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Arizona republican., 1903-09-25
The Folly of Cripple Creek Riotins

The strikers in Cripple Creek and Victor can do themselves and their cause no greater injury than by re sorting to violence and riot. They must know that methods of that kind Will not be tolerated. and that the troops now in the district are mora than strong enough to preserve order and break up any insurrection.
 There is no law that compels the strikers to work if they do not want to work, but there is a law which com pels the authorities to protect every man who wants to work in his right to do so. The strikers run counter to this law when they resort to violence and Intimidation
 If any man in the Cripple Creek dis trict thinks that the soldiers now there are not capable of preserving order and protecting miners in their right to work he is very badly mistaken. But should it become necessary to call out additional troops they will not be long in reaching the district and if the en- tire Colorado national guard should prove inadequate the soldiers of the regular army would supply whatever might be wanting.
 In short. there is absolutely nothing TOT the SlTlkeTS ana tnelT Sy to gain by resorting to violence. The best thing for them to do is to obey the law and keep out of the way of trouble. The opportunity to return to work is still open to them, and the sensible thing for them to do is to take advan- tage of the offered employment. But this opportunity will not continue much longer. New men are entering the dis trict, and these who accept places and show themselves to be competent will be retained. They will not be dis charged in the course of a month or six weeks in order to make room for men who are now participating in the strike.
 The people of Colorado are not going to let the Western Federation of Mi ners run this state. Of this the strik- CTS anC other members of that asso- citation should make note. It is equally true that the people are not going to let rioters and others prevent the re sumption of work in Cripple Creek dis trict. The leaders of the federation may as well make un their minds to both of these propositions first as last
Arizona republican., 1903-09-25
James jones Co. Brass Works

Telephone Main 93s, Los AngeIes. Cal ELECTRIC RAILROAD BRASS SUP FLIES. Brass steam fittings, brass valves. irrigation valves office and bank railings plumbers specialtles: Prompt attention given to all special brass work Brass and bronze castings. BUYERS OF SCRAP BRASS and COPPER
Arizona republican., 1903-09-25

The fellow who has money to burn is generally sure of meeting his match Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-25

Not every business man discloses his trade secrets with the frankness to be found in the advertisement of the val ley milkmen wherein they announce an advance in the price of milk Owing" Y" they say, ito the scarcity of help. ad- vance in price of water" etc, they are compelled to make a new price list. We trust that the water will remain of standard quality and that our friends in the dairy business will live long and prosper
Arizona republican., 1903-09-25
Southern California Advertisements
Los A N G E l. Els P R K F E ED l. 3 \

O coll E o
  " to it and 5
Arizona republican., 1903-09-25

pie; they know best what to do. The enfranchisement of the negro has been serious mistake. Very few of them have any convictions and their votes the most money"
Arizona republican., 1903-09-25

II am of the opinion" says Bishop w. NJ. Brown of Arkansas, who was born and grew up in the north, that it would be we'll to leave the solution of the negro question to the southern peo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
WILL TAKE
UP BONDS
STATE TO INVEST IN MUNICH.
Al LIGHT PLANT sEouRlrlEs

Dispatches from Olympia stats that
the board ~ state land commissioners
last Saturday decided 10 buy NJ the
$40 80 bonds issued hY Seattle faf the
erection of its municipal iiEht plant
city Comptroller tipliurrt Hnid thin
morning that hs had not been official.
Is notified Of the action NJ the Hand
commissioners, but understands that
Il was taken A. econ 40 hc renaiVch
official notice ne will go about diaitua
ina ~ the bends tn the state IN = man
uer to be prescribed by the attorney
general ~ the state and the cpfaprs-
ton counsel
"AH I understand t." no continued.
IN order g. make the sale e the
bonds g. TIE state Il will Dee necessary
e. advertise for hidu for bonds Ia the
usual Was. aata the land commission
viii theu submit is offer fer fhe
bends
Considering the fact that the state
isud commissioners have takeh up
- haol bonds in the state fnf - pei
cent interest ] should think thoy
ssould b. wiliinH o. take oar munS
eipai liRhtinE bonds al the same fstv
II lntrfssl especially ih View u tisF
fact that the Ctu II Seattle pays in
aeoethinA more than pursriNth q ale
fakea paid Into the state treasury
ia iH q Gaud Investment fnf the state
aohan! Land fund and { am Inclined e.
ssiirye ~ sili be- ahie 60 seeafe thu
same treatment an FAifhaFrn. which
solid So 80 worth n school hnndA 60 the
land commission. bearing az pc cent
Interest
An attempt % ssil the municipal
HahtnH hundH rcCentiY e. iseaaius
companies 90 other Investors failed ne
cause ~ the temporary rifinken1f "a
fha Eastern ninnrY market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
TO FISH FOR
SOcKEYES
Five Hundred Purse Seinefs &c
to Lower Sound

Five hundred fishermen l.sf today
Tor the salmon fisheries among the
san Juan islands. Abaat coo Of tbs
number. most Of bonn were ffufu
ballard. vent to Richardson Tor the
y - a -. 60. on the fishinE
steamer Motatainsers Those fisher
fHea who sent today are what arr
known a. purse HsiusFs. and ~ The
time the season b. fully on their
number VII be augmented g. about
|. soe.
II IL expected that the sockeyes
will begin to run this year bstRe
June - and July TO- -Four years aEo
an extraordinary large run bsERn
June "a. The big salmon runs on the
sound generally begin late in June
and occur every four years az about
the same time. II ~ for that reason
fhas ttsr fishermen expect 90 eateti
tbs FIRST salmon batWesn June = OF.
Mt shs latest. b. July 10
owing 70 the fact that American
trap fishing on the sound last Ysar
Was a failure while the fishermen
with purse eeinea dld remarkable
xsn. the number % the latter this
summer viii h. considerably larger
For some uuHccauntahle reason The
]
n1ugIy rOutrlVed traps last ysaF and
many 81 the big fishing companies
we're 40 short on their pack that
they went into bankruptcy.
Besides the purse selnern there vii
be something like 1900 Nillnet. dfifl
and reef salmon fishermen. and from
the time the fish FIRST begin 20 coms
Into tho straits until they stop run.
ming late in the fall the Gulf n
Georgia Boundary hay and the
waters around the ran Juan iafanaE
VIII swarm with fishermen.
The sockeyea. which are the best
/ grade Of fish. are the first flll sai.
mon to ruu. They are followed By
the hurnpbarks. silver and dog sal.
mon. n IL expected that the run Of
hutnpbacks viii b. especially large
this year. They are pale fieshed
variety and therefore inferior 20 the
Il soc aeVn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
ACCIDENT TO ARROW

The myHtsFy % the new steamer
Arrow has charged 20 uitsvff. ana
abe - SIN Kept M the public eks
This thpe. however. she = nfeus 81
into motive Ia a Nay thnt her enter
prising prssa agent l. u'cinea 70
tepfrciate.
When out . short distance from
her dock on her FIRST trip from this
end ~ her Tacoma run. r"stFfaA :.
her reversing gear refused to work
aud she vas compelled To signal fef
4 tug L. TOW her back 10 her berth
AZ ths wharf.
such accidents" said Captain
snehrane. are apt 70 occur "a any
neu boat HeforN sc tAke her cut
again ws NtIl siVe hef tborouEh
~, =, go
experience ~ utuFv % tn VvttH -
eisi.stts that have hifs1efra heF WITH
Isl the last fsN aayr-
still the press agent fuourrs ana
viii nos b. eognfoftssi lie Seasa
mueh prefer that. since she can 10
longer be veiied with a hhrout Of
mystery. she should BE- the rytsosufs
OF all eyes fron The breaking Of a
speed record than brvakiuE of ma
ehlnsry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
SOCIETY
InnnmauunnunmKnmnnnnznEx

The enuoordia club. a neW organ
lnatlon. will give a dance Monday
niKhl IN the neW club house. ilps
Summit avenue
Mrs. elise has issued Invitations
for q reception, Wednesday after.
noon. ~ her residence, Us Highland
drive
The Masonu entertained larNe
number Of friends Thursday niEht a.
the Masonic halt IA North Seattle,
A NerX enj0Ynhle dhnciu. party
WAS given az the Firlack club, Fr.
day night Many guvsH were pre-
emit
The Misses Graham save a lunch.
con FOR MlsE ilsEieY saturday, el
thsir hume on Ninth avenue aud Co
iumhla street
Mics Al FoS entertained a fcw
fFiaadn AZ a box party, saturday At
trrnoon. ia honor 81 MiHs tlHEiry,
charlie iiurnett WAS the hust ~ a
/ dinner PARTY saturday night. Tor
Nius llaEiry. Il was GA informal at
I fair
Mrs Riddle has issued Invitations
I Tor reception 10 be siyrn next Sat,
/ urday afternoon Al her residence nu
[ Highland drive.
Mra VIII gnslis save card party
| Thursday afternoon az he's hufnv 90
I sixteenth at ouue aud spruce street
Ia homer ~ Miss Hess in9ils.
Frcd and George a., Piper gave d
sailing party saturday afternoon M
I homer # Miss tukiin
Miss lone Cutler wse the hostess
OF very suJnyahis carl party. nj
aay Afternoon At her home, on
I Twentieth avenue Miss Brown was
I the guest 90 the hour The homs
l Was a bower uf roses over ~ yuuny
/ lad rs we've present
Mrs = a. NJ Miller received d
/ large number ~ guests Friday ar
I tcrnoan AZ her home. cn Sixteenth
| aYeuNs Mrs. Lester " san Fran
cince was the hunnred guest
Mrs. Gerald Friak ana Mfa Ffra
/ efick Vest HiekH have sHued q
! iarKe number of Invitations Tor au
"a hoaie. ~ d. Etsen Aomdas after
noon. June - IA honor al Aus'
i claire iteglry, " huss wedding take
| place June 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
THIS WAS TRULY 4
CHEERFUL HELPMATE

Patrick crocken was examined as
70 his sanity. In Judge Tallman' .
department OF the superior court.
THIS morning. and Wis found to be
afflicted with n variety ~ mslau-
choiia which the examining phyHi-
clans said could be cured BY rest and
careful treatment. The Judge COM
mittsd him TO the county hospital.
Mrs Rose CfOckeH. the wife Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
MARINE NEWS

Htsamor Rainier Hniia at 3 O'Clock
tonight for Hau francisco. iiUr pan
aenaef iint numbers % aud her cafFe
consists uf ZOO 600 feet Of lumber. be-
sides "A large amount OF general
merchandise.
Among the passengers on the apa
kane. which aHllu az o'clock to
morrow morning 0n her third Alma
kun excursion IT the season, viii be
n = tlppy. the well known capital
ia OF this city. who goes north t.
look after hia extensive ell proper
ties at Kayak Mr. LiupY VIII hs
accompanied by his wife ana party
Of five Of his friends
The steamer NewHhoy arrived this
morning from san Frunrinro. She
has been chartered hy A Htfacey =
Co.. nu English company. which
owns extensive oh properties al
Kayak. to tow The schooner Afllial
recently purchased. 90 that place
The kewHhoY Will carry ia addition
200 toms ~ freight The Afilla Il q
be converted Into a wharf upon her
arrival.
Schooner Anaconda ta expected -
get away fBf Yakutat tumafra y
with a cargo Of mining material she
! will carry 10 men ~ the HrNenus
Mining Company by which she ls
owned, who viii prospect between
fhhutat and Kayak
The big British blue funnel freight
steamship A ia arrived ~ noon e
discharge cargo and reload DC this
port Her cargo from the Orient @
thia port iH miscellaneous
tieHton Steamship Company E
felFhtor iieiadeH saiied 90 China
and Japan title morning with more
than a.0n1 tons 81 lumber. machinery
hay. oats beer. flour aud govern
ment supplies.
The EhnWmuf d. due from the
orient June s6
The liyadfH went from here 90 Ia
coma yesterday a. complete hsf
cargo.
aHsaHH
CHICAGO. Il. June 20 Wheat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
KNOCKOUT BLOW FOR
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
PORT COLLECTOR AT VICTORIA sAys NO MORE EXCURSION
BOATS Will B1 ALLOWED TO CLEAR ON SUNDAY

Port Collector A. Il Milne, at Vic,
toria. n <. acting under nstruc-
tiens from the Canadian govern
meut. has made ruins that prac-
ueaily puts AN end 60 an sunday eN-
eursiuns feam Puget sound paints Go
the island city, Hereafter $40 vessel
net euKased in the fesWlar Fua VIII
be given a clearance from Victoria
On Sunday. No beat viii nc refused
entry. but none Win be allowed Ia
clear Until the opening ~ the col
lectors offles al q clock Monday
morning
The new ruling was announced
SATURDAY If last week. when the la
conner Trading aud Transportation
Company asked Collector Milne fot
permission Ia enter and clear theu
steamer Utopia. which had been
chartered fer the excursion hN the
lndEe 1t Eagles az Anacortvr. Nr
Milne in his answer. refusing elraf-
anco permission. stated that hts ip.
structious from Ottawa we're posi-
tive and that be- could not clear any
special excursion vessel until Mon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

daY morning. Hence the Auacnftes
Eaales we're compelled "a abandon
their pleasure trip. ENerY ticket On
the boat had been snld aud u was a
crowd of disappointed people that
returned Ga their homes yesterday
muruiuF compelled. II they Vent
anywhere te attend church, aea
that too. by forriEu governments
The PROTEST against sunday eSeuf
slana Is ~ sears standing Aua
araae ever the traffic on the hfeai
Lakes last summer a number 81
pramiusnt Canadian clefFtmcn rfe
scented a petition "a the governments
requesting that the officials rav e
lt that the traffic was Htnpped. The
recent ordrr ia the result Of that PC.
tlfiun.
fhs city Of Nanaimo. en June 4
brought AN excursion party Go VIC.
tarIa fivm u hateow aud Wua al
lowed Ca clear nn sunday but col
leetnr Milne saws that no more boats
viii be allowed 60 20 80.
A large number of people in thu
eitR Nill ,iew che nvW falink with =
great dcgre. OF aiallkr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

In Jewel stoves and Ranges the
maximum amount 81 heat n Eenrr.
aird with the minimum amoant n
fuel -1ba saving paYs foF tae stove
in verY snort thine Add 70 thts,
durability. tonyeuhuce ana great
beauty. and ypa have The reason
shy Jewel stoves and iisnsea have
been fnuiaus Tor ogsf 90 years Look
Tor the abaue Trademarks.
W. vii take your old Htoys, ~
fadge ia paft payment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
MARRIAGE llcsnsEs

NaftIn Ne. WouAvafd. Is. q spol
kane. and Ailcr galosan. "a. % Sc
attic. August Peter Goodman. -
and fresierickA osfuunSean. 20, hett
- Ballard John ". Heof. a.. el
Manila. and Carrie toskri. q. - 80,
attic. george Edwin u. isde. ~
and Selll~ Butler. IL. both 81 fcri
Gamble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

The walter sanfefd eompany pleased
another tarsr audience With IL offer
lns If nslndrama - the hird Avrnus
thsatsr last Hiaht The risrE this
msek = Tempest fosssa The Hrsnss
are Laid ea she rsssa bound east II
Ses EaEiand ana there 10 sssfs accsa.
sofr u furnish thffliiaH SENSATIONS
and ths time henarst struggle hstweef
here and Villain Ahsfr there ia al ths
excitement the audience NHnfs. ana
that ssssna % - excuse enough fut
the play.
ia the east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

EVERETT. Wn.. June - Mfs
Ford. half erased frtHu drirk. poured
OF on tha sidewalks 81 hawrA last
evening. and Threatened % efifu tht
tosn Her act created the Widest
excitement. a. there + M police pro
section there After tcfrorittnk ths
vallaee foF several hours ahe MaH ar
rested b uffisvfs from Everett. shs
soon hseauie unconscious AMI TO
mains - The episode has started
a movement anainst saloons ard ths
fsvueation u lceuseH win b. asked
pishop Ksasor addressed ths Ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

the unfortunate man. testified that
FOR many years hin brain had seem.
"a affected aud that recently he had
Insisted on carrying large butcher
knife, saying that be might want
to- AIN himself IN a hurry SOME tluci
and wanted tn be prepared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

The summer SEASON 81 vaudeville
opened at issschi para with matinee
yesterday afternoon. Large crowds
CRESTED the performance TIE musical
hedge gaaEs called -FrIa the Sublime
% tbs uidlruious - Mara A Franks
gssaa@ q hlI a. As fhs fsnne HHtira %
80 9: - & s.=ss : F
rohats 7hs othsf acts we're fair The
biil sfll - changed every wusk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

TIE Ktux County Laureate cables
49, - 1. stuck on the Servian elm
80, he savu Il IL the only plaee N
are world where Yau cant trust lns
,r.ather man. The laureate says we
,,rvsrufaant has promised him can
trsf tasftfon. IN return Tor Whieh ~
has written the following versofiten-
sN -. -. a..
what's IN a nams7 Well. that ae-
1ov take. for instance. q and e
- i.t then, =tana apon The ends
And IN The middle drop a V.
NEXT Won use an X and Y
place these two letters anyw here
,rhsn s0rnez here work IN Ski
~ Ks it's best 70 use a pair
Put LILY together now.
Ana at the finish firniy hitch
An T-c-z or "Oyoskow
or else a simple listie Witch
Insert a vowel here and there.
put IN a few more We and "
ara darts forget some kissing air.
A cough. strange ana a sh'eAs
Row. with your teeth the mixture
seize.
And chew and grind to bits The
There Let 'er Roi Upon th'
breeze
You've launched a lovely serviar
name.
r. A. Stokes. well known Aneri'
can artist. IL delivering series u lee
lures on tho Polar regions. In Rome
H. r. making big hit.
John II. Henselman. ir.. student n
Ann Arbor. went insane from over
study. He got 20 bad he gave
restaurant waiter . 81 tip.
when F'oreoaater Salisbury saV
that lovely fair Sunday coming ~
s'fnnst have been a-dreamlnK.
4 Word from Josh Wise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
naurunsnu n q q -
DUST:


sam Vernon steele. Tor matN
xa.,r. cae II the best known dram
stir ana rsiusicai efttieH OF ShissSo'
il dead from bronchitis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

naftfesbfp Massachusetts, eoilided
-tth = lumber schooner near Boston.
Schooner badly damaged,
The first section Of the Puget
qound- Alaska cable. $50 miles In
length. has been shipped from New
York 20 Seattle.
The sanitary condition Of Cuba "
uow said 10 be- first class.
Japauese minister denies that he
hos made my compact with Russia
regarding the Mauehurian situation.
chisf snllivan should advocate IN
"opan-doar" policy for the city inii
Or some day the prisoners will deB-
troy the whole blame shack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

The Everett BASEBALL team defeat
- the seattlo Malcstles b. a Neors
Of i tne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

steel magnate Chas. sehwah had
...s-,s,,1a fsess-tratiun. Then he niAas
~ 900 Gee The STAR Dust Man haa
= y. once and he had "a hustle lie ~,
tvxy 81 ! kind 20 pay the dofteF pui
raua Hasa<eVeits refusal e NJ,
-. . 2 -. l..,s- u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

Mai j. q. Pond. the famous cor.
cert rnsuager. sgsd - Jersey CIV ~
a result Of an operation In which nts
right lsz Vas aIupatated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

Three cheers for ssatt'e's paste
beard jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

The American Flint Glass ts1tt's
Co.'S piant At summstvhle. last.s = ~
destroyed BY Ere. Loss sibes8ees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

George G. Jones. president OF q
psnvrr investment eortfSny. AZ
rested charged with sorEssf 81
mortgage for 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

Bas~tailicairy speaking. Weathst Z,
man Salisbury has another eff"' ~
his guessing column
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

r,rrers ugho hslped Rssasslnats the
$50 - s4sean ~ zeryia have all
been promoted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

uubuaue street cars are being run
under military guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

The county commissioners to-day
declared farfeiIed the tl.ssp put az
b. rom J0huean ~ seattle % suAf
antee thu building % a trolley nnH
i,sfW cen KNurrtt ard Snahamiifn
I.hissas made no move e. pFatwti
the forfeit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
LOWELL CITIZENS
THROWN I'm PANIC
BY DRUNKEN WOMAN
PoURs OIL ON SIDEWALKS THREATENS TO BURN rsE
rowN-Acr HAS STARTED AN ANTI SALOON CRUSADE

sons tn celebration % 81 Johns daY
last evening. A calirc ton ~ SIS Wa
taken for nsnuaer fHad sufferers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

Now estimated that the staryins
...,ai.ttou in the Kwangsi provfnes
china. will reach 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

Uncle Mark Hanna ssfs p.
wouldn't take the vice prrsiesnet y
Ne could get H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22


4 set married heeanHs ! an" :
have better s~nse. Ars I. ;. a.,
T-h~ above il ore % the eendia
,,.wer~ resolved By thr star Dust
uar 10 ths question. WAY did Srn
- married New the : y. M
can SEE where every man IN -,
atfie whose initials are l.. J VIII
pt,t a very pertinent question 70 niA
wtfe when he reads this.
f1~sr 40 answers have been re-
cetvvA 90 Tar, but most OF them arr
Zoo long To be considered IN s~efa
ink the prize.
Uncle Marx Hanna says ~
wouldn't take the vice presidency v
he could get H.
Nov estimated that the starving
REGULATION in the Kwangsi province
china. will reach see.eeo
pas~haiiieairy speaking. weather
man Salisbury has another eff"' IN
his guessing column
The American Flint Glass Bottle
esosu piant AZ summitviiie. Ind. y 40
d.stroyea BY Gre. Loss $4,000
Three cheers for ssattle's paste
board jail
George g Jones. president 81 a
psnv~r investment eor4fpan1. AZ
rested charged with sorEsFf 81
mortgage for 5000.
MAI ]. q. Pond. the famous con.
cert manager. sled - Jersey sstif ~
= result Of an operation IN which hts
r4xht lsz Vas auputated-
Ofirers who hsiped Rssassinate me
$50 - sssean ~ zeryia hate al
been promoted.
Dubuque street ears are being run
under military guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

), gllie = 3, M joas g What.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

te-ineh Black six Grenadines. IN
stripes nnd figured sffscts reg
ulaH s. - value 60 II $500. oDe
~ inch fwu=t tone Tuffsta silks. IN
dasen medium nnd light shades
regular 1fc value > - II 81. 3Be
YnuaH Mems straw flats. yacht
=. :. :. - ~ 49, =. ...as ~
sfraw. triple edge our regular
St % Vnfus 20 NJ .s4ass8s... Toe
Meh'a fine Half Hose. superior
quality. black. guaranteed stain
lass. atc value 4 10 ~ zs4t- .. lae
Meuu NegiiEss shirts. soft collar
attached neat nErt fancy hea=
ford stripsa. regular price Is
stu II t..ss.s..f,., ss.... 3se
soxea Reversible smyrna nugs. Ia
beautiful rich. Oriental and floral
designs. choice ~ rix oolufr to
choose from, a bargain at tic.
HFass Extension Rods for lace
curtains. wiil extend from 20 %
= ineies regular price laHe
earh 20 if........t..s sstt..s TIE
Hrnsh. regular pFics Sec. 70 II
Mothers Frlend regular price
81 CO. 20 II .......44s..4... ooe
Orange Flower skin Food. regular
price Zoe. IN II ...ssszsss.4 zoe
Lyons Teeth Powder. regular
price &c. 20 12ise
only two 10 a buyer.
Rsd Raven splits. regular price &c
bottle 4 70 Il -.1 lie
Womsn's FaHt BLACK Cotton Hose.
ribbed tops double Toe ana beet.
superior isc quality : ia IL lie