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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-25
Notice of Application for Permit 10 sell
In~toXicnting LiluOrs.

Notice is hereby given. That G. Norris has
this day filed In my office an application for a
permit to sell Intoxicating liquors al retail in the
brick building located on lot seven -. block two
%. original plat, in the Third ward, City OF
Mitchell, Dawson County, South Dakota. and
that said application Will be heard by the City
Council of said City of Mitchell, on 'he 18th day of
December, 1908, at Z o'clock p. M. at the CITY
Council Rooms of said city, at which time any per
son or persons may appear before SAID corporate
authorities and give any reason why such license
should not be received and permit granted to
sell intoxicating liquors at retail.
Dated Mitchell, S. D.. December 4th, 1913.
}. G MARKHAM. City Aud TOR
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-25

"Quick as thought" is not very quick.
While Il light WaVc would travel
aEouad the equator in a second a nerve
wave makes but about 100 feet a sec
sad.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-25
The Building a Loan Associations
New Secretary.

The business and Office Of ID. ".
Buriight is now in charge of W.. A .
HeimbeIger, who will look after all
the affairs of Mr.. Burright's office.
He is also the new secretary of the
Building X Loan Association and the
books are now open for new share
holders. The association has paid 13
per cent interest on all shares, has
been In existence Il years. ought to
have your confidence. Become a stock
holder-and have something to say in
one Of the best savings institutions
in the state.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-25

YOU "a save money by using Cole:
Veterinary Carbolisalve in your stab
les. 1t quickly cures cuts, gals anC
sores Of all kinds on horses.--and cat,
tie, without scars, and renew the
sair in its original color. SOC ant
sl.e8. Guaranteed by all druggists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-25

No man ever did a designed injury to
another but at the same time he did a
greater to himself.-Homer.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-25
5 THIS
iclairn to BE-,
Hand out the
\ ess money.
Sl:ll
Not In Their Class.

Not In Their Class.
Jaggers-Why does that De Style
family always refuse custard pie?
Waggers-Because it has no upper
crust.-Philadelphia Telegraph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20
THE P0LLARDS

Dorothy" a pretty comic Opera.
was played 1T the Seattle thsatcf
last night by the Pollard Liliiputian
opera company Ia a remarkably
clever manner The operas IN which
the little actresses aud sectors usual
Is appear are fun Of catchy popu
lar songs aud dancing and quick ac-
ton. Dorothy. however. contains
some most difficult music and the
aalVEa dff. f"f tiiF must part siVW
and intricate.
Alice Pollard. the pretty youns
prlma donna as well a. each and
every one OF the clever children.
had an opportunity to and did dts
clay great versatility. Little Daphne
Pollard a. Lureher. the tipsy Hher-
ri added another hit % her already
large collection. and could hardly
have failed 10 drive dull care away
from the hearts OF every one who
saw her funny little grimacrs ana
the really original way In which she
her baby face and nase painted a
fiery rod, 20 that all her dimples
we're put out Of business for the
time being. and her pretty cufls
tucked under hldeous bald headed
wig. interpreted the difficult char
Hrter role.
The tiny girl was the life 81 the
niece. every song she sang and
every dance she danced the audience
Insisted on having repeated several
times.
Fred Pollard. one Of the most pop.
ular members OF the company, ala
not appear In a leading role last
night. but viii be seen 10 better adj
vantage IN the "Galety GIRL" which
ts the change OF hfii oil wednesday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20

This resolution. passed az ape-
ctai meetinE % the Seattle street
Railway Employees union. which be-
gan NJ ~ o'clock Saturday night and
lasted untu o'eiuek yesterday
morning. VIII be- the basis 81 "a unit =
ea effort which the union proposes
20 make 10 force the company 20
maintain the agreement which set %
tied the last strike.
After continued negotiations wiz,
the company. the aFiian has con-
eiudsd that u cannot secure satis-
ssss=ssisiis sfsssss President Fafst. aud
the executive committee viii place
the matter before the business men
Of the city al meeting Of the cham
Der Of commerce. at 3 O'Clock We'd
nesday afternoon.
To AID the union IN the matter
Richard Cornelius. a member OF the
executive committee Of the A. A.
Of 5. & y. r. " Of A viii come "a
Seattle July 20. and be win prob
ably b. followed later by w ~ Ma
hone president OF the international
association. Cornelius il now Ia saa
Francisco.
ON the evening Of his arrival a
= III Erecting fis tfffa fsfii,fiI vii
probably be held. lie is coming m
response 20 letter sent TO him by
J NJ Hughes. secretary OF the local
union. His answer was received
this morning
At the early morning meeting
speeches were made by Judge Rich
ard Winsor. Attorney II. L. Woodin
=. A. Rust. q. A. Rice and Secrc-
tarV Bates OF the Tacoma Carmen
union. II was resolved TO place
the various grievances Of the union
before business men. and Il the lat =
ter cannot bring about the desired
result, 20 have the matters decided
by arbitration. as provided by the
eomnanys franchise.
The union desires 10 put stop
20 the discrimination Of the electric
company ga discharEing union men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20
LE0S TEMPORARY SUCCESSOR

gan diplomatic career which re
suited Ia his being made nunciu at
Ilaban in 1850 While here Victor
Emmanuel captured Rome and
1reFita tried Go have his daughter,
Sueeu Pa Of Portugal Induce her
father 60 protect the temporal poNsf
~ the pope f'nf this act the Lisbon
government dimntaeed hhn
Three years later he was made
cardinal. since which time he has
been member Of the curia. com
posed 81 the cardinals resident ~
itane. aud who with the pope %
minister the itoman eathuiic eharch
IL iskt be- vas made = cardinal
bishop and assigned 90 phlsftfina,
one Of the Hix suburban ssi's Of
Hame Ia iksa he Wa translated Co
isusgn ana Huflna aud in isFs 10
his present see. 0nfia and Neiletfi
lie L dean ~ the college 81 cardi-
mails. camrrlanNo OF ehsmbe6lain OF
/ tie Roman church. aFeh-chancrilof
81 the Roman university. project ~
/ the congregation 81 ceremonies, ard
= member ~ nearly al tho principal
eanEfeea lions. such a. the rFoias
/ EauaA ndra sacred rites. and stu
+ dies Hr IL also the protector o.
aaenrate az Rome Of % leading
caghatic sNci~iirn throughout The
world "a. belongs 10 the ultra Ger 6
sentative eirmrnf
a rausrfisnga he has some into
efnss relations With Leo XIII, but
only when he duties made y necsss
say a. BE holds views directly op=
nzssite 90 those ~ leo. and has even
criticised him publicly tie u q re
aeflaulfi and dsFiiH%a 80 rsufnfns
- H4adsfn IDEAS As Chamberlain be
iooh charge ~ affairs upnu
Lees death. arranging Tor The NJ
rsfAtz - which shsfs Afii - nitse
anA utfh the first priest ana fiFNs
{ asaeuu ~ The college. VII arrange
T fnT the canciaVs u elect the nfs
I 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20
SHOT A
SAILOR
FIRST NATE QUINN or AZTEC
STOPPED a pEsERTEa

first Officer Thomas Quinn % the
steamship ANtee. which. under char
ter 20 the Northwestern Commercial
corn raHy. sailed - Nome frrfn Seat
lie with r. cargo 81 railroad mater
at Was arrested At Nome july 8
for shooting William ChFtstisnaon.
ons Of the crsw. IN the lea. The
victim was lying lH the Holy Cross
hospital when the Meteor left Nome
July 10
ehrlsilanson vas shot BY The ~
ftnRr wuifF NftEfftVfffiE - tiSTffs -
vessel Ht Solomon HsfiF sssveFal Fl
the Agfsc's crew deserted 81 Nome
and the Officers we're determined
that 10 more should leave az Solo
mon
Pending hearing Quinn was
nlared under f2e1a ball. which was
furnished by John RiHens and w T..
Perkins ~ the Northwestern Com.
msrefal company Paul Grcnnin and
" Rrudy we're arrested IN connec~
ton with the shooting and placed
under 81 500 bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20
VISIONARY SCHEME
-,,-.-- .-.---..., SAYS pAak 70! AgKEEs
lsrocKaoLosR EsJolss ELECTRIC CO FROM GUAR.
ANTEEIac PUGET souEo LEcrRic co.'s BONDS

An order restraining the Seattle
Electric rompanY from sutsfinE inte
> contract Euarantssius the payment
ct the bonds Of ths FuErt Sound
fsaser company. one u the stone q
ySehatrr gafIofa tisus. - frFued -
Nat~ss,r 1aiEe f3sffsfa tstiaf On TIE
rrtissam - PAai NafsA = sts4e Hold
e. - Ehs Seattle tssrEt Fte etsupAnF.
~9YeN represented 10 fhr court
that ~ entering into ssffh contract
shs Seattle fJ~etfia eaHapaHf would
nat nfiiy exceed tie corporate POE sfs.
bat ssauid ultimately trsug about e
taefaaze iu the falue of the Seattle
Electric company steek ard cause
the stssckhalderH e suffer a great
! finatrial loss. TIE order Was made
rssuruabir july e.
NaV~N vpiuuttnuuH complaint =
basel on shn alleged fact thet the
Seattle Electric company - about e
execute = guarantee Of shfs1.tpe -
th< bonds. Whfeh afs ateut o. -
issued b. the ruEet Nuufie fuNs -
company 20 secure tfeoe Qpa Lean
neFofIHte,l July 10 n rierce county.
/ from the oid CatuuY Trust cour9uF
/ % Massachusetts,
Moves. wha owns only about t3tee
Nnrfh 81 seattle Electric rnMpAn 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20
POISONED
Corrosive SubHmafe Found i'm
Mrs. WuHS Stomach Led TO Re
arrest of e. {. CrOWeH But He
Was Later ReIeaSed----POIice
at Sea

Poison killed Mrs. Addis Null.
whose imdden death last Monday
night followed 80 hours later b.
that Of her s-year-old daughter ne
for nearly "a week baffled the seat
tie polise and kept Coroner Hoye IA
hot Nafer
Saturday night city Chemist B0-
eardus completed hiH analysis of the
contents or the Womaus stomach.
and reported 90 the coroner tho find
ing 81 = small amount ~ corrosive
auhilaate Gbi-chioffes % mercury
deadly poison. together with n Con-
siderable quantity Of sulphur
Coroner Hoyr Immediately nu-
thorIxsd the arrest for the efond
time n Edgar O. CraNell. the young
butcher who was thrown into jail
on suspicion aeon after the inYer-
tiRation Of the Muii ease was be
gun.
Cuoueil. who had hardly had time
20 get back 10 his shop from the city
iail. from witch he had obtained
freedom by means az habsas corpus
made strong protest against the
second arrest. and demanded war
rant when Detectives nafhee and
remnant TOOK MIN into CUSTODY ~
spite 81 his pleading. however. he
WaH To- Nod ur fqf the night
YESTERDAY afternoon ~ was once
more released BY order u prnaecut-
ing Attorney Scott. Who consulted
with the coroner aud came 10 the
conclusion that u would b. useieas
% fiie e formal charge against the
prisoner
This morning the curtain was runR
uisau Hfiii another efewsnme act IN
the farcs-traEedy when. in the pres
enes 81 Deputy Coroner Wiltsie. six
s>.a.5 -, ss.>..ss 1921
ave uuHIrH ~ MFH Huli ana HeF
child. ser~ eahumed AZ fakoview
cemetery IN order that the furv
might comply With the letter Of the
ian and duly Inspect the corpHes
This Inspection IL preliminary 70
the inquest which Nfff be heia to-
morrow % Tho Ease 81 the woman.
Owing - the extreme feiihers ton
with which Chemist nagardpa IL
icing the work entrusted 70 him hv
the coroner. the chemical analysis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20

Of the contents ~ the childH storn-
aeh will not be completed until iass
tomorrow afternoon. This Hili DE-
lay Tie inquest over the remains Of
the ehild until "wednesday
sHIehigfidc Of mercury IL very
quickly absorbed. when taken into
the stomach. said Coroner H0ye.
today The fact that euiy a trace
n Il Was found ln the stomach af
Mfa Null proves that large guam
fli9 % IL was taken bg her Mrs
Mun may have committed suicide.
The analysis Of the stomach ~ the
child will be- the point Of most i'm
poftalaee boz the case.
r. poison r. found IN the stomach
Of the child the theory that has
been entertained both b the polios
and the coroner. will be in a meas
nre e9rfohotafed Il has been their
belief for some time that the moth
er committed suieid. after being
driven TO despair by her ifoubhS
with her divorced husband and ths
uns aie0fne attentions Of cr0well.
Frank Mun. the divorced husband.
SAYS Mrs Null was almost ready tn
cuue back 20 him. and croweii says
she had promised 20 marry him.
II NaF the mothers DYING prayer
that her baby might de with her,
aud Il Is thought b. certain detec-
tiFeE Nhp have followed the strange
caHe. that someone who was very
anxious 20 please the mother. made
away with the child 20 crafty her
last wish The act would be THAI
Of a fanatic OF an insane man IN
the opinion ~ the detectives who
have worked on the eAse. yet th~y.
believe their theory correct.
lust as Coroner HuYe Says. every
thing nos depends ufnn the chew
teal analysis - the ehilds stomach
~. - 80 = 9. ~.I :. ....-=.
hardly be q doubt that IT least oB@
murder was committed. Then the
efforts - the police must - con-
centfated on discovering the Identity
~ the person who bought and ADJ
mluiafersd the poison.
The poison which Killed the wo-
man can DO bought IN any drug store
IN the form ~ small. white tab
lets Intended for anfisspiic ptr-
poHss. Any person could purchase
them without exciting suspicion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20
TACOMA AT
THE CARNIVAL
MAYOR CAMPBELL DECLARES HALF HOLIDAY NEXT
MONDAY. PERMIT UNION MEN TO PARTICIPATE IN
THE CEREMONIES IN THIS CITY

over their share in the Seattle carni-
val and it IL expected there VIII be
large attendance from this city.
a. the factories aud mills VIII close
dawn Ia compliance with the may
of's recommendation.
The members OF each union viii
take part Ia the parade In dlatinc>
tive uniforms befittinH their occu-
patioua.
HALF dozen young ladies are be-
ing hailcted FOR here for selection
as queen Of the carnival, or failing
In this, az maid of honor 90 the
queen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20

stock. 10 acting aiaas. ana q -
naIa - his attorneys. dos no, rep
recent any other stsa shaidrrs % the
szsHst.aax. Noyss eialsas that the
tsat-ssad enterprise 81 the Puget
sound Power rofutnnYs thS iteFte
f-ss8Her ffurrue~tss~ns ~euspahF ans
sns Columbia Improvement reutran y
Is eAfahlishluE au electric plant or
he puyannp river for ihR purpose
- furnishing ppWsf q Tacoma and
seattle. - visionary and iturfactez
able. and sure - result Ia disaster
- che atngkhnidHfp q ans company
sshsah may become party 70 the ven
fuHs
Negss vigorously protests AGAINST
the giving guarantee for rurh 9
tafrr share ~ ths bonds. nu The
ground that the ts1itsts are sesarwa
- property tess thar half ihs value
- the amount ~ the guaranty.
It aiaa states that. as the llahins
ties - TIE Seattle Electric company
new amount 70 g afz 80 the atfi-
item 81 further Indebtedness would
- Disastrous O. The kheideFs
Stone a Webster Of ftosi0n euu'rui
me seattle Eisrgfte company ana
sh# power companies mentioned b.
Moves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20

The Eiris claim that u was Nlsa
Wfedrs standardization that led e.
tts recently insuaufated strike.
AL ~ the accusations IN regard 81
Aflss Wrsde are denied hy The Of
finsfH ~ The company They state
that tho rules governing operators
- So a4H.a lr al - Use offices -
ths company. that Miss Wrrde had
10 right 10 make new ones and that
IN fact she asa rot bat merely car
fisd out the recognized policy n the
company They say that Miss Wfede
l. stiii M spok ane. that she has not
hasn recalled. nor wiil she be until
sueh time as her services are needed
s4nes here.
The officials declare that the strike
81 srokAue was caused BY a mis-
taken sympathy with the iinemsn
ssha are now aui on a strike. and
that the alleged rsnrshsnsible con
duet Of Miss Wreds vas used as ths
excuse for the strike They say that
Mis- Wrrde ~ most esiiWHb ie
young lady and that she Il held ~
high regard. not only by the on
GERS OF the company. but by many -
its employees 49, well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20
SUES FOR
100000

George HugR. through his nttor-
nava. filed % suit IN the federal court
today against the Puget sound Elec-
trio railway. Tor damages Ia the sum
of 100000.
IuaR WIS injured the morning Of
May 18 lie was standing on tho
foosboard OF moving interurhan
eaF. when, by the sudden turning
on Of the current. 50 he alleges, he
Was thrown under the wheel u the
taain HIS legs we're so crushed and
mangied that ampueatlon was neces-
sury. fIe H. but 20 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20
DROW NED
TWO YOUNG LADIES AND THEIR
ESCORT LOSE THEIR LIVES AT
EVERETT BY ovERTuRNiNG
OF A sAlLBoAT

EVERETT, July Sc Miss Nina
Il. Solomon. the COO operator OF
the Everett office of the sunset Tel
ephone company. Miss Edna War
ner. employed W. teacher at Marys-
willie. and =. G Poster. local agent OF
the Columbia Insurance company,
we're drowned Ia the hay here al
{ so o'clock yesterday afternoon by
the rapsiElng OF a sailhoat which
Foster had engaged for a pleasure
trip. The accident occurred about
500 feet from the Ietty, and the bod
les sank IN 10 feet OF water and
could not he recovered. although the
police department worked until a
late hour to bring them 20 the sur
face.
A hoy Who witnessed the cntns-
trcphe Ah the bteakwutcr, start
ed 20 - rescue IN a rowbout H.
all three had gone down before he
reached the overturned boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20

ROME. Iuiy 20 Especially Car,ii.
al 0r~giia "a stefaho ssus born in
Bsue NsEierua. July >. tttA aud
eafuaa fro man CID though not fiiisa
fsaIIfF
IT. studied in naHs. gaining prom
lnsnes in throinHe ard language lie
hsasaFug novice IN the society ~
Jesus bat ass not rauttlsfs. iu a. ~
isss ~ was ordained priest sefvtsE
- pHiest w ths pohfIfinal SQUIRT dur
lnR the tempered reign % i'ius X
IL isas ~ Was appointed an affttsf
III the Roman r. eaual afsa there BE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20

IN business at Olympia He was sent
to the police station. where he could
give but poor account of himself
1t developed this morning that
Clark had either been druEEcd. or
had suddenly gone temporarily IN
sane. At the instigution of a friend
iis vie removed 80 tsse esaii,s i5s,,;;
where he n being attended by a
physician. lie told Jailer Steplef al
the city iail this morning that h,
took three drinks OF whisky last
night and then all reason left him
lie still acted queeriy this morn.
ing. but Or. buckley. who ATTENDED
him, expressed the belief that IN,
patient would be all right as soor
az the effects OF the drink, or drug
wore off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20

TACOMA. wash. July 2o.-in re-
sponae to communications from the
Tacoma Trades Council and from the
nuHdlng Trades council. Mayor
Louis u. Campbell has issued a
p9ueia nation setting aside Monday,
July "a. ~ a civic holiday IN Ia
csnia. in order 10 allow the iRboring
men OF the city to take part IN the
opening day ceremonies OF the labor
carnival Ia Seattle on Organized
Labor day"
Tacoma unions are enthusiastic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20
TEXT or TIE
RESOLUTION

Resolved, That the Seattle
Electric company has not lived
up &c the decision Of the ar
hitrstien board. and that our
nen executive beard IL hereby
instructed 20 hear the grew
anees o. the members % this
sfniess against th~ se-snany srd
pus tne same IN writing ior the
purpose 81 placing properly be
fore the public the relations Of
this union with tire Seattle
Electric company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20

20-Toworro~ body will be opened
halasd the nisstines being placed IN for sdas burial
deceased pontif dressed supplies
will carried hail. be visited b the cardinals
ambassadors ard members Of the papai court
be
Of the esnoaea posntaries.
body n be sseord the vatican
bssieia be placed beyond the threshold,
without church.
DEATH in the morning The
his will be Immediately after
to-day when the
bic bells toll crowds immediately headed for
Nothing could be the arrival Of
bsssd cardinals.
the he Cardinal Oeais
with scarlet boesds,
points Of thsir swords
80 floor stood watch
waiting Rome since July a.
Immediately went 70 the vatican 10 prepare the body Tor srben to-
OF
Cd b condition, being disturbed only BY the booming Of the
big bells
this The quiet and
Of death Cardinals Van
nutIt, Ur
and the valet, Pic Contra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20
DE: NY IT
TELEPHONE PEOPLE SAY MISS
WREpE DID NOT CAUSE THE
SPOKANE STRIKE

Advices received in this city 20 the
effect that Mira Wfede has been re-
called from the Spokane office %
the Pacific States Telephone and
Telegraph company are cuntradicted
bg the local officials Of the COM
pany.
Miss Wrede II the service manager
Of the telephone company and for
merly resided Ina Seattle, where she
held a position similar 20 that which
che occupies at Spokane. IL IL al
legged by the operators IN the latter
city that since her assumption Of
her duties there, she has not only
caused. but widened the breach be
tween the Rifi employees ana the
company 10 - said that she has
Instituted new rules and regulations,
many Of which seemed unreasonable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20
SHOUTED
fire.!
CRAZY MAN CALLED FIRE DE-
PARTMENT ON WILD GOOSE
CHASE, THIS MORNING

aFirel Helpl FirSl The whole
building IL on fire."
a wild-oyod man poked his head
out OF the second ntory window OF
The Olympic hotel early this morn
Ing and aroused the whole street by
these cries. patrolnan Hadcen
rushed To- the hotel. Someone who
had heard the cries turned in an
alarm OF fire from box 10 in front
OF the Seattle hotel. and soon the
fire apparatus WAS on the scene.
No fire could be found. although
the man who first gave Ne alarm
was etli shouting "Firei' AZ the
top Of his voice.
The man vino caused all Of the dis
turbance was III. l.. Clark, who II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20

without cause. II ls also proposes
10 secure fiat raise In wages. Tho
cents per hour. according 60 length
Of service. The union men claim
that the company By various meth
DDS succeeds IN avoiding to pay tho
higher scales by dts harging men.
especially union men.
For that reason the union deslrs
a fiat wages scale OF 80 cents per
hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20
BABES AND
TIGERS

DuRdalo's Babes and the Tacoma
Tigers viii mis- 'em up out AZ Ath-
letle narE. Sly games beginning to
morrow afternoon. II will be the
first appearance of@"Dug's" reiu-
venated and strengthed team on the
home grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20

Capt. Charles l. McGreEor has re-
signed the captaineY Of the steamer
Dirso and has been appointed pilot
Of the stcntncr Fnrnllon. Cnpt. Me
Oregon viii be succeeded by Capt.
John johnson. who for several years
has been pilot OF the Dolphin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-20

Ro@1-iss sDslsao-rAs pep. expired AS o'clock mi.
snsrrssN
TIE end came ssas''ss his holiness shaking from life dsa
senb that the watchers
the end had sos ard that tire sssd and heb
bis
All q the ssh steia 81 the shrsh
They cary rsrrins
ess Ass~~s
sNaa a hand
A. the holy
a ase
oeeek NAnnutsh
hs official notifed
giving
seseisssn snssess The thls