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Evening star., 1903-12-19
SCATTERED BY PUPILS
COMPLAINT REGARDING WASTE
PAPER ON THE STREETS.
Suggestion Made to Board Of Education
-Receptacles Placed on School.
Premises.

Complaint having been made to the Com
missioners that the pupils of the public
schools in different sections OF the city
were scattering waste paper in the streets.
particularly lunch wrappings, Commissioner
Macfarland suggested to the board of edu-
cation, through the superintendent Of
schools, that the attention Of the public
school pupils be called to the civic duty Of
helping to keep the streets clean and free
from unsightly waste.
In reply to Commissioner Macfarland's s
letter Superintendent Stuar. calls attention
to a recent communication from him to the
board of education, relative to the subject,
in which he says:
'tThe adoption by the Commissioners OF
the District OF the anti-spitting law; and
the almost universal compliance with the
regulation by our citizens suggests the CO.
operation Of the public school organization
teachers and pupils-in the abatement of
the waste paper nuisance. The daily les
sons In neatness and cleanliness, which our
teachers are under your rules expected to
give to their pupils. have shown excellent
results in the generally clean and orderly
condition of our school rooms, play rooms
and toilet rooms but have not extended as
they SHOULD to the correction of the waste
paper and rubbish nuisance on the side
walks and streets in the vicinity of school
houses, and, indeed, in the city at large.
"I am convinced that If the parent will
cooperate with the teacher. much can be
done toward fostering public spirit among
the fifty thousand children In the public
schools In the interest of cleanly sidewalks
and the permanent cure of the evil referred
to.
Receptacles Provided.
'As a measure looking toward better con-
ditions in school buildings and grounds, I
recommend that If in the Judgment of the
secretary, the contingent fund will allow it,
each school building be supplied with at
least two receptacles of suitable size to be
placed In the school grounds. in which the
pupils shall be instructed and required to
deposit all waste paper and rubbish of
whatever sort that may accumulate during
recesses. The janitors are already reoutr-
ed to pick up after recesses and at am
and pm. all waste paper and debris that
may be found on school premises. but it is
altogether better for the children to be
trained in correct habits than to compel the
janitor to cater to their bad habits by clean
Ing up after them. If these receptacles can
be furnished, / will see that proper instruc-
tions are given principals and teachers and
am confident that a marked improvement
will soon be noted in the appearance of
school grounds and neighboring streets"
Superintendent Stuart states that the re-
ceptacles referred to in his letter were sup-
piled to the schools about three weeks ago,
and that the campaign against litter is on
in earnest. He stated that the other day
he walked around the Franklin school after
the noon hour looking for waste paper and
rubbish. and found no waste paper, and
only one apple core. after this" he says,
there 'aints gwin to be no CORE -
Evening star., 1903-12-19
Says Paw-Paw Built Him
UP Beyond Words to
Express.

ter. | am sure they will give strong
verification to what is said here.
MUNYON.
Evening star., 1903-12-19
NEW CHIEF APPOINTED.
Head Of Law Division in the Library
Of Congress.

George Winfield Scott class '96 of Stan
ford University. has been appointed chief
of the newly created division of law of
the Library of Congress. The position is
an administrative enc. and the salary has
been fixed at $1,000 year. He will go to
Europe in January In the interests of the
government, and will remain there about
ten months, after which he will be dis
patched to South America. While abroad
he will be chiefly busted with law work
and the gathering of books for the Library
of Congress.
Mr.. Scott is New York man, and has
held scholarships in Columbia, Cornell
Chicago and the University of Pennsyl-
vania.
Evening star., 1903-12-19
REWARDED WITH SUCCESS.
Reception and Christmas Sale for Bene
at Of Relief Fund.

The reception and Christmas sale held at
the home of Mrs. Isabel Worrell Ball last
night is said to have been a great financial
and social success. 1t was given under the
auspices of the sewing guild of Lincoln
Woman's Relief Corps. of which Mrs Jen-
ME 8. Raub il president. Mrs Ida A.
Oldroyd is directress OF the sewing guild
and Mrs. Helen e. Stone is chairman Of the
executive committee.
The long salon parior was lavishly dec
GRATED with flags. and 1t was here that Mrs
Mary e. Hall. Mrs. Anna NJ Boden and
Mrs. Ida L. Chase received the guests Mrs
Jennie Raub stood in the library to greet
her friends and pass them on into the din
ing room. which was for the time being
transformed into q bazaar. where Mrs. Ida
A. Oidroyd, Mrs. Mamie G. Davis and Mrs
Helen e. Stone preaded. Mra. BalFs den
at the top OF the house served az a smoking
and card room for the men.
Several hundred useful and fancy articles
made by the members Of the corps and do
mated BY friends were diaplaysd Tor sale,
Evening star., 1903-12-19
KOCH TREATMENT
FREE
AS q Christmas
Present
to the Worthy
COnSumptive.

To all who cali before January 10 at any OF our
many ;nsttrtions in this country we will give our
services free. only charge being for the Koch
Tubsrculine' which we will furnish at cost Our
Offices are at I235 New York ave-. Washington: "a,
Boylston ST.. Boston; l46 State St, Chicago; 2T7
Franklin ST.. Buffalo: South ST.. Rochester; 50i
NORTH Eutaw ST.. Baltimore. 1es Garfield place
Cincinnati: 32l Penn ave-, Pittsbnrx: 20 West
22d ST. New York 1899 Walnut St. Philadelphia:
1921 State ST., Erie. Altoona Penn.
Dr. Edward Koch is the inventor Of the an
parstus ttat cures consumption and asthma by
spraying the lungs with the curative oily vapoxs
or the Koch Inhalation ''Tlberruline" Call on or
write TO the ONCE nearest your home
cei5,i
Evening star., 1903-12-19
Built F1imUp BeyondWords
to Express.

Il scarcely know how to sufficient
ly credit Munyon's Paw-Paw for the
good it has done me. 1t has built
me up beyond words to express. |
suffered with the most acute indi-
gestion, causing gastritis and peri
odical stomach trouble, that defied
all remedies used. At the sugges-
ton of friend who declared him
self cured by Paw-P Paw, | purchased
a bottle and found the effects mirac-
ulous. consider it the finest and
most effective pepsin tonic in exist
ence.
(Signed H. P. AMOS,
"227 9TH st. me-, Washington, d. C."
The above are only a few of the
hundreds of names we have received
from people who have been cured.
If you have dyspepsia, try it.
1t you are nervous, try it.
II you are despondent, try it.
If you are weak and run down,
try it.
Cast away all tonics, all medicines
and all stimula1ts, and let Munyon's
Paw-Paw make you well. 1t will lift
you into the high attitudes of hope
and hold you there. 1t will give ex-
h;,sration without intoxication. 1t
iEkes old people feel young and
weak people strong.
Sold by all druggists. Large bot
tie, ST. Paw-Paw Laxative Pills,
2sc. bottle.
Evening star., 1903-12-19
Territory Seeking Representation.

c. E. Foley. delegated by representa-
tive convention of the Indian territory to
present to Congress the claims OF that ter
ritory for representation in that body, was
heard yesterday by the House committee ON
territories. bill introduced by Repre-
sentative Curtis for this purpose was advo-s
Gated.
Evening star., 1903-12-19
10 Be Promoted.

First Lieuts George p. Peed. Henry d.
Thomason. Waiter D. Webb. wilfrid Turn
bull and Ralph 8. Porter Of the medical
department have been ordered to examina-
ttOn for promotion 7Ss-aI -
Evening star., 1903-12-19
Open Evening Until Christina
the Magn Furmure eof ft
You GAn Buy Gifts at a Big Saving

New because making special prices all such things
most suitable We have the finest stock of Fancy Furniture in
the city for to choose and prices much
below what others charge that gifts for what
expected for We have thousand dainty things for
the paro such Bca Bac Cabinets Pedestals Cab
nets Reception Chairs Dvans Fancy Rockers Tables pretty
things for the bed room, such Toilet Tables Chfoners
Cheval Glasses Shaving Stands handsome things for the dim
ing such Buets China Cases. Plate Racks Cearee
Side Tables etca eneny suitable for gifts And,
b that everything sell is absolutely guaranteed quality
and satisfaction although regular prices fully ESQ lower
than you can find anywhere else
Evening star., 1903-12-19

second husband Of Julia, followed the first
eleven years later: then came Octavia her
mother sister Of the emperor and widow
of Mark Antony whose funeral oration was
delivered by Augustuskimseif. She was the
mother Of fba farrih1a Tiberiug
Evening star., 1903-12-19
Fourth-class Postmasters.

The following fourth-class postmasters
have been appointed:
Maryland-Great Falls. Charles F. Bissett
Virginia-AJax. Charles c. Yeats; Forge.
Victor M. Wilkinson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
AL.IvE {:
MAGElSSEN WAS SHOT
AT BUT NOT KILLED

WASHINGTON Aus 80 The rr.
poet dispatched 10 Washington in
fcAard Is thr killing uf Vice Consul
Mascissen has been found O. he una
true. An unknown man nrcd at him
sud The bullet passed eloHv e. the
Nier CONSUL. but did not touch him
TIE van at Beirut visited the Vice
CONSUL expressing bio reEryt tan the
outrage and ordered measures tor
tbs arrvat Of the pvusaa who utrd
the shot
The vrrer in stating that Vice CON.
sui Magclsacn had been KILLED arasr
ftusn q mistake IN a cipher trleHragu
TIE report has reachvd the president
and he has expressed Efatiuaa tiou
that MaEelasen had escaped without
tniury tie stated, however that
~ chhuEc tn the plans OF this Sow
etumcnt would take place. and that
the European squadron. which had
been ordered Ia Rcirut. would pro.
ceed immediately
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
WRE:iK
NOTED BALL PLAYERS
INJURED IN a WABASH
ACCIDENT

NAPOLEON ohio. Aus - a Va
bash special carrying tho Cleveland
ard st louis baseball clubs vas ditch
- hefg thla marulns Nhug Wvro Ia
tally hurt bat several were painfully
injured
Merysr 20 the 81 I.auis team hat
several ribs ffaHturrd
laal1ia 90 the tigvsIauis waa hadif
cut and his kusa cap aprAluud
sudhaff 80 the 81 i.uuB team had
hIs wsisJ faet4fsd ard several others
uurv ufaisai sud cut - that they viii
not be able ta play fuf some TIME.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

FOR farms aui ayrrage lon Western Wa#h.
tuHtau cell on sietfHnurDu s Aruou -
Roswell block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

IDH ~ sT PUN sfsH slltaH HH4asses## ~
rs#uas- unfufHiahsd 5-rssm fiat a.
Western zaeHuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
Conspiracy
sfriaeo Man Says Paintsra' Union
Tried 60 Run Him

BAN FRANCISCO Aug % Gustav
rustse has brought IA Hult uf tih nH
Hstust the Master Painters uulau
rahrfluF that sHsusiaIiau sr epuapif
TINS q run hiH nUrtuyaa. IL says tbs
HuUdmg Trades ,HuHgi uuiawtulh
placed hbYeaIt nu hla buaIHeHa Mag
Hib. and IL eeuuIat boycott upon hin
June 1 vhen ~ painters aud paper.
hauHsUa Wvrs tutged co leave him
later ga the uullduH Trades council
I.sruiaH Uf TIL facts removed thu boy
,utt POSITIVE claims hla bualueaa and
bis good maine hes been uIuted 60 Tia
amount ct uaan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

For Rsnt-FurnIahed Rooms

dHANb rkrfFIf H0ffL Iiis flrst a.,
hue House. newly Furnished 81 modern
price, Moderate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
RUSH MOVES
THE COURT
The Revenue Gutter sails from 81,
Michael With Judge wisksrsharn
on Beard

The revenue cutter Rush left ~
htehael last sunday. aseafdins G. ad-
49, rvsatvet an she phia whIah ar
rtNei last night With a. = Jutre
Niehvraham on board and departed
- hristai hay. where thv tourt Will
he'd session
The Rush reaehrd a. Michael FROM
tn south August a and brought Oea.
Funston and staff over e. Nome lori
tn partf on the beach ard FASTENED
taek ta 81 Michael fu await the fHdgr
Who had fsecn holding eouri at Ram.
part sud had been delayed coming
down The Yuk1n because 90 low aat~r.
The Rash wil REMAIN AZ bristol hay
until court has adjourned There. and
then prneevd With thF Judge "a Una
issks AND Valhes for shset STAYS
Customs Collector JARVIS e y me
= aboard the Wuah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

All tre details - rrarraHrirr the e..
pasItiau sra1Hds a. immediate The
MHudHH HErEtuE In EnHgsE fiHI wEHn tur
ATTRACTIONS rue sen the grounds. sHru
eampleted last sight Carpenters hs-
- wsFk tadHK lueiasiuK e larger
amount - the university EraHafs on
IN south side ~ ths present iuetaslrr
That cart af fhH grounds east - the
AfmarF viii g. fenced or and an
uFeniHe nade aH she UulaH street side
far the admittaues ~ visitors.
~ UeFHngrr' chairman 20 The roua-
mltfeo OF he fratrrual aarads. waieh
takes place Manday evening stated
tbs morning that there eth b. q iarss
representation from aimHat every fra
teruai order lu the state Ia the lire u
march There ell b. a large number
- fioata IN line VIII II Morris viii
b. fhe grand marshall aHd vii have
eharge e arranging the positions ~
The different aeetiaas HHd the iinr -
raarah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
WHERE rs SMITH?

The seattle paIioe have been asked
o. hook up clarence smith. young
man - Yuara 81 uEe. who left Port
land far this city threu weeks AZ
According t. the story 81 his broth
60. - = Smith uf Tacoma the yuuuk
man came Ia seattle iu company
with isaac Farrell Who returned 70
Portland and said that smith had
secured employment iu Seattle ltiH
mother has not heard from him and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
WASN' T SINGLE
VERY LONG

SAN TuANCtaep. Cal. Aug 2E
Ferris Hartman. the well known
comedian and director If tho 1tvt
oil thrstll5 was granted "a divorces
from hiH wife to-day lie WAS mtr-
tiet Is yHHfH ago. tu chicago. and
has not seen hrr faf 10 yeafH Hart
man Immediately took uut a license
Ca marry Josephine Davies. member
Of the chorus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

CHEAP lots AZ SIS IN at rlumBn eIf4.
only ~ minutes ride on ola Hrutan ear
line ON Washington street. terms IS
down 81 monthly como today, large.
watm office an grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
GERTIE COT 4 YEAR

ueftlr Nelson alias Edua Forrest. a
young yuIHrui Eirl pleaded gullty 10
strand larceny iu The superior court
this morning and Was sentenced ~
judge nvll t. one Yaar iu the pnuituns
uafY
sha stole 81 from W. A Cummings
twa months aEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
SIZE usEo GINGER NAILS

Hubert West. iaundrymau. was
granted divorces from his wife.
Amanda by superior Judge Hell. this
morning. on ground ~ cruelty lie
aGccredrd proving that She had au
awful temper AMI that he hal
Wurr than unar he=Hu compelled "a
saii in = friend Co protect aim from
n.r lL...I- MI A.aluIla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
WIN CROSS COUNTRY

uEEllN Nus 'H Prince Adol.
bert. the ktiaerH hIHH SON. aeeurt=
ms Gee the plBnH mnda public fnr the
coming visit "a tuIs country viii
5russ AwriIHa. arriving At New
York rmbHtbHE uu the varHhip
tlertha Al San trauHlsep. lie viii
visit several af the prominent ,itira
OF the country white crossing the
continent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

Take the fesard breaking afeauar
Arrow AZ plsr Ne foot Ma1isan
street Most esHgHfsuy Furnished
u.1st on The BaauI = a. "a and q
. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
NO DEFAULT DIVORCES

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
C'ouovar announced IN court thia
morning that hereafter no default
divorces will be granted unless rvs
uierly set down on the trial eaien-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

she fears that something wrong has
happened WHOM hn arrived lu dee
ntiIe hr had iu the nrishhofhpnd Of
f'uu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

To see this celebrated fighting ma
chime sunday take haala from Pier
3 AZ . 10. so a u. = M. { T.. -
2 -. I s.. ~ 8. m. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

TURNER n. y. Aug So one
man was kulrd and Il injured lu A
collision between accommodation
and mail trains. near NvwburF this
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
RivGR SILL RISING

KANSAS cry. Nh. Aug %
The kaw river Is Htll slowly rising
and the packing houses ate throw
ing up dykes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

FOR RENT Two modern r5te. ~,
just completed. Suitable faf private
families Tor room ar nus rsiIHg house.
fHHf very rslauHH alr. u4IbIrr H#a-
fauHs NJ 4E Sixth avenue
1' AIfEIM q nor MAN
% Sew York Hlaak
lpR RENT Nice place ~ five r#sr1a t4IfE
water YHfrHf fH.iat Hfa. ea ear E-# -
uUfu#fe. HHaf ssHsaH 4Frs.HHa# rrHf So.
hey Peat iHar 2siss jackson street
FOR ENf#a.ronm house. furniture
for sale sna Eiehth avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
tteIp Wanted--Niale

Two arsft hsfs b.. wanted o. sam ma, :,
rfiHHHfH tfHHa HrHHfiHHf urHHffaHItF Al.
lIF A. office en- - H.aI1sA HarIue ia
W#HEs. Fremont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
CATTLE. EDMUNDs AM
EVERETT

The paIatihl steamer. CITY OF
EVERETT Three round trips daily
Leaves Seattle 7 .. m, ~ IN and 5
D. ~ Leaves Everett p!i5 a. M. Z,S9
eDd 7.ib o m.
fhoBa. IsInsa igti Coimnu Dock
Il, ID. SCOTT MGR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31
LIcEhsrs TO MEp

ItarD Spear and stella Rosenberg.
q tsaai A.. both Of Heattia. William
rotrg. 81. and Nancy Fiak. -. both ~
Poet Madtaan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

6uHH1IsHIsH rsus..H.faan r.IIss. -
HaHftty ard theatrical dancing anI by
fuHflfH. tHHHHH rrd ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

ttlHE 81 GOD tasaHfl arraH riHh aEBaf
snd Nius maple laaH. miles from ihs=f
urizH Hfsfila. 10 aefsH ulfffs Improve.
eHt#f house prize Efes7 uaaH frfuIs win
laHI llatHff MaIfHH $40 Ma A.rs -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

Itit,GklNN peer university Ala ruttaKss
far aaln se5t MI5 Slnan ystoa also twu
rIug CORNER IUf. suth ana q spruce
Sg'uu r = Reeves. tIll fHfh Hfa. II ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

Excursion and Picnic sunday,
August 30
To Point Defiance and Tacoma.
Good music Stuaiucr capital city
leaves LAZY uuEarduu daek ~.
aud returns q ~. Hound trip zoe
Chtldrrn free. bring yHzIr lunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

Dsttlsshtp Excursion
All boats leave Fluf 10 z Fnr
lime card soc al page 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

RAINIER nr1ca

RAINIER REACH
THE PLACE TO LIVE
EASY TO REACH EAsY TO pf-y
Beautiful location on shore ~ Lats W..
irrtans short ride on Scent electric 90,
from Pirst snl WashluEtou. large -
boxitA With alley. are selling fast A. -
ssa ani 500. 81 - ard $50 down a88 -
month 80 already SID EVERYDAY ifas.
Re Reach. ~ the best ana cheap
vestuasnt school, churches stores sIra
garden soil. cleared and GRADED AVENUES
sids~sks grand views. boating bathing
fishius hiEh and beaHhfGi plenty Nj
End city water lumber terms ~ h5rr.s
built Sc Mr. Wed scent ONE a
Rainier Beach o. = K stufteVsnt. own
TOR sALE
HuDNtNg HDTEEs
TENEMENTs AND TUENtTJRE.
HOUSES AND Ions AT GHEEN LAKE
HOUSES AND LOTS
GRoeEPY ptsiSrss At FREMONT
HOUSE. NEW. AND : lots AT YORK
IMPROVED AND trNiMrRogEp PROP
EUTiEs AT INTERPLAY
SEVERAL WELL. LOCATED TIMBER
HEIINQU IsuMENTH
ONO REAL. ESTATE co.
ills see1nd avenue. Phone John 2oeo
SEE ~ FOR SNAPS.
Here Are Few
About 2h aerrg OF water front n#1r
Alkt point West Seattle, level land.
About ~ acres water front south 81
West Seattle. Nipa
o. 10 - or la-acre tracts near South
Park. overlooking the Sound. SO ala
CAPITOL hin lot nxta. with ls-root aI-
leywav, price for few davs So.
bargain.
other auaps
QrAIuEIN & HOLMAN
ao4 New York Block
WE can locate you On tho best homestead
lands ln Washington we have some FuaI
farms Zoe sale Call on +. u casey sus
Pacific block Seattle
CHEAP lots at SIS ups at uumBu CIV.
only ~ miuuteF ride on ulI Heutan can
line on Washington street. terms IS
down - monthly como today, large
wsfm office an grounds
FOR farms and acreage bon Western Nazh
iuEtau cell ON siettHnnrru 8 Aruej. p
HHSvrl block
FErrfT s HUE
a BEAUTIFUL iNooN DuIfA3I y. h|
MunERS uN NtsLER CAH. lur fay
las. I'm n uEVtuEs coon GARDEN
ANn sitAHE TuEEs \it ron Sfta.
sfla I..e- THAN so-H. OWNER MUST
sItIs. NIUA EASY TEEN#
ARCADE nrlulNG
Ff4fNE OF TINS
sfnn rFH AtHlr H4r HHaat kind ~ Guilt
yatsI bottom IHi only 400 f',t fE5m
The sIrrttIH ar UuI "a minutes ride Ca the
city. fine smiug urssh. You can lrrisHte
the nIac. here BE- sHnuH. In get u nice
h1mH &c vgtg how ds1r,.
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
Ffrt NtHHuu and rnrrN Eluet
51 Washusln na1iee.
AN EXTRA coon my
KIHn EINr ACRES HI excellent lanI. mostly
cleared Is raam hlusa. wHadHh"d hHH-
h..ass and park fine pie#a af herrIra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

= ACRES just n1rih - Green Iaks I mile
frsfH fhF ar lfrn. aa Her uss#fs none fa
MAKE gutrH Haie vii AXE SEQ Iln'f de-
laF lf yuu want a. Eaf-ff Hafff.v 4fn
hes 1ufk Hiaak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

FAnM WANTED
1srff Day thaHH bro HfHm 10 t. - f.saHIs
lu aaf Office who went o. HaF fHHH5s
u 80 IaEa one fHr sale call .HHH#=#fI#
afsIH uf afifr EH#HHE fIII ##H#rIIfH "a
We Hafe speciality ~ saH#HH HauuffF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-31

80 aefaH - Improved Ell fine bottom fanf
1rf hard uH#e rrrsH ssraang HaIfsa IaHrs
lsHfn. close e. nflaIaEsfH aut HaaaI asH#z#I
Jersey COWS ST. With enc EI4Ha. 49,
NpHEHl MAITHV tfa Nrw Yefh HIasE
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-09
Gravel roofing. A. Il. Read. 1926 Main st



The board Of library trustees at it's meet
ing this afternoon is expected to open
the bids for the sale Of a site for the
Carnegie library building. The bids have
to be hled before noon today in the ONCE
Of NJ. F. Rohrer, president OF the board.
The selection Of a site by the board is
being watched with great interest by the
people generally. '
The consensus Of opinion appears to be
that the building should be on one of the
sites facing Bayliss park. The members
of the board have, while awaiting the filing
Of bids, refrained from expressing their
opinions, but it is Understood that they
all are in favor OF one or other Of the sites
proposed facing the park. There are
many who insist that the library should be
on the car line and for this reason favor
the site at the southwest corner of Pearl
street and Willow avenuel There are, how
ever, others who favor the site north of the
Merriam block. fronting both on Main and
Pearl streets. The Moore property at the
southwest corner Of Sixth and First ave-
nue. has It's advocates, while some favor
erecting the building just west Of the Elks'
club house on First avenue. A canvas
among the leading business and professional
men of the city makes 1t seem without
much doubt that the Pussy property at the
southwest corner of Pearl and Willow ave.
nue. is the most favored. ~;'c 2 g. 81