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The independent., 1903-04-02
The Oil Kings Soliloquy.

Ye eighty millions, ye toll
For me, the King of Oil,
For me,
Dye see,
Me, who've by large genius won
My thousand of millions.
Yes, king am by right,
By divine right Of might,
And ye,
Who see
Me as | sit on my throne,
Think wicked | have grown.
That / worker-folk oppress,
And the widow distress;
But no!
Tho SO
| / oft raise the price of oil,
'Tis to educate who toll.
To uplift them, to inspire,
To drag them from the mire,
Wherein
Their sin
Hath ground them down so long,
A british, growing throng.
Ye are weak, We common herd,
Impotent in act and word;
Hence |
By my
Supreme executive will
Control billions, which still,
If it were not for me,
Deep in the earth would be;
So then,
Ye, when
Ye, commons, shall be in need,
Appeal to NELL heed
And answer, save, being king,
Ye seem to ask thing,
Which |
In my
Wisdom shall deem tn, best
To withhold; for ye rest,
And be We not unruly,
If seems | tax unduly,
For ye,
May be,
Through your base ignorance, see
Heavy, where light to me.
A cent gallon is small
Some thirty millions all
But then
Go ten
To the university
Twenty only to me. -
Thus, base-born, it is for best,
| am with riches blest,
For He,
Through me,
Works out all things for the good,
When ye nor would nor could.
A king then, king | am,
Supreme king of Uncle Sam,
And ME- .-. .-
Ye see, ....
Envy they and fear-great, small,
President, senator's, ALL.
B. o. DUGGAN.
SO pittShrrp Topp
The independent., 1903-04-02

Estes G. Rathbone, the Mark Hanna
criminal who robbed the Cuban mails
and was convicted and got out through
political influence, has been bringing
charges against General Wood, but
the war department refused to enter
tain them. When Rathbone was ar
rested The Independent said that he
would never serve a sentence for the
crime, as he was Mark Hanna pet.
The independent., 1903-04-02

L. A. Doane, R. F. D. g. Mauston,
Wis: | consider | get fully as much
or more enlightening news from one
issue of The Independent than from a
week or six issues of the Chicago
daily | take.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
CITY DADS DID SOME
ACROBAT|C STUNTS
Julius Singer Got His Saloon License in Spite of
the Protest of Third Avenue PeopIe---Counci-
men Morrison, James and Taylor as Kaude-
vile Artists

against tho license Il was aimpiy a
question ~ whether the sea 90 the nhN
would hz Ernuua cat first hI the slow
moving machinery in hia Uranium
The yea happened 20 drop out 80 the
ioruse vac Erantvd b. a vote 81 7
Go q
james Immediately uaundersd en the
tight rope again hy aakinE that his
uaN NuHe un the license ordinance ~
changed TO sea After that vac dom.
10 save notice that he would move 90
reconsider week bcues Thus mat
trfs rested fee "a time. then James
stated that he had heeano convinced
that he was uHt ~ urdsf. tor the Fca
son that the measure had been recon.
sidsred ancs 80 he Withdrew his no
ticc q reconsideration and had hiH
name ehauard back te the nay eide
Thus thc ordinance vas nnaliY @iEn
"a The Hesuae VAS aranttd even
though the tsun"ii had. not hall az
hour before. rfaaised that u would not
Eraut t.
Fitressfirk. alu niushRrt isiatisr
teAWara Rude and taA lef voted Tor
the leenHe Cfiahtnu Murphy Newt
sou Mullen. james aud Parry against
~
Another PIKE street iiauof license
was siao EFantea laet ulEht Seth
81 Morrison NOR any other council
man saw NJ So rniae "a protesting
voice against IL The license n that
granted 20 the Murphy Mine a
iigtar company. al tin riks street.
It wss buried ID an ordinances grant
ms q number - other nceusess and
received unanimous Votr Of the
council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
MARINE NEWS

Steamer Athion has been hauled up
on che Was at the Wert Seattle Hhlp.
yard ana Will be given 4 thorough
oNsrhaulinE.
The queen sailed this marninF Ter
San Francisco With 90 paHashanfs and
a iHfHo euFEo
The Ciu Of puebla arrived early thls
morning from Fan Francisco. tter
passenger lint numbered zla ana she
brought nn unusually LARGE quantity
az freight
The Pacific Coast Steamship compa-
nFs steamer Umstilla, which for
months has been undergoing repairs
At Mnran'n win resume her rnn to san
rfanciaca the first 81 nest week. The
Valencia. after her arrival IN thispart
ffosi che California city viii be- With
drawn the umhtiila iAkiuH her place
The Spokane sailed at o'clock this
morning en her third Alaaha excursion
~ the season. The pleasure seeker
most VI whom were Ehstftnsfa. MUM
bsred rs Am0ne the passengers was
t q Lippy ~ this city whu Eosa TO
kFnk 10 investigate the condition n
hts Oh properties AZ that nlaee
Win 81 passengers from NaldeH aud
the Nezlna district the steamer raesis
Hief arrived this morning She left
NaideE June r. mestinE the steamers
uaFtha and santa Ana north bound a.
kNak ana fHkntuN respectively,
Steamer Humboldt salts e. AkagNax
tonight with ~ paassngera
Steamer CITY ~ Topeka arrived from
dkaHwaF this marninH with - pAHaeHz
sefs, several W w.efu were from baNs
Han.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

strength "a secure the nomination
Tor councilman az large,
A week a9o. with the silent hut po
less apparent approval OF the brew
cry trust. he mounted thv difHY
heiHhts and walked the political
tight rope With can 81 beer uu ous
shoulder At that time Il i stated
he WAS made SONS What nervous bN
the hissrs OF the Pike street multi
uade 80 having done hlH Outs bN the
brewery trust he last night 10 order
Is secure she applause II his rnn
stltueney. attempted the marNrlnus
feat ~ maintaining his equilibrium
on che political tiahf rupe With cal
of beer cu one shoulder and a bucket
Of water on the other ne was out
spoken Iu hts opposition 60 the stu
set license.
The vote was called and the peti.
tom AGAINST the license was granted
Tavtur VOTED a. grant the petition.
a few minutes later JAMES the
maEusnlmoua one from the fouftH
wara who says he h uuAiicfah9
opposed 60 the iieeuSe. kept hi'
promise ntad~ week aEa L recon
slider the xatr hy witch the Heenas
was killed az that time
Things were romiuE a little too fast
fof .Faylnr. - Nnds end NlHtlrt ract
inld him "a vote "a ana h. eted YEA
fhsn followed a iall ip the nfesfafn
and FINALLY the ordinance o. grant tus
siuGwt license rRma ap for fteai pass
sss "a ;As asrsHtigae Tas lef had beet
quilted and Yankrd about b. Rude ard
kistisr on ans side and Morrison 90
the nthrr nntii nobssts kn~N. not eVsH
himself. whether h. would vete far %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
YESTERDAYS
RACES

rfRsT RACE Foar farlouEs. thres
year. atis and up ceiling
Col Van 90 1. Meoaiunaa up
first
Hlftl.. second
Never. third
TINES 80
SECOND nAcg-alx fafionas. three
ysar-atas ard - sslllhs
Bee HasswsteF. 4 10 5. ifiidsbfane
up ftH
tlsnra cord
niqndura IRE
riFue Ia
THIRD RACE Ffvr farionrs. t~o
year utais
osorEs Berry. 10 /. Mooney -
first.
J.ek I4ssis sseoaa.
NidNaY thlssas
Tirar=-t ps ia
FOURTH RACF-esas and ous-sis
tssnfk miles. shTse-yeaf-alis Aad ap
= ~ :, .,ss - - = :; :. = =,
FIRST
Arthur Ray. Second
HemaEs. third.
Time -
FlrTH RAcE~ we fssfionse. four
year.ulss ana au .sliins
Eiared 5 20 3 rerstto up first
NtfN5f y. second.
Skip Me. third
Tire 20 -
SIXTH RACES sis furionas three
fs.F.nias ard 20.
y n nraii@sn. . C. /. sbsshan up
siest
Md aaFs second.
The pride Third.
Time - Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

Library Paste IN Tubes. regular
pfies g.. 10 ii....ssss ....sst Sc
Stealing Wax Ia Sets. with seal
rvguiar rffee Tpcs Is H.. aoc
Paper. bound Books 81 Fiction. BY
worlds greatest authors, regular
pries &c. % ii.s4..4..,.ts. De
Novelty Strip. popEee Ellks.
values Sc = yard. 10 H. Doe
a-lnch silk and Wool Wolfe Eta
mine In dots and stripes. values
ti.ko aud Ills a yard TO u
st.sssstss s.szssssttsa setstss Asoo
Boys All Wool Knee Psnist in
vsFs pretty checks and stripes
nfce fiitiaN ard very strongly
made. Just the thinE for st hoai.
sissa 60 ie. regular price TO :
20 u srtttssssfttssss ssl-ss 5bs
Boys Corduroy Kne. Pants. 10
Koo6 srAyy weights aud ali dou
blue stitched throughout. sooo
value Al 7be. . 10 H.. zoe
noys' shirt Waist gthe famous
Mothers Friend brand; here u
a tine ~ fancy stripes W ALI cod
orn and shades. all Tits seasons
vsrY latest novelties. regular
price Sc : 20 II .t4s4s... s68e
Boys shirt Wai-t. strictly fast col
ore. siScs 10 Is. res1iar-srice
Isc each. 70 n ...ss......s. loo
Isssftststea AIftttsns Meal feauikr
: 81 =. ~ ~. n. -, \.
IAshiss Extract Rsef. rssuiar
pfies sec each. - II ....., lpc
coigsfs's shaving Soap. reEsiar
price Zoe caks. "a II st5sss ss
EHsrm Fine Quality colofsd
FeafhsFstifoh hraids. fun 9 yards
m pisce. = fun line Of colaHn 90
choose frou. worth regularly ~
per niece. TO 1Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

After belnE tossed about in every
ponceivablc manner known 60 ceuu-
yilmanle uxxlery the Julius Singer
llquor license for a Ereegery at the
southwest CORNER 81 Third avenue
and tfuton street WAS granted last
nlaht The puhlte Was treated 70 one
% the NEST wonderful exhibitions nf
aiderinauic aetohsuc stunts ever
seen beneath municipal canvas
With Captain Taylor enWittinsly
the clown Morrison the nufvtoatea
aud duable efusrink ught forr
walker and Abraham kiStler. rms
master. the show was n treat
m. first 81 the acfahatie stunts
came eff early. Murphy presented a
petition signed by almost every hasl-
ness man and property owner in the
usiFheoFhcod ef rhird avenue aud
Union street not Co Efant the llernse.
Then appeared the clown and the
tirht srutse walker The fuumakef
Nas 50 adroit That nelghsf he nor
any other person realised he VAS be.
ing Otams until sautv time later. bat
all we're surprised al the great AEil-
ttV % the tlEhtstepe walker,
II viii he remembered taat MORT
am for a year and han fought
against saloons ln the f1hc stfeeS
district Then recently a political
bse began buEtinE Ia his honuvt and
Al the @ane time hr executed nip
flor AID succeeded in throwing epsn
the nasssi safes OF Pike street %
saloons and hfe ~eftes
n r. sell known fact that Nor
tison = aat Tot the Republican uoia-
lnAti0n Gov mayer. and n he fails IN
landing that plum, viii swap his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
O Suchv Thesef In
. 10 Al w GoIlCSNoy luce he to Buy

Crcsm OUTING FLANNEL. fuii ssldth.
worth g.. : 20 ~. FBrd 34s
WomaHa sHiss Ribbed Bleaehed
COTTON vests, low neck. no
sieesss plain or lace body. spe-
ciai. : 20 ii. s for ............ 25e
Homru'E Past Black Cotton Hoss
double toe and heel. superior
quality. best iztic values. from
60 IL. 2 pairs Tor ... gAe
Chlldfen's White Drssses made 81
fine soft finish cambria, round
yoke Of hemsfliched turkH. ruffls
around yoke with three hem
stitched tuets and edged with
dainty lace. bottom Of skirt has
hemstitched ruffis edged wlth
lace. Stress l. z. years. ressIlar
value 500. special : 20 u 9se
Wameu's Mother Hubbard Cling.
ham Aprons. covers all meets in
back ruffie around bottom sn1
over shoulder. value &c special.
10 II t..-. ss#s.....ss#s eos 4be
Women's Straight Front Cofseu.
oolers drsb and black. Triton
trimmed regular value 8 -. sp&-
ctHl. 10 flz.........44.-..s TBs
Satin Taffeta Ribbons full 8 inches
vide. IN ali the staple coiors. fin
cot quality. worth bfc yard o.
10 H. yard ......4...-..... re
Stamped All Linen Table Govern,
extra good heavy quality butcher
linen. coiored border designs far
...,,-.. - =. 2 : ;...:s \
regular price 7sc each. chosee. O.
20 II ......sa......4s.... use
Women's All Pure Linen fnlftss
Handksrc htefs. IN ed letter.
only such as y. =. g. J. X. I. N.
.. =. W. r. and x. full size. per-
feet condition. y and i-iuch hem,
worth regularly 1sc ard sc Zach,
20 II. eachs.............. 15s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
ROOSEVELT
IN EARNEST

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June "a -
A dispatch 10 the Post declares that
Attorney General Knox has been a.
Tscted by President Rooseveif 10 re-
tain special counsel for the rrasecu-
ton OF Az offenders dstEGts7i II
wrong doing IN the poftoifiee De.
psrtment The president has also
Designated AZ his choice Of counsel
Charles Bouaparte Of Baltimore
and Holmes Conrad, who served IA
solicitor general under President
Cleveland and WAS appointed 70 that
office for conspicuous ability.
B0uaparte II a leader Of the Mary
land bar and IL probably the mos
absolutely independent and RECENT.
less ptraner Of roguea In office tha
this country knows. Bouaparie pay
little attention 20 politics. Conrad Il
a Democrat.
Although the plan has been IN th'
presidsnt's mind for some time, ~
present contamination ~ chnrac
teFistie response 10 the demand from
several quarters that he should ute
soma unqualified declaration indi
tativc ~ bis purpose 10 let no guilt
one escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
REFORM IN
FAR NORTH

Alaska adviees received teday ara
that TIE cities ~ Naidss ard lunsaii
have coaumeacsd eFunadeN against
an forms 81 gambling District At
torney J. j. Royce u Juneau, has
caused condemnation kiuonE the -
loan insu q that place BY iaRuinE a
circular prohibiting AL saneliHx
lie has procured an Injunction
aka inst samuel 0ilaN. proprietor ~
the Douglas Island op~rs houss. %
easapel him 70 cie@~ the games run
In his establishment
The city eoufssa % fsssiTs has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
ooIoo 10 csIi,orrls

Take the famous scenic Shasta
route Two trains daily 90 San
Francisco. Fast time, beautiful
scenery and excellent service. Ee-
attic 20 San Francisco 1910 FIRST
class. 1880 HsCorsi class.
Special rate excursionH TO CHI
caFo and return, 1870, st Louis.
s77 so Omaha and Kansas city, $40;
New Orleans, ts5sb. Memphis.
$3.50. June "a 10 20. July Is and IS,
Aug 20 and 20. Full particulars,
tickets and reservation nj Southern
Pacific Cos ofilce. sts First avenue
~. r. Ellis. general agent, -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
MRS. JACOBSEN is
HINDicATEDBYc0U

In the contested divorce suit Of
Jorgen Iakshsen against Louise
Ja kob@en. on trial ia the superior
eaurt fog the last shrew days. Judge
Taiiman yesterday Afternoon gave q
decree to the wife on grounds 81
cruelty arising from inoftlnats isais
ouHy
In rendering Ms decision m thu
eass, Judge Tsl.ssa6 spaks At length
on the fanliehn sss ~ petty quzrfsis
between married people and made
aouss VERY csnstte remarks ahaut
Jealous husbands
sfrs Iakobsen Nas given posses
sion % her iI-year Old daughter
JMkohneu Was given the custody q
his son. who is about is years % az.
Jacobsen alleged that his sifs. q
years o. age. wRs "flirt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
REAL PRINCE
In SEATTLE

Prince Henry De Croy Of belgium
l. - distinguished visitor IN Seattle
d guest Of the University club III
has been tfHyeiius through the uHii
81 states since April. and hes visit
ea an The lHrNe elticH of the Eaat
lie came here from Spokane.
The prince ir eantsmpls a tfif
to Alaska. az well az 10 aan Ffun.
rtarn and the orient should he de-
Glide to make the latter journey. his
visit 90 America Niii end in a tour
81 the Woftd
Prince tlrury viii f~Hlaiu here .
fen daye longer and dndsf the tute.
iaRe ~ p e. Neufeitl-f. ihe belgian
raurui. Niii see the tAinFs af ia
tarrrf thaf Seattle has 90 onsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
UMPIRE
WAS KIND
TO los ANoELEs-lAapEo rAt
CANE EASILY

Charles Reilly with a horssshce In
ene rackst and a hoo-doa Tor seat
tle In the other Simply walked away
wsch the last OF the seattle-tsos An
srles series a, Athletic park yerter-
dnf afternoon. The near~ WIS : u J
Umpire Huston HANDED the Angels
the fffzf three runs Of the game In
o silver platter fret he walkee
man that was clearly struck cut
and then he refused to call another
Angel cut when that Angel eesteer-
S..ls .:r.s.eetss. : Aoshie piss b In
&C. sss-zas - cas'fi4 szzas''-
base.
Hiekey started off we'll. hut n the
early Part % the game sent after a
Aat xYuund-r and hurt hiz hsfss 50
he hal to get eat of the s4rts. and
puchl~ took his place.
The locals hit Strfckietf just az
hard and a. often a. the Angels
landed on the local tNirlers. but
som<how Jack Reilly had bis uusgrs
crossed every tiuiss a Seattle man
swatfea th- ball and " dtd the
..pab>- bat htfi- COED
The feature ef the game ~@N the
beautiful hosne run 10 deep csnseF ~
Thietrn4n.
Score BY innings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

COMMANDED PRIDE
or THE B0hEYARD

J. l. Fisher filed a suit On tie ~
p~rior rourt yesterday against bf.
EuEsue Jordan. 60 recover t7tts said
10 ~ fua hifn a. wages Tor active ~
captain II the STEAMER Professor More
from March TO- fNo q 1uns - fEe-
The plaintiff alleges mat he 49, efn
pioysd az captain ~ the vss-ei ~ Dr
Jordan aad never formally discharged
zzzs= Mere = 49, at.an.
dOnse naIk which sas sid to pr. tpr-
Dan ~ Capt Handy fes4r years aEu.
IN the carrying cot Of = ttoe9 hunkn
garse.
The vessel Was never moved from
the boneyArd At San Franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

Andrew Glover. n 1g-yenr-oid boy
who has developed the running
q way" habit. WIS committed 90 the
reform school today by Superior
Judge Tallman on the petition Of
Major cicero Newell. ip whose
school the yOuuEster haa been for
the last eight months.
The divorce suit instituted by Rob
ert schuithcisH against Nellie Schui-
Thesis. on the ground Of deaertion
was dismissed upon the plaintiff
motion b. Superior Judge Bell 10.
dnv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
MAULEY GUILTY

AnEus Mss csulsy . We kao~n -
sltie rvai estate mar. Was found satity
II larrsnY ny .fuhaanisusrnt b. q nas
peFsuF ceaEt IuFy YESTERDAY sftsruasn.
The state pfsv~d that be had missp.
fforfiatsd Ito sutfsatr.i u hin b.
Miss Gertrude Wtisau to pa /. mart
gNEe Mae laui.l ailes~d IN asfsmse
that the Tuunsy hAa been lssusd %
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
CLUBHOUSE KEEPERS
ARE ARRESTED

George Matheson. Camille Beau
mont = Minoui. " Suliso. sam
Pinschower and w L. Jennings
owners Of six Of the crib houses u
the new tsndorioin district, we're
booked At the police station last
night on charges Of conducting
houses of ~ fame.
Each deposited ball IN the sum OF
800 and Was released. They Will
pay tiea fines. this being the regular
monthly saHsrsment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
5000 FOR
A MISTAKE

Federal Judge liauford yesterday
granted writ % cefti0rnri. trans
forflnF the damage suit Of J. ~
Mcllflde against Captain Il. n.
Tosiar from the superior 10 the cir
cult court
The PLAINTIFF In the suit demands
o. 600 for wrongful arrest lie al
iegfH that while out yachting With
his family. June ~. 1908. near Port
1oWuHend. the revenue cutter bore
Gown upon them and detained the
party ~ prisoners for a hours
Captain Taaier. in his answer.
states ne had reason 60 believe that
the aloap was smuggling craft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

Miss Hannah Henderson. who lives
al f7zs Summit avenue, lost . pocket
book containing VI. near the corner
II Second avenue and James street,
last night She had the pocketbook
just before she crossed the corner but
moment later mlEaed IL. There were
two 500 Canadian bills so gold piece
and a O. gold piece VA II. She had been
IN crowd. aud there IL a possibility
that some thief stole H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
b, Big ;t Baranins Cloak and Suit Section

the Hahharnl ronFea ard crea m
Broadeloihr - half price ard an the
Black Silks at 0He-thlrd on iueIud.
inE the 1affsfas $50 Peau D. gale.
also al children'E 90 coats Viii BE-
nriudsd in this sale
SUITS At ONEttAf.F PRICE
All Women's, Misses ana Chr
drem'H Tailor Made suits regard
lees Of cost. viii be- sold on Wed.
nenday at hair regular selling
price These are without doubt
the best bargains in the latest
style suits % be found in seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
Ir,a Al DEE NOM

The hearing on the restraining or
der issued IN the ease OF y. ~ lug
dale against George Hufibut, was
continued until sept. ie bY Superior
Judge TallfnAn. this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
KRAFT RETURNS

narfy Kraft. former SECRETARY ~ the
local branch u the FfEhermrus Pro-
tecfive rnion Of the Pacific. Uho Ia
charged with srnhexxiins ful Of the
unions finds. arrived from san Fran
cisco this incoming on the steamer
City Of Pu.bla. IN custody ~ Deputy
Sheriff clark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
CONNIE HcEMENT

f,esnsnsssee rnnt exercises Of the seat.
Gle high school will BE- held At ms
Grand opera house Thursday afternoon
beginning a. J o'clock
Tickets emitting the holders to ad'
mission 90 the opera house viii BE- die
tributsd az the high school tomorrow
morning az 10 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

Last week as made a new sales
record in this department and 60 he
sure that thta sales record mas -
Increased. ana thc lntarest sustain
81. Ne Offer the following rare
valuss
PEnENTRfENNE SKIRTS
Made Of che finest all wuul meianse
in miFture. blue. or iiaht green
flake ~ seAma Killed and double
strap soks The latest 3 BY pfesiuC'
tion 81 iiFht weight walking skirts
o. wear with shirt waists fof Huiu.
mef. special Wednrniay boo. $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
TROUBLES or ARROW

The injury 10 the machinery q the
new steamer Arrow will compel the
withdrawal Of the beat from her run
for az least a week during whieh time
q new propeliot riiI BE- east and fitted
% her Al Moran'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
IIcEnaEa 70 WED

J. n. penebeeker = and Nelil'
Wheien. a. both ~ suohomiHh. VII
Ham " Warren. q. and Ada Aahe
Bowen. 90 both Of Seattle. Ray -
Clark. ~ and Elizabeth ~ Ingiia, p
both 81 seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

\ a ~ Shampoo. reeuinr price
zao package "a il, package DE
superb Knitting silk. best quality
knitting ana crochet silk ma un-
featured. large npDola, a biE line
q coipfh 10 choose from special
% ID. per spool E, s..s..+s... Be
Quantity limited to customers.
Bone collar Psitons. extra quality.
dozen on cafa always roid ~
tee per card. 20 ii..tss...... &c
Estrs Quality Llels webb Elastic.
white only. 4 and i-iuch Wide.
always sold Of Ice per yard. . ia
u -ssafHsfas ssfsa#sss. .ss ss#s.s4#s a tze
Linen Finished Elects. made o.
sa1od hieaehed cotton. size siN@7
inches. worth SIC. : to II. each
.r.sss t.... ts#sss. ..rs.sss.- 3se
PerczieE. ss inches side. IN = vaff=
ETY. % choice styles. worth roc
70 u. a sara st.zss =. .-s-ssss. ,. DC
chiidrsn's AL Wool Spring and
Summer Coats. all c0inrs. neatly
trimmed. the regular Ito coats
special. . Co ~ at .......s 800
The regular o. - Coats special =
% II, at. r.ssss..ss..s| ssss tisoo
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afcILLiAN WALKING SKIRTS
These are very desirable for SUM
uer. % be worn with shirt @aifti
they come o. NAYS and HACK. ana
would be cheap IT g. 90 each. gore
g. point trimmfd az bottom ana
neatly stitched special Wednsa=
day 81 HHsss sst-+ssasst fttssss fA.st
WOMEN.s SILK COATS HALF
orr
This line II growing smaller oVeff
daY therefore The sizes are getting
broken va offer 10 close them out
Wednesday Of bis reductions All u
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leAyE FoR roRT LANroN

Company l. OF the Seventeenth
infantry. with Capt ~ q. Lyon IN
command left at ~ 10 o'clock for
: 49, t.f-a s.e1saa - Thay s4M nst LATE
1 Tor Manila.
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THE MARKETS

A lot - fine orvGan FasphsFrtsH ar
rived last ni4uf aad sold TO-DAY - q
pr crate. etra WtsFfise advanced a
ilttis to-day. bat u 10 expected that %,
acrnnut ~ taaerrqu heinz ths daF n
me Srarefs nte nir 81 Bslisfus ths,
~iii =. mere pieagifaf Tomorrow The
gr,ze.fs stores - the city vii ~ rios
- al day aad TIRE commission hetssss
duFfak the Afternoon Fur that rssnni.
Il - fhnusht there wlH ~ mere bar
yie,s o. hand fhar usltaf