.
f21f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05

CIas sIfled Ads
FARMS ron BALE


noHT MAt.TnY. so New York blk.
STOCK AND DAIRY FARMS.
No. 10 A@tsa aeFes. rich river bottom
land. saesilent location good bulid-
lnEu. farming implements 20 head
of stock tIo.soo.
No. SCOT 20 acres. all cleared good
huilalnEss very conveniently laeal=
ed tssnn
tracts Ia the White Hiksf valley
handy 10 the tntsfufhan. GOOD
husidtuas teb9d
No. te0a go acres best river bottom
land. nicely Iocated close to small
town. 20 miles from Seattle. house.
barn. running water tia1a
No. t05o so acres 100 cleared. nice
creek. poor buildings. handy 70
creamery. ttso0
WATER FRONT PLACES.
No. teo6 81 aeren. fine land siopiug
down to a Mic. sandy beach orch
arsf % 100 bearing tfees. eemmad.
ioas ia.roum house several out.
buildings. OUTFIT Of tools. team
egss. chickens saiihaat and ruWs
boat. too
No loss its aef~=. facing nies sandy
beach - acres bottom land. ball
amer lsNel upland. IS acres eleaf-
sd orchard q Too bearing tree
small fraits. Hzfoan house. large
barn. ehisken houses. mail and
groceries delivered ~ house daily.
free NJ charge. fisaa
No. fozV - acres. facing uirs beach.
niaau to small town. ! area clear
ed. Tsfaam house. tiefe
y I e y n o u = i NEAR 0nEES
LAKE
No. fais-=le aeres. well Improved.
nice trout stream. afshsfd. g.
rspem house. several ontbuilainE.
fzsH9
Ne "a. 4 aerrs. cleared and fenced.
1sruam house. tie
NJ Eets acre close 70 car line. all
Ia small fruits, small hauHs. nss-
sfai astghuIIainEs sfTfa
LAKE WAEuISGTNu%
No zeoia acres choice ~ater front.
81 high state ~ cultivation neN
a-ream house large greenhouses.
Ne tsa4 e AeHsA overlooking the
lake highly Improved. fias ig.ruefu
residence. several uathutldinsu. nice
orchard tssa
OTHER SMALL. PLACES.
No f6THatfz heHsH rich clay loan
sall - anHsH cleared. = pasture
oFniaaf5i uf 80 bearing trees ell
kirds - small fFzsts spring Natsf
ssVA ssruafu hUusF barn tstAt 49,
sFai aass9ssllslaEa team waauaR
- - 49, 80. - - >OU
fsftalnK implements. hvasshaia
furniture. I uass4 I head NJ EaanK
stock tss Plymouth ilaeH hes.
ssaffthinR gnsx4 price Tor fss
daNs. IieAa sIsat cash.
No. ias& F1Yr acres a. fsafeunh
nAHE. ssasa
n. iass r acres al seea Land 50
aerss cleared small house. seNefs
a. aathuildinss orchard. small
ffultn. running Watet. one mile
fFeu High se hsai team, harness
COWS. chsrkens. nntfs II spots
svWrYtntuK gees. sifss
Ne iaet ltas Ne~n @~Atfis ana Ia
earta. 90 acres 20 improved good
0ufhuslaiHRs fsue orchard. running
water 1850.
NJ. tgsz-ia acres - snnnfdale. e.
rxson hutzss- small barn. tire
Ma. sse 80 acres. near HNwten. t7ea
Sn sst-s acres. water fsssus. near
lgraNmss lite. partially improved
10 sgut cash.
M 81 Is ACRES. near Eunnydate
small haune. tsoo
n0uT. MALTBY. 40 New York bib
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
ss-.~ ..- ~~

! >s~ 1922 -sAW s....s
and sauaeFE. worth Iae pair. Wei
uezsiax. S to i. fee IAaif
Imitation cut siazs Berry nsxs
choice Il several designs. warul
70 and IS Wednesday. i 70 Il. *
lae each
stran cuffs. Wednesday, tell
e Yair.
Double Wire Cap Manfel, wsrY
strong. TO II. lse each.
WomenH Jersey Ribbed ccstnn
Vests. high mecca. long Eieeves,
pearl hilfton& superior flash and
quality regular price &c. special
from to II NJ live.
WameHs Past Black Gotta
Hose plain or ribbed top. Aansls
Toe and heel. superior saallty. sYe-
c4si from : to II af lie.
special for business Pxor7e-f
Day Book. Ledger. 1 Journal. ~
pages each. sell regularly for -
each. special. sc. OF sisa psr set
Of three
Bend Writing Paper. Sc kisf ssr
itc. Wednesday from ! 70 IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
L/NEMAK PARKS FALLS
go FEETFROM A TREE
Several Ribs Broken and He susans Severe Internal
Injuries

Parks was rendered unconscious
by the fall and byatanders and fell
low employees carried him TO the
office OF Or. u. G. Bates in the Cie-
toria hotel. lie there reRained con.
aciousness and curHory examina-
tion showed that he had several ribs
broken aud had probably sustained
serious Internal injuries. lie WIS
removed 70 Providence hospital,
Parks is unmarried and about 81
years OF age. lie rooms az 200
Eighth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-05
Hafbofrnasisf's Report

HarhaFuasfsr Jensen xiH submit
his report ea lseai shipping for
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WILL MAKE
n PROTEST
East Union Club TO Discuss
Yaw Franchise

Members Of the East Union I'm
provement Club viii meet tonight
In their hall Mt Twenty second ave-
nue. and Pike street 20 protest
against the Yew garbage franchise.
A great majority Of the citizens
living IN the district represented by
the clubs membership are opposed
TO the Yaw franchise and are I'm
favor of municipal ownership OF a
garbage crematory.
RESOLUTIONS viii be adopted az to-
nights meeting recommending that
the Mayor veto the Yaw bill.