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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
HOT ELECTION FIGHT
ON IN ISSAQUAH
Coal Company Is Tyag TO Use Coercion to Get
Votes for IT'S Candidates

proclaimed on the streets that the
reason the coal company has not an.
nouneed IN. name % Is candidate
IL hsesuso that faction l. waiting 10
Hcs the color q tho paper on Whleh
TIA eittzens' ballot II printed 80 that
ihs apposlnk caudids ta'a name may
D. nriuted GA = different eoiored pa :
per. ~ this method Il L. believed
that the average miner viii he easily
cosfexd - vote AZ ths hess may dis
rect. for - Vpte a ballet % differ
vut epief % the conpsnya cAndi-
dates ballot Heuid he Immediately
drtsetsd. and tbs minaf would fua
tbs Fask az tntmasiiAts discharge
from employment 1-hs whole tae n
10 Al fewer hnAt. sEeitefnent runs
hixh. and the setting ef teniarros =
sun. 40 matter whAt mar be the tu-
suit - the election. VIII witness the
ending ~ ths nref "a series ~ tn
evifahis struggles between baaalnm
ana the tfsdzpnnde1ce e men Ia this
town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
tsp.sIsl 10 The start

t1sAQtAh. wash. May s,-fhis
.eheol district /. in thp throes of the
most bitterly eontentcd sehonl cleo.
tien ever knaWu hurs sinee the form.
attaa - the district There are two
factions one 4 knuNu a. fhe tssa.
auah Gual company faetfaa. Cnnisad-
ms and using IT, power over the
miners Tor an entire change IN the
starr ~ teachers. and the othsa IL
known a. the eitiHEnas facttau.
maintaining that ti,e present beard
~ directors has distinguished Itself
BY entrinfinE a. Euoa teachers a. can
~ oauua IN tha rututx. and that
therefore there should b. no chanA .
IN the pers1nnsl 81 the bad.
Tie eitiEeasf farsiaa aaninatcd the
retiring firceteF. " 4. iceland. fur
Fs eass tsan. TGaa GOA sampaaF has
not Sat announced ths same q Is
consolidate. aitheanh the eieetinn j. u
lake place tottsarro~. II - agsfgif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

las s=a 90 Saturday l3as. asssag tie
ahssars ~ her s1Fi. placed a red hof
poker against the bare h4es 'of ths
unfortunate woman. - h. aslfnfuitfed
suiaflas directly after the torture BY
hwelHa@ ma apiufn
FkH rafeElts 80 the saaHa NuHsan
I. lAWA 49,. apun0 ,..-s.--s - > = -. 90
Ihe shr.tiEsF has t-ssa ARRESTED
Hns pat o. taftafu - rake her eur
tFaS HHf Nf1sftta Feke twept9 aHn
latinff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
SPECIAL JUDGE IN
WHITTLESEY SUIT

Wiimon Tucker 10 10 be appointed
special Judge 20 Try the suit brought
~ the county against Charles y
whitley, ea=eounty treasurer. t.
feepNsf shortage IN his accounts
amounting - nearly $1,000. The ap.
p"intineht was agreed upon ysster.
day By Prosecuting Attorney scott
afid 9. Meade ksnory. attorneys re-
nl.ss lively, foe the county aud Mr.
Whlttiesay, owing 10 the time the
tfRt % the raae VIII consume u uaa
fnund tlnpfautseahle 20 note Il for
trial on the regular suprror court
calender The date for the hearing
gisii action has rot yat been fised,
Nhitti~Aey WAS Indicted by the
recent srand iusy on a charge Of
iarcsny sfnbssxienent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

low mass. t1fta = ~ high rnaaa :
D. IA. tosparH and bsuadiciion.
Sacred HeArt Church Rev. Geo. A.
mid A. 8 a. m. and .. m. low
mass $50 2. m, venrers. sermon
I ana hsnediction.
Church % the immaculate Conoep-
ton REV. a. BNeere. At 110 aud
s.1o 4. m. low unsss 10 20 a. m.
high mass and sermon. 30 .. m..
rosary and bsuedictinu.
spsslai Meetings
Queen city Theosophleal Society
The Uses Of Magic" Mrs. =. A.
Sch waRerl
chHreh 81 Godfrey. J. NJ webb.
pastor. Meets A. zses East jefferson
street, at q. m. III r. Fearful 20
Fall Into the Hands Of the Living
God"
Trinity Parish Church-Rsv. n. II.
OoWeu Services ~ : 80 q. m. II
a. m. Tss0 y. m Morning subject,
Alone and Yet Not Aipne:" evening
subject. Poems % Immortality
Tennvson'a In Msmoriam.' "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
CHINESE MOTHER MLAW
CALLED, 1.-THE SHE TIGER"

Meshsrs- fnslzw n chirz are sease-
times - evil - the ceinie papers
CLARA thoss IL thts rauufFf are. &c
cerdlnk ~ the Honsknne Press -
! ufssfnEF. uNF HEsn ana 81 s4fr, has
i-srsesse n8fnrisssls bees ass - ~ a.
g1efts - ths Hzafksr VIA has xaiHssi
ina aahfs4usf af fnH ahessisesf sac
brutality in-te~ates her daughter "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
WILL AGREE ON CITY
HALL SITE WEDNESDAY,


Members Of the oity council com
mltise on public buildings and
grounds AZ a meeting last night de-
cided that they would agree on a
city ban site neat Wednesday night
and report tho same to the city
council at It's next following regular
meeting.
Chairman nsdward. President
Parry and J. A. james. chairman OF
the finance committee were ap-
pointed a special COMMITTEES 20 In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
JOHN COT D6cKED

when John nonnsii came % Al !
o'cseek this morning M wAs ntyux
Eilns IN the hay near thu foet ~
Jackson street When he realised
his position hs sailed fnF help. lust.
NY. ard with the assistance ~ Or
De soto ~ TIE Waywids Mtsaiou hnas
Yitai ne crawied cot ~ che water
Whiie In a rrFssi sdansd euaditioa h
~e1k4d OF TIE wharf and ara moi
rsaftAs = here ne was until the nuia
water hoashf him 70 his senses Hs
Was SIT 20 bed On tbs hospital beat
little injured - ire daeking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
STANDING OF rHE cLUns
The MARKETS

There was an advance In market
Quotations on Western avenue this
morning. The few parsnips there
are ON hand Nafe pat 40 10 81 80 psr
sack. Cabbage wrnt nn GO " per
cWt-. asparagus 20 81 % per bos and
peas 20 7 cents per pound
atrsw berries sold al O. = per crate
straight. and oranges advanced 90
stbe and safs per box
W@oLEsaLe PRICES
ch.s. rsta-s are - sar baysf In gsasss-
tiss frissa - sassn gsfeta.ss ssesaGs -
Provisions
frwsh Msat-raw sssf ~ ~ steer ts*f.
veal sssfoo u.
rss.i.,p..- ns.-.. iss, pr.4sf..s s.s~.
i've. sslfl.s. fs-sAs ssss.
Vegetables
burbank potatoes. native, ts1ie
per ton. rakimaS. tiz.oog 100
New Cal. sc 10 carrots. o. u. par
sniuH. 80 per sack. tomatoes, " z
rauilfi0wer o. - doa, aab6age. y u
ewts rhubarh. sS01o 10. native
asparagus. ito box California
greer peas. "a. cuesnhers. u 10
% per dos. aFtfrhakss sou soc dos.
radlzhss. iec aos. oniona ti.ao9t.ss
Vet ewt. green To- coEs
orssn Fruit. Hta
caiifosnss ssrasbsrrtesl tin per
crate.
Lemons. o. segsp pst boz. Or.
Ansea. o. s0&s zt per bon. apples.
soeegi.4 pr haa. fancy. 81 so9a IS
bananas o. ltus.xs per bunch. crap.
fruit. g. se01
Butter. Cheese. rass. Poultry
Butlsr-- Washington sreamsrtss
sac. aAify. zee ate.
Essa .tesh faneh. 20 per aosen.
cA-~@--s.tiss wssht.stsss fsf sFs@as
itc iimbarEvr. tfss swiss. hfiss.
fssaitrp-- nrs~-.s isfHax., zsazss.
: -. - . q : - -.
Creased. zoe
Nsy. Grain ard Feed
Oats. tEs ton. barley. 49, ten
wheat. al ton. chop tss0fe ten.
sgo tan. Eastern washiaston time
tar, "a, California hay. 80 toas
California alfalfa. ~ ten.
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
ftss.. ss.sss as ~ sssss a.s's.s.s a
ina efsr1
Asy sed cr.ie
Eastern Washington timothy, a.
uxa ton aifaifE. So ton. cats. III.
barley. ia toa sesat. Va ton. bran.
III ton. shorts. 90 ton. middlinsHs
sxson toa-
Ease, pevstsy ssa Lissssosk
Esxns fresh ranch. tFisc dos.
i've hsaa. itssaisc 10. live ducs<s.
tss N. dressed veal. s4toc ID
trsss.t uuttzs. fssaes ~ sr~ssse kpsa
~ ~ ah1tHs hs@t ew-s, 90 feess w. ~
ss.ss.. en ices. sssske 10. s~iw~s. ca foeI
tABe. 10. hogs. on foot 7e ID
sheep. on foot. &c 10; lambs. Oh
foot. sottsc 10 hides. s4c 10.
vse.ssbls sra cresr Frslts
Burbank potatoes. aatlye. " ten
rakirnas tie ten carrots. &c sack
native onions, soc. grape fruit 8 -
Hiea bas. aor-b honey. 1te N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

vesliHate and secure detailed infor
nation concerning eeeh ~ ti8 pro.
posed city hall sites and "a report ii
the meeting Of the committed, 10 b.
held nsnt Wednesday night
While the options on the property
az Third avenue ana Pine street
have run out u " uHaefstgoa The
the present oity hall site FOR the pro.
original offer Of fska street and
North Seattle property owners 70 do
nate part 81 a aIts al that place still
holds good. Since the county com.
miaaioners purchased the YeHlsf
property however. sentiment IN tha
eity council seems 20 hays Yeefsd
around from other proposed sites g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
GOVERNOR MGRAW LIKES
THE STARS SUGGESTION
He Says His Committee win Try no Give the Large
Families of Seattle a Chance 10 Greer Roosevelt
in q B0dy-~lnr. Basket Wants 10 Lead List

n the enerta q ex.uoV. ncafaw
are u any avail, she iarsv families
that win afsst President Roosevelt
upan hls visit u Seattle two waaks
hence viii have reserved saata nuafs
the speakers platform when the
president delivers his address on the
nrst afternoon q hts Wait Ia the city,
Il vas decided that the best Way
Tor the president 60 see Seattle FAM.
nies a. such. and far the families "a
srVut the president ives u raserxa a
iarfe block Of seats far this pur,
po4c.
The matter was iald before ex.0av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

h. meeting with favor ON every stds.
Daily fund fathers OF large families
recognition.
W. q, Haskell. OF Columbia city.
thinks hs aud hia are entitled to a
plaes IN the ffunt ranks. Ne aayHr
What has bocome OF the large
family turnsout Tor the pr-sidanf9
l thought ] would jain the band, an
] ain the father ~ u ohlldren. STA
boys and ak girls. Tso are dead
lsaNtus five boys ana five sirls ~
NO one can beat this I should stand
az the head al tbs lat.
taignsdl w, &. nAAiSET'It"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

NoGraW thia morning fta aaifi
lily ALI. MEANS THE fittal-
pHST SHOULD HAVE A CHANCE
~ aEE SEATTLE FAMILIES,
AND 1 BELIEVE IT WILL hle
roSsfni.E ~ RESERVE A hiotk
or HEAI'rs FNK TiiE npNa AID
0tHfa WHO. wfrH rHrtN fAit-
nNTs WILL l nh tAst I..,.,S.i -.
pN1nE TIE ARRANGEMENT
The scheme e. make the pHesi.
dents visit a great family gathering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
onsrlnn "a n...an

Tomorrow. sunday. opens the en-.
curNsen season 10 Pleasant Beach
The Laundry Drivers pfossctsss A..
s1.safl-n wiii give AS ssearssnn RE
uin and AL kinds ~ sports AZ Pleas.
ant Reach. DAhcing afternoon and
evening Fare. round trip. including
admission 70 ground and dance
pavilion. zoo boats iaAss pier
hourly from a m s-'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
FORGER
CAUGHT
QUICK WORK OF sHretrr
ROONEY OF sourn aENo
LANDS CRIMINAL BEHIND
BARS

SOUTH nssp. WIN. Mag a.
Sheriff K-snsf left this morning for
Iinauiam % bring here PRANK lees
man Who ~ charged with forging
and passing ugron wunan Mills q
Hay center = worthless tims check
foF 10 Mr. Mills arrived here rss.
tsrssAs evening ana wtthin two heats
hsaeassn r=z located and loeksi ap
n Heatssafn. fteasntan stanod the
nan2s - A MuFsteek. one % the
NORTHERN Pacific surveyors. 20 the
ehoeks and Endorsed n wtth the name
Of A Sutherland.
The Eastern Aad western Oyster
-. .sUA 1900 A-s- p '.i...s>a
tfIrHa rariuafs 81 eastern ssad oFss
tsrs from Massachusetts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

pose new building
N h. proposed 40 purchase TIE 70
maiHBaf ~ the block on which he
present city hHii stands TIE price
nHk - f1r fhH half block r. 10000
m the present site ID selected Tor
Tho new structure the council #Hts
no daubt. condemn The small tfiau-
Ele IN front ~ the hall and Improve
n Ha a small park.
rhia triangle j. The property Of he
YNalaf ratnfn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
s.sxs veur pirectery Asdrss.

The city Directory for the cufFeat
year ts nov ~ press Individuals %
nrfaa who HAYS uioTed or made any
orator. can have the coffsotion made
BY taiepsenlua Black ISL. % adj
dressing Polk's Seattle Direotory Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
JOE C0RBETT rs A
GENUINE WONDER

Joseph corhett. I.os Angeles
"ts. geo pitcher" had Pafke Wilson .
mon reaching ali over thu ioi 70 find
hts hsudern At Recreation park geHs
trrdaY afternoon cnrbett didn't
have to exert himself Iio pitched
the game with "A slow aad fast ball
and an out curve. Only once or
twice during the game did he dsYi-
late. cnrbstt ia the beet article In
the pitching line that has been naen
on seattle diamond Ia many years
The fact that the seattle men were
defeated by score 90 IL % ala not
keep the fans from enjoying the
pitching of cofheti lie fislded mis-
position well and led his team In
hitting.
locomotive Smith was In the
box for bsatiis and was as much ~
the mercy Of the Los Angeles hltiofs
as the Seattle hiftsrs we're la the
power OF corbett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

Sunday viii probably be The isst
opportunity Of visiting the battieHhip
WiHeouHins Boats ieaVq pier hourly
from q m. List boat leaves bfefn-
erfpH al G.16, 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

Errors Seattle 7. Los Angeles ].
San FRANCISCO. May s.-Yaa-
tcrday's game
R.H.E
saera msnto ..eeofoosso-S & :
Oakland 0onioo Q e-i = &
Batteries brown and e. Graham.
Frila and 0ofton. Umpire Levy.
PORTLAND. May s-Yezterday's
cams:
R.H. z
san Fran.-.s 49, 6
Portland .sa11O00 eli ~ J
Hhttsfi@swhslen and shea Butter
and Hufiburt Umpirs-O canneii
Attends nce-tee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
No
Let Up

40 iss up IN the ea,tins 81 =,
Tasfe J, syafs and nedioinea ~
le..ns rof msieneei
-. German. per in..''' 80"
Ii.'s 49,, liver pits fso bottles Toe
a.. ,snaea. per iaa.ss,..s's,.i ee
ll'Fss ,, Headache RFouao. 'oo 80 81,
a. ~. .5ssstssssss tstss'
=. ....,i yo,l., Ammonia. $50 bottle, "a /,
49, ....s,,,. sssssss,s'''''''
49,, wt,ch Hassl cream sor
-. ..,sa ain Sc bottles .''''..' ~ ies
rus. Gus ana nenscIn Cream 'se s .l,s
,...... s..'.sssss 80 -
. ....,,.' y,ssehar's, Sc slss.,''.s zoe
So 60. s,,sr Regulator. 80 .ise aos
-. J, syspsesia Tablets s0s s s,,s
AAaN~ ..st,ss,,s stsss'f'''ssss
). .. -. rsr scar. iso cakes. Toe
- I !. s,,c.. Tar ana nsS SOAP :. =.
s.~kes ...sss...s 'ss'tt''''''''
....,,.a o.lv. on, Per Pint, :. aye
lf'' srssuates in Pharmacy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

a. Mays Parish-psy. w, J.
Metz Church corner ~ Twsntleth
avenue ana IackHDn street. Early
mass and sermon fehildfsu's naHs1,
Al 20 q. m. 6ubday-sch0oi $50 .. ~.
Instruction and beusdicti0n, 80
D, m.
Church of our Lady Of Good Help
-fSv. D. y. Pfef9ntaius Atsn. m,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
PORT ORCHARD ROUTE

u. 8. Navy Ysrd and bsttlsshles.
Steamers
s,hton, Inland Flyer, Port Orchard.
Fter 4.
DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY,
LssSs Seattle 10, s: Is. .. 10 and
if.ss a m. lis. 1iso, =. tso and
ans .. m. Saturday only. IL 30 >. m.
sunday. no trips At sac aud sis
a. m.
Isay. Bremsrton--f. sis. 10 and
IL Is a. m. Ia 80. l. 80. :. 4 30. s. 20
and Is p. m
Leave slansy--s:io. 8. e;to and
IL 10 a. m. ~ noon. 8 and p. m.
leave charisston--e 50. Z 80, p;ke
and ii4ss a. m, s.tb and . ~ .. m.
FRIDAYS.
Leave ssattls--e 20, ? and 70 a. M I.
iifb. ase. 30 and lac p m.
Leave Beenerton STA, ii.te
arm. ia 30, J. G. 80 and 6 10 .. IN.
Lssvs sidnsy-s and Has a. m.
II noon. 8 and y. m
Leave chsrlsston-fsb 80 and IL. %
a. M, tS ana 9 es .. m.
For further Information
Phone, Pink II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
CHURCHES

Market Street Dapsist-Rsv. J. u
Weber. AZ II a. M. Rev =. 3. uf-
ford % wI.ilmanaette. Mass, vii
preach and sing. IIs II the author
q several auascai books and authof
and composer Of the widely known
hymn. Throw out the Life Lane
at D ~. the pastor VII preach o.
The Fast Young Man"
ut. Zion Baptist fcaiorsdb-Rsv
J. q. Mcphws9n. A. y q no, Ar
Overcoming Faith" ,. M. Rss
=. q. Mcdonald win preach
Battery street A E.--Bev. y. r
Drake. Al II a. M sermon D
Evangelist ID. W. AcGrrEoF. who wi
speak a. : y. IN. Rev. McoreEoT
VIII hold services each evening d
next week.
FIRST NJ p. Green Take)--1ssv. "
-. Sutton. At II a. m.. The Res.
urrsotinnl" .. m. Run. Speak q
This Young Man" At } .. m. tbs
pastor will discuss the nubfeot
what II Socialism, at West Greer
Lake.
F9rst Prssbyterian-.Hev ". A
Matthews Ais =. m. The speech.
less Man" .. m, The Immortal
Nine a sermon which applies e.
pactaIIy 20 merchants and CLERKS.
Westminster Presbyterian-Rev J
NJ. Wilson. At II a. m. Joy Tn.
ppoa ea bio and Pull of Glory" T.1f
.. m. delegate OF the Congregation.
al congress VIII speak.
FIRST Unitafian--Rsv. W. y. 81.
monds A. II a. m. "A Candid Dis-
course Upon Causes Of Social Tn.
rest" Introductory address on Dear
Farrar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

ana beautifully n a pure. veastahls
conr pound. ON trial V wiii be foand
perfect Massage Cream. All stores
or stone, Fisher n Lane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
pErRIEss MASSAGE

CRt AMs--Thls pretar-
alton contains no oil OF
grease o. any descrtp-
fian IL sfasiieRtas flesh
worms. blackheada. PIN
pies. tan. sunburu. wrfn.
ktea leaves the skin eoft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
DANCING Classes

Monday ard Friday evenings. prf-
vafs lssa1ns fAtls. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
PLAY BASEBALL ON
A PIC SKIN FIELD

The attempted baseball game Ia
Football weather and on a regular
plgakin Geld, At Athletic park zee.
letaHy afternoon, reauitaa IN Seattle
making one more winning and ilsls
na another losing. The score was 7
too
aeeta by inuinasi
Seattle ..... 80 efas00s- 7
Helena .t,t, tssstt 5000 Ia
hitH~ Aeattis.H. iielsna, q. Hrrors
Seattle. o. Helena !.
PORTLAND, May s.-Yss,erday's
ghmel
nHn.
lutte. ,....s0 sooaooot-e 2
Portland % 00oi0 0.1~7 ii z
Batteries Haiiy and Smith. Lund-
baum aud Shea. Umpire Huston,
Attendance 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

no CURE a COLO m ONE DAY
TsNa t.aAaivs nraeaa Qslssas TsAisfs an
svse = W. afs*ss xFs.fass = % .~ss
$50 sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
Do You Know

That al y. 3. Johnston company's
wnfef8ons is a stock u the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

SAN FRANCISCO. May Yestsr-
days game!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
an y

sroKANE. May .. - Yesterday =
uamei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
sEATTLe. EpMuNps AND
AND

the Palatial Steamer. CITY OF
EVERETT. Three round trips daily.
Leaves Seattle ! a. m, II IN and :
d. m. Leaves Everett g.i5 a. m, D. %
and 7.is .. m.
phone. James 1871, Coiman Dock.
II. u. SCOTT. MEr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
ID OF STOCKHOLDERS,
Notice h hereby given % all whom
H. may concern that a special pest-
ing Of the stockholders Of The indie
PENDENT Telephone Company "a cor
poration OF the state OF Washington
viii be held at the offices % said
company In the city Of Seattle,
Washington. on the 2fnd day of
June. 1908. nj . o'clock a, m. for
the purpose Of taA'ng action and
ssslas aBss the GuestASe 81 inereat
lna the capital stock OF said com
many 20 one Million Dollars.
ssattie. Washington. April 18th,
W. ID. RIMBALL
JAS. 49, HOWE.
II. 10. IIfNE,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

" II y.
ipokane. ....aeaO00is.-eia 4
laeoma 100000 0
batteries Nichols ana znlunky.
lbueka and hysrs. Umpire Mahaf-
fey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
xssIe,' dsis''PianOS
ViOIirlS

Special for balance OF this week.
our regular tiz 50 yioiin and outfit
for t7Es
Largest stock u small musical In
ztrumsnia in the city az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

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tA8e. 10. hogs. on foot. 7e ID.
sheep. on foot. CSC ID; lambs. oz
foot. sos4c 10! hides. sssc 10.
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Oats. IEt tom barley. ~ Ton
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-26
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Opening. Highest. Lowest Quotation Following are the closing prices reported by Prince ( whiteiy. bankers and brokers s2 Broadway. New York. and 15 centeE street street. New Haven:
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-26
GREAT BALLOON FESTIVAL.
Remarkable Exhibitions to be Given
 Momauguin Programme Postponed.


 The three-days' festival of ballooning which begins at Savin Rock tomorrow afternoon will comprise some of the most daring and sensational feats known to aerial navigation. The ascen- sions will be made by corps of jump CTS from the American Balloon con- pany, headed by Professor Flowers, and it is believed that the young aeronaut who was carried out into the harbor on Saturday night during the recent ex- hibitions will return. Professor Flow CTS and this lad have the reputation of being the most fearless team of ascen- sionists in the country, and great inter- est will be taken in their reappearance. Professor Flowers, when here before, painfully injured his leg by striking against the theater during a night ascent, and the boy when picked out of the harbor was unconscious. Since leaving both have been on the hospital list, and although they are now as we'll as everi their return is considered both courageous and sensational. The ascen- sions will be varied. Single and double ones will be made and also several where the aeronaut is fired out of a cannon. There will also be fireworks displays from the ascending balloons in the evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-26
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FEST'ERDAY,S STOCK MARK EFT.

Semi-stagnation Unruiicveta-.Dent
 Very Small.
 New York, Aug. 25.--The semi-stag- nation of the stock market was unre- lieved to-day and the dealings were in smaller volume than yesterday. There was some revival of activity towards the last and the market closed strong. The majority of the stocks which made up the great bulk of the meagre trading left off one to two points higher than last night. The strong features were Missouri Pacific, St. Paul, Atchison, Amalgamated Copper and Tennessee Coal.
 There was no news to explain the ad- vancing tendency of the market. Morn- ing reports from London showed some disposition to buy American stocks there and the opening advance here was in sympathy. Erie was conspicu- ously in demand for London account The development of this foreign de-