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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
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NcWshNffs Ef,rrsFRl3c ARTICULATION

ufu. Theu ai "a once TIC Hhhsily
81 daWned upon "a. aud I think "
WAS the mate himself Who burst out
crying like child never HHesr.
tanned. however fer { he'd hlckHi
OFF ms Hhaea and was busy hnilluA
with them Others were hunting Tor
the lrah Ifut the miHuhiHf was sub
he as IN RaH mortal as though
plank had started from end 60 end
within ana without the waters f1Hc
equally thun lay an instant level
win our EunWaiea then HNamped
as oh ~ slowly. that ! Thought Nc
were never going o. sink II was
like sttiiHs inch bN iush into fanf
tub. / can feel u now, creeping
crawling up my back
ttut then. thank hodt ! have al
ways been "A strong swimmer. the
water was warm ana hhoghht ahg
1 came 40 n "a cork as / knew j
rhauid / shook the drnpH nom my
fare. and there were the sweet stars
oure more faf many an eye they
had gone aut forever. aud there the
burning wreck
A man flaundered near me, IN
] splttttaf ~ phasphofeHceure tflHl
10 heip him and IN an instant A9 had
me wildly round the neck IN the
/ era shack him off poor dFNus ta
hia death And he vas the last !
tried 10 aid have ! rot SAID hlfesag
What I was beeomef
In a litua an oar foated my way
threw my arms across " ahd
rttppad n with my chin a. ! swan
! ii relirYea me Krealf 10 ana
| dean rode among the oily blsrh
htliooks. 1 was down when there
vas a sudden flare a. though ihe
zun had risen and i saN sitli tes
hsads hahhlnK and fre arms Naf z
ins frantiasiiy around me A. ths
same instant terrific datanatian
spHt the ears ana wheu f1He 90
1 die natt bald hiiibN. where TIE shlp
lay burning few seconds before.
there remained bui fe1 hot shtur
,hat hiss~A and Awtuaief fef another
uinuta ard then left hiAehnFsa
through 0htrh every star nii'h7
I a|ith rsfnuhisd briifIsncY
And nov tight aud isft Hpla shea
/ faIIfn. missiles . nrw source 9f
/ sanrrr or ~ temporary respite -
,,ss - = ut~ruifui Providence, u
I proved the latter
por,s heavy thtnE fell with a
! mighty splash rirht o. front ef me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

a - tunfa yards ana ny
= ga4ta4 vita the HpHine.
~ -.>~---<~-s>s $4,000
mr. sFmVFts 50 -ss-zssts s..tts..
tesf hAa fsusid mars seti9 ts'Aas
place. - A. r,.faA
bars uRwafA Ike rlai
raim il risht fleat TT es
-55,s,t...a upan the BARE -and me
..t.,i. =ass rolled owes on top - tie.
s,~tias - fha suffars. ] tahha =.
,,.4 ~ that the hsuusop hsd FiEhaaa
n..if - nov I elimbsf % - -
~. IBIS ttfna Nera slowly ana eth-
.ssly ths haianee wAs unAist - ;.
- sffafah bed myself eautl"nsif
stsns the bars on M HtHiiastfh
- -. Immediately a.rcufroa y
-. 1 had jumped - matter OF
ss.s5..~ futa fhr fammrlH uhssh ore
,..fu.suv Wsara in Iun tropics 10
49, ltshtnuaa / already gwei ny
ne h5ff the comuan effrhst tsff
seaI,.s zaa part - the costume eAs
Ia thtnr % which I owe e most q
M tssassnlns this hsit = hitas, as
turkra MY toes tsnsciqanif nhls
N sn4finsf bar I undia aift pass
tha twHa ends under one - the M
ale haas faairHiuK The gasp "tssh
other see ~ I HHAHAHA
veil. 80 uizht 50 e the bottom -
rstbsr otherwise the hsnrssap and
shaffS rot uaFt company iu
hurry ana I Thought, fslt that
sha wsuid float
Won estt az I was aHH cou1pafa
,t,=sty s~~urs fnf fhe moment ! VII
not .aY that I si~pt bet NJ -.
rlaaeH ans every fiber rested nH !
fo.s aad siia with he sfstaoth leas
swsu w'hsther 7 IA indeed hear
I yote-s rurssa cries. ! cannot @ay
,.a.ltiesiy % thia daY only knos.
that I RAISED M had and looked
shafplF au WaYa bot shs gay ] dufsi
NOT look Tor fear ~ an upset Asa.
ssain / thought ! saw first a tiny
nsns. ara then q tinisr clos. ard
a. ny head DROPPED and ny eyrs
/ riassf again. 7 saT I Thought ! smell
! tefsarFzs b8l lh}s ~ assufs9 So ~
imagination supplying AT TIE Inks
from nme
fCnutlnuedl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

OF thu flaming hatchs only fore aud
aft or it was the aeek sound u The
hrs 81 that hIdruN1 mouth. with the
hundred Tongues shooting out pHd
aamo we're watching me Il seemed.
#RcFaaa btis hell The huiwHfka4
thst saframed Walk along the
btis4arl5Hf" held up ny hand Ia
token that / heafd aud understood
and mean o. act Aua aa ! ava their
htIalns 1 noticed what indeed had
long beru apparent 70 idlef eyes the
Wind Was hot Nu had lost our
southeast trades the doomed chip
was rolling Ia b. dead eaim.
uallinH. ruliinR. rolling. ~ that Il
sermsd minutes before / dhfsd 10
mnee an inuh Then ! tried q on
ms handa and kurea. but the
/ ntarthed bulWarAa burned me- Ia the
/ bone And thon ! leHW uh aeHpets
ate with pain, an walked fheae
/ FEW yarda between flhlhH nfa ana
I falling fire, ss a. acrobat wAlks
I ruias ard ~ Qada grace without
I miHuAp
rhsre vsa no time % think twtee
about my feat Of iudesa' about
anything else that hstta upon
mis- Ht IA HHM FaNN AtNhttA"Nts W. fff.f+
pguRnant than the last Ana Yet 1
| ana smak that these who had IN
Outraged me 90 attempt - perilpua
a trick might have welcomed me-
| ALIVE ainons them. thsY were looking
All annrthinK etsa already and IL
vas what 10 uas.
one Of the cabin stewards had
presented himself On the ptaR he
I h.d 4 bottle la ahe hand. a aiaas tn
tt,a other ln the rsd glare We - ~
blfo dancing ln FRONT af the captain
/ NE aa uuruiY martnnrtte. Hsrfis
srnsarad "a threaten him WHAT he
sata Ne rauia not hear ff the deep
I drawn blast an8the high staeoata
eraahie u the hissins hoias Hai we
saw the nisEarfius toward offering
/ hna a drink aaW the Hlass HahH
nest instant in the captains ftes.
tha hlaaf running = plHeal drawn.
0raH without effect. snf snate he'd
sv.av ffars thr Afssahep Rantsiees
Sest instant q smooth black e,ns
saa raininE bios after hle~ IN the
,,,.rtss hsad Zee dropped fhs blew >
! f.tt fhich and heavy - before ts
/ iay arieEilna she f'aftususte stfhi., :
| .ra utrsisk until no lay aaiie aiiii
Then ~ Haw Juaauin eaHfas kil,sl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

LEAVENWORTfI Kns The neN
United States prnltanttafY ap.
preaching completion on the F0ri
t.eayruwurth military reservation. Il
the finest. largest most secure and
ruuFeniaut and most unique penal
Institution In the United states
And. considering all thrss thinEs
lfs Gust e. the government is about
nnr=third 81 the ordinary cost oi
such work. THIS L. dne 70 tJe fact
that tho ven roHvirts who are uow
confined thrfa have built thr prison
over their heads
The new prison on4bodles iH "a
construction and arrangement the
beet features ef al 81 the prisons Of
the country and Hufna new IDEAS of
warden Hfenrh and hla successor.
warden MsciauEhfy W = Eames
~ 1t i.auiH was chosen architect
The prison ~ built on an efulusnce
overlooking the town OF Leavsn
saffh ana Port israVanWafth Il
has frontage of $50 feet with sails
On three sides SO feet IN height. Ia.
closing is aefsa.
The Main structure o. classic Ia
architecture hnd IL devised on the
tAdiai plan. Which constitutes one
- tie rhiaf features Of the prison
affefainH perfect security and re-
4uiftus the services u only Il small
force 81 guards Al night Prom ths
upper corridors - the rutunda fhe
niEht watch has perfect vieN IL
each 81 tha iso0 cells. and with one
aptatn and fauf men the inmates
can - safely guarded Ne such a..
ranFemeHt can be found 10 avs
either p~uai Institution The cells
nili be iafrs aEd aummodlaua. aarh
being ixRxs. aifh electric lights and
flowing water Accommodations ~
ztVa eunNfets are provided
The Fefsrtuftes fadiata a. haffIsast
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- ths last that Wa shall sreF hafs
-->~-~--sa.~--s~-S --S---s~
Unau4er6a 4 her tans. shs ippAsd a
ma wIth = afr znEs ts2Hof In hHr
Hfrat eyes then With a dHsstisn-
IuK itkht that uaa yet uanrr sfrRngs,
faf Iu IL there Haa HfatfHinHsa I
eoai1 rot comprehend. Hha suffered
ne Is take hef hand huauEkf. ans
T. lead her uufHslstlus q the
weather ratI
What l. li 80 have - sarr~ 49,
ASKED me ~ her turn. What T. ~
taAf yuu think -
Her spi6s fril a. though shr uiast
have she truth
That we have all a yrfy sod
chanae. aatd heartily.
Hfs thsf aiif EfiHA IVA. ara say
hsaft sank AZ her eager manner
she SEEMED a. aacc diaaupuinfs8
an1 relieved t'uglH f b. paeH fis
ahs dreaded drrisfAtian whlrh sfs
had f0fHseeH aW along Ny eTt fret
experience rose Hp e. warn uHe SO.
Z weaIf not soak noe ~ waH 10
tignr 1f she loved nee. u might
MAXI her love me lees hHftsf -
fsslst ta God - SPARE ua both
aNra n Il alI I said dokiaAiY5
She drraz . little nearer hrattats
leg Il Haa as though bee dtHar-
! fs4intniFnt had gained an her belief
ssua y1u Suow what thnuaht Yuu
s~fs going 20 say
No indeed
Dare I frl Ypu -
-Tau err trust IRE
Her pale hps parted ter gFnai
rFss ah9ua Another instant and
/ she had ta5d me that which / would
have given al hut tlfe Itself 60
know uut ln that ties - time a
nairh step came hehint rnn aHd the
light sent aut - The sw~9i faos ap-
turned 90 mine
= cannot nust nas' Here is
that man"
sanhss aautau wna ali Smiles ard
rlnxs - pair htue smoke
tYoa aiii 30 eat aff. ffirHH Cote ''
sid De The FIRE l. spFsadiuH.
Let e spraa1f~ cried. EsfinE
my very saul into she young Giffs
sYss I'VE have not finished ear
/ conservation
we have" said she. wiih sudden
decision ago - for my srta
I Tor vaar own ~ ses 80 a. onrei~
she gave fne her hand ] merely
eisspes n 81 ieYt her. Win ths
/ greatest effort sof all wy life fhUt
I onsl. and YET Va passing full as may
heart was ~ lose anA self coui1
ret bHt iaF q hand an pear Ready 20
Shoulders
sgoa bless You old boy" said
- hfr7I
Sc farnef white face that gave
me half an iuafantH pause
Its 10 over with me this time
30 said 'fu' ! say. I was right
q taauf the cargo
Ana 7 heard e rhuekie as ! reached
the ladder hat Ready was nd longer
tu my mind cen Eva vas driven
out 81 g. 80 7 stood aFbast on the
tanmnsf runr
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cnArrrn II tcoatlnuedN


At least whispered 'sYou
wont refuse L. take himf
"Mln there be HnYthlur tu ttkrf"
said the captain brutality.
santos advanced iulauraiy ana
puffed hta ciEaret over thr poor
wasted and exhausted frame
"lt IL faf yau @ decide. captain. e
said d. cYhlruIlg. shut this eur VIII
maka ua d.rnaftnee fRa. / would
take him NJ Will rot be far" he
added n a tome that Vas not thH
less detestt uSa fof heihg lowered.
Take them BOTH moaned little
Hva. putting ~ hsf first and last
sweet word
frben ee an drown. Evashinha =
aAii her atcp-fathgr II u impos
aIbie
Were too many tor hsr 80 Il u, -"
aaia the eantafn 80 fur'HFh With
~ At. cole. before it'a too tate.
put my daftInEs brave word fof
me hal ftnad inY blood. ana turned
with aaual resolution an Harris and
an the poftuFuasr a wiii - Ike a
lamb. saia I n Ysu Niil ufzt sivs
me five minutes Nefsatian With
Mis- neutzan pthsrwiae I 40 uot
aa. An1 as Ter the as, ynu may
taks me 81 leaVe ne as Ypu choose .
what have you 90 say q her
aata "A santos coming up 90 me. aha
again lowering hia Voice
/ lowered mine atin more BET
love her. ! answered tn a zaf'
assfaeg THAT aha fuaY femriu hrr
eeur lowed her. II diHi"
4atz ahssalsss= shrugged q cynical
aHHuje@ce Wn~
ssnY au h.ina sanhar. there = ne
hsrtu iu that
49, A her side hsfurr another
sert .auia pass hts wtthcfci hps
stNfia- neftsan. sill Nau Afamt Hne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

18th the cell house The upper
story 1t 0us refractory is an afuns@-
msnt hall and chapel with a seating
capacity Of ise0 on the main floor
and 500 Ia she gallery, a capacity
e4aaiied in few hats in tiie United
atatsH over the uthrf refractory is
q series 81 school rooms where tNs
fefufmatofy Idea. oae u the best
aud most desirable features. Niii be
given free scope This means that
it4a fniazuidad and condemned men
may be msndinR the bfok4n threads
.n their iyas - listening - lectures
on interesting and educational sub
jrefa ana studying under tbs direa-
ton 81 competent teachers
The foremost idea 30 the efsetiau
Or che prison vas that u should be
a federal rrfufmHtafY fof young men
ana first offenders TIE eaayicts
are nearly al young fnen readily -
spanaiVa 20 kind treatment ard
reformation. Among tnefn. too. are
many desperate men sh9 aouia hes
tate AZ nothing 20 gain THEFT free
dom. ne was eKfneed b. the isso
mutintea which took place aufiuR
The safiF stages 81 construction IN
which. all told. 81 men got away
Al bat five ~ Those have been re-
CAPTURED
The health ~ the o0nvlets ia care
.fHfif looked after Tho hospital Is
large auh modern "a every depart
maut Besides. athletics are eH.rouf-
aged and "a large plot % ground for
suHh recreation h sef aside inside
The prison sails
Warden MrliauVhrV Is perhaps
The foremost efluinaioEisf IN the
country ana undsf he direction the
work on tta prison has advanced
with rapid strides Mnj MrCiaughfy
vas formerly warden ~ Joliet 90
ipeniientlarx ard f1r years uaz chief
~ police - chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

II will require no special urg.
ing to induce every one who
can possibly arrange II TO taxa
advantage OF this bona-hds
saving of SIS to $3.50 on a
Piano. and from s2s TO $50 on
an Organ. and Notwithstanding
these startling price reductions
we sell on very easy terms 20
that most any one can afford
TO own an instrument In a short
time with little effort. No finer
line oil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
CHAPTER III
To THE wATEu's EDGE.

n was not the neu panic amid
ahlpa that ffuEe my marrow IL Was
not that tbs pinnacle hung HerpsH o.
dfeuiar by the fars-tuchla. and bad
shot out thps. who had Ewarmed
aboard hrf before she WAS lowered
as cart shoots load Of bricks Il
was bad enough 20 see the Whole
boati0ad struggling. fluuderimg
sinking IN the sea Tor selfish eyes
land Whlch 90 " BE- all uuselfish at
such timr there was worse
sight yet. Tor I saw all this across
an impossible gulf u fire
The auarter-deck had caught. ~
was w flames - port and stafhnard
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BUT THERE ARE $4,000 IN THE BANK

Ia us lsaias ppai baossa
ssa. store trws,y afrs
- 49,. , -. - -. -
commanded q 'hs street saas assu q e ''aia 'aa
saet Of 's' sanv rp.r e' @ ~ @ 'sT' '' 'a la.
tnswer sh1 ca n ard ouf q town
.lAsasa arsuoa mechanical sa.
sy~ry rsa once he
boiler ra n Ana .' q 'as gas sf' u na~ sa''.l and ne
eeo' aHa ny~a~l ~es 81 "a 1 se"aS "seha3 ne 80
ae'sa column 10
hs eavra Tb.ass % Nna~
ns raus 49, 81 sat yeaas
vsra - vaa email saa s Pfss @ se'
ua'us 10 iowa sa me ga Haa
the
asy estate hs
shea CANE a" 'rsF q u~ has the ea man say CHANGED s
ntie bench BOXED sat hs ~aae~ usksea
pase ssa .-st-a aapasr.
Empa-
sass two r.i.s. spas pss,
IN. s-xrss .app~a lp.aa ga
shad j. house. NH ioqksd silence
All boxed At hs cd baoa a.
was beos ra h. sd At M s"sfa re-. '"a Watched ~ en ai Gems
cellar ard tbs "as os epner~'e ard sans
49, s, s, ,. ,s.s s.I n. gss.i .s na II tb eln,, %.
books his b-a ana h a-"sh rad
h - aaiy assss tan aaa aaay aay
Indications Occasionally q shs 90 sfers the
I .hiP wsuh around w ~ b. RE bod awhile IN Fgne and 80 out
Thsrs Is NJ r rraass At The lh. bench . IL no more booking
unkerins utus
vsss .sue for aafssa some sssa s In
ns
s n
a. puttne chances
neither has
course
Includes himself
asylum Probably he
Estins via
Aaa NJ SOFT kindly meaning In
dssustude
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
SUSPECTS

John Mcraddsn. John Car and
Frank AarfsiL three North Seattle
ssya we're arrested last night b De
tertlvaa Hubbard and Freeman Had
pafrairnsn fAiiie and Peterson. On
suspicion o. hriue implicated in TIE
haid .up ~ man near the corner 81
Dsuny WAY ard Western sNeuue yes
trsday morning Tho police uisifu the4
have God casrn against thsHe men. az
veil e. against Muller aud Hammer.
Wha were arrested earlier iu the day
--z -
Social Dance every saturday night.
Brphets Halt ballard
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PImos

To ~ seen in hs Narthwast thAn us
have thr pieaaara - requesting rsur
Inspect lion ~ this week via. chiekar.
ias a aons. Klmbalt HOBART 81 C3Bss
feaas. - 4 1ahnatan Co.. ah8 Hasa
81 - NhIeh AZ Included iu asF ssls
ard fs8 Ueii and favarabiy khswa y
require aHF special comment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
HORSE THIEVES

The THEFT Of three horses wac r..
ported fD fhe police ycafsfd4y Il Ia
th0uEhi That au organized gang ~
nurse thieves e at work Those ahg
ipFi hof see yesterday we're a. n
Hansen of ll2a HeVsutssuth avenue.
J Il, g.l4.d asd George. Mason u
Twenty thIrt avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
LINED UP
f8 CARS
ACCIDENT ON PIKE STREET
LINE had SPECTACULAR e..
FEer YESTERDAY

~ ths asFallins u Lake uniaa rar
bsiwsen bsNenth and Eixhth avenues.
an tTke street. fhla nafnlaa ct 7
atinEk - cars nuttHtuna sVfs hieaAesi
ana nulnisef nnsFe ora ire lnbaanA
track stopped TraHlr ga i'Ihe street
uNsr the University broadway q pihc.
aHd gapiisi itiii lines sAa uafairard
faf nHafif ar haUf. are hundreds u
ieupis walked Ia The line u ears
heif up rrgn several Nrrzk inE ears
frau the workshop
The Lake MON nas that rauaaa the
tfuuhis left the iraaA - = taInpsfsr ~
aelteh And slid ssvesai Inches IL the
faad. Finsily bT ths usn - taeksefeu=
and erowbars - Nas forced back On
she track and sha street Naa eieafat
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ON ORGANS

gFa are literally cutting prices to
pieces on new AID second hand gfEnns
faa never Haw such bargains
OHr price t. al aliks Every instfu-
nsut guaranteed o. be Is fcpHeaensee
All mel affess resolve prompt ana
aafeIlL alL.ntInn.
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Notice TO Subscribers

~. Hny evening your copy ~ The
hIhr hhr not arrived Ht Ea O'clock
telephone Sunset. Main lgs4. o. IN.
dependent 1855. any umr betwesn
e 30 and = t1-aud a COPY will be ssnt
you a Once. rs special mnaaenas9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

Anaruw p BuffsiEh ~ Nov ro4k.
passed through ths uitY yesterday. sn
rguta n NatdeE AZ naficiKH vs.
formerly = veil EupHu sitafnnr ~ thss
citF and influential IN Republican poii-
tics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

The Northwestern Commercial
eoinpauys gasoline schooner Bar
lsara urFnater arrived last ovsning
from Siberia ant Nome. She isO
East caps. September - Whom she
eft san Francisco last spring u
8an the intention % use her a. a
whaisr. but the 'pfojecs wss given
WF
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GoS'RloHr l9o3

cole. the nBt4 ator. ru route to tAys
pHHual ffam Melbourne. on the Lady
tHrmFh. fats IA love With HYa
nonisun. W hn r. accompanied by her
atupfathrr. joaquin santos lie in
awakened ona ninht hY BeadY, AM
other paHarnarG Who informs hin
the Hhtp ta nu fire
The i.adY JefmSn Hesdy says II
eft her COURSE puriuH the tire capt.
Harris Tells che passengers that ne
- carrying q eafHa of sunpoW lct
4ud tauto guauaa
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ONLY FIVE
MORE DAYS

BUYERS REALIZE
THAT TIME is GETTING
SHORT AND ARE NOT
LOSING ANY TIME IN
MAKING THEIR sELEc.
TON. SEVEN SALES
WAS THE RECORD YES
TERDAY. YOU CAN'T
AFFORD TO LET THIS
OPPORTUNITY PASS.
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40 10 spinnlnss fof bicycle repairs
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TALKING MACHINES

our talking machine. record ard
small nlusieai INSTRUMENT drpa~nssns
contains many things nat Rii IL
tafesl gos ans pricing such - -
make everything bought here sn en-
esHtieaaiiy god rniue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

rtssurs baseball rl,ehr to NE asylum p
katting Wild
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

A exchange remarks King Peter taking chances
esn. q the rrxisdsa
putting premium rsgicids decided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

Tiuey Behn has absolutely power In ny office Al
suyone else" Decentralization Attorney Scott
Includes himself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-11
Outlet Notes.

j. w. Emery. proprietor of the Lake
House, arrived home Saturday last from
a weeks business trip to Boston and vi
cinity.
c. f. league of Lewiston, is spending a
few days with Mr. and Mrs John Mer-
rll.
Warren Whitmore is at Ramp Eumfort
for a few days, experimenting the build
ing of a portion of the sea wall.
Mrs. j. Fl. Merrill and son Elmer have
returned from a recent visit to friends
and relatives in Lewiston.
Mrs. Elmer Littlefcld and daughter
Madeline, who have been stopping at the
Lake House, have returned to their home
in Randolph.
A number of deer have been reported
in this vicinity. About sunset, Saturday
a large buck crossed the road close to the
buildings of j. T. Collins.
Duck shooting was never better Guide
John Merrill and his friend from Lewis
ton basged II, one day recently.
Hon. l.. T. Carleton of Winthrop, has a
crew at work laying the foundation of a
cottage or the west shore of the lake.
Messrs. c. S. S. Buchanan and ]. Frank
Brookings have their cottage nearly com
pleted on Grams point.
Raymond Paul of Farmingdale, who re-
turned home, recently. from Lake View
Inn. started. Monday. for the Dead river
region in company with his father. G. w.
Paul, on Geer hunting expedition
Bert Cobb, the mail carrier on Route 8.
is suffering from Il sprained ankle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-11
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A. Il. Pettingill of Leeds. died at his
home. Monday evening. at the age of
80 years.
Mrs. Eldora. wife OF William Stewart
Of Ripley. dropped dead while about
her work, Monday night. Mrs. Stewart
HAD been in poor health for some time
The Ara Cushman Shoe Co. of Au-
burn, was reorganized Monday after
noon, under the new firm name of
Cushman-Hollis Co. Business will be
resumed. Nov 16, a crew being put to
work On that date making samples
The shop will be started in its various
departments as soon as possible. The
directors are as follows: Charles l..
Cushman of Auburn; Samuel f. Mer-
rill of Auburn; John c. Hollis OF Hing
ham, Mass; Fred l.. Briggs of Au-
burn, and Frank II. kidder of Boston,
Mass. Charles l.. Cushman of Auburn.
is president, and Samuel F. Merrill, al
SC of Auburn. is treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-11

If one We're disposed to make a dis
play of curios. there are enough speci-
mems in Water street offices alone to
make quite respectable showing.
Many a desk or book case in a private
office contains some relic of the olden
time. or curio from foreign shores, and
the history of some of them makes an
interesting story. Doubtless the his
tory of others would. also were it
known. Among those of the latter
class may be mentioned little old pint
bottle. which is owned by w. H. Fisher.
and decorated with q yellow ribbon.
has a place of honor on top of the
bookcase in his office. Mr.. Fisher
bought the bottle of man who travels
through the country buying ancient
china and crockery, but knows nothing
of the bottles antecedents. The bottle
is of dark colored glass and was run in
a mold. 1t is lavishly decorated, nav
ing the American eagle and a panei
bearing the word "Keene" on one SIDE.
and the Masonic emblems of the biue
lodge on the other. Whether or not
the word is the makers name is not
known, but be it as 1t may, if the Dot
tie could only speak, it would douptleSs
tell many tales of long ago, when. win
its interior were filled with choice Ola
New England rum, it gave to its owner
many happy hours.