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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

SNAP FOR TURNER

With but fhfee days training Clar-
suce English attempted h stand up
against Ruff furnsF in the sqaarrd
circle az tbs seattle thsat ef last
night RUFF allowed him @ stay
twelve rounds and al the beginning
af the thlfteenfh Referee eaHHidins
GA suggestion 81 Police Captain VII
lard called the fiEht % and gave
the decision to Turner English vas
or bic feet and TURNER had told
the referee that Il was a shame 20
hli hlm
A. any tiiaa aftsf the second uf
tkifd round zafHsf could have oop-
ped be- fuans ifa nauts 4 - give thr
crowd a show for itH nsHes. how
ever. and IS TIE nKht 80 an. kuE-
hah Was 40 match for thu black
boy NE claims. however. that it
was ihN Hfst time he Vas svas
khafkst cut ef even siysn black
eye
Iosssey Bsanstt and Jack nischis
fought q tsHsfound preliminary 20
a draw Harry KraSts wen a sis-
refund curtain raiser from Ma
chfinty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

FALL DOWN
aANoTAlLsRAN TRUE TO FORM
AT MEADOWS YESTERDAY

the mud afks wert eut ~ it az
Tha Neadaea yesterday and iVf iho
,,n.t paH iha horses TAN g. mnn
fhefs ualH 2 ftw surprises hut a
.airie IT Hteefifft rresaed the wlfa
afsi Lads Kent in the fourth rarc
rro,e.i a essat fbius tar the heos 80.
she was hagkai from I Is Il in .
~ persistent beitnK hat fsu Heneth.
Reruits
F4r-i naee Rive fnrionKs selling
l.vraf.nlls ana $40 Mona ~ O. !.
henderson ar wiunHb tila 9irn
se,nns. Ihftie thlrd Tfmf iniN
sron1 Eaer Five Naalnnss sell
ms, sNeag elds Fom Reilly %
4 stuart az Winaef Col RoNey
ascanli task Adtue, thNd. timci
itaA.
ralri Raee rhrec raflenss SELF
INA. s.yrsHaiss and 10. Fat TUCK
ss' ) a. A linton zap winner Mover
eecond, fem MITCHELL third flmei
reurth Raee one mile aed nft
,ar,ia. tsYear eils ana ~ Kitty
Kelly. t. T. Chandler up. winnsr.
oral sesand. Administer third.
Tine lsA
Finh Raes Five furloass. selling
t.yraf-obis ant up. Judge Narton.
T u a. paksn nv wmnsH Miss
Dividend sseond, Montaya third.
Tive / 49,
RtxsA naee seven farieaxa, sell.
lng ysaf a3as and az. Sailor. 5
70 I. Henderson up winner Judge
NoarheaH aaeend sol iIghtsnrtriln
third Time tS&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

James love. quaftsruinstef 81 tite
Nome liner Naanpke. showed him.
self TO b. a gallant geuteman Whsa
the treasure ship uuiiat oat srusn the
AEsu dogk Cor tha Epii aeida It 4
o'eiock this utnFutur ~ TIE iast
minute rr~ttk Esft ~ 20 - ssEa -
b. a stsnogra nHHf fFUut The east Ia
walking down The steep gaHk fiank
dropped a bundle oE letters into the
water
In an instant ana before the weasel
had tlilla 90 pun esfi The yuauE ON
eeF lowered hinsvif oesr the hiEh
side % the lines On a rups aftd ~
getting his clothing egeil saAkni
NFAhhed the Htuisf but iuQtnN ffsin.
80 y = $50 ~ - ~ ~ .slsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
HIS NAME rs LOVE AND
A GALLANT KNIGHT rs HE
OF NOME LINER RESCUED
BUNDLE OF LETTERS FROM THE BOY FOR A
PRETTY GIRL WHO DROPPED THEM

under his blouse and climbed up the
rops aKaEn amid the smiles 81 al
airation 81 the hundreds ~ the fair
6rx assembled ga tae aaek to see
their friends on
Fulif half og the Raannksu -
passengers were tourists on pleasure
bent Other passengers sssrs Arthur
~. SeYsA. former United states
Ni1Ee for tire Nome division. q. A
Nhsa. enc % the heasisnt minlnS
operators IN Nome. Joseph ~
Dawes. the local attorney sho Il
bound fef nafrh Hafbef o. tnspacs
zeal. ell and mi uins properties b
the Aiufian isiaHds. ard ths plfe
and family ~ Res ~. u. CaNen
The Haanokr had = full cargo ~
Z. ;. -. =. - =. -. = - ss"':' s.ys
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THEATERS
Iose Ministries

TIE re4t aseFartlan at the Drama
fpliowinE tns Nat e. fientwfu engage
nent wtieh hsefns tourrFaH night
snf sAsarfas matinee IN The Altar
a rrfsfSlaAln ard SATURDAY uiEnt IN
s'whea W W~rr Tw-nfy-our. VII
b tae n hart J. Iass aaiastrris
which comes Ter t3p nlshts oulv, FRI
dsy and Saturday. JuiY y ana = 1n@@.
wAe 10 = sell knqwa eantFa=tsfpr y
haakrf ~ Frank ct1shfunz. q w~ii-
knewn Minstrel. william Aeunn4ia. q
base. late ~Efh he Baetenlznsi VII
IAN Kslisr Mack TIE Jos- aefstse. the
I4snao Rsss and 4 cshere-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

GETS EVEN
spuo'S" CAST orr WHITE.
WASHES THE BABES

Iloneit John McCioaheY t. 20
happy these days iiia friakyn' tfiHf
cans have hit a winning gait fhuY
tauk another Heaip from the nuHdaig
layout at Athletic park yesterday
afternoon, The score was To- p.
for pugdala. Waa hardly in hta usual
fofm, while Lehman, the local caste
Oft. kept hia former team mates
guessing taliI Hurley aud Buck
Freeman took = couple If hifs HWat8
n hia curves. and bucky uuilinaHs
worth alHe Hat lB thr Eame uifh a
safe one, but that was ht the hit-
tins done bN the entire local team
Throughout the same.
The usual fast fielding game
marked the Wufk ~ the iiahea.
Score hx luulnaH A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
Belle az New YORK;

Tho Pollard fJulpafiAn op@ra rorn-
pany returns - ne seattle ttsetsT for
= shert engagement b~Efaniag sur
dsy sverine. when The Bslis - NsW
rcrk viii ~ xivsn. Tns company
ra1ss a hig ~ whea u was here last
ysar rneiaasd gu the cass are TEDDY
McNanara tha hoy comedian Aifrss
Fr~1 ard Jack Psiiard. vnrelists. ara
Daphne PanaFa- The smallest star b.
enaraktnrl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
L0UBET SAYS
FARE WELL

LONDON. Iuiy >. President Lou
Dover lie viii start home today
Members 81 the cabinet drove 70
the Victoria station early this mufhs
ing They were followed ~ King
Edward, who accompanied PRECEDENT
isnuhst 90 the royal salon. After
their arrival they had "a long COM
Yefsatian. when they parted Lou
bet shook both the kings hands
heartily.
THE Prince % wales ana several
other members af the royal family
also hadn Inv president a cordial
farewell
Many - fhs specials ~ fi1s1 we're
aaid yesterday. hat hundreds suu rs=
iuain Tahiaa. Hinaerfaan a co 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
NOW, LOOK OUT!

BERLIN. JgiY a.--Ths ministry ~
war IL investigating the value ~
a new exriosfve called "sophrait
ard a new cannon Invented for ffiua
IT, II "a ssld q have one hundred
times the poser u any other *
nloalxe known. Il was Invented ~
a Hawaiian engineer and a physi-
n4aa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
HOLLlUP
o. NJ. GALLOWAY FOUND uN.
CONSCIOUS ON STREET

o. NJ. Galloway was found uneon.
seiaus on the sidewalk ON i'ira ave-
me south ihHt night and taken 70
the Wayaidr Mifaian where Tor Hses
rfal hours he WIS UNCONSCIOUS. lie
had but 20 cunts IN hla porsetH The
belief IL that he was assaulted and
robbed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
Third Avenue

Ths present senrqn AZ tha Third Az.
~nue thaaser wfii Close Saturday wight
wher tha teal protootton Il Not
0uiity ~ the Stafford stock rosnpa NJ
VII b. given The company has had
= successfai rlau - eight weeks ~ the
up-town pi4F haslse which vii - dark
fof sfx week ess~ulna aEslH r. thr lat
sne ssa-s - tssessas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

BOSTON. Mass. Iuiy a.-Tne or
ci4I Deliberations Of the National
Educational Association VIII close
today. Booker T. WashinEtnu's pa
pr on ~the Kindergarten aud the
Negro was aus Of the most inter-
eaflna ~ the entire session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
DOPE WAS
ALL WRONG
OAKLAND TRIMMED TIE 81.
WASHES IN FIRST GAME

rsrke Wllsan BAD the ''deae AN ar.
vwnEst 90 ehsage sessttr'a tssk sofne
how the tuHe ~as al wrehk for when
Ire eysnias shades h-saa g kathsf
soaNians Z Ssattie 81 Was ehsiked up
90 he aease saasd a. Ecasea tian para
ne shake-ifn q TIE ieeai seart HAD
ths fssss gusmsfrs YESTERDAYS afteFuopN.
Mahlsf, a HaWssi ~ saeeiasn lately
acquired 81 Nfssna. made IA ekesiignt
shnwiug on sse2nd base fsaeiley an
oihsr neN an VAS aern faf The first
tine IN tha center garden.
earnpie su8 Meskphan wsfe in the
:,ssotx ana tes iati,T had seaieu hat
the Better & tas arzamsnt score by
tanfU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

DON'T FAIL TO TAKE ADvANT.
AGE oF THE CHANCE NOW or
fERt1D IN KING SOLOMON. THE
ONLY BEftAnLE CLAtKVoYANT
N THE CRY TODAY. roR ONE
MONTH. Full LIFE ct.AtRyOY-
Ant READING TO LADIES. 81.
~ HE DOES NOT TELL YOU
oSE ~ SEATTLE Can.
sHHHt HrsE= - ~ ff.a.ar A nasIs rsassr.
1853 aHft - - - - a 49,
iAG TO GENT .FssiES FER g..
REDUCED RATE ron ONF
MONTH ONLY DON'T FAIf. TO
CONSULT THE ONLY RELIABLE
CLAiRNoYASr ~ THE cry rO-
DAY al PIKE STREET.. MEL
RosE-rousE. ROOMS 80. OFFICE
HOURS A. NJ TO y NJ. AND 7
TO a AT HOME ALL DAY SUN.
DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

4 tel = bcx taaanaa Na. xrares
no crate. pfuHse. ! ss1sit efs1A
Butter. Cheese. Esss. Poultry
nssstsr.-wsssirstsa sr~.msrsss. tte
Tsss trssn raneh. - aoss Ks..sra.
w.. x.t,v. sss.kts.,sn. s.n ss.as.
Ia11se. umbsrEer IL. sssisa. brick. =
rsatsy = nrss.ss sssrs-ys sres.s ~.
ise. spffaH ehlghsns. g ssl,sLs dax.
hay. Gran ard FEED
e. , ss'se ,i a. "a. s.''s Z, s. e % -
SO - ten. Eas4sfa washfn2sau tisnsshy.
- ten. FaefeFa Wsen es.Eane@ee~si
..ssatsy, so . - ssi,sEs.. hsy. ti1ss
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
srh.ss erssss sss 81 ssaas sslis.fs.i -
tisy ard Grain
E4sssra wzst tsHashv. txfaz7 go
sifsifa. fss - saa esssI 80 - tssl ssateY.
st - t.ia etsat So So faa hFeas sksfss
sAssts s1i.s0 iaa. a1tsaexs. tzzees1. -
Esas. posisrY ard livestock
spxiax shfsa~us. - ass o. aas.
EsA& NNNHN Fassfts w ~" HRfaHt
IL u. i've aaeka lac 10. dressed
feaA ks4te dressed fuuttvu siHu5H -
dressed hnEz a4atse ~ chnire hrsf
cess on loot. ~ -. steers 90 foot.
fsutAc ~ calves ga foot t-Essn -.
hogs an foot. ir H.. hides. ssssfe
vsgssshle end Green Fruits
Balsaana gssafsss aatls~s. sAeo tea.
rskirfs@ fianH sea eaFrVfa. 81 - faeA
nstlxs sasoas 90 gFAas fruit - 80 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

sszs~lls1d flis faF ! Quick sais- g.
Feur sores 4 good land. : acres
cleared v acre IN bHrrfes. house.
barn. chiekeH house aAd park. fine
read 10 the city. and Ia Eood neigh
baFhpod. All foe SIS
ADAMS & SlcHOfA
first Avenue aud Cherry Street
81 Waahlnsfaa BuiiGiaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
cur AN ARrERY

While la nt OF temporary iuaan.
iiN John MahonsW a city prisoner
"a the WHYHida Mission hospital
plunged his arm through glass
window. Several ugly Cutn were
mhIa and an arlalY anNnInl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
Empire Park Theater

A better hiif than last weeks excel
lent attractions Ia being given ~ the
Empfre Park th-atrr this Wssk ~
al raw vas8ssiIls artists eppeAf IN the
Ola. and AT meta are now. eiih ere eH.
o@psion. Thf4ter- woers get n0rs foT
thsfr mnasy a. this house tHnn "a any
Other fhaatef r. tovn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

Eward SHIELDS. summer vaudeville
Al Lrsehi paris continues q drAw wsii
A new bfl i begdg gives this week.
BABY Owen. an intaut actress. Is ths
his 81 fhe week
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PETITION rs
NOW READY

WASHINGTON. y. g. July -
sifuau WoiH 81 The Society ~ n'nAi
u rifh. called on Secretary Hay thls
morning and said the petition 70 the
csnr wusid - ready next seek. lie
San Present the document 20 ths
president nsxt TUESDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
RRYAH WiLL
GO ABROAD

LINCOLN. Ssh. July q william
] Ryan and daughter vii take an
extended EuFaua4u tuaf. asserting
% an announcement made ~ him
to-day, They leafs early m Espism-
her Hryan intends 20 make q aAe-
etsi sfatY II 50 g. Logical conditions
On hsR return ha Wi!i write \ book.
f.sak AZ TIE aaits m ruf Ufasaw -
special s.is q fifU. you'll rscusuias
sod values. rokias. aiaasrtnsn a
"a
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Three Tree Point
Three Tree Point
Three Tree Point
Three Tree Point

The company ovn two aud one.haif
miles ~ water front. which a plated
into lots each lpt has nlNfk=fnat We
ter trout running back FROM nfls'
hpndfed e. three huldfsd fHat dcgp
The streets are Graded trails are also
graded through the grounds which
are nov nrsn for summer huruFa
large pavilion one hundred ana
tueutY feet IN dinmatef. erranErd 81,
that ~ can he divided into four haiin
Fgparafe and apart from he other.
n necerHasYs for the use uf smaller
The grounds are open for engagement
for The Use OF all excursion parties.
- H. X. sh.ii,-..,s,,s,hii ~ e,.
fhs use - the Fraunda uu IA hhatil
days viii be runnfdrfnd
1t - the desire IN the com unrv thai
the ground shall be used HNrluaiVrit
for Ia resident patrons aud thrif
friends on Sabbath days Tents.
nicely fuarsd. VIII D. erected for the
use nf summer campers. Grounds can
b. rented aud campers furnish their
own outfit Ter the season.
str Fluuud leaves faf Three Tree
Point daily from city b9ek foot u
Main street at a. M
Str Capital city from Same dock NJ
str ". q. Reed leaves City dock foot
u Main street. for Three Tree Point
Asriyias at Seattle at u m. = D. m.
ST. Arrow viii stop At Three Tree
Point on her regular trips % and
from Tacoma. Timf card announce
mant made later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

The Singer. injured by fall IN
The f8era Tuesday. had 90 sNe shot
yesterday morning The horse WaH
owned by W q MaHrane, The
animal WAS worth about SOC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
LYNCH TALK

ATLANTA. Ca. July e@The
militia has been ordered 70 arifiina
where a mob threatens 90 lynch ?
white man for q crime committed
against his own daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
CAPETOWlN JARRED

cAPETOwS. July e-The most
violent earthquake IA years occurred
here today.
Baseball season Suits. finest IN the
land special sale price. choice. 81 =.
ToHias. siuRsrman q CO. -.
Races positively close Saturday. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
MHoLEsALE PRIcEs
Green Fruit. Eta.

Bsrs wi5srfias. s.Z&1 70; Clark s-ed
-. bon; apric0ss q o0q31 u crate; Cal
5sc4fl . crates cal peaches
tcrals. eurrants. fiM crate ma
- berries f10i 90 blaekberriss. q
- Tf' enionr a. DGNf %
- r1e1 ~ hasI apuiss. SIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
WIND STORM
AT ST. Paul

ST PAUL Mlnu. July "a Ter.
rifio Nlua and rain stafm did q 80
damage here this morning. n L.
feared that efass ~ shs estlygax
country Ssfe badly injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

We will carefully examine
your Teeth and tell you in adj
vance exactly what your WORK
will cost. free OF charge.
All work guaranteed for IS
years.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sundays a. m. TO ia m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

1AnX MAsnA Aaals SHE she aessplt
AZ only the Egyptians can new
phases introduced. forecasts the fu-
ture rnd advises in ali matters per-
tanning 20 business, love and family
affairs; Cousuita ton free, strictly
confidential, office hours 2 10 10 ,. m.
qla Third avenue telephone lndcpen-
dent use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

MADAME CAROLINA The wonderful
eialrNoYHnt medium, tells The present
pest aud future. HamcH SVEN cards and
rhlHisiry 2Ae ard upwards. Hapn4a a.
o. il5 Firat avenue. Nenduns hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

A. san Essseisce-saa rFaneisee. 4.
EAegnmsutes 4
AZ Portland f-as Anxsire s. Fugt-
land.
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TIE PLACE TO LIVE.
EASY TO REACH EASY To nuY
Beautiful loratian on shore Of Lake
Washington short ride on Sc cleo
tsfc cars ffasa Flrss Ana wasting
ton. large lots toxIts with alley.
are selling fast a. So. - ard fi0o
Al g. and Ole doWn and o month
20 already sold. everybody likes
Rainier beach its the best and
cheapest property on market for
home and Investment. sShoals
churches. stores me garden soil.
Cleared and graded avenues. side.
walks grand views boating. bath
Ing fishing high and heAithfbl:
plenty anod ard city =sssr. fam
Der On terms Or home buf7i. ese
Mr. Weed. aRHnt. office At Rainier
Reach ~ 9 K sturfevanf. uunsf.
go Bossnn block.
eHEAr iass 81 So 10 ., ftifisess 10
reiy ~ usirafee rtfs - nis usn4es -,
iise - NsshiEsfHn street terms o.
-srfa ores ca rrsunas
$3.50 50 sers. mr. valley iass assr ,swu
= arres nntsF plaw - sares - r~esA
80 tsianrs r. fine tiIuhsfi So 4 400,
kaassf tssfns. hafrs ard Gov sfstis.
shtsaen 30. fast sna Hiik hgss=e. ~,
eaauty rod - eaaffis NtsstsHHrrr a
hrnsA - Hex~sli tieck.
VIZ esn iorafa faa 90 tNs best hasnestsas
tan4e IN NashtHEtrn. We haFa esrue
snef fsrrsa - safe cali 81 y ~
Casey. 90 Pacific hioek essfts
GREAT bargain In ranch Of 20
acres. five miles from Hanfon.
partly improved $3.50.
JAS. n TAYLOR. fTs Arcade.
SEVENTEEN neres In Fosiofia gar
den tracts. fenced In. crop cheap
for CASH viii cut 70 suit the pur-
chaser. take Rentnn car 10 Eos
tiers. inquire Tor Whittier, the
owner.
Society Nouoes
! Al ths usaai - ates in yoss hsns 9Th
Hnf scrvena HsadAH tie CafpeHtsF. ste
Msaiscn- ftsass. Aain iiTo n ies1.
Ciafrsoyants
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risr snanurTo
IhE MhkkcIO

Several aozens Of live pigeons ar
rived on the local market. This
morning, and we're sold 70 an cpl
curean hotel for 1850 per dozen.
Poultry II All kinds continues 20
GENE IL freely.
The first California wafarmeionE
Of the season arrived last night. and
n carload 81 the Georgia variety
came IN yesterday. The former we're
quoted today ~ i1S0 and 81 per
Anzen and the latter At 2 cents per
pound. Peaches declined slightly
today. Raspberries sold All the way
from 81 to $50 per crate. Curraufs
were quoted at si25 per crate.
String beans advanced I cent.
Hofhouse tomatoes fell off g cents
per box. There vas a large supply
u green corn on Western avenue,
hut the quota ton remained firm at
10 cents per dozen.
WHOLESALE PRICES
rrn~~s prfess are 70 any buyer 70 casn.
titles. Prices On small purchases ayersss
~ p%r cent. hiEker)
Provisions
Fresh msat--cow beet f-fe ~. steer
beef. SIC n. mutton. NJ n. pork. 100
1870 ~. veal. e0i0c
rrgvisiors-- Hams. r. %. breakfast ba-
sen. iTise ID. bellies fresh. i7ae ~
Vegetables
Cal green corn 100 doz; new Cal
potatoes. NAE carrots. III turnipe,
nD sack. Mississippi tomatoes. $50
Dor: hothouss. fi0 per box; let
tu4e i2he doz rauiin0wsr. II per dor
green peas. zasa74. string beans sdsc'
ouounbers. 15ff75c doxs radiHheH. i0c
doSea bunches. onions. no cWti
green. 100 d0zau bunokesi Natermei-
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a Tacoma Spokane 4, Tacoma z.
Al lutte Las Angeles IS. nutte ..
AZ salt Lake salt Lake Il. Hell
ma s.
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q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

pHoTo0RAfHs@co pyins and sniarelns al
lowest rates first -ciars wurk open sun.
days n, "a. nuoma. e2ti First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

We iaaa q falarisd people ~ their usfsaaal
Hafa HlfhHut security HeafinHa atFiaIs
IS CONFIDENTIAL m yea need money.
caH 81 uf TIE NidtHff fran Company.
room II cai1HlHl block narfhsaft tgfaaF
flea sHd End cniumhiHl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

] An the n.aai % ntes tn yoes hsns 9Th
znf ser~sns hsadAf tie CafpeHtsF, sIe
hsaiscn- ftasss. hain iiTo. n ies1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

..r.esss.e - - s.s~-e-~s-ase-e-
y HAVE Eulf of hafaHH asIs Sous ssisfs
aiso fag single horses 1870 npisfa. fof
sats cheap npiuH oct a btisinsss Bafa
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-20
VICTORY FOR COMBINES.
Iowa's Anti Compact Law Is Declared
Invalid by the Courts.

Chicago Oct. pa dispatch to the
Chronicle from Des Moines Iowa, says
Judge Smith Mcpherson of the federal
court has rendered an opinion in which
he holds the anti-compact law placed
on the statute books of Iowa in 1895 is
invalid and asserts insurance companies
have as good a right to combine as
other commercial interests.
The opinion is of far-reaching i'm
portance, affecting every company in
the state, eighty-five of which asked
an injunction restraining the state au-
ditor from enforcing the Blanchard law,
which prohibited two or more COM
panies entering an agreement to fix
rates.
Judge Mcpherson does not hold the
law Unconstitutional because of violat-
ing the constitutional provision re-
curing all laws to be general and uni
form in operation. but claims the state
auditor has nc right to shut out of this
state any foreign company which he
finds solvent and financially worthy.