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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-01-01

Judge Thacker left for Olympia Mon
day to make arrangements for room
and board during the coming legisla-
tive session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
SAENeERBUND
AT BALTIMORE

BAt.fJnoRE. June "a In addition
Go tho many excursion trains and
steamers arriving today. bsarins sing.
ms societies and visitors belonging l.,
tho twentieth trienniai ssenEerfeHt ~
the Noftheastern EaenFcrhund. all the
rerulsf trains were crowded 10 then
fullest capacity.
IN addition 20 the societies there is
the largest attendance u visitors ever
known on any occasion in this city.
The week will be- formally ushered in
tomorrsw afternoon with Erand or
ehestra concert Ia Druid Hili park
President Roosevelt will bs here Mon
day, aud ia the evening he will review
the bis taruhiiEht parade OF the sing
eFa Tho concerts and competitions
Will continue throughout he week
The chief feature viii be the oampe-
titlon for the handsome trophy offered
by the emperor Of Germany. hut THE
xill not be the only interesting event
ON the program. MS there will be nv.
meroua other concerts. Ne well MS ok
eursiens "a 0ettyshurg Mount Vernon
AMI utiGf places of interest. I O say
nothina II the outdoor fcter, recep-
Hons aud pafadss arranged by the To-
cal committee on entertainment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
IN
FINE FORM.
"a, =. ~. .,.. ...,. p.s. ,..y
AND raE wgsroorzss psgw
NINE eoosI Hccs

sammy NiEussu End ths eth.rs q
the FeFtiAnd nruwNfss could not sou-
meet wl,h Jaf Hushss t~tstsrs kne
tks iesais put shields o44t - basins..
IN the fret innius and htsurssd hfts
en- Jes kostat - thsi sftss al -ks
said and aans thr SCORE staea Seattle
and Portland a. heetratiae parx
yesterday sftsrnaan
SAMMY, aE asnNl had o. fassis his
itfs-se snuas sammy 10 stuck 81 kfas-
SET &c ths rnistat1f~ first hassmar. 50
~ ftssd tt - - esssia ret taaek 70 tA<
initial nes Then Hpee Harfsut ths
srHt~hlfs Pacific Nationai isasos left
hardsd batter fron nakdaiss camp.
wan IN lhs ssute aud hs had 10 30
earva foe Hp~s -ss in right field
nils csmpesti afss stsptssd tate the
lime usht about tho ssffssse % the
ssms. whsn hs climbed ever the fsnfs
Ihto The bisaettets are pre- ssaea to
mis- matters With = far who had seer
ft - make fuun - his haiI pisYtns
The timely infsFferenrr - bYssanasrs
snf ether ball piaFsrs stepped shat
probably ~uuid HAYS been a rather
strenuous bout.
Ths srufs - inntnss
Seattle ....I aaze 90 8
PORTLAND z-....se ease zee a
nits Seattle 3 rsrtiaaa. s Errors
ss@tis. : Portland
los ANUEf.gs June "a Les AEs~-
lss defeated San Fraacinca Yesterday
- score ~ 5 H. l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
CASE OF THE
PUBLIC BE-
CORPORATION TORE UP
STREET AND WON'T
REPAIR 1T

The now famous Macintosh strip
on Railroad avenue IL new causing
the business urn ON Washington
street near Railroad avenue. some
froabie.
Eighteen months ago the pacinc
toert company began the erection
OF = building on The corner. and tore
Up the sidevsikr IN eneavating 90
The outer edKe Of the strip which Il
claims The nsrose iitigat ton az
result Of the claim OF the city 90 the
strip
After the matter Was taken Into
The courts neither the Pacific Coast
and company nor the city would re-
place the sidewalk. on account Of
the undecided ausNtion Of which was
anthorise6 10 do ~
N.an Rhiie the business men on
that side Of Washington street have
bsfp the Sufferers.
Thar pesstionsd the board Of pub.
iic works yesterday to he allowed
20 build Temporary walk AT their
own expense.
afde~slk Inspector ticock has
tahNnt the matter up with the Pa
cife fcast company. and some sat.
isfzetsfy adjustment OF the matter
viii probably be made in a few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
new LINE
!. y - : ..''.~s . -
on Steamers From Seattle
to Manila Contemplated

I; Il reported among local uafine
men that the Globe Navigation rom-
pany of this city contemplatss 80.
tsbiishins line Of sfeansfs be-
tween Seattle aud Manila q y
ThefHdskr. manager Of the eafsl-
pany. left here MAJ - for the Island
port lie vent from here 10 gan
franetsco. where he took the steam
ahip Siberia for Manila. calling AZ
Honolulu ON the way.
u IL understood that the object ~
his visit 20 the Philippine port T. 10
INVESTIGATES conditions there ia re-.
gard 20 establishing tho proposed
lire
The Globe Navigation company al
fsadf hes under consideration the
building q tee0-tou steamer for
the Seattle. Honolulu run. n ~
not improbable that Ia the mean
Tine a steamer may 10 leased for
the business
The steamers Tamnira. Eureka
and Meteor, 81 this cafufany. are
nov chartered In the ALASKA trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
BURGLARS "PANT"
FOUND By POLICE

49,. 80 30. .N.rf! 49, - -'.
ny the arrest OF n H Carr py city
Detectives Hubbard and Freeman.
the police believe they have cap
tusd = foqfn worker who has been
rsaping . rich harvest Ia Seattle
Tot several fgonths. Carr has BEEN
under surveillance for some time.
Eavefzi days ago he wac taken
into custody and yesterday his
plant VAS found. THE officers y no
made the arrest have secured a half
dozen xaiinsn. a trunk foil ~ plum
der ard ether goods supposed 70
have been stolen. The stun was
found III room IN the lower part
81 the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
DAD" GOES AWAY

Capt y r Anshury better knowu
a. Dad Arnsbar9 - about 90 isasr
fhs eusst after ieae aefxiee here tis
leaves this citN 80 take cemmaHa ~
The wsii knoNn Amertean ship ftsnry
T. Hyde. 80 tone. which IL ahes4t 70
sail for Sew for&
Captain AnsFlsafy has resigned his
command 81 the ship \ ~ gAristun,
uhleh Nifi be taksr Is Capt e "a Nc-
l.sod. whom Capt. Amshury suee@ssls
or the HYDE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
GRAND CHAPTER ENDS

Al the aftefuoon session yesterday
u the Grand Chapter 81 the ORDER
81 the Eastern Star the foiieN ms
officers for the ensuing term aers
elected Grand matruf tiiiieh ~
Blaioek 81 Waita Walls grand
paltruu. , q. Campbell II Tacoma
grand SECRETARY. Lizzie , uvmorsat
% Tacoma. and grand treasurer
Alice NJ TayiaF % Seattle
Win the Installation tris noruinE
Of these officers thr annual euu-
muntcatisu Of tue order Nas eon-
efuds4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
HOGG
JUMPS DUG

PORTLAND June iz~wiilic Hosgs
nuEdales t~iFisr % last season aud
up 10 this time this year has faiicu
uut with @Dus
II ali hapi,s ned last night following
2 frssszisaafsa ssFsa earlier Ia tine daN
because ~ willie's suiklnsss In tho
game Of the day before.
Dug Vas standing Ia front of the
Imperial. talking to Jack Grim. when
Willie approached Willie dems nded
hts release. and dug said nay. rhau
made Willie mad. and according ta
report he squared of and began says
iag n few nasty things about the mans
sEer Of the Seattts' baseball team
That biz lat mltt that IL at the end
Of Duss right arm Il said 90 have
flown out and when the smoke had
cleared away Willie WAS lying ON thu
cold cold ground That Willie had IN
tended FOR several DAYS pas, Go tamu
to sammy Ntgnsaus team Of the Pas
Cific Coast league is the common re-
port lie L. expetisa 10 arrive H. Seats
tie today To- SOM Sammy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
FIRST W0RK DONE At
EAGLE HHRBOR

The new steel marine ways OF the
Hal ShipbuiidinK company Mt Eagle
horhor we're used FOR the first time
yesterday. The ship Reuce was
hauled up. and later the schooner
okanog.n was placed on the ways.
Ths construction OF the new ways
means 4 great deal to the town OF
Eagle Harbur. The situation is
ideal for a shipbuildinK plant. the
harhor being almost completely land
locked. The old yards Of the COM
pany we're located az Port Rlakcley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN !

On q charge % rOhbinG saz usfsra
John smith. a hoy of the Tenth street
rang was arrested last evening b. De
tectfNs WRppenatefu and Deputy ShsF
NJ Easson Last week 9 x smiti,
caught the prisoner At he meter aHo
Airsd 4 shot ~ him. The boy ~seapeos
nus was idesafsfiea Yesterday - the
one who had attempted 70 steal III
money from the meter.
The commencement exercises Of
the graduating class Of the Academy
of the Holy Names we're held last
night. MISS Grace Weir and Mas
Anna Jensen composed the graduat.
ing class. Bishop % b~a conferred
The diplomas.
At the next meeting - the Min
irt~fizi Association. Monday morn
ing. Dr. J. r.. Weber VIII read =
paper. The Book q Hosea. The
meeting wil be held in the Y. NJ. G
A parlora.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
- -
AT BUTTE

BUTTE, Mont. June i3.--Though
disappointed IN an effort to secure
Fitzsimmons. Tommy Ryan and
other big fighters. the management
OF the fiHtic carnival IN celebration
OF Miners Day has arranged a
program OF events weil worth seeing.
The card provides for contest
late this afternoon between Jimmy
Britt Of California and Jack O'Keefe
Of Chicago, TO be followed in the
evening by q bout between Aurelia
Herrera and KID Broad.
The Britt Keefe contest To- natur-
ally attracting most attention. The
two. according To announcement. are
10 battle for the white light weight
championship. They are To clash
for 70 rounds at 1876 pounds,
1t Will be their second meeting. In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
CLEANING UP ON
THE WATERFRONT

The removal Of desth-traps and
obHtrurtionH 10 tranc on Rallrasd
avenue ~ gradually becoming ar-
compllshed. The rotten Planting on
the Commercial MIL eaupanyss
property, between Marion and Mad.
tson streets r. being replaced with
rev ttnshesa - srsasszzzzsa..sss=f ~, i -.
board OF public works by Pert War
den Jensen
The old buildings formerly eccu-
pied - offices by the hashorrusster
md others have been hauled away
within the past few DAYS The com
fssiion OF the work Of widening Rail
rad avenue viii make n necea=ar,
Tor mere Of such shsrks aud piles 81
lumber and refuse which have been
ifiied In front Of the warehouses. 60
be removed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
POSTPONED
| once MORE

case accordingly went over until
MeudeX morning,
chief Sullivan was Indicted by the
recent rraud Jury for failine to do
hts duty as public officer hy me-
ElertiuE ana remsing 60 close the
gambling houses that until recently
iourlshrd in the old tenderloin dis
tfiet.
gontinuanres Ia the ease have
been 50 frequent that no particular
interest was aroused ~ the post
penvmsnt this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
WAS He THE
SUICIDE?
MRS. M. N. REDFlELp or sPo.
KANE. SEEKING a BROTHER

Mrs ~ \. Redneid Of Spokane.
has written a letter 20 the Seattle
police in which she states that she
believes the man Who blew bis head
on near Meadow Point with dyna-
mite may have been her brother
y ho dropped out Of sight last Jan
nary She does not give his name
but stated that he was a young man
about s feet inches IN height and
~ light complexion.
The remains - the man found
near Meadow Point were never idsn-
tined. They we're buried soon af-
ter the body MAS found. as they were
Ia such atAte - .t.easss ftsssit gssfs ttsa.
Identification wonid have been al
most impossible Ia any case
The theory that the suicide was
W. II. Croue Of ele- Ezlum has been
dispfoNsd
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HE'S AFTER THE
DIAMOND SOULS

rHtt.apEisPHls. Iuas u Mem usrs
20 TIE fssfsf Host eluh gave a susfslas
rsnd.ssff tntaY - James a laVsnat
who sailed - she steamer Noesaiusa
Zoe Etssisne sshrs hs is 10 essapsss
IN thz eastees fer fhs aizsnond ssaiis
st tho Henief fssatia JeeenAi 10 IN
SsesIl~ns form ard IL canfldsnt 81 bis
shiifty to raakr Epesi showing IN the
faass5tss sanss#t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
COM MENCEMENT
At WISCONSIN

MADISON. Wis. June ta-Every-
thing IT, Ia readiness for commence
ment week at the University 81 Wis
consin. which will be ushered In to-
morrow with the baccalaureate adj
drese by Dr. y. A. BirHc. the acting
prenldeas The annual address before
the college Of law will be delivered
Monday by Hirsm " Stevens Of ~.
Paul
Tuesday will be class day. wednes-
day alumni day aud Thursday COM
n1encsment day. when $40 graduates
will receive their diplomas.
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theif fret eontsst. whi~h tpok place
a shuff time ago az Portland. Ore.
y Kesfs VAS awarded the decision
80 . faul. The decision was unsat-
isfsstsfs 20 Hslft and be nppsarr
confident of his ability 70 reverse II
whsn they eaffis toKetkss m the ftnE
,sS.,s Y.ss>.s ~ h'Nt ~ 49, . % '..
N1rf visitors from out of tnNn
ere In the efty and frnfu all lndseas
tious the sffaif wili be the biggest
sfeftinf attraction ever pulled off IN
Anufana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
MMER my
N MM
Yesterdays Races Were
Fun for the Favorites

Yesterday Has a banner daY for
the talent 81 The Meadows. Fivs
sell tsla sd faForifeH came firHi ~
der the sire. thereby putting . big
cfimp in the plsthofic bank rolls OF
the autoefem 81 the betting ring.
The card was a fairly good one.
the fields we'll balanced aud this
horses. with but few and eompar"-
lively uuimpoFthnt exceptions. rah
true 20 form This latter condition
vas not to be expected. NJ the rain
81 the night before had made tho
track heavy and Il looked as though
the mud iarka were 10 have an ia
ming The track had dried Haffi-
eisntiy bY starting time. however. q
pat Il iu reasonably good condition.
Gladiator, ar stool shot. won the
last race. bsinF the oHly long priced
starter 20 get a winning numbef
during the day.
Following are the results:
FIRST RAcE-Fiys-eig hths OF a
mile settling. four year-oids and upi
noiisife. to B Ashley up. first
Monda. second
Goddess 81 Night. third. =
Tims-tfe5 Ia
second RACE Ise-elghths Of
a mile. selling four Ysar-oics and
up
Assessment first. TO /. Ashley ~.
Pirate Maid. second.
HonAtof. third
Time 80.
THIRD RACE rive furionss SELF
iuE. four ysnr-nids and Up
Espirando first. even. Coils W.
HaeuaHock. second.
Rosebud, third.
Time Of.
FOURTH HACE-One mile aud 4
ys0ds. selling three year-oids and
up
~ ~ y, - s,.' -
NaEsalu. second.
Rim Rock third
Tims--l 20.
FIFTH RACE-six furlongs sell.
ina four rear=olds and up
Amass firrt. 2 IL 10 1. a. Powell
up.
Arthur Ray. second.
Hilary, third.
Tims--t ~
SIXTH RACE--One mile. selling:
three gssr-oids aud ~.
clauaateF. s 70 :. Pa 1lcy W. fret.
Netfana Hscnud
fiiiihusfer. third
Time . So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
CEMENT WORKERS
FORM 4 UNION

A. a meeting In Painter. hen Las,
Thursday night the Seattle Cpmeni
WORKERS union completed It's orKaul.
sstion aud elected the following per.
fnsnent officers " Piper. president
J. 0usle. treasurer. and l. Hudson
secretary.
The union has affiliated with the
Western Central Labor union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
AGAINST
SEATTLE

\ Fer the purposes. lt l. said q Divert
hx the growing slaska business frozen
Seattle 20 Vancouver the Canadian -
sifte Nsyixatfer company and the Ca
nadtAn Pacific railway have cnreasi-
dated. The navigation eotapsns. which
operates "A steamers bstws~n Naneess
Yer aud sNaxSsF. has heretofore been
an independent corporation. although
bath companies have vorks IN ciese
harmony
IL 10 further ssid that ths Canadian
Paelfig railway ard the White fase
a yukon rsate have entered . rev
aKr~smsut ~ which they fntsnd a. re-
asle~ tariffs from Vancouver 20 skaG-
va ard Bu Wsen-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
QUEEN OF
|THECARMIvAL

4 The queen ~ the carnival 10 BE given
h. July b. the Weatsru Central Labor
Union viii probably ~ sither the mem
bsr 81 a labor organization OF the
daughter or sister ~ Union man. The
eaumiffss ~ charge = the carnival
has not yet officially announced that
saeh siil b. tho conditions under which
the queen ~ 70 b. chosen. but def
rtfe af.nanftcard tnt g. that Effect r. *
.srsed IN "a farv DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
RIFLE TEAM SAILS

MN YORK. june ia-~Ths rifle
team ariectsd AZ the recent Sea Cltst
competitions TO represent the Tinted
state IN the coming contest fer the
fAinsa trophy sailed for England 90.
daY GA thN tssIcania
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
nruspApFR ARTIsrs

Patrons ~ the New apnrer Artists
league were given \ private view 81
tho pic iufer or exhibit ~ the kniok-
srbaekef hotel last night The lafff
paflgfs where the piclurep and clever
cartoons are hung were thr0uEed
aud sstnY Of the akstchea have 81.
ready been sold. Newspaper arr
lists from fan HHneiHco. Portland
Los Angeles aud Seattle bave aeni
.z.hslr best wafk ~ the exhibition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
RECORD

Joseph LiFengood aged % years
died 81 Providence hospital izHt
night. Hf had eafne % 1eattle from
auoka ne ~ undergo IN operation
he vas president ~ the fpokahf
Grain company and Wen know y
mar ~ HAT city II = probable mat
the body viii be shipt'cd There Tot
I'M arrI-nnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
RETuRN FRoM AsRoAp

After 90 extended trip through
EufoEe and the Holy Land. Mr and
Mrs Frederick Karl strive and Miss
Hidouia Fufth returned 60 Seattle
yesterday. During their tour, which
hss l. sa..i .sss...s. s....sltlls fi!e. q ls.is
81 ali the places made famous b.
pnif 10 history. A. cairo the parts
met I.aiRh Hunt 0f Seattle. who NJ
atruve says ~ infereateds w big
Irrigation scheme ~ the Eoudan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

A deed was filed in tho auditors %.
flee Yesterday eonvsyinE lots 90 ih
Bell A Deuny'r addition to the city 81
Seattle from Mrs. 4 L. Lang 10 tn.
Northwest Investment company. for a
rdnsidafh ton or ttlitso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
The Trial of Chief of Police SuIH-
van Continued 10 Monday Be-
cause Neither Side Was
Ready 10 DO Ahead

court that he was ready to rroceed.
found both PROSECUTING Attorney
scott and Ch,cf sunivahs lawyers
wholly unprepared for trial. and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
GET AN EXTRA

Buy the Star sporting extra
edition tonight for = fun &C
count OF tnday'H baseball game
~ Recreation park
Complete report Of todayis
races Viii also be given, includ-
ing the names Of the winners
With jockeys and betting ODDS
aUE The Time s,f ct ..,s.-s4s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
BOGUS CHECK

A complaint VS. Sworn out in
1isfles Cams court b. Perch klrrh-
bum, charging &. J. ktufEsOn with
Blaming money under false pre-
nsss. Kifahbaum accuses btuf-
pom Of passing a worthless check
y a. IN him. June Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

British Vice Consul Pelley IL en-.
gagged In search FOR W. Miskin. whd
formerly lived az N19 Seventh aVe-
nne. He has requested the pulicd
to aid him in s~cufing information
concerning Miskin. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
STAR TIPS
Probable Winners OF
TOday's Races

FIRST hACE-Minsuoto. 81,
Helen, Count Rudolph
SECOND RACE Matt Ho-
gan. Mounfsbhnk, Berendos.
THIRD RACE-Crigii. Annie
Marie. Midway.
FOURTH RACE Seattle
Derby - Horatius, Csronal,
Fossil
FIFTH Race. M. Brat
tain. Glendsnning, Mocofito.
SIXTH RACE-Forcat King,
Royalty, Lone Fisherman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
FORM SHEET FOR TODAY'S RACES

sh men "a dope ONE h
records las roeHe tee who ode him
o. auau ean distance Byaruy
e hh ntredmt days nle6gu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

The plumbsre union Of this city viii
give a picnic 10 Pleasant beach June
In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
IT WAS 4
FINE GAME
BUT the oaGooNiANs CANE
OUT ON roP

PORTLAND. June Att vsE q
s-sasifui exhibition nf iis national
game here yesterday afternoon
when tho webfooters defeated DUG
daie'n Kids" by a score OF ! to 2
Little Harmon is happy RE won
cat against DaHdale, the man who
did not think him worth keeping Iast
year. and won out also against Her
ME MCKAY. who has faiied hut a few
times 10 win every Easne he has
pitched fur Dug" this season.
The pcftlanderr gathered into
their basket II hits off Mckay,
while the seattlsites could knock out
but eight scattering hits.
The features % the game we're the
tWoabaggeHs sasa4ssrss sss;t - Parrot
Of Portland and Hulen Of Seattle.
Ali the others OF the 10 hits were
singles.
The score by innings:
Seattle ...o0eoil00o-s o
Portland % 0 0 90 - n 2
BUTTE. June lathe Butts.aa
Francisco game yesterday was called
In the seventh INNING on account OF
rain. Score a tie, to !.
HELENA. June 1s.-Ioa Angeles
Won from Helena yesterday. Score
7 to 8.
SPOKANE. June fa.-apokane
took the Tacoma Tigers into camp
yesterday. Score TO I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

Another continuance was eFsnted
] the cass % chief 1t Poller sui
- thls morpine. in 1udse BELLS
49, rhe announcement Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
ONE CENT

ThtR oRgcAsr-renieht cloud, aud un-
: tomorrow tair Warmers fresh south 20 west
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BUTTE. June lathe Butte San
Francisco game yesterday was called
In the seventh INNING on account Of
I'll. a......--
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The va ~as .Old a. >

ne The yea sas .Old a. j
A good sNo,' no. io"s
that .,On 'Nsss.% '.;s% A~sr'e.,snn,s ps3
. re " the Jr,sh~an o.. ON 70 attend
70 Os trO' a'S We ,urnea s,soe w sn|
A9,s a.ns. his arm 'N I'd
leve uo, what'
,cs iuat ,,s empAOyss,,, see. : sa'|
'oowu 70 n's s..Wen, yo.. sc we're
children. ding ssess' aoa sa~
,urpOse ~ ,ing aOo,,: ,,;,s wsissc0a'I
!. 's's waste sal. .,.~ the osss IS. a,s" 700.
a,snsias Now how sorta' he ss.1
,.ssssss,..s.sss,s.s; ss.ss. w.ss ws:: " Mass .
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: CIV ~ erssD~s' 90 Jury
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-01-29

ing toimprove. Should better roads
induce buyers 70 increase our o.
sessable basis. even without lower
ing the tax rate. We still would be
much benefited by the increased
amount Of money from taxes for In
ternal improvement. thereby help
ing along our good old county,. 4
: TAXPAYER.