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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
DAILY TAX LESSON

The STARE tas lesson today
roasting Assessor Peters Tesrs sg reason 6eys that
Pctsrs seod man ana sesd ess9 !, s ""0 40 an 'ai ~
It pretty g usa that Peters lest
corporations virtually The Seattle
requested 60 make out state
so aAh GOOD u what es ssg 4. ss' a. spres snh.
neontssab and nsed the assessment
ieiusuee does me sensrai public William
hands for living this Nor other
wudsd note eenssns mm 60 ssss 9ss schedule OF ms p
rroes sSd sg Is y. e che s1ss ss' well know. that Iaus.
Than mortal ard hst $ s sss's9 s1s o. %,,s
q man % s ls swn tst as eoanY revenue
would be All 70 nsey 70 show faa'Aa fsl's or s,, .
formidable cots book snd psno soss =, Green
how peeps the poultry
~ n6Hs Non rAir 70 r1Sr aS sauiNT TiiE
rAhle2 n Jones has ses wso ,s Gun Is even
ne Bsssiuss o. the law for assiar answer.
Kept prominses @tets Jones eyes and ss,
% HE email belongings ntu wobbb his
ana azs, =, 's ths sssssss h nm, f ssse, any " INV
KNOW rms ~ fRuh Nm SNAIL TANrAfEh Tor
tss asssssrs ofs wsst eesn TO n, Electric
.bs, "a a, s.ry sasor g. down ths power
daape and etgf costly pieces % machinery had
se.srsat would have e.er @asa.B ,h,nrsa .,...
SNAIL. st'u 70 Aasrss 4 PAriNa NINE RENros
No S.Fay T'ss s ny n, e ospas, oSs9ss sss
marked increase ia The aassssieent -, -
~ ne Seattle Electric sempsoy poesat nAe
So ,ass ne tas, mat 10
euuud ps.ssa than the humb'st Hd
war COUNTY, lps = TAx so ,s, ,,,s, sTs
iusr rlle DOES WILLIAM JONES, OF ohEEN
riAIS yeg TNxgsr'.g T,'AT , r ,5a
PAYS ssl~nss- cay and county
soesruuent'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN

Mrs. Elsa r. Gilbert YESTERDAY
fitted a suit in the superior eeuft
against the eity % seattle WcHtFr-
gaS.a. lgssi1 e..sgAn and Murst4ud trus
- -, g - 3.-- :. -. =.
tainsl bF catching hrr faut In a Do
tive sidewalk ana failing last
Mafth The unrepaire8 Sidewalk
yes tre~tlY iu fruut ~ fhc Wrstefs
annu ugH uarkn and if 10 alleged
that tbe plauhinK wasa damaged b.
tfaY urluuElnE o. Mofriaua nFut
Tony Niaruas. charged with snlbsa
sling tt5 81 from tho Erstftr Laundry
company. was arrested yesterday az
tsrna9n it u eiaimef that barnes
collected the money and failed 10
turn u in ife was released ffom
custody on 5fta hund
Mrs. Mary uHhea yesterday sued
her husband John ushea. FOR a.
vnrce ou ground Of drunkenness The
couple we're married iu iss1 and have
two children. II n haW TIE Plaintiff
demands the custody
William 6 Carl fhe nrRaniHt n
Nrr York. returned 90 Seattle zee.
tcriaY FROM Alaska. after dedIeai-
ing In Dawson thr first pipe organ
ever carried tD the far north The
Instrument t. owned ~ the First
Presbyterian church of that sity ard
was built hF a famous organ maker
IN Canada The cost Of the organ
was almost doubled b. freight
charges 20 Dawson
Tle regular meeting ~ William
Mckinley circle. Ladies ~ ths q A.
" usnt week will b held Tuesday
afternoon 81 2 O'Clock. Instead al
THURSDAY. - usual
Rev ] W wilson. pastor ~ the
FIRST Presbyterian church ant his
wife have returned from = pheasant
tao weeks trio IN Alaska VISITING
Dawson Whitrhdrae and gifka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

los ANGELES The last ~ a
oner papulauH race IL nfisonsr n
California. with possible death sen.
tsnee starting him tn the Face Re ls
ti5 ycaFa old. 4 chief ard a warrior.
who though a captive, has never
been conquered
None rinthe iu known - Dis
E0r Indian when the white men
landed upon The California coast
thay found n tribe - iudiama living
IKE beasts ln rude mud huta Many
% them burruH ed ia the ground or
era WED under hs3pH % brush Tor
shelter ffssa1f ths awafhsr To pFs-
teet their bodies from the cold. mud
vas nisAtsred over the person.
The vocabulary ~ these Indians
Wa limited. half . doFen wHrfa con
stifutInN the limit ~ the more de.
proved snd % o. ~ words h~ias All
that wrre fsnown % the more inteiii-
gent when discovered the infinns
were not inclined g. resent the enfu.
ira - The white msn. but later iheY
became aggressive. education Harus-
'nEiy breeding pusnacitr.
About g years am Mono Phoebe
ard a handful % followers took up
their residence IN the northern rart
~ the Msioye desert They settled
on government land not allotted IN
them even rs a reservation They
considered u theirs bv riHht ~ pee.
session eHs the sterile acres became
hnns 20 them
4 few months $50 smallpox an.
reared ir tho settlement and when
n ceased Zee ravaaea chief Phoebe
Wahfuuc. bis son. and an ared
Fauaw were fhr sole survivors. Later
tha sanaw died
Recently rrid was discovered near
TIE home - thin ancient riFFsr ana
his Han Three nrnsn~rfnra found
several nuggets atakef claims and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

fsa % pannins the a1ii They did
unf want the nnNa 10 reach the set
fis8nshtH They warned f1ochs and
Mahtuga not 10 leave the locality
without permission. The Indians did
not recognize the riHht 10 put an
embargo uH them. aud one night
Wahfupe efeut nuf 81 the shack and
started for the village - Needles a
day 81 two later bis dead body vas
found beside the trail
When the news 81 his death
reached old F1pahe. he adorned HE
person with WHr paint. aud taxing
htp weapons. went upon the var
oath Before snluK he sceated hole
~ the sand and laid therein the
body ~ his son
few nights later ~ ventursa
from hiH hiding place aud erept "a
the camp ~ the pruHpectora whom
he believed 70 be guilty - TIE muir
daf lie found. instead ~ the three
rroNpertora whom he had left there.
10 miners who had hurried 70 the
spot when the news u the find had
reached them Phoebe. however. did
not isf numbers deter him from the
attempt 10 wraak vengeance upon
hts enemies Single handed he at
tackled the oawp when the men were
stretched upon the earth IN sium-
her lie emrtted his sun without In
jury % any one and then slipped
away in the - rku ssa Tie was uur-
sgsf ana captured ard = hrlA
auattina trial - the hands ~ tho
uirsfH sffu#rs' a. st9== ros aisas-
namfeFIu - state iHW. ard e iH %
suealion whether or not Phoebe will
escape death ~ che End ~ n rons
The oh chief f. grim ard unrep~n
FAINT and seems e. care little for The
frsuff7 rTa ever promises to take
iifr n rrisseed lie will N BE- -
e zee death. remain a prisoner tho
ret ~ he davp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

me most important news brought
down hN paaacnscfs ~ the steamer
tlhle. from Nome, ssss the fact that
me United states revenue gutter
Rush had failed IA her effort 90
reach Point Harrow this summer
VITA several saeks of mail and sup
pilea for the Indian missions and
whaiinK station az this the most
n.xthcrly point 81 Alaska
nc story ef her failure IL tcld hy
rr. 4 j. I'utl = FORMER surgeon ot
ne revenue cutter serN loe, for four
x~Wfs a pfartieine plaNsieian az
Noae. and FOE The psst year the
asaaty collector ~ customs at this
ncss. lie came down an the ohio
en his way home % California and
~lll probably never return te Alaska
where he has been since the tifst
rush five Years aEV
His story 90 the efforts ~ the
Rush &c reach Point Harrow II as
fcilaWs
'~rhe Rush arrived az 81 Micharis
yuix "a. and Law there tiil August I.
WAITING for Senator Dietrich ~ Ne
Frasks. wheIn she Nas Go bring "a
Non4e she reached Nome August =.
ana the day following started un the
periious trip uofthWard
q9ie fact that the Inhabitants of
pcint Barrow set their mai only
once year makes this voyake a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

Caleb Powers Must Pay
Extreme Penalty

oKORGETOwS Ky. Aus. a.
gAs jury In the Caleb Powers case
thN fmofning returned Hertiet Of
sufty Of murder in The first degree.
ana x-utcnemE him to death.
re ease went 60 the turS at as
last f.lEht. and Al hour later Jndss
Rabeaas ASKED x verdict had been
REACHED When informed that the
lury cuaid not agree he excused
thega untli this morning. y hen the
Verdlct aaE hfuught in.
TIE crime foE which Powers wa
foand guilty Vas ths foul asssssinA=
tlnn Of Gov uQabei Of Kentucky
Jsuuars 30 tsoa. Powers va asere=
tarY Of state uuder former Gov
TaYiar who vaa compelled e. flce
men the state after the eowardlf
murder
Powers Was supposed g have been
th~ hsafirator of the crime II -
chained hs derasirsd Henry rcutaey
70 select saTne deHrNr ado tu commit
the act YuutseF found n paid as
sassln n ths person ~ Him Howard.
NoutssY ans Howard are 18th sefx /.
gsss ftfs seuteueess fer ths crime. bat
- - - ?, -. 2 - - - -
the nan Mo made them both he
liant tools
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RUSH FAILED TO
REACH MT. BARROW
,cE PACK BLOCKED WAY OF REVENUE CUTTER LADEN WITH
MAIL AND SUPPLIES FOR WHALING STATION AND MISSION

particularly important one &C. them.
and b. always a hazardous one fuf
the vrnturvsome cutter Last year
the Hear succeeded in reaching her
leatinAtiun, but the Rush cncouns
tered storms and had o. beat Into
heavy gales fur several DAYS.
ssshr rounded Point Hope, the
moat westerly poiut ct Alaska.
which Ia barely half way to Point
HARROW, and ffam that point onward
the trip was one OF hafnins diffiruls
ties, At lev cape. nearly 1000 miles
from Nun1e. and about auu miles
from the government rescue mission
where she mail Is left ehe cneouns
TERED tHg sHiid See pack that hie=A
barren waste Of ruHeu eco that never
mslts and never yields a. the Ca
sltushts ~ any shlps that maa has
yet huilt
The Rush husaed the shore IN
the hVpc that shiftiDK Winds miEht
open the way. but lu this too she
was disappointed. and turned back
The urin Waa icft there &c hc taken
to it, destination by Eskimo eannes
or yeuurssume Whsl~fs but Il VII
he months bcferr IL gets there. Ne
cutter Will attempt the dangerous
passage aaain till nest summer
The Rush luD Meme fut a cruise
among the Aieutian islands shortly
after her return To Meme.
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.-:i,s- A. .sss.s-,s. ~ "a ;ss ~ $50 -
Of ffH on TTOTn y
nth BIRTHDAY

WORCESTER Mass. Aus. -
Senator George p. Hnar tutaF csls=
uFated the nth Anniversary 81 has
birth and was congratulated - BIZ
friefdE and admirers in many states
~ the uuipn. Re i now serving BIS
sixth term la fhr Henafea EisTsfS tHr
summer - Has devoted PART u hts
tifus 70 pleasure and sisht-sseinE
bat rs literary work. witch seems
= increase each year has net been
neglected BH also gives cousidsfa-
BE attention 10 the affairs Of CLARK
university and other public matters
in which hs Il interested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
eAnApha EXPEDITION oprns

TOHOHTO. ont, Aug 70 Cana.
daH Ereut Industrial exposition RnH
opened today BY Lord Htfathcaua.
n hO. pressing an electric button.
started the machinery iu the various
biz buildings. Among the interest
iuR displays are % caHen ~ the
queens Jubilee presents aud other
articles loaned by King Edward
There are also ON exhibition mum
Der Of Lord Dufferiu.H presents ana
Il quantity 81 Irish lace ana linens
contributed by the Countess II buf-
frfIU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
CLOSE or
RACING
BANoTAtLs DO THEIR LAST
STUNT TODAY

The fall meeting of the kiug
County Fair association ends thiH
evening Last night many Of the
hafnsuau and employees OF the iiaeh
who during the past three months
have boon ut The Meadows left for
Sacramento. a few are LEFT % ~
duet thp racing today. nnd tonight
the final contingent viii leave
Yesterday There we're a few close
finishes and some heavily backed
horses won.
Summary Of the running
-Four furiouEH Chassis won 90 O.
n Zig Dutch second. Miss Settle
third Time. tsh Mcdonald np on
winner
Sir mrlonas iiendatroHs won q
10 ~ Bicycle second. Lord Ellfea
third Time. l.ihH Carson up on
winner.
Mile and one Embellishments won
"a 10 b, Assessment second. luvictuH
third Time. istsh. kunz up on
winner,
Fix furlunFH nAHHcuzo won " O.
-. Reciprocity second, Gladiator
third Time. iith Adair up on
winner.
one mile Frank Pearce Won ~ 20
-. MountebHuk SECOND Miss Vera
third Time. tu 81. Kanz az on
winner.
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FATAL ING
GUS pkLoUIsT WOULD NOT
SOBER AND FELL INTO BAY

After leaving the city fail yester-
day evening Gus Dalauiat fell from
the Grant street bridge and was
drowned lie had been arrested on
Washington street earlier ln the day
and sent to the city jail 10 sober up.
At o'clock he Waa released lie
said that he was going 10 logging
camp 10 20 10 work and expected 70
have % walk out Of town. When he
left the station he had q small hold
over" but could not be said TO be
drunk lie had ttb0 When found
IN the bay he had but u cents on
his person.
After the body had been viewed
by Coroner Hove ~ was turned over
70 the Houney- Watson company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
WFT7ALS ARE
COMING WEST

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Aug "a
fishing and hunting party composed
" Assistant Secretary pf the Treas
Try ArmstronR. Assistant United
States Treasurer Fish and Collector
strauahau ~ New York left Wash-
nKfon today for Chicago and the
vest The party Niii follow an ifsa-
.rary thai viii extend az fsF ~ the
Paelne coast and viii include
weeks stay in the Yellowstone pax
m party travels IN the magnificent
grlgate car 81 President Fish u the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
kENlLwoRrH FALL MEETING

BUFFALO. ~ y. Aug. ~ The
fail meeting 81 the new Buffalo
Ruing association opened today 1T
kenilwofth and everything points ia
a highly successful season or racing
The stables are filled with fast
horses that have been campaigning
both east and west this summer The
be decided
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ARRESTED
WHOXR@
SPANISH OFFICIALS GET INTO
SERIOUS TRoueIE

MADRID. AUG - Thirty officsrs
we're arrested to-day charged with
beng implicated IN plot g. prevent
the queen mother returning o. spain
fram Vienna where ahr e nee Ftas
itiHs Maria Theresa. hsr daughter
The Officers have b-aH uanfiusd AZ
San s.ehasliru The queen mother IL
very unpopular The army blamss
her sar the boss ~ cuba ans she
Philippines during the spanish
AHFfHHan WaHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
NO RACE
TODAY
raE YACHTS WILL NOT SAIL
OWING TO A RAGING STORMS

HIGHLAND. Aus % There all
be- no yaeht race taday. because ni
the heavy storm which haa been "a
lug eff the esztsi the paHt two daBs
TIE Faeers lay tuaEina az theii
mnoHinaH uhaer douHIa aHrhaFH A.
midnight ths wind ksas blowing ST.
uilisa an hour which sresd bad Sc
cfea8f1 bat little 81 thls morning
II Which hpur the race aaa called
EFF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
KILLED BY
INDIANS
TWO WHITE MINERS MURDER
Ed ON koYukuk

News Of a d0utlc murder az n
point a mites ap she Koyukuk river
WAS brought down - the steamer
Ohio Yesterday svenius II is said
that an indian shat two whlte men.
thsn muilsated the bodies BY cutting
off the arms ard legs.
The story Was bruuEhf e 81. Nj
chssis BY Igkagi .uativss. Who say
that thr wsits maH acre miners and
that they were shot By Al Indian.
who vas under ths impression that
they meant % attack hir1.
Later one corpse. uluti4ted az re-
rorted ~ tfe natives. Rha found ~
soldiefx The BODY was buried ard
AZ the time Tire Onio isft Nome no
official iuv@rf iEafinu 81 the case
had been commenced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
A6MES SALOON MEN

The wlfs u Erie f.uema. who was
run over BY 4 train and killed while
walking on a railroad track IN IN
intoxicated condition. yesterday filed
Huit IN tire ssstsrftss e@&FE a@4l1aHi
Joe ksaua. the proprietor o. the
saloon ~ Black Diamond where be
shtainsd the liquor. u recover Sin.-
- damages for hef husband = death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
TO BRING
1T TO LIFE

NEW YORK. Aug. - 4 strona
effort ia 90 - made % Eivs RES life
70 the League 81 American Whsel-
men. the once powerful arEauirntian
which haa been steadily falling of
81 membership and influence With
the decline % bicycling during The
last decade. The league has now
reached such a low abh that the an
uual meet. Hhich waa once the derby
event fer cyclists throughout Amer
tea. has this year been abandoned
altogether. The Mes York division
O. to give a banquet al brighton
Haaeh tonight. az uhieh members
from all parts II the state will meet
in = grand rally n is hoped that
the banquet VII give a neW impetus
a. the league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
vHsrA WILEY COMING

LONDON, Aug - Among the
large number Of theatrical people
sailing FOR America today IL Miss
Nenta 1tllrp who has arranged for
"a season Of 80 weeks iu America
under Mr. TYiera management. She
VII have two piaYH. one n them
The ialn 81 Roy o. comedy. by
[ Han talne and an American coliab-
uFufaF
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ref sais-RaaI Estats

fnH HAEak
WUuMfNu 1901 Hfas
rf.sgFssfI. sszfal ANn FgfHsfITRE.
IInfIEI4i AM tnIH Al afthEa "a , ?
Welt fafaktHd
tEssf 50 NNlH GaFEN
= - - : q -.
gnHfT-MN Hl FfHHlst AZ FtIrN7 -
ufsfHaE AEW. AID . LOTS At f9lth
mrAHfFH
IMPROVED ANu UNfNFNaf fla iHaf.
HnTlfzs At thrtishhN ...
rfHNfIiAf. NEI4l fftE a I'D fiHNAH
HEfIW4i fHlf aFsH
uHH'r HfkGl faHA1fs CO
iats aeean5 aFsuas ihnnss lzsn -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
AnOR METTINas roNIoNr

Illinois Central railroad. who a. a
brother ~ Assistant FreaHufcr fish.
LABOR MEETINGS ronioaT
steafa Engineers Mattresses hail.
i4za saeuud avenue
Street Car Employ CIV. G. l. L.
hail 1910 Second aXFnue
Puget sound Steamship Mems
uuiun SailorN halt Pier 2 Gordon
daek. al ., -.
Sunday Meetings
TynuEraahieai-A- - T.. W hall
New York block
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LOST IN
A STORM
TWO PROMINENT CITIZENS
CARRIED OUT TO SEA

ny the steamer ohio. arriving from
Nome last evening. vas brouEht-ths
story ~ the probable drawuif ~
two business men Of York. August
70
~ A eurtett and Jshn Derby
started g * uuf a short distance
from shore at Port Clarence a
petsrbora canoe a heavy north vest
gate he wthsfn IN their fgaH craft
cut 20 SEA.
After some hours The storm nhat-
"a hat nothing could b. seen % the
two men Or their canoe ard " u
feared that they weFe drowned.
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'arLLEw sAlLs ron AMeelcH

LONDON. Aug - Eyrle Bsllew
sailed today fof the United States.
lie hbH completed arrangements FOR
his production Of IA new piuN. sfhe
Amateur frHckHmnn and viii open
| IN pfIlnaalnhIn EnnIemhaI IL
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JUST LIKE
MIR. HEROD
BUTTE MEN MERciLEssIY
sLkuoHTGREp TrE iEFAHTs

HUTSrH Aug. ~ The Miners
werr InerrilraH yertefday afternoon.
Net satisfied with putting Euaie on
the bench. they went after jack
Hickey. uud no doubt wusilt have
had him warming the plank had
DaEtale had another twifier handy
f4fteen bite aud 10 runs was the
record fof Butte. Hhiie nuE'H bRheH
fanna naudNllu'H curves fer but nine
aafr aurG and took but five runs.
Several % the Miners have afu-
billions. and II Is about tims they
were htteninE up their batting Nv
rfHaes, They began yesterday
EuRls lasted but three innings.
Then Dug called Tor 8 new deck and
put tn another dealer; but Jack
Hickey was 80 better than his pre-.
dsceasor. Tor hiH south paw curves
we're lnmhaHted juaf a. hard ana a.
often a. those Nj fsng!s served.
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Cincinnati. Chicago. Toledo. Colum.
has, Akron, Canton. Milwaukee and
Hamilton. ont. sill take part Two
concerts are on the program for to-
ftftffHNs HHA sa"ft""t = ttt ~" go sssFfi
10 the business sessions 81 the meet.
tnu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
FRsTIvAL o. sWIss sINoERs

DETROIT. Aug. y Many dele
gates ana visitors are arriving for
the festival Of the awiss- Amer ican
Central Singer League. which IL 10
Monday. BwtFs singing societies
from Burfslo. Cleveland. Allegheny.
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There viii be circle Of ladies Of
q. A. V. organized Of Tacoma on
Thursday. Sept g. All comrades
and members Of WIN Mckinley cir
Gle Of Seattle. and Gen. Lawton cir
etc OF Ballard are invited TO attend
Take fnterufban car At tf 30 noon,
corner Jackson and First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
AFTER SIX
TONIGHT

Ladies FINE Lawn Stock collar
with fabs. pretty Mexican pItsF
stitched, - value. after zoe
= inch Ladies Flma Efnurptasfs.d
White Lawn Ties. go value. 81
ter n8K tas..4.H. 1890. -. 90
4s.lnch long Point ae EHlfits lieH'
tucked and pretty tacs Trim
med. 90 value. after sin zoe
lilac cream fer the ostsnpisAlgn,
REGULAR sc siHe. after AZ I've
battan FINE Pearl Shirt Waist
sets. actually worth a., aiisf
atN .z--.a4 s.ss.tst.s.5s-. ho'
Pretty smbroiderrFy trimmed tinc
Lawn Dressing sacaues y y
value. after stN .st..s... tisko
Hnyp caps assorted patterns. &C
value. after so s..-sza.4s.. Toe
Infants Kid Mocassins, Tie va
ue. after EiN s-+sst.s s-.,s.. ioo
chiiaren'n Heavy Ribbed Hose
double knees. Hisss 5 70 81 only,
sar value. after six -.s...ss iuc
Beet narninE Cotton. 2 spools DC
f.aaieci 6 and 6 hook length sat.
teen CorHctn were alEH slla
81 81. after six ,.s....sss. Ssc
Mems Hest Grade satin 'alt
shoes. pinln slohe toe. = - vs,.
ua after HiN .+ss.ssss..s sisoo
Many more equally as tempting
,s3tsH tsirssish the store.
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EASYFOR
SiWASHES
ANGELIC MR.. pRlNkWArGR
COULDN'T Fooe WILSON

LOS ANGELES. Aus 20 Mr.
prnkWater went up into the AIR Just
eaec yesterday. but that was enough
ia satisfy intke Wilson az isuH An
Eelra and SGT up the drinks az Se-
attic.
tot the first ais inuinRa both Car
rick and nfinkWutcr had all the
hatHmen swinging az vacancy
Then in the seventh prinkwatur let
carlos smith have "a double. Eiua
aar singled. Carlos theu scored
while Andrews was being thrown
cut st first
After that nolbn. Hycrs carriek
and iumley all hit safe. and after
Muhier had retired the slide On a
fiy -out. the hey ebalked az five bis
runs
Lea the ninth Jack Cuthvtt took q
HNins at she ball for u home ran
and thereby saved the Angels from
. ahat cut
Score by innings
iEatb e-R n E
Seattle o00 o @ o $50 5 o
Los Ans. 0 p.o o o0ol 3
At Sacramento
Portland y sacramento ..
AZ Oakland
san Francisco 3. Oakland l.
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CAN'T ACCEPT call

Rev Or Howe Of Springfield H.
who had accepted the position OF
pastor Of the First NJ =. church OF
this city. hes been forced to with
draw his acceptance on account OF
the IN health OF hts wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

General Frederick Funston ar
rived In Seattle on his return from
D trip made for tho purpose % tn
apectinR the Alaskan forts and eth
e. government property Hs is se-
e"nnanied b hia aide de-camp,
Lieut. Mitchell. and viii remain ~
tails city a short time before return q
ing % his headquarters ~ VaBcauv-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
BSEN WORSE
FUNCTION RETURNS

BERLIN. Aug ~ The Vosaiehe
KeitunE says Henrik fbHeu IL worse
ard relatives are uesr hts bedside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

COpENHAGEN. Aug. % me
Danish go sTfsfHeat q considering
d.HpuaiuR ~ the Danish West tuaiea
BY state lottery. IN order - secure
source ~ revenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
A WORLD
BEATER
HENRY THiTz BROKE sHIHoLE
PACKING RECORD

Henry Tdiz. employed ia the La
tonH shirgls mill, yesterday broke
the wOfIaH record FOR abiugle pack
Ing by putting az II 900 ~ ten hours.
Trtz haH been an expert single
packer for NrhrH. and some time nEp
beat the record for packing 100
shingles. which be lid IN . minutes
aud l4 seconds
The best record ever made prior
a. THtzH feat 81 yrftefdny Nss By
Garfield KIRK 0f Everett few weeks
aga. lie packed 5000 shingles In
tom HpufH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

Burton Holmes. lecturer and su-
thor. Is in tine city 90 Hls way hnns
from q trip 10 Alnakl. whore he haa
been getting material for n series
Of lectures on that country