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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-09-17

An exchange thinks that Mr.. Carne-
gie's sanguine prediction that the
United States and England will be
one nation is rendered accepta BILE to
this country by his antecedent en-
phasis on the fact that the United
States will be the one.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-09-17

All successful business men have
discovered that advertising is neces-
sary to their success, and have been
shrewd enough to make practical use
of the knowledge.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-09-17

Some of the monthly magazines have
been saying nice things of late about
the captains of industry But who
is going to say good word for the
privates?
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-09-17

A case of smallpox is reported a
Missoula.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
SQUARED
CONTRACTOR kAlBERo CAN
alTLL GIT CITY IoBs

At the meeting IF the board Of
public works this morning the CON
tnagt for the iaftuE vt concreie side
walks ou Twenty second avenue.
Fran EAST tfninn t. East Main
slfvet wac awarded o. J kalhefs
despite the fact that the beard at
It's previous meeting refused Co HiNe
him the work ON the ground that he
Vas a delinquent vita other city
iahs
The contract for laying water
main ou twentieth avenue south
VAS awarded ta r Mcclellan 3 90.
iron pipes. instead of Wiuneu ones
viii probably ba usrA eurrit 4
0oetn srcuu'd the contract FOR lay
luE the propsrd water main on
Ewing strVrt
No action was taken by the board
IA che matter ef locations fof the
drinking fountains that the Wash
lnKton Nanilsr Fountain company
rfuHafFs installing u various parts
II the city The petition 81 the cums
nauY was ordnrfd niaerd ou nie ard
the board entered Into 800 discussions
- thv subject though " ls said
approved hy the city council iH
granting permission cot the nriaiia.
ton % the fountains. sill o. made
Many Improvement hita were
opened hy the board II public works
fhia morning afHaHe thefn haiHs
bids fpf the grazing az East Apntdc
street frofn flraadWay Co Twelfth
AnA ~ Fifteenth avenue northeast
aHd the laying % ennaretn walks ON
Yealer way and Naif=H street
owing 90 a deficient statement ~
the speCtfieationn the baard viii r.
advertise for proposals for LAWNS
the pHeinssd wafer main nn Elsks
ruth avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
A POLICE
ROUNDUP
MORE THAN A SCORE or ola.
REPUTABLE cHARACTUHa
ARRESTED iAsT Nl0hT

The police HHt nlEht ARRESTED =
senre of mnu oE men and ONE ssas
man, as HuHpieiaus characters uf
these it are not charged With any
Hffehec. aud Ht thn police station fhM
mofninW pa one. from tnp thicf and
captain Down. knew ahat the pfIaz
nnffa we're m laiI for
Thomas Ryan ) d Beck VIII
Owens. ~ A. Hiuaf. William Dude.
Hiiil Msadeu A = namftt. james
HlW0id Prank Thompson John Wi.
sum Frank GetfhAlt and VIII ilaH.
- Wrfr aninna those affruisd bf
tHteetitre and iasfrelmnn Boz fha lessz
81 part % che eitY Many have tSsH
pa ial hrfe before. and several have
criminal fucnrda
Detectives Hubbard a,2d freeman
arrested Waiter Heil. Isrk RafaY
ana = - Nantef tu fhs uee tes=H
drfiein az faEfantH Har8Y vas afs
rested several weeks aEn az ar aes
safnplics " a uemHu accused 81
HtsAiiuH see from man lie MaH
released On that charge.
James hpguHid Was arrested s fsis
months aFu FOR stealing a watch and
some money from q man sf the fool
r Washington street. BE- waa re-
ls.lHfd in thr superior court John
" llaap hu- bad reputation Ia Sc.
attic and - knaNn 20 the criminal
CLASSES an the Terrible ~ -ds
II vas the regular ntefrasyped
tuiind~up that takes place an. 81
sthu" beat in naf ~ indiesttan il
any SENSE that chief sullivan hsa
haiikrd hls "a nothing policy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN

Superior judge Alhsrts0n tAis
FaufninE granted a aitaFcs a. Nra
a. Gibson an grounds 81 dsHefs
uuu ana nufi- aunNaft Mra uIhnaH
testified thai hHr husband waut -
: !.Ezsges -. -. 49, .s..s . - ssa.
ssHf hsf any ntaaeY
MrA Atb.e Euftta fntsy Instituted
alHarce proceedings against 1afuss
Smith. she asks faf decree on ths
ground - ffuhssnHes anf hon suE-
Foft They have bevu married Is
years
LITTLE HArpeninua ......
g A Garfield the millionaire aias
eeserer - The fifst Big aii Producing
sells - California. IL a. Seattle On
xaeaficu trip
John Nhitcarn hsa filed n eiaifa
against the rltS rs ths saiu " fzaa
Ter personal lntuFtea alleged 70 have
been sustained - fall through =
defective sids ais Tho arrifvat =
said a. have occurred guiy IA On
Maynard avenue. NEAR Charles
street
Henry f.oSmIa Nsisan professor af
political science In Wfiliafns eat-
tese. sho raH Formerly stilaf iH-
chief % Hafpefs Weekly b. spsitas
ira q few days ~ hia vacatlan IN
seattle while nh = western tour lie
ieAxta tpifsofrusH en- ffip - Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
FARE WELL BANQUET
TO MAJ0R BiNGhAM

A farewell banIuef Vas ripen tn
Nat 81. - iiinkhHu the fNiifiuH
tsniisi States auaf tH5maHf@f, at the
HatnleF club last afnht the dtns
usF wHs given ~ fse ~ hia Friends
ana at 50 couefuntau ~ was PRE-
AaHssd gith a silver let ims cap
mHufHFY tnasta. HNf fInghaHt saia
that h. would have preferred 40 re-
nsasn In this city even though his
aaagEnfurnf tunk htfH fa tke largest
and most imruftant nast in the de-
pertinent. mad that hr hoped nofua
fay 70 b. returned here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
BEES AS DETECTIVES
AND H0LD-Up AGENTS

onsmith found the honey hidden IN
a cave under il
when night came. he armed ana
concealed himself near tie faHh
Set long HfifrWatd he heard e hAH
50 approaching II stopped, hHd two
metz began arguing over which Ut
ihrm should secure the honey
kiinEcnsmiih frHnV from conceal
mrnt and lsFflea hia gun nt them.
lie discovered who ihey we're and
viii have them arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
HALIBUT FISHING rs AN
IMPORTANT INDUSTRY

Few people even among those
closely Identified with the maritime
interests - ;hs eitF. realise The ims
purssncp OF shr huiibat fishins In
dustFx, seattle e. the headquarters
for the 500 men rueaRed in ushing
hallhug who dc all their outtittlue
"a this Ciis,
Last month SCI vessels arrived from
the haHhut hanks ard departed
again. and SOME or them made two
trips These nchooueFa made q total
catch % siAnt pounds 81 hnhhut
whIeh they soid 10 ioeal dealers Tor
81 .e0a.
The catch in July was consider
ably below the average. owing %
the fact that the fish Wvru scarce.
ans there was much stormy weather
on the hanbut banks off cape Fiat
tsf4. Besides the haiieat fleet has
been decreased on. account % the
fEct that many q the halihat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09

aehaoners are now eusaset in nais
man nshlng The blKEest catch
madr duslus The month was compar=
stiselS sma0 Il Vas made hy the
Myrtle. which uH one yofaEr
caught 30 $50 fish. The vessels which
arrived during the menth and their
masters are thr fpllaWiak.
Lief g. jacob Johnson Cupella.
II Appleton Theekla g. Henrik
son DegahkS. , Bahoork Myrtle.
A Timophshy. Aleeta. D. Thomns
son Yukon. r. Nelson Tickle. a
dasieFaH Reef J. Gibson Mary y
Strand t.lla 49, ! Hickey. Daisy.
A tupay BrinE Geld. IT, Forrest
Highland QUEEN. q Reuroy Nor
man sunde = a. Abbott Admiral
Dewey, r. Nelson; Alma j a. Ash4
Caroline. , Mattaau Faith. G.
Larsen Jennie p Decker. = TRIM
louisa. "a Olsen nnnraster. n
Aekley Pilot T. Johnson. vida. II
" burrows shamrock. /. Watues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
TYPOS MEET
ANNUAL CONVENTION or l. 7
u. BEGINS AT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. =. q. Aus A.
SsaHiy three hundred delegates.
coming from al nsffH Of ths United
States ana Canaata5 have Hrfif 80 iH
Washington ~ anticipation % the
opening usNt Monday - the forts.
ntnth annual convention % the Ia
tHYaflouht union
Tomorrow shr visitors wtt take an
excursion 90 Baltimore in Response
% IN invitation fruFu fhe iocai typ
aErarhicai Union - that city The
business sessions - begin Monday
VIII proba biz last ten days or two
weeks. a. a large anantty % huss
nssa demands the attention % the
deleAaisa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
CONFERENCE
STREET CAR MEN WILL MEET
". c. L. v. Leaders

feuefruw morning. AZ 10 O'Clock,
the toint meeting 81 the srnttts
street Halfway Employees union and
shs Western Central Labor union :
= y held The matter % tho 81.
lssea Discrimination of the seattle
hsisstffr fumraHy aEainst union uisa
VII BE- Eune into Iu detail and i'm
paFtant developments may rec 1T
ffufu the meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
SUSPECT MAR Be
PURSE SNkTcHER

Gserse Harvey. believed 60 BE- iha
aufse snHfchef $ ha HAS been work
ing N Seattle lately. eaa arrested
On the waterfront last night ~ "a.
gruifHan tiiilv a iran Was seen "a
sna feh ntffau fFaan Woman near
the uustofrice TIE pufsa Mas chains
81 % her wrist end az failed 60
get IL
Two eitisenH sHv tie act and told
the rstroiman Harvey answers the
description eiYsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
KILLED BY
A FALL
W. NJ. LAWRENCE WAS THROWN
FROM a GREEN LAKE CAR

Hv % sudden lunch of n Green Lake
street car. ~ a. lawrence. Is labor 3
en- was thrown from ltH rear plat E
form. north Of Fremont at ~
o'clock laHf evening itiH hehd
struck nrHiuaf one ar thn poles -
Wan fractured ~ died a feM min
utoH later while he WHa beinH taken
t1 WoofiHHn station. Las renee
Wua returning to hia home at Green
Lake after his days Work ia the
city
Tho body WHH removed 10 the iions
nfy Watson intrigue By, order ~
Coroner Hove
This morning the coroner made a
post mOftefu animation Of tho
body aud found that The skull had
been fractured
Lawrence iaafss wife aua HeY-
fUu children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09

rip t. salt Lake.
Mira TYfrcu ID fdrsWonan ~ what
Is known as the MIiHunairv'n club Of
1acoma. which h. a sort ef co-upcras
tive restaurant AND creamery. The
Tacoma uuiou has bee tuWvd upon
her Che honor ot aeudsHE her ar iiH
delegate to the 81 Louis exposition.
#NN work there she said this
afternoon "Will be Ia look after
mattresses who ate unfortunate
enough Ca bc east adrlft tn that city
Ia see o. 70 that they do not stay
out too late az uiHAt. ana in other
wave 60 iook after theIr comfort and
welfare. Z VIII also luak after the
more essentially business interests
Of the unions while at the vNroHi-
etaFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
THE MARKETS

Tho end Of the week finds the
poultry market Hluftad hat without
changes af quotations on stock
iEGH are very firm.
Tho scarcity af peaches continues
hHHphettisa advanced 90 $40 yes
tHfdAy ana black berries dccHued h.
in some eases tfaa There uas "A
s'nd supply Of both kinda Of hef-
fisa.
WHOLESALE PRICES
fftsss prices So 70 sHY haysf ~ auan.
iiiiss Prices - susn purchases assfass
. 80 cent hinhefi
Provisions
rrsst MesfCae f-sf fae 90 sieff hasf
q lh veal sHlm ~ fsh l..f ~
FfuFlsinitsa ifana fs4 ia. hfghkfaaf BE-
eeH igsa b bsl.iss. fssh isae o.
Vegetables
Green oern. 81 osat - tesi nre caHfafs
nla igliai0r9 Hafissfssa 81 eos - Nat -
~ l..fe - - ssga,'' n go
- feHsafaas - ~ Es-islh 'fashIaHfaa
asI WHs issHs 81 aafHaHfrs faaHftI
g. er'rtl 80 49, faufise 90 dozen
. suaghss caHiafaa nai.fBsiaas. q O.
- ~ aat. HrH HlaHt 10 De-
Green Fruit. Et0.
AFrlss naiivs FseHfi o.. Ffasssis.as.
g. 80 20 iat afAA 4a nats aats
leeess 2 s',aae - 80 srrseis aoaesz
sfs's 's ,. 49, - gls's sstsss
tfafs. tar@nis q - esai-. sstifr fasaisf-
flsH o. tHft e crate uFs hiA ssrfEsas
oHt NafittaHea 81 " tsHst#f
3 s14s 49, efaHHes - ss@ait re- -
~ g. '.'' ssss.s saI,s 1 80 l.sss i .
Hay. Grain and Feed
o. fen chez 81 fau ola O. W timothy
- o. 80 as~ So a. - rssi.st y 80.
nFa utsai taf 60 - far. nse alfalfa.
g. trn. res rsMef Sound haF ! 81
iaa ,aidauHae t
suttss. chssSs. Eass Psuisrs
ffaitsr wash'azfea sfsamsitss. -. 81.
So. tss.a rsas. sae1e o.. Eassrs.
ffess Native wasttfaiar f4u sfsans.
"a unltHafHF taa sslas. hffrt lac -.
f4itff tftss#H fHfsFFs. H-e4te Hss
AfHs taEitse H4s aaeAs itE dressed
- spFinH rhtehsas. ht3a aes afa
assss. t9giie
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
.1As.s g,.s.s sss g. 1888 ss.ly.lss :,
H.y ard Grain
EssfsFa wssshiasss.H lsa.afsg. "a &c %
faul anaifa. a. e. 81 tpni cate. - ~
fm. haHe1 - - tnu wheat s. q
faH hfhn. g. - tea siluFts 50 O. tea.
Hsida'inns taaa taas Puget Hpuaa haF
81 e. 81
Eaus. peuitF8i hnd Livestock
afrina rhtsk afsa = tsastf Il aaF
: 49,. -
II. iFe dufkH - 81. dfsaefI veal
So o. Dressed nsa1faa tTaHf in sfs a.
- Hes gaHss i HHsias farf saas - So
10 tirafs aa fasE 4 Gel lsifaa He -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
HRS. MAVERICKS
IMPRISONMENT

MANCHESTER. Eng. Aug. A.
Mr.. Florence Mayhfiek today en-
tered upon the ffftrsnth year 90 her
ignpriaouruvne The Manchester
Guardian. commenting on the mat
tar, szvz & 4 uct nt Al certain
that she piii be released In ip1t IL
this Were done Il wauld BE- n distinct
concession on the part OF the gov-
srumeut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09

piTTsuuRd samuul KliuHens
smith, farmer living near Leeohs
burg WAS awakened early yeatef.
day morning hy an unusual hum
ming OF hlH bees Investigating. he
discovered thai HONEY had srsn Htus
len from several If thp hives Sud
denly the bees began flying Ia
wood near hN. kiingonHmith fol
lowed aud the bees halted 10 q biz
rock Rolling the fack over. kiihr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09

A man is f8alish % buy a regular
400 shirt Tot 500 when he can
secure d HfaHaHTa Wilson fffoH per
Gale OF Madras Shirt ~ the fftg or
fifE QuHiitF for 90.
" b Hut hinaan Co. cor ~ fec
aud and Unfan street an. sailing a
shirt fuf $40 with two pairs -
euffa Yea eaHnui secure tsfa pairs
~ cuffs sisf here Tor lees than g $50
Al new. frrsh And charming pat
terms 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09

Rev fAeWeiiyn Edwards. q Welsh
Presbyterian minister Of London ar
rived this morning and t. the guest
81 the Rev owen Janaa. lie VIII
preach tuluorr0N morning and even
Ing 81 the welsh Presbyterian
church. Ar. Edwards was FOR sew
en- years the pastor ef The Ciapham
Jnwrfinu West Presbyterian church
~ London. lie came 20 this ooum-
tFs fs.F fhe nHFnaae - studying tha
American system 81 education.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
OWED IN VAN

- :; -. = :. - =
NIFhuuEn ms operations afforded
great amusement for ths big efov.a
thsf watched him. The efforts o. A
- BENJAMIN the oliver. a. rseuv.r
10 in Euii thrown into the bay Iaat
esHsiNf by drua Wilson. a maniac
we're uhataiilnE The diver went
down three times n an attrnapt a.
secure the Treasure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09

Thomas Hau. an eeeanirls English
iahareF " hose frienaa have -
ignE time believed he Was crnsy
w1N declared uuf insane By pbysi-
ftsHs Who examined hina h. thr sa-
fseftar court thia morning. HAN Wa
hfEusat into cpuFt tWa dAFs ago gu
y examined as Is hts fitness ~ h.
st iarEs A. that time the doctors
ruufd not decide whether 90 not he
vas insane and the case VAS com
tiuasi until today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
Tempered cepesr

The lost art 81 fempsriuE copper
has been discovered and patented BY
Seattle people. Their factory IL nuN
turning eui ihs naalai Il 1888 Fifsi
avenue south. Limited amount II
zt1zk fgT safe. sfifHfT fiss si;=ff - isiiiissi
and articles on exhibition ~ offices
u the Aztec Copper Manufacturing
Co. 23s Burke bldg. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09

Mrs kate ryrcll president OF the
Tacoma cooks. Walters and Mait-
ressea union ana northwest organ
iaef q the International Mattresses
union. IA ho ls now ia the city acting
as ohapsrOnc fOf Miss Christine
Dahl Tueomas loading candidate
for queen of the labor carnival, nov
enc - queen Augusta maids Of
HOVER and of Queen Augusta her
self. has the distraction 81 being the
woman ito FIRST organise "a watt
fesaes union, She did that az Ia
coma fiVu years uan
Since that tiNe the mattresses
unions aii oNur the northwest have
gained al atrrueth under the dircc.
ton IT Mra ryfren. Who has hut
recently returned fran a business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09

YANpAtIA. I'll. Aug s-fanela
uInuun fuiuIiinflt known az Uncle
Prank viii tomorrow celebrate the
1904 anniversary 81 bis birth 10 the
midst az q Gathering uf hiH friends
aHd relatives ~ hiH home IN YER
non. O. little aiiaHe Hbaut m mites
from this GitH Mr fiuuuu var
bnfn kvaf t0nfhbuFR Va on Aug
o 1904
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
DENIES ALLIANCE

MADRID Aug. s-Forfuar Prom
ier riifrW iu an Interview today de-
uiss tina; an alliance hsa bean fartn-
ed between France and spain. a..
though TIE extrcuIe frssudHnsss Of
the tNo nations leads 20 the hafe
thar an alliance viii soon hc con
Illuminated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09

Adolph ftaas. WliD was picked up
bY rhe police "Wednesday night and
waf thought r. be- insane. we die
charged bY ga insanity commission
iu Judge AihsftaonH court this
morning NhAh pf1fcaasd 10 find
hiu iHai HfuHiH
Tho uHu had 40 money ana Judge
Aibeftrou paid his fare o. Tacoma
where be- an8H BE- has friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
ooLoNEL IEnn4 nrAn

tsaseHvl Isfee# f.aaay. q prautln=
ent Grand Army man. aud nefnher
Or the Seattle bar. died ~ tubereus
!9sis - the thruat ~ his hcne. zoe
warren avenue as late hour iast
niEht Funeral EerHieeS ~iil BE- held
Sssiisssf as tire family residence. al
2 "a. under the anspt-ca % John
Mllier Post No. 81. q. A. A.. 60
Nhieh he bclonFed
t'"ionet Teddy II survived by n
wife and son. Fns mors than n
years the drseaHrd has lived in ~.
atths. HE was bern IN newark \ 4
in iktA and served during The civil
var IN the ie0th lliinbfs Fuiuntssrs
the first part. or iess al chance 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
FATAL BLAST

nNfSTpL. Aug while blast
ina cold HlnH at the bristol furnace
this morning. blast exploded pre-
maIufuly in1uhua eight worimen.
two OF them fatally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09

A special train has Just completed
the run from New York % Los An
geiee. : 100 fniiea. ri the record
bfeakiug time OF days ] h0ar ami
q minutes.
The secretary 81 var has ordered
an inyestiga ton 81 the official acts
OF Maj George Rhafiu. formerly
United States Quartsfmaster IT Se-
attic. now stationed at Washington,
u. c.
Portland city council r. trying 20
find an excuse for refusing the bid
Of Moran Bros. for the construction
Of steel fireboat FOR the city OF
Portland.
Miss Viola Fuller mas been eieFt-
ed queen Of the Olympia carnival.
Three Japanese fishermen were
drowned ~ the Gulf Of Georgia yes
terday
Andrew Carnegie today donated
public library At Dublin.
Have You Seen ~
A Teuion friend from gquak
Slough sends the following on a
postal card.
Lost.
Cone prindie CAT mid some dails
cud off lie haf two vite fleets IN
frond and some wife feet pehiudt
uud some leedle hornts grow BY der
dop Of IL hedt Whoeffer sindts dia
car I elf efryp0dy tree toilars.T
SAYS the Pike street philosopher.
'Tf some women could choose be
tween a good name and snail feet.
folks would soon be a-talkin'
The office boy submits this sign
20 managers Of local restaurants
80 he dtsalaxed during the noon
hour rush
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09
n a D So q d y n q n n q
STAR DUST:

Luke - ~ Town
Luke thc Leon. who escaped from
the Padded cell early thts week, ~
In seattle BE saN the story Boa The
star last nikAt slsout the eity Ear-
hAge dump and the fallnNiuw iu
i4ukss oNn hand Vas received this
morning
Tide.land Thsaahts
seatss last nirht ia q street ear.
was weary and ~ e. ease.
Ana ny uostrils y hiffeS at some
sitting
rhat rude on the evening ufvcre.
/ snou not what I wAs saying.
I know WhAt ] thought tust then,
breathing that garbage dunsp o3or
With a Thousand either msa.
Thee are q more staHAas 90 this
cdafFl From l4ukes tfanehart pen.
Thny will - scent - anyone frvr
Of eharKe the first time the south
wind blows.
Annual convention Of school sup
efinteuasnts wiii - held ia olym-
pis September -
Il suppose yuu never know what
you are Eolux % So tomorrow
No / never 80. NJ work h al.
Ways cut ous Zoe me
There eoaid ~ 10 r0asihie DOUBT
Of rs atatcinent. f0a sTs. BE- Was
- -.ss -. as < - =
ne - 81 m 4 VTuHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09


TIE star Dust Mans poem ye~tsr-
daY sHaas a hi3 hit Everybody Is
As anxious a. hs i thaf ~ taks
a vacation tfuH friend Nritee
Go take a IONS rest y s-pout
eulns back
Other writer's say
n = F-"wc need Il as bad a.
yuu de-
=. = WI ~!u pay all ycas
expenses and yuu can stay away as
hong a. Soa want 60
r l. S-"uout seem % ire Il
wsauia he very hard % get souie+
body 10 take yuar place, Ainaomt
arg body could 40 Il i"
Hunter yutns out - my ranch
aAe III mistake yon Tor y CHINA
mon bear some day when I've xot
my gun
stsllaeoaui have one empty
eel waiting for sou
These eRpresaiuuH - kindness have
Les TIRE star rsaat Mar % woo hts
muse once more e similar veins
Nosody
EVsrYhody's out Of tann.s Il what
I'm told these days.
Every hodr's gone away % dodge
the suns hot ravs
Every bodfS hunted out resorts
both utf 4nH near
Every nodys Eoue but me-
2m
suA
Here.
rncendiarics attempted 20 burn
the stables at the Empire tracks.
Workers. \. y. sariY this morning
Thirty sluabie hoFzes we're rescued
with difficulty.
a Word from Josh Wise
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s7tl5o--To Chiesss and Rstura-
t7f50

And equally low rates 20 all Eastern
points. on August 18TH. 18th. atth
and Eeth. over the Northern Pacific.
Full Information at =. =. city office.
Z 4. N1fsau. general agent. Seattle.
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anon MrrrlNaa roNloAr

Brewers Western central Labor
linton hall. ito6 Heeond aNrnur
Steam rnfIneefa NaitfrHHoH haii,
lagH Second avenue.
sunday Meetings
Motherhood of EnFincefH Flo
ntur block and Pacific block.
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SOLID COMFORT Aug. :. fsaa--
Nothing like a Soft shirt Tor conn
fset. One Dollar takes the pick % a
beautiful Tine well worth $50. King
Hrne.. sis First avenue. -
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GET HUNGRY
WHILE You WAIT.
lnouFsr POSTPONED

The Inquest over the supposed re-
mains 81 A. v. T.evau, found Ia the
Duwamlah river. near the rncetrack.
several days aRO, has been postpOn-
"a until Monday afternoon. n was
originally Intended TO hold the In
quest today. bat u fa impossible 20
get . number 81 necessary Witness
~ here before Monday.
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ERLIcH.HARRlSON co. zinc. J

a"'NWOC1 A~btfADNh
All kinds OF hardwood, oak and
maple flooring. "a
Phones Sunset, Main iss8. indie
pendent 1896.
Railroad ave. and Connecticut 1T.
one block south of Moran Bros.
BEATTLE.
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Two Norwegian picnics are 10 be
given tomorrow. One ia 10 bs given
at Pieaaae beach by a Morse So
ciety Of this city. and the other n
70 be given at stones landing by a
Norwegian young peoples society.
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Excursion 20 Victoria Saturday
aud SUNDAY. August 8 and .. t3o0
round trip. e0s ist ave. 80
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MARINE NEWS

% China and japan thls morning
Nith a hsAvy fafsu consisting most
~ u raur There ~aa also large
Htuffs
Nome liner Indiana was i1wsd 70
fagis Harbur yesterday Afternoon
10 BE- laid up
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Mrs WIN. ~ WhlttleRey. coniraito.
Ffrsf 81. y. church. sunday night