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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16
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STARE or slEoU DECLARED AT
ARmEHriERs. WHERE srRlk :.
pas BURNED FACTORIES

bQNu0N. oct Is The anfrea=
rSatast or che central News wires
ttAi STATE ~ aEa4r has brrn aaei. ard
4 ArfuHutiersa. the mssns ~ the az
s~aaa ~ the striking linen WORKERS
taleasz the situation improves more
iosppa eiil be forwarded 90 the scits
T'he troops have surrounded the
city and they propose Ga .tafVe the
fatnua strikers iHtu submission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

PaszY eat pussy eat shsrs have Yea
Hahnf
I've haan dcsh 60 Claney's % draw n
ausru.
And dla they aay seat and drive ya0
on tafueF
On. me- / said Scott and they save
me a baHHs
LUXE THE LOON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

The var against TIRE milk afaiferat=
ors AZ Hrattie and Tacoma fa bsiuH
wased with canmrHdanie viaaF and
psrzissHmcy a eouFiefian uf tea uH
TIE charrs N mansisuahfrr waufa have
aNholesomo effect Pert Angeles Trio
nun-T HHiFa.
True Bot Il t. evident That the Cd
Tor dasa NOT know willie Tomorrow
Scott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

Dor the opening bin Of the engage
m~ut Of James Nriil and his com
pnnY At tho Seattle fbentuf Sunday
uiFM. o. announced "A Gentleman
~ grange. - dEnUJikHtioh hf hafs
firt Ford Of Stanley heYmau =
thrilling romance Ia tho third act
1T his successful play g. scene that
was Judged hy ail the New York
dailleH during lts brilliant run ~ iaa
nights az WHiiHuk'H thrntcr ia that
city, to boz the most thrilling and
dangerous fight over played on the
stage af thHater
a Gentleman ~ France" iH under
lined for sunday Monday. Tuesday
ana Saturday evenings with hhtuf-
dhY matinee on "Wednesday and
Thursday Neil viii present "A
Bachelors Romance and faf Friday
eNvuiuH AuHuatin Days eamrdv
THE Lottery af Love. Will De pre-
srnied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

To tfIt5s same American immigration
af1cofn with So tbs fact tbAl theF
kurw aa uttia q AtaHsiea a. - esrf
81 Anaflean HHtF g. ought @ permit
shrm g. plead Ignorance - tha iaa.
SOMEBODY MUST OWN nfM
Wto Is TIT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

W are stsT ceiling this Fail the
grade or Shirts on s. hitch wa made
such a reputation in thr spring
fisq shirts faF 81 90. soft and stiff
81 a Hutehina1us cor. "a and
ffrf.,s 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16
Who Docs Own Huaboy 1sbni

Dispatches from Montana saF the In
hahtaHts ~ enfbauk fear aa Indian
massacre. But say. n YOU could see
cutuaHk you'd wonder how tHeY could
fe1r aHg Kind ~ a massacre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16
\ Word from Josh WIS.,


Luke The Leon says Deputy sheriff
cauaeHan seems ta - specially At
tarhea 70 iIaehlo BehH. Luks seems
20 be raopyeIlnR hiH reason
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16
SUSPENDED
STOCK EXCHANGE GOVERNORS
PUTS BROKERS OUT

NEW YORK. oct Is-rhe COVER
nsprs ot the sfaek exchange have sua=
pended Zimmerman for a year and
shafef astd >. Hustn hiatt caen fur -
DAYS. The Irregular transaction
charged Is ii oonueefi0G with The
bonds u the United Railways % san
Frwuelsco. What the Transaction
~onsistsi o. vas not stated IN the
Suspension. The men arr members
OF the firm Of Zimmerman 4 Fur=
shay The firm has issued y state
ment aAsink that the matter is IN
TIE -. and refers 10 tha differ
sncea between certain parties " ho
contracted e. deliver az san Fran
cisco certain bonds to the firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

mtnta and strong company ~ SUP
porting players that won the highest
approval 81 thu critics ot New horh
ana Boston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16
- STAR DUST ~

-fathfaIT T. eanvsrf Ees Nafk. and
1 expect % fetam VIII ai least t4sa
followers
a have sarcatteA tha nsWaaapefas
because they A.. with this nue sts
errtiaH. shat ! call EfaflrFu that ..
fhay want q division q TIE aIaulta an
der ths npiae q a8seftisiaa Now
this 4 uas my style and Aias nfew
confidential a. - warmed ua co the
sunlassf. syiAznfly forgetting so ua
time bstns that h. Was agt ssiliFvsainE
has confidential secrHtHFT. - am no
CRATER / have ciaHh. AID a fnHa
wtth q riuch T. shove EfaftiaH d.
vide uIth no man A pettT nfa-iaA
city. county ~ federal may set Bis
fakr-aT hut ha has q dlVf thats
fFafiaI am ths sheia thirF ard he
sac sought the riuf.aa. aa r. mrafs
urtnr tha aiataure thas The AfehaaEai
would have O. sarry HIN % "a throne
fp1n
'-ghiH uoria Il male % - an as-
ssrtmsnt " Humanity Zach diHerent
sr--ie should have a leader brigham
Yaunx and ftsnfY Ward Heeehef had
their faiinWtns General uaath o. A.
the had % ann1hcr Carrie Nation an
other ard ~ an du#n che iinz Co she
petty ward heaiFr u your Western
towns They AL get thaiF rraft boz I
take Il ALL aad can use % O. hotter
adsnngHgv for them than theV rouid
hut principally Tor my 8wn Hiafineaa
ton. snd the modern Eliiah EaHed
around bis EnrEedup apartment With q
look - satisfaction.
crLrUs rErE-
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-oR WHO uoE8 Hu0IEY MAN
OwN7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16
cULrus PETE

milk fnarref nr-rae this is true
Was trying q turn miik piak
BOT Re only suecrrdea in turning hif
bias.
when me people hsesu e. think
LUKE THE LOON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

When F.iiish hnd bis host reach New
YOrk-wondss r DovsfY q baln-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

The refrrre aftsr the preliminary Ia
atruetfanai Naw. boys. Rant fair ana
square. and aoa't forget 60 BE- Eeuties
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

Portland has aacidHd q license vice
on tbs ground aha needs the HinurY.
So da thc gamblers. fences. storrerH
and the rsat q en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

atrustfanai aaw, boys. Rant fair Mn4
square. and aoa', forget % BE- Eeuue.
men.
When Eiiish and bis hest reach New
Y0rk-wondsr Il DoysfY q bsin-
Portland has aaeldHd T. license vice
on tha ground Ahn needs the HiunrY
So a. the gamblers. fences, sterrera
and the reat q 'sm-
o. course u II TO rsd 20 have
rambling this way bat surely yQa
don't expect the "pfaefastiusfinH At
turuaY' g. ataap 90 Hueh mentai wutk
whsH his specially attached shrria ts
20 expert at IT.
lots q people see the point - Lang
sey'a ~1risa for his failure q ~. II
may BE- ha2r bui It's easy @ guess
its gaat a. easd a. the next aus viii
b.
Two colleges are rowing because one
- the players on one q the football
teams l. biack what's The oddaf At
me end - the season they viii o. be
biaok-and blue.
Joe Jefferson says the only reason be
has never bad a live doc in playing
Rip Van Wiukla was because he was
afraid the dog would wa hts tail a.
the wrong time and distract attention
from the .nrfdfs Judging from the
sort u actors he usually has will him.
Il would be a mighty good idea for him
70 set that dog
There g. one Thing - BE- thankful Tor
all the year round we have al last
outErdWn that crime u "a
ia never dare ~ dY about on tissue
paper winEa.
For fear that { might get q fan on
railway tracks ard fhluEs
LUKE THE LOON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

consus Florence Marvin. prophet.
ess. 1za9 ist 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

$50 Mems Suits
500 Youshs' Suit9

Youths Fancy imported cassnere Suits. mans
patterns 10 choose from. sgas ~ 10 =. worth
IL 20 tik4ss..st#z4s..t #sssr.s.sss .+.s#. sasso
- g. #.......#=... Ga.D5
Ys9f6s sa1ts wofatesN F1vssea caasiussrcs blue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

,>-ls~>>~ -~~-. >--s"-..-.S..s.-.---s,e.---s- =
eyFWFHF. TscFuHrr - 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

lots q people see The point - Lang
iey's excuse for hia failure q fy, II
may BE- haEH. but It's easy q guess
its guat a. Sod az the next Que viii
BE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

Two colleges are rowing because nne
- the players on one q the football
teams Is biach what's the oddaf At
me end - the season they viii 81 be
hlack and blue.
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There g. one thing % BE- thankful Tor
all the year round we have a. last
ouiErowu that crime u 20"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
HOT STUFF is THE
EMPEROR OF SAHARA"
JACQUES LGRAuov ECCENTRIC FRsNeHaAN AND HIS HAND.
ruL SAILORS LAND IN AFRICA ESTABLISH A cAurAL

PARIS The Widest warns II travel
spun ex such writers az Jules Verne
ana Mayue. keid. have newer sur
passed and have rsrslY eqsalled the
adventures 10 Jacques l.shauay. tho
ea.eailsa.i emperor e sahara, who il 81
the present moment. according 10 hts
own statements. foandins great em-
rlrs wha Il. according 40 official dies
iaFatiaaa merely making fool -
himself and who =. u tho Indignant
pepalaee 81 Franse mag BE- believed.
ne better than n pirate. preass gang
CAPTAIN aF anything else aessef ate
and despicab'e
Jacauoa mother j. worth between
8 aaa.ssa and loisaAest money made by
her deceased husband IN a SUGAR fac
tory. ttrr eldest son. Max. knowu a.
Little suxarharrsl.H caused a sehsR-
tion tea Years aso ana incidentally
widely advertised the business. hy
leaxine hia foFtuhe al death q a dis
reputable persen. The subsequent law
suit 49, Ia eyeryae1ys mouth
The advcrtisink however. lanzuished
aael tseqpca grew ~ Jacques want
~ O. - original. - hs bought yacht
which Ne called FFAsauita. ar The
IaafeF" Their ne Ahipped Grew %
eoYn act older than - and took then
on cruise OF the eoast ~ FRANCE.
she~tsE them a Eead time hut The
yoaf xsEsrs were not Sensational
enstsa ard he seat theFn home.
Taan he hired = crew of meas their
contract allowing him % lanai then,
any heFe should they eaena hiHa
oaes hs tried 70 land sailor % an
tslssa Nut al sea. but the others
watian't allow T.
Ahaus this tine Jacques beth taxht
hanfssif u a srrAt srhrme, Ms would
sail Earret'y 70 the v~st ssast "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
BURGLARS DASHING WIFE
GAVE nine DETECTIVES SLIP

KANSAS CRY. Mo -=sI.aAY' Seils
hrooks the PRETTY and aashink wife
% 1eutiesaaa Gearxaa Katsftssnn. alias
Harry breaks. the burglar. tho extent
% whose Operations has kmAsrd ths
N~w fork paliec. says nha ta entirely
inuccsnt II any cunnaetlan with any
reb1cfirs Robinson may have commit
ted
Ths womaH waa arrested AZ The home
u her mother here lately. after Civ
ms detectives she slip IN Nau NaFk
Siar detastiees wfrr sailing far her
AZ thu dsRaf b. Kansaa city sha save
them All the niip and st 10 ths hlsaa
u hsr father Frank y nreoSa. a
broom manufacture, Ei4 ntgksuu ave
aus. hrfaFr she Vas arrested
Her husband s8s arrested en- Nau
fsfk, ard had IN his possession Isss
cir, hFis bras and iaeea saiued at
Hasrs fhsH a. 80 Whsa ba Naa ar.
rested she ess ar~d
Tier cuunestian with any a. her hua-
bands hafs iHFiss vas usf establishes
sni abe vas aischar9ra ffasn eusia-iy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

prpcc<diuEa y t.ehauaF Il that be e
nuw personally Ia passessiun % hIa
capital a. ~ terms IL. q rfp1a TIE
Ai-sAt @ksse ks ianana tss esrn Taaa
b. aAFs. he wili make the terminus faH
au caravans rruirH from shr iutsFiaF
amA al Eru-tucts. sash IS funt. tadIs
faHher md iVurf u5li PASS hsfa Ia
stead 4 gniag a. the eaest Via Senegal
~ formerly pc has made slshaFats
eians faf fta cansffllatfsn - = fffeas
- YefHs iuuK with tNa frttics PFC
ifctlnE lnfa thn SEA. faf q tNa. ainflssf
frrtrrss ard q Lighthouses - feet htxs
There - last uew aaiY aHe thafH =
she side u Empefus fsc4ues TIE
Europsau rulers HAYS nzs 80 reeaas
ussea hlm ~ an e1ast Hot be h csa-
adset that the day wff1 sauia wbea he
viii ~ tsatr Superior. when ne cen-
tee - tha wasiaa gaeer has hen
transferred frsm Eurans g. ths sa-
hara. And this h hahn - tho sound
q emperor sugar Hswt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
NEW PIANOS

nfnnd neN htFh grade ana thor
puHbls reliable and fully warrant
~ upright pianos. In artistic burl
walnut. oak and mahogany. double
NeHsated cases. with ala the very
IA kfsI improvements direct from
ths fsf tories a t4ks. that ara a. fine
80 atS one needs Hnd would retail
Fvsalssfy AZ Iz#a Some Al sast.
kafth ~ usual retail $3.50. whiic
seine af the finest. MOST musical
and tcaBlifai Instruments ever
shown here ase affesel uu~ - a4g4
.thHs would be cheap az 1850. others
teaa "a penalve. hug thoroughly re-
liable and arrNtrraaid piauDz. that
are going a this sale fof fz16 less
and s1if that retail ordinarily az
ISIS. 1915 and s4aa Some AZ asa.
worth gais. ard others 49, los as
tfsz that would retail a Iasa. Ain1
bargains Ia slightly used pianos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

Afries. fauita an empire and cali Rim.
sclf esapsgor &C The sahara win
saneh assssrf BE as3ecstiae,i fer nasn
and - Ne Qrfcrsa gaot WAGES he azsan
h&a eaasstY u men.
Tha sailors weat ~ ordinary nas.
Henkrr steamer u Las fal1nas IN he
Canary Islands. where Frasquita uas
waitnk. wiih t-eAaslsff. There thr
saspieiens - the ssliars' 1efa afss
eFpsssd. Tor they natleaa that The
- s~.-s.-s..s~>-> .->~~ 49,
Slsnuans ana a ut,~FAE Supply - VIA
chester rifrs. rsxaixera and anamaais
tipn. Set tury had t. AT appearances
ben rsEslariy enNaked and fslt hosana
% Lstaad
A f. hours after sailing Leban.is
assembled han q dezen ~ the ereW
a.d pFucseffef O. rAtee hirs thrsn a. u
their knaWieame n modern history
We isfeFm~d their that the Nreneh
faiaisHff vas composed - ecausp4 ans
Free Aase-s HIS HzzfT sRBsus - sae
ss<r= - shs tassag sfah. -hfrh. Ne
said. VS. composed - lntriiinsat saen
Who ought 80 govern France. lie also
entered tata a df.4ufa4sian an the an.
el~nt hlssary 20 Fraaea. a~ciartnG that
John TIE Good was one ~ rranes's
most Eferioas kings
The Fesi retnt fsF Rhich he uas
un4ksax was Caps JahY. on the w~at
coast - AfsieA. ard ~ arriving there
h4 saiusad the Naarfsh fors w&sh a
saixa ~ n guns Unfortuna taiy. the
rsfl.ss dld not understand thst this
was = ufAyk u respscf. bat took Il 20
ar ourression and Sad lido the tlish
IN al hasts.
II vas sin railea frenz this paint fAai
faebautT landed his frat party. c0n
HtHtinE - I've meu. whom he tsft r.
possession while hs returned 70 Las
r4ifuss far provisions and more mse
hs sid when ~ got hack % ths
landing place. the ssssa has fi<zppearss
ard M fsacp % tbs eaea mprasnf re-
manned bat through = native ts r.
c~ivrsf isttsr frora ore uf the men
saying that shsy had been captured
hy Moorish rnAraasesn and we're being
held FAR Feanora-
In ~ wAv disturbed Ishauisy ges
his hras aficer. er. a. he styles him
his aId.sIe-camp EausHy. 20 write 70
ths Franrh aaghnrtttez IN the nams If
ths emperor u sahara. 10 advise Their
% thaaa facts. ard tesn he ordered
another party a IS men 20 lad On
In raitss q Ms snesuVBent me
NEE refused. ne ravsd about matiny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
GERMANS ARE
ENTHUSIASTIC

German autDmobiiists are making
great preparations for the Gordon Benz
nstt cup race. which viii ~ held In
that country next year. IN sdaiti1n
- maHlnE an appropriation % sFfsH.-i
60 dsfraY the expenses u the race,
route has already bean surveyed ana
a committee r. about 20 make a report
60 tho government II the route y ae-
cspted work 20 place II IN readiness
will begin soon. bot II tho government
makes objections new 0na VIII be
surveyed.
Barney oidaeld. the famous Ameri-
can chauffeur. viii probably drive one
~ the machines IN the race next year
and ne promises 70 make Il one of the
tishfesf races that has ever been run
for the trophy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
THEY ARE GOING
Tau TWO HUNDRED EXTRA
PIANOS AND ORGANS ARE
COMO RApfDLY-NOu CAN'T
POSSIBLY MAXI a MtsTAkE
BY BuHiNo NOW

Besides you ear save enough TO pay
Ter a couple yeara' instruction on
the instrument. This BIZ out
price sale, like ell other great
svsnts tiest makes lifs's oppor.
tun.tiss, must BE- taken hdVans
tage % promptly IN order % de-
rive the greatest benefit. The
startling values offered by d. q.
Johnston Co. duriau their big cut {.
price, room making sale, while IN
usual, are absolutely bora fids,
and shrs~d and economically dis
posed buyers feel that they can.
ret afford 10 LED thss chance pass
BY and are making svery effort
possible 20 take advantages o. the
eAuss. = saving of from 80 20
$50 on = piaao and IS 20 $50
en- IN organ appsaiu 20 everyone
needing either Instrument.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

mates enlisted and inside Of 4 month
will Do commissioned Officers. while
those who vent a. West fsaiat VIII
have 90 wall two Years.
Admission 70 tho school e secured
BY examinations hold 1T Amy posts
Ia tho apfiua Those vito are sue
sesHfui ara sent 60 the aehuai OF apf
plicAtipn for urcenmiasiane ofs
ficefa. az Il Il called. and there they
study four months. - the sud ~
that time examinations are held ana
thebo who Pass with NH average ~
Is or uvnf are commissioned. itrs
quifvm9nta FOR admission arR that
the candidate must have had two
years service. must be a non ,cams
niirsioned offiaaf. and must BE- ~
high moral character The course
% study II the same as that 81 The
graduating class a. West Point The
majority ef tha students aams from
the artillery and engineer branches
~ the service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
SUSPECTED

Two wasssa ard man eHFa arrest.
ed. "a was Thought ~ he aryfrrs that
IN ihs Eensafd hassse. Oh Mashingtun
street yesterday on suspicion pf sfeai-
inE FROM ether dodgers le the HOUSE,.
Tbs women arrested w~fe Mrs.. BESSIE
Davis ard Mrs ida itansaF Gast
10th wan arrested with them. Several
rooms IN TIE hauHg Nere entered ard
robbed early yesterday mssnlnE Frusn
the artlaus - the three reapia arsrss
81. was thoaRht ~ The effasss that
they might have had sou~thfnE % 30
with the fehbsfsas. The uufurn were
hailed put - the city tali feptyrsie =
and tho man il Hsiii held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

FORT IeAVENwonfH. Three
Hcero nou commissioned officers OF
the United states army are studying
% win the prise that viii Eive them
commissions ia tho army Tho Civ
ing Of commissions 60 enlisted men
has been pfacticrd ZOE years with
excellent results. saHta OF the
hfighleat officers have come from
the ranks.
The idea % a school FOR nen-cams
miasi0ned officers ia new. ard the
school ~ IN operation At Fort t.eaes
1aNafth. Il u the only school OF the
KIND IN the country the West Point
n the enlisted man There ara Bsst
naw many vacancies la the commits
STONED ranks ~ the army and these
Who graduate are sure OF a place
From the Fanhs u the quickest way
"a set one Fur Instance. three u
he students are aliefnates - APP
peiutees e. West Point The alter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

Threatened &c mareaa them on dessert
island, iest "a ho wanted a. leave Hn=
ether sailor on a huef. but he raNid
not atake the men whom De finally
Hcnf lack 81 France. without thou.
most af the history af faeauea 4 ams
norur a the sahara, Wauid still be A
mystery O. the world. Tor Il h ftum
tho facts related hX them O. their
Friends and families IA brittany after
thplg return that the only complete
account q the expedition has been
complied.
AA that l. snaSn about the fetrshst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

RESIGNS

Elmer T. Todd. chief deputy pros
ecutink attorney. has rendered hts
resignation 70 Prosecuting Attorney
Scott y hn has accrptet 4. Charles
- utuasaH has beer decided apon as
NJ ToaAsa snncassef Tssr change
Niii b. made Nov. l.
Mr. Gleason has been 4 member
% this Seattle bar for several years
and has long bean weiI known Ia
Republican peiifiea
Mr. Tnt8 Fatlrss FROM office faf
the purpose 81 entering the law
firm % piles. worth 4 Hove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
NEW ORGANS


- Az - - =
octave coupisfr. double knee Hwslie.
thfHa piY Wind chest ara hHiiaWa.
the regular Sc. 49, as ard tiis
atylaa
Afso all kiuaH % bargains IN sec
auahand organs from 80 up
Every iuutfument guaranteed 70 b.
as fwpfrseutet. one price alike a.
everyone. NotN tthEth n1lnE the sefy
sharp fFiarffrfz in prices Ne sell
fsiaft@ aud organs on the most iib-
srat terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

James y. IAwiess. manager of the
Pacific Coast Steamship Co. with
headquarters AZ San Francisco. has
rendered his resignation according
10 a report in shipping circles. Ia
take a more lucrative position. Mr..
fawle.s will hsithcr deny nor con-
firm the f8m0f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
CAPT. BRADLEY DEAD

Capt Charles 49, bradley. who for
= years has been IN the service oe
the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. as
pilot. died yesterday AZ his home AZ
zszsS jackson street % bftshfs III
aaAAe. He Ieavea a wife.
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OUT.OF.T0WN FOlK

Are determined 10 get Ia On this
great bargain period. a. evidenced
~ the fact thar ea have during this
ssaa aold and shipped Planes a.
Nome, NhsHWaY, Mhatcam. Fair
haven. AnAeatsea. No. Frfnaa. PORT
Angeles. HFemeften. Everett. fasa-
quah. Loaven worth and other points
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NOTICE or MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS Oh EMAIH MINING
COMPANY.
NOTICE a. hereby given that there
Wlll BE- a meeting Of the stockholders
" the Crab Mining Company ON
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th. igo3.
al s O'Clock D. m. At the office Of the
company ia rooms - Dexter Hor-
ton hank building. on the northwest
corner ~ First avenue south and
Washington streets. such meeting
having been called by the Reard of
Directors az a meeting held Septem-
Ter II. 1909
MARION EDWARDS.
Secretary.
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A Famous Remedy for Sick
Headache

The cause OF this complaint IL not
IN the head at all. II comes from the
stomach. A stomach that has be-
come cioREed by over eating. drink
ing. OF ABUSE - any HaaEsf, y ~
warn you by bringing on sick head
ache. Cure the pains and distress In
the stomach. and the headache stops
OF Itself All bilious attacks dys-
pepsia. beichlng bad taste In the
mouth. muddy complexion and vel
low eyes. are cured by this remedy.
It in called DR.. Gums Improved
Liver pills. and r. sold by druggists
all over the u. g Tor 2Ac per box.
one pill fnr a dose. or sent by mail
on receipt OF price. Sample free
Address nr. Bosanko Co, Philadet-
phih. Pa. The Quaker Drug Co,
1913 First avenue. Seattle.
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ALL MAIL ORDERS

iisertve prompt and careful htten-
tea. nha n ctr selection proves
other than as represented ~ az. tho
inetFafuTut may be returned al eur
vFpeHss.
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FlTZ WILL MEET
GEORGE GARDNER

NEW YORK. Sept - Hob FTtH-
simmons has signed az agreement %
meet 0rursu Gardner before the
Yosemite Afhlafle club - san
Essnelsca Daring The latter fssrt sf
November. The men viii weigh In
At tts pounds az ? O'clock Oh the
sftefuaon ~ the fight They viii ~
FOR q rounds.
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Steamships
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Port Orchard Route
The ofsicIsl Line Tor U. 3. ksyy
Yard ans BsttIsships
Steamers AthIon
Inland Flyer
Pert Orchard.
Hoata iaa1e p,ar

Daily except Friday. Lave Seattle
s.s1 SIS. ; 81. 10 90 and .ii.E a. m.
= IL an 81. 20 and y D. m. San-
Leave fsrsfnsffon. 7 %. Etb IL % and
ii ts q. IN. Il -. 80 %. Ia s.l5 apd
SO 2 n Leave 9gdnsy. go s'oo,
% p. m. Leave Charleston 6 "a TIA
- and II y a. M, $40 apd esM y. m
friday time card--ieafe Seatties Ga.
I'D y m. Leave Bremerton. s:is
and Il IS a. m. Il -, 500, ss0 and "a
p. m. Lave sydney. SO and II =
Leave Charleston. 7 50 and II 2s a N.
s.& and s.k ?. IN, FAre. - cents round
trip.