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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

An Indian named Bear Tracks has
been elected a member of the South
Dakota legislature. Other statesmen
belonging to that body will do well to
make him leave his tomahawk at the
door.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

, According to Mark Twain there are
only "a jokes in existence, all others
being variations. The difficulty now
would be in selecting the original "a.
but perhaps Mark could do it He's
responsible for several of them
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

library to Yale university, of which
he is a graduate, and who retires in
February from the supreme bench, has
occupied his present seat since Octo-
Der, 1892. He was bern in Pittsburg
and was educated at the Ohio uni
versity and later at Yale. He prac-
ticed law at Pittsburg until his ap-
pointment to the supreme bench.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

A Baltimore man whose wife went
to South Dakota for divorce is try
ing to beat her by getting one at
home before she has succeeded in
establishing her case. True sports
men and gallant will of course put mp
3heir money on the lady.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

The news that John l.. Sullivan finds
Boston "a bum town, though l was
born in it," will cause tears as big
as beans to Cow freely on Beacon
street
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24
Have Said Ii Twice

Mr.. Bryan thinks the tariff should
be revised A majority of the Ameri-
can people have, by the ballot, said
twice that they did not care what
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

Frank Daniels writes to a western
paper that he has found that in must
cal comedy the tendency is to elimi-
nate tights. Now wait for the nom
fheatergoing ladies of the w. c. T. u
To rise up and protest.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

Gen Alexis Nord, Hayti's minister
of war, has entered Port au Prince
with his army. We are informed that
tho army, who had a sore toe. rode in
on a mule with q faraway look but
lively heels.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

It was most unkind for the Charles
ton News and Courier to commend the
Judgment of the new proprietor OF the
Boston Journal in reducing the price
of the paper 10 one cent
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

It is feared that the wrong man
may have been lynched In Kansas
But why bother over these things? 1t
won't make any difference to him
now.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

Methodists, in spite of the "neT
iMethodism," would be amply JUSTIFIED
IN doing a little shouting over their
success in raising that $4,000. 600
thank Offering.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

Don't get mad at the man who tries
to make fool of you. He can't do it,
unless you're one already.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

With SURPRISES wiped out, the insur-
ance agent will be shorn of half his
fncomprehensibility.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

Probably Japanese China, which We
have seen advertised for sale. Is that
portion which the powers have over
looked.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

The government is undecided as to
the statesman whose face should go
on the 3O-cent stamp Who would
think that 30-cent statesmen were so
few7
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

A woman In the postoffice depart
ment at Washington gave up her hus-
band rather than lose her job. Hus-
bands can be obtained without civil
service examination
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

The Mad Mullah was killed while
saying his prayers" And yet people
will persist in this dangerous habit
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

The Dowager Empress of China and
the boxers seem to have forgotten
that lesson taught by the powers not
SO very long ago.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

By observing closely the case OF
Venezuela the Sultan of Turkey can
see what he would experience If it
were equally safe for creditors to go
cunning for him.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

The crown princess Of Saxony and
her very dear friend. the French tutor.
talk of coming to America, the home
of divorce
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

The natural result of big financial
spree would appear to be getting the
banks full and money very tight
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

The world looks with admiration at
fireless Marconi silently devoting all
his energy to increasing the efficiency
of his wireless wonder.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24
InevitahIe ResuIt

Only depression, doubt and uncertain
ty can result from an effort to tinker
the tariff.-Asheville On c. Register
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

There is growing suspicion that
some of the crowned heads are anx-
fous to take the conceit out OF the
Hague tribunal.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

The new French minister to Vene-
zuela is named Wiener. Punsters. do
your wurSt
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

Throwing clock at ones wife Is
adjudged good ground for divorce
down in Connecticut Besides. it is q
reckless waste of time.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

Reports from Florida indicate tina
the orange crop has been constructive
" ruined.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

Dewer may as well have the pow
der put back in the cans.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

AZ the days begin to lengthen, how.
ever, the gas bills begin to shorten. Or
should.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24

American diplomacy" still Seems
to be doing pretty well, thank you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
PENSIONS FOR THE AGED

proposes
lie has formulated enl 90
the united Snsom of age Who
Required IA
other halt from the es
j
Tes phanteropyn politics II - attempt
broc the Britain particularly
order
casfassaas
preferential
II a. not the first time the worids
been offered reward their
Likely
be "a
pensions population
the united kinxt9m
Australian Review Reviews
aiFcad,
about hi above thar fca
=
A.
II
Doubt attract TO chanhssns
sah1sc IN all einFs i hkey him Hamb
h
Artans subjects
wshsat
thsm get hk
with considerable
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IF 40 break YOU. we'll and good N
YOU break US. Il will be all the bet
lei fof Marshal Mtllaneurn."
when he said that. ! could only
stare al him ~ HHtoniAhtnent
why Tor Marshal Milte1eufHf !
asked.
II ID the name 81 rascal who
lives out this way Ny athHophH
have been sent BY Lord Wellington
10 see him afslY hanged
sfSama uf name ! cried. why
my huHaara have been sent ~ Mas
ssta for that very object
We burst out laughing ~ that,
and Hhsathed our swords ThHtr
1as Nhirf OF steel from behind as
as our troopers followed our 81
ample
We are aiiiesl" he cried
sfor a day"
we must Join forces
THERE t. no doubt Of ~
And 50. instead 90 nahiinHs We
wheeled cur half Hquadrana round
aud moved Ia two little columns
down the valley the shahaH nnd the
helmets turned imwaFas. and the
men looking their neiEhhafP up and
down. like old lighting doEa sith
fespaei each others teeth The most
were on the broad grain. but there
Wefc some nn either side uhn looked
black and challenging especially
the English sergeant and my own
sub officer. rapilatts Thef were men
81 habit. YOU see. who could not
change all their says u thinking
IN moment Resides fnpiisttn had
lost his only brother M thisASa A.
for the Hart and mo, Ne rode %
Eefher AZ the head and chatire
ahaat al that had occurred - 10
ainee that famous game uf ecarte Of
which l have told you
fauf my uen part | spoke 20 him
~ my adventures ~ hnKland. They
arc a very singular people. these
English. Although he knes that ]
had been engaged In ~ campaigns.
yet I am sure that the Hart
lhsuRhi mere highly - me because
had had an affslf with thr Hfisial
HUSTLER he told me. too. that the
COLONEL who presided over his ceart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
LARGE PLANT
TO UTILIZE
FISH REFUSE

sAfnHAYEN. Wa. June ia~1'hs
Old fsrttsisirz plant At smuEsisfs
Cove isuIal island. has ban leAssd
BY the re1siFefs ~ the Pacific Anss
icau Fishsftaa Company, b. whom II
- being enlarged and esia'ef-sd fes =
euznSsStr fzstsctiaa ard trFgtiiaina
plant the huildins = tssink en-
lafaet. the phaff extended. ard nee
HiAe sinsrY n nos 90 the say 10 ~
crease Sc sspseits anA s1asp u ses
fhs inner products. ks4eh IS ftsh asl
sue. etc. TIE ptsnt viii ss able q
take care 81 al rsfasr trum tho car
neftss ana nathins wiii be sliowsst r.
fall into the water fresn Ghs F&ar.
haven csansries Il
n stasslea 10 taking eat~ q -
..s ssssS- y. ~ s..x>,si -.
SIS = 'st~rstsas, IN nsEF the plMnt N
cperattou the greater part 81 tie
Ysaf in manufacturing into u-xfut
pfusfuets ftsh that arr thsansrIt -
unfit for fseed ara are Toe. to k4sa
fishsss The ensnrnous auaatifs al
fsfuse ffo1a saifnau canusftpa ttst
have hesu dumped ffosu the eAn.
nsftss af the toweF s1ana tuFins shs
past four ne five Year, haxw caus~d
rapid multiplication W dex fsh. =
fsA that Il ffrh Ia al. sfsd u u 30
Iirfssi that = large sappir At thea-
fish can BE obtained foe she n~w
fs4a ut
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Then one Of them sill have a
chance OF surviving. said I, laugh
lna. Ia the meantime. put yout
sword Ia your sheath"
our horses were standinE head %
TAFT and the Hart pat cut bis ttHnd
aud patted the on the thtAh
You're a goed char. Herald.
said he Il only Wish YOU Had bseh
born on the riKht side Of the chan
mel
I was. said /.
Poor devil" be cfiot with such
an earnsstnezH Of pity shai he set
me tnuEhtuH again. nut look here.
Gerard. he continued. this II all
Nefy well. but Il il not busiarsa, yoa
know I don't know what haaaana
would cay Co II. but our cider would
lump cut ~ his riding haAaa Il he
sas us We weren't sent but Here
taf = picnic either ~ uas
What would Yuu hANsf's
Well Ne had little Argument
about uuF husafH and Dragons, II
fuu remember I've got 30 Of tho
Sixteenth all chewing their ear
hlne bullets bchiaa me You've Eot
~ many nnss locking boys ever
yondrr, Nhu seem Co he fidsstinE in
their saddiea, II YOU and TOOK the
right tanks We shauld not spoil eAe h
others beauty though little
hlnod .isttinE Il = friendly thing "a
this climate
There seemed O. me "a be good
deal ~ sense In what he said For
the moment AZ AlssiH Morgan aud
the countess of Ia Fonda ana the
abbey % AimeiKai vent right out ~
ny head. ana could only think ~
tks ane level turf ana 90 the heeuti-
fifi akifmlah which we might have
Very Kond. Hart said 1 We
have seen the front % your dfas
Heans We shalt uaw have a look
at their backs
ANY tettinf he asked
The stake ~aid 1. lie nothlnE
less than the homer ~ the HuNaafu
~ gouuahs
Well. SEINE on he answered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
ROASTED WILSON

i'm white. Abe Rutherford and e
Whtfe. the three man charged with
having brusalJy benfea George Jiliaan
a. Euumciaw a few weeks ago ==@..
discharged - Judge Cam yesterday
ART the urssseessltee sstssA.= ss.-==-;,f
fo@snsd for having - Judge Cam sx-
pressed a. had the andacity 20 make
sueh complaint when he Was the only
real crirnlsai who vas contested with
the matter.
Several prominent citizens % Enun-
cias. In the presence n atsat ~ other
per<pns took hard IN the harsevhip-
pins u Jlliann. lie came 70 Seattle the
n@xt day ard secured warrants chargs
ins the rtnsisaderz with assault and
battery.
81 Developed Ia the trial that the i'm
mediate cause ~ Jiilaon being punish
81 VAS that he had taken = little boy
SffFST isiiffaFs DIt driving and had
driven % careiessly that the wheel was
taken OF the wagon ard the boy
threWn our and seriously hurt JiIlson
had been In the bad Eracss of the CON-
rnunity Tor some tir1e because he had
opened q house Of lllsfane IN the cen
ter of the town.
The man has acted IN such pecu-
har manner for some time that no n
believed 10 b insane.
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martial for playing cards with %
ptianncf. acquitted him ~ useieot
nf duty. but nearly broke him De.
cause he thought that he had not
cleared his trulnpa before leading
his suit. Yes. indeed. they are a
singular people
Al tha end Of the valley The road
curved over n0ms rising ground be-
for. winding down into another
WIDER valley beyond We called q
10 when We came 20 the top. for
there. right ~ front ~ ua. At ihr
distance Of about three miles. vas
. Scattered. sFaY iaWn, With a HlhKi"
enormous buiidinR upon the nun
OF tbs mountain which overlooked
Il We could not doubt that We we're
"a last IN aiHht ~ the abbey that
held the KHnE Of raHeaiH whom We
had cuus 90 disreFHe Il WHa only
new I think. thai We fully under
stood what tack lay IN front 81 uH.
Tor the place waa "a vsfitabie fort
resa and il was evident that cavalry
should never have been sent out
upon such an effand.
That's got nothing 70 DO with
uH said the Bart Wellington and
Msaseua can settle that between
them"
sroufnrai" I answered sPire
took Leipzig with 90 husHnrs"
HAD they been Dragons. said
the hart laughing he would have
hal nrrtln nut you are senior o.
neaT give % lead. and we'll see
who viii be the fret tn finch"
Well" said l. whatever We DO
must be done ~ once for my orders
are 10 be on my waY 90 Abrantes BY
tomorrow night nut We must have
aafne iufafnla iian nfst. ana here T.
someone Nho should be able 70 give
a 20 as
There vas a square. uhitewashed
haHse standing by the roadside.
which appeared. from the bush
hanging over the door to be one -
those WaYside tahefnHs which are
provided Tor the muirteefs A ian-
tern was hung Ia the porch AMI by
It's iiHht We saw tao men the one
IN the brown habit 81 CRpurhin
mnnk and tie either Hift with an
apron. which showed him 10 be the
landlord They Wefe cahywfsina to-
F~thsr - earnestly that We werr
upon them h~fgfs they weru aware
10 as The inukerflef turned 10 ~,
hut one ~ the FnFlishmen nelEed
him by the hair and held him tight
fCoHiinHes1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
TO DEBATE
SOCIALISM
REV. w. N. KELLOGG AND A. O.
ssiFERT mngr SUNDAY

A tslnt d~batn. under Socialist
au.fises. sitl 10 hsla sunday after
ns.oa AZ I - o'riaek between REV. W,
N kelIoxs. t~ptwseHtins the Ma
tinnal Esanoutta League % New
YORK. and Ainana q S~tfsft " tbs
etty. feprrzsasins the secialist pzftfs
rhs d~ bate WAS arranged ~ cpsF~s
spandanes and - booked forward TO
VITA great interest. By tbs s.sciaiisss
OF the city especially.
t1r K~ss.sse Ia = tnrtnrt resident %
Seattle aud : = aahatsr Il nssiaffai
reputation. Mr. Setfsrt Was Fsesntit
hla pArtys candidate Tor mayor aii1
h also eel sailed 81 afEumunt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10

a. ~ -.
- FA,ri Hstlys Fooseberries. 81 =
A. s.ssss ~ s.c'tt.s tnrIIfess btArk.
!. t3. H~Bl3s aprtcots
fs3 ger crate California eurrauta -
pr crate. ra-ef~rrf-x n 4 -. -
lemons a s11.ls a. a. - -
-, = s-s>ztsss@ psf eoAi praaGssl q -
- -. - - scra-z. assss: = i-ss sss
- 9A~ par busch. grape
"~tss t~s'8N@
49,.
ovtssrs Cheese. Geas. pouItr.
Butter Wasai.sts. .-..
aalfF Nba4fr ~
Ms.s- Fr.ae ,.-ek ....a,. -.
sga ias u.s. t-@s
cIt@<..--~sflS. v..ns--.- -.
sssafsr. firesars~r - 49,. ~ eHs.-
-
49,. ~. tHfssys E27trt Hss
nssxs,-st.aa~ ~ sfsss~d. Ia
teNNt1 80 d4a
Hay. Grain and pesa
tee -. -. 49, -
ff tHNAf 80 tff hffla fHHtt ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
WILL COMMAND ONE
or HILLS STEAMERS


gaptaIn q o. pferc~. master 81
the tfoapship Hh1Ftfsn. eHa fofufsfsy
marine supsfln fsnfsnt Of The tren--
pert ssrNtes u soen 10 oozftnAnd tn-
largest n.esHasr ptyinE "a faetftx
aafefa us has h-~n offefsd ara
has accepted the command a one ps
lanes y Htifn ztan, itnefa which
vii ny kutw~~n Seattle and ths
Dffsst. The vessels Dow buiifins
are ths nakntA and Minnesota bath
h~ins = ep8- Zoo steamers fh~ Min
ne=asz ~ss F~r~atiy lagsesea "a ssss
Atlantic coast.
Captain P1src~ has arrived ~ Hss
Francisco from Manila oa the sheft-
Oar. making his last trip as master
% an army transport
Before xninE East 70 tsks COR
uaauJ Of hta nsw charge. CapfAtn
Pierce viii saks an sstsfdei sasA-
tim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10

HOW f,HE nHt8s ntEn TOOK
THE FIELD AGAINST fnk MAR
atiAL. MtfIacFt.EuRs.
continued from Yesterday
"Haiinat said he. Its usrardi'
YOU would have Thought ~ his
manner that I had met him oY ap
peinttnent Tot any oNh part !
n Guild have embraced him had De
bat come an inch Of the NAY 10 meet
me
7 Thought We were ~ cor satns
snort said he 4 never dreamed
that it VAS YOU
I found this tone ~ diNappoint.
meut somewhat Irritating Instead
of bulnK glad at having met =
friend, he vas sorry Al haNtns
missed an enemy.
4 should have been happy 90 iein
ia your spaFt, my dear Kart. said !
Hut I really cannot turn my sword
unnn = man who saved my life.
tut. never mind about that
No. Il Il impossibirs should
never forgive myself"
You make too much Of a trifss
My utathef's one desire Nv Co EN-
brace Sou. II ever yop should be In
GHaeony ==s=
Lord wellington - coming there
With so.ooo men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10

leave Whafrom a u'etaek IL the
evening FROM fhsn on u la three
rusHefea Haea a. seattle one YES
ari ntus ane day and another ths
nest aas. aceariius 10 the lengths -
steps a sa1 ports and ether caasusr
fhs riFNt lap, between .WhAtroin
sn1 FAifhsYvn, is generally watched
b. nearly 80 people y h. ride os4 the
baafs Just - 10 ta the faFa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
THE MARKETS

The hot wave aionE the Pacific coast
rssponainis for = rise IN prices 81
lemons during the last two days that
IN phenomenal. Ffgm 82se and s. .
pr crate they have Jumped % $40
and E0l-in fact. any price the nnehar-
ilabie Wholesale dealer may wish to
charge. The dealers say the prices IN
Beatile are lower fhau IN ~ city north
~ LIS Angeles. and that they will re-
main whore they are for at least n
month
Lemons r. sothern California viii be
c0rfaiifd before they can reach Seat
a. so sgls - s..s4.- - F..5fifs1fi7
CITIES IN that case lemonade viii be
difficult 10 secure even In such prohI-
billion places NJ Brenerton.
Cabbage has declined zse per cwt..
and asparagus has weakened. Apri-
tota advanced &c per crate.
WHOLESALE PRICES
lrhsss prices are 70 any buyer In yuan
usiez. Prices on small purchases average
~ PER cent h!gherJ
Provisions
Ffesh Heat-C0w bssf SIC pss 70;
steer bsef. y Der ~. mutton. Sac per ID;
Provisions Hams Zee. breakfast bacon.
HE bellies. fresh. fzito.
Vegetables
nufbank potatoes. native, ~ 900 % per
ton Yskiuas az Oeuf3Oo per tom Nsw
California ff12o per u. carfpta. 81 70
fsnsatosa, 81 % per BASKET lettuce. 81 y
per ease espuaorsr. 81 - per dotsRi
saebaae. y per cWfs rhubarD, 1ftxiae
III. native asparagus, 81 zh4f' ~ b0x.
native green peas. 7gss per u; string
bsanh, iSe ID, oucumbefa. l5cu4lssD
per dor. radishss i0a per dos lunches;
onions. r-out6 per cwt, green, i0c
per dozen lunches.
Green Fruit, Etc.
Hbswbsrriss, Walia Walla, ti.5o9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
THE SCATTER CASE

police and chief sullivan suu maintains silence Of
painful peund 70 really hoofafmed and robbed
daylight tbuEs whom
sullivan done
robbery committed Chief sullivan
nehns that has
ahrd that NEITHER LIFE PROPERTY ~ aAFN ~ SEAT
TITS AND THAT CRIMINALS HAVE uRowN So poLn THAT
TINY OPERATE IN BROAD nAYLtaur
Washington taken s
films Seattle result Of tho Publication ct Mrs seatcrs story Of
chief Sullivan snpwtniouply failed make
thef critics ahtsd Its aet Investigation Of the nshy tale has only
Il
90 chief Sullivan ffee what people "a,
EITHER DARING CRIME WAS COMMITTED AND
SHOULD BE PUNISHED OK A MALICIOUS AND FOOLISH
CANARp HAS hEEN sKT AFLoAr AND SHOULD nE EXPLODED
chief seaues enemies
Wle-snes under
administration chist sullivan
senety = official to
take action that vii set ths matter at resL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
RIVAL STEAMBOATS,
RACE EACH Or

Races on the fseattis. whAteou run
are Of aifsto-t daily oss-trfsncs no~
owing 90 ths competition q the corr.
panies operating steamers on the
route Thr Hsiitnxhsu Bay Trans
r-offation Cnfnpenyfs neiitashafn. 4
r. q r. Company's Utopia. and TIE
Pacific caast cosupany's s~hnsu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
LABOR MEETINGS ros,csr

HssliHFlnakers-- " aisFrsses hall. ftD
seeoni avenue
fsA<cfricsi Workers No. TT-Masonlc
Tenpls LihFHry. Second avenue ard
ri<s street.
Sailors t'nlou bali Ma.
rien street ard Western avenue
t'sHmbsrs.-oiympie hail. iia4ss Second
ksenue
western Central Labor Union. west
srn csntrsl Labor t'aiSs hall. It's Sec
onf avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
SEATTLE. .vSRYYFO0 AN.

The Palatial stsalnsr. CITY or
fVERETT. Three round trips daily,
Leaves Seattle a. M, ~ m. and
Q. m. Leaves Everett Sis =. m. 2iso
and 7.i5 q. N.
Phone, Jamta utl. Colman Dock
v, u. SCOTT. Mgr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10

THE THEATERs
s~sttis-Bsksr The4tsr company. IN
"Captsin swift
Third Avenue walter Sanford. .
eosapary. in The Struggle 81 I.Iys.s
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of aasnsnt~
preached Ysfs
- ana 4 would
:
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