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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
ol,mnla onsrn comnanY

Few attractions before the public
contain moru pretty and stylish Eirls
than does the famous olympia opera
Company. which plays AZ the Grand
soon. AZ tho head of this organiEa-
ton OF liEht opera singers ana come
diana la one OF the brightest stars Of
the comic opera flfmament. IN the
person OF Aliss t.oitle Kendall In
Miss kendall'a support are such
Well-known artists as Miss Funice
Clarke Drake. Miss ThereHe Barker.
Carl Haydn. carfick Major. Leo
AIDE. Robert pitkin and John +
Young. The opera 90 be sung herr
IL Richard stahis masterpiece OF
opera bouffa competition entitled
said paHha."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
MILLIONS OF FEET
OF TIMBER STOLEN
GIGANTIC CONSPIRACY sY WHICH Tsg GOVERNMENT 10 Ro9
$50 HAS BEEN uNEARrAEp IN IDAHO

Jones ef washington state. who lnit
tho alleged acts before the iut1eioF
department. As a result special
Land Agent Schwartz of the gvueru
land office arrived recently frur
Washington aud ia in the vicinity
~ Kingston and On the Cneut
n'Aieua rlNuu whore the original
complaint came from.
Tire special agent has secured a
number OF nfridaVitH from parties
who have settled on these hndH
The nfudaNlfs secured hy Agent
Schwartr and forwarded to wash
mstop tell story OF Systematic
robbery or the government when II
wiil be difficult to equal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
TO BUILD MONUMENT
TO TINE MEMORY OF
GENERAL 0GlETH0RPE

SAVANNAH. Ca. Dee. iO.-The
patriotic societies OF Savannah have
completed arrangements Tor a ball
tonight, designed 90 be one OF the
greatest social functions In the hia-
tory OF the state. The proceeds are
70 80 towards the erection OF a mon
ument Co the memory Of General
James Edward OKlethorpHe. who.
with his followers i5s years ago.
laid the foundation OF the colony
that has grown into the state Or
Georgia. Prominent visitors are
here from Atlanta. Augusta aud sew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
MAY HURT
THE CANAL
SOME MEMBERS or CHAMBER
or COMMERCE OPPOSE THE
puwAMlsH IMPROVEMENT

As the upshot OF opposition 20 the
dredging OF tho nuwanlah river
which developed yesterday at tho
meeting OF tho Chamber uf Com.
melcn, a committee. consisting OF
John II MeGraW. NJ. J. Carkvek.
Judge Thomas Burke. Judge X. A.
ballinEer, EraHtus tirainerd. 4. r.
Ruthbonn and George G. Griffin.
was appointed TO confer with the
Lake Washington canal committee
a. TO tho adviaahlitY OF the project
Governor MoGfAw aud John
schram opposed the proposed dredg-
ms because they thought that n
division OF effort for harbor i'm
prpvement might lmrerll the digging
81 the Lake Washington ship canal.
They thought that now that Con.
gresham Jonea had been appointed
"a member Of tho rivers and hafbors
committee he should be allowed 90
concentrate his efforts upon the
older project
Afr. Griffith and II. III. Dearborn
brought out the fact that by dredg
Ing the river to a depth Of i6 feet
aud width OF 300 feet vessels could
pass up tho river IA Tar an the
White and Black rivers. adding
thousands OF HoreH Co the cityn
water frontage. This waterway
would also offer an excellent loca-
ton for factories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

SPOKANE. Dos ie Investigation
b. government Officials show that b.
reign of terror has existed on the
NortR Fofk and Little North fofh
81 the Occur - Aleue river in Idaho
Affidavits made hy residents OF thar
nelghhorhood Indicate that settlers
haNo been driven nom their homes
nud settlement discouraged while
millions of feet 81 tine saw timbrt
have been stolen lam the govern.
ment ard sol1 60 the mills AZ HART
son and other points along the Lake
Occur n'Aieua.
The matter WAS recently brought
O. the attention OF Congressman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
RaoFp'floN 10 mRs. SARRET

A reception 20 Mira. kats Barrot,
~ Washington, -. c.. was held IN
the pntlarH of tho Occidental hotel,
last night. and WAS largely attended,
hy persons Interested ia the critteu-
don rescue work. Of which she is the
head. Mrs Harriet. with her dnuRhs
ter loft for Portland today. but will
return Saturday and viii. on Sun
tay afternoon. address meeting at
the Seattle theater
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includes a number OF old favpritcs
aud some new members that are
making their mark. Among the
players are i.uclus Henderson,,
Prank hnliIna William NcrAnce.
George Yielding Howard Scott. w,
l. Gleason, Herbert Farieon. Greg
CRY Rodsera. Al Luttginger. FrunN
Woods, Miss Fanny Young Miss
Edith Angus. Miss Louise Royce.
Miss Nina Herbert, Miss Virginia
Rrlssac. Mss Lucia Stetson, Miss
Marion Rarhyta. ollie Cooper and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
RIGHT ON CAR LINZ
LAEGT lots 5000 W
AcHIg $500 UP
TERMS SOC PR WEEK

was tho result OF exposure on
quarantine station on Goose iHiand.
near Quebec
Larson claimed that while a pas
aenEer on one OF the Allen liner-
he was detained in quarantine rs
days, and that 81 the food Was ban
aud the bed clothing insufficient. he
suffered great hardship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

The sale of seats Tor the appear
anee OF Florence Roberts and her
company ~ the Seattle thcater ali
next week starts az the box office
tomorrow morning and che inquiries
receiVed already Indicate that there
Will be a BLK rush Ter the epenlna
performances The Fnsky Mra.
Johnson - announced Tor the en-
tire week with the exception % Fri
day night. when "Gioconda" "a 60 bs
renderCd Miss Roberts company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

"rhe Mtnlator.a SON" has made a
hit at the Third Avenue thcatyr thi,
week aud ". y. Patton, the star. ia
crowdina the house every night u
viii be repeated the tent OF the week,
including next Saturdays matiner.
Next week the sensational drama
entitled In Convict stripes" win be
the bill The play r. a story of TIN
South with the main Incidents
passed In a Southern convict camp,
Elaborate scenic effects tend 10 en-
Fancc the story and the company
presenting the play n said to he
good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

The popularity Of "nen Hur" Il
shown hy the fact thu an additional
matinee viii be given tomorrow ar
ternoon The production r. mnEnifi-
cent. ana the sale Of seats has been
so great that many who have wished
70 see the play have had 20 be
turned away dissatisfied from the
box office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
LARSEN WON OUT

Euek Larsen Was awarded SC eco
damages against the Allen Line
Steamship Company By a jury ia
Superior Judge Grffin'a court. yes
terdnH for Joss Of hearing. which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
10 REpREsgNT ALAakA

J.. W ORGY left last night for
Washington, p. g, Mt Grey viii
spend the winter Ia attendance upon
congress. Ia the interests Of Al
asitan legislation. lie viii return
IN the spring 90 tho oil fields Of
Kayak. Ia which he a. interested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
I,s Always Summer.

In California. Outdoor sports all
the year round. Many beautiful re-
sorts reached by the Southern Pa
cific Cos scenic Shasta route.
Rates to San Francisco. t26 80 first
class 1850 second class D~acrip-
tive literature. tickets. berthH, etc,
at eis First avenue, Z. r. Ellis. gen
eral agent. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

others,
Looking Cor wife. farce com.
ody. holds the boards until SATURDAY,
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

Dancing School. Prot. Wilson'S.
Ranke hall. Pike street and Firth
avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

Extra special mlnce plss. csc. az
New German Bakery. First and
Madison. ...
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ThePianO and
Organ Sale
at CheS-
bros
n
msssAzasss;s..
w T Z
kRoUsEs ENTHUSIAST m
PIANO CIRCLES
DAILY SALES INCREASING
$500 FIRST PAYMENT TAKES A
PIANO TO YOUR HOME
STORE OPEN EVENINGS DUR
INC SALE
Beautiful High Grade Pianos That
Sell Regularly a. kSSo, W., wv,
oo,na a siso. sisi. 500. 1927.
s2si. sSes s2s7 and ,52s-Hish.
Grade Crgans That Regularly Sell
At SOS, SIS. $50. 500, SIPS and $50,
Nov c0ina az ss7, SO, s5I, 500,
ss4 and ge3-Ternnt, 50, ~, Is, W,
81. Sc and SO Per Month--Stors
Open Evenings
TERms--s3. 81, s., SO. ~, SO, 50, $40
Per Month
The time Of selection for the holi-
day shoppers II coming fast. ana IL
viii pay all those who contemplate
purchasing a Plano To call At our
store and look over this mammoth
stock Of High Grade Pianos and Or
Fans now on sale. The prices sfs
lower than ever before quoted Ia
seattle. You cent afford 20 miss
looking over this stock Of High
Grade Pianos aud Organs n you
have. the slightest idea u purehas-
Ing in the near future Benutifui
High Grade Pianos In the various
woods al prices ana terms 70 suit.
Secondhand INSTRUMENTS in Royal.
Gilbert. Ehfhurdt chickering
sons, Kimbaii and others
Remember. this yale takes Ia our
entire line OF Weber. kohier a
Campbell KuFtzInaun. Wheeloek.
anhoor \ 90. Pianos. and Alec
Weaver Organs and Pianista Piano
Player. Remember tbs place II &C
rheshros
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COUSINS CAFE. sri linton At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

Free Want Ads
Zee Classified page for Free Want
Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

90 to spinninE- for bicycle repair.
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STORE OPEN EVENINGS DUR
ING SALE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

$500 FIRST PAYMENT TAKES A
PIANO TO YOUR HOME
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DAILY SALES INCREASING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
A SAD CASE
). SALMON IS APPOINTED HIS
wlFE's GUARDIAN

> gaimon q ranchsr. was appointed
guagdian ~ his hair witttd wife. Ia
the Superior eUaFt. this mesalnK ant
eaa kiyrn power. OWNS g. Nsf iseens.
pFssaey 90 ssFp al paren - her The
caas h a ssd eus as thu woman T.
the mother ~ t-a ufsis shii5sea aas
eas 10 moru understanding thza theF
ms husband has not seut her 70
shc asylum Bat has Kept her a home
ard cared foF her Al the ehlIAfsa-
uscause BE- did net uaHt h hf.4k up
bis home fis asked - be aQpeiHtsd
guardian % her rsnsoa AMI estate.
this meruing a. he wished "a aeli the
famrh and come % Seattle q i've -
that ais children miKht haze tsttsF
al autaEts.
The unfortunate woman could aa1
distinguish the differences heHNaeh
ne words KaarfiaaA anA KafdeH
and tniI the isifier sfsn hs assssi bee
f shr wsH villas q have a kaaraian
si.4t Hhr asaas nssz zaf IS thsF has
pifuty - fruit ard Vegetables At
hnuU
fiafh ire cAiidreu we're rrsssst h
eanfs THIS morning and seemed esFf
Z 49, > 9 q. =. Z T.. - -. =, s..sS. -
Is years q az helps her father 20
watch over and czrs Tor the unfartan=
ate mothcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
HURLEY AN
EMBEZZLER
Well Known Employe OF Seat
sic Bank at Nome Is TO Be
Arrested.

BUTTE. Mont. Aug 1T has
just been made known that there u
a warrant ~ the hands Of Sheriff
Quinn faf the arrest 81 E. ). Hurley.
formerly one Of the best known bus
mess men tn Butte. on a charge Of
embezziinE $4,000 from the Montana
Hardware Co.
Hurley IL now In Nome. where he
occupies responsible position IN
the branch bank OF the First Ma
tiunal Bank % Seattle Sheriff
Quinn sailed from Seattle on the
Hast Nome liner. Tor the purpose of
placing Hurley under arrest.
Hurley was formerly manager OF
tbs Montana Hardware Co. one Of
Senator Ciark's companies. and the
largest concern Of its kind In the
Northwest II ~ said that the EN-
0ezzienent was concealed by means
Of clever bookkeeping. and q was
only quite recently that I. 49, dis
covered by An expert accountant.
After leaving lutte. Hurley sent
% Seattle. where he WAS employed
as an accountant In the First Ma
tionai bank lie was aftsrwurd sent
10 Nome when the bank established
branch ~ that place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
IRRICATIONIST FOR
VICE PRESIDENT
BOOMING GEORGE H. MAXWELL IN WEST FOR
RoosEvELT's RUNNING MATE

PHOENIX. Arts Unless Oeorge
N. Maxwell executive ehalfmaA OF
the National Irrigation association
opposes plans formulated here dufs
iug hm absence in the east Il h.
prohablo that Nlce presidential
boom Will bo launched Tor him at
the October convention az the Ma
tionnI Irrigation association to b.
held az Ogicn, Ctth.
Recently T. <. Jackson al Leml-
Ca, Tex sent a communication Go
local newspaper atraaHls advoeats
ina Maxwell as The rulu9inE mate 81
Theodore Roosevelt the eomWuul-
cation was published and the incl
dent has 1iyan risa to mgeh discus
sion,
Maxwell shares With Congressman
New lands the haners ef the con
struetiou ana passage 81 the Hans
hrough, Ncwian-is aet. which u es-
tahushinx the foundations for a
rrcat system uf storage reservoirs
nnd the reclamation 81 thousands
upon thousands at aerea at dessert
land in the west tt Il pointed cut
by hts friends that Maxwell would
be a tozIeal complement 81 the
Roosevelt administration through his
remarkable adaptahtttty to one Of
tho presidents most important poll-
clcs-that 81 national irrigation.
Maxwell II nRtiss Californian
TITS political record conszts merely
in stunning the state for the Re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
WEDDING
TONIGHT
Pair OF Turks WIN BE Publicly
Spliced az Carnival

A Turkish wedding vii be the
chief attraction az the Labor cat
niynl grounds tonight The bride
and groom have uvprnnnuncnabie
names. but labor under the haliusin
ation that thry love one another -
maybe itll be an right In spite uf
the Jaw breaking coHuumenH.
hadjl Sheriff who. besides halns
a priest iu "a whlrliuH nefYtah IN a
dime museum, viii tie the kuat
Last night Caesar 0uareta reduced
the tbeHecoud record made bY -
Palma. IA the shauua contest 1T
Wednesday night, e. 90 seconds Ia
the Wind-up 81 the contest Leo
Pellet also won Hwiftef than the man
who won go much approval NadueH-
DAY niEht, but he drew blood ffap
his victim, which counted against
him.
The amateur spielefa contest was
a frost An the performers were
seiacd vita stage fright II =
ttuntley ana q. Sklaner were the
emily entries who we're worthy 81 ean
alteration. and they aiHa drove the
crowds away from the side ahaN :
they represented
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WILL NOT
BUY IT
SCHOOL BOARD OPPOSED TO
PuRoHAsiNo MERcER HOTEL
FOR INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Preliminary arrangements fer erect
inH three new school buildings ia the
city wlli probably come 10 for de
question az the rrFuiar meetinE II The
school board tonight II h pr1ppHsa
10 let the contracts neat epftnH for
constructing school buildings uu hsa
euu hlll. Fast queen Anne hin aud
Green Lake. Tho board has not yet
aaid any % the tto0.uu OF bonds voted
far az iho recent election and does
not intend 20 DO 20 except a. money u
needed
n "a expected that ths COMMITTEES
will bfiua in an adverse report as e.
PURCHASING che summer hotel and
grounds az Fast seattle TOT an In
dHsttisi school The price asked was
only 90 usa but in yies ~ the fact
that tho owners ala not have clear
utle aud tho objection u the Hast
Seattle Residents against the establish
tnaut 20 ths school there. the board
considers tho expenditure mad yiHahis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
STRIKES
LABOR TRouBLESINRuS-
STA ASSUME ALARMING
PROPORTIONS.

BERLIN. Aus Labor strikes
thfouE bout Russia continue a. Er,aN
im seriousness. From private and
public adviccs received haru. il an
pears that the number af men ussW
Involved in the labor Troubles. NUN
Der more than gho.0ao
incendlary fires which afe direct
IS attributable g. the strikes. ana
consequent riutlnE are uf cons ant
occurrence. Ia "a iarEa towns IL H.
estimated that not less than re.
eco 600 worth 81 property haH bssn
DESTROYED by fires that wrFu Of in
erndiarf origin 80 great has the
danEgr hsVum.. that Insurance corn-
faAnsnr have, iu many Instances. in
creased ihrlf rates Be pr cent
Prom Odessa come reports - eaH
slant rioting. and many uutfaFaa
have been pfrpstfsled ~ the Ces-
sack troops detailed - supfeaas the
disorders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
A LOVELY OLD STATE
FOR AUT0ISTS

JEFFEnaoN. Mo Missouri 3 new
automobile inW ~ now in effect aud
n Il 10 enforced. which seems doubt
III. the owners 81 the yglf pfaueliiHa
vehicles wjli have little sport "a the
STATE Under the provisions u The
atat4te, IL wlH scot them from tiea
20 III 600. or n jaii sentence, ranging
from 30 dayH 90 uis months, af both.
Tor violating any section Of Is
They must be licensed and mum
tefed They must carry lamps and
whistles o. huiis They must never
drive over nine miles an hour IF
the aiitoHsobllist mseta woman eF
child driving n horss he must stop
tll The latter has PASSED. II be
aNsftakse a horse -draN vehicle
which woman or child % driving
be must signal b. whistle or bell
hiN intsntsou 80 pass n faa hefHe
shows 30 Hians ~ ohtseiiu9. well
and Kood bat n 'hs horse looks ~
though u we're HolnK tn be restless
he auto man viii stop his mAehius
tiil The woman ur child has had
chance 20 ailsht Under the law the
automobile mus RiVe the fiEat q
whs a. every vehicle Il meets
A ruha" Legislature drew up the
'ap n wtli be on the books iva
sgafs anyhow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
XIV AGAIN
IN FLOOD

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug The
lkaW river iH again on the rampage
Hundreds ~ mon are working this
morning ou the temporary bridges.
preventing debris from carrying
them away. The piles protecting the
tamus street bridge have been
washed away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
TO SPEND
$4,000
MOORE INVESTMENT COMPANY
WILL REBUILD tbs WHIT.
conn BLOCK

A permit for the addition Of three
stories Ca the Whitconh building 81
the corner 81 Second avenue aud
Union street has been asked r8r hA
the Mooro Investment company.
The plans ana specifications fltsd
la the office 81 the city building iuz
apeetor Show that the improF sment
u @ cost $4,000 and that the entire
building viii DO used Tor store puFs
uuHfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

splrati0n plaYlnE tag with his reee
helium and these few wufda weiisd un
from hts heart
I Meader II
Ever stree the summer settled dow.
tNr lst imagination
Run riot in ths dfeauy thaakht q
Needed relaxation
And day ty day I u'ofsier u they .
Give ne vacation
THE reason a. utanE WHrd drowned II
that even In Naah.H fime people dias
trusted che weather f1rgs szteHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
THE PRESIDENT
GREETS BARON
Won STERNB ERG

oTETrR BAY. AuE. Baron
Won si-FphurE. acHmuanisa by A.
siaiaut Secretary Of state fssnas
cot Sims the official tntruiueef
and several members ~ tbs aHHtnan
legation, arrived this morning aud
was driven g. the home Of } West
Roosevelt Nh0rv be dunned hls eff
oiai The president received MN ~
the pafior % aaaemnfa httf
i.ouuiie introduced ton atert1iasfF
who presented President Reasavslt
sith the official recall 81 AnlNsaa-
oct Won hoilatsR from the Yss=s. n
tee which hc presented hlH aNn fsss
aeHsista Tee president. - F4Hlr.
highly cnuspimrntrd Ven steHalzsaa
and referred % their friendship pre-
yioua - thH latgsrs residence il
Aweftfn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

Miss F5lien CreeifnAn principal Of
the Seattle public Kindergarten. IL
spending her vacation IN Hkagxay.
Passengers who arrived on the Dol
phin report that she delivered a lee
ture on Child Education" at tho
mining city last week. which was
20 we'll received that Miss creai-
man was prevailed upon 10 give a
series % similar Lectures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
EXPLOSION
ON CRUISER

PLYMOUTH England. AUG IA
dispatc FROM runehni states there
has been an explosion Ia the boiler
room OF tho nfitirh first class cruiser
lilaka one ntuker was killed aud
four uthera injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

poem In his life although he has been
guilty Of good many crimes against
the accepted forms of expression
1nePe'H nothing poetic about him save
his feet but a. he is pisenutaed. they
don't rhyme very well. The only meter
~ knows anything about Il the Eas
meter, but last night he felt a. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
that the annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the Great Northern
Oil company Of Seattle. Washing
ton. a corporation. win be held At
the office Of the company. rooms
el-6a starr-Boyd building. IN the
city Of Seattle. Washington. at tho
hour OF , m, on Monday. Sep
tember :. 1908. for the purpose Of
electing trustees for the ensuing
year and for the transaction OF
such other business as shall legal
~ come before said meeting.
". $. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
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a msRnn a q n y q n n D
STAR DUST:

John Alexander Eliiah powte wants
. go 90 Many a man has been ir
that fiN-
Thprv's one resieefufHE feature about
Rrczthitt cuants. KENTUCKY You
dcnt have % live there unless you
want 20.
TIA anyone steal yeuF frent lawn er
your hack yard last nizht
when a wnrau sasa nhe understands
She means she understands but dssHg
understand What NeN mean.
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After f P. vi. Specials 4asa c %Sdss I'll

TancF Wood japanese Bread
Boats. worth isc. each 80. Sc
DARK Brown Rebpccn Tea Pots.
worth 2sr. each ...s.t..s. q. he
A multitude % bargains equal
10 those printed above will be-
found 81 every department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

chief petty officers Of the United
States receiving ship Columbia At the
brooklyn navy yard have refused 70
mess with a negro who has been pro-
NOTED 10 thsiT rank
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ole Larson. VIII lives az fatarl.sF >.
ssa reported miss,uE 70 The police Tits
mnfninE For yssrr Mrs iarsan sa5 =
hHf husband has nsvsf missed eauitHs
hasns al nishL Last nlsht bs dsd not
appear sud she 10 sresfly worried
aiaat him Ne never drinks aHa las
10 LAD habits
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a Word from Josh Wis.

The United States squadron under
command o. Admiral Gotten has been
ordered for 70 make Rn extended
cruise in the Mediterranean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

n there Is too much water In veur
watrrmslons. taka them 10 Wai
street an1 set Il is4aeszsds cut.
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CHICAGO. 49,. Aus 1.-Wasat -
. fssse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
ZOE Wsntsa-fhsIs

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

A chair o. domestic science has been
established a. the washinston ARricul-
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students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

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every day this week except sstafe
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