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FOR RENT-R W. WALKER 4 son. lOoo ST
1920 H. 15r 3b pr 81 500 1917 18th NV Tor b. 1000
1885 18th NV, 14r&3 t1S41 14th NV. Or. b $3.50
ba, nicely furn 90 2928 18th. Or, b.. 90
1885 18TH a. 2b unf 00 1923 Oregon av Or 90
1740 Riggs pl. Sr, b. t224 Seaton me- Sr, b 30 80
furnished 500 1872 S0th, Or. b.. SO
lob NV 13r, b. 5OU 1908 S0th NV, 6r, q. Is
1903 Belmont 10, COCO 1910 3Oth NV ca, IS
24O6 18th NV, 1Or.b. 00oOi Fiat. I'd floor, 1909
2o11 18th nv, Tor, Capitol St 5r b. y. so
latter April u. 40 90 BOG DiHons ct sW %. 100
4. lRlh1 A.. tn th-ff
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1906 T,.nw. Or. .35. 80
I624 I ne, 0f,......18.b0
u 1921 10th nw.o6Y, loo
'I1O1S 18th NV, 5r. IL, 90
Il913 Seuben NV, 4r. 400
1881 New York ave. NV.
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT
go NJ NV, Tor b. SEQ. 90 $40 se ST. b. p 50
1706 9th NV, 9r, b. ~. so 9l4 l. NV 7r.. % so
1904 Pa ar.b ~ sol 1915 18th NV. store 900
1140 Corcoran, 9r .50i523 18th Sc 6r b.. 1850
l023 18th NV, 4r. SC. 90 1928 Md me- 7r .1i00
los NJ NV, Sr, b. .-27-50l7u 10th Sc 6r IL 80
los NV, ST., b. 1T .50I1523 NJ NV. 10 90
941 av. IT, b. Is. J0l923 Fla ay NV, 3r e. 90
630 NV, 6r b.. "a Sol 1882 Sc Sr 500
612 9Th NV, Or, b, SOL
A F. FOX CO., Inc.
hist $40 + st. NV.
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Is your house vacant?
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We make renting specially.
mh14-6t E. LODGE HILL, S02 St NV

INCJ, soe-sos F NV.
lISHED.
1.-THE Dupont" Flats.
/. The Coblentz". Flats.
$35. so. .I05 Q NV, Sr, b
$3.50. .21O4 1st NV, Or, b
$35. 5O.1749 18th NV, Or. b
S32. so. .1161 1st NV. Sr, b.
$50. 50.1751 18th NV, Or, b
$32.50. .705 Q NV, sr. b
$32. so. 1407 How'd av, Sr,b
$50. so. 1205 Lydecker, Or
$50. so. .2OS T NV. Or, b
800 80. 2009 Flagler pl, 7r,b
$50. O..117-23 U NV, IT. b
$50. so. 1907 Lydecker, Or, b
$50. so. .1O1S d ne, Sr, b
$50. so .34-46-66 v NV, Or, b
$50. so. ..16OS 18th NV, 7r
$50. so. POS c NV, sr, b
1928. 5O.42 Sea ton NV, 7r, b
$2S. 80. 625 Fla av. ne, 9r,b
$2S.50.6 81 n Y av nw,7r. b
$27. so. 1860 E Cap. Sr. b
$27. so. "a Q NV, Or, b
$27. so. .112O n H av, TT. b
$27. so. 419 n ] av NV. hall
$27 so. .423 10th ne. 7r, b
| $28.5O. $40 Sd ne, Or. b
$3.50. I'LL 9Th NV, Or, b
! $25. so. .154 q NV, 7r, b
$25 so. .218 E ne. Or, b
| SIS. so. 1907 4th NV, Or, b
$25. so. 1924 18th NV, Or, b
$B.0.112 Quincy ne. 81, b
So. 80. .170S Pa av, Or, b
$25. so. 1920 7th NV. store
$25. so. .1704 4th NV. Or. b
! $3. .514 n nw,5r. b fat
$25. 1907 7th NV, store
$3. $50. .6l4 9th NV fat
SIS. col n H av, Or. store
| $22.5O.5 14 Spruce NV, fiat
i$22. so. 3O5-7 Rnw,sr.b fiat
$40. so. 1120 18th NV, Or, b
$40. so. 1905 K NV. Or. b
S20.50.744 Harvard, Or, b
$40. lib LIST, fiat
$40. 1924 22d, 7r
l$1S. so. GOT Mass av NV, Or
1918. so. .505-23 l4th Sc, Or,
$3.50. 4O3 18th ne, Or, b
SIS. 80. All K NV, 5r, b
SIS. .1OO3-5 K Sc, 5r&b fiat
$15. ..614 18th NV, fat
$13. 80. 1926 D ne, Or. b
$3.50. ..531 9th ne, Or
$12.50.1S19 Lincoln av, Or
$3.50. .227 Q NV, Sd floor
5000. 227 @ NV, LIST floor
$40. .407 Fl ne
COMPLETE BULLETIN.
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l414 .F' ST. NV. TELEPHONE " $40,
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fOl5 18th NV, Tor sos o0l1ai7 I'd b. fur
1908 Belmont Az 10. boo 00l322 Del 7r b22.60
2406 18th NV, 10r. b 90. 0Ol 2219 NV. 400
1887 st NV. 1Or,h55. O0l0sice rms. 1907 ct NV
TYLER RUTHERFORD unc.b SS07 Ut.
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UNFUR,
THE Berkshire" Flats.
1.-THE Veronica" Flats
81, O0yr.21OS 10th, Or, 4b
$500. 1881 y II av, 18r, BIB
$50. 1901 Clifton, 16r, 3b
1928. 1925 VI NV, 15r. 3b
$S3.33.31S Pa av NV, 22r, b
$50. 33. 1929 Euclid pl, IA 2b
$50. 1915 10th, 12r, b
$75.75. .2231 Q NV, Tor, b
$T5. 1909 9th NV, 12r. b
$75. 1882 Kenyon, Tor, b.
$75. ...2122 Cal av, 12r, b
$70. 1922 s NV, Tor, b
$65. .......1736 @, 11r, b
SEQ. rs. 1878 Harvard. 12r. b
SEQ. Bait st NV, Tor, 2b
S5.75. .201O r NV, Tor, b
$55.75. .20D r NV, Tor, b
$55.50.1205 9th NV, 13r, b
$55. =. 1899 Q NV, 13r, b
$5O.75 1852 Kenyon, Tor, b
$5O.75. 1896 Col I'd, Tor, b
$5O.73. .1Z37 s NV, Tor, b
$50. 10. 3O2 Ind av NV, II. b
$5O.50. .201S q NV, Tor. b
$50. so. 1625-9 Howard. 10, b
5000. 2614 Univ'y pl, Tor, b
$50. so. 1911 Roanoke, Tor, b
$50. ..130O Ken av, Tor, b
$50. 100 Z NV, 1Or, b
$50. Warehouse. n J ay
SAT. .3415-17 Brown. 10, h
$3.50. 2024 18th NV, Or, b
$45. so. 1905 18th NV. 10r, b
$45. 5O.1249 Kenesaw, 10. b
$45. POOP 4th ne, 11r, b
$i5. no C NV, Tor, b
$45. .3107 y NV. Tor, b
$40. so. 1927 Ken av, Or, b
$3.50. 1925 G NV, Tor, b
$40.50.2017 10Th NV, Or, b
$1,000. 1744 Corcoran. Or, b
$1,000. .1i1s @ NV. 10r, b
5000. 1909 Sth NV. Or, b
$40. so. G33 Md av ne, Tor, b
$40. so. .1120 Yale, 10r, b
$40.50.1207 9Th my, Tor, b
$1,000. 1900 w NV, Tor. b
$40. 18th & K. sto & cellar
$3.50. 1917 Fl NV. Or. b
$3s. so. 1908 9th NV, Tor, b
$35. IS. .474 o NV, 10r. b
S35. 80. 1929 p NV, Or, b
$35. so. .135 u NV. Sr, b
$3.50. .224 f ne, Tor, b
$35. so. i 400 Binney. Or, b
$50 80. 1928 18th NV, Or, b
$35. so. 1916 $ NV, Tor, b
CALL AT OFFICE FOR
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WANTED-To BOARD FEW REFINED MEN:
private home. beyond Tenleytown; one car fare;
large. cool rooms and yerandas; bath and an con-
veniences. Address 1915 33d ct. ne
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FOR RENT-IN THE ARMY AND NAVY SECTION,
just off Conn. ave, ideal home 10 rooms,
bath. Rent reduced to $685. rs. Key at office.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 500 & sos st. NV.
mills .tU&thtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-14

FOR RENT
NV. 1120vt av15, 2b$lS5. OSW 219 9th, Or b. Isl 80
NV ,3lS Pa ay, 22r.. IS SW 21l 3D. Or b.. so
NV 1889 @ i3r b. IS. 00SW 23S 18th, Or, b. 16 20
NV. 1921 I'd. 11r, b. .50Sw Q20 Va az, 4r..l5.S0
W12l1 II, ST.. b. 40. 30SW 1856 Va nv, 4r. 80
NR,320 U 7r, b.. 30. 00SW 1924 Va Nv. <r. 30
NV 1916 9Th. Ct, b. 0.30SW 621 G. Or. IA. 50
NV 1877 With 20. o0Sw6o5 c, .13 30
NV, 1902 4th, Or. 11.40SW 635 G, 4r...... 80
NW,611 s. 81. Is. 30SW 1911 d, 80
NV 400 O. Sd q, II. 1S.O0SW AT 9Th, rms II 90
NV, 1924 av, 6r.14. 30Sw ,210 14th, Or. 50
M, 1428 av, 20 SW 615 Burke's al 4r.6 30
INV 1901 Erie Or. ,11O1 Fla av,Sr. BIZ. 90
NV ,90S Fla av, 4r. ia. so NE,NW cor 9Th & K
W,1202k 10th, .1O.3O (store) 5rllb. 100
W1202 10th, Ar. 10. 80 Sc I'LL 10TH Or 10. 90
NW1 Naylor ct, 4r. e. 80 SE113O K, 10. 90
NV 1884 Snow row 6r7. 80 Sc LIZ NJ 80
NV 1905 Cation, Ar. 90 Sc, $40 I'd, rooms. 600
FLATS-SOUTHEAST
300 Pa. ave.. Sd floor, II. and b. .$25 90
STORES
NV, 61S Pa av.. stores eel, elev. Per an. 400
NV, S.W. cor. LIST and H. rooms. 80. 90
NE, Nv. cor. 9th X. store and dwelling. 90 90
NV, cor. 22d and Water ................... 1000
OFFICES.
NV, Gunton BLDG Offices NV 648 La ave, offices
NV, Gentry bldg, Offices NV, sos c.. Offices
APPLY AT OFFICE FOR WEEKLY BULLETIN.
mh14-t, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 917 + st. NV.
FOR RENr-BY WA. A. YESTERDAY, BOND BIZ.
1876 O. 10r, b. .$65. 90 1908 NV 10r b.. $35. 80
1906 18th Tor 90 1916 Sd NV, Sr. b. $35 90
1882 18th $40 90 sos 18th large cafe 5000
1903 10th Tor $40. 90 2413 NV, Or. $15. 40
1888 LIST ST. Or, b. .$37 so 2402 NV. Ar. 80
239 st. James ct, Ar. $500
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FOR RENT-BY VIM. A.
1876 Q, 10r, b. :. .$65. 90
1906 18th NV. Tor, b. S45. go
1892 18th NV, Tor, b. $40. 90
318 10th NV, Tor, b. $40. 90
1888 LIST st, Or, b. 1881. 80
239 st. James ct, Ar. S.. 90
mhl4.3ta
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FOR RENT f776 Harvard. Or, b. %. so
1884 Riggs pl Tor 1884 Corcorn, Tor 40 s5
1902 H. Tor, 8e.00l625 Fla ne, 1Or b q. so
: STORES.
18th o. sto&dw. 90 1442 P, store. $50 90
143s p store. 5000 rms. e5th and K: 10. so
'mh143t F. W. GRAHAM, GIT 14th st. .
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FOR RENT-IN MT. PLEASANT-1413 PARK ST. |;
house Of IL rooms; ami; large shady groundsi
near two car lines; rent, $500. Inquire 1927
Howard ave. mh14-3ts
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FOR RENT-OUT OF TOWN.

FOR RENT--COMPLETELY FURNISHED. LARGE
private boarding house. opposite U. s.. Naval
Academy; low rent. Special Inducements II taken
at once. Address E. W. IGLEHART. Annapolis.
Md. S-26t"
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OUT OF TOWN PROPERTY.
500 FOR THE SEASON-WELL FURNISHED
house for rent; single beds; hair mattresses; bath
room; furnace; roomy piazzas; broad view;
always cool. E. E. c. SWIFT, Falmouth, Mass.
fe2S-s, At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

a gas war THAT makes All previous
rcrala bstaeau ~satt4sH tau rival
1aa comp auiez hook Ike hnafalifE
naal pillow flights Is raging la go
utf4e.
Asa result gaa 10 belnR sold taday,
boz an parts 81 thr eats reached by
the seattle Gees ANA Elesirla gulu-
pauNa mains fuf sa cents tHnuEaud
fFt e eti - asattls aaG cent -n
iha lowest tHfe heretofore cHAfEwd
~ lin. fitHi sssiiiiaaiii=H
Until this mniuiaE 81 GENTS AaH
The rate charged ug beth the - Htttr
cas- sud Electric aud the 'iuEena
Light and Power companies in dia-
tricia whore both corporations had
mains
The gas cold by the RES company
De- the product ~ the old cor Seattle
Gas aud Electric company plant
aud IL distributed through That come
paHys mains. bot strange 90 say,
the company which SELLS BE- o. the
| Citizens LIFhf aud Power company,
"a ueH corporation recently organized
under the laws az this state. and
! s-f=s.s. a--.t l.sss a-l44taaeF ia
I la claimed. with the cider corpora
ton uf that name. which Dr. organ
lied under the laws Of New Jersey
and haa franchise from che cts ~
Seattle
Aa set deepest mystery surrounds
the entry ~ The neW eitiHouH conn
panY into the gas feht 10 has no
franchise from the cltg aud mo- prop
prtv in Seattle Nevertheless It's
right 90 buy gaa from the old cum-
panp and sell 60 ut q reduced rate
10 uuduuhted. and the consumers Of
the city are feaping the benefit
> W elise. president Of the tth-
zaua. company 80. I, dlsCluiiuH an
knowledge OF citizens company 40,
ana deuuuuaes iH as an lutetlapcr
without a franchise. haHely attempt
Ing to do business Ia Seattle under
false colorH.
no a msn up tree there De- every
thing 10 Indicate that citizens Gas
company No. W merely samuel
Hil. president OF the Seattle Gas
/ and Electric company. under a new
name. Mr. Htii. IL VIII Doe rgmcm-
befed by those who have followed
the gas war since tie Inception, has
always claimed that he. personally,
land not his company was selling gas
at 50 cents In Seattle
Color la given 60 thia theory by
the fact that SIR tlill suddenly
u abandoned what appeared 10 be "a
winning injunction suit against the
rival company q few days ago ap-
pareHttv leaving II clear field,
when IL had for months been tied
lup hv an injunction signed by Fed
rrat Judge Hauford which prevent
ed It from entering into direct conn
petition with the old eomp1uyt
In the same Injunction suit more
over. Judge Hanford had held that
the old Citizens Light aud Power
company was disqualified from do
Ing business In Seattle hy reason ~
the fact that It was Incorporated un-
der the general laws Of New Jersey,
and not under the special gas act of
that state
citizens company No. has ita
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
MANGLED
BY CARS
l.. Tyron Committed Suicide
Under Imeurban Train.

niaHuHted with the horse buHiuess.
broke aud deapuuasut l. rryun r.
3niiuHef uf the faces. committed
Suicide in a huffihlr manner Ht fhr
Meadow last evening at au u.ciaeh
iie Threw himself beneath the
Wheels af "a swiftly running Inter
urban freight train ana Wua gfuaud
Goo pieces beneath ihu heels. When
tho budy wbH taken frum beneath
tho train % waa manEled beyond
recognition.
Tiguu hst heeu az the race track
since the opening If the fall meet
lug Lately he had been driukaE
heavily ne had lost en- thr traces
ANA yesterday drank mure heavily
than usual tie Wua heard te Re-
mark about the stHhlea yesterday
thAt hr WAS tired ~ lite and would
make away with himself
Last evening d. WaH seen van
ierius about near The Meadow sta
tion aHa the dlsratrhffz n both the
Northern fuEifto and iutrFufhan
roads Wrtr notified ~ the fact The
fact that thH man threw himself
before fhr train 80 quickly prevented
tfr RafHiuE fram aarius hia itff
rufaHer Hefa Investigated the
gaHp and the h.tdY was removed 20
tho fiaHusY Watapu Wnfaue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
FIRE Quilted
MOSES BLOCK

tutl the second story could h
toaVhgd IL MS impossible 90 locHte
fhr seat 81 TIE flames Finally with
fhs hsHH ~ ihe streams ffem she
ffuut and rrUr windows tile mru HH
the stair weFp enabled ~ Hrt lHta
tht tohaetu factory on fhc areaua
fioor HHa to tha base 81 the lira
huriuE che time these men WUtr
making fhvtr way up the front
stairs the building Nas hriug
flooded.
% took the fremen iusi ons hour
and three minutes eco put cut the
drp THE alarm WtH turned Boa Hi
lsg4 n'elNk and ~ go O'Clock u VAS
TAPPED cut At O'Clock the fire
saH uHacf control
For tiunc AZ The start II thv fisht
against the nameH % locked HH i
the fire would set the better ~ the
Fighters ana lean across the elleY
To the new chaplin block
A great deal 90 difueuitf wac fns
cuuutrred nom the electric viees
The WlgeH were 80 strung iu The AL
ley that eNrTv fire escape iu The
rear af the building was charged
with electricity and as dangerous IA
the ureuaH AH Use wires. only lads
dsta from the trucks could De uHet
b. get - the top ~ tho hulIIiuE The
fife Travelled uu the rles Abr Shaft
and up thv atattNaNs. ard t was
necessary Co check it from thr too uf
the building
chirf gaok SAYS that the nre was
ouc ~ the worst o. haudia that has
acrurfrd On a long slime NUtutth
standing This fact few nfsWrn we're
hurt at aN ana mo- ere seriously
chief cook received severe blow
from a falling timber ou che side u
the face. hut t. not badly hurt He
NaH at lhe building before s u'claek
thia morning
All % the eampH niles ucuup1 iHK
thr building aud "a eaftUrlH. the
owner. carry Insurance
The same huilalns sas quilted hf
fire last HpflnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
VETS OF 80

81 Paul MINI. Aug al-si Paul
r. entertaining the fourth annual re-
aulnn ~ the National s1eiftF Army II
the Philippines. as arEanlzatlo COM
fts.rd ef TIE volunteer soldiers she
served IN the Philippines. aud which
uaH formed az Denver in Dscrm hsrs
las The gathering aas formally opsn-
ed ln a. senate chamber n she state
capitol this afternoon and fhs Hsa-
fitur are fu continue uutH Thursday.
Delegate from Nebraska. Utah. Colo
RADIO. the Dakotar Illinois and % num-
her ~ other states filled the chamber
aEru tHa reunion Rar called fo order
HY Gen irving Hale. president To-
ulFht win he ETADTN ue 6lfEDL
HiFht there viii BE reception 90 the
Commercial e'aH iu honor N the
visitors Tn. annual reunion parade
f. sHNsaHied Tor "wednesday and vii
b. reviewed hy Generals MaeArthar.
WHEATON EtnR Greene ard other
nfamlrnf army men who saw service
lu she Fhiirp.ueH-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
Early Morning Blaze on First Ave. South
Eniailsd Loss Of $40, ..Depar
ment Had an Uphill Fight

the Second floor. il ln the uelshhos.
Htsai ef AIaetN II VAS lu hfa estate
hshmcut that she nYr brukt cut
Water damaEed lhe stores un the
street fle0rH ana basement fo the
extent OF about tIem'N The stores
on ipv sffuvt are J " Falsa a Cn
3 hoicaatH stationery and PAPER. the
AmrrteaH fbIr Founders Company
A. e.. lnuHrN & Co. betting. hose
and mll suppllrs.
tt kassfuliy haif an hour after the
start uf the IRE that the depart
nrih VS. called cut unik then il
aaa rfvre accident that thn fire
q ~ discovered \ pedestrian pass
tnE IRE building shortly ate
lnck noticed ranaftFri bic
amount 81 Smoke ~ the rear ln the
aiiry He walked t. urv hraulutf-
f#fa agt reported rubbish FIRE lbs
fde alley A captain Was seuf go see
Is hat vas the matter ana discovered
smoke isHuiuE fHam nearly eNefs
window and tsom the roof "a the
Moses tlaek
A SEVERAL alarm 81 fire vas turned
a. Hardly had 1he apparatus AR
rived at the burning building when
the flamaH burst forth And 10 ap.
pssrrd 5bat the eatre huiidlug was
ane sheet - flame
Frnin the rear. front. roof md
sta irw avs the fire was fought The
fscpmen xho were sent ur the frant
stairs % the haildinR were driven
hack tne and again before they
reached the second fnsr The dense
smoke and fire Waa Tor a time a
complete barrier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
LOCAL GAS WAR
IS ON IN EARNEST
The Seattle Gas and Electric Company
Cuts Its Rate to Sixty Cents Per
Thousand Feet

offices az as Cherry street next
daof a. the offices II the Seattle
Naa ADD Electric Light company.
Ffauk b. ruaf " ho e iiH president
IS ss Interview 80 thls afternoon.
tkeafu TIRE only fifuf in tbs state
~ WathinEtou legally entitled "a use
she f.Hiue 0f The Citaeua Light aud
iian ~ company. said he. aud We
ata ready - SHOW our authority
fFaiH the state 60 conduct uuf bust
mnHH Al any fIn4r We are Cliiiud upuu
o. do Eu.
Any other company using the
name OF thH Citizens Light ana
FuWe company hna no legal right
% % sn. We have promised through
ouf Solicitors GO deliver Eaa AT the
rate 81 81 cents per 1910 feet ana
ae are prepared Go do u. in fact. We
are deiuE It al present
We have an arrangement with
the Seattle Gas company b. which
We cain use their nas pipes fat Tho
purpose We are ready FOR amy lu-
festIab uon that may be- made
NnTu pressed for an answer a. 60
the mnfIVe Of the new cuunanX Iu
taking the name of the OLD CONE
pnnX ST. Poor smiled and stated
that people Wefs nt liberty Ia figure
it eat f1f Themselves
Mr. y W elise president 81 the
original Citizens Light a Power
comuanv. Was aiHo interviewed.
Z hld heard nothing Of this mat
ter until yesterday" said Ar elise.
aud I have nothing 10 say except
that wish - deny most emphatic
aily the the Citizens Light q Pow b.
or company of which I ann president
Inns anything whatever 90 do with
the new concern which ! under
stand " usiug its name.
= understand there is no law Go
prevent any person - company from
USING the name of any name or conn
pauY. but I wish "a have u under
atoua that the original Citizens
LiEht a Power company have moth
ing whatever Co DO With ans offers
made nr contracts let hy the agents
who arc now going about the city
fof the new concern
G. 10 Collins. chief engineer and
manager ef the original Citizens
Light A. Power com punv. when ask
Cd what action would be taken Gan
faSsf7f - iif-. .at-Tato made bY the
new company, roplied We know
nothing about g."
You will not consider any prop-
osition n meeting tho new rote2' he
wac asked
we know nothing about a."
again replied MI Collins. with firm
ness, Implying that the new COM
pany using the name OF the old eom-
pauY would receive no recognition
Whatever from the officers of the
original corporation.
Although Il is rather dlfilcult 60 sec
h6w two aaH companies are going 20
sell aaa from ono not overly large
plant tho Seattle GHa a Electric Light
Co today boldly announced lta inteu.
ton 10 compete WITH its alleged foster
child and De- sending cut notices to its
old customers that II Will meet the CO.
cent cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

- Masas blrck. oa seeahd ave-
- nsaHh. between Nan ANA
fsstsah stfrete vaH suited IS nn'
-ss,t ibis uiNfuiua The s4Fuetu, q
+ sshet - h saftnFta. fare ana
cslsg tamasr1 the Htagk Hna IA,
se.ss uf sVety establishment im the
eaN1Ins fht stelee sea- tue nvoNut
as4f auflofcd principally frvu
w4isF The VIPER sSories we're ar-
lsssA and HRre atso dNmaked bY
- Cess 81 the fire department
asslalates t4se le-s at between stooot
- $50 t2a Tht rElncipal dHmaEs
- g. the eaateHtH The huudiuE
sssa b. damsged 10 the ekteut of
sssat Sc ea
n 1Hsin - the arc Is someth,ns
e 4 mystery. although N Is Hrncr-
AIS thnugAt 90 have revn afsonta
rszsss tsslH hustien Tue btaza ap-
t4syntiy STATED m the rvar af the
<esfHl staez ceeuuIrA Is . Eatacoo
fAstmN NJ firv vas ever kept in
M nelg hhaFhotsd g thr phase y here
the hlaEs started and spontaneous
eeaeustinH Is the enly theeHy that
se<eaa ttuahfe
~ heaviest loses ~ the fire vas
~ Seattle Net ans rVine Company
sskt oSeurIss the three uppsF fin1Es
e n tsitt.na ne raachinsry ard
> EFeat eaai - the steck q TITS
r~rn VAS dAm xsa Part q THE
raAeaAssfy vas Totally destroyed
~ iosa - fhls flgm g. eoussfVa
tiefIg estimated ~ - go
Tar aass e. rVuHH "a fiaehms =
ctr4f an1 tat,arcp Factory. oecunying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
The Defender Again Shows Her
Heels 10 Shamrock III.

mGHLANDH. Aug 81 II b. %
rafting day fDr weather At dawn
the weather Waf - rough IL was
believed that there would be mo- urs
as the heavy HeH piichci the light
yachts like cookie shells &at "a frH
cd salts said this morning that if
the yufhtH WpTr cent uut something
would happen before the cay waH
over The regatta committee how
ever. decided To- have the rHee LIP
ton. when be heard the announce
msut wHa delighted and Eaid TIE
heavy weather would give the
Shamrock her ouiy chance. ar b. Is
convinced that light weather Waf
made for the Reliance.
Todny= race Nii d, % miies 90
Tire wiudHHfd and Htum. All wac
quiet aboard the yachts until the
race WnH announced aH the cap
aiuH a. not want the race Sailed Boz
the rain. which puuu down ire
uusufiy
Just after O'Clock both yachts
took tow and started for the start
ing lue
The yachts. white ln tow Tor the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
STANDING Of the Clubs
EXODUS
LOW WATER AND EARLY
FALL DRIVE MINERS
FROM YUKON.

Iow water IA tho Yukon and tire
prospect OF an early freeze up are
causing a hurried exodus from the
Yukon gold camps. Passengers ar
irving on the city Of Seattle yester-
day report that the Yukon IL 20 low
that steamers are experiencing 20
siderable trouble ana every indica-
ton D. good for an early winter.
NotWithetnndiug the low water lu
the river and the creeks contfibu
tnry a. ~. the output Of gold IL. II
anything. hraer than It has ever
been. The city Of seattle brought
down 400 900 in treasure. OF this
tiG0. 600 was from Treadweii and the
remainder from the kloudlkc
She brought 100 passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

stronger OF Point Arena last ru-
day
About 3 aetaek iu the afternoon.
while the Dollar NnH running
through h drnae Toe q big unknown
Htsamrr luomed up na the atafhaHrd.
Islat e collision did not occur lH
conHidrreH an bat miraculous
rhu Dollar had 60 passengers and
100 toms 81 general freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
CAD AGAN
THE NOTORIOUS JOHN
SON WOMAN ACCUSED
or $3.50 LARCENY.

CAD johnson. who Is under zen
trnes Of two years Ia the yeulten.
uurr bot out uu bonds pending Hn
appeaI. was again arrested yeatrr'
day morning hy Patfulman Phillips
on ID HhhfEt Of grand larceny -"
b. Hliaead a. have stolen Size from
A. gaHsruda ln the lower part ~
the city CaHHendu uas kfrrine the
nanes far hts partner Mike chris.
tdphef who WaH not considered safe
with If
caHsaudo thought that he knew
the aaga 81 the Wufla sell enough
90 protect thr colin, but diaoate 90
hts HaIstnke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
UNION RECOGNIZED

The IdLg standing disagreement
between the Paparhaurera and Dec
orators union and the Third avenue
fheater has been settled Manager
Drew ~ the theafer company has
agrefd 70 sign fiVe-Fear contract
TO employ none but union decorators
and pauefhauRera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

when tie Harley county ftansasl
sza.ehars faa 20 sEafnat trn FHif3 e
a. STATE beard e education pFahitif.
-. .....sslsss ~ teachers asrfns school
fsgns fhas nsased ihle resolution
.sgshsraas oar fathers came g EaH-
a. ! nauraaancs - a high ana hnl.
dssfrs - establish The Institutions ~