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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-05

'srnegie Grant to Pref. z. ID. Wilson.
Prof. Edmund B. Wilson. head Of the
apartment Of zoology at Columbia, who
N"ttiy went to Italy received q special
giant from the Carnegie Institution to
pufsue research work al the biological
sMion al Naples. Prof. Wilson made
sn ch satisfactory progress In his geological
mo epbryological Investigations last sum.
.rr tha, the Carnegie institution offered
~" :" assist him in carrying them further this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

Business Chanrsr
d HAVE q paf ~ horses sefa lfls Ell.
also isa slusis horses iz0o aplrcf. 90
sale rhear 3. aofnE OCT ~ busineaa nara
in faaF Xtufh iifnf avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
RIKE
sMPLoVEs OF FivE AARNGss
SHOPS OUT

As a result of the refusal OF tho
bass hafnvssmakera OF tho city 20
grant the demand 81 the new local
harncssmakers' union for higher
wagea aud shorter hours. strike h.
on Ia all but one % the HARNESS.
shops
TIE harursannkera ~ five % the
shops refused 10 80 10 work today
and asclafs that they will remain
cut until their demand submitted a
week ago. for minimum vase
srais % ~ 50 pes day fnr nins hours
work Il aFanted, The propfirtora u
the uaiiey Collar Factory have
sisped the new wage scale ana the
union men are a. wurk la that shop
In the shop ~ Duncan = Sons
" hirh has not been uuionisrt three
~ the four uon- union harnsasina 40 60
went 10 wofh thia morning. bat the
strikers say that they viii be able
10 bring these men oug BEFORE thr
strike q settled.
- ~ jackson. organiser of the
iacai harussamake fn union made the
following statement today
rae s'aSss raid aSs ranges from
o. % ~ peF day for 10 hours Nork
in AL ether eiltfs on the eaant the
minimum vase " s. - psr day Of a
nine -hauF day during the week and
eight hears woFk on aaturdA
The union nten now on strike IN
Seattle aak fnF minimum scale ~
eut itsa pes day and straight
Etse hour DAY Tor every day In the
week
The strikers viii hoiA a meeting
today. ~n~n they expect 20 break
the combination that they claim has
been nas.is against them by ths
hssseas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
KILLED
BY CARS
John Courtney Met Death
on hterurban Track

with both arms broken and skull
crushed like an eRg shell, tina dead
body Of John Courtney a young man
rs years pf age, Was found along
side the intsfuFtssn ear traahA near
the Denny Clay works. at d so
o'clock last night II was evident
from tho position OF the body that
tho young man had been killed BY
an mtururhAn train. ~ ~ thought
by Deputy Coroner wtitsie that the
young man Was thrown under the
wheels ef car while trytnE 10 jump
an interufban train.
There were no Witnesses Co the &c
cident. So far as II known.
Nuatef day afternoon Courtney
caught for the Van Aaaelf base tsai1
team, and after the game. said he
Mas going 10 Seattle That Mis-
shortly altar 0 o'rineh. aud Was Che
last seen nf him alive.
The deputy e.roneF believes thar
Courtney went 10 seattle and IVES
on hia way home whom killed The
trains DO not stop At the place where
tho body Was found Il IL the theory
that Courtney wanted IL get OF
there. and Jumped IN daing - u
h thought he was thrown under the
wheels.
courtney lived with hts parunta At
Van Asset lie had been employed
in Tho pottery az that place. The
railroad company has aet reported
the tragedy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

MURRAY had ~ late been constant
Ntslter AZ hla WifeH hama and had ~
far succeeded Ia resaata hilahina him
solf ln hef affections that the couple
were at least vsFF Read friends Tia
aetioHa "a Saturday afthfhaaa when
he called at his wifea residence. we're
no different than IN nther eroaninnas
and fear of violence from him WAS re-
mote fram Mrs Muefasa thoughts
About - a'efaek IN the sxninN She
was al the heuav 1t \ friend. Mfs
Raffis kieN. whose heHsa Is oh nlee
vtt stfeft. neAr ffsment avenue. The
two WOMEN Mra Murray With her
back 70 the window we're seated IN
TIE Kitchen prenaFins luneh fer pho
me they we're - attend On the seliaN=
lowlns dAy fha sharp crack 81 a re-
vQlveH the crash Of hreakins Eiasa ard
the paia that eHteklY followed IS the
bullets found thslr marx we're the
first iatima tians that Nta MURRAY had
that her husband meant 10 d. her bod
~ iufurgs
After tho zhaattnE Murray rhn down
the street toward tha business seetian
- the taWn NaileinE several msn
coming toward him he falset hls rs=
voltvr 10 he had aua fired. lie Naa
cafrlea "a sfafss where nasiieal a.
tsutian was immediately given aim.
Later he vas removed ~ the WaYsid.'
Nissien hssattat where I've haufs ias=
eF he dled re Vas s. years Il ass.
Mrs MuffaY Waa taken 10 Prov
lietice hasHffat Two II the bullets
i,siseI r. her hlp ard les. and enc
clipped the lobe of bee riaht raf. ttef
weuHds. though painful are uat ssfl-
Gus,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
SHOT DIVORCED WIFE
THEN KILLED HIMSELF
Robert w Murray. Painter. the Principal Actor
IN o Bloody Tragedy at Fremont Victim
Is Not Badly Hurt

Robert w Murray, "a painter. shot
and fatally wounded himself az Ere.
mont saturday nisht. after firing
three bullets from his revolver Al
his divorced wife, Murray shot hlns
SET through the head ard dled
shortly aftrr midnlghy AZ the Way
side Mission hospital
The woman WAS bat eliwhtlv lns
tureA although each OF the three
bullets fitvd az hef tcok effect. I'M
uicting flesh wounds
Muuay's crime was deliberate aud
premrdltated apparently, although
Ma. Murray says she hsa not faa
slightest reason 90 suspect that her
FORMER husband intended TO DO her
any harm They were on friendly
terws, although she had consistently
refused % resume her FORMER reias
lions Nith hlnl She believes be went
insane suddenly Saturday night
sane or INSANE. Murray proved hln-
self an assassin BY shooting at his
victim through the window %
house. where she was visiting
The rouple had hcrn married n
years the last uve ~ which had
been Oiled with trouhir and IRE
0uent Querreis last psseemher.
Mrs. Murray applied Tor divorce.
allcsnE drunkenncss and non-aup-
port. The court Nfauted her petit
tiun and gave her TIE custody %
the three small chndrcn. two Eifis
and boy Since the divorces decree
Murray HAD euutiuunf,y hsEEet his
wife 10 rotufu - HIS hawe and I've
With him Her fcpeateN refusal -
o. Is - theNght 90 have affected
bis reason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

4zAz lsE1naIt fasa.seANa .uaaNssaslsa.u sstH
past I've fAnfa Nj fuhdHn huA hold a
similar position - the University ~
Idaho. purins this time he has earned
the reputation q helnn the best college
registrar 10 ths Northwest M Condor
is a graduate Of the University ~ or
saaH, and IT the law college of the
uniYsrHitv II ktlnhiaan
Rev n. 81 Randall preached hla
farewell sermon yesterday maetinH "a
the First Methodist church. ~ which
he has been pastor for the past seven
years large audience was IN at
tendance Mt Randall leaves THIS
weak Tor Tacoma e. assume tho pres
ldenef ~ the Puget Sound university,
a. which he has recently been elected.
Il n Woodbridge Was arrested yeataf.
day afternoon ~ ratfoimen Crandall
and Merhea on suspicion - hhviffH
atalea anaailtF Of tools he lssd Ia bis
possession.
The appara tuH responded % false
alarm turned Ia from hnH No VI. cor.
naF sixth avenue south. az n ~ o clock
thiH morning
Leonard c0awHon ta.year. old
aehnalhaY, WAS arrested last nlght and
sent "a the city jail lie waa thought
@ he a saif without home. bot n
later developed that he had ran swny
firm spokane.
l. o. MuCauslnnd charged with
having efiminaily assaulted his own
daughter, Was nffaiHned iu the ru-
neriaf court this morning and plead
Cd not guilty.
neii Lampmhn. indicted hy the re-.
cent grand jury for exhibiting oh
aosue pictures ia the laNrf part Of
teAn. pleaded not guilty la the au.
iafiar court this morning. lie viii
is tried October q
The sound Clothing Company flied
. petition fnr disiucofpor.tiau IN the
superior court this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

MONEY e. loan from ~ - years 90
hHaInaaH and fraldanre bfDrsftT ndvan1-
~ 80 haliding 90 uatdrl. lua rate - ~
taffat uarabfa monthly ~ desired. q. A.
Virtue Boston hik t1fh phones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

5ol First Ave. Foot OF Cherry St
Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
HARVEY & SONS. Props,
Cor. Second Ave and Vine ~
18th Phones
OF interest to Thin, Weak People

ft Is perfectly understood b. every
sick man and woman that n they
cau get some remedy that will stop
the gradual loHs Of flesh aud strength
their recovery is assured People that
are nervous ard unsteady. have dix
~ spells with weakened memory
and loss Of ambition. their blood is
thin and waterV 1t shows in their
ssliow complexion and tired man
nar, soon a. they commence 70 gain
flesh theV look better and sleep bet
ter. To gain from ! to , lbs. or good
solid flesh per week the blood must
be made rich and pure Dr. Gums
hood and Nerve f.uuir puts IN the
body the very Difh Of shat makes
pure rich blood tn the most direct
way, aud cures disease b. making
strenRth. This tonic ia iu tablet
form % be taken right after meals.
II snriehes tho blood. making force
where thafa was falHtnass. Fer w0-
mems weakness better remedy was
ssvef made. Sold - ell druggists
for 10 per boz. OF three BIKES for q.
or sent by mall. Write u about
your case. Address Dr. BoHauho
Co, philadelphia. Pa. For sale a.
The quaker Drug Co, 1914 First aY-
euue, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
FISH HORN SYMPHONY
COST THEM DEARLY

Thomas Mcdonald and William
Humphfirs came % Seattle ycsler-
day from Everett - cheer their
brother ifea heeulaefs Ga 60 ctnrs
at Recreation park. A ball gsnte
uaH % BE- played between ttis
ulaaldsFs' teams representing ths -
attic and Everett aniann. Mcbonaid
became very lubilAnt and purchased
q large fish horn with Which 10 sie~
vent 10 his enthusiasm. fatfoiman
Goiemsu happened along AZ this
time and teid Ncponaid % b. good
~ .,J-, ..>ss ;. $50 sts.ss- -. ~
si-ii = 20 i6-is3iS - issss 5Aa - SSssli
man tell him anything lie Kept o.
pumplsE uini Into the horn and war
sent 10 the station tiumptrtss
lhoaxht that Mepunaid should. a. a
guest 81 the o1ty. be- shown -oHne
eoasiasrsfion. aud vigorously ohJsct-
81 - the patrol wagon ride.
flofa apaut tbs NIGHT In the city
jail ard appeared tn tho pniics
unurt this Morning. Mcuunnld was
compelled . pass fsso 70 The police
eanft CLERK. while HUMPHREYS was
= ltaFaiad from SO So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

hEHA ii IA ttfNE ~ fef
10 CARLOADS e ehaars Hafffiafa rsu
snd assans haaa. iasf fsasieaa ffatn "A
Aaaifff heHkfaEt firm We Rave haanHt
tha HHsiHa HfaH comprising hazEas5teta
fHfaslsflHaa ffaGa the cellar 10 fHa Bar
Fasf We haHa heeEht Il rheaR Ne
sill HsH Il FaHau flah eat aaaf fa,I
sant hsfafs = ~ SIRE Hsa Froal
fuFeataHa Co. so sFHaad Ave- a
Epecisi faAs hHlsfte4n Wstches=ffoId Gflei
AHsafHEar HatEh warranted - Faa - D. 81 .
sftftsn EHafEnfef. AmsfiFan Watch a
tssslfT CO. 80 1t EFT HaiHief-GfaHa
EauN 49, fHnNaa5 raFzsrfH tsafhaf ehs ia
tables. iHs5ssf aHaa Nass5fssaas aai flafsirss
81 half gfdas eai atza i - street
FuH HNAE tlefefaifts hsFHnze psa1aIIr4.
shaft ass HfnllnE 81 frf faaH O. nas.
fiIHafd a DIV afi HHnaaa street
ruH 49, SEED - haf ia western Nil
afY Hfah HHa4 aaeA Hsf tafks - salt
gslsfhs-sasa Nan isss lna 1ia8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
ROBBEDAND
KICKED OUT
JOHN HANsEN REoRErs visfr
TO BELMONT sAIoos

= = = ~ $ :. ~, - - To-. -,
nsa IN ths nstmaut s4l.suu % dkfns
ssfeet Asssu1 e 4 this saaruHns jean
Ilsn@ea AZ aa.AsrhtstAs4tsa lesser
80 kirssd uat e saa Hsaas hsgsass
b. a1seefsd 81 tAa fshsaHY. uF1sisssf
aad bsAisn be plekrA klssssts ~ ffun
taa sidewalk "a frant - the saiassi
ensi seat - thn police atasiau 20 report
BIZ loss.
Latter fistestivn phiiilrs ard patruis
men HsfsaH aHd Flansaan arrested
FiuFs FeF0tfaan wha Hansen aaxa tufs.
hed hfsm. AMI Charles FiaaHsH. uhn. hs
$40 hires hsru cat - tsa saieaa.
both daeiHred thuY aafe laaas5sat
Iohr Assie = frfsua q ffanasn'a whu
was WITH htm aanaN fhs asaHia3. waa
taken insn ea#tasig AZ aigasHa IL tha
ease
ff&aasn Aags he mHs lha WunaAn a.
the anlaan ard AS W4fh her saae iIas
o. tiuse. HaHa after sha leEt hgn he
discovered ihe iaae q hts money
Hansen went 70 Charles nannHF. the
tartssHFF And told hIrm tbs Ntsu AS
bad FahteH him tfAaasH says The bar
teHdsr thsH kiekst hlm est
Complaints Heainai tbs Nannan RnH
the man Niii uxuhahiY ~ issued ffam
TIE efflre q tfs EsFQsssagiaE attorney
this sfterneau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

-s-=-=s--s -
THIS dirt o. cheap siHa for 10 aerrH Of tine
land near NithiandF on county read run
ming water year around. SER Metealf, -
Tunes building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN


FoF tiss fiFss time IL five weeks itsy.
W A. Mater yesterday occupied his
puirit al tbs Bethany Presbyterian
rhuFch. stf Maief sttsnaasa the sen
sfal assembly at les AuRsles. and n
bis m1rnius psrmun yesterday fsNfH~ e
"a The ~asa - The assembly
F'T.dsFiek u MaFvin. = wsiisknswh
Newspaper usae ~ this city. and hiiss
Helen McCuFAy u wailA WsllA NssA
quietly martt.A last Saturday seenina
at the Hotel wanhtn ston m Marvin
has been secretary % both Congress
man Jones' nna hsnater Tufasf aHa
vas farmsslg sditef ~ the Maais Wal
IA rhfen Mrs tfsrgtn attended the
university last tayA. Af. and Mrs
Marvin left Saturday nishs Tor tfip
90 Taaoouv.F ard San Ffanelsea. The
wfii rstufn about 1uiY te sad vii
sas he Nsa ttis their hama.
ms F@sents - the uuiVefs1is Il
WashiNsfas have eissted - euEana
registrar 81 fhs university. Fef the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
HANCSEN 4 VICTIM
or 4 NIGHT ATTACK

Henry ilauFusn, a discharged ar
tillefYman nnm Fort casey, told the
police yesterday mornms that while
he was makina detour toward Sc
attic the nlsht before, carrying a
heavy ioad OF liquid Ammunition he
ran luta q masked battery 90 yolun.
feer hishNhymen and after a short
ahArp nkirmiah llanEaen says the
enemy Hfled hts hreartworha where
he had concealed some 90 or there.
nhouta. ftanNren sounded a quick
retreat and reported tha plHht at
tack az Fort casey and at police
headquarters The authorities said
they would detail a scouting party
and look FOR the marauders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
aslna 20 c.lIfornI.f

Take the famous scenic Shasta
route Tive trains daily 20 san
Francisco Fast time. beautiful
scenery and excellent service Sc
attic 10 San Francisco $3.50 flfhl
class $3.50 second class.
Special rate excursions % Chit.
eaga aud return So So ~ Louis
- So Omaha aHd Kansas CITY. SO
New Orleans. fAhfAt Mem phis
$3.50. June e % 20 July - and 10
Aug % and Sc Pull particulars
tickets and reservation az Southern
Faeine ea'H once. els first nyeauo
y p kits. Ksnefal agent 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

OREGON PASSE NGERS
RECOVER DAMAGES

FEDERAL Judge Banford Saturday
gave judgement for damages in the
aggregate sum Of so. 900 to the H.
belants Ia she suit brought against
the steamship oregon. BY those who
we're passengers on board the yes
r~l on her uniucky trip from Nome
in September 1901 This claimants
about 40 ~ number, we're awarded
double fheir passage money.
~ his decision Judge Hauford
find thaf the owners ~ the vessel
were greatly IN fault ln failing 20
make sum rieut provision for acct
dents. aiso that when the vessel
started Ga the r0y 90 from Nome.
she was not Do Crnt class repair.
The Oregon became Disabled At
sea on the trip mentioned. ana her
passengers suffered many hardehipa
-a--a=zs=aa==
90 to Spinning for bicycle repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

nAIi1 i4kSeIf@fao SaGes. as Tine
lard IS there j. les the White River
valley ali ia cultivation and fenced
and erasss- fenced. siaas s. farnFnrhan
niatiuns 5=feum house. iarRa barn.
several oui buildings. Eaad mills huuas
with flowing water this place must
be Sold At aGscsi call AT office Tor
particulars.
ROBERT AALrnY. ua New YORK Bn,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
DAYLIGHT BURGLAR
MAKES $500 HAUL

A burglar entered tire house %
ChaFie4 II. Cenaxers IL ~ Sixteenth
avenue. yesterday. while tie family
Was anseHt. ard stole taae N money
and iewelrs Ths police have no
clue.
Among the vatuAhlrs taken wefe a
purse eegatasnsnk y stap blll and tga
sold n.eces q h7aeeiet with nve an
ti4pa canoes. set IN geld valued AT
tiea. a bracelet af Rontan mosaic.
with white lilies a. = black asoslna.
valued AZ sioes = gold watch with
~ ti1e. three bfsastnlns. sfnrth Sc.
81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
Browns
Painless
Dentists
7is Pin, Ave. Union BLOCK.

Teeth Extracted. Pulled or Crown
81 without pain. hT ms scientific
method applied 70 The ruua No
Cocaine af sleep producing agents
These are the only Dentists iu Ses
affls who have ingredients end
LATE PATENTED APPLIANCE s
to Extract TEETA, Fli 81 Aprly
Geld 80 Porcelain ernNns undctert-
able frant natural Teeth. ard war
FanfeI for 10 year, WtTHOU 7
THE LEAST PAIN.
All work dome ~ graduated dem
tisfn q Ions years % ~Nfaerience.
tho afs specialists IN their DEPART
nieutH
cal sra So - aud fou wiii hnd
BROWNS PAINLESS DENTISTS
do Just as they advertise
We tell you In advance Just how
much your work VII cost.
FREE EXAMINATION FREE
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ArTLE. EoMUNps
EVERETT
- -
AND

The ralatia steamer. CITY OF
ENERETT Three round trips daily.
Leaves Seattle Z a. m. ig w and 5
y. ul. Leaves i1rNrett STA a. IA. 4lS1
and Ii5 D. m.
Phone. James 1871. colman Dock
" H. SCOTT. Mxr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

IFFFI31E" n - = II f7IHlNHTH
8eod soft al In cultivation aud fenced.
small hsuan. orchard. Haraeu and ALI
kinds ~ small fruit. ewuer IL
=s.t4.4as =. So 49, ..4sss ss.sss
ffffftNfft So AfRN MffA WITT aatEflElEa1 to
make = uuiHk NHis
ROBERT MAITHY. 80 New York BIk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

AUCTION sale of rGnd furniture Tho con-
teuts Of Tsruom private house v. a.
1urknrtnn ~ Go. VIII Hrll, nt II WeHt Re
irhurslaV tho goth. nt 10 % ahafpi bed
sets. iron beds, SPRINGS. mattresses. par
irr furniture, upright plano dininH fauin
furniture, carpets ruHf pnruerea elegant
ntaal range. hraterH, kitchen furniture.
etc. d. q. uicksrtnn a Co, auctiunrers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

a. - -. - - ? u ldNE
H-autlnii ieeatiau an shars 81 f.sss w ~
inFi1u short rife on s. electric ears ff5e,
iir.. ssa W ,. ~ -. isfss lets soEiia
and $40 down ana - nidafh ~ - l.
s1lds eFnfFHfsif hhes Rainier beach. ~
ths hest saa cheapest pfaneftY On maikst
churches. stores fine garden sail. el.rrai
ahl graded avenues. sidewalks Fffsf
views hoatinu. hathIng. FISHING hlFh ana
hssithfuii plenty weed ard eiiV wafss
iunhaf an terms ur homes hulit Sc ~,
Wraf. agent. aftrH At R#iHi.f Beach a.
G d. stuftefant aaner $40 nasion hiaek
fiea-iats sotos between seattle ana rse,
ma - acres IN EafdeH. hefrirs aud e.
uhard. 10 acres foured ssfaai1 h5t,ss
barn And ehleHen houses 1 haasr. > -
ems. I eaW. 1 heifers about 100 fAIslasa
al kinds q farming tools fine spiins
water nipra tn the house. s mile frfnt
school and tniefnfhan station. sfettans
sren 8 Afnell. room = hoSweii tioek.
CHEAP lafa ct So N. Al HIllman CITY
only ~ minutes tide on old Efntan car
line on Washington street. terms IS
down. 81 monthly. Come today I.aere
warm once On sreunds.
WE can incate you on tho best homestead
lands N. n Ne IN w We have some
Casey acc Pacific block Seattle.
GROOM cottage Lot Gasien. near eapita,
hin. Jas. T. Taylor. afssu Areade.
ron sale or rent Bakery down town. n5oa
chance. Apply ROC anuon1 avenue south.
rms dlrf h cheap SOU tor 10 acres Of fine
land near Niflsiandf on county neadi run
ming water year around. aer Metealf ~
Times building
soc FIVE UUDAn AUItEH# siHin
rive acres Of No I aul4 convenient to the
electric car and only 30 minutes rhie
FROM the city the HrftaN tfesk thrput
hafs. and j. certainly THE cheapest prize
Of land around Seattle tuaHY
ADAMS q NICHOLS
FIRST avenue and Cherry street 81 WASH
fnHtnn building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

NAbAMn cARotiNA-Ih w5udcfdf
ciairYoyani mriiunI tells the present
pant and futurf, names slvan. cards ana
pa imiairY, 40 and upwards. Rooms as
~ tgib First avenue, Nongomg hOteh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

DROPPED
TWO GAMES
WILSON'S sIwAsHEs LOST SIX
GAMES TO FRISCO

SAN F-HRNCScO June ~ The -
Gals made 81 AK straight frera raFke
Wilson's slaastes tF NfnnifE both
ram~a hsrr yesterday. Ths fafeuaoH
game was weil-earnrf hat Seattle
za- A## Aaz@ iH fag4 asss
The only re1ruu WY - wrnf ffaf
wraug uaf Fas hccs asa Hard Luck
Hughes Wa 90 tha slab DE has hH
como sfatfie's hoosiao pitcher Beth
Trans totaiied five bits in the second
rame.
ssore by iuaings u ths tso saass
follows;
Mornlnw game
SAITH 8oti6 90
aan Franciacp. o o 2 o ace -
Afiefnuun game
Seattle .....a ed6o $3.50 60
san f'rarelsco. 10 80 o e-f
aaurfaya same Seattle, 4. San
r'ranriano. D
At f.1s Angeles-f.os Angeles. =.
Portland. 3
A. saersaasuto- aaerarnsnfa. 4. Oak.
lauA. :
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4 BARGAIN aefse. all Easd land
10 acres IN cultivation. IS acres In
pasture Groom house huru. several
outhulidinEs. arehani al Kinds q
Hsfissis ssiis'ss -, sfie7f ssiftiihinE
smel town handy e Seattle aiea.
n0nERr MAI.TnY. tln Wv Ynrk NM
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MAUPM'S
FIVE work
rAcomA's cAsT.oFF FOOLED
TIE ANGELS

The fireworks In the nfth inning
81 tho uuh game between Seattle
and Lon Anssir-. yesterday. a, Ath.
lesio park. When pas's Babes made
i've hits and five runs locked to ths
theu@ras Of spectators uSe a PRE-
mature Fourth % July. Harry
Mauplu held the hard swMlitnH
champions under hi- thumb and ztd
not give them a show In ca ths
scor- board until the game Nas
eiinesssd. Then he gave them tSe
runs iASt for luck.
The largest erowd % the year
Was out 10 $50 ths game. which
n .Eht have been q shut cut hadn't
Harry been Esnerolfa and the locals
b~cosne weary - well siaYiuE LIS
AnKslea tried two pltchsrs. bat they
couldn't stop the Hahrs from Whai-
% y |'.sS' - =, : - =. = -.
Seattle ....taaeEoe0s-s n =
Los Anxrs 9oa0 g-gss :
Saturdays Game-ae seattle II. Les
Angeles q
AZ hegsna--
First Kauis-T acusna 4 Helena :
secoHd game Tacofua : tslyua I.
A. Butte
Hufis Il Portland =
ssn Frsaeisco 10. Spokane .
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MAN Win references Tor commer,
cial traveller To call on merchants
and agents. experience not re-
quired salary So per week, with
expenses advanced. NATIONAL.
a2s Dearborn 81, Chicago.
WANTED Gardener who can milk
and understands care OF poultry
wants situation, Address o, Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

TWENTY ACRES. rich black garden
lard. with nics crrek 5 acres in cul-
uyatlun. 10 acres alashed and burnt
halaHcs alder midway between s.
attic and Tacoma. adjoining small
RoHERr MALrBY. ne New York nn
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Rainier Feel Co.

We deal fn all grades OF coal We
sell fresh water slab wood at 1900
per load. Fresh water mill wood At
fz2s per Load.
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Browns Painless Dentists

7fs FIRST AVE. SEATTLE.
{ ssoond Floor Union Block. one doo'
south Of MeDougsli& sou,h~iok's.l
n o u RS
Z 80 a. m. TO : .. m. Sundays Tan 1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

In our gold Crowns ana Bridge
Work we are making specially.
This f. the most DURABLE, BEAU.
TIFuL and PAINLESS Of all dental
work
It's Hrif-clcauinE. durability and
aaaptahllifY for the mBsticntion Of
food makes Bridge Work a priceless
hIaaalnn