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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Specimens Of Their Costumes BrOught by Explorers Museu of NJ
uraL HistOry-SOme of the Customs.

Recent explorations among the primitive, iso-
lated tribes of the AmOOr River region of ST.
IBERIA, togetEer with their neighbors who dwell
on the opp site island of Saghalien. in the
OkhCtsk Sea, j. north CT Japan, have yielded up
many new an astonishing chronological objects
hitherto unknown to science and the outside
world. These researches have been carried on
by DR.. Berthod Laufer. a specialist in Asiatic
cultures. for the American Museum of Natural
History. Along the banks of the great Amoor
and the two interior waterways of the forest
clad island of Saghalien there live several re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

marllable tribes. notably the Gold and Gi!yak.
who. though classed as purely aboriginal prac-
Using Shamlnism and other weird customs, vet
are gifted artisans producing surprising ex-
ampIes OF decorative art and needle work The
people subsist entirely by hunting and fishing:
dogs are used to draw their sledCes in winter
ana IN summer to pull their birch bark canoes
along the level shores of the river banks. These
tribes, though Russian subjects, have not alb
sorbed the culture of their conquerors but in
stead. have retained native independent art
pure and intact. the result of an ancient nat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

The yellow silk curtains futtered airily. Both
men scratched matches nervously, touched tips
of black cigars staring curiously at each other.
You and Helen" asked the first voice. slowly.
Eyes Helen and I. And We want
More silence.
What do you want?' came the question
finally with premonitOry suspicion
why that Hang it all, man, wake up.
There's Peggy, the last Of the girls, and here's
you. the only man of the Old gang left"
Err"
Sure! I thought you'd understand. Now,
won't you ask hero
y longer silence.
Jim IS happy" unused the recent visitor TO
Jms baby.
You'll ask herr"
Yes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

teen months old kid, walking and falling, eat
ing and splitting at its own blessed caprice.
Eood looking? Yes Not very much hair eX-
} pit around its neck, but lots of teeth they said,
Ind lot of more things l didn't get.
Il wanted Jim to ioin the club just started;
y wanted me to see the kid lift glass Of milk,
k-ink half and set it safely down. I asked Jim
eDout the campaign; he wanted to show
where the kid had bumped its forehead or
Joorsiu.
4 had some prime gossip about Rambler, who
beat Jim out senior class president by about
d vote; ten words along, Jim and the kid We're
on twenty yard dash down the length Of the
hail. l started again On Rambler, how he had
suddenly disappeared, but was interrupted
lending investigation of 4 headIess sheep, a
broken back doll called Nora, a singing top, a
,agon full OF blocks. 1 started on how We'll
The fraternity Was doing at college, when l
invited to set jingle bell going from over the
SrGTing room door. Outdoors was all yellow
I'D brilliant that somebody suggested a walk
through the woods to the shore. L was keen
for a Whn OF salt and an oldtme straight
away fye-niles- an-hour through the woods
But the baby again! We barely reached the
water by tea time. I almost slept standing
waiting for it to pick up sticks, drop and pick
them up again.
Dinner came early. and = was hungry That's
TO except to the baby. Jim argued through the
meat course with his wife about blood gravy
on crust!ess bread being good for babies.
generally go up twice for sweet potatoes, but
Sim wanted to hold the Kid and did not notice
my empty plate. l often take a second cup of
tea, but Mrs. Jim had the baby, and did not
ask me if 1 would take another.
Mrs. Jim had some floating island pudding
built especially for NE. but the baby slid down
just then TO give the seighbells string just one
more jingle; then it saw a cotton rabbit. ran it
too near the top OF the CRATE fender and every
forgot the pudding.
Soon l had to stand on tiptoe in n draught
TO watch the baby go to sleep. Then 1
asked to advance cautiously in order to hear it
breathe. Ny next instructions were to divine.
if possible, the subject matter of its dreams.
then to comment upon the dividing wrist line of
baby flesh. to see just how prettily its tiny gold
necklace hung, and
because 1 had been Jim's roommate. l was
finally allowed TO lift a silk spread and to re-
gard the nice adjustment Of tea baby toes that
dug into the linen.
Il didn't mind the floating pudding; l wasn't
entirely upset missing my 30 train in. nor
being coached up on babies, but it hit me
hard that Jim often mistook for pilas-
ter. a post, a piece of panelIing. L was ALSO
lutely laid aside, BhelVed. disowned. overridden
BY pink ball OF twenty seven pUL2ds. and as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

if to explain the whole thing, Jim had the gall
to insist on my following suit, to ask to
arrange for block, bell strings and beheaded
cotton sheep in house of my own"
Why don't you?" asked the second voice
which continued: Now, listen. Another girl
has told me on my honor to shut up but 1 know
YOU can hold it. l have arranged for
Tom! Honest. Is that straight? You mar
ry?'
December Il, -hes made it," was the reply.
great green Mission clock doomed nine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
W FHHORS
THE QUEEN
Testimony In the Steam.
ship Collision Case

The Investigation into the causes
OF tho eaiiisian OF the steamers
Queen and Robert Adama0n. OF
West Point lighthouse on the morn.
ing ~ May :. wss resumed thia
morning before lnHpactots bryant
and Cherry.
capt. y y. Cousin. % the Queen
was the first Witness called. lfs
said that lust brfoFe reaching the
lighthouse at aeout 4 o'clock. lte
heard the foN whistle 81 a boat that
be Judged "a be about two miles dead
ahead A few minutes later he
heard four distant blasfa coming
from ahout apparently but mile
distant.
lie concluded that tho vsssei was
eenfing either tfom Seattle or dawn
the channel course from Tacoma.
After a consultation with tiloi
tiesehsF. II was decided that the
heard. vas cofainx ftam Tacoma and
that IA order 70 pasS inside Of her
u would be necessary IL change the
course of the Qaesa-
ThlH was done. and u was while
swinging on a. the new course that
the hull ~ the Adamson soosned ~
cut OF The foa. A few seconds lafat
the spiiNtion aeuurrest
There san b no doubt that the
offiexr- Of the Queen made every -
fnFt 80 avert the accident ktfsrsi 3
the nix Witnesses tastlEylnN thle
morning we're chief Engineer Al
iiesn and First Engineer A.eresiy II
- the Queen. They stated that the
fall rvgsF~iag power af the engines
Uas oeles used. aud that the pro-
pstt2F Nas making about u rrrui1-
iiuHm . Fttnaie when thsif ship
struck the Aaaafsaa.
Al tee svitsncS in faxor Of The
QUEEN hta nos b~~A taken. ana this
Afternoon the ufsicsfa ~ ths Adam
900 give thslF Arcount ot The col
llAlfi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
FOR MAKY
CITYPARKS
j. G. 0lmsIead Talks to
Talks 10 Chamber
of Commerce

John Z. olmated OF Boston ad.
dressed the Chamber Of Commerce.
Yesterday an the Importance aud
Feasibility of the establishment IN
seattle 81 numerous parks. fte said
that this city poHsessed more Than
ordinary advantages m the say Of
available locations for parks, bot
that no delay should be permitted
IN the acquisition ~ these,
lie advised the immediate laying
out OF many parks along the shores
u Lake Washington and connecting
them BY park ways
Mr. Fowler of the city park com.
miaalen stated that u was the inten.
ton n that body to raise $500. 900 fof
the purchase Of suitable park lands
and that the present funds at theli
disposal we're Jar too small for tbs
needs
The chamber appointed a commit.
ter to confer and act with the park
commission. A committee Was elst
appointed 10 look after = proper ca.
hiblt Of kiug county At tho 81 Louii
worlds fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
Beware of 0Intments for Ca
taYYh That Contain Mercury

As mercury Will surely destroy the
sense % smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
Ing Il through the mucouA surfaces.
saeh articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reput-
able phvsielans as the damage thsy
will DO is tonfeld TO the good Yea can
possibly derive FROM them. Halls
eatarrh cure. manufactured by n J.
cheney & Co. Toledo. @. contains
no mercury and II taken Internally.
acting directly upon tho blood aud
mucous surfaces OF the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh cure be sure
yau get the genuine. II Is taken In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
Another Norne Rnsh

]. " Ksinsr told tho police this
morning that he would never again
enter the Cape Nome salaan GA soo-
oud avenue south l<elner says that
last nisht. while slightly intoxicated.
be visited the place. when he came
out he was minus hlH hat ana ssss.
i'atFolman Damn recovered the hat
Zee him. but thn money had disap-
peArcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
c. lANr aolna NORTH

Tho Hack nail liner numholt sails
"a SknEway tonight with 10 pahHen
faf the tntcfinr Among her passen
nera win be several Alaska men al
prominence, notably charles ~
Lane OF the Wild Goose Minlnk
Company OF Nome who II bound 81
ketchikaat ]. n. nafren OF the
ThHnkot Packing Company and
Funter Hay canncfy, &. W fhebs
the Dawson cattle man, and captain
hsaahe. who Ia bound to White
Hnfaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
LOCAL THEATERS


MeE~sn Coming
Is Even. Inc nypnotiEt. viii be at
tho Grand for a week opsnins NEXT
Monday night.
sour Ns~ Miaisksrr
"OuF New Minister will return 70
the Grand sunday uieht.
Seattle Thsater
Auguatin Days comedy. "A Might
on wtll h. presented All this week
~ the Seattle fheafer BY the baker
company. Next week the melo-
drama. Tbs Great Diamond Rob
hery." All be the attraction. The
play requires the entire strength Of
tho Baker company.
Third Avenue Theatsr
The Sanford company Of players
has arrived in Seattle. There are ~
members In the company which Wlii
open ~ the uptown house next sun
day ia The Power Of Cold Dur
ing the engagement Of the Sanford
company, Sunday matlnass VIII be
aboiistsd. Hen Hendricks will pre-
sent the comedy drama. "Oie Olea0n"
az the Third Avenue all this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

" houa v GER bon sprlss. noe0i 2 Lev
hos fanoY. 81 huf1 III banausa. u 10
- p1f bunch. hfaie ffnit ~ ho1iep
Butter, Cheese, nggs, Poultry
naitsr washipeto osoatnsrisa. a1oi dairy
ass- Fes.h faaah. aoa psr aaisnl Eas,.
eassss Native Washington, fpu cream
Ia. ninhufasr. tfat HafsH. brick iru tuf
faaitff pfssHed iufhaNsl 2tuttol live
hsns ipuiIs. hfs tpcAa. 40 dfns-sd Ion
HAY. Grain and Feed
oats. tsaoQ PEI Ton. barley las % PEI
loo. ~heet. al 20 pgf tee chap t2h tAtH
" ~ nrf taa III esks. $50 a. PEI ton
haatsIn " Washington tiHaihF go uDi Gait
tufaie haf. 80 - per ton California al
f@ifa. siou1 pet ten
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
eth~ss psiess afs for sss-is delivered ~
lailrs4d isslshi dapois y 90 sha doaa 10
Hay snd Grain
- . pss ,eel sifslis, ,seo ~ ton esss
q - iasf ten bartsF. va - 30 tnni ~hsas
90 - PEI tom hfnn tin eu psf tah shafts
~ % pes tea. miadllns.. tssseas50a pss
Eggs. Poultry and livestock
EsEe ffs-h raark. is'sa psf aoa.al I've
hsna. itH9ihe vi ~ live duakA iAe Isr
III dseassd .Nrst sota psr M dressed
isuttaa, f'soea pc 10. atesssd i.ass, - -
W. riauifs Assf aaNH. On faot, dtn pef 10
steers. "a faat. sNuAAa nef ". oalses. 40
f~sts naqassu p~r 10 Ices, 90 Foot. "
pcs -, shesp, on foot. - per 10, isnahs.
90 taut. t9sso p~F ~ hides. $50 PCT ID
vsastshls and Green Fruits
nafhsnk posafass. natives. ta.oo rer
troi fahissas tte % rsr TOO caFsuts q ~
per sssa. natiea aalaas. BOO araps fFasf
~ t1Uaop 80 i.ak eeaih haasy. 81 Dos 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
FOR THE
0RlEN 7
The Bottioship Wisconsin
Sailed To-Day

Steamer nanaticss. which has
been undergoing repairs Zoe the past
tWo MgekHs resumes her regular trips
=" teft Townsend Monday.
AFTER many fareweiis and many
announcements OF ruliina dates. the
United States hAttlenhlp Wiaroasln
ilhailN sailed AZ o'clock this morn.
lak ftoin tho t'unet Sound navy ward
70 takv her place Ia the Asiatle
squadron. she It'd rot Genie to seat
tle, e originally planned. but put 60
7ee from ltfemerton direct.
Crowds Of aiahtssara gathered ON
the docks along the waterfront ~
TINS city, soon after the Minconaln
put IN an appearance around the
point - West seattle field and ma
fine klaaaee % every description
we're pressed into service and the
eattleship Vas closely watched until
she disappeared around magnolia
bluff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
Hunting for Hernphiu

Frank Hefnehlil the nsisaimx con-
ter firldcr 90 farNe WiESons BAN
teaas "a ntiil out 81 sisht An effort
Vas made yesterday 20 have hims ar
rested At Nrakanr On a taieHFanhis
Narrsat. but that ass snsaceeNs full
u - naS theaKht that - saak 9
nlianimht kssak u Naneoassf. Eaass-
a. night. eud s~HI east ever the
Canadian Pacific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
L0UBET IN DANGER

80 ssfa.ls - = s"11O - 49,
FoNTAfN Hf.EAu. May "a --fessal
pA4ssfs tadaY feport 81 attasaFsf 10
tsFaIs Frewifsut Isanbetsn ntas-fsl
train aesF A1afersa last Mceda y
stick u tifnhsS and a fszh wer-
placed GA. the trnck in -ssrh q past
tiass 80 10 Gauss q WFesk Ths enst-
nnss observed ard removed the Oh.
staetss hafors anr damage Waa aossa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

RUSSIA HAS
AN EXCUSE

hi nIRAffHGHAM, May IA Post
special says that Russia 10 preparing
10 isaue q circular To the powsrs de-
finlng her position regarding Man
chufia. The circular VIII explain
that the nation has been brought %
a pians where n ntust face the
"yeiiow perth which thfeatsns 60
absorb even siberia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
JEWS KILLED

LONDON. May it-Drsplfr ofr.
elai denlAie. diSpafchsa rarsisest hers
this fnoriins confirm the report oi
an anti Semvtic outbreak AT tsraHpal
similar ~ tbs reeeot aasfase~ 81
kiahinaff A large Numbers al Ie~s
the dispatches stats. we're siiisd Of
fir.ais At 81. fotefsbaFn have STARTED
aa inquiry istto the affair
John McMahon and NJ Andrew
hsetfns lnyoiyed IN a lively aispnts
IN the odd tsndssiaia last aiaht and
landsd In tho oitf jail ON ehafss
Of fighting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

ternally and made In Toledo. Ohio.
by r j. Cheney. & Co. Testimonials
free,
sold by druggists. price 7be pee
bottle.
HaIi's Family Pills are the best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
the MARKETS

The frs, shipment ~ "a nsw crop
q California surnin. b sspee4~i ts
arrive on the next steamer. They
VIII be quoted az xssus o. per sasx.
sahbsgs deceived tao Haornins -
&c per csef.. and sfssAa psas -
Ii.fs per boz
The fact that the strawberry plck.
sra % California ia not a. much
wnl'A asa sansiey msf~ ths ship.
meet ~ 1srfiee that arrived Last
nisht Nerz suiaiL Thsy are firm "a.
asy A. fi-A ard ttis pes crate.
=. y. y !,
=24=s
wroLHsaLr PRICES
sTNsss rsiess 49, e asy bv-s Js as.a.
ss',- 49, :. ssssis pssvssas-s ssss'ss
prsvi.lors
Yr-ss sssi 80 $3.50. re "a. ss-~s s-.f
w-ssan. hs ~ pgss te&s ~
irssssses.. -isa~. We. ss-.ss.s s..s.
i've. e~aA~. freed. lgs@
vea..sssss
isastsash pa~e.s~s n@stv-, % esssta 30 poe
sasi rsasss@s ff1esaf8ss - faa Nsa
sslifrs.ss ssas a-y =. s-sres. o. = "a.
s-ss@-a essssaa~~rr. q - - frs-N ass-
h~x. - n r-F -. tash-s.. ss9fs4 =
= n-fts~ asr~a~s@z o - - 49, II
s~sns ian pc N, ssss,aui-sss. fseuxkns
peF ama-s. egsashasss see 81 SO II
tsdisls-s io s~r anesa hslesAss "a d
tIse > - est ss-sa 10 - y
Green Fssit. ate.
ss.,. e Ia ss.,ss-s as =. -. :"
tsa.sssss. " aa1a - ~ eas ee~asss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

How often have yoa said 20 your.
neif. when dining The same old
fhinai~ There t. always an unanu
ally eood variety ~ dishes 60 chousa
froas al the Rainier 4 ifand cafe,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

and beRutifuI--it q pure, NoNetahIe
compound. ON trial Il will be found
perfect Massage Cream. AL stores
J or stone, Fisher a Lane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
WIS Tired Of Army Life

ceraoral NnDonald OF th@ ttnsi@A
STATES army grew tired Of lfe M the
barracks several DAYS ago ana ds-
ciiet tbas civil iif~ was xrsi euuuM d
tot htfr,s Last night he was picked
up b. fuiireueu Lane and Rlhhsch
aud . private pstroiiuzn and ssnt 70
tha asty tA1 tfs utis b. taken hark
y Fort Lawtaa 10 answer = charge
% Grsrrttou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
GREAT FOREST
FIRES RAGIHG

BANGOR. Me, May IA great
forest fire Il rshfna In the woods
Wcet Of aeholr. A wall Of flame IL
How sweeping toward Teddy Pond.
sTRATFuRD. y. a.. Mar IL
Forsat fires which started week.
aEu are now beyond enntful. All ~
tbs lsfEe lumber plants ATE shut
down. Man are being rushed for
ward to fight the flames.
SANDWICH. MAsn.. May iA-Fnr-
eat Tires urv now threatening the
town. Htrous Wtads are driving the
flames At a terrific paee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

Yale and Harvard vii Faf meet
cxfort and Ca1ubfiessp In iuterua
tsoaat track meets thts yeas.
Bubonic plague IN PERU now said
to be veil under control
Tscarfa = facing a meat fsrttne
However. ia hssefls. backed press.
Dental oonnsittse - still doing bust
ness
who with a LITTLE cannot b. content
kndurse an everlasting pan lshFucnt
Which - Why l always haFs cold
fsst WHEN / can't havr vfcsary
-Parks Wilson
NorwegiAnn viii celebrate their
rational tud~r-udsnce day AZ Pauia-
%. next sunday
s ss...z ;. -. F.tst. sit@ 81 f<ssssz
TnillieuatF~ brewer wanted for
bribery, has furxt~d up n Paris.
where hes perfectly SAFE.
shamrock III. VII aau fos Amer
Tea. MAY %, accompanied BY tho old
challenger.
FLOODS IN Jacksonville. Pa. have
done nearly half saililoa doli@rs dam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

Congress ~ American Physicians
and Surgeons have fuFut-a a AnescA
eFs ctuo faF The pssrtsass of e=zssssteF.
inS nr. LasfSnE. the Austrl4a sue-
ctai.Mt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

cREhM.-This prepar-
alton contains no OF or
grease OF any descrip-
ton. II eradlcntes tiesh-
worms. blaekheads. pitn-
plos, tan. Eunburrh wriii ;
kles, leaves the skin SOFT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

Eddie oslfFt~a a saafirusd suar-
phfns ftetsd. vas arrested iaat night
a. : warrant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
KNOWS NO LIMIT

In. ust of eai prices khnWs
49,. II : even extended % the
- .e.,,en dspaftmept where We
yss'ss's ..r,lse aos eQuaicd tn The
'',s. Price hints
,,s ths nlooa. tiis eett.,.
= : " ..4.4... fut,t4 i,lb
',.,. -, Nswhro's siee elise 7Se
~. - Kala raplsss sec s'se zoe
N'.',e ..,.. ftalr renic. stops fallins
~ b. Is battles '.,.st'' .,,' :, 500
ne. iA,sls Liver rl'is l'e ns To-
faiHs .....sss.st stss'ttt = h"e
-. swedish Hair Rsaewsr 9 e
80 ..stssststttst .,..,-
n' w. spray ssrinses. sioe =. elg ,e
NNte ..ssfts tttsttttfs ~sat
90. 49,. raAslsss Wine Cod t.iysf
", a Al slaa .ssssssstssts fttsfa ~
~ .,,,al CT sog aisc, ..s,'.,sss' Sos
- combination Fea.ialp
V ssal see kinas ,,tss,.' Si'so
-. n.sh cabinets. ssn sls!s
-. -. rxssscs Mat. : BOTTLES ,c ~,
aesss .=......4.. ..stststsfS i.ou
.....s Rheumalle Lmlment' 90
49, ........44. trstttt.tsfs zoe
,,'ss.lsesas reo,A Paste. SO tube.
....s. .,,sss'.,,sss, ''''''''
sr.nx yaar Prescriptions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

The wotnsn's Guild os - Paul's
chsseh h hoiains its ABnual Hutn-
mage sails in this North Seattle Bank
builssing. cor. Battery and flfst ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

ChiraEo's sfo4F hunfred- aiii N
DORIS the niue flAnaal and bAteA
ssteen shirt Tor seenia9 wear u ths
aiuudrfEnsn strike doesn't end
IVA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

Native Hawaiian dersor bat a
FsatA~sst 90 deaNs sta q Bfhte. say
Ina The atcs mar was afflicted with
= 4ssn. and ~ NaRtad 10 drive hsEa
cat with the good book
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
FLOOD DAMAGE

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. May ia
The flood In rocsdins slowly, and u
10 bailsVsd that the worst II over,
The damage don. will amount 20
more than t1oe. Goo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

90 to spInnins for sieyes. repair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

sss tattisshfp launched AZ cosan. 81
tas siys5a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

Aaasricsn Ninfns Congress lncr4.
porase8 ~ nenv~E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
ISTARDUST

Dreams o'Day. In his daily eontri-
takes q FAN oat 81 a certain class of
fqmlninlgF
Little puffs q powder.
Little dsahs II paint.
Make a me complexion
Out 81 one that Amt
Imperial forcss Of AoFoeeo have
routed rebels ia mountains near F'es,
lnhictins disastrous defeat.
IN the hidA far the phnlpplne
transportation service TIA aniy an.
other ease q. SO u ill. 50 Il Harfi-
man.
fffty peapls Killed In a labor riot
al NaiparsisA
All sandwich foundEiea. haaheries.
chop smpefipins IN Denver are CLOSED
np By a wattsys' strike.
Paal Aaans-. noted Californian
-Afe-sssokar. arrested IN Mes fosA.
Great nrtsain has tnsu~i an EN-
barge against the importation 81
south AmeFscen eattlss
FrSFn TIRE Frast
Il have measured up all The war
clouds tn s9shs. and I'm al up In ths
AFT a. a re.alt l have captured the
Balkan cloud aia8 wlii have a chnnt-
at anaiyzs u tonight and wiil s~nd
you the result - the lisnf way
ftes#ht In tho ns0rntua. '-- Suthsa
Dozen tt@anK~sg i.easea CefrsspsH-
dent 90 the MAP.
r. S-Who sesa the ci,y pFlnsinx
Tor next yeaG :"
Congress ~ American rhy&ieiana
and Surgeons have fuFul-a a Anock
ers club faF The nszrtase OF hammer
ms nr. LafSnz. the Aastrlsa sps-
ciaisat.
Chizako.s 'rcaF hunared- All IN
DORIS the n1ae fianaal and bAseA
ssteen shirt Tor evening wear u ths
AinndfxEuen strike Doesn't end
Tssoa.
- = 80 <s..Es = . .e : - -. = "
ct tattisship launched AZ cosan. en-
tas ciysJa.
American Mining Congress sncss4-
porased ~ nsnv~s.
Native Hawaiian dersor bat a
FsatA~sst 90 deaNs sta . Bihtr. say
ina the ates mar was afflicted WITH
= 4ssn. and ~ NaRtad % drive hGEa
cat with The good book.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

Floods IN tacksuuvitfa. Pa. hAvs
done neariy half fnililon doii@rs dam.
age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

Shamrock III wli aau fos Amer.
tea, May %. aecnmpa uisd BY tho old
challenger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

These items all marked figures that win eiose them
ekfYssrey Friday the day aside for stock baanc-
ingfor clearing broken lines and odds and Every