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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-11
SECOND PRECINCT
HOLDS A CAUCUS

At a caucus OF the Republican dele
cation of the second precinct of the
Fourth district last night, nominations
Were passed up to the district caucus
as follows:
A. NJ. Brown, Sheriff.
j. W. Pratt, Assessor.
a. J. Campbell, Auditor.
w. T. Rawlins, Attorney.
Joseph G. Pratt, County Clerk.
Left open, Treasurer and Surveyor.
Supervisors district: John Lucas,
John Ouderkirk; (at large): Mark P.
Robinson, A. Hooking.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-11

The second court martial held over
Sergeant Miller has resulted in a miti-
CATION of his previous sentence to a
simple fine Of $40 without discharge
from the National Guard. Miller is.
however, reduced to the ranks but
saves his Federal job.
The court martial was reopened on
the introduction of medical evidence by
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-11
MILLER SAVES HIS JOB.

Miller tending to prove that his alb
sence from. the Camp Mckinley outing
was involuntary The plea was not
laid stress Upon, the defendant relying
upon his apologies TO the court for his
former behavior before them 70 secure
a mitigation of sentence. a. R. Cum
ha appeared for Miller, Merle Johnson
acting as judge advocate assisted by
Assistant Attorney General Peters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-11
German Warship With Four Hundred
Men Aboard Is Ordered to
Beirut.
Continuous Reports of ConfIagrations, Massa-
cres and Encounters Coming in---Mace-
domains Rout Turks.
ASSOCIATED PRESS oABLEaRAMs.

(AssooIATED oABLEuRAMs1
SOFIA Sept 11Reports continuously coming all
quarters OF and The causing alarm of
war being imminent though hopes still
Powers will intervene and avert desperate issues.
PERM, Sept 11The forest of Perrin is
burning while many reported between the Turks and
insurgents
SOFIA, Sept 11Sx hundred of troops have been
routed by Macedonans Yeltepe.
BERLIN, Sept 1-The German warshp Motke' with four
hundred men, has sailed for Beirut.
CONSTANT1NOPLE Sept 11.-The Vail of Beirut has been
dismissed by order of the Sultan.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-11
Methodists Indict Hammond.

MONTERREY Cal, Sept 1.-THE Methodist Conference has
decided trial of
a book publishing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-11
San Francisco's Assessment.
MASKED MEN HOLD UP
TACOMA HOSTELRY

TACOMA, WASH Sept. 11-Five masked men held up hotel
securing booty amounting $1,000 the result of their crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

/. /. Donaldson's House Burn
ed 20 the Ground This
Morning

J } nunaidaan's twasatary frame
residence az Hh brooklyn svonur. Ia
tnnas vas burned u the Hruuud thia
morning ~ 81 eciask An alarm was
unt furnsd tn until after ths nfn wAs
esli uusier ssY aud even % Il had
been sounded mich earlier ths apps
ratus from fremont could uot have
reached the Hfs "a tiue rte putt over
tha hiil fram the ffsmaat station l. =
ienE one. and Fremont II she nearest
uFr Htatan. The iaAa u Estimated ~
q - The huilains vas Insured fnf
9 "a tst tisV contents ~rfs aot In
aured
fha nfs b supposed n have started
fraua = defective nua u heu aiae ~
erred ~ members II the family Ma
naiwea had made considers bic head
Waf A bucket ufirade soa afaantaai
bat little cepld BE- aaae % save the
aaiidlnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

"PROCRASTINATOR" SCOTT
IN HANDS OF GAMBLERS

Well. 60 ahead aaia the pre-
crastinatinE attorney" with a pru-
krassivu spirit seidum shown At 9TH
or times. tin ahead
The interviewer went ahead
Why aro gambling sacea allow
"a 90 ryn uoN p
4 ahAiuteB refuse 20 discuss the
matter"
DO you know Hush hshn -
= refuse 10 DISCUSS the matter At
an
fHavv sou any relations business
or social. With hchu
= refuse q DISCUSS the mattel
sIfas Helm any authority Ca prom
Use protection 10 these gamblers
7 absolutely refuse 20 discuss the
matter"
DO you know Of any intention 70
put a stop o. the games
Z absolutely refuse % discuss ths
matter
Are you making any attempt 70
arrest these Ramhirfsf
7 absolutely refuse 10 discuss the
matter
~ not. Why not'- continued the
interview
4 refuse 10 discuss these auea-
Iiaus with The star The star -
not asking these questions Tor the
public good hat for tts own personal
fvaauus
WIN this AZ. Tomorrow scott
terminated tbs interview
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
MURNR2
SUSPICIOUS ctRcumsTANcEs
RELATIVE TO DEATH or elm
JUSTICE or THE PEACE

Ef.M. oct ~ Mystery surrounds
the death Of W. ~ TefprniuH lugai
justine % the peace. whose remains
esFe found lying near the Great
Nnrthsru railway tracks, yesterday.
A deep sash IN the side # the head
SEEMED % indicate that the man
had beer struck - n railway train
but thun. are raH8fA ~ highway
robbery. and friends af the Justice
believe ho waa killed 10 huge aud
his hadx laid siih hts hraa uHan
tha rAii No money waH found ou
the earpaa this morning, which fact
strengthens the robbery theory
TNss weeks ago "a man VS. held up
a the same spot and robbed.
2 Justice Tsrpenlnz was iu town
until about : o'clock last uiEht, when
n. left Tor his home. taking hls rec
.ruataned route along the railway
track Several persons Haa him
start fof home
r The cpronrr'a juty. euransief by
AriiuE Nafuunf George ". stprker.
Of Spokane. returned verdict Or
death from hoiug struck BY a train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

hadlca are atIil missing
The government tlghtshlp caut
Charles broke hef maarinss isaf nlEht
and brought 40 fhis mafniuH al tha
iuNrr END ~ Chesapeake haf.
Tho towns ~ afaufun New Dur
ham. Oakland. nla1nunHdaie. Famp-
fnn. Hutiuf. which have been is8iat-
"A fof the past figo days we're heard
ffnm this morning Butler suffered
the worst No food waH uhfatuahis
FOE three day. This Inhabitants are
starving Supplies are being rushed
frafn fhia ritf Ia boats
Mountain View. east 81 here. afna
suffered Terribly The food supriy
naH cot off fHf several daFH
a. Butler and Charles Carr wers
drowned iast night The rescue n-aft
iu al outlying points o. being faah
80 g. the utfaemaat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
BIG BLAZE
LUMBER YARD AND MIL OF.
sTHoYED ~ FIRE AT WALLA
WkLLA. EsrAiIIso A $4,000
LOSS or PROPERTY

WAt.t.A WAf-isA oct ~ At
80 yesterday mHrntu9 fire brooks
uut iu ths lumber yard II white
huas~. EumHnina a co. between
Fourth aui rhifd streets ard spread
with such tauititF that Nifhin an
hour IL bad entirely consumes ths
lumber au4 offices au the a1uth aiaH
~ laird street ard the piaainE nlil
GA ths nHrth side TIE plant u a
runrisfr inaR with fsa exception ~
few Isolated pllsn - lumber tbs
loss - 80 9qa about one fourth foNa
erred By Insurance
FiftY man are thrown out - sn=
piaylnsmt ~ the mill and lumber
yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
JUMPED FOR
THEIR LIVES
Car on Main Street
Jumped the Track and Several
Passengers Were Injured

Il started on its mad race for the
waterfront men and e young girl
The men rushed for the platforms aud
Jumped A. q result several ~ them
went heels over head and we're hurt
The young Kirl kept her seat aud vas
not injured
The maforman and conductor. also.
remained 81 their posts. and b. man
fully tuaEinE ~ the sntlquhtsd hand
brakes kept the ear from dashlng 10
destruction at the foot Of ths hill
supf Eempatef wa Htiil ofhciaiiy
ignorant ~ the accident at 10 81
o'clock. although the m1tofman and
cond yctof had been seen 90 hand IN
their reports ~ the smaahup an hour
earlier
All the victims 81 tire accident were
ahie % reach their own homes without
I'D from the o0fnpsuy'H surgeons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

~ Pumping from "a runaway eaT Oh
The Main street hin THE morning 81
8 a'eisch. several passengers. who bad
entrusted their lives a. The tender care
af aaattieh Duuedsiu. Boston street rat
Hynfam were severely bruised
scratched and generally shaken up.
~ some miracle. however, nobody ass
very seriously hurt
The car. which Waa inbound. got
beyond control ~ the nhtgrmau near
Seventh avenue. owing % the slippery
condition ~ the track and HoFns defect
ia she counter balance system. and
dashed down The steep grade a. break
neck speed until lf reached the Ehs -
curve uf the corner ~ Occidental ave-
nue snd Atln street. There it LEFT the
rails and came to stop IN tbs middle
- the uHffsrs
So passenger were an ths car when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

noon she was gone - days. Col
ousl Kutehlm, special agent Of this
treasury department.. inspected all
the cannaries visited kaFia g.
krHuczunaH special immigration
agent. took the trip on the veHsei ard
Inspected the Chinese there employees
To- learn II they had certificates en-
titlinR them 10 residence IN this
country.
The Perry viii await the ARRIVAL
here from San FfaneiEco 81 the rev
enue cutter Ncculloch. which Il
towing "a Port Townsend the tug
boat Ancuta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

is READY

John ArGraih. - The hfrn u Nc
arstb e unhamsel knew nothing ~
enc award ~ tt= contract Tor fhe naw
federal builainx a. hia firm uutu In
formed - Il b. a Star reporter to-day
ST. MassFath exueefH ta easily rFrns
nleis The hsliiiiaz aifhin fha siEisz iim
H. which Nlil explre F.bfuarf. las
Wafk NEii hs commenced a. soon az
the afHaIal notification ~ the award IL
received hr The firm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
Hugh Benin, Notorious Bunco Man.
.Sets Himself up as a Gambling
Boss and Demands Thirty Three
Per Cent as "Fixer's" Fees

grand JURY. u T. nat1. and gave
sproefastinatian Attorney Scott I'M
s0fnatien regarding certain swim
ding games that had been conducted
IN the Rainier Grand hotel. and Was
therefore promised certain faNufa hY
the public prosecutor.
Helm SAYS he vas given the priv
Iiage Of handling the gambling
sltuatlau. and that he and his friend
ehliahau are now Doing t.
As In the slot machine casras which
seem to have hsen the entering
wedge Tor real gtfuhlins. Callahan Is
the whcie thing accurdtnE o.
Helm. and j. entitled o. speak TOE
the prosecuting attorney 8 office.
Callahan. be 1t said. i a ward poh-
tician and waa formerly tsaistan az
lanltar q the Sullivan butIdiag lie
has fsF the past seven mapthH beun
= deputy sheriff attached % the
proefastiuatloa attorney = office,
before coming 20 sealtle he vas a
asmber Of the California legislature
and took part IN several senatorial
campaigns,
80 far the Seattle gamblers With
the exception ~ the III comhinas
ton. have fought shy af the Hrm %
Helm 4 Callahan. believing that the
city authorities might tnsisi uhun
habnw something 60 say about the
compromising ~ felnnien within the
sIty limits. but up 60 date the pasiea
have been silent
When the star man entered the
office &c the pfncHa sflnstHun after
asy. th1a afternoon. he AS greeted
With the customary ealutst'uns that
peculiarly appropriate mntta~ 81
While Tuusnrfuw Scatts insomnia
Institute Nothing dalna
ThIs i naVer news In the office.
and vaa therefore Passed wi,haut
comment
q wtsh Is speak with sou a mo
usanf. said IRE star reporter.
"kH rizhf come tu my office.
ssif she "rroerastfnatinE attorney
"Iaak nut Mr. Seatt. fs The
star. exclaimed stanosHaphef
Is 30 the braWH % the PRO-
eraallnatiuE attorney purkerct in
what vas eViaentis Intended fuf =
fsauH. Well come tn. anyway
-Naw. what ia g Yuu wiah 90
know p inquired Afr Scott as hs
f4anrH back IH hia chair.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

A new star has arisen "a the gam
hllnE armament tfukh hehu. pro.
fezsiaaN aurc-thina samnlrf ana
bunca man. sthe iumnRfy. Helm
aspircs ta the honor - chief 'tiNet
len tha kul9hsz 90 thc creme elotb,
vthfru has hsau vacant since the re-
cent superior court gfand mrs pat
Iahnhy CLANCY. 81 80 percent Eraft
au rnd O. the moteoric eareeF 81
uahn j. no cheap man. Ha boasts
that ne can heel and handle
Pr.scrastiaa ton Attorney sgott And
A. r-afHnr that weak kueea and
snr5ahIe official throughout the
leasth ana breadth u the Seattle
tsad-Hi5la NhosafNcr VII may
gamble. provided only that he VIII
azrse % contribute one third q his
uae motifs % Hnsa Hehn.
THIS Is the uElY story thai b pass
Ing from mouth Ca mouth iu TIE
EatnhlIHoz world. and the fact that
one full fletEed gambling house T.
already aern untef protection fur-
nishci BY hehu renders t SIN
The old Union Cluh a. III second
avenue saHth. Is today running psae-
tieauy wide apra 90 defiance ~ the
hank fnuIette an8 hazard arp going
fuf blast fu.t as they were before
the grand jury closed thr Eanihllns
houses and the legislature cliuchea
the matter by rassins the tsioug
law The doors are iuckei. bat those
who are rtaht uiaf enter freely
Bshn ssakes m barez about TIE
matter With THE utmost non
chsiaHee - Tells applicants for gam
hiIua privileges That h. has ftsed
the decentralization Attorney Of
flee through J J ragshan, Mf-
geaits special deputy sheriff ana
cen deliver che goods Ia quanti=
lies - sn1t
pssrHs the fact that Galatians
sworn duty Is 81 arrest ara iiis com
-taInts aEalust any and al Fam
bIers b. Is ufakinE 80 effurt what
ever - stop esther the EtmEs oF the
rHb tongue af his friend. M Raha-
and TIE linton club sta continues
a a. q Lard office business despite
the fset that 10 has been matter
~ ouhila knhwteHEt fnr mero than
a. hyufs thht sAmbi.ng e bsluE con-
- - ss>>~.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

Atlantic Coast .SfreWn Win De-
BriS of Vessels That Met Their
. FDOOn i'm the Storm

SeRFoi.h "A oct ~ The wealth
= tahs~rKet ffeH Nariturk y g. ar
i've here tuda# as a speed AL mrsasns
aef Hfum the coast Nhrua Al Ntrca
40 fsNu
lts brought news - TIE uHrra ~ tho
- . rsaa Haasitf sEhu9Hef - bel ttasr.
II NAffa'k aHd = fhe tfapfsft 70 New
faaa uath pefe loaded with iamheT.
As.f fsfh ass . total insa
Tbs crew. uHfr rss1Hfff With Efrsf
Hln1duitF Hta auaHt fnf mliea &C.
stfasu vita uHsf hass ard mnfs -
a3fnins in al the ums inhiaatHs .
steal lass uI Naseis
TIE haty ~ Captain Ames ~ the
ocean sainH barge ocean Heiia. Nas
nashsd ashore this morning pfher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
GIRLS give UP
the FIGHT
tsp.eisits To. s,arl

SPOKANE Ngt iz-Aftsr max
ms e hard fight fpF more thar two
wantha. during which time fhry held
almost fafiY sessions. tie striking
ivta phone girls have given up in iea.
pale and viii diabaud their union,
Some ~ them have applied FOR their
OLD positions. while others have tax
rn up different employment
The girls are very bitter against
the other HnieuH claiming that. With
Abe exception ~ the ilnrmrn who
we're themselves on e strife. they
uHfr given 10 assistance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

The large manufacturing concerns
Of Seattle are coming under the
protection Of the National Manufae-
turera' association. Of which -. NJ.
Parry. who recently brought himself
into 10 much prominence on account
Of his vigorous denunEiatiou Of or
Kanikad labor. IL president Col
Charles Kahie. organizer Of the az
sociatian. reached Seattle Saturday
evening from Everett. w the soufse
Of a trip he - making % the Pa
elfif coast elites
BE has already enlisted TIE fol-
loving firms "a the association. and
D. To-Day engaged IN procuring moro
Seattle Electric company Moran
Bf1s Atlas LuHuhfr e sh'nEls rorn-
HtuF tIfffr Brewing a Mating
COM NHi#an Iron works sfat-
fan-Itist afI COMPANY. Heff-rntu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
ALL THE BIG ONES
TnE LARGE MANUFACTURING CONCERNS OF TIE CITY ARE
JOINING THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

Engine works. Pacific Coast COM
pauy. Seattle Lumber company,
Novelty MHl company. Snoqualmie
Faus Power company. Pacific Coast
Biscuit company. lsaaQush Coal
company. Seattle Mattress = Up
noirfefy company. Washington Shoe
Manufacturing company. Hammond
MHI company. Efin5Hom Mil Eeu44
pany Mevey & B1iaHm Iumhar
company and the Seattle Cedar
Lumber company. The three mills
last named are ln Ballard.
"Our organization haa mot WITH
great auereHs.- said Col kahie. this
afternoon. "an ae have 1900 mam-
beers Railroad manage rH and bank
rra ARE not allowed ~ join The
unusual Hpnuft that hsa been given
ua 3D. due t1 fha fact that mauufae-
turing iHtereHfH believe they must
pfz rte or protection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
MAY DIE
George Day Inhaled Gas In the
Phoenix Hotel

George paF a miaate aged raan 80
found unconscious Is his faasn ~ ths
fhHHssia hatsi yesterday afternoon
" had Turned aa the s4s ana inhagsd
Hresf deal - tt Whath~r - not Ne
aftsfnntrf a. csmmit sairiir - naf
hHawu tte wss removed a. the WAY.
aite Aiastan hospital whefe b is atlii
gafraHria aa.
Day came q the bptsi dufins Han-
faY ard tnak ruan Tor whiah he
usid Hs Waa noe under the nhatnse
~ iiuur hHI had eeidentlY tenn drink
px kothIue BE- snawn 81 hlm a. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
NEW MEXICAN
PROGRESS rs
SHOWN AT FAM

ALBUQUERQUE. n NJ. Oct T. =
The big territorial fair which opened
Ia this city today ia we'll calculated
u convince the Hkeptieal that NsW
Mexico u entitled ta statehood The
exhibits are numerous and ~ htEh
class and show what New McNico
has accomplished lea recent years in
thr way Of developing her many
natural resources The fruit exhibit
showing the results % irrigation un-
der the most favorable conditions o.
worthy af particular note. The fair
q 10 continue through the entire
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
-nnA ! I -
UUvvI N
U, 8. STEEL COMMON Aso PRG
PERREp STOCKS MAKE NEW
Low RECORDS

NEw YORK. ocl IA steel epmnou
and preferred utade = new tpu yreafi
Ehis mHfusuE The former Nrut o.
~ and preferred frqpptd G. tf@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

A. u wiiief. said OF have bad
record 10 Some. vas arrested this
morning b ratraiman MrClurE on
Flfat avenue south. iie j. held IN
san on aGspIciou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
cANHERHS
INSPECTED

Revenue cutter Perry returned
from trip ef inspection "a The
ALASKAN eannefirs yesterday after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
suLLlAN Will kGEp OUT

chief 81 Police sullivan Is tfYing
90 keep out az The present gamblers
war - Tar as he can. but e. salts
fad that aaunef ar later BE WiN have
10 - eaIIsl into C. tie slil not
discuss Al length the alleged frame .
ups bsaw cen ilrhH aud the pfuaseut=
ing attorney Through 4ieuth cal
lahau. AIR Scetts right hand man.
he admits shat rumofa have come
Go him from che lower part OF the
.eitr regarding gambling bat De does
MOE a tmit that there = any Eairttiina
n tha cts BAL fact. naYs that ~
hrs had 40 Information that gam
.biiHgs IL belnE conducted
4 hsvr 40 man detailed or The
gambling 50 formerly when TIE city
vas EattfHE q revenue from tbs
gambler he said Arrests hays
been made hf e deputy sheriff at
'tAeheA g. the office ~ Ihe ufnane ufinz
attorney. ana the prosecuting az
tormeY has charge af those esses
{ have patreiuen on every beat
In the taaeF part % the city where
gambling r. aid o. be conducted
.anH t g. the futY of these men "a
arrest any gamblers n there r.
EslnbHas IN beat N The city, = ia
tha iulF - thn offlcse % that beat
ta make arrests and Il - ~ ta BIN
more than ta enc
The NIfiaafa knoa nF should
--s>> -~~~~ ~-Se - ~>~ - 49,. -
knaNu 81 - snmhlins want hln
e. make arrests There hss been
na order ta ih~m o. kHsp from ar
resting gamblers ThsY know hat
gambling - fslenY
If any ore makes rafupi sint
that thew f. gambling fu the rifY
wiH csftatniy have that complaint
.lnsesttsatei and it evidence ean be
seaatsH arrests eili b. made.
tf their ia any flEht between
gamblers which I suppose there a..
/ am not rs any way connected with
h. and wfif noe be. n I can heip a.
- ended the Interview
ENeu ~ Sisfrf Hraft continues -
display his f1nnrua.i feminine weaks
ness IN she ursasnee - hia a~afn Autr
q snfsfee the stats las aHainsf
e. snhi1HE there wiM b. REMEDY ~
hand auusri1H tuIgs nsti .s,ii e. =
star reporter taafHN
II Ire pftseeatinG attorney faita -
a. hb dH'r % ere Hnffrr - suppress
IND sHmbaan fa seattle { WiH Issue
warrants ta sHNHnh wha wii rnear 8Hf
s1fupia Hats HEafnsf tha gamblers ana
can Fesure me he d aeueM ia sod
faith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

The suit II Herman krahn against
the StetHou= Post Mil company TO
recover t2s.ta0. Tor injuries austuin-
et while in the employ Of the de.
PENDANT, lnat August Is being heard
by Superior Judge Morris. today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

Justice Cam this morning huad
Dave Moore $40 FOR assault and bat
tasu an Doth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

nRooiY-under The Church q I,o. sgid esaa -
CHRIST
beatrice atrtHa Nh2
ia hahua Msteua" 70 denote aels FOOD -.
ss.uf9 taa FOND e me
spirit she sar roaeaa ~ star 81 ~ "a
day 4
vhs profess tes Sic hew iess fetgf saa athef
9i H
ding business bat prefer 20 suparss Ms inS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

~ last winter before the caunty questions Zoe rhs star
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-05-07
Feels Younger and Stronger.

Festus, Mo. May 4.-Mr. January
S. Lilly, a highly respected old gen
tleman, aged &c, and whose home is in
Festus, says:
For many years | was failing in
health. My kidneys were weak and
gave me no end of trouble l had pains
in my back and hips so bad that
could not sit up straight without
bracing my back, and could not sit only
few minutes in any one position.
Il had to get up during every night
very frequently to relieve myself.
Our doctor said | had Kidney and
Bladder Inflammation. | have suffered
for over five years in this way, always
worse at night.
Il could get no relief and was get
ting worse till l used Dodd's Kidney
Pills.
After l had used few boxes of
this remedy | felt stronger and better
than l have for years and years. My
pains all left me and | can rest and
sleep
Every old man or woman who feels
as / felt should use Dodd's Kidney
Pills and l am sure they will not be
disappointed. They brought me out
wonderfully"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-05-07
End of Swedish Sports.

The conclusion of the northern
carnival of winter sports held at
Christiania was typical of the north
and included a torchlight procession
on skis and other unique events.
The parade from Trogner saeter to
the heights of Tryvand through the
woods and over the hills was rare
think of scenes from fairyland. One
of the new features was the hockey
games in which however, only the
Swedes participated as the Nor
wegians, strange to say, have not
taken to this exciting game. The
first series of games was played by
the Upsala students against the
naval cadets. Prince Wilhelm played
with the latter and distinguished him
self by his agility. Prince Gustaf
Adolf, who was announced as one of
the entries, did not play. The cadets
won with one goal to their credit and
waited with anxiety for the result Of
the play between the Stockholm and
Gateborg clubs. Stockholm won with
comparative ease, but in the final
contest had to take second place to
the naval cadets, among whom Prince
Wilhelm was again conspicuous.
AS indicated in the last Normanna-
heimen, Karl Hovelsen was awarded
the Holmenkol medal and the king's
prize. Olaf Tandberg cleared 81
meters but fell down. He was a
formidable contestant in the jumps,
as he had previously cleared 36
meters on Solberg hill.