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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-08-20

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one of eur summer visitors. lady,
having need of alcohol for medical use,
applied in vain to our local druggists.
But there were evidences last week
that applications in other quarters tor
jntoxicants were not altogether in vain.
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Opera House, tonight. GAS You Like It. y
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Announcement
- "a TO THE
&; !; &C.; {:
PEOPLE
AfHn n min ri OF
AND
IAU uOI uHIuV VICINITY

H. E. Mcdonald, 20 Main Street,
valuable articles to the collectors of blue trad
ing stamps. Call at the above store and secure a
trading stamp book FREE with ONE DOLLARS
worth of blue stamps to start your collection
Only 800 stamps required to secure present
PatroniZe the merchants whose names appear
below. You may ornament and beautify your
homes without one cent OF cost TO you. the only
cost being the asking of the stamps. The mer-
on each ten cent sale Following is the list of
the leading and enterprising merchants of Bel
fast and vicinity who give these trading stamps
on all cash sales
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers-B; G. Dinsmore
Son. 80 Main Street. 2, 4, 6 and High Street.
Cigars and Tobacco-G. b. Marsano. 101 -lO9
PheniX Row.
Clothing-Harry W. Clark 4 Co, SO Main Sire t..
Dry Goods and Notions-Fred A. johnson, Ma
sonic Temple, 1.-The Advertiser of Facts
Fish Oysters and Clams-Charles l.. Fletcher.
Hayford tlock. reaver Street:
Fruit and COnfectiOnery-G. b. MarSano, iO1-
100 Phenix Row.
Furniture-H. E. Mcdonald. 10 Main Street.
Groceries and Provisions-Thomas Cannon &
Son, Al Church Street. and l. II. jackson. 40 Main
ST. Sugar -four and grain exempt fromlstamps.
Hardware and Cutlery-JOhn w. Jones' 60 Main
Street.
Hats and Caps-Harry W. Clark & Co., 80 Main
Ladies' Furnishings-Fred A. johnson, Masonic
Temple THE Advertiser of Facts"
Nlinery-The Misses Ellis. 107 Main Street.
Meats and Provisions-W. B. Wadsworth, P. o.
Teas and Coffees-Thomas Cannon & Son. a
Church Street, and l. H. Jackson. 45 Main Street.
Upholstery Goods and supplies--J. L. Sleeper
& Co., 70 Main Street.
BELMONT. Dry Goods and Groceries-W. A.
NORTH SEARsMoNr Dry Goods and Grocer
ies-John Thompson & Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
Is KILLED In
DRUNKEN
ORGIE

SIT JOSEPH. Mo. Sev. rs Mys-
terry surrounds the Killing 81 Irving
Mcdonald "a we'll known young bus
mess man aud member N one Of
the oldest and uenlfhisft families u
Northwestern Missouri J. ,. Fur-
long. travelling salesman Of 81
Louis fired the shot that caused
aeDunaids death but fhs story
told hy him and the two actresses
that figure Co tha chse. and that told
6y the police. .rs ~ wide varience.
The police elHlm Chat an luveH-
tigatian shows that after tthe per.
Torrance ~ The Governor SON
FuflauF and ale uan 80 areompnu-
led Mrs Leslie Haniey aud Grace
lJoii. two Of the company. out for a
ropd tima. ~ they were return
Ing a. the Hotel Metropolis. e auar-
rel between the tup men occurred
and FurlonE pulled revolver No
Donald dared him 70 fire FurlanR
then pulled the trigger and Mellon
aid fell 20 the sidewalk moftaliv
wounded
Fufloug and the actresses claim
that Mcdonald. with seystai other
young men. first iuguited the We
men IN The cafe. and later the ln
suit vas repeated ON the street and
the killing followed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
new YORK
HORSE SHOW
AL SOCIETY TURNS OUT IN
PRETTY oowNs TO see The
BLoopEo STOCK

NEW YORK. Nov. 70 THE isth
annual exhibition Of the National
Horse Show Association Il ou. Mndl-
con square Garden below b. filled
with hundreds % thousands Of dai-
lars worth % horssE and nhuFs h.
drapeJ with bunting 10 orange and
black Between 10 the SHOW and an
ti next Saturday night the great
ARENA elii be a place II enthusiasm
and eNpedleue3,
The formal opening took place to
day. Within the Enclosure ia the
center OF the arena stood the rims
committee for the morning and ar
tetnoou. The Judging was com
msnced soon after the sbou was
opened and viii BE- continued until
the eiusr % the exhibition Saturday
night
- nearly every respect the present
shdw promises g. HurpaHs all ~ 10
brilliant predecessors ia nearly all
Of the classes there is uafleea hie
Increase Ia the number % entries
and also Ia the number ~ horses
showing psalsreas that include loHE
lines of prize winners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
RING RULE
IS FEARED
Constitution for New Central
Body Discussed at Length
Last Night

The convention OF delegates 81
local labor organizations met last
night O. complete the revision OF the
constitution ct thr Western central
Labor Unison. After a lengthy dts
cusaion It WAS decided O. submit the
question as Co whether the delegates
10 the ueW body should be eligible
TO reelection 20 referendum vote
Of labor unions when the ueN con-
stltution 10 voted upon as whole.
Objection to allowing delegates to
hold successive terms VAS opposed
bY many Of the members because u
would be likely e. lead 90 the for
nation Of factions those too Ions IA
authority taking upon themselves
too much power.
This matter Was the principal
theme discussed The DELEGATES Will
meet again next sunday. when u 10
hoped the proposed uva constitution
viii BE- ready "a be- Submitted a. r.
referendum vote uf all the unions IN
t.stsfed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN


william Gildnw has flied COM
plant with the polio. against the
notorious Green brothers. who have
been bothefinK the police consider
ably for the yast year Gildow al
legss that he loaned the brothers SO
and gave IS security a horse lie
sayA the loan Il now due and that
the Green boys refuse 20 give him
either the money OF the horse The
police advised Giidow TO see ara at
toruey
=. l. wasaka. japanese labarer.
died At Kirkland. Saturday Of In
iurles received from a falling tree.
a broken rib punctured one Of his
lungs ans an Internal hsnOtrhage
caused death
Al Mllhsrn complained 90 the po-
lice that yesterday afternoon his
room in the Roosevelt house. i4as
Third avenue. had been entered by
means Of pass KEY and valuable
clothing stolen. consisting of q white
baby seal coat, a pea Jacket and
vest and a sailor bag filled With
tfinksta Milhern returned but "a
short time ago from Alaska
Hiida Eek. the II year-eld dRugh-
ter OF John Eek Of Wbatcom. was
arrested IN Portland last nieht 81
the request Of her father aud VIII DE
brought TO Seattle tonight Mis-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16

Eek had n quarrel Nith her parents
at Whateom and iefi home coming
here - i've with sister fsstsrs
daN she started for san fraueiren.
der sister wired her father. who
rafns hers and a telegram IVES sent
- Portland which resulted lu the
runaway rtrIn arrest
Henry feFris. b sftpuiau on Yes
i~r way cable car NHa shot iu the
ieE saturday evening At o clock
1Hst a. he was lea uk his house
finys nearby Wefs shooting at tnr-
set Nifh : ~ esiihns fifle Unless
hluad poisoning should set tu tNe
wound viii not prove serious.
Hy ueans OF = IaaH key burglars
Suffered the Puget Sound Company
sfarr af att Marion street sariy yes
fefdaY morning and stole = uuauiitg
81 stock The door had n caufnen
lock witch was easily opened hY the
Detectives when an Investigation
wHa made The burglars made
away Wfth 10 doE.n f.pcketkni, -. a
large quantity 81 cuff buttons. jew
e.fs ana other articles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16

TACOMA HIGH SCHOOL ELEVEN
rs AGAIN BEATEN

The seattle Hish school players are
back 90 their desks this morning bat
ate ntil drcumins u that game -
football played over Ia Tacoma Bat
urflaF
a tuach d6wn and a touchhaek were
earned hF e.. Seattle boys. while their
cousins from The city - Destiny were
backing az theif line aud tfylnE %
circle their ends without success The
final score Was ! Ia o Tacoma has
been giieu two severe defeats THE year
and. - Il believed. sufficiently
uauslc he'd
ta4s Fane vas PLAYED IN a driKaliuk
rain oH ths Eleventh street grounds At
Tacoma. The Reid WAS muddy ami
fact playing was nut n the question.
A boat Load Il Seattle followers esut
h. Tacoma with fhs team and ehsefed
The bnYs 80 80 Victory The party that
returned va a htla rious one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
WAKE UP
COUNCILMAN CREIGHTON PRoos
BOARDS OF PUBLIC WORKS
ON SEWER QUESTION

De- CFiehton. councilman from the
Eighth ward ssut q communication
10 the board ~ puhiic works. Hatur-
day. broadly hiutiuE that y would
be very asrrcsbie 20 the people u
Queen Anne hiil. n that body would
wake ap ts the fact that sewer -
10 be laid ga Queen Anne avenue
from VALLEY 20 Aloha street
II has been the ioN sfiuK - fhs
saver or Queen Anne aVenus. be-.
tween Harrison and Roy streets.
that hes caused the interruption IN
street car traffic. 50 much COM
fsmusd b. the Queen Anne people
They want the new sewer 60 be laid
with the greatest possible despatch.
n q Is ever 60 be laid, so that car
traffic Will not again be crippled any
longer thar necessary
Or Cflchton's letter reads
4 desire Ia call the aotteufiau II
the board - the condition ~ Queen
Anne avenue from Valley 20 Aloha
streets. In reference TO sewers ON
account 81 this street being under
contract for paving u ~ certainly
desirable 10 have al sewers laid "
there are any 70 BE- iaid. a. once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
WIN BY ME
PINT
U. or W. TEAM ARE NOW THE
CHAMPIONS or NORTHWEST

ity kicking IL goal the University ~
Washington won the championship Of
the h"rihweat ut Athletic park Sat.
urdHy uftetnouh oregon fouEht game.
Is throughout ne contest. but was ont
elsHHed The hs0rc Of 9 20 5 does not
show the relative strength u tho
teams ia the Eame
While OREGON was game 90 the core.
the Washington players had the best
- % all through The local team
should not have allowed the Oregon
muH g. score
Although they have secured the To-
tareulirEiHtr championship Of the
Northwest Washington will have e.
dtfent the PuFsi Sound University be
fore she can GROW Thst team should
hntc been played Saturday. or the
week before. buf the Washington team
uaH afraid tu take chances with this
formidable enemy before tackllhR the
hiE teams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16

TACOMA. nov. "a Nam ffients.
inciudins the Eavsruor and other pub
ue men % this state. fellow lodge mvH.
business assus latss. members ef this 10
cal city government sua host 81 men
Intimate stth the Stat. Senator prior
% his death attended the fuustai
services held Yesterday aftsfunaH over
the remains - State s-nafof Edward
4 hamilton at the Firss Cat Ersgn-
tiouai church IN this city
Hundreds Norr uuahls % Ea8u en-
trance T. fhs church To hsar The
eulusr pronounced over the dead hs
REV pr p = Fard The services
wsrs held .pndsr the auspices - ,hr
Eik iosEc ~ which Renatot uamiltaa
aas prominent member The ruiite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
BELIEVES IN
BLUE LAWS

HARRISBURG. Nov. IA more
rieid observance Of the sabbath and
the abolition OF all public amune-
ments and entertainments on that
daY r. the common desire OF the sey-
erai hundred ehurchmen and others
Who gathered ia this city today for
the state sabbath convention. Ways
4md means for promoting the desired
reforms viii be eXhaustiVely dis
eusred during the two days the
gathering Will be In session.
Following the close OF the Sab
bath convention the annual meeting
OF the Pennsylvania National Re
form Association viii begin and
many % the visitors Will attend
both meetings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
TExASF FED ERATIOh
OF LABOR I'm
SESSION

Font WORTH. Texas. SoV IS
The sixth annual convention 81 thH
Texas state Federation W labor be
gan To- fhis city today with r good
attendance - delegate representing
the organised labor bodies through
olt Texas President May Andrew
presided over the opening session
n hich was devoted g. addresses 81
welcome aud responses ard other
formal proceedings incident - the
opening ~ the gathering Several
days VIII be- devoted 90 the business
81 the convention and numerous
Questions ~ paramount interest 70
the labor organization vii come W
for consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
Heir to a Fortune

Richard Collins. who died az the
MOnod hospital last Wednesda s.
morning, IL said 20 have been one ~
three heirs 90 an estate o. over
1000 900 IN Maryland aud would
have secured his share within 90
DAYS had he lived Collins CAME o.
Seattle about "a year ago and lived
on remittancss from hbme. when
he received hiH lat remittance. con
trsrY to his PETAL custom he went
on a sprsc which in the end took
bin 10 the hospital where he died
Hts body was shippe6~fast night 10
DR. A. T.. Mason. az Hagefsiown,
Nd, FOR intsrlnent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
PROMINENT CITIZEN
FOUGHT F00TPADS

DR. John ". Filslns. president OF
the F1lkins Investment Company.
who resides 81 ofa First avenue
west, had a desperate encounter
with highwaymen Wednesday night
and Was severely beaten IN the fight.
Ills injuries gre not serious, how
ever and he Is recovering
The hold-up WAS OF First avenue
near Republican street Or. Eilkins
was ordered 10 throw Up his hands
and a hand-to- hand fight with the
two thugs followed In which the
doctor WAS badly beaten over the
head with the butt Of a revolver.
His former athletic training stood
him in good stead, however. and he
pat his Rssailants to flight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
Firemen'S Bodies Are Burned 10 a Crisp
in Big COnflagratiOn in Cleveland, o.
Three Dead, Another Dying and a
Fifth Has Small Chance Tor Recovery

CLEVELAND. Nov. Ia The most
destructive ere that has visited this
city "a : year broke cut at an early
hour this morning in the Holmden
avenue street car barns. on the
south sids and the huge structure
tersther With more than score Of
nearly new street cars. were Totally
destroyed
when So walls or the big brick
taildies foppled over from the heat
nse flrewen no were playing water
% th. nre from the inside were
haried and three Of them were later
reno, ed dead ana eurnedto a crisp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
EX-c0NNIcT ALLISON
HELD FOR ROBBERY

David Brown, one OF the victims
Of the Willard Ealoo nhold-up. on the
a complaint before the prosecuting
attorney charging G. - Allison. alias
Frank Ailislouf with completely Ia
that crime Aliision has an ugly
criminal record, being an ex-convict
from WailA Walla. where he was
considered one Of the worst prison.
erH IN the state pcniteutiary.
Allision. Furthermore. Is strongly
suspected Of being one Of the men
who murdered Policeman Schane-
man soon after the Willard saloon
robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
BROKE UP A GROWER PARTY

Ferdinand Esue. late 81 Porto
Rico. was calling ON Joe Andaue
and Dan Muue. Saturday night
While the three we're drinking beer
they were Joined by Mexican
named Reese. Esus claims Reese
grabbed him by the throat and took
"a from him lie com planned 10
the police. nnd patrolmen Bufkman
and Hubbard took the quatteitc 90
iaii The police think that Reese
in thc man who held az Frank Gus
tatsson near the kiug street coal
buuksrs, few nights Rgos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
CRUSHED To DEATH
BY FALLING WALLS

there were nearly so vars stabbed
IN them. The most ~ them we're
run cut into the wards surrounding
the building. and saved.
The building WAS a two story
brick structure nearly 500 feet In
length. and contained "a dozen tracks.
The upper story was equipped
with offices ana with gymnasium.
large rvVdtnR urams. billiard aud
pool tuofnH aud lnuuRiuE roomH fef
the employees Of the street railway
company
The loss Is estimated al tsoo. goo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
.D IMPRESSIVE
FDXERM SERVICES
GOVERNOR. OTHER PROMINENT Man or STATE. AND HOST
OF FRIENDS. TRIBUTE MEMORY
STATE SENATOR EDWARD s. HAMILTON

services we're very impressive, snpe
clsiis ths musieal program.
PROM the rhaTeh ths eankst SIS
borne scrsaa the avenue t. the undrr
iakef chapel shruugh AZ aisle formed
hf TIE Eiks lodge and other ufdera lH
sftsndaHss and followed unty ~ Ms
liamiitaH md her flt.nds
Al llss chapel Ars- iGamiifna teuA +
last fisH - the hpdy. ehisu VAS thfu
placed b. . vault 10 lsr aufit D. suitable
plat fns fnteFmsnt ear BE- selected iH
else rarrma eafustsff
The rnrai onsriHas a ihr funeral
we're la kssplnE with enc athsf tftb.
sites O. the deceased Thsfr wAe HHst
an ahauisHce q aosrFr ssut bY
ffisnds fhnf place eauia hardly b.
found faf them Ia siiher ths church
80 chapel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
EBB/NG
AWAY

J. A sink. who was shot down on
Sc street last week by an unknown
enemy. continues 60 grow wore. at
ffsp ldenes hospital Although he rest
81 trifs Easier last night his wound
= bleeding internally. and tho attend
ms physician practically admits hts in
ability 70 stop she hemorrbage. which.
n not checked. will Inevitably cause
death
ThouEt weak and restless Mink stlll
preserve q logged silence regarding
fhs shooting ard the police are still
H. the dsfk a. 20 the identity Of HE
sssalisnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
GAME HAD
MO ERROR
Siwashes Won Splendid Vic.
tory az San Francisco

HAS FRANCISCO. Nov. is.=In an
sffuflrsr game aud with an even
number Of base hlfH Ia their credit
the siNashes scored three 10 san
Francisco two in the game here
yesterday. Pitcher cutter made his
presents - critical tines. while the
men Hughes allowed TO walk scre
rot able 70 score Then. again. with
Nehlst ON thlfd. shay and belmas
tried 90 farrs Bfashenr out Ca see
end. ard a. hile that little play sss
en- M0hief siid tn home.
~ los Angeles Augelcs s.
Portland I.
Al Sacramento - Sacramento :,
Oakland =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
FIELD TRIALS
FOR POINTERS

NEW YORK. Nov. Il. uoindei.
y J. - miles from this city. Was
ta,tay the ruilyinK place OF field dos
fanciefs from many states The oc-
eaalon was the opening % the fourth
annual field trials under the aus
uicea 0f the Pointer club OF Amer
lea THE entry list this year Is
large ard 81 "a high class aud a. the
pfeEetAas are reported well stocked
with quail the trials are expected 20
fsa very Eurrt5eaftfi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
PSYCHOLOGISTS WOULD
PROTECT SONG
BIRDS

PHILADELPHIA. Nov is--Ae a
result Of action 90 be taken at the
convention 81 the American Crulth-
otogists uhiau. which began in this
city today. strenuous crusade IL to
be undertaken 90 protect the birds
Of North America Working in con-
junction with the various Audubon
aaelelees throughout the country the
union purposes 20 make organized
efforts TO have stricter game laws
PASSED iu tic various states and 90
zee that these laws are rlgidly en-
forced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
IT WAS 4 MEW GAME

NEW HAVEN Conn. Nov le-=In
one Of tho mot sensational games ~
football ever played en the local Geld,
Princeton defeated Yale Saturday ~
"a score - u to-
The teams we're almost evenly
matched Until the iuat Eve minutes
~ play tho Heor" stood % . Both
teams were battling f0f supremacy
Princeton heels1 "a kick five minutes
before the end u the second hAlf Ale
though the distance Was f9fbddins,
the angle VAS SLIGHT and there Vac a
chance. capt Dewitt rh0t the plEssin
through the bars clean. aud. Insured
the hrat Princeton victory over Yale
since its9
II was Bowifra individual work that
won the daY FOR tie Tigers. lie scored
their only touchdown. after brilliant
run II ~ yards Ia the first half
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16

MINERS HOLD
CONVENTION

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 10
Members OF the California Miners
Association are here from many
parts of the state FOR their annual
meeting. " hich viii be in session
during the next two days. Tho read
ing Of a large number Of technical
papers. contributed by members Of
the association. win occupy the most
OF the time Of the convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16

rhs trade % yine uleksi.in ths-sio'
machines went in at different
saloons and cigar stands about The
city Saturday evening. This norm
ina they are coming out again. sAer-
10 Cudihee announces that ne VIII
rot stand for the attempt Of certain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
HURT HIS
BUSINESS
Grocer Claims Damages on Ae.
count Of Torn Up Streets

l.. 4 JACOBSON. TIE proprietor 81
n grocery sEorr - - Seventh av-
enue south has disd g claim for
damages az inst hs city, which
may be onlF : fofsfuuner OF many
suits IN which The eitv may become
involved nn ace0uuf n the impaAsa
bic condition 81 fe~fs that are be
ing improved
JacobFon apegts fhst his business
has been dsmagao Va the sum OF
$500 because Hi8 former customers
were obliged 10 Hsds through mud
and water - TeacH uis store on
that sccounl he cfeira, they chose
10 tfaas elise here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16

city offielsh ERA Pee eeufinG Attar-
uey scott r. esto lie pernieiouE
little device sud tHst they VII be
confiacated ~ 0f foEed II act re-
moved theta re IS tair Jwnern
Two depu ss b. making tie
rounds - i4s Gig stands and
saloons tals af1fluE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
FALL KILLED INN

Captain Eugene Dor. OF the
French ship Mssiey. who fell into
the hold Of his ship az the Port
Hakeley dock. Wednesday after
noon died az the Prov ldeucc hos
pital Saturday evening lie was hurt
Internally The body VIII probably
be shipped 10 Iondo. France. FOR In
terment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
BOXING TO
BE REVIVED
SEATTLE ATHLETIC CLUB WILL
PROBABLY FORM CLASSES

Boxing bids fair to be revived at
the Seattle Athletic club as Il was
several years ago when Professor
Green had charge Glasses are to be
formed az the club TO meet every
Tuesday evening. There are enough
clever men TO teach those who are
anxious 10 learn aud BY getting them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16

feet vide ma fas zJi5lnnag street.
Summit swaals Seflh r. impossible
owing 60 a aesp eat ihs residents ~
The neiEhbol hpod sfm the building
+ anuisnnce The NHlaiuK vas erected
~ isaZ by tai s.fsts dealer. who
was either 4rsires i4 choosing The
site o. hoped 90 resiIfa title "a IL by
The cltf negiieenes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
BUILDING STANDS =
IN BELMONT PLACE

The board = public works has BEEN
FstlfiDusd 10 order the removal n a
frame building situated on q triangular
piece of frgund between Belmont
place and last Park drive. The build
ira pToisefs 10 feet into Belmont place
sd. - ihsf thorogshfars u only ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT

Ballard ship Carpenters Baker
street hall, Ballard.
Electrical Workers No. 2i7-wait-
reases' hail. i420 Second ave.
Ncwaboys G. l.. hail, 1906
Second ave.
Plasterers olympic hall, ti0ih
Second ave.
sheet Metal Workers--1t9o Second
avs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16

all together the club management
hopes to get an Interest in the sport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16

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