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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04

their ammunition was exhausted.
TIP tiIl noon not a solitary acct
dent had been reported, which ~ also
a rrmHrkahls showing
Net "a fire alarm had been sound
az either % % that time. which
shows that the weathefmaH was
partially kind IN turning loose hiH
floods on all inflammshle things
that might start DISASTROUS cum
fing fHtioHH.
Hundreds 81 people from the coun-
try districts arrived today on the
sound steamers aud the tfainH %
htip celebrate the Fourth. The
steamers plying between this port
ann Hremerton. chico. HainbridEe
Island and uagfish bay points car
tled extraordinarily large crowds.
There wha a large influx Of loE-
gers nom the Hood canal country,
The Port Hlakcie9 steamer Sarah n
Rsntou brought over the white. fil-
ipino. Japaueaa, Chinese and Chilean
employees Of The biE mil. Hisashes
and their rapooaes. atrhyea iu tasn
81 an order fiaHhF enough % make
the ioudesi dressed sport ashamed
- himself. came from the Port Mad
lnan Indian reservation and Ghica.
The rain OF the early morning did
not prevent she steamers ID the bsS
from donaine thris holiday drsna AL
the larger ones were strung with
nfreamsrs u flags. and the rsVeure
cutter Mecuiioch AZ her anchorage
IN the hay made an especially
pleasing dlspiay.
A.. the Iasi moment last night the
Iiks street celebration and The Soc
called John \. iIumphfiss cslehration
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END IS
DEATH
HILL ALEXANDER FINALLY
succUMBs TO lNJuRiEs I

HHa Alexander. who was injured
ia q collision between two OF the
rice track cars two weeks ago. died
i, Providence hospital at 10 o'clock
this morning For two weeks he had
: 49, ts ,s.s'i,, : - 4,
Ri-KanusT was fne ouIy one on ths
ears Who Was seriously Injured Az
ter the accident he waE taken 10 the
waysife Mission hospital Re re-
maiusd there q few days. when his
friends had him taken 10 Providence
hospital. where he died.
In the collision Alexander receives
a blow en- the back Of the head
which fractured the skull.
Coroner Hoye was notified OF the
death this morning and the body
was removed 90 the Bonnsy- w stsop
nlorgue. An inquest win be held
Monday. Mrs Alexander had been
al the bedside % her husband sincS
fex days after the accident. she
was in san Francisco at the tins
he was hurt. but came back 10 Seats
tie Immediately.
Alexander had been employed a.
a sheet writer for a bookmaker at
the race track and was well known
TO horsemen ali ever the country T
His home was In san Francisco. I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04

80 ether peoples work are honest
and true. II ! believed othefNtse ]
sFoust despair Of TIE future Hut
At intervals the malignant ulcer o.
corruption Shows itself IN cities.
states ard the nation When Y be-
trays ltEsn there l. 10 tisste fof sur
face treatnsent The knife nttset
reach uHtrF every poisonous root
and cut them out.
sometimes there II a tendency 60
eonaafe the offsuse Of ihoss sho are
guilty % this crime % crimes and
aet ut a standard - dealing Ntth The
xoveFnmens which would not b. toll
Grated IN private life. Such .
eaurss should not be tolerated
let - not e@lisvs Tightly. bat irNee'
usats lmpassiaily. " ehars~s - cor
rsptian arr proved. ist lhs aispisssssrs
u the people come like thupicfisali
FROM sA hish Let not ths hand -
justice Be tempered ~ fpisEuids insr'
ev. We can fafxiss Al slss. she's ms-r
ey to all other offenders. bot - ths
people say that TIE ems unpafdons BIZ
sin shall b tha dishonesty - pai.isc
seryant-
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WOMEN CLIMBED
BRADY GLACIER

a score q women who arrived this
morning from Alaska on the excur-
siou steamer Spokane. have the dis
tinelion Of being the fret Of their sex
20 ascend BRADY glacier. but they
achieved that renown only by being
carried over rivers and seas - mud
o. he backs - Tho s...ss. she :s.zae the
trip. aud the osliEing officers of the
vessel Governor brady Of Alaska.
after whom the Eiacler was named and
who had not visited II for q years, ae-
rumpanied the party.
The ascent was made June -, Bra
az hlacisr IL situated ia Cross sound.
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near Cape Spencer a sheet 81 water
which Capt. Nteolson Of the Spokane
says has never been sounded or sur
viewed, The boatH left the Spokane
ut her anchorage at I o'clock in the
afternoon. but owing to unexpected
obstacles did not return 20 the steamer
until II o'clock ~ night.
The party Included Mr.. and Mrs. T.
. Llpry. Mr and Mrs. Humphrey.
Misn Russell Miss Ifan. Mrs SpRuld-
inE and Miss Fentnn besides. 81 Sc
attic. hssidea a devon oslsars Tlss
wonsn IN the party had to be car
Red acres, = small river on the backs
81 the mon. who waded
When the party returned 20 the
boats after viewing the glacier. they
were dumhfoundsd TO find thst the
tide had left them two miles from the
waters edge. the Intervening space be
Ing covered with mud. There wns
nothing o. do but wade The men in
the party once more converted them.
selves into beasts % burden. ana,
wailowing up e their knees IN the
Shiny bottom. calamity carried the
ladies 10 the boats
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KNOCK OUT DROPS
LANDED A LOGGER
Peter Anderson, of Pauisb0, Dragged and Robbed
i'm Notorious Arcade Theafer

Ia the way. Several OF Riley e
boastcfs threw him out Of the place
bodily.
Nlke Riley vas recently the cause
OF the close down % Everett he
conducted a concert and dance hAtl
there on the toughest Kind Of play
Robheriea by the use ~ snocknut
drapa were 81 nightly occurrence ~
the place, and finally the pollce pat
All resorts Of the Kind out OF Dust
ness.
The robbery last night IL not ths
first that has occurred IA tic place.
There have been several ettacs -
sfaw" that the police were forced 10
make arrests Others we're not e.
baa aud little notice Vas taken 81
them
No arrests in connection With last
nights robbery have been made ~
the police The rrpart was made ta
the station early this uioruihs aftSf
the theater had closed sud none "s
The employees % the place eoa9S d
fourri.
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ar ri Pressure i The cause - All
shls. rieatfHsi naid he - tae weather
efflcc a. hs sat trssuhiiuHiy rn the
sdEe q hts chair In readiness 10 dodge
the missiles which he seemed e ~ -
rectins saeh ch4nce visitor e. threw AZ
him Tor handling o,ia such ecld
elnnfmy dsap. vet mtxturs az tais en
tins ne great tnd~psndeHc* gay.
Please ipck that eeeF and eias~ the
wlndeNs. and ! vii tel yuH AL 4heat
r. sa5a hz. ssGii s=xmbisnz. eait some
what rsassufFsd, ca seeing shas TIE
caller vas hat a HARMLESS rufNrier ASA
net the fassrslnHsr e = sueh stlea hAzs
a eoat - TAR and feathers rsaaY Ter
~ M.sa ~ o. .s.5, 80. 49,
- = 80 80. = y -. z5-;lssss
esrric3sss tss 49, unau q she ~es-
Tier .sffies Esf oag he stops book aad
h~xan pr~=sntiax has defense ike Eve
~ old ~ hyiae Il all On snnsstsoty
sass,
.sYoa 80. III vas ap hers saiiinE
sroaaa 81 80 Sound Yesterday est.inE
a Iittis q shs nerth All the time. sssd
hae as fnsiss tip that he was planning
a rice htsfr visit ap int0 Hpfsiaa Co
htrnhis sasfay Tou kues ttI y - tft-
s4fc air right bat his patriotism saes
net rus O. firseFarksFa ana test h<t
a .hnnch that hs weaid take q hsti~
rua - tate British Cciafatls tc aFasa
the terrible bsurnlnM In the states.
New. / sf8n'f knew whether ~ uot
yaa kneW r. bot Coed Weather =
rnuptax on ftra trnfi thsss DAYS II
M haa taksa thaf little ssp=esea Elsis.
gahn Coed Weather wosia no aeues
have salafed = azy.r azsins 81 she
sound But res eaa never tsA shout
YH
you knaw sonss peoples tastes arr
% different 90 couree ~ Fot ent -
sosas foiae Ard eanfaelca ~ ths
course he rsirMs4sd. bss he's not he sfnE
anything IKE ne Fan he might have
hAas
II seems that ~ xas q thinking The
matter ever last nifhf ara eafue = rs
enaeiusl8n thAt whste British crlHfnuta
would b. quiet. Portland en- account
a. IT. ssaFnattou. wauia alec ~ ecr1s
paratfvsiy beareftI Then h ca not
wAns e leave The states when every.
baay vas celebrating - back iown .
Portland h. went. and to-day b. u out
At the mouth u The Columbia I h1pF
h. haa = ntaun' time. a. J krnw hs viii
Then Yus see. with I'll down there
a. TIE rna1ah tte Columbia. John
Cood Weather had 20 dauete hack On
rs traii alss. 40 John uaisaed that much
expected ard many rapans iarand fnf.
visit ~ Seattle 7 an n hopes sftst
Ne ~fii arnn in thla aftnrannn Aneaas=
bot II + kind Or daustfaf rti----'t
mt ~ Wa intercepted ~ a Terrible
srpioHtsn "a the street Bios. followed
b. lsi,d taking al ths door.
'sQuick, Put another chair aRainst
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SHE CANNOT
TAKE CHILD

The washington ChIldren's Home
Society has refused 20 allow the
American wife OF Wah Sing, n
wealthy Chinaman. 20 adopt any one
Of the three children of Lee Hong
aud hla white wife. awarded by the
court 10 the custody OF the society.
When the children were taken
from their dying and degenerate
parents two weeks ago. Mfs. Wah
Sing offered to adopt the youngest
boy and bring him up az her own.
She has no children and on account
Of being married 90 n Chineman
cannot adopt an American child.
She was very fond Of the little
Hong children and really fed them
for months. their parents negleot-
ing fhefh.
Mr. Brown, superintendent OF the
rhiidren's Home Society. gives az
his reason for refusing her the
child that he does not wish the boy
subjsotod TO the Influences Of China
town. wiley. the Older boy has
been adopted by an American lam
ily who live IN another county
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LIKE EVE Of OLD
is MR.. SALISBURY
Fcrcoster Biames the Nasty Weather on 10 Some
BODY Eise--How Ne Explains II

that deer ne. move The teakease
axsinst It" and sttli trembling hs.
closed the interview ~ Saving while
6nxiesssly inspeetins tie taFfirsass
Naw d. YEA aeu Why they shga sid
want 70 mob me- ! ccutd bet help IL n
III eeublsa uaak nn Ms trail I'm Not
fsss'cusitis fnF the xasafies % hts
aavv&sntss Rst Their De ~ WHY.
leok At thst shane Soc that blue ia
ias from the fexe4yeff Well thata
ebat I've been Ksttins AL morftns.
Aad expect mnfnsa,artfr - - niousi
q atoms ~ nasn~ % trfaslr anarchist
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GUN EXPLODED

COLOMBO. Ceyion. July Awhile
the British fort here was firing a
salute In honor Of the American In
dependence day. a gun exploded.
killing one soldier aud lniuring an
ether 'sssss American cruisers wsTs
lying in the barber nj the time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04

ncnt he had rcceiVed,
Anderson VAS sent away with the
assurance that his ease would be
looked iato. and n he had been
robbed the guilty parties would be
arrested. This assurance on an emmy
stomach Was not consoliug 10 Andsf.
son. bpt he made the beat Of u and
went out 10 bug a breakfast.
Anderson went into the Arcade
early In the evening, tie mingled
With the painted faced fairies Ia the
resort and was induced 10 buy
drinks. its told the police this morn
inx that he had not taken mere than
two drinks 81 the stuff which was
asrVea hiln before he .fell into a
stupcr he had only dim reculiec-
sion ~ what happrnei then.
When he appeared at the police
station he acted as II he had been
dFuKEcd and told the offtrsrs that he
believed there was mere than beer IN
the glasses When the time came GO
eleze ~ The eeneest hall after =
night ~ detausheFy Anderson vas
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Peter Anderson. an an sophisticated
iogxer from Pauisho. u the latest
victim Of the black bottle in Sc
sttle's tendsrloin. IN Mike Riley's
Arcade thcater near the corner 81
sixth avenue aud klng street he
Vas givcn the draS TIA, pa, him 10
siscp. lie went into the place with
So and remained nearly all night.
At s - o'ciocs this morning ~ vas
uneefeu0Hlously thrcNu cut, neatly
trimmed.
Rroke. bruised and Needing. with
cut a friend to aid hiln. a victim Of
teudeFioin thieves he lay in the al
les. Net ever a policeman came IL
help him.
FINALS ~ collected his Wits and
wandered into the police station .asad
told the captain en Outs Of ne treat
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HIGHWAYMEN
AT BALLARD

The police received a telephone
message from the engineer OF the
Ballard pumping station early this
morning concerning a robbery that
occurred IA Ballard at II o'clock last
night.
Tha engineer told the pellee. tthe-t
man who said his name Was Nor
gan had walked into the pumping
station cousiderabl bruised and said
that he had been knocked down and
robbed BY two men. Morgan enme
TO his senses two hours later lie
ala not say how much he had lost
but Il IN believed TO be but a few
dollars.
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oolscs IN ouasgR TOWN

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July -
A. has been the custom foe years.
ths city q Philadelphia celebrated
the izsth anniversary % the aign-
inK of the declaration Of tndspsn-
dsncs In this city ~ holding 4 pa
,riotie meeting IN Independence
square.
ssvefsi orators Of note were heard.
banda diseoufsrd the national airs
aud the stars and stripes we're rim
ur over Independents hall amid
cheers from thousands Of Threats.
IL various parts - the city eEer.
clseH appropriate 60 the day were
held under the auspices If various
patriotic societies
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()SED

The door 81 the Clancy theats..
one Of the two variety houses ean-
Quoted 81 N. paved district south 81
fraler way. hzsN closed its DOOR The
propFlefoFs OF the place say they
could not pay expenses ana were
forced out Of business. The peoffss
tbeafes Il nos the only resort 81 the
Kind north q Jackson street. All
other places ~ the kind have been
forced 20 go 20 tho new tendsrioiu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04
BASEBALL

Tsro big exhibitions OF the nation
Al game are on az Athletic park to-
day The morning game began at
10 30 o'clock. with a fair sized
crowd present Mckay did the
twiriing for Seattle, and Leiberd for
Los Angeles Msupiu VIII do the
henora for the locals this afternoon,
and Thatcher viii be pittcd against
MIN
Tomorrow Hickey VIII try to
change his luck. Every time Jack
has pitched since going over 60 the
Pacific National from the Coast
league. he has pitched what ought az
any and an times 20 have been WIN
ming haii. but each zine he has play
ed in the poorest OF luck,
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10000
SALMON
THIS NUMBER OF FISH WERE
TAKEN FROM TWO TRAPS IN
ALASKA YESTERDAY "A

a private dispatch received in thfs
city iasi night by !. II. Pollard, one
Of the owners of the Alaska Fishers
Union, states that the prospects %
big pack 81 salmon IN Alaska this
year are extremely good.
The dispatch states that from two
traps raised yesterday. in Chlicat
inlet, 20, 000 fish were taken. The
company owns five traps and oper-
ates CO gill nets, and II is expected
that the capacity OF the canning
plant win he taxed 10 the utmost TO
take care OF the catch.
The cannery OF the Alaska Fishery
Union Is on ChilcEt inlet. FEW
miles from Haines Mission. The fisk
now being caught are sockeyes. and
are considered the cream of thu
Alaska pack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04
SHOT A WHALE

The American ship A. ]. Fuller.
Captain Haskell, arrived at Eagle
harbor yesterday from Honolulu, 10
days out, completing a round-the-
world trip. which began on the
sound last summer She carried a
cargo OF lumber 60 Cape Town. pro-
ceeding thence % Australia and
Honolulu.
Her trip was uneventful eNcent
for the capture Of a whale, the skel-
eton Of which Is now slowed In the
fore peak OF the vessel on tho way
TO Cape Town. The whale was shot
by tho captain while losfinH around
In the Vicinity OF tho ship. Gales
wero encountered OFF Cape OF Good
Hope. which carried away several
sails and topmasts.e
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81 lagis Street Ger Nee
Quit Work

TT. LOUIS. Mo. Iuix - strike
was li3auxufatsd on TIE fines n the
Sc Louis Transit Company thts
incoming ~ the Arnalsasnated Asso-
citation II Street Hallway EmrtaYess
but unfY tq9 out Of y 80 men quit
- ora Ths ufftsials ~ the road this
morning state that the cossanAny -
not syea Inconvenience. IS u had
enough Substitutes ready 90 fass the
places - strikers The company has
= ffxssysaFa' cuutraet uith another
uniuu hieh can furnish s1sffeisnt
men g. operate all rAFe-
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aea tahe their wives % the fag Nofsh
with thesa, rne suggestion INST Win
the approval u All ana Il ~sa aste~d
thss ths, should meet Ia Seattle 1plf
10 iea. and take iuint honei n,eVh 10
Alaska,
MeCiaary was she fret - kreh Ms
agreement. hnt hs has ruessyea an AN
nSuncefnrat taat slght 81 the pafN
we're absut q fetfiii tbeifs
The tenth man has net been heard
from. bat Meclsary = eunflaenl that
he xiii shaw w AZ the tine scaas 70
Join the party 10 Alaska.
MeSisary and his bride Pes%xa
shruugh saline Today ON their ~sf V
tssaxtis
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HEZDUP
KARL WATSON WAS ROBBED
NEAR POLICE STATION

Karl Watson. whose addresa the po-
lice failed 60 get. was held up within a
block ~ the police station early this
moruius and relieved OF his money and
syaisrTf 81 isrHyifi saiu 10 WIS E"itlk 10
Washington street. between Third ana
Fourth avenues, when be was met by
a couple Of men, one ~ whom had
revolver They counhndcd him Go halt
a revolver was showed 60 his face
aud he was forced 90 go through the
ahnnds up movement az the auEFes-
ton % the thugs.
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MAY BREAK MONOPOLY

e, n. ORfrnsr. one If the owners
% the steamer lady - the Lake.
announced Today that he h nak.
ms arrangements 10 place another
tieamrf on the ferry run e. West
Seattle In order to carry out the
provisions Of the franchise granted
10 the owners ~ the f.aks. Il 10 nee
sssary 10 ruin a rteHmsF across the
bay at least every three days. the
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SETTLED
SEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY
IiaEMENs STRIKE IS OVER

The strike OF the llnsmen's union
against the Seattle Electric Com
pany was settled last night at a
conference held between President
Furth of the company and officers
Of the union. The strike had been
in progress since November 20.
tn electric company commenced
TO pay g. 90 per day. the scale OF
wages demanded BY the union. about
two months Ago. IL did 80 shortly
after :as afsss@ bad =Sn from tss
snoquai5Iiis Falls Poser Company
~ H~fstH N"ssNT rsf''i7 "Htts-etF@ -
the Seattle electric company.
Accordingly. the only points In
VOWED IN last nights settlement
were the recognition Of the union
ard minor working rules.
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4 LONDON. July t-s~yerai huu-
dfed Americans attended tha recap
tian given BY Ambassador Cheass.
.s.sss 49,: -. - y . y 80
"a July. 1NNNral Of the leading "a
reFs Published editorial articles this
ftzssf sing eHure ssina satisfaction At
the soga feeling existing between
shs United States and Great 8fit-
nln. and promising hearty welcome
Dor the Afurrirsn feet whsn - visits
Portsmouth the coming week.
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A mo pasprcur

CHIHUAHUA. Msxiro. JuiY ~
tfnsfinsns ~ chihuahua and vlein-
tfv e~ivhfatpd ths FOURTH ~ July
@tth a great shes - patriotism
Ths feature q the Gay was an e1-
cuesaon % Aidafua and a ptenle ard
hssfssas ~ that place. TA-ss sAs
aisu a recspfion At the United States
consulate phieh vas Ausndsd By
the aaast select society Of the city.
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Republic Mo. Thursday o. Miss Rose
Barring The wedding IL n chapter n
story planned IN Seattle, wash, last
winter.
MeCieary. with nine other nnansH'
rsre on stftke in Seattle. and thsr
planned 20 20 - Aiaske One 81 them
sngrcated that they all get married
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run this morning.
4 rnperf "a sAesfsa = hezt - she
run IN a few days. said Mr.. aaffnsf
this morning" but what one IL VII
be ! do not yet know. The people
Of West Seattle have shown that
they ars willing q patronisc n ferry
which gives good service. and the
only point that hampers ne In CIV.
inR such n service 10 20 secure a
suitable steamer"
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SAN FRANcIsco. July 1.-THE
fate Of william Ode. a sailor. who
was left az watchnan on the wreck
81 the schooner Courtney Ford,
which ran ashore or isenotek STAND
Alaska, on September s. 1874 - toid
with dramatic realism IN the log
kept by the unfortunate man, which
has fusf reached here.
IL was found beside his dead body
81, rareate cutter offieers ard CIV
srs a period Of four months from oc=
fober 1. 1909. down 20 the following
February. when In pencil, family
traced opposite the entries Of febfu-
AIRY 3 and Z. are the words Death
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BARK SPES
GIVEN UP
NOW t7s DAYS OVERDUE. AND
REINSURANCE 90 PER CENT.

Nothing having been heard Of the
Swedish bark spes since she sailed
from London Tor Freemantle. lis daya
ago, she has been given up Tor losA
Since she was first offered for rein-
surRnoe rates on her have daily my
creased until she is now quoted at %
per cent, She viii be Withdrawn from
the overdue list today
Rates ON the nitish bark samvenA
i20 days out from Norfolk Ter Buenos
Avrus. have Rdvnnced 20 No per cent
foilowsi
British bark Samaritan. les dhya
from Port Tampa for Yokohama, Of
fercd nt 70 per cents British bark Dun.
fermllnc. IL DAYS out from New xork
fer shanshgt Is per cent .,..-.-l,l
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MISSING
AoGo BALLARD MAN srRtYs
AWAY FROM HOME

IN. psllee we're notified THE
morning that James White. y years
as Age. had been missing tom the
houts ef hts son. Harry Waite. IN
paiiasd. since Monday. The cid man
wandered Away and hin friends and
relatives are verS Anxiaun to find
him
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death AT LAST
FOUR MONTHS ALONE"
Aar MESSAGE OF @!LLiAs cnE, T+s WArcHMAh OF rsE
COURTNEY Foao WRECKED in ALASKA

AT last-fonr manths alone"
He had set down the happenings
81 that quarter year. giving com
piete calendar 81 events, All leading
10 one end-the extlnguiHhment OF
William Ode. asier.
when the Courtney Ford was
wrecked the captain and surviving
members df the crew we're picked up
and landed At Seattle. leaving ode
behind until relief was sent 20 MIN.
.Isttu 4.sst.s - s.ssas 4a4 o few DAYS aga.
~heu the schooner Carrie and Annie.
with wrecking apparatus on board.
Ieft for Iaenbsck too late. however.
10 be o. service 20 the sailor who
haa watched IN vain for her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04
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| VINO WILL HELP

The local Christian EndcaVor
nnten, IN order Go give itn ef'
fort to secure the bis inteFua-
8ional convention far Seattle la
1897. deaire a. send an addi-
tioual delegate to the ncnVsS
gathering neat week besides
She two official delegates nam
"a At last nlAhtH meeting
La order 60 10 this. IL Is nee
enHhfy for the union Ia raise
$40 before Monday. and the
union viii appreciate any con
tflbutions that the public apir.
ited citizens may feel disposed
to donate toward defayins thiH
delegates expenses 10 Denver.
The money may be sent 90
any Christian iHdeuvof society
belongings Co the union. and "
viii be gratefully Aeknewledg
ed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04

The police station was this morning
turned into a hank. with Police Capt,
T.auhscher ~ president and Detective
Jack Barck cashier There we're hut
Two aepositors this na0rniuG. YET tii.eo
h. gold il now locked up Ia the big
safe