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Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29
For Sale At a Bargain.

One of the best tunnel proposit ons in
the district, located half mile from the
center of Idaho Springs, in known and
thoroughly prospected zone. Tunnel
has been driven 800 feet on mineral
bearing vein, and contains tracks for
cars. Within a short distance tunnel
will cut lode belonging to the owners
of the tunnel and goes with the property
Proposition will bear the closest investi-
cation. Address Siftings, Idaho Springs.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29
Teachers Wanted.

We need at once few more Teachers
for fall schools. Good positions are be-
ing filled daily by us. We are receiving
more calls this year than ever before
Schools and colleges supplied with
Teachers free of cost. Enclose stamp for
reply.
AMERICAN TEACHERS ASSOCIATION,
J. L. GRAHAM, LII. D., Manager.
I52-I54 Randolph Building, Mempis,
Tenn.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29
Round Trip Excursion to Salt Lake City
and Ogden Via Union Pacific.

Only $500. Tickets sold daily until
September goth, good for return until
October 3Ist.
Only 5000. Tickets sold Aug
ust2, rs, 81, September to II, good for
eturn within 80 days from date of sale
Liberal stop overs allowed on any OF
.hese tickets either going or returning or
both directions. See that your tickets
read via Union Pacific. For further in
formation call on your local agent or ad-
lress E. R. Griffin, general agent, GAL
SeventeenthStreet, Denver.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

Mr. L. E. Cassett, of the Gazette, is
preparing plans and perfecting arrange
nents to erect modern ten-room resi-
bence in the eastern part of the city on
is lots just opposite the cold soda sprin g
lis plans when carried out will add one
bore to the many beautiful homes of
his city.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29
Spend Sunday in Denver Now.

Train 50, scheduled out of Denver al
500 p. M. via the Colorado & Southern
for Golden, Idaho Springs, Black Hawk,
Central City and Silver Plume, will be
held on Sundays during the summer
months until $40 p. m.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29
Will Leave at 6.2o P. M. Sundays.

Train So via the Colorado & Southern
pr Golden, Idaho Springs, Black Hawk
central City, Silver Plume and intermed
tie points, scheduled to leave Denver at
20 p. M, will be held on Sundays until
20 p. m. during the summer months.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29
Your Trip A Short Bot Pleasant One,

If you go via Union Pacific. Short, be-
kuse its time is the quickest, pleasant,
ecause its patrons are provided with all
be comforts and conveniences thought
|nd ingenuity can suggest. See your
cal agent for through tickets East and
TEST or address E. R. Griffin, Genrl
gent, Denver.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

Rev. Coffman of the Methodist church
departed Tuesday morning for Denver
where he will attend the annual confer
ence at which time the appointment of
charges for the coming year will be
|1nade.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29
Trocadero.

The ladies of Calvary" Guild, will
ntertain their friends Monday evening
Jug. 3Ist 1903. Music by Koengsberg's
rchestra. Tickets rs cents, to be OBJ
Ained from the Guild" at the stores,
nd at the "Trocadero."
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29
Will Leave at 6.2o P. M. Sundays.

Train So via the Colorado & Southern
for Golden, Idaho Springs. Black Hawk,
Central City Silver Plume and inter
mediate points, scheduled to leave Den
yer at 800 p. m, will be held on Sundays
until 6:2o p. m. during the summer
months.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29
Spend Sunday in Denver Now.

Train So, scheduled out of Denver at
10 p. m. via the Colorado & Southern,
pr Golden, Idaho Springs, Black Hawk
entral City and Silver Plume, will be
eld on Sundays during the summer
[onths until $40 p. m.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29
This Saves You Money.

Ranch butter
Brighton creamery. .................3 soc
Meadow Gold 80
THERo'S.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

w. A. Gable and wife left Saturday
morning for trip to Pacific coast points
and expect to be absent two weeks.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Herren most de-
ightfully entertained small party of
friends at high five last Tuesday evening
Rt the Colorado restaurant. At the con-
Flusion of the games an elegant lunch
WAS served.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

Mason's Fruit Jars. P1uts, 90 cents
per dozen; quarts, 10 cents at Edwards
Bros.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

Gena c. Cramb Osteopathic Physician
will be in Idaho Springs on Tuesday and
Friday of each week. Office of Rev.
Coffman.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

bad force of men engaged in removing
he coal sheds south of the track in
prder to make room for an additional side
track for the use of the Plummer coal
yard.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

If you want an expressman telephone
c. E. Fish. Black 5I3.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

Mrs. ]. N. Ogden and daughter went to
Denver last Monday morning to visit
few days with relatives.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

Civil Engineer w. H. Wiley left Sun
day for Los Angeles where he will visit
for a time with the home folks.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

Miles Cottingham, Johnny Rowe and
Charley Cow, all of Georgetown, were
among the bathers at the Natatorium last
sunday.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

Mrs. Charles Thompson returned last
Friday from long visit with relatives
in Ohio.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29
SHORT SIFTINGS.

WANTED-Good clean rags at this Of
fee at once.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

Miss Jessie Schriever returned to Den
yer last Monday after spending several
weeks in this city the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. E. Angove.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

If you wish to sell your property lis
1t with c. E. Harvey.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

Remember my phone number is Black
5I3. c. E. Fish, expressman.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

Father McCabe returned last Saturday
from a prolonged trip to Michigan where
he had oficiated at the wedding of a
brother.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

S. N. Simpson left last Monday for
Florence where he will visit for several
days with relatives.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

DR.. A. E. Baker came up from Denver
last Saturday and while here made fish
ing trip to Edith lake.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

Mason's Fruit Jars. Pints, 90 cents
per dozen; quarts, 10 cents at Edwards
Bros.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

Try us for. ranch eggs, vegetables,
poultry and meats.
THERo & Co.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Ingols were Denver
passengers last Monday morning.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29
Dentistry.

Dr. w. T. Cain over Lowells Hardware
store. Successor to DR.. Quick. II
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CHANCE
Council VIII Be Asked Ia
Grade East Cherry
Street

The city council IL 10 be Eixen q
chance 20 retrieve Itself ia the East
Cherry street grade matter.
Councilman on OF the Third ward
viii tonight introduce an ordinance
appropriations from the general fund
the s. oe0 needed 20 abolish the car
track death trap OF which the Star
has told
Residents 81 Natrona heights viii
uss every endeaNor 10 obtain favor
able action on the ordinance az the
grading OF the street Is absolutely
necessary 20 the welfare OF that dis
trlct Of the city.
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away. The othsra petty offenders.
stayed In iail rather than o. take a
chance la tbs penttsntiary for. jail
Not one OF the men Who broke
away has been caught hY tho polles
The afficsrt a. the station nay that
they aro satisfied II tbs men lpa ee
town and never show az again ~
seattle
should any 81 them be caught
thsy wln - either charged with jail
breaking 81 be stNrn the usual pun
lshFnsat sn=asa eat 10 such offenders,
Ia case tAsy are rhsfkea with JAIL
breaking : term IN tho black cell IN
the city iaii VITA bread fist VII
b. their ins,
Efsnftly after o'clock this mora
inH. while the sxcltsHvnt nj the jail
= AZ at fever heat. = telephone ntss-
sage as received al she station
from one escaped prisoner. y. John
san
4 won't ten yea whs=e I am. but
n Yau premise net 10 punish me I
viii GENE back and serve out ny
sentence On thr chain Eank l cont
eant to run away. but N you are
suinT 20 paa me IN the hiaf khoic. I
went come uaek pA.s Johnson ossf
The ghoue
lie sas tod that hs would receive
every punishment that pas due him
ard thas be Noaid ~ caught ~ he
didnt Esys hims1lf ap tuhnsps, n
a eolnfes man ard can BE easily
itsntiHua II Ne stays In the city,
There has been 10 tface n him Tits
mcruins
THE PoLicE KNEW THAT Tfffs
cHIl. IN WHICH T1fE PRISON.
Ens WE'RE CONFINED WAS NOT
sAfF AND COULD EASILY HAVE
80 ,ss. s<'sAs.A 49,. 2 =
THEY WISHED Ire tslisFs al the
ssatipa haa reported THE unsafe con
sitlan. but nethins had besn dons
: fsaut tha ufsft~fi
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TFln pathetic story touched my heart,
and / gave him some money told him
20 come back IN = few days when he
felt more ft for work. and that ]
would give him something 70 DO.
day or 80 after he came hack and
gave him some advertising matter 10
distribute IN the residence districts
~ the city. ana promised him more
the nart day. lie had been work
Ing for ne two days, when one af-
ternoan he failed 70 show W.
Il investigated and found that he
had been arrested by city License
Inspector Marsh and thrown into the
city lall. The charge lodged against
him was that Of distributing circu-
lars without n license.
when Du Marion learned the rea-
san far hia arrest. he prpiested 20
March that he was utterly ignorant
or the city ordinance on the subject
and that he was absolutely Innocent
~ any intent 20 violate any law. re
asked for permission 10 notify roe ~
the misforfufs that had befaiien
him.
efis protests we're UNDECIDED. his
rea1~sf Was denied
ssrha audiences ~ hle calamity
had. f9r the time being deprived the
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ILL POSTING MONOPOLY
THREW HIM INTO PRISON

old man OF hlu thinking powers. and
Il was not until he had been locked
In the cell along with = dozen com
mon criminals that Il occurred 20
him that he was British subject.
and aH such entitled 20 the aid % the
representative In this city Of the
British government. lie sent for
Marsh and demanded 20 be allowed
20 inform the English consulate Of
his pfedieameHt.
when Marsh learned that his
prisoner WAS personally known 70
Vice Consul Peily ne released Du
Marion and accompanied him 70 my
once. explaining 70 me my employees
osfsass.
Il have had advertising bills de.
tributed In this city for yearsi ana
thlu was the first time that had
ever been informed OF the license
ordinance. At first I demurred TO
the payment OF the fee Marsh de-
manded. hut on his assuring me that
the law provided for such license, !
paid him the required amount. but
this money wasn't turned Into the
treasury. II went instead Unto the
Golfers ~ the Seattle city ~ Post
ing company. which thereupon issued
to me q card granting me permhS-
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large rhissl into The cell yesterday
ard With thla thsy sers eff part 81
tina sail and lrft ths bolt ard nat es-
posed Ths work sf unssfe~inE tire
nut ard pashinx out the bolt VAS
simple This aane fhs prisoners
we're il the hail with eniy one dear
between them and open air. Tao
hlna~s - ths outer Door arr 90 the
inside With ths ehissi the jail
birds easily renewed TIE hineea of
the taU aad aets ~ she sss4s.15.t
- 1900 s7sa-sIDuD stA%ss = -s-. - - a..
fhe iaIfFafsi etthouf hetnx detected
eas ihT hardest par sf their ~vfs
Laek pRs with them. however.
+. As rear as can ~ calculated, Il
was while shs prisoners ~err ~ofk-
ius On tks an-sF that a Estrul sa9an
cali ~aa ruur in al tho station from
North Seattle The fAiisF rad TO 80
vita the ~ag0r ana by the tifse he
Fsturusd. the pris0usrs had made
their escape They SUNK asons the
watI - fhs nsN eel within -
feet % the captains dTsk aat
arusnd the little baitaiEE " TIRE iaii
yard u the door At the Fvsr. Then
AL as Easy
ouly the prisoners IN the cell Who
had ions sentences 10 SsfNs bfoss
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l3 PRISONERS
BROKE JAIL
Police Knew Nothing About IL Until One OF the
Other Prisoners Came and Told Them
But They Knew the Cell Was Unsafe

sorp. Heurp = Arssna. - DAYS.
taf4lnaufz John fishar et daxs.
Vanfmnss Charles tsalisfd. ~ DAYS.
vasfaaey ltsft Eoie. e d4gss veg
Fancy peter Ihenas. ~ aass. vas
FANCY " ~ CaSansush. "a dAYs.
xaeFaaey. joe Rogers. q fays. para
sYss1r Nnbrst lie. % daYs xaa
raury. and John Ryan. . days. vas'
rnueY
me getaway WAS easily accom-
rHsh-,s Tts af@taftea - forcing ias
-. - =. ~. - :. :.
fr~rzEutEt RaH FHE@EfE anu VefrHt1
sfnns The u rsssuners Nsikst 81
FresIy uuHer tn office Ninde~ Al
me police station. Climhzd a flight %
stairs 70 th~ hafh dasF % TIE Jali
sara aua wasksa 1ut "a the all9y.
Ia ~ rev arnrx n Ebs cts tzH.
= hich waa built several weeks esa.
the doors AFs fastened Nith Yale
locks On ths door itself thsre - an
iron bar that fastsHs 20 the loeh
Tnfusa3h ths NtaNien eaitz % fhs
rsH thzr~ - : haafsinfh eeiN Ths
tsstlt sxtsuas nearly through the NaA
Hut or shs tfsslis tHs mt that fes-
tens Il - held ~ enefns nut ard
severed with = plscs % beard two
Isgh4a EEtea.
Tas prisoners had smuxsed a
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PEACE TN SIGHT i'H|||| I

tensian q the company to NEE, its
employees half way.
The order 10 veie again on the
stria. resolution came Wee, BY tele-
graph last night from the Grand
Ledge at ~. Pau % the iscai lodges
ali along the road. The grand lodge
II IL stated. believes that some Of the
lrAinnen were not allowed TO delib-
crate upoa the strike proposition. and
called for a sfcnnd ballot In order
"a remove All doubt or this score.
tbs bailotinx on the seattle d.
vision % the read Il hrinE done at
Everett Tho result wil not be
known before midnight.
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"Any ordinance ~ franchise IN the
nature of this. IN my judgment. 10 a
Regulation not contemplated IN the
charter and is Oppressive, IL not rras
sonsb'e and IL therefore invalid.
With these Surdn Mayer Humes
renciudes the message which he vii
present 10 the eiGy rouncl tonikht
seteinE the LAW garbage franc hiae
ordinance
The star can now state authgFi-
tatiesiY that the veto message con
lains exactly the statements which
psss Attributed 10 Il when this paper
gave the afst news - the mayors
rp@ uIve Go veto the EsSbase btli
The message covers feuf types fatten
pages and deals with the subject ca
Ha ustfeely.
I've mayer ffnt reviews the pow
err % the council and the executive
deFsrfment 10 grant frame hiass Tor
the uss u ths public streets. etc fol-
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charge 81 for the removal of this
caraafa. Ills cranatprY might be
IL tbs taird district ON the yame
street Ne that where the dead carcass
lay. Yet he would charge the ~ for
lts removal, while II he eafted the
same mIlic from the first district or
business portion IT the city. PERHAPS
distance Of several miles. he could
charge but 81. o. he might have 70
carry II from the other outlying dis
,rict ~ thu city FOE The same amount
that he would drag u from the street
ia front Of bis plant
The mayor Foef into the nlekahiy
of the franchise ef length, proving
beyond doubt that u IL invalid.
The mayor also attacks the
nonapolisige features 81 the pro-
taaed measure. declaring that what
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

io@ing witt she statement that the
prasss.ssd Naw Esaat does not some
within the meaning ~ the ehaffsr
and the statutes IN this respect,
Hs then takes up the measure It
self. msfcilassly picking Il 70 piacea
and exposing is many defects and
weak points. lie mentions the lack
81 provision g. compel tie recipient
Of the fra ne hise 70 do anything on
hia own part, and as an iliusi fatloft
Of the unfalFneaa % the measure.
mentions the clause providing Tor
the removal ~ dead animals.
he illustrates his meaning ~ suF-
NvHtina q case where an unjust
charge would be fnHfir Tor rrmuV=
ing a dead carcass He presents the
case Of a mule dying IN remote
part ~ the city. OF IN shat Npuid be
termed b. the franchise. the third
district !" Acrorsiing a. the fran
ehise. Yhw would be allowed 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

ssfs 81 honorable service IN
II 49, army. sick ana infirm
hard campaigns, Louis
:. nAiief. a veteran IS years
49, - subjected 70 insult and
y 49,. = Ashttls while trying 10
"a money Tor a bed and
= tod ~ p n. Morton.
- = re- vftae-Ofe company
tifset. According 90 Mr..
= W % soldier was attempt
= fsu dollars BY dis
: =, sassrtising circulars. when
sssstsd ~ the city license
sna thrown into lali az .
! ~, assisfeetgr. Later 81 came
- only ofFenss WaH his
~ tribute 81 the rate Of
az b the private earppr-
,'sn me cifg has given a
y ne biii posting and
q. astfibutine business.
NO retks ago" said Mr..
eaag "Mf. Uu Marion wha
- y with fever contracted
..lnE IN the British army ID
-. % ne radueatiuR n feN
- We had been confined
80 hospital Tor "A louf
absolutely pennllssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
POWELL
rs DEAD
Secretary Of Local Elks
Lodge Passes AWAY

r. ~. Powell. local secretary Of
the Hanevolsnt and Protective Order
~ E.4ka. died az tbs Seattle General
hospital AZ 10 o'ciack this morninE
after 4 lingering iiinsaa.
He had been confined IN the hespi-
tai for several weeks with cAnaeH -
the stomach.
ar. Powell Was n prominent fra
ternai man IN Seattle and a host 81
fflan8a fnourns8 his death The bcdy
has BEEN taken iu charge BY the
Is<sluey Watson Company. The fu-
neral. which vii be under the aus
rtcss 81 the LEGAL Eiks lodge, has
uol bean arranged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
RIOTS IN
/ new YORK

NEW YORK. May 1.-The police
reserves were called ON again today
10 stop riotInR among striking
eseavatefs IN Brooklyn. Aany Fer
sons wefe injured by flying missiles.
the police used their clubs freely IN
dispensing the moba. but made bat
few arrests.
The striking blaekaniths also at
tackled a non-union shop and free
fof all fight occurred In the street
One ~ the propfietors was knocked
senstlena. being struck on the head
with a hammer Another man was
injured with n red hot horseshoe.
Hexurai others were badly cut. but
escaped before the police arrived.
grW YORK. May IA careful
examination was made today by
Professor Sever. who occupies the
chair % Electrical Science at colum-
Mia university. OF the internal ma
chine te<an from the umbris. lie
reports that the mechanism was per-
feet and that the fuse was iRnited
when discovered lie sees no reason
WIZ en- explosion should not have
followed Every available man In
the soIice department has been de-
tailed on the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

v.s.xn ne terrible celia IN ne
a asa Stairs ne doors are open
= - sna~ thsFs are no eiNnks's
-. -a..s< one scaif ss'ss ne desas
: A.. = zsae Blankets
~ sruns stssssnsus zane fren'
~ F.as. q narphine flsnd pfss-
mr : ne cts isil this meFninx
: ~ sssn eonfinsd ~ she ne
.ssss - tAe tan nnAes ths csts n ~.
sfsas s.'s 81 go 49, !. = - - -
Irsa : RHnrE FrtrtaE'r = @.ss7F' -
- sTs esssslA<r~a fe<pessts ni@sa
ln>r Fsxnef I'D nia3f iAe sitss~
sxs Il ne assk ta pcliCs hgessiissF
,. fn<a uas rnAdx fer ~ cell -
= sffssxrs On ausy n shs ssnsien
49, tAsy arrived - - eea =
|ask Fesney bad tssn eeafinFd =
- discovered that u nsen hal
z<n iaif and that AZ To same tine
= s<issners sac eszsiif wHTk ~
: nrr had also xuttsn AWnx
~ xen VIA escaped - sae haii
sare1 uere essarxe Garsien. sefx
~ izgn Toe rasTprvr J.. Jnnu
= = fsYs parsIuauf eiuorNs
No. 8 d&ys pafawe0g San
- 'znrzzxu N days. tnf~atsuusE
= ~ sumAn sish a pair II SETS.
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what AKN0CK This IS
Mayor Hun1es Message Mr. Yas Franchise Proper
Finishing Touch

ever laws the council IL authorized
% make concerning the health Of the
community should be 50 framed that
oil persons may have equal advAn-
taFez ~ conforming 20 the pre-
ssfibed terms and regulations.
There IL hardly \ clause In the
measure with which the mayor IL
not disposed 70 pick Some flaw. ana
on the whole he presents the ease OF
the removal % garbage a. police
regulation on the faithful and proper
performance OF which the public
health depends.
The veto viii be presented to tbs
council tonight. after which ~ VII
be ordered published and then may
be considered 81 any regular Hasrt-
ing 81 the council within 20 days AZ
ter the publication.
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CHEF AGAIN CITED

An amended petition wna filed this
morning for an order citing Chief of
Police Sullivan to show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt
Of court tn falling to reinatate Wal
ter Eaasuu IN hlf old position ~
night clerk at police headquarters
NaVslt.
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fTwo and shalt days will b spent
here. and during that time the pres
Ident will be the center uf numerous
public functions and features Of en-
terfainment The program calls fot
several public receptions. banquet.
drive through Golden Gate PARK
10 Ocean beach and participation IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

aIon TO distribute circulars In the
city OF Seattle for a period of two
days. Tho charge was 30 cents per
day.
Upon the payment Of the money
10 the 1911 Posting company. Marsh
released pu Marion from custody"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

rvO.pscs are srish, Cor a eonsinu-
.siea e peace sious the Great
s@rasTn Ths trainnsn who voted
n o. on strike recently are taking
sagshsF vote today and there 10 every
reaeon 40 enaexs that the baiiotins
~an result IN q reconsideration. es-
p<cssiiy In view Of the apparent In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

! Lunch uas served 20 the party In
the big tree grove.
SAN F'RANCIscO. Cal. May II.
Everything sin readiness for the
reception Of President ROOSEVELT.
sho il due 70 arrive IN San Fran
cisco at AIS tomorrow afternoon.
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..' ~ssI cHuz, Cal. May 1.-THE
= - trzin made brief stops
~; zrf II Nnssouviils and
s4zte Cr1z was reached
- t The president took q
'+<8 HNn and after max
mort IA Tsnf On a visit 70
W u<ss "a special train.
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REPRESENTED
At BERLIN

PARIS. Mas lit " reported this
morning that the pops has acesdsi
Il the request made ny the kaisef
whea VISITING the Vatican recsnttY
that = delegate from The Hciy See
10 accredited Co Itefiin,
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G Gs +: iihisdelldlIl 4 Go:
REAL ESTATE

gains when "rized up'' with current
quotations for similar TIT estate.
I'D We say similar when one con-
slfern that this thoronKhfars pos
nessan the unqueetioncd quality OF a
coming business street. the PROPOSE
ton passes out OF comparison and
stands alone. s15 per foot think OF
that. Then at $500 you can bur
those Tenth avenue lots. % feet
wide lust needing money, that
the why Of Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
MURDER


t5peoiaI TO The 5tarJ
EVERETT Wn.. May ii~Laet
evening Angus McPhaii entered Fred
Aideraan's saloon IN Darlington and
shat Anderson. lie then walked be-
hind the bar and shot him again.
Anderson died Immediately Nc
Sas,ii iis,i 80 the wuuu out this
morning surrendered and was
brought 20 Everett. Trouble over
huainesH matters ~ said to have
brought about the quarrel which re-
suited IN the shooting.