davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02
WAR VESSELS OFFERED
TO THE UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb 1-Argenina and Chile in view
of the proposals for disarmament between the nations have agreed
offer four warshps which they SELL the United States
their friendly feeling country
may accepted the spirit which the offer made These
the ships which reported Germany wanted buy Two of
the building n England.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02
King Edward Entertains Gen. Miles.

LONDON Feb General Nelson A Miles who reached London
ago. his around the world after his inspection of the
American army the Philippines the guest of King Edward
day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02
Mexico to Admit Cuban Sugar.

CITY OF MEXICO Feb Under the provisions of the new
treaty which proposed conclude with the republic of Cuba
contemplated sugar Mexico of duty
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02
Trolley Strike in Hartford.

HARTFORD Conn, Feb All employees of the trolley sys-
of this city have strike and trying to tie the lines
The militia has ordered OF from Waterbury
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02
Moroccan Pretender Beaten.

TANGIER Morocco Feb 1.-The Sultan of Morocco has inflicted
a severe defeat upon the of Pretender.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-21
IN ITS POWER.

This paper hopes chat the voters
will not be deceived this time by any
ticket that does not have the backing
of some party.
Democracy has it in its power, by
every deuiocrat voting his ticket. of
winning the present municipal cam
paign. If there was any valid reason
why democrat should not be loyal
to his party. there might be some ex-
cuse for following after tickets that
have no backing or we'll defined prin-
ciples, except that the men who have
placed it in the field are disgruntled
and sore because they have not been
permitted to run the party.
1t is rare indeed that party can
have such an uniformaly excellent
ticket. representive of every class
and interest in the city Its personnel
is exceptionally well selected and at
no time could there be presented a
better ticket for the suffrages of the
voters.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-21

apparatus. kept it two years and sold
it for $50. 600.
Marquette, Mich, paid S15. 200 for
replacing apparatus in one year
Topeka. Kas.. sold equipment cost
ing $50. 600 for 81, 500. And so on, ad
infinitum. The cases are too numer-
Gus to cite. The mayor of Decatur.
ILL.,, said. after several years xperi
ence with a municipal plant, that if
10 per cent. was allowed for repairs.
and 10 per cent. added Tor deprecia-
tion, it would not be too much.
L It it be understood that the COM
mercial light fees of this city will no
more than pay the running expenses
of a municipal plant. All these ex-
tras will have to come out of the poe
kets of the taxpayers.
To conclude. AN advocate of nuni-
cipal ownership saws: Suppose there
is depreciation in the municipal
plant. suppose the whole plant cost
ing million, is lost All that is
necessary 70 do is to levy tax and
replace it" There is the gist of the
argument; levy more taxes. And if
the people want more taxes. try NUM-
cipal ownership of electric light
TAXPAYER.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-21
WANTS FOR RENT-F0R SALE.

Satisfaction Always" Lyons ~ Son.
For Sale-weiser Bros, Upright cabinet
grand piano, Call at this office,
For Rent-Three furnished rooms foi
light housekeeping. 420 Chipeta.
Misunderstanding, ironing and housewort
Mrs, Rosenburg, Ute between 9TH and 9Th,
Take your typswriting to room 21 Cannon
block, first class work and reasonable prices
Lost--A plain gold ring with inscription,
Mother to Lise" Liberal reward If IT.
turned to this office,
All kinds of typewriting promptly and
neatly done. Prices reasonable. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. With J. B. Boyer, room
2l, Canon block.
The Star laundry is fully equipped to do
all kinds of lsuudry-both family and com
mercial. Try us once. Colorado avenue be-
twee Third aud Fourth.
For Rent-One eight room house one half
mile from city limits on Fruita road or will
lease house and ten acres j. bearing fruit
trees. Call or address M. j. Walsh, Railroad
store.
Wanted-PROSPERIT me your
job and express WORK so / can see what this
prosperity is. w. Fl. Burkhardt, express
No. 20, northwest corneer Nam and 4tb
streets or 635 hood.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-21
Sunday Service.

Baptist Preaching by Mr.. Beach
at IL a. IN. Subject "How is Man
to Know Whether he has Been Born
Again. Childrens' revival meeting
at Z 80 p. IN. with a short sermon by
Mr.. Beach. Midweek meeting in the
church parlor. Wednesday evening at
Z 80. Everybody is cordially invited
to attend all the meetings.
congregational subject of the
discourse Sunday morning will be
Hospitality. The evening subject
will be "The Worth of Man" Best
music at both services, All are cor
daily invited j. A. Becker. Pastor
Presbyterian-The usual services
will be held at this church both morn
ing and evening, conducted by the
pa ,tor. Topics of special helpfulness
will be treated. The music will be
of the best. cordial welcome will
be extended to all. Come and bring
YOUR friends.
Method st-The subject at the
morning service will be "Talents. :"
In the evening the pastor will speak
on Paul - Good music at both ser
vices.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-21
1T WAS A BEAUTY.

The car containing the Studebaker
brake and Kentucky roadster won by
Miss Genevieve Mcleod was due to
arrive in Telluride about four o'clock
this afternoon, but Billy Jay and his
train had break down on Dallas
Divide nee ,ssitating sending to Ridg-
way fer another engine. They will
reach Telluride about 7:30.
Reports from down the road say the
car is very elaborately decorated.
The horse and vehicle e accom-
panied by a groom from Denver. The
program is for this man to unload
the outfit and harness the horse to the
brake at the depot. driving it about
town for exhibition purposes.
The horse is blue blooded bay
from Kentucky six years old. we'll
trained and high spirited. but gentle
and safe in lady y'ds hands. The
outfit is said to be one of the finest
turnouts in the state. The Journal
is informed that the band will meet
the horse and escort it up town at
the expense of the National club. The
brake and harness are valued at $500
and the horse at $3.50. Telluride
Journal
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-21

When you want a hack in hurry.
telephone Platt & King. Dayor night.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-21
SURPRISING
BUT TRUE.
Rio Grande. Road to Beautify
Its Station Grounds by
Planting Trees. = Grand
Junction Comes in on This.

The bare unkempt stations of the Rio
Grande road are to be beautified. The
road made contract with John p
Brown. editor of Arboriculture, the
tree magazine, to undertake the work
under his direct supervi sion. Mr.
Brown visited this city last fall and
at the time this paper had quite an
interview with him.
Some of the work which Mr.. Brown
has done, was the replanting of Boston
Common. where many of the trees
had died. Work on the parks of New
Orleans and other special work. re-
quiring most accurate knowledge OF
tree planting and care.
The gentleman knows from his own
knowledge that there is great oppor-
tunity at Grand Junction to work his
art of beautifying. The sooner he
comes to Grand Junction the better
the people will like it and in fact no
better place of beginning could be
found than here at Grand Junction,
one of the division points of the road
O. M Hobbs, the general purchas-
ing agent of the Rio Grande road has
the following to say regarding the
ability of Mr.. Brown:
Mr.. Brown is tile greatest expert
in the world on such matters and
consider we are fortunate in getting
him to do this work We have 5000
trees, two years old. in Utah, and
our experiments along the Rio Grande
Western line show that they answer
our purposes of beautifying the sta
tions. besides being healthy and
quick growing trees. These trees
will be planted at all the stations OF
the system
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-21
COLORADO CAFE.

Mrs W. NJ. Sheldon, has opened up
n restaurant to be known as the Colo
RADIO Cafe. at 220 South 2nd street
Mrs. Sheldon has bad considerable ex-
perience as a caterer and it is unnec-
essary to say that the restaurant will
run ON strictly business principles.
The following most excellent menu
will be served to patrons at the Sun
day dinner at this new cafe:
Consomme ala Royal.
Olives, Celery, Pickles
Fricassee Chicken. Family style.
Lemon Fritters. Transparent Sauce.
Prime ribs of Beef au Jus
Baked Turkey, Stuffed Oyster Dressing
Cranberry Sauce.
Boston Brown Bread.
Mashed Potatoes. Stewed Tomatoes.
Sugar Peas.
Lemon Merangue Pie, Apple Pie.
English Plum Pudding. Hard and
Brandy sauce.
vanilla Ice Cream.
Assorted Cake. Mixed nuts.
Tea. Coffee. Milk.
The Unity Mandolin club will fur
nish music.
Mrs. Sheldon, Proprietor
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-21
FACTS AND FIGURES.
To Editor of The Sentinel

To Editor of The Sentinel:
Since 1 have been endeavoring to
expose the fallacies and weaknesses. of
municipal ownership of light plants.
have been taken to task by many
people. and the arguments used by
the advocates of the measure are
worthy of lunaitc asylum. One
gent leman said the city ought to own
its own light plant because it owns
its own water works AS | wrote
before. there is so little analogy be-
tween water works and an electric
light plant that it would be iu st as
reasonable to say that because wom-
an owns cook stove she ought to
own an automobile. Another man
said he was going to vote for munich
pal ownership because it was right in
principle. The matter of expedience
never entered into his head. There
is not room for such matter of fact
subject as "expediency' in the head
of such man as that. Others are
going to vote for it because they think
it is a 'step in the right direction. :"
In the name of common sense what is
the fright direction ?'' If voting
s2S, 600 worth of bonds and securing
the interest thereon. and voting to
add about So, 800 to the burdens of the
already overloaded taxpayers of this
town means 'step in the light di-
recti on" all right. Others think
that my statistics are altogether
wrong. especially ON the question of
depreciation. The truth is that not
one man in so knows what deprecia-
ton meant Depreciation not only
accounts for the actual d sterioration
of the apparatus due to its use. but
includes the reduction in the market
price OF apparatus and the loss uDon
apparatus which becomes commercial
ly useless through the progress of art.
as we'll as those which may become
valueless. not because they are worn
out, or out of date. but because the
growth of the business i II that locality
makes it no longer economical to use
them. When the apparatus becomes
old, worn out and antiquated. no city
can afford to use it ON account of the
heavy per cent of loss in producing
light. Here are few cases in point :
Wabash. Ind. used dynamos and
lamps costing 81. 800 for six years and
then sold them for old junk.
Alameda. Gal. sold apparatus cost
ing $50, 600 after seven years use for
$3.50.
Xenia. Ohio, sold apparatus costing
s35. 900 after using it 8 years, for $40, :
000
Michiagn City bought apparatus
and paid $4,000. used it six years
and sold it for 81. 500.
Gravesend, L. l.. paid $120, 900 for
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-21

For Rent-Well furnished Groom house
Grand avenue between and 3. M. .. Del
aplain
For Sale-Two good V shaped sign boards
for front of Office or store. Began, Gaines
il Company.
Wanted-Competeut girl for general
housework. Small family. Good wages.
Apply at this office
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-21
us. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.

Grand Junction, Colo. March 81 1908
Local observations taken at O'Clock
mountain time:
Maximum temperature yesterday, Al
Minimum temperature this morning was
26 degrees above zero.
Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yesterday, 81
per cent.
= Relative humidity at a. m. 50 per cent.
Precipitation during the last 2t hours, o. 90
R. H. SULLIVAN,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
Forecast for Colorado, as telegraphed
from the district center at Denver, for 36
hours ending p. M, mountain lime yes
terday.
Western Colorado
Eastern Colorado:
Fair tonight and Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
TONE MAN Dead
: Three WILL die
Three Persons Drank Poisoned Whisky in Gin
cinnafi--T Was Semi From WenphiS--A
Domestic Under Arrest

CINCINNATI. May n.-one man
is dead and four others arts tn a
critical condition a. q result ut
drinking poisoned whisky sent
Through the Adams lsspfsau com
pauY e. Mra. Kate Mobile OF ihiH city
last ulght
All 20 the men were employed IN
thn office nf the express company
here. When The paskage arrived one
uf the men discovered that the hai
de contained lH e Was icakiHH ltes
ie,tna that tbc bottle contained
whisky they HIl fuak "A fFink uf thr
contents ana Nare Immediately
taken violently ii
Investigation Showed that the heis
ne contained hiaAY una HfaaniD.
0ar 10 the meu 81 rlekrH ilad
aoau after bellies taken O. the hos
uitaL The ulhHfa hEe nfiu ia "a crit
lcai esnaititn ard aiu probably die.
AIRS Natc Noble said she c9uif
not ssY what shH bottle contained.
bat that & Nas undoubtedly sent ~
s woman employed IS a rslailk e
Is a. Nees Csc Memphis fhu relative.
she said. visited her three Herks aEa.
ana since that time she has been
resolves rsetaNes aud uhseraf lrt.
keea ffum Nru,phia. lt vas tnslnusY
#hs said. that prompted TIA HenainE
~ ihe packs se.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
OLD SITE
FAVORED
LeIy 10 Be Selected tor
Nen city Hall

While no site for the proposed new
city hall was agreed upon al the
meeting last niKht Of the Joint com
mittre. consisting of the council
committees on public buildings and
grounds aud finance. 81 if very pfub
able that the members Of the city
council Will within the next few
days decide to erect the new mum
iclpal building on the present city
hall site
rhe special committee appointed
a. make report uu al the proposed
sites. stated that there were four
propositions before the council The
Hrst. thht of the PIN. street and
.Ihird avenue site, next the site Of
Tered b e = Dose bounded by
Fourth and t1fth avenue ana Tor
rarr and Jefferson streets. Tor which
Is sun lees than $4,000 f. wanted /.
thlrd the present city hall site Hnd
four. the haif block az pfonent OWE
ed by the eity. added o. b. the pur-
chase 81 the two lots - the corner
of Fourth avenue and Jefferson
street. which are held BY Crawford
"A CouuYrr ~ fHb zoe and the two
lutH on the Yeslsr side. held b. J. 4.
Gleason. at $4,000.
The committee further reported
thHi h had consulted with the enscu-
tore ~ the Osborne estate. Hhifh e.
g. 90 10 the city far = city hall m IA"
site and plans ~ Tie buildins are
approved by the eser1fa@z. Tho 60
tate naa amounts O. aaunrthipE over
tGa .00o.
me executors have daclied 10 In
no ease approve II the Third ave-
nue. ana Pine street site, which elm
mates this site from considerable
They have agreed. however. that che
present city hall site wili be accept
able provided the cifs purchase tbs
remainder ~ the block
The proposition ~ e. l.. naae Vas
not Locked upon with much favor bT
members 81 ihe ioint committee. and
the decision Of the executors % The
osborne estate makes g. almost eef=
tsiu' that the neW municipal building
sill be erected on the present eiiY
hail site
Il Wha generally conceded that ths
city sat and police headquarters
should be IN = separate building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

Rainier Heights Club WIN Urge That II Be Net
Abandoned Councilman Vincent
States Advantages

Residents OF the Second ward.
respectfully the members OF the
italuier Heights Improvement Club.
lave fcHoited upon an setIYe cam
IalFu De behalf - the proposed
Jackson street park on Lake Wash
tuG tsfs which The city council lh IA
ciined o. abandon.
W 81 Vincent and Homer q Hul
bf.ts ~ - hom we're members OF the
city council wheu ths parh plan waE
first proposed. aud who are rrumi
nent iu the Second ward. state that
The Rainier Heights Club Aiil losc
10 time Ia iaying ita views on the
jackson street plan before the park
commission.
The only objectlo6 20 the pro-
posed neH park. said hr Vincent.
Today. seems 10 he hat Il uili cost.
az the park commissioners think.
about $500 90 Thf may be true.
bal we claim tsai the city vii not
se Hbs 20 obtain definite infgrnla-
ton ua fhia point until tie land IL
actually appraised bY a jury IN a
condemnation case.
Ny oRu belief 81 that the Lard
win not cost - exceed ftaa.oH0 II IL
n such = character that ID can never
Be ~ any great value except Cor
park purposes Streets can nsFeF b.
graded through e rnesut - yg.esa
49, s.:.,,,. /. :. - -. - = - =
sliIss that would follow. / firmly
believe that Y the city can ret the
land for SO. zoe q would b. money
well spent
eThs ciiY-a experience with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
SEATTLE LIKELY To
GET THE BUSINESS
Boston Steamship C0mpany'S Bid
for Government Transportation
Regarded as The Best

Klsan Kalsha. There vas no com
petition. the companies baFiHs
ferfnsa a pool on transportation Cor
beth Freight sud gasssusesss The
bids uG an three were the same ga
cept as 80 faoiHtlss AMI capacity 81
shlre
TIE proposals wcfr bs fpiiBWs SAYS
a san Francisco Dispatch
Passengers fret flau. per capita
iuriudfnE subsistence with a.
peunts haEkasr HIiou anee &c eaeil
pagaeuEsF SIS
second class lue'utinE Subsistence
ard ta8 peunts ~ OaEgaEe "a each
passenger elnziY ait III numbers %
les fhAn 81. $50 dsfaehmeuts 90
frun IL tu - 81 - &c. -. u. :. :. !.
~. =. 49, .. a. :. y. y - : -
Second class without Subsistence.
Us rounds haz4aNs. charges range
from So Tor oHr % ties passengers
a. g. f1f taa Of nsrf
The rhaFsrz Ter animals. with carr
and stthsiafrncn furnished ~ the
earFief are a. follows Horses.
malss and heef cattle. ilsa each
sheep fiz5a each
The proposals. far carrying frrtsht
Fanws fram Azs per - cuhie feet
for carso wriEhirw lesn than q
F9snsiH ~ stz per tuu fer pieces
WsiKhiaE saeo e. ~ 60 Farsn Il
small freight shipments 81 cents per
100 pounds Tire THREE companies
take turns monthly IN ihs sAliissz= -
AHntia. ard only Furnish ane
steamer all tnld per month q The
- 'unlnes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

Shore 81 Lake Union and IL main
tanned by the Seattle Electric com
panF Fnf ftnme timn past AZ fhs
Instance OF ias city. tte electric com
panf has been engaged Ia Fsplsnk
luE the roadway
Nr Msnchaun stafss that a. dainE
this fhr guard rails have b,'sn re-.
moved and in many places u1crs
are 40 safeguards e. prevent teams
ard VISIONS from Eo.ua into The lake
lie sasH
with the frequent passing 81
nles tfic ears AZ n high rats 81 aiH'ssi
frN feet from the roadway. aud
the meeting q t=nF teams, y u
Simply = matter - good iuck 60 ths
eitY that no disaHf.tr has uecuTrsd up
80 this time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

money Away down deep iu hia
trouHef pocket caught n 90 gold
piece and fieH If ont Proudly he
passed II oerf 60 lha waiter. Whu
naturally didnf have the change.
Long and auxfauaiy Htraua waited
On the box Tor tho change rhe nIri
ief' him 80 his sorrow ana Finally hc
started aut "a make complaint 80
one had seen the waiter
Then came the weary walk ~
past the RaF tanks and the Chinese
reHtaurHnts 10 the police station
There Htrana fgupd q hiue-ouated
officer who listened 10 his tale OF
wee and then De received the sooth-
ing advice that - keep away from
the balls would be- the best wax f4r.
tss.-- = FTeIF fif6 fu0nrY safely.
a written report was made 81 his
complaint and Strang irff the rfa-
ton with q dim idea that be might
soc time get his money back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
rs NOT INSANE

Airs A. Is. Johnson af Green Lake.
who aaa brought g. the county fBu,
Monday Night. oa a charge n In
sanity. was declared sane by the
physicians uhu examined her in su-
perIgr Judge TailIuaua court yestsr-
day afternoon. the zgomau's case
IL most pathetic Worry over the
serious iilncsF 81 : daughter 81 he -
her sole support caused her 70 set
In such manner that her nfighbars
haiived her e be insane and DR..
Ustrufn iu whose home the daughter
had been employed. sMofe. 70 an In
sanity complaint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

r II the general belief - those ia
mlfktF with tha situation that the
Hostes steamship Company VII get
the aNAFd Of nearly Sac entire
frNlrht business - thH United
states government e. aat ffum the
Orient Ter the fiscal year eudsnE
June %. 1894. ard also slafdls fair
chance u getting a part A. least. -
the passenger traffe q the var de-
sssFtmsht.
Although the hddlnE waa very
close. Il seems ilariy ff,,m az in-
sfectsoa Of the bids ersnet stimuli
tAnseusly ~ this city. Portland and
SAa Franrisco. YESTERDAY. that the
Seattle eaMEarHs prepasal VII Dc
deemed the haxE IT, thlf .4s5
. %. y ~ s..e :. ~ - = =
M governments transport business
duftue the eumiag year
Aithouxh ths ave Bidders. WITH the
exception q Harrtsnn g Co q f'urt-
land. whase proposal & a. tAa hltsis
ness With sailing vessels cann0f hs
seriously considered. BID exarfiF THE
same on nrst class fsxssnaers and
general freight namely ti2t ser pes
senRer AID AS a ton. q = believed
that the Boston SteaDsNip company
b rsasnn - is splendid faotitiss
Ter daing All classes ot government
csrrysrg tusiness. Ni1 be nwaHlfsd
the bulk - o.
There we're three bidders for the
isassre=s III san FFRuris0a. the ttaei-
dental 4 Oriental steamship COM
nsrv The Pacific NAH ard he Tnya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
BULLETIN

MEMPHIS. Tenn. MAY tt-tRui-
ietin.l -liaaie MeCermiek. a domes-
tie. was arrested hsFe TO-DAY charged
with ssudIng the poisoned whisky
u hleh caused the death OF benjamin
Ficksr IA Cincinnati last uisht
The girl when arrested. was found
n cheap restaurant. The police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

tea"
Ia one OF the concert halls he met
several Eddy maideua who told him
that be- was about the real article
In the sporting line. Ne took up
with the idea 81 once and with q
little coaching was made to believe
that be WIS one u the few men who
really know how 20 see town
While one little girl was singing.
Just Kiss Yourself Goodbye on
the staRe he was IN box with an
other bsruffled fairy with com
pieKion too good 10 be true. who wus
hsdinR him big punches OF hot
air" When he was prOpgtiy lnfiot
% che popped the queatid6
Just one little bother sho asked
and he said. Yes A whife-coated
walter brought iu the tea gtranR
thought that the proper Thing for RI
epnft - % was 20 fnsh n gold piece
Just 70 sho wths Girl that he had tae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
YOU ARE THE REAL,
REAL THING" SHE SAID
Then Waller Sfrang Bought $50
Bottle Of "Hop Tea" for
Dance Hall Girl

Hop tea" At $40 a hottle f. not
exactly q new thing IN the new ten
derloin district. but Walter strang,
who Just dropped into tow" from
Munfoe, last night. considers u
burning outrage. A. the police sta
fion this morning he made a vigor-
Gus kick 70 Police Captain Baub-
scher, but he II still minus his
money. He II not exactly SIRE IN
which concert hail be dropped the'
$40. but he says ~ Was one u the
places on Fifth avenue south.
Walter had been enjoying the
luxury Of winter IN the woods aud
came 20 Seattle 20 see the sights
wisely he waited until after the
grand jury mad ceased 70 be factor
FOR he wanted 10 see All that there
was going. and nov he ia satisfied
with the Sightseeing part, but dOes
moi agree With the concert hall men
regarding the par value Of hop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
WILL WEAR THEIR
FIGHTING CLOTHES

clad BE- their wSt~stainet uniforms
TIE tuisranr 20 ulr Spanish Ameri-
can HAs ntf gfssf President flnase-
SET en hHa arrival Ia this city rh1s
artiau 80 decided an 80 a meeting
hrid iant Might sn Carpenters hall
Complete dnlNtia ~ the veterans
shafa be the reception and Hnlufi SiH=
msut " the president VII D. deter
mined aruu al meeffus g. pc held
Ma N