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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

watched By the Seattle rellee and
postal detectives. their president a
niriuyc fram Justice. wanted t'I
hnfae-ateaune and the ffaudui'nt
methods az thoiF cempaus exposed
hy the prcsa. the orKanltcrs IF tne
Alnala consolidated kApoftuk Yen
,,,nsfsnN say they have determined
I'll .aauAru an with an who haNg
h.ah Aeeeea ~ them. ANA 50 CIV ~
h,tainass rats statement 81 tha
case waa made rs Detective Way
panslsln 81 the roiieas today.
Tssa horaosatNs ling slide OF tae mat
t.r e.as not known hN the pelsee Nn-
IN tat night The neta were sven
=, he fsalicc b. mcmhFfs 20 the e'hn
,,eV who Thought that thc police az
s,s8s knew 90 the matter,
] l. CroWeti. rrcsidant ot ths s'. -
pnuY. i missing 4 fewefa et ~
(. offered b the shefln ~ snhtIe
t.oata. county. California Tor hls ~
rsat an a chafEa of stealing hefnsH'
Q..esntiy hc disappeared ttota re-
.ttls ana the ofneers NJ ne com
eanv thsu toek stepH % ma out
v,hat MAS the matter,
In reply g. telrsram tc tue shel
fff If contra Costa county ~
retxea tho stsrtlius news thai ifse-
tfanf grawell n a. wanted HhrfN 10y
.rana larceny tila picture vaA SEM
Al The i0cal effice and ia perfeet
likeness, - 49,.
nefaro this information was ~
cclyea hy The msmners ~ tns ...--.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
MEMORIAL
DAY PLANS
G. A. R. Sub Committees
Appointed to Arrange
Them

Great rrrpafa,iont are heidk uiad'
hy ghs war veterans ~ Seattle 90
the celebration Sc Memorial aaY thl'
yessr J 81 Wsistllus. chairman 81
the SEVERAL committee ~ the o. \
r.. Has aQpalntsd unmsrtus sub
committees u take charge 81 Sha
details ~ the work
IsaesA eaffuzaittsas VIII pp'seni
their plans 10 the EsseFui committees
at it. next saeHtinw, neSs MnsleAA
afternoon ~ oeiaek. 81 O. A. ",
hai. New YeTk biloxi yellow lnE
are ths gsfnmiftreEt
SanAay Memorial Servicc-F. ~
Hura Chairman. " n Davis y. :
prfrN MI Andersen. Mira Warner
Mrs.. Newell Ars- Cara ;. Taylor.
Mra. retsrnae
Neanafiai Lay Exercises John y,
Kianpar. chairman. J. W tangiwy,
W. A. ruv iifxfen Mr. niodxest. MIS-.
Barney. Mrs Jeanette Langley. Mrs
Netths Kuspp. Mrf snes
Haas@W, A Aailey. chairman "
Ne NaHSs. sfs ssas1r. Mr.. Andrrz,'n.
Mrs Lena Levy. Mrs. Hiii. Mrs
Powell. Miss jennie Jensen.
Music Ma5ar Newell chairman !
Mrs. Ieanrie : Holmes. Mrs. trt '
Mr.. Peterson. Mrs. katie bosss. W.
A bailey. At Boyer. Mr.. Hnfprf.
peesfat iaus-tiee kinusar, chair
.-.. ..>sss ..ss,s.... ..ss
EindHNff Nh r4HffER n strHFsssl 49,
Frysesick Mrs. flafuev Ms Lang.
lev Nfrs kHbasu. Mrs. Watkins.
NJ. T.suisr fssidley Mrs. Powell.
Ms. French. AIRS. rew luEfen.
Ftnanca-J. " langley. rhaiFnsans
& L. Crawford. Gee. -. stewart.
j. mes y. Heze. ~.
Press. FrlntEng and rrvgrars-I. =.
plsestaFph. raAirman. Mrs. Cars =.
Taxsar. y. = Berry. Mrs kAbufn
Mrs. newell
Executive Gem mites y ts@sssf -
s.Aafsxaan Y EinneNr 81 =. Dud-
Iry. Mr. uoruez Mrs Lena levy Mt.
Warner. Mrs. Louise Dudley. NFs'
H@ssu r. layer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
GET-RICH- QUiCK FISH
COMPANY WILL QUIT
]. [. Crowell. President Of Concern Which News
papers Exposed, Wanted for Horse Stealing
and Fugitive From Justice

pany, 1t had been decided a. take
action against the seattle newHpap-
aga that exposed the dsalinEa If the
company Since che disappearance
of the president. however. the status
81 the eaae has been changed,
Accompanied hY IL rostoihcc deter-
gltr. Detective Mappcustnin Of the
l.otce. last night went IL the aulcr
20 the ash company In the Union
block with the Intention II uuEHeat
ms that the company cease % exist
when the nfileera arrived 40 The
afliCcs 40 che company they found
that the mtwhafa ~ the concern
atsft Hreally diaheartcnnd aud need
90 no prompting from the po'tee Ga
Induce them Ga 50 out ~ business
Thick had found that thcy we're
~ against n, and 20 had decided
e. quit
W 4. stevenson who had been
Identified with several gctsfieh-
quick schemes. was the distributing
agunt e the eumpany'a stock under
an cudiesa chain systsm. Every
purchaser 90 stock was expected O.
bring IA other purchasers
The uufpartra object sc the cons
pany was 60 salt fi.h in Alaskan Wa.
tiers The police had been working
Oh the ease Tor some time before The
company decided % e. out % bust
meas n was considered a fraud.
aud through the postal laws wuuid
have been pui eut ~ business had
Il continued operations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

ria sexS0fsGviG ( niFa.e1xFszz
!, .:ss,ss .Nss.... l. ;s,,.ss,s 1870, .s.<ss
: - - NJ t-rz zs..
y ssit-fg giot ef.s !. '. fssss "A,
- Geo. = Ftst~f sest essks-f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
LITTLE HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN

ia thurman reported 60 the police
laHt night that his room IN the IA
iianai hotel hnd been entered and q
full suit Of clothing stolen
tsira started la the National hetel
building. near First avenue nHa
Marion street, at $50 o'clock THIS
morning. The blaze wac caused ~
an oyarheatrd chimney. The dauaHe
did not exceed 81.
Gus Anderson Of this city was
committed 60 the la4aue asylum to.
day by superior JudRt -fslimhn.
Lucy Kinder was Erautsd - d.
voree from Samuel Kinder Ia the
superior court this morning. on
grounds Of non support
Robert iiehketh. secretary or The
iosal Cocks and Walters Union
laANoa Monday fur Philadelphia,
where he will attend the convention
Of the Hotel and Restaurant Efne
pioysa' international Association and
ftartendeFn' International League. ~
hich he has been elected dele
cate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

ADAMS 8 81 noLs.

EOS First Avenue.
81 go - acres Of fine land. s acres
bottom. one acre cleared. 4 acre
straw berries. 6-rooEn house. pan
try, chicken houses. incubator
house, brocder house. COW barn. Ee
hens. $50 chickens. tools. fine
spring water This land ie EASY
cleared and only a short distance
from one 81 the finest pleasure
resorts near the city. boatx every
says excellent -sEysfi read aud
only two hours drive 20 business
center, rural mail delivery.
N,apa-Five acres OF A No. / land.
eu under cultivation. at Riverside
station less than 50 minutes ride
from the city,
$500 five-aero tract. close to cleo
trio line, only So minutes ride
from city. This Is No / soil with
finc spring creek through il and
In fine ueighborhaod.
ADAMS a. NICHOLS,
81 Washington Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
REER CARGO FOR
THIRSTY ORIENT

Fifteen eariaats - Milwaukee
beer are 60 br iaadcd hsfe 0n IRE
Itostou steamship CoIafsuy'H 1ssfA,
which arrived from faccuia last
uirht She ioided J ~ casks a. fs,
e.snia and has 3 50 more 20 take on
harc fhr uehn sails she VIII have
= nait cargo of 4foQ tens Cor the
uricnl
sac laRAed haa 600 feet % lumhrr
faF rnka al Port NiAksisy ana fntt
Gamble. AZ tits port Hsa wtu had
Se3a tons ~ miscellaneous frvtsht
Including a lsrSn shipment % Gem
teRniai mills flour. machinery Tor
twu DISCRIMINATING plants az NiAai-
seatnk aad q fiaug min for IaHar
aua two horses for Poet Arthur The
trer - consigned e. furt Arthur.
The HYadra nf the same tine tsft
IloaEkunE fur Seattle NAY 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
LILA K0UNe WILL
CLOSE HER RESORT

Lila Young. whose notorious resort
ou Washington street was Faided BY
the police several night hHu, APP
psared - the ra.fae court yea
terdHs and pleaded guilty 90 the
charge OF conducting "A disordcsiY
hnuno. She WAS fined 500 and costs
Each ~ the inmates arrested paid a
fine Of SIC and coats Attorney Luns
dYl who appeared TOT the defense,
made an appeal 70 the court stating
that the women we're willing 10 re-.
move 10 the new district and would
10 - In tao weeks. lie promised
that until that time the Washington
street HOUSE would be closed 1t
was Ia consideration Of the fact that
the move vas 10 be made that the
ceurt Imposed the iIsht fines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

The beet delivery service Ia the
city AmuuK the lee manufacturers
IL The Diamond lee and storage Co
They make the uHiY piats lee Ii the
eity. II has 10 slime n u aud VIII
last tss longest The fact that the
largest consumers Us Seattle. both
puhiio ana private. prefer 81. tusti-
fi-a nsu corners W taking Il without
question Tsl. Afain 1859 go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
Slime IN the Retrigera,or

Many people complain that manu-
fartuFed tce tss6gea a slime "a the
refrigerator THE reason Of this u
that ufaBY manufacturers OF ice use
he rxhaaAs Esrs.sss fsasu fhr engines
Nhich i tsaAed uith oil. ana this IA
isft IT, the Ice ia freexink The
fsisssiesfss gee sssa Ssesa k% 80 fea ks
their gee from fHfe distilled water.
and frssNf n oa plates instead Of in
cans. The result IL that u - free
from cits leaves 40 sifu5H Hstd tastes
kpoi 50 al times Tei.. Main ieas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
arolr IAPANnar wlnn

= W. Hankln we arrested IN the
lower part 81 the city last pi-Ht hf
city Detective Kennedy and Patrol.
man Flanagan and Helms Ne II
accused of breaking into 4 bonded
Northern Parihe freight ear aud
stealing two kegs OF Japanese vine
The wine was disposed OF in the
city. Rankin denies that be IS the
burglar, but the police claim e.
have Haad case against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
WORK LIVES
AFTER HIM

CHICAGO. May z-The body %
Alexander Shepherd arrived here to-
Aev an rauts 10 Washington from
th@ Interior OF Mexico. wnzrs -
died last December. To shepherd is
largely due the credit for making
Washington one 81 the most beau
tsfui cities n America Forty mill
Hon dollars passed through his
hanas 10 the work q beautifylng the
effe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
the KING
AT PARIS

PARIS. May ? Kiux Wizard and
President fssHiet reviewed is.qoo
troops of the Paris garrison thit
morning. ssTze % the mAasaveFA
was a fuftauH cavalry charge, an
atrupt halt being made before fhe
reviewing stand The king after
ward was fszldered ; reception ~
municipal af5eiais ri the Hotel Dc
ylne. T1nis afternoon he attends the
races At faHR Champs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
Whittlesey In Court

Former County Treasurer Charles
y. Whitlieaey. Indicted by the r..
cent grand jury GA q charge II haF-
ina Incorporated SIS oot Of county
funda while ia office. aas hrratEued
ln the superior court this tuarnlne
aud given one week "a enter a plea
or demurrer 10 tho indictment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
JUDGE BELL HANDS
OUT PRISON PASSES

Walter caganauHh. recently con
Ylcted 81 having broken into the
hard labor tn the penlteutlafy b.
superior Judge iiell this morning.
A. y. fenneli oaiored man who
Sas rescntlF found guilty Of assault
and battery. was sentenced 10 four
months Ia the county iaii
William Robinson the young NOR
phlue fiend who while undef tho ims
fiusncr II the traE stole Sc worth
% face Pea der aud perfume from
Stewart a !toimsss druG store. Was
seuteneed 70 40 days In thr county
jail A fine 81 90 wAs also Inn
rassd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
H=sHHHaH7=asaH17
POLICE COURT
FINES FOR APRIL

CLERK case ~ the police court an.
nnunced today that the total 81 she
fines FOR April. 1909. wa sz.bsf IL
Tho fines for April 1900. asEruaatsd
- $3.50
Tho arrests last month. a. shown
by the police records. were ~. fof
March there were SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
ACQUITTED nv COURT

John MesWeyn, indicated by the
grand jury Cor selling ltguur 10 e
minor. was found not guilty by ~.
pefiur Judge nell yesterday after
noan MeNNtyn Waived his riEhl e.
a Jury. The Judge held that The
evidence against him was inHufhH
ulNnI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
FIRE IN POST OFFICE

A small fire started la The base
luent Of the peatnfflcc AZ $50 eioek
last night, the cause BEING a hEttnd
eiear stub A chemical engine pat
out the hiafF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

H. 4. tArarRt has purchased faf
the Metropolitan iteeity company 81
New York the corner ut Madison
street aud noren avenue. directly
Opposite the University club, for
sat.ua The company VIII erect
apartment houses nn the property.
in guurHg Of time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
Music

And agreeable surroundings are con
aueiye 90 pirasufuhls eating ana a
good digestion. You set this happy
combination AZ the Raiaisf Grand
Cafe. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
BESEIGE
SALONICA

VIENNA. May ia dispatch here
snvs that two Auafro- Ifungarion
batfieships ACCOMPANIED by = tor
ri lse.st hs.u arrived mt SsiOuica.
where a state d siege has been pro-
claimed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
TO STUDY
FARMING

SEw YORK. Nay Forty ttvs
representatives af German AEfteai.
tuFai societies arrived here tessa,
from Hamburg They eill study
American farming usthofs Trey
eiii first visit TIRE agricultural DE-
parimeut a. WeHHiustnu. then cfuss
TIE countrY Wishing tbs prtueIEal
M S,sts sS..ns.esssss, tss 4.
r-H frKFVEsru assu fFrtHs5fgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

Port Townsend and virlBtia Routs
Steamer Majestic, daily except
Thursday. ? 80 q. IA fiHafnef RaAa.
lie. daily excepi Monday, .. ~ ?. m
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

NEW YORK. Nay TIVE cuiufFd
bays ard - hasNrs esHe burned In
4 fire On the HrukAW estate this
morning. The loss stiii apprusl1aAts
Zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

port Townsend and Victoria Route
Steamer Majestic. daily except
THURSDAY. : 80 a. m. Steamer Rosa
lie. daily except Monday, g. 30 ?. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
Eagles Attention

Notice II hereby given that Seattle
Aeffe Ne I. " q ~ beginning Sun
day evening. May srd. sil meet Al
a. - o clock Iiy order ~
IRVING WARD.
Worthy President
Attest
Frank powd. Worthy Secretary.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

Py purcha sing a coupon book OF
The Diamond Ice and Storage co.
you get the lowest rate. save from g
10 20 per cent, and can rest assured
OF your account being correct Tel.
Main 1863.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
Dancing Classes
ch.no. 81 schedule

Professor Wilson AZ RAnEe Hai
Monday ana Friday evenings. fri.
waite lessons daily. .@s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

Don't use any old ice that comes
along. when you can get Diamond
lee az the same price. You VIII find
q FREE from OF. aud lasts the Ions
saf So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

The following marriage licenses
have been issued. Charles Burnett
and Bessie Iiobinsou. 20. both Of Re
attic. John william Herttz, =. and
stella fg0r0rece. "A. both u Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02


SALE OF ms SEASON
ELEGANT FURNITURE To BE
SOLD ON TUESDAY, THE 9TH
OF MAY. AT 10 80 SHARP. ON
TIE premises, No. 1899 Second
avenue. between Pine and Stewart
streets +. @. Biekerton 4 Co. Will
sell the contents of 10 fiHst-ciasa
furnished rooms, consisting IN part
as followH Mahogany and oak bed
sets, brass mounted beds. bureaus.
commodes. bedding. extension
table. dining chairs. sidehoard
china closet, narlor suite. reception
chairs, bric- a-hrae. fine couch, ex-
ira nne folding bed, cost siab. pic
lures, fine china. velvet and Mo-
quet carpets. rugs, rockers, very
flne upright plane. lace curtains
portiercs, kitchen furnishings. Ma
ssstic steel rnnge. etc. The fnruiz
t,Fisrsv fis -.zs on -,fs-,v a.SgsTsi.s-,- s.s
tween = and s. T.. O.. Bickertou A
Co, auCtiunpora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

10 you love your wife. buy hey a
Jewel steel Range Thninpnun Fur
ultufe Co. it4l=it-s Wrist ave 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

s~-~>sse-s-
hNNf a pair ~ horses weighing
g~e also fNa Hinsle horses. J. 20
spices. Tor sale cheap going out
~ business Barn II rear. @zqs 4
FIRST avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

Tats Laxative ufssaa Qnisins rahists Al
dress fvfuat TIE ifHasf v y fziie q
raFs = W drives sisnsiarv u 0n saeh
t<is. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

VA NTED--At once young mar
with Eafne sApaficnee tn home
cooking and baking al sdi PA
street Must b. strictly sober ans
Industrious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

II you love your wife. buy her a
Jewel Steel Range. Thompson Fur :
niture Co, t427-ifzs first ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
Specie Notice

Mrs. NJ TETHLOFF gives magnetic
massage treatment; diagnose dis.
ease and gives one treatment free
every Monday morning. Circles
every wednesday night. 1908
Fourth avenue,
FINE photos. 30 cents dozen this
week. 3 poses allowed Open sun.
days Dooms, 29ii First avenue. y
WE STORE all kinds Of goods
Thompson Furniture Co. Inc. tts7-
it2a iat ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

FER vale MtaceH E7eous
sHEA1 iatNuATtsiN az ~ tka nss
Frrrt rssfnsfas~ ca rys-Hfg accoaS ss-
snas sauth. Owns te the harsfiax 81 .
ueiff uaaig. utlss taH.sEss car izasnsnss
Fptie tafEaics n car ans ttat al ear.
rfies - sHaetias pBtliss isaFnltsrs,
sfrNes4 FsnEs@ AeMtrra. rr1e kery uara
1ianseafe ab9 al hc9e.hets furrishfuGs
~ stsss eBs-teath u ths.s setsai vaias
tritHkes fhts aFTeftgrtf ssf secure h@f'
s.ins n eur itns Al 0uca
FOR sAtsE--Three horses. weight
from 100 70 f99a harness. new g
Heaie6 hack. Rims ua Main 2sI OF
inquire Waiia wallis Feed Store
South SEATTLE. after Re a. IN.
FoR E&LE-etosss. ranxss essrsts iea4hsr
chairs q tirss tssk csaea stoW eansA
Nararsiss 81 4 Ftetcfsa at half prtcss col
ssu Fiks ssr~sG
otfn new Universal 1rinasr l. here Cal
art - A. oiffafa pow. III s-asaa o.
WE ARE NOT N THE TRUST
The best 81 dry t-foot mill edgings
for iIt0 per cord at our yard,
south Seattle.
NEWELfs MILL a MFG co.
FURNITURE foF sale. cheap: and
nat faf rent ifoi 9TH ave. cor Pine
FOR sAI.E--A pair OF horses. s1-
press wagon and harness. z1QTss
First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
A. LAWRENCE
Classified Ads

merfFR ncfrER aTTnG
CHEESE.
ALWAYS ~ TIE LEAD.
ALWAYS HAVE THE BEST.
Our fancy Iowa OF Washington
creamery. ; ihs.4 tho. Yes. and it,
sisiigsu AiEss vFTy nice EiEssi
creamery, 2 lbs she And our
FTNc RANCH EGGS oniy soc n
doxen. cur slack hen eggs are
known aud talked about All over
the city Ash anyone and they
VII always tell sou. Go 10 the
Cow nutter store. You can always
depend on getting fancy butter
and the best % eggs They mnif
that their business and attend e.
Il themselves. Tou VII always
fiHd the crowd at the Gov Butter
Store. flrst and Piko
MISS ANDERSON. special treat.
n1eut Tor nervousness rheumatism.
Just arrived here. toots Pike.
MISS WALKER. massage. baths.
electric and scalp treatment hay
View 1904 = FYrst
For Rent
roR LEASE a larre huiisiIng sGits
able for manufacturing purposes.
large piece OF ground with Il.
near Lake Union. WIN give lease
for five years.
81. o1a Three flat buildings on sixth
avenue. bringing in a rental OF $50
per month.
r. e. BYERs a co.
S7t-ei-ae Arcade building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

rHE STAR fasnuioyrnsat once. - Jsd.r.
san street. or furnish the best help Ia
the city Ter quick service. phans Main
sss independent, gips Mrs. a. a Waas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
MARINE NEWS

Steamer Santa barbara sailed
this morning Cor tsaH Angeles She
bad oafKa % toe aua feet u luH-
tuf and IL rafaenEufu
Steamer humhals IL due FROM
HhagWay tonight.
aas-aae -
II wa love your wife. buy her =
lsrsl Steel Rangs Thompson Fur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02
FARM
BARGAINS

twenty ave aeres overlooking Sew
lake miles esst of Kent. All
cleared sod house. good barn.
good orchard ami = most deeital,is
place .....4 .................... tgss0
IN che same location - ncres. about
II aerwf cleared good house. tim.
heF emouah an u e. almost pay for
a. shlnzis nsil iasf Actress tbs
lake. price s+.+ss.ts..-s s+sss lux
In the same inrafiaus 70 acres al
ciaHref. good house. barn. orchard
excellent land .........4.s4...gi 1ls
All this land between seattle and
Tacoma Il bound IN the very nsaf
future, 30 treble iu value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

WANTED Family. with hey and
girls to work IN wooden mills.
Kirkland. Apply at mil or III
First avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

LOST On the g0fh. . eflld.
taelea iihenl reaard, rs 60 z, (,
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Society Notices
G..tt

I M HE MAN,
No flies Ia your home with my win
dow and door screens. tia Madl.
son. Phones Sunset. Main li70.
independent. r 1887 Randall. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

Booth whIrTLKaET nAnYusD n
s .ss' q H.is.s 81: 1865 ss -, -, =. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-02

We furnish free abstra purchaser
indicated on the of each lot No
500 check Office Monday morning the pro-
py Take the Broadway Broadway Pike
representative will not be the
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HOSTILITY TO UNION LABOR.
No Definite Policy Adopted at First
Days Session of Manufacture
I'm New Orleans

New Orleans, April 1.-THE first
days session of the annual convention
of the National Association of Manu-
facturers ended Tuesday evening
without any definite Indication as TO
whether the organization will adopt.
as its own, the policy of aggressive
hostility to union labor methods out
lined by President d. NJ. Parry in his
annual report. Mr.. Parry's attitude
on the labor question was the chief
point of interest for the delegates,
and il, il is declared. was the cause
for the largest delegate representa-
ton In the history OF the association.
When Mr.. Parry was introduced at
the morning session he received a re-
markabie ovation. the 600 delegates
rising and cheering him vigorously
and repeatedly. His report was inn
mediately referred to committees.
Numerous times during the day, in
resolutions and in speeches. the mat
ter OF trades unionism came 10 the
surface. but at no time was there any
test vote by which the attitude of the
convention was shown. The frequent
oatbursts OF applause. however,
showed intense feeling on the part of
the members of the association.