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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06
FRANCE LOST BY
POPE'S ELECTION
DETAILS OF rHu BALLOTS CAST IN eoNcLAvU-e1RmAHs
AND AMT. RAMeoLLA FACTIONS AGREED ON sARro

ROMle Aug. S THE city has ~.
summed It's normal condition after the
excitement 90 the past few days.
Al 10 a'cloCk thlH morning, fenV
fiuN y efficiatud "a the rrudertug
Of the Grand Re pcum al the slH-
tine chapel Nearly an THE cardinals
nov ln Rome rendered the shird
alteration Co the new pantlu The
music Was ~ an exceptionally hlnh
order and was composed Tor ths
occasion hy pvrost
The uoIe to-day appointed nr
Iapponl physician Go the vatican
IL was learned today that the
fine ballet stood aa Ter sarto, fuur
fer iampnlla and two FOR Gottl
Rampvlia aud Safto east the latter
IN the FIRST ballet on saturday last
Rampolla had e votes and Gotti
II sunday evening Hampolia re
ceiNud 30 votes The Germans and
the awtis Rainpalla faction then held
A consultation and agreed O. vote
for Sufto.
Monday morning Sarto received 81
Votes and Rameelia "a. the others
seattsrins Sarto urged HIS eol-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06
JENKINS BID IS
LOWEST, ne SAYS

l. H. Younss. city sup~riute ndent
% light and water. IN his repeft on
the bids Tor the new fire engine
house ~ the corner 81 Terry avenue
and Alder street. recommends thai
the contract be awarded 70 !. L.
jenkins a co. their proposal hav-
iug been found. on compilation. TO
D. the lowest. The cost q the nsw
structure viii b. tll.aaa
afr. YuunKs also advises the re-
advertising ssF bids for the piurnb-
Ink and the instaiiatioa 81 the heat
Ing Plant IN the new stafIon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06
PRESS CLUB TO
GIVE EXCURSION

The Seattle Press club. on Tusa-
day. Aus Is. sili run = daylight - .
euraiou To Mhntcuna The steamer
cialialm has been chartered for the
occasion b y. " RtrsnH A J..
F5sFthsn. tr. and e. ' White. the
eommittsr In charge q the arrange
meats A popular tate Tot the faund
trip has been made.
Arrangements To- thu eaastssissss
a. -
club. held last svsninE Al the
Mainau flAFbssta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

leagues not to press his election.
The choice is victory fur the
triple alliance against France. The
pore speaks German fluenuY.
II Wns learned to-day that tho rca=
Hon fur the haste Ia FrantiUs the
papAl blessing yesterday, WaH be-
cause the italian government sent
special requests that such Hetinn be
taken L. avoid the collecting - onors
muua crowds IA which there might
I've lnsa 1T life
ROME. Aug. e. The sefuuatioa
of Pipe PiuH y takes place sunday
next. according Go a decision made
by the cardinals to-day The new
pope cannot sign bulls until crown
ed. hence an early date has been
decided on.
ROME Aus 6@The Pore today
received the American pilgrims T.
RaMa. led by Father MctioNhn Of
New York The event u regarded
an Of Importance. As the Americans
are thc fret 10 be admitted O. the
presence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06
ORDERED OUT
Omist Clothing Co Served With
Loyal Notice to Vaeate

Ths outlet Clothing company cor
nsf ~ Occidental avenue and 8aAo-
mFtaH street Ntfe yesterday served
with go offie4al notice 20 Faratv
within sIrfF DAYS The company her
occupied This well known corner fnf
upwards or thirteen years. and iii'
order 5amts Ia the nature ~ grtat
surprise. I'd IL said that The land
lord lfksea lhs premises 20 n saloon
keeper who pays D. monthly rental
eouaiaHfablY more than tho present
tenants ere paying When ueen hN
a rspHHaentatlse ~ fe@ star ihc
manage ~ The Outlet Company fr
fused 81 urat 70 talk about the -
fair buf finally admitted that thf
notice haf been served on hina. -
the aHtsI company Is an lhearp"r
rated Enurrfn. nnthlna can De zone
until the stockholders are natlhrc
A mssEIT4 or the directors. AZ which
some aaIIau vii be taken. iH hsiuH
held thIa afternoon 9uF % the iaTg
sst ataftholdsrH 10 IN favor ~ elos
Ina EFT fHe business Al once ar
THE vii probably be- done
ghs aansfa 81 the outlet feel that
a are Injustice has h-sl done
them suasmuah - thnHNandH OF
dollars Norih ~ clH1htHE and fur
nishinks have been ordered for ne
fan season ths bulk q which = al
rrNaB lu transit They naturally "a
peefna fhsir Landlord tu give them a
chance 10 offer az much 80 the -
loonkeeper Be- willing C. pay Ia o.
der - aamriy with the courts order
IL wlH ~ necessary - eel nos only
fhs goods on hand bat new ggoda
ranaluK m for less than the4 reid
for fHaHf
as-4=sz--=-A -
..s a.. 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06
BADLY WOUNDED BY
HIS OWN PISTOL

Thomas Reynolds accidentally
discharged his revolver on board the
steamer Alice Gertrude last night.
with serious results "a himself The
bullet entered his arpin and pasHsd
out above The kae~. infilCtinE a
painful wound Reynolds vas
changing his cuat fsIst n tire Hisafns
ef was r4llinE out when TIE tfik2sf
If hia SEA ifhsF gatta revolver
caught Ito uaN taken 10 the Way
side nixsian hospital The accident
happened shortly before midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06
AFRAID SHERIFF
WOULD GET HURT

CYNTHIA. Ky. Aug s==Iudgs
HarEis. 40 a witness for The defense
Ia the Jeti- White murder Sos. to-
day. explained his Urging sheriff
Callahan at = ssav. tas S{6fs = ssa
the shots which killed Afaruum we're
fired. ~ saying he vas afraid the
sheriff would get hurt. lie denied
having p.sid Istts attorney fssa. but
said he was very much Interested In
the case. because he believed lett
To be innocent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06
PAWNED
HIS c. D.

James sullivan. who yesterday re-
ported 90 the police that hiH pocket
had been picked IN the hnuhouiuh
tar Hhlaun. iH sober nov and has
recovered hiH money The 500 osfs
tifiente WuH found behind the bar IN
another saloon. where he had left
II a. security FOE about s. worth at
beer This little finano,ai iranuars
tiun Jimmy remembered when his
jag had thoroughly vanished,
The lawyer who helped Sullivan
find hin lost wealth nnceftaned that
Sullivan had probably never been In
the Hnohomish bar. and. At any rate
had lost no money thefe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

people. and pimply pale or sallow
people people who are troubled
with loss u ambition. failing mem
DRY. depression Of spirits. lack Of
confidence, nervous headache. aud
wakefulnsss, all these symptoms are
produced BY weakened nerves
hrouKh t on by the watery condition
Of the blood. Make strong. rich. red
hioud aud furnish food for the
nerves Is the way to stop the source
OF the disease. and the cure then Ia
only a question OF days. The best
flesh ard blood builder Is DR..
Gums BLOOD and Nerve Tonic. in
tablet form to take ~ meal time.
Sells At 55c a box. or 8 boxes for s..
at an druggists. or sent post paid
on receipt Of price. People gain from
/ 90 3 pounds Of solid healthy flesh
per week. by the ute OF this medl-
cine. that is an indication that 1t is
doing good. Address. Or. Rasanko
Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. THE QuAK-
ER DRUG CO. l0la-iel5 First ave-
nue.. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06
THEA TERS
zssHnwzRuHHHnnMunkHumHE


"piaafors"
The Pollard fAiiiputiana pihA
It 81 81 finAfofe" AZ the Seattle
theHtsF thia afternoon ana evening,
aud tomorrow niaht Dorothy.
which made such = hit tNa weeks
agu. viii he put on again The
holls ~ New York will b revived
Friday and Saturday nights. For
Saturday matinee "rhs American
Millionaire is the bill.
Empire Park
Vaudeville ~ a hiah order is be
ins given Nt the Empire Park thea
ter thin week Tie attraction E
ate drawing Well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06
POLITICIAN PihCffED

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aus. -
Robert Fitzpatrick. a asll kuo~n
politician. was arrested today ~
secret snFxics Detectives on = charge
Of robbfng the mint % tsss lie has
been employed N . responsible po-
sitian Ia the mint here for seven
YEAR,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN
that the annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Great Northern
on company Of Seattle. Washing
ton. a corporation. VIII be held at
the office Of the company, rooms
6l-e3 starr fioyd building, In the
city of seattle, Washington. at the
hour OF D. m, on Monday. Sep
temher q 1908, Tor the purpose Of
olectiug trustees for the ensuing
year and for the transaction ~
such other business IN shan legal
~ come before saii meeting.
W s. CHAPMAN. Secretary.
ALBERT MEYERS. President.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

LIVERPOOL Aus k.=The atsam.
81 Emerald from Glasgow Zoe thiH
port. enllided With the steamer ktls
more Off iiiahep Rock lighthouse
thir morning and sunk Quick work
aaVed the Grew. but the steamer and
her VALUABLE. cargo are a complete
taan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06
W' W
MY M
EoUALizERs BOOSTED MORE
TAXES TO-DAY

- S.,...a<...a.-. ~. .A4.4
80 E5fss - ssss..s-- a..---is.-}is ts3.s
iuorminw raised the personal tsx as
sesssusnt ~ II r. nennri from s3sca
10 t5sa and that q the firm ~ J.
~ Hiekfcrd a Son from fszfe 10
tzita
The following were among those
cited to appear and Hh9w cause shy
their personal tai assessment should
mol b. raised
Albert Hansen. So. go. Standard
Furniture company. 80 90: HOLINESS
Furniture company. 80 eco Joe Hob
slick 80. qfQs GLOBE Navigation COM
panY. SIS. 20 kiitcafus Clark COM
pAny. fi4i19s Centennial AIN COM
tsauY. $40 40. 0aibtNttn- tiacuu corn.
fznf. gza -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06
roMoHRoW LAplUs' pAY

Mauaa,r nuKdaie Of the Seattle
National saaebali club announced
fsda8 fIfHf tomorrow would be Ia
dies daF Hf Athletic park, nud that
Jack Iflrtrf. the pitching Adonin,'
would he in the box Tor The home
team. Helena and Seattle are
fnfaHN#H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

HfHna chickens. g. mus 20 dat
rass hrrH faHfh, stu - I've tsha it
lni HAH fn.ta $50 ife H. dressed ffalt
HsIba q dressed Motion nHasr j. aftss
81 heaH| uAe a.. ehoies beef cove 90 l"t
81 ihI steele eH faut, e. IL. ealteH - l1'tf
tafdf ID hnGa en foot. Ie ~ hides, 80 t'f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

wllsousa Modern Hsslnssa College
invites Ynu % its ninth annual grad
uatinK exercises Seattle theatsr.
Aur f4fh ne n m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06
The MARKET rs

Fresh ranch eggs advanced slightly
teaas. bsinH auotea st ssuEle
hiaekhsffisa weakened ufsH0n va
rlutics zen nff $50 per crate. and We
uatrhre bsEfie~ we're quoted az ID
There we're no other changes O. qua-
tsfiafs
wHoLEbALU PRICES
ghss. ssia.s 40 - .aY tayss ~ auaHs
o. 80 esnt sish.fJ
Provlslons
FRESH Assi es~ b~st fhe ~ sissF bssf.
a "a ssat tNins 10 past, el4a b..
FsfuYtslont Hans. "a ~, tfaaAfssi -
sen. isse q b-ni.s fFs-t, Nv ID.
Vegetables
drssn earh. o. etai - bea 49,. Csffaf
niN fssffatasa EafnankM o. scs0i "a set. ~
tive esfH rass 81 gt eaffnts 81 = sses
~ isu,aie-s ~ - Eastsfn washes tee.
asafas go esans s. eHfitGitsfs 49, 90.
80 eslsss. 40 te~ r~aishss 10. fgtss
l..s. - aaia.is y = 50, srssn. "a g. =
- ast ia Fisat. 10 ~
Green Fruit. Ute.
Arpiss nsfiss rseeti o. sfsfrsisiis.
VI l61i ~ IS erAh 70 et~fe ranfas
is.sls. . ss4s a. baa srfisoss aoseas
afsts caufssai- piun.sl - cfsss naiifs
49, Ftams w. fsetss -
sfats flffanss o. - sFats nsitas fasuNsHs
Ftss u ~ sgsts. ofsez%s tisest*1tiss 81 Y
ffats Wrraies~. ~ "a. isssNfss . sae -
asEaaErs ~ tss1t "a 80 sfifefHfs prsfs.
81 - pisssns.lss " ta<ot 80 aHa afsfsa
nustsg. Chess. gees Puohry
ssftsr wssh1sstes sFessssstss. 20. al
rsss. fsssA s.asa sseus A. ras,~s.
II
fhsmsa Natfss Was&tnstaf. fHH fFrssn
44s Mfntufesa tac Hafea. kftass as0 -
Ladies' admitted FREE Al the Naesa
every day this week except hAfnf-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

I've got great idea for a three
act comedy that ought 10 be a vim
nerr
What's the plot =
Il haven't worked that out, but !
got the idea this morning when
aHw my wife and policeman try
ing 10 argue with each other"
The peaceful residents Of saionica.
European Turkey. are using dynn-
mite 70 express their disa pprovai 81
the established order Of things A
Ladies admitted free at the Races
every day this week except satur-
-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

Ladies' admitted free az the Races
every day this week except Saiur-
day s-s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

T.Aafs. aamitted free At me Race
sserf So his week EXCEPT shtut-
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

puuItp nfasasa mfheNH. aanatai live
hens. ffHfsffl live dHehH ifn dressed
ifa. snfiuE UhtHhsna - 7huh % dos live
rssas feHlif
Hay. Grain and Feed
peta t't t4ui barley. 81 ton. wheat
90 taa fhon IS ton old D. W timothy
fga 90 ton. new. Gta % ton. naatsfn wash
inHfan aeuiuHsHaaa ttmnthF old. ~ - iuni
new Wasat haHi 5000 ton. usu alfalfa
tid0d Ton. new Puget Sound hH1i VI o.
Too mlddinGa roo
FHlcEa TO PRODUCERS
fIhess nfieHa en-. faf faaHs delivered a
ratifaaa. nsiahl depot ~ on the dock in
Hay and Grain
raHIHH WsaHiustan tlHafhf OLD. iiH ~
ton. Hifa No.. sc b. fli tom oats. 81 o.
ton. balcY. f1o tom wheat. tin1
ton hHan. % ton. shorts. tai-4a tom,
middiihrs 80 % ton. Puget hound hay,
SO 70 fif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

The Jersey mosquitoes have ioln-
ed the ranks oI those Xsho don
think marh of science.
ssiIi They Nneek
-Four more anccka against the
star Dust Man @Vfe received this
morning ffow various members 81
the anvil chorus. Keep " Uh
friends We have even heard folks
speak dlsfespeetf0iiy u tas north
polei
Jake 8entlcy came ho8s with a
nsw h4s# yesterday y hiCh no bought
al au aastion ffis hide hafEs On
him ike 5 sheet over bed Stats. uui
jake says he's sut blra Intellectual
hip-boues. and ne Kinks there's
sisef ie him a, C9rdzKills tx
hunsF.
tfeuashoid l4int
II a knlfe used 70 cut onions re-
tsins the odor Of the yVEnUbis. run
L four af five times through
briek Of tcescFr4Mt The flavor vii
then leave the knife and Turk ia the
lcs cream
A scieniist says you can't get
somethinK cut Of nothing bat Il -
a safe bet he nsNsr tried 60 help a
summer gifl out - Der bathing salt
What Is responsible for al these
divorces asks a reader Marriage.
Of course. It's funny You never
thoaEht Of that
Lake Still Missing
The Leon. Not : trace 90 him has
been found. aithauEa kilograms hava
been sent 90 all nearby cities towns.
villages and Taeufna. Messages
have been received from Pat Grove
saving Luke viii soua teiu him
Fugitive Murdsgsr Smith wires
that he and Luke slept together last
night on the police station stera AZ
Tacoma while the posse rh.fslux
The California fallbrea ksns have
sighted q suspicious ioakinH char
scter whose description In general -
Ike that Of Lake. The foiiovins
H. -. -. ss.1 $3.50. -. u =. s..
tracks near Kent. this morning
Nobody bat Lake eoaid b respan
sthis - the sissls- gigwie guards are
foilowins this slender clue
Werk
L
There's a Nhirriux. Whlsning. snlp-
pinE sound. that sometimes
Streets my ear.
And u conlures ~ a picture. very
real and very clear.
esa plainly see NJ father. -
thruuEh some weird magic glass
saying son. get out th~ mover.
and 80 chase u DER the grass.
IL
Those we're DAYS % bitter tangiaKa.
for the mower ran - hard
That ! thought u ue'sF be abb TO
rrop~l 4 Gee fhs yard.
But I worked and pushed snd saf-
ried. TN. az last. the deed was
done.
And kns~ that might hunt the
xHuz and - and have soms
fun.
II has never ceasefi--thAt yenrninE
70 have done sish toll and wofk
And thousand times Tn tempted.
AT the arducus things 20 shirk
Hut fnd that when I've trined.
pleasures 10 not hold the E@st.
That they DO when I have finished
knowing have done my best
A Tacoma professor has discover
81 that the peak - Mount Rainier
r. hollow, ~ The hottam - lhs
cavity u lake. from around TIE
shore 81 which dry" steam issues
Though the fact ls not stated II -
probable that the water IN the lax.
is also dry.
Two Of Admiral Cotton.s negro
tarssrs ltd cnkewaik ~ Lisbon
for the entertainment - the iaale.
% the court. A sony and dance BY
TIE admiral himself u next on the
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

Jake aentley came horne with a
nsw hass yesterday hiCh ne bought
al au ans iion. His hide hafgs On
him ike sheet ever bed Stats. uut
Jake says he's got hlra intlisctaal
hip-bones. and he links there's
SPEED in him a, cordaXills Ex-
hssFa@F
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

The prices attached to the
20 fill her everyday needs AZ a
buying lively on the main iloo
low prices that prevail thfoue
WooDUNWARG BARobiNB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

IN ha Old pudt
josh Wise was Ike a t-year- old
boy with his new boots. when he
called on the Star Dust Man this
morning Here I am Ia IN ole
dudsH be said standing off fv~
fcct 50 he eould be surveyed. Peel
iest IA though | WIS bsin visited
BY lot NV ole friends. Purity E0od
Job they deHe ON my nat An cm-
breller an my clothes don't look -
bad I've seen worse patches yes,
an I've wofn worse patches, bat l
never look dawn on patches
"Haws everything as home = ask
- the - u NJ
eoh. thiuKs is ca'min' down bit,
replied The old man Aiy utfsti fer
Eit all about "a IA another week.
My Wifu1 SIT a wonderful lnetn'ry
when q cnnss e. fcrsettin'."
Two Victoria. ~ g. uirnt went out
90 dynamite ftah T-h~lr bAis sx-
riuaed pfsnAtutriY. and now
Searching parties arr out locking FOR
plresH % the ftahrrfnen large enough
70 iaentify
a r LAmon The Grand Trunk
railway = os ned b. EnEitsh cap
itaiistn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06
sumnNHHRHnMMEs
STAR DUST:


Family Ties
The Jersey mosquitoes have ioin-
ed the ranks 81 those Xsho don
think maeh 90 science.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

We al oNe some.
thin q society
also q m butcher.
'sr IN grocery.
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

few railroad brideefs telegraph sta
tions aud store houses have been
blown up
BulkariRua have burned two Turk.
tah villages As Hoon a. the Turks
have burned two bulgarian villages.
the Incident viii be closed.
Whitaker Wright declares thaf he
has hcrn slandcrcd. and that his IN
generation q grave Injustice. lie
Is still m Sail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06
Aea.shela lalnt

II a knlfe used 70 cut onions re-
tsins the odor 81 the vvguabi-. run
Il four az five tlmss through
hriek 81 tepscgr4n5 The flavor WiIi
then leave the knife and TURK IN the
Ice cream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

SIM They Knock
-Four more anccks against the
star Dust Man sVfe received tits
morning new various members 81
the anvil chorus. Keep " Uh
friends We have even heatd folks
speak spsctfuiiy u ths north
nolci
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

A scieniist SAYS you can't set
sometimes cut Of nothing bat Il i
a safe bet he nsNer tried 60 help a
summer gifl out - Der bathing ault
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

Two OF Admiral Cottan.s negro
tarssrs ltd rnkewalk ~ Lisbon
for the entertainment - the iaase.
% the court A song and dance BY
TIE admiral himself u next on the
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

What is responsible for al these
divorces asks 4 reader MaFgiAEe.
OF course. It's funny You never
tkouKht Of that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

I.aaiss admitted FREE al the Races
every aay this week except hatafs
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

sept coffee o. Tea Pots each
Observation-Disclosures 3o
& t Coffee on Tea Pots. earh d.
....#4 ....#........4aI. asr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

A Tacoma professor has discover
81 that the peak % Mount Rainier
r. hollow, ~ The hottarn - fhs
cavity T. lake. from around TIE
shore ~ which Dry steam issues
though the fact ls not stated. II -
probable tia, the water IN the lake
IL also dry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06
NIekLE GOODS

a-Pt coffee or Tea Pots. ea.h !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06
Bargain News

items below offer an opportuf
great saving. The closing OF
The bargain basemest ha
hout the entire department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06

II has never ceassfi---thAt yearninR
10 have done wtth toll and wugk.
And a thousand times I'm tempted
al the ardunus things 20 shirk
But J find that when I've trined.
pleasures 10 not hold the K@at.
That they % when I have finished
knowing ! have done my best.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-13
olre TroubIe At Oklahoma Town.

Oklahoma Town is surely receiving
her share cs misfortune and trouble
A few weeks ego when the food was
at It's height the Canadian river leIt
its banks inundating portions Of the
town and causing five feet Of wateg
to stand on the main street Thous-
ands of dollars worth Of property was
damaged and many left the stricken
city. The latest scourage to visit the
city. however. is the following clip
ped from an Oklahoma Town paper
Where is the weed man? This
question Is heard daily and there are
plenty Of weeds that need trimming
There is plenty Of work for the weed
man now"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-13
EXPRESS CAR LOOTED.

Roshester, Ind, June l2.--Last night
an express car attached to the east
bound train on the Erie railway was
entered by robbers just outside Of
Englewood. who completely looted It,
The robbers threw express packages
along the road all the way from Ham
mond to Rochester. The crew Of a
freight train following discovered the
packages beside the track.
hTe express car door was forced
open. As this was done one Of the
robbers dashed out firing two shots
an made his escape. The police then
made their way into the car and found
two other robbers hidden behind some
packages. They we're placed under ar
rest Every package in The car with
the exception Of one had been torn
open This package contained abont
IS 5,Oe0 worth OF valuables The crew
OF the freight train picked up good.
TO the amount of $4,000