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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
MARINE PARADE

Queen. the flagship of the fleet.
abreast OF her was the Senator and
behind them stretched the two ions
lines Of ships.
Through the courtesy u Commo-
d0re Tibby. The press boat Bahada.
Capt. l.. -. L0vei0Y. was allotted no
fixed position. but was given liberty
10 20 wherever the newspaper msn
might desire II wua the FIRST boat
10 salute the incoming spokane and
the only boat. save the flagship
queen. whose salute was answered.
The Spokane was FIRST sighted by
any on the feet At exactly 70
o'clock. About fifteen minutes later
she steamed Ia between the lines ~
waiting vessels. ahe was saiuted
BY each boat IN turn. AZ she came
abreast Of the revenue cutters. the
Mcculioch fired the first gun Of tho
..e-st aatisi zaie+- - % rseElert
the Perry followed and then IN quick
succession this Grant aud the Man
ming.
The Japanese carried their plans
10 a successful termination and their
display OF daylight Fireworks was
exceptionally fine.
The vessels preserved their lines Of
formation until half the distance be-
tween this city and West Seattle
had been covered when they dis.
persed. diyergins toWafds theif yarl'
nus docks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

A special 20 the star from Everett
says that Everett b gay with Says
and bunting. and all srranE~msnts
are completed for the entertainment
OF tho president today.
Every detail has been approved BY
the managers Of the pfeaiasnta par
~. ana the proposed route through
the city has been Inspected AMI ap-
proved by the secret aefNirr nNenta
Crowds from the country district
are norkiHE into town business
houses aud residences have been Law
lshiy decorated. and Hewitt avenue
Ia lined from the river 90 the bay
with almost unhnoken walls of haas
and buntinR.
b. A. AuifoFd. chairman OF the en-
t~ftannent COMMITTEES. rutufned
from Portland yesterday monlnK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
VS. WAITING FOR rs ME7
Hotel Washington AIl In Readiness to Receive b
President and nis Party Tonight

most interesting eenfsxkonA
No visitors are being admitted 70
the hotel withsat passes although
hundreds have bssisxsd the place
FOR permission 10 - me rooms
which the president VII eecupy,
The suite includes a bed rom To-
the president and for secrethrJ
Loeb. A parior. . bath rom :
turkish smoking room ana private
dining pAfior. TIE resns ara ms;
exp~nssseiy and tzxtefaily farniz1-
ed.
James Moore said today; 4 nH
accomplished what every man n ~
attic said | could not DO. ] hxvs
succeeded where local c2pltslls'5
and foreign promoters have ci<'n<t
that l would fail
Il have sprnt a huxe ssncan' q
time and a barrel Of money 70 CIV.
seattle a hotel that she might WI
be Proud Of. There Ia not sroihsr
hotel in the Northwest that tor-
pafes with this one. - - 80 :
white elephant a. many hrt
claimed u veaid be. and whils ! =
not expect 20 make fortune cut q
SCI have the satIsfacticn Ct hAssns
given the city hotel that no crs
reed ever be ashamed Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

turn 20 work until a different spirit
Is ssaau an! that he would ilss=
mudtatetY adx.Fa that they start out
and seek souie other employment as
means Of remaining cut ndefiu
ifaiy
The attitude OF the railways has
also undefa sut a change from that
- eaIseliiatIln 90 one Of defiance fer
the striking freight handlers.
The sTapaaz % the demands II
the st1s1safi~ men. walters and
hastpndafs. embracing Sq.i~9 work =
sfs. which yesterday aesm@d iusnl-
nant. t0aaF seems farther aHaf
than ever. The unions regard tlas
sudden ana Unexpected change IN the
sttitufn of the employers AZ syt=
dsnee that u vas eSrssd AZ last
nighfH secret meeting Of tbs Ealz
.s<,s ~, .. - - |. 49, ..s.s -
fixht against local union labor =
death sifuNEi* They predict that
pnisaa concessions are made before
June 1. Chicago will BE- psFasytsd
eth strikes affecting more thar
~ 90 men. The EmpIoysrs Assos
cfatton now thrcatens 20 lock out
sooa BARRIERS. t.eee freight hantisfH.
u 90 restaurant employees ard
Z nSaa NfnHEBnff sFJags
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
president
tesn,iau.s From p.S. onsl

Roosevelt buttons pictures photographs and souvenirs of every
aay ana for sale IN every shop "sw
and cigar
tyen cigars named after the president aay
and for the being ha certain brae
save up and puod patriouoy Roosevelt cigar
whet liked It
sad old ciusns anything or any
body utsh, proudly button tiny bit
Of spkr as on lapel Of hts
youaz strenuous habits Of
etaeho busting cowboy especially heroic
the cowboy arayod TO be In
style
President Roosevelt here today has been
prouaes, eiyie NE Of nh city
saturday May history event
which made Greater
Seattle possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
ENERE7TSHANS
All 10 In Readiness TO Receive The President When
Ne Arrives Late This afternoon

where he succeeded IN securing =
slight change IN the Everett pro-
gram. Accordingly the pfeaidsn
and party VIII be met the whsff
b. n auealn train, ana Win guests
that have been assigned % carriages.
will be taken around the point q
ItiVsrulte, stopping ~ the east .nd
Of Hewitt avenue. where carriages
will be 10 waiting.
The line af carriages VIII start n
.stfs 4. ~. and viii arrive nj the
ErandstHua on colby avrnns AZ 20
Mayor Hunsaker VIII deliver a short
address q welcome and the president
viii respond Tho carriages vii
reach the wharf at y. m. pnd TIM
Indian aseer fHcs Viii be STARVED i'm
mediate after the steamer spska ~
leaves the dock With the prssAdeu
tai party on board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
DRAGGED FROM COURT
FIGHTING FOR FREEDOl
George Roberts, Alleged BOnko Man, Kidnapped .
San Francisco Officers Under Judge's Very Nose

In spite Of n most desperate re-
sistanee. George Roberts. the al
legged bunco man wanted ia san
fnauoisoo Tor grand larceny. MAS re-
arrested on an tntfh6itian warrant
IN the criminal court room imme-
diately after Superior Judge Bell adj
tnuFned cfsuft At noon teaay
Prior 20 the adjournment Roberts
ssns released from the custody ~ the
sheriff. a. which he Nes fefnanded
yesterday mos nlns or his eNu peti
ton. During the length II time y
took the baitln % say. Court new
= sae= ssigsusaaa." only. was Hcsf-
srts a frca man
when hs rose 20 leave the court
rssm Gty Detective Raeek served
re extrNdition warrant ard psiec-
tive Ryan Of San Franoisco grabbed
hts prisenar by the arm
IL: me 60" the man shouted. J
wont 60 with you" Thans he at
tempted 20 break away fruIn the Of
rcefr A desperate night .nsued IN
u hlch Il took four men TO get con-
troll u the prisoner. He was finally
carried from the room and literally
dragged down town By BaHek and
Ryan.
Roberts pretty wife. who does not
look to be more than L years old.
SIT hy her husbands side in the
court room this morning. iaaEhins
and talking with him. When the
sxtra1iiion warrant was served. and
her husband - rirsnu0usiy resisted
the arrest. she iassea very pale bal
ala nat lose her self control. and
= hen he was taken from the room
she followed the officers closely In
aeeorfancs wfth Attorney crotty'e
Instructions she vii not lose sight
u her husband until he Il taken cot
u the state.
49, ,k4s~sO 4.epD s-ss ~
sNeted against Ryan Uss issued hy
Judge neH after The arrest. aud Dep
MY Ehsfirrs Mcdee ard Mullen were
DISPATCHED pess haste q ovsFtHss
TIE sficars who had Roberts Ia
charge
Ryan had 20 minutes start and had
arrangements made fer such a con.
ttnweney for several daye. should
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
THE MAYORS SPEECH

Mayer Iunass speech introdusins ne
honor 70 have 'hs
F-f"fred
o. chsnes
a :. =.
for nr looking
81 At last
the
dent natso had tChsas9
He mot nly na IN
truly In ina
the rish place and here he stands be-
People q SEATTLE the pr.,l
81 concluded
broadly chief executive and then TO ths crowd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

uI.kScOvE. May SIN the start
of the yacht race today. by unofsacsai
time the tsiiAnre ard conutitutlon
crossed the line together al 50
e'cissck. the Columbia : minutes. e
seconds later
When the start was made. the
wind Was coming IN strsAks Al
tnost as soon AZ the gan vas AIRED.
Capt. Barr nossed the Nellanca's nose
across thu line. just ahpeS of the
Constitution the Reliance having the
bad weather berth
The Reliance soon began 20 run
away. and at Peacock Point. onr mile
and a quarter from the start. run
ming under q three knot hreama, she
had opened a big gap ON the Con :
stltution.
The Constitution balleoner he.
came entanEied IN setting q ana the
Columbia picked up on her rapidly
fhe WAS soon ~ 10 the C'onafltu :
toms e@aFn When shs =aIg vas
Strengthened out the Reliance VAS
leading by half a mlla.
~ ia O'Clock the wind fell fiat
and the race became drifting
match. Al as O'Clock the ReiIAncs
was steadily drawing away from her
Opponents. who were having a lively
tilt for second pinc~.
At 80 o'clock the Reliance was
two miles ahead OF tho Columbia
She caught a puff OF wsnd and
sailed across the CONSTITUTIONS
bows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

Piekpoeksts Were Doing a Big Business
and Several Got Into the Tolls
OF the Law

This Is busy day for pIckpockets.
and since the Spokane arrived this
afternoon the police patrol could
hardly respond 20 calls fast enough
10 convey those caught In the act
TO the city jail. In their patriotic
enthusiasm. many persons forget TO
leave their pocketbooks and watches
In their nocturnal hiding places. and
AZ a result win go home tired and
penniiess for the time being. Dozens
OF officers and plain clothes de-
tectivos are circulating through the
crowds and by night there wilLbe a
collection OF sdlpa. az police head
quarters which will make the Of
ficsrs feel that they have earned
their pay for one day AZ least.
James Mclaughlin and Frank
Halfey. piekpockets. were arrested
nj 7;ao o'clock this afternoon IN the
crowd on Second avenue. and placed
IN tha city JAIL me fofmeJ was
caught IN the act Of picking n mans
pockets by Detective Lane. Three
asAsr men Hzrs Hsfh hl.g. SHi 81
the crowd managed to escape from
tho officer. Halfey, who Ia said 20
he most notorious pickpocket, was
arrested by Special Detective Rob
erta. McLaughlin's pockets we're full
OF money.
Frank Fay. a dip" was arrested
ut Union street and Third avenue
nv Detective Tenant. lie resisted
arrest and broke away from the Of
flcer He was only taken into GUS
-fndy after n chase of several blocks.
O. o. Carr OF this city notified the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
THE TRIP FROM TACOMA


Spokane ~ah Presidential Par.yl
TACOMA wash NAY Presidents Wait
to Tacoma was a. raasaaesnt aesh''u
air favored the .
Accompanied party. President en the Tacoma hotel a.
So ecioek the wharf escorted by
raoauea police Troop Washington In me
carriages Mayor camrh MeRse Congressman cuh-
man. General Fanssn Loeb and others
sally decorated BON end 10 end All
vessels regatta in honor Of
the Meaneeh steamed
saeOTs ne 'P TO nfes'''"
Aas "a Invited guest. s'Ai s'ons
gathered along president farewell A NJ
nsrves, varSa across Sans America"
and the crowds Of people psdens turned and raised bis
h. IN response % voeiter,us sresuns
a. the steamer vesss IN the h're''
,an.a in the lasted several minutes The Band
ADDED 10 IN. enthusiasm Tine the oa Tow" to
night
Under perfect ssy placid waters Of Commencement bay
.x.na. out into President Roosevelt
-. v,,A over 100 guests len tbs At O'Clock
,A,. soenns with the MecA Aas ana ps'fs'' bed
l.sa q steam whistles bidding farewell
49, = -- ,S 80. -,s - =. y " =
N. .an, hardly spokane afeasas' TIE 81"
ar. morning begun he east a-as ne % ~
t ,axhr,a.rs .oueA su''onsd sp sSoa' bis
n.s and facing CARED from ''as to Ss @p'
entity oblvicas Of all I hi. delight Of tbs trip
co, S,sh. in charge and General Manager
.a Of IN. Pacific provided the president -'A ~
aaa explained point. throughout the journey
v,.u "a. grandeur st beautiful snow-ssa o'"-
49,. and s,.iset forward and oa Rain-r partially
.sua.a In a-.ey the Asst opesrsany 'h'
a.n has had to get Rainier and he -' 'sH TO
, and x. VIM rapture the aia distance
Throughout inc sn,H. trip few guests at his
a now and then occupied bridge While others members
IN. presidential party making ne TRIP we're on tbs main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
HARTMAN
rs GUILTY

~. LOUIS. Mo. May "a -lcmil
Hartman VIA found guilty Of
bribery Ia the house % delegates In
the eity lighting deal today ana was
sentenced 10 aiS vars impfis0n :
nant lie Immediately flied y mo-
ton for a new trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
THE CAMERA FIEND |
WAS A BUSY MAN
Hundreds of Picture Takers r.
to Snap the President and
His Party

The camera nend war In hts great
eel glory. He had everything In his
favor. The day was warm and the
sun bright and he began TO lay for
the president even before the Bpo-
kane left Tacoma.
Decorations 90 buildings. boats and
streets offered him ample 0pportun-
ity 90 get busy with hih machine,
and the arrangements for ilaminht.
ing effects also AFFORDED chance FOR
unique pictures,
Tho large fleet. Kaily decorated
with faRH and ntreamstH ia the bay
were the objects ~ chief interest 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

the officers be 1yertaken before The,
get out Of the state. Ryan viii II
compelled 10 produces Rollsru Ia
Seurt next Monday Morning xhsr
the prisoners attorney viii oonses
the Eufiicieucy OF the exgndlus
papers.
Ryan and narck vainiy trisa
uss strategy % preveai Mrs. n.
ertH from following them. and r,
ing Information % the officers A n
the train or boat Ryan and h.s ~.
ouer world board When last 49,.
she was following them dops
seventh avenue toward Yesier vsf
~ Ia tkeughs sz@. she ofrcnrs -
keep Roberts in hiding until ths
can manage q sInHEgie him aboss
a boat OF train.
Roberts looked over - shaulss
and called % his zrtts a. hs ws,.
down the street Don't le; thes
give you the siip. follow me-"
The pr0eesSinE 70 prevent Robes1
from bsiug taken back 10 Ess
Francisco to stand trial have bes.
most complicated. Three writs
habeaa corpus have been ISSUED y
Judge Bell On the fsfst thu prfsoz.
was released from custody yesssfdsy
morning.
His attorney 81 that time c,ssr.,
that be was In the custody Of IA
Setecfive who Rad the sKtrsksia
warrant and demanded another vi
directed against Ryan. Ne sl,s -
titloned the Judge 70 remand u
prisoner 20 the custody a the sN<rzf
- that he could net be splriss
away. This wne fons.
This morning Deputy Prosscu,i1s
Attorney Tod moved for the ~
uisAal 81 the writ o. habcaE cor,~d
and the release ~ tire prisoner re
the custody Of the sheriff. clainl1s
that the extraalfinn warrant had "
- --,-~.sMN =, .sA..s.e., -. a. s-.. .. =
/ erts had never been IN fgyzns ~
tDsy.
The Judge decided thas Rsas1
WAS mt ieenliF IN custody Il Rsn
until the warrant had been SERVED
he refused % grant Mr.. cfwly7|
petition 10 lSsax another witt &
habeas corpus before the .anu
I MA served I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

the camera man before me m..
parade STARTED and when ~ I.
kane steamed ~ - the Whar, =
the presidential party on b.s,f
hundred machines mapped h.,
Severe. hundred HheHdf, 7.
among the crowd At the firie,,.
grounds and every minute \,
while the president was st.,s,
tho click II the camera oou1
heard. The president was esgy,,
every pose and altitude and 4,
the tops % HeiRhboting bulldlnF,
even from pefehea Ia trees coma
seen the eBgisseYed man win ,
Photograph gallery"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
TO PENSION
MINISTERS

los ANGEI.EH. May % DIR. Is.
l., Aansw, chairman OF tho board Of
ministerial laws. made an eloquent
piea this morning before the Prssby-
terrain assembly 70 pension aged
ministers. Ills plea VIII probably be
granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

police At O'Clock this afternoon that
a poekethook containing tas had been
stolen from him while he was stand
ing ~ front 81 the postofilce watch
lnE the parade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

mission by Superior Judge Tailman
to commence action against y. L.
Blain as receiver OF the defunct bal
lard Savings bank. TO recover n
Judgment against the bnns for TIA
az2 on a bond furnished 10 Grill a.
ipdsrauty tcr e's- Or injury he aA'aht
suffer from dcpositinE the funds u
the city OF Ballard In the bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

STOCKTON. Cal. May "A wall
Of the threo-Htory brick building be-
ing erected by the stockton Invest
nent Company fell outward this
morning. crushing two-atufy
wooden building adjoining Mira,
Alice O'Connor, ~ Pullman. wash
and Mrs. barry, her sister. Of thla
city. we're ln the building and were
both dangerously Injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

Cor. Cd ave. a. Vine II.
Both Phones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
MASON BARBERIS
MENU FOR SUNDAY
DINNER
MAY "a, 1908

Queen Olives Radlshea,
Chicken Mulllgatawny- Gaheune.
Fresh Shrimp Salad. Mayannaise
Tenderloin OF sole Ia Cardinal.
Chicken Saute a Ia provencale.
RRvioh denovnise
Gronadine OF Veal, au Petit Polls
Prime Ribs OF Beef, au Jus.
Spring Lamb. Mint Sauce.
Garden Peas.
cauliflower Holiandaise.
Mashed or Baked Potatoes.
Vanilla Ice Cream.
Lady Fingers. Macaroons
sF=--sHa==ss-=
Sheese. Fruit. Coffee.
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MAv sue ~ He LIKES

W. F. drin. city treasurer Of Bal
lard. was. this morning. given per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

$50 81 Paul and return, via Great
Northern railway, ON sale June Z and
r. nv A. q. u. w. meeting St Paul
Tickets aud full Information at city
ticket Office, 6l2 ist ave. 80
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At Victoria. v. c.. May %. Round
trip. s20o 606 First avenue. 80.
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f.s-,ss ~ ns.sasvss, sut sta ttssf 40 N''~
that Will do the work Of two,
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01
GOOD ROAD MEETING.

Every road supervisor and over
seer, and the county commissioners
and county surveyors throughout the
country should attend the meeting Of
the Washington Good Roads assOcia-
ton, which is to be held in Spokane
in connection with the Tenth Annual
Interstate Fair. Which days of the
fair the Good Roads association will
meet are not definitely decided. but
they probably viii be from October
to 10. SamueI I'll. president of the
as. citation. says there will probably
be light speakers present, some of
them Of national reputation. There
is no subject at present of such vial
importance to our farming commu-
mites as the question Of better roads
over which to haul their product to
market Conditions are different
here than in any other section Of the
country, and the people who are To-
cally cOnversant with all the difficult
ties and troubles with which road
builders have to contend, should be
present to consult on this important
question. II is quite possible that
Presidents Hill. Mellen and Mohler
of the Great Northern, Northern Pa
ciic and the O. R e n. roads, will
be on hand at this meeting.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01
COUNCIL TONIGHT.
Expected That Poundmaater's Once
viii Be FiI!ed.-ReguIar First
Of the Month Meeting

The council meets this evening in
regular session and it is expecraI
that q full board will be present.
Council Mexican has returned from
his eastern trip and Councilman
BOYER has returned from an uD-c0un-
try f0urnev. With this the case If
is confdenliallv expected that the
election Of 2 n0nDd3naster which has
been postponed for several weeks
ewing tn several members being alb
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01

!. 1o.1I- - - q ''''i y u sea .'19
l,,,;,Siva :. rs '0C'eN =" u iN-'
= ntaa3;ll - ,-l,'' ~ %" ne ne SOY ;
er,,o4 5000 os ~ '--9 Upward move d
'iIS summer
IA paarI has raf,,rraa fror, PORT
land whore bo NO. aa1aa - a4+ond
the fnne,a1 If bi~ h~ r>,tJu ~ ~ 1ar,
H. f'ooO'
Otto Ia Rud5o. opd fo,:1,- Who
have been camnfno on tba Poho,te
ranch for +wa I,cn~E- ho1a rat,rnod
nome.
Loo w Robo,+- b. ro+,,r,oa fnon,
an avrande1 co.,. ~ potar.-
ranch a. The .so,'+b tar,- 81 Tho val1o
W,,11o rf,,or
y g craoo .n,-o,:,a .o1o.r,o,
for scbiI1ino an5 $500 l : =, 49, -
citv for e." ,o~ o-' pay foa1.;aa - at ne
trade inferos+s
fs in wana ,vana I;si-j,a 9,;t b"'1 W.
8 G41iam and fa,,';1,, - po1onsa and
Newell, s+roo+s '7> -
Mrs. NJ. 2 Kelley wife If Mine
Host KELLEY Of the Golden Rule ho
lei al PendIa+on is visiting With
friends in Waua Wana
MIS-. X. L. Peabody. wife of Editor
Peabody Of the Dayton Chronicle. is
IN the city visiting at the home OF
S. A. Wood who has had charge OF
the carnival headquarters for sever
al weeks left this evening for Trini-
dad, Colorado to look after similar
work.
r.--, IT,.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01

been on the road for the past mOath.
He is much impressed with the solid
appearance of Walla Walla and said
he was surprised at the apparent re-
sources Of the surrounding country.
He expects TO leave for Salt Lake to-
morrow enroute home.
Rev. ard Mrs. NJ. II. Marvin depart
ed for Spokane last night, where
Rev Marvin goes to attend the Co
lumbia River conference which meets
in that city this week.
StenciIed On the wall of Esdert's
furniture store are dates that tell Of
the condition Of the weather for GER
tain days in certain years. The firm
put up their stove Nov. 6. of 1900.
and Nov. 10. 1901 On March 23rJ
1901 the stove was taken down as
the weather was balmy enough to
do without it. The first snow for
1909 appeared November is and De
cembar ) for 1901. Since that time
the stencil has been loaned and the
record has not been kept.
Not quite liking the referees decis-
ion in the Pendleton match. Frank
Lewis yesterday issued a challenge
TO Chris Person for another bout.
The def was accepted last night ana
a match arranged for Thursday
night at Armory hall, for side bet
Of $l00 and the winner to take the
entire gate receipts. Person won
from Lewis i'll PendIeton last Friday
in an exciting contest by securing
the first fall il II minutes and the
third in II minutes. Lewis secured
the second fall in minutes.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01
EXCURSION TO PENCLE TON.

Account of the Labor Day celebra-
ton at PendletOn September 18th the
0. r. & n. announce a rate of $3.50
from Walla Walla to Pendleton and
return. Tickets on sale Sept 9Th
and 7th with a return limit Of Sept
8th.
r. BURNS,
General Agent
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01
$3.50 to Ogden and Return $3.50
TC6 Hl 10 CaI% ala Return COG 60

$26.6o to Salt Lake and Return $26.6O
The 0. R. & n. Co. announce the
above rates to Ogden and Salt Lake
and return account OF the IRRIGA-
TION CONGRESS to be held at Og-
den September 10 to 18th.
Tickets on sale Sept. 18th ami 18th
with final limit Of Oct. 10th. These
t cts will be good for stop-oyer on
tt return trip.
r" detailed information call on
o. 2Gdress
r. BURNS,
General Agent
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01

Handsomest line Of enamelei beds
in town. Ornamented in brass and
colCrs Esdert's Furniture store.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01
c-e2s-&

Large line Of fine touches just ar
rived. Esdert's double store, Corner
9Th and Main.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01

Sample my teas and coffee; free
cup at Muntingas.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-01
ARE YOUR FEET SORE.

e your feet sore7 See w. r. Bo-
residence, First and Poplar
IS. Outside calls attended 10.
-2ges reasonable. Phone Red G52.