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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-17

onions, g = per ewt green onions. iac
per dos huuchpa. Hubbard squash. H.
PET 10, pnmphins. laiAc per ID. bell
Green Fruit, Etc.
Apples. cooking, soa6oc per box, s,it-
SsnberEs. 81 aeal.b per box. Baidwins,
MaEnerE, y oftheru Spies etc Al adss
= per box, east OF the mountain~
fancy. 9rcenings. eoozlSi % per box:
boz. Winter Nellie pears. 81 IS per box:
Wears and others, about 81 % per box
Pineapples. s. Sous 50 per dos. Grapea.
Oregon Concord. Pc basket. Toksv.
ROSY Peru ana others. uai q crate. Va
Il 30 box. Cranberries. tioO0 per bbi.
Persian dates. siyc ~. Huckleberries.
&c 10. Bananas a5on2oo per bunch.
Hay, Grain and Feed
, Oats. ,is'ass psr ton barley. So ton.
" ton; bran, 81 ton, OF meal SO ton:
NJ. W. timothy, new. SO toni T.. w.
compressed timothy. new. te2I13 ton.
new wheat hay SIC ton; new alfalfa.
i6 ton. middlinEs IS ton.
Butter, Eggs, Cheese
Native creamery, SOC per ID: Easter.
creamery brick. gic lb tub. fresh, ITO
NJ storage. ltasso u
ransh Sc dca Eas Ss ~ ss aps Sos
Cheese Native. itssisc per 10. East
eru, lac per 10.
Poultry
Chickens hens and springs. isisdilo
per 10, Live turkeys isc per 10:
dressed turkeys. fef3ec per 10. Ducks.
lsAnl2c per 10. Geese. ie1iic per 10.
SQUADS scarce. taboa5.oo per dos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-17

William Y, Myers. 81 Seattle Ma
~ Nsint ,. seattle
Ast.attA ~ haliarI
~ Ms9iherhf 81. issaQua blanche
= t'nfroiss. ~ issaQua
tefrf y. GnrnFla e. Seattle. cath
eftHc tarsfeus. SCI seattle
Homes q nc Pine ~ seattle. rnhf
\. tt4ncs. ~ sTafffs
a. Marion q Neuas 81 Seattle. Mary
= jolly ~ seattle
Awhile Hueru. SEATTLE p4ua Ng-fss.
Arlington Mash
y Mm husehlasou. 8. Seattle. Mary
&c. u, CeiunaWnaa Il Frankfir
Wash
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Needham. IS Seattle.
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Birth.

Bern e Ar. and Mrs. Autreas Jack
ami xirl
n hey.
Born 10 AR and Airs. WIN. J. orsfly.
q hay
Bern 70 Mg. snd Mrs. wrn~fSouta
q loy.
Bern 20 Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert Akin
horn to Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". fane.
q haf
Bern 70 Mr.. and Mrs. p. Hsinriuk.
q hoy.
Born e Mr. and Ms sidney c
fieFce. a girl
Born 20 Ma. and Mira ghas J Ren-
nons a hos.
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a. c. JOHNSTON.
Real Estate. - Downs block
q sdo-f-ruem modern cottage. fan
basement. a VERY pretty horne. at
street work In. naid. ard. near JEFF.
faFNrn.
ssss==Saw house. witf finish 6 rooms
near above. Lot Nxf@.
fsl2H~G0rmers Kfxa. eue-ruum house
hear 18th and fFsieF.
g. ofsp-s-reem. very attractive cottage
improved lots. Queen Anne. close 20
car line q great buy terfas
u - s-rpqm modern cottage. north
Madison ARD 18th. forced sale.
VACANT LOTS
NA@EiNfea near end ~ Rainier car
lire - cash. 80 per mo. nice vis~
H. ~ Nk0-@alxIso choice ~ q large
bunch 81 lots on 18th ard Eist AYES
south ~ jackson
f1o-anxizs ztih. usaT urien.
" tAxii9. Kind. near = Pine
~ ytai4A. 9th ave. W Queen Anne
q - Several lots on 18th and 10Th nVee .
north MrGraW. terms
Z have a large fist % al prices also
farms and acre tracts Gee me before
buying List your property with me.
! advertise and cell a.
A. C. JOHNSTON.
Phonss Main IN. lad. 4 ss1s
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pss.h.

Berry Ravne. 81 vrx. az Ballard. of
organic heart disease
Ailza j prarL s. yrs. At fT.D ffsh
ave. q aeGta nsrhritia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-17
The MARKETS

Receipts Of live poultry are over
stocking the market and farmers
would do well to hold on further ship
meuts until after Thanksgiving Day.
Dressed poultry from Oregon and
Eastern Washington IL arriving In
such quantities that live poultry can
not be handled.
steamer shipments Of grapes got In
last night and the market Is again
VOL stocked. Prices are about the
same and the grapes are going at from
81. to si.s5 per crate.
WHOLESALE PRICES
CThese priecs are 20 any buyer in
quantities. Prices on small purchases
average % per cent higherl
Provisions
Fresh Mcat-Cow beef. bis&sc per ID,
steer beef, 6iaufc ID. veal Iu44iic ib.
pork. 81 10. mutton. SAdsc 10
pruVfslone-Ham ikc ID: breakfast
bacon, ice ID. bellies, fresh, i2isc I'm.
Vegetables
Native corn. 81. aoTYl.E 80 sack. native
BurbRnks. lsuSe per cwt; Yakima po-
tatoes. &0oc Dor cwt. sweet pota-
toes iS.c per N. carrots, I5e per sack
rutabeEea. lse sack cabbage. A0ic 10
eaulinowcr. 5sCqti 90 don tomatoes.
poor toVt0c per box; celery .btIStc pei
dos. radlsheE. loo Der doE punches
lettuce. n.0o per box, Wails Walls
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SEVEN room modern house with two
large reception halls. every thinK wp
20 date. ali improvements ~ ana
raid fer or atfh ave- nee nsishhurs
heed can De bought noN at low Ca
ure. owner isavius
F'fve-ruarn modern cottage on 18th ave.
tuiit for nsa % owner. double
throughout % MINUTES HAlk ftumNEr
Square Iia. trffnA
Two six-roam cottages near Ffiwh
school los aHxlza. this ia a bargain.
nearly Is per cent net
Large Iixt 81 property on Queen Anne
both lets and cottages. ven lpW
prices.
ssvsu4roarn modern house. poyistun
ave. evsrythink IN and paid for
t1iof. terms.
Tide lands and lots. ksps on tap all
ths time. ask US about them
n voa intend buying be- sgrs ard see
"a ard Ket ogr prices ard terms
~ small chicken and ffuit ranches.
cioss in and reasonable terms.
pogtfE q co.
q Pacific block.
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~ Classified Ads. ~
saustions Wantsd-Fsmale


SITUATION ~ aam6cfmaid IN hot5i
or ruoming honarI ean take entlro
eharHt % Years eNnsfieWve Address
Mrs Charles GRAY. Gen Del, Seattle
WIDOW FROM the Mast waula llko a
pVaittan a. h0uHekcuprf iu wtdnWtf D
Family. Mrs n. schNatnc4 Nun'l De
livery. seRttic.
.WANfEn. shirt waists and elk uns
dernkirta Is make ST. University
WANTED Position by tboreush
and competent rtcuoEfnphoF HrNs
vrul years experience, Address y =.
star,
WANrEn- Girl Tor irht gensfal
housrwork good hume. mQdsrate
waeoa soS e. it,puhllgan Red to-
A YOUNG eirl rs Wishes Go work in
a store ~ oines Ina, l. Dis
WANTED nrcHamsking bv the day
Terms reasonable Rcd tata
A YOUNG lady wants position a. cash.
Ter, Experienced BLACK NNs
WANTED ssWinx TO do at home.
Ehoee tedsr 50
stuatiens Wan,sd-NaIs
NANfEn ~ an experienced book
keeper sob work by the hour az cone
tract address AZ The star.
WANTED ~ boy of II q work for
board whiie EotnE O. achpet Address
Everett Davis. Rainier school
WANTEuaCn work ofanY Kind 3
VIII take real estate Tor pay. iee
star
MAINTENANCE hy practical ma.
ghnint ard engincef' nfst class
license. \ 80 star.
WANTED Euod an crtisinE Hoicit-
or Tor seattle and Tacoma. ApplN
room sis A W. Denny bids Nlt md
ave, city.
OFFICE position uy reliable middle
aEed NAN. differences, III NirEtnia.
koom =
COMPETENT man desires position IN
KrueTry store AH nth ave. NJ
Sec Rents-F ureishsd Resrs
CRAM rRt1ffC HOfEf- n1 Ftfst
aNenus-fiuusr newly Furnished. all
modern; prices medsFRte.
NtCE FRONT ROOM; suitable fof two
gentlemen. valklns ulataueg5 fsas=
able rate. Mis- Mclean itas IN ave.
FIRST CLASS iodrinK and housekesp-
Ina ruams ti.'t First ave.
NICE furnished rooms. 1913 an ave.
For Sale-Houses and Lot
a nNR0AfS % anyone Wishlhs 70 bus
hSs 80 esisEsns MAJ al S sswa. ssois. faf.
nitufc, rlsht iu Columbia hlot
fF0m eaglIne. Al CLEARED and fenced
swasr osts Iabbs. CoiasaSia Gu
wsntea
flRE sfnEEfr ff'aSfTflIg % p1ys
tarniss s reS8s ,aksn h storaas
md = it4 tle ftke.
hand sooas. ssstsr rSarnlsure 70.
Phone. White 81 iga First ave,
WANftzil@ Reomsrs Tor nieslY fur.
uishad hauHekrasimE EusEna elt INT.
A CHILD y care for aze s moa TO
} ftara. m0shara care and un other
children. Tel. Front g.. - oussu
WANTED = FURNITURE. hoasehoiA
Fopds. hiEhsst prices: stevswork
Yatdgs fnrn- O., ~ 1T. White ~,
.--.-----...lfes- Ssshsngs -.--.
ION 1sXCflxSGE>
aad half miles from station 81 \.
lard and sYaitle essg prepsrty
RoBFRT p MaYSsnb NV
81 bailey bldx.. seattle wash.
For miscellaneous
sPkciAf. aAt.E American watches
N0ftfiiied American watches Nar.
rarfsd ~ YEAR,. s. ld written guar.
antee. American Watch 4 Iswsiry
60. - let eprs Raiuicr.Grsnd
FOR SALE cheap. foot Preach ranrs
complete. RicS'h Restaurant iso q
mfe
HEATERS. neg and Second hand. all
.etxea ard kinds cheap Gharlns. ftc9
First ave Phone I. t911
For Sale-Mood
n VOC WANT DRY FNFsfT MI
wood order u at the We4t~rm rusii
Weed ard rpaf YHrd. it, the cheap
leo. Sunset. Main 1870. rsalasaes.
North II
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Coed cheap lets st nth ave ard East
Republican street These lots are
s,Sss g Mails Maassos 80 ~ ear lins anA
end and Maaiaan
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RAINIER BEACH.

RAINIER BEACH
TIE PLACE TO LIVE
Easy TO REACH EASY To Buy
Beautiful location on shore o. lake
" aahinEtou. short ride on sent
electric cars from First ard Wash-
InGtou, large lots. haxit7 With nIieg
are selling fast At ~. - and no
az 3 and 50 down Had s. month lea
already foidi everybody likes Rainier
Beach. lie the best aud CHEAPEST
property on market for home and in
yestmcnts schools. churches. sforsa.
fine garden soil cleared ard graded
avenues. sidewalks. grand views.
boating, hathiur. fishing. high ara
heaithful. plenty wood and ritv
heaithfui. plenty wood and CITY W.
ter Mt ~ month. lumber on terms or
home built. Gee Mr. Weed agent. ofIles
at Rainier Beach. or a. X atarte.
Want. owner. no Boston block
BROOM cottage everything modern
elfftrtc light gas. lot 6xIz0. = 10
30 cash. balance same as rent
Here II snap. Elegant broom rot
taEe. ALEC pantry, hall and large
bath room with porcelain bath. eIse-
trio light. on car line. walking dis
lance from heart 81 city. lot 3aEii0
al for 1ioo. part cash. must be sold
y. G. BYERs a co.
12-3Z7-3z9 Arcade bldg
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You Can nay

You Can nay
ous Lot exile a. for 500.
Two Tots txtio r. for tiso each.
Two Lets On corner Ter nE each
street Is GA grade and sidewalk already
built
Der further information can at III
Cherry st Enuus. Main Is.
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Fer ssls-Wooel

u for NkNf my TRFssi7 MI
weed ard roat vnrti. IT, tha ensans
eet and beet. phones Inaeprn4isnt
leo. Sunset. Main isn. rsalasaes.
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sstFST Headings for phoTt time
Praf bouslas Fslmsist vsn4eans. IL
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$50 CASH secures n small house and
lot In Ballard, balance $40 per month
FISHER 4 Smith. f1h-D Arcade
Lot sOxin. on Jackson st. close In
This IL certainly n bargain. Price
100
STEWART. STEWART A co.
Room 70. Union block,
Sf3 lat avenue.
HERE IL home for you. ALI ready
to move into
Nice Broom cottage. completely fur
niahed. I block from car line, will
sell on easy terms for 30
STEWART. STEWART A. CO.
Room ~, Union block.
ia iat avenue.
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Fon EEVT ss1d5: fopf lsrse rooms
Il. Ldane. ~ Starr- Boyd bldg.
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f71aaB acrea cIoae % town. 2 acfts
cleared. balance bottom land. drained
ard easy 20 clear broom house.
pump on the Kitchen porch small
barn. chicken house. root house and
hog pen. rs bearing fruit trees and
small fruit. Daily mail delivery at
siETTENGREN a ARNELBs
. RoEveli bldg.
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sour PINE BARGAINS.

soME PINE BARGAINS.
n 90 sTxo-atory Eer0om house on LARGE
lot prominent corner ~ spEc nlaWVs
ueiaftnr hood terms. 3 co cash.
II 80 New f4rnofu cottage laFNe clos.
ia ard pantry. lot nicely fUHeed and
narrowed with put balldiugF Queen
Anne Terms. 500 cash. balance W
III bnys ias lot. gxiod. close 20 Ma
drnna Heights car line,
r 800 Large iuf with z houses over
Looking lake Union. University ear
lire. good rental property. = eaau.
gtfAIIIEfM a HOLMAN.
800 New York block.
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Full hlkc lot. large five room houne.
on Hiolbrook street. IA Ballard. Tor
aqnU
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A. C. JoHNsToN.
Real Estate IA Downs block
Phones. Main ~. lad. A asa.
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f0TESj r;,sS -snfsd e Tsnfs-siSf =;
o. every town. Money making prop
osftion. The Planet Supply Co. IL
Orchard. Wash.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-06

They make one feel as though life
was worth living. Take one Of Carriers
Little Liver Pills after eating; 1T will
tnna and yigor to the system.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-06
TROOPS TAKE IT EASY.
Those Engaged in Maneuvers al
West Point, KY, Are Given
a Day Off.

Camp Young, West Point, KY, Oct
6.-After two days of marching and
countermarching in the driving rain,
eliminating in an engagement of re-
spectacle proportions and a long
march back to camp thru the mud, the
state troops greeted with cheers this
morning the announcement that there
would be no work save light drill to-
day.
In yesterdays maneuvers the blues
accomplished practically a full days
march Of fifteen miles and part Of
them participated in the work on the
firing line besides, aconsequently many
OF the guardsmen aWoke stiff and sore.
The regulars took the announcement
OF a day off in more restrained fash
ion and set quietly to work polishing
up for the division review tomorrow
In which 10000 men will take part.
The review was originally scheduled
for to-day and thousands Of visitors
poured in to be disappointed. Gov
ernor Beckham will be here to-mor-
row, and the postponement will give
the soldiers a chance to make the
best possible appearance before him.
AS the review will occupy little more
than two hours, the postponemen t
practically gives the men double hol-
iday. xaf ~st s
General Bates, accompanied by his
personal aides, spent to-day >at Nash
vile where he attended the horse
show. The field hospital corps here
has received orders to proceed to Fort
Riley Sunday for the manueuvers
there.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-06
GOOD FRESHMEN SCARCE
Eastern Coaches Bewail the Lack of
Good New Material.


New York, Oct. 6.-Freshman foot
ball material Of varsity caliber is con-
spicuous this fall by it's scarcity At
Harvard, Yale and Princeton hardly
freshman has come out so far who is
likely to make the varsity team. Mike
Murphy, the Yale trainer, says schol-
arship requirements are hurting the
game. Anyway, Yale sees nothing
among the newcomers Of future aid
to the present varsity eleven. The
contrast is all the more noticeable, as
four freshmen who were stars of first
notwithstanding, Rockwell, Kin
ney, Bowman-made the varsity team
last year. 1t sometimes happens that
when team has been successful the
year before promising school material
is diverted elsewhere under the i'm
preston that there will be more
chance for it where material was more
needed, forgetful that there Is always
demand for material anywhere. Cor
nell Is said to have a good freshman
man in J. Sharp, and Harvard a likely
back in Hanley, but to date on leading
teams hereabouts freshmen who are
rated as possible varsity timber can be
counted on the fingers of one hand.
Brill, last years crack Exeter tackle,
will not be eligible at Hartford, it is
reported, because he is to take a spe-
cial course. However, over hundred
candidates have reported for Har-
wards freshman team. -s.. 5H.
Many of the very best players have
made the immediate step from inter-
scholastic to varsity teams. Frank
Hinkey did 50, so did Mccormick and
Cadwal1ader, also Of Yale; Dibblee
and Cabot Of Harvard; Davis, Hille-
brand, Cochran and Trenchard OF
Princeton and others too numerous
to mention. as..>
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-06
HICKEY WILL PULL OUT
President of American Association
Gives Notice That He Will
Soon Resign.

Chicago, Oct. GA meeting Of the
managers of the American Baseball
association was held yesterday, at
which preparations for the national
convention, to be held in st. Louis Oct.
%, were made.
At the close of the meeting Presi-
dent Hickey, who presided at the
signing his office at the coming ma
tional convention.
According to the minor magnates,
the year was a fairly successful one
financially, ranking on a par in that
respect with 1902, which was consid-
cred a good year.
No change is likely to be made in
the circuit. The association is at pres
ent organized under a ten-year COM
pact, and no club can be forced out.
One Of the members, speaking about
the rivalry in two Of the towns with
the Western league, expressed the
opinion that inasnuch as the Wes-
tern had got the worst of it In the sea-
son just closed it was hardly to be ex-
pected that any overtures for a change
would come from the American asso-
citation.
A salary limit for next season was
discussed, but no decision was made.
The matter will be left, along with
other subjects, to the annual meet
ing of the association, which will con-
vene in St. Louis, Oct. %, on the same
date of the meeting Of the national
baseball commission. A committee was
appointed to represent the interests of
the American association before the
commission. It is made up Messrs.
Wiley of Toledo, chairman; Tebeau,
Watkins, Brice and Hickey. -
The American association claims to
have assurances that it will he e-rantad
q member Of the national commission.
The publication of the reserve list of
players was postponed until after the
meeting at St. Louis.
Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 6.-What
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-06
SPORTS.
HE HAD TO TESS Up
Archie Crane Finds Duck Canoe
Harder to Manage Than
He Thought.
Must a Man Be Ducked Twice to
Get Wet All Over?
I'll &C. Sometimes.

Ttnkle, tinkle, rang the telephone
bell at the National Bank of Com
merce. ...
rs that you, Archie Crane?" said
a voice.
"Yeup,'' was the reply. What is
it?"
Say, Archie, this is Judge Dickin-
son. Do you have to go in twice to
get wet all over?" ...
And this is the burden of that par
ticular telephone nowadays because
Banker Crane did not tell the whole
story when he made certain explana-
lions down at a camp on the M1nne-
sofa river bottoms last Saturday.
1t seems that early in the morning
Heinrich Hoevel and DR.. Frank Bur-
ton went hunting and Judge Danforth
Dickinson got into a shallow canvas
top duck boat and padded off across
the deep lake made by the swollen
waters of the Minnesota, whose waves,
usually some distance from the shack,
that day Tapped the front doorstep.
Crane was disconsolate. He must
train down so as to be able to par
ticipate in sports enjoyed by the slim
members of the party. by Jove,'
he thought, IF Dick can paddle
duck canoe I can" and despite warn
ings from the wives of the party, he
set sail across the submerged fields
on a voyage of discovery.
Time passed, the judge returned, the
hunters came back, but no Crane.
Finally, thru the deepening dusk was
heard a familiar whistle.
That's Crane" said the doctor.
Another whistle, and a familitr
figure appeared.
That's not Archie" said a pa
thetic feminine voice. He had on a
light suit"
Slowly the figure approached the
party around the camp fire. AS he
came into the glare of light he uttered
In sharp, metallic, defiant monotones:
well, I got wet"
The remark was superfluous. Moth
Ing but water could have caused the
bedraggled droop Of the blonde NOUS
tache and the general sousled ap-
pearance.
At the dinner table, CARRIED in
paJamas, trousers strategically slit to
mt Dave Bracket on a former occasion
and long overcoat which barely
concealed a decoHette costume, the
banker explained to the Judge that
while In his pursuit he struck a snag
and went under. After swimming a
rev strokes he struck bottom and was
able to bail out the boat and get
nome, and that was all there was
to 1t.
But there was a certain restraint
ABOUT Arches manner all the evening
and the next day he still appeared as
one conscience stricken. Dumb a,s an
oyster on the drive home, he turned
suddenly to his companion and, throw
ing caution to the winds, said: Say,
/ got in twice."
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-06
GOOD WEATHER AT NOME
Two Thousand Will Spend, the Win
ter in the Town. ><

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 6.-The
steamer Leelanaw, just arrived from
Nome, brings news that the weather is
unusually good in the north, no storms
Of any consequence being reported up
to Sept. "a. Mining operations were
in full blast.
It is estimated that 1000 persons
will winter in: Nome this year and
the merchants have plenty Of supplies.
Every boat coming out will be loaded
with passengers who will spend the
winter outside.
The recent heavy rains have re-
suited in immense damage to the oat
rop in Skagile county.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-06
BOWLING ING. SEA SEASON OPENS
Games Will Be Rolled in All Three
OF the Leagues
Tonight.

The bowling season will be In full
swing tonight, when the Minneapolis
and Grain and Flour leagues start
their schedules at the Cooperative al
!eys. Close races are predicted in
both leagues. The match in the Min
neapolis league will be between the
Buffaloes and TAsmos. In the Grain
and Flour league the McCaull-Web-
ster team will roll the st. Anthony
elevators.
In the City league Rises team will
roll the Twentieth Avenues at the
Twentieth Avenue alleys.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-06
SENATOR PLATT TO WED
He Announces His Forthcoming Mar
rage to Mrs. JaneWay.

New York, Oct. 6.-Thomas Collier
Platt, senior United States senator for
the state Of New York, has made the for
NAL announcement that he is to be mar
ried Oct. 16 to Mrs. Lillian r. Janeway Of
washington. Senator Plat said that, ac-
cording to present arrangements, only the
members Of his family and the family of
Mrs. Janeway and intimate friends would
be invited to attend the marriage cere-
mony. - H..
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Javas Are Defeated.

The Javas, baseball team was defeated at
Faribault Sunday in a hard fought game,
by a score of to 1. The features were
the pitching Of Mcdonald for the Javas.
He allowed but three hits. The Javas
secured four hits off McCleary, who pitched
a steady game. Batteries: Faribault, Nc
Clearly and Manning; Javas, Mcdonald
and Fryer.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-06
Are You Going TO Have a New Home !?

Never before have We been rushed with ordersand why
should be? Dependable
furnishingsght in the heart of the
to little nothing Take advice-come early s H.
Green Trading Stamps given with all cash purchases
terms Cash. or Easy Monthly Payments to suit income
Mail Orders filled promptly People residing outside
Easy Payment we'll
We will ship the goods you cataog
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-06
CAPITAL CULLINGS

The marble settlers employed on repairs at til
capitol went ON strike yesterday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-06

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