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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-18

Nothing in the world is more haugh-
ty than man of moderate capacity
when once raised to power.-Wessen-
b,Irv
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-18

in self-supporting women, and has done
much in New York to make their lives
pleasanter. Mrs. Sage is the guardian
of her husbands health and dictates how
he shall live. She has been married to
Russell Sage for thirty-tive years.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-18

Arthur NJ. Beaupre, who has reused
the ire of the Colombian governments and
the anxiety of the United States govern
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-18

rrTc Permanently No fits nervousness after
ri , first days of DIR. Klne's Great Nerve Re-
storer. Send FKEE& 90 trial bottle and treatise
DIR. II. H. KLINE, Ltd 93i Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-18

never without a bottle of Piso's
(, Consumption in our house.
N. Swayze, Wakita, Okla, April
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-18

we have had crown prince here and
the brother of an Emperor, but we have
never experienced the ineffable ecstasy
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-18
Undoubtedly True.

fes one redeeming feature about
@eSS' Observed the man who had
''sed the pond.
e out with the explanation" mid
nv who was anxious to get wise.
. aaaeS a fellow forget all his other
r. replied the amateur traveller.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-18
snark, from the Wires.

laseuns and law and order movements.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-18

A clustering night, a fair day
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-18

j capsules of the tobacco plant
,d with valves for the escape
lS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-18

'AA FADELESS DYES color
VIZ per package, than others.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-18

WE'VE ships day arrive in
Il New York.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-18

Gala
sbery.
and his
With the
,any by
Railroad
down
OF eng
DR. oil.
benjamin
i arnons
! visited
.
falllng g
and corn
localas ss,'
i una -,
fN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
INV MW RZEMC M
NERMe MAeC MDEZXc
THAT BEEN THE sEcRE OF THE SUCCESS OF ONE or
sEATTLE's LEADING REAL ESTATE

won the confidence Of the people,
gained Tor himself a splendid busi-
ness footing and prepared the way
Ger the building Of the great leasing
and rental enterprise which John
Davis 4 90 represents.
This company va organized six
years ago. and began business in n
small way Since then Mr. Davis
has kept the dollars turning. and
wlth them has turned many tracts
and properties within the city's
bounds. the company thriving with
the growing enterprise and the city
reapiuR the benefits Of the lively
spirit 81 real estate speculation until
at present the company represents
the largest rental and real estate
business In Seattle.
Mr.. Davis IL a born manager and
has marked ability az a promoter. A
ssssssssssg sf sffs Hsst ~ iiis early yoaiii
he engaged In various euiivening en-
ferpriaea IN California. Oregon aud
washington. and finally came from
Spokane IN 1855 and euharking in
the real estate business Immediately
after the fire 81 1883.
Ito r. a thoroughly seif-nais man.
and solved for himself the problem
Of getting ahead IN the world The
rapid advancement he has made was
the result ~ his own perseverance
against many obstacles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08

STAMPEDE LEADERS TO REGAIN FORMED JOBS DISRUPTED
THE unloN-UlrmAruM EMPLOYERS PREclprhrGo


The teamstaFu' strike has praetleai.
~ come t. an end to-day. TIE rvsat h
complete victory for The transfer
companies. ard the strikers WIN can
BE- given work VII be alifNed 20 re-
turn tomorrow under ic-s fayurahls
conditions than were effsrtA ~ the
companies On the fret day - the
atFiks.
The break Ia the ranks n the Team
pfixefu' uniou orcurrea yesterday. az.
though discomfort had been EYowink
O. rHeYsral days Yesterday = boif
- the strikers entered ths unestiue
u the union and demanded that the
committee settle the strike Nilh1ut
reference % fecusnitioa % the uniuu.
and addsd that Y a settlement Nsfr
not accomplished within q hnurs they
would return q wuFa as Individuals
Since that time the committee has
heen acttux 81 The defensive and ~
day called on The transfer companies
10 learn hoe nanY e the original
employees would he taken beck
fessay the Transfers union b pfae-
iicHiIY DISRUPTED q az least Il sxisth
onlR in weakened condition II was
reported Atout hoah4uarfesa fhis
morning that the leaders - fhr strike
wrfe simriy ieohiHx egt f1F shrif esn
iols. and we're not particular ahaut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
NOTHING BUT WORK
FOR willie NOW
SCHOOL LABOR AND LABOR FOR
AMERICAS YOUNG HOPEFUL

He VIII be whipped AZ recess by
boys Who would more than fiii bis
shoes because bis code - honor for
bids night
u IL up % him tfo at busy and
shos hat hr has aaihsd FROM
previous months spent within the
rlaHs confines - the kuuHiadEr fac
ttnfY ana BE- can scr trouble ahead
u be falia % make god
AZ u.eia-ek this morning the long
3nssa - future rfeHifenia wsfa
dfnsu ar on one side II each sebovl
playground Opposite ihin military
aernunaffzti1n uefe the cradle rock
inN. world ruling euntineent Eusis
aifh her hrand.nsw fraek and Ssllie
eifh her natfY rtxtHils
FaF at lraHf uaH morning IN the
year the father - the man must
have HE face washed hnd the future
partner - his lifaa joys must have
hef hair done un
u g. trying ordeal % Judge Nv
The look ~ troubled responsibility
uprn their faces
Things viii be doinR presently
ny mon tomorrow the steady. mon
atnaams dfuninK Floating out from
che windows will notify the passing
public that the school boys vacation
ls over.
There are clouds IN the skY for
young America and a. yet be IL un-
able 90 discern the silver iialns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
Tnls the dsyt

. ~ - HttA AAaAN
The end o. the wortd has GENE.
"A IeaN, that l. The opiniuu % many
small boz eho lined up in front
% fha brick sehonihuuaa this naasfn
lnE. waiting his turn f. march In
and have his John Hancock in-
scrihoa On the roll OF the condemned
whieh viii render him liable 10 the
iruant officer u he fails - serve
hls nine months sentence with good
Hraee and proper dstuFuuL
Ne longer wlli he be permitted 20
commune vita nature on The HILL
tops or listen O. the babbilnE brooks
Nitb no thought o. cafe Tor the
morrow.
No indeed
Before the day ia done he wtii be
herdsd into tbs halls of learning and
taught 20 emulate the ant whether
no vii Or no. he uiii Ell on n hard
bench and face an amazing array 81
figures which he s. presumed 90
have mastered during his last term.
bot which have long since fled hts
memory and are "a the inscriptions
Of the ancient ChalaeanH h. hla tfuu-
hled mind.
lie viii gaze at the task with
fascinated horror ana Hheidef 80
he hears himself called "Wtliia= By
teacher whom he never SGT eyes
On before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
slo DAY AT TACOMA.
Especial ta The stsr.l

TACOMA. sept & The Labor day
celebration MAS opened here to-day
VITA q monster parade led by John
Hartman. marshal ~ the day and
y fohle. president 90 the Western
Central Labor Union 90 seattle.
Every uulon lu the eigy had almost
It's entire membership out and Sc
attic had over f.eo0 men la Tine. The
seattle leemana linton made the
best showing 81 any Of the visiting
ORGANIZATIONS out OF member
shir Of s. the union had 80 men Ia
line
All the principal streets Of the city
through which the parade marched
Nere crowded. There arr several
Thousand visitors IN the c!tf
A baseball game this afternoon al
spnuaway PARK Between Tacoma
Trades Council and Western een-
trail I.alsur Union uf Seattle. and the
tux - var between lonKshoreusn
af Tacoma ana Seattle are features
of>the afternoons sports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
INCREASED
IMPORTS
SHOWN nv hARBoRmAsTER's
REPORT FOR AUGUST.

fisybor Master Isuasn's report for
August shows e large Increase r.
IMPORTS. but decrease Ia experts
This IL explained b. the statement
~ tho fact that an unusually iarEr
number Of ships arrived from for
with lumber and wheat.
The total value Of the foreign rx-
ports for the month WAS ISIS as.
while the value Of the Imports from
foreign ports Il represented hy
81. 81. ags OF departing vessels
there we're a. and - arrived in port.
with a tonnage II 20. al and lit.sgA
respectively g. Al g. ~ nzaHssefa
camg into the city ard q. is1 went
out
The satlpafsf value 81 eoastwian
and local Imports " t1.iss So. and
the estimated value 81 shipments
from .fhs same source II tAf1s.s7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08

Fifteen years Of successful effort
% keep things moving has sdenti-
4 John Davis. whose name ap-
- % tine Stars Roll 81 Honor,
the progress Of Seattle and
him rank among the enter
nK real estate brokers who. IN
pursuit 81 their personal business
ntures have materially aided ~
ne apbulldIug Of the city.
II has always been Mr. Davis
theory thai the best use 70 which
dollar may be put r. TO keep 4 turn
ing over. ard hts practice 81 this
theory often kept the spirits Of his
fellow citizens from greater Tagging
ar times % depression. Notably dur
lne the -srs0d of nearly four years
succeeding the national financial de-
preston IN 1888. Mr.. Davis kept the
bell rolling IN the way qf real es-
not Jose faith. as many others did.
but invested and reinFestsa his cap
ftaI IN the city. infuaipg a spirit ~
public confidence that was sadly
needed. and doing much 20 counter
act the depressing influence OF the
panic.
RE took chances, but HIS faith was
well rewarded. for when the new
impetus OF the gold discovery in
Alaska brought Seattle back 20
flourishing prosperity again. he had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
VINO rs NEXT?
BALLARD MAN HOLDS RECORD
FOR PACKING SHINGLES.

BALLARD. Sept T.-Ballard now
claims the shingle packing cham
pionship by virtue Of record es-
tabiiahed Saturday by Tom Donald,
a packed In the Mullen mill. Ia 10
hours Donald packed 5000. thereby
smashing the records held eatab-
lished by enry Tritz Of Iatona and
Pat Powers II Everett.
During the first five hours 81 the
contest Donald packed over tse0o.
but his hands could not stand the
pace. and he was forced 60 Hlacken
his speed somewhat. lie has Rr-
cepted the challenge 81 Pat Powers
Of Everett for a match contest for
the championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08

the outcome ~ the strike.
The strike romBittse has been IN
conference with She managers u the
transfer companies all day, ascertain
Ing lust ahieh men ~iH BE- saAsa back
hat il ia suppressed that only fsw viii
na allowed g. So back The transfer
companies saY they viii uot Discharge
men who have entered their employ
dutinn the strike and arr dalns salts
factory safk ana aa the companies
have nearly all their fiEs ont. The
outlook l. NOS rouf1drrvd VefY prufnins
los fnr the strikers
ii IL mut known whether the strike
committee VII report hack 20 the uns
iog Or act ga Ha own responsibility.
but IL n positive that the men viii h.
81 Npfk tounffUW. Ths transfer com
paeirn had lHssmatea shat Y sas msn
dia not 80 q SufA then that Ihrif
yaiss Wuuid be worthless and the Hnsn
FASTENED e. sst into the hand wANess
Secretary hlerHafl chairman II tbs
strike ceusuaitles. stated to-day that
the strike u nat broken. that there 10
10 iulantian q breaking a. and that
u any teaHasters 81 hack "a wuFA 10
morrow thrF nil - Nsry few iu uulns
Der. zoe riots than y - tt
The stFiAe saH tnaHAurntei - days
aEa ard both Vase ard union Feengs
nitioa were lnyniHed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
HIGH OFFICIALS or
THE TREASURY HERE

Robert . Asmstrurk. assistant ssc-
retsFf ~ the treasury. Hamilton E1sh
assistant treasurer - the uHIfed
States = " sfranshau. collector -
eustams for the reft uf New Yefk
Hamilton fish. jr. and Harefay lar
sons IT, are r. chs city
ssstfasf Hfa#ft7FszH r7 snr private car "
siHFNesant Flah. ufanlaant ef the ~
HHrts Cansral raHeaad
All - fhe narfN except Mr. Arm
strong afa hers GA SOLELY vacation
strip. The latter A. ea;r f#aiuz husIHsHs
and pleasure. white here he vii IN
vrafleats the needs - the customs de-
Hartmsnt = tbs District.
IRE visitors viii remaEa IN fhs eltY
tadag end part - tamorfuN. ara then
lsave Tor Facoma- Portland, ssa F'vsn.
cisco. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
IN Tolls
AGAIN

N. q. nristoe. who has been ar
rested numerous tinea for check
forEefica and passing worthless
checks. was again arrested today
by city Detective Prank Kennedy
and il naN in The city 5an
The last Tins that BTistoe vas
arrested he was sent 70 the insane
asylum. Ifr was discharged from
there ami came back 20 Seattle.
The check which william Hull
gave 20 n boy 10 cash Rs the Dexter
Horton bank several days ago WAS
made out in favor OF BriHtac and
endorsed with his name. II IL be-
iieved that ne IL connected with the
case
Hull r. at liberty under bonds
pending his hearing on n forgery
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
POOR 10 AND HIS MTH
AND KIM JOURNIRG
TO THE HOP FIELDS

The mobile red mani what la iefi -
him. iu mAklng hta annual pilgrimage
Go tho hon. fields 90 the ralr faces
The HiWHshsa are coming down the
sound ia cHnueu and row boats and
overland an hicyeiea. eaNuaea and old
time apfing wagons SUNDAY afternoon
the Seattle depot presented a ssia az
rrafance. the south end ~ ths plat.
form hoiaK given over g. the assembled
rvdakina
There were slwashes ~ every siEo.
ase. description and previous condition
90 lassitade an ready for the annual
sra,t ~ industry. They huddlsd To-
Eether IA biahsata aud Mother itubs
bards with bsHdauh hsuukpfehisfa
or aid silk plus hats on the.f heads.
and thetf ubkempt iucha fi0au7d 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08

tfesse Ia way that would have put
lliaNatbn O. the blush. but they we're
taking IL easy and were In plenty Of
time fnf the twu afternoon trains
Witch tfannnurteA them aeeordins to
paitface methods. over the intrrt sfis
inH country to tbs hop fields at hnlf
price.
This IL the advance suard u what
~ Co camc. fur the call Vas gone forth
aad from far back In the pines the
HlWaHh viii respond ia The roufa" Of
time. arriving at Seattle for the jour
mes 90 the hop fields
Tho rules and regulations for the
redakin made uad provided vii DO rig
idlY enforced during the rounding up.
aud calls faf ffrewAter viii fall On
deaf ears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08

'cannerT tender Mary y Hume reforts
that the NushaHsk salmon paek f.
fully as large A. last year. and that
" Resisting iarNsf than ever before
The hafY u. Hune arrived yestcfs
daf hfinEina the fret detailed nexs
from fhs Bristol hay camnafles Al
operations 0n rrlatol haN were si4ut
down ana TIE pack finished aariux the
latter part = AuEusi.
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THEY LET HIM co.

" T.. Moore. ysha vas arrested Lat
night IN the Seattle hotel 10y Detectives
Wappenstsin and Easson. was rrieas-
ed from the city prison today, Tho
officers laid their case before the pros
ccutinR attorney, but na thsY had no
one 10 make charge against Moore
he was released. lie WAS booked at
the station on suspicion Of haVlnE
worked the local pool rooms on adj
vance racing tips by tapping their
wires and sedillng the tips 90 gam
bisrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
PRESIDENT ooNpERs SPOKE.

lNptASArotiE Ind sept, IT,
President samuel Oompera. II the
American Federation Of Labor tO-
dag fvNiewed an Immense parade of
organized iaher and aftfrward was
thc chief SPEAKER at q monster GEM
unatfattau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
S|DETRACKED
QUEEN CITY
ITO the Woods" Was the Cry of
1000 Union Hen This Norm
ing They Spent Labor
Day in Tacoma

II stranger should happen 60
wander inio Seattle to-day be would
pf0hahiy roma Go the conclusion ne
had hrouEht up Ia Taeeguas
II a stFAnEcr should blow INTO
Tacema he woNli in all probability
eNclalW. THAT conductor must have
given me n bum steer. I thouEht
this MAS Tacoma. hut iouk az the
peorlei Il Il that cye-opener ] had
this morning or have 1 Eutton my
dates miNt'd aud landed iu seattle
Seattle was left out in thc cold
Ia the ahor day celebration. TIC
the woods was the siaean and the
entire crowd grabbed their lunch
baskets ana left Tor Tacoma by rail-
and water
II II an m wind the say, which
allows nobody Ecot and 'he decision
which makes Seattle an Interested
spectator has constituted recam
the seerc ~ the demonstration.
fafiv this morning the exodus be-
san. AZ 7 80 o'cleek. while the dew
xtlli slistsned on tha grass the ear
nenteFs elanahered aboard the Flyer
and steamed for the city asrnss she
bay. Two hundred Of the knights
81 the saw and hammer were on the
decks as she east Off
At ; O'Clock the steamer r =
REED followed In the wake of the
Flyer bearing 2eo lonEshoremen and
friends. A. SIS the third and last
boat departed having a. passed.
Eers carpenters aud other members
Of the Western Central Labor union
aiso band q zoe pieces There
vas 4 hand on each boat
The plumbers and gas fitfsrs chose
the land route ana set eff on epe-
etal tnteyurhap train n ! 20 o'clurk
Fully teoa union men went "a take
part IN he celebration II. pehle
president % TIE Western Central
labor union. is the marshal "a thu
aAy for the Saaftle contingent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
BIG poinos IN WINDY CITY.

CHICAGO. III. sept T.--chicaKo.
the greatest esuter q Organised
labor in the wafid held iis Iaaag
day eeiehra tiun on the customary
large scale. The parade occupied
the greater part u the day. every
organized trade being represented
by large numbers % men and vu-
men. In accordance with custom tho
Beard % T'rafe. Stock Exchange.
banks and pubiIc offices we're closed
for the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
&c MoMEN pAaAnEn.

San FHNNcfsf'o. Cal, sept IL
rhirtY thausaad we're n lire On the
labor daY raFaaa here. there being
practically iva raraiiea. one n The
building trades. nufaheftnA iaaHH men,
anf ere t.aianea belongings 10 the IN.
Der cnuneii among whom NHrr 100
women. mostly garment workers and
mattresses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
TEXANS PARADE.

WACO. Texas sept Labor
day was celebrated here mere gem
orally than ever before, All husi-
ness was practically Suspended and
the egy was interested Ia the bis
parade Walton Fotget OF san An
tonic. vas the principal spVakgF ~
the cav.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
WILL snlp BODY HOME.

CORONER Haye this morning re-
ecived teiographlc orders from the
family - Charles Aufftn, who COM
mlttad suicide Friday ulEht. % ship
his body 70 Sleepy I'VE. MINI The
body viii be prepared BY the
either tonight or tomorrow morn
IuW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
TAE pAY AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS. Tena.. Sept. Labor
DAY was observed In Memphis a.
Z general holiday. the hanks and
many business houses being closed
IN the fuFeunnn there Waa 4 raKs1sss
eUgink at taaNf IND PARK Tue aem-
onsfratirn Was one % the iarEaat
IN the history % organised labor in
AIsmphis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
KAISER VIEWED
The TROOPS
Monster Military Maneuvers Of
the German and Forces.

HALLE sept TAT the annual
German mAneuvsrs here this morn
ing over 10000 participated. inciud.
inE i65 squadronH Of cavalry and 100
hattaliuuH Of artillery.
The kaiser. uIupirinK. arose al I
o'clvrk In the morning and used al
tefnafel. a motor car and a horse
while a captive balloon fixed near
him reported the movement Of the
troops. All suffered greatly from
the heat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
TnE sIcoEsT IN HISTORY.

HttthA ~ WaaHss HsFt - tahNf
Ia Naifnasssd tha greatest lafnT pa
fade in ths citfa history FT0e thnu.
sand were iu line The rarstr Nss
faiiewHd br a harisacna. fAmsa 81
Sovereign. fefmsr eommarirr - the
Knights = Labor. was the crater 20
the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
TIE oAv ~ poRkopoLls.

CINCINNATI. O. sept Tor
Earixsa labor demonstrated lte
strength In Cfuctnmati to-day by
xsviinE a Labor day raraae 90 800
strong Il was the best appointed
l.aboS day parade ever ssen here.
! hs strerts were lined Win inter-
estad and aepiaudiag spec tataru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
TROOPS WERE IN LINE.

LEAvESWoRTH. Ras. sept. -
Government troops Joined In the Ia
bar day parade herr To-Day. There
were z.oae aul0niata hnd an equal
number u soldiers The military
athletic meet took place this after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
A FINE. NILE PARADE.

Ct-EN tzI.ASn. q. sept T.-He-
twcer twenty and twenty five thau-
saHd men Participated In Cleveland :
Labor DAY celebration. The prinol-
pal feature was the parade. whigh
utarched ever nv. miles az the city
streets and VAS ehreFea ~ tissu~
sands 90 spectators. The organltR-
tionH most largely represented wsrc
the torxahoreNen. lfau workers.
taiiofs. painters and decorators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08

tinent A procession through The
principal streets was followed hN
speeches. pames, etc 10 was the
blgavat tnue8t u union men ever
known here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08

The Nippon Yusen Kai.ha liner Rio.
jun Maru sailed for Japan and the
Orient yesterday with a freight cargo
u sfno tone mostly flour. The steer.
ase was crowded with Japaneao re-
turning to the land % their nativity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
ovss 50 coo IN LINE.

CHICAGO III. SEPT Fifty thaa
aay parade here. business was 10.
most entirely suspended for ths day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08
CANADIANS CELEBRATE.

TORONTO. Ont Sept. THE
workers - Toronto celebrated La
boT day today quite az generally ~
IN any city on the American con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08

ffcfI0N akLE u bricks b. q.
uickaftuu a GO. will sell 10 auction
81 sandfFaon A MiiirrH ship yard.
HaliHfd on Tuesday. the sth. af
highrs, bidder for cash. y. G. niek
ton. auTfIafsraf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-08

The steamer Centennial % the
Kruae line arrived last night "
hours out from San Francisco. She
had 50 passengers and 800 tons of
freight aboard.
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BIC SALMON PACK
ON THE HUSHAGAK.

Capt J n. McKenrie u the Pacific !
Packing syd Navigation eompany's
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LONDON. sept T.-Advic.m re-
eslVea by she government from East
Africa states the negroes in the fiaer
district have revolteh as a result -
shr cruelty ~ white settlers
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SAN DIEGO. Cal. sept 7.--Businers
IL suspended here for the day. TWEEN
ty-four unions Joined la tho parade.