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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-28

When buying paint, don't fan to look in
to the merits Of the Colonial Pailt. 1t
win pay you after your work is completed
with this paint. You will smile, your
wife will smile, your motheri-n-law win
smile, the whole neighborhood will smile,
and everybody viii be happy The Colo
NAL dealers are happy because they are
selling large quantities OF this paint. Sold
by c. A. Heath, Barre, vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-28
80 III Thnnka.

we wish to thank the many friends for
the kindnesses shown to the late Mrs De-
forge in her sickness and for the many
floral tributes and expressions of sympa-
thy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parmalee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Deforge, David Deforge, Ed
ward Deforge, Henry Deforge, Edna De
forge. Laura Deforge, Dora Deforge, Ma
mie Deforge, Augustus Deforge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-28

New York, Sept 2S Fire which orig
mated in the electric cable tunnel in
the basement Of the Brooklyn rapid
transit power house at First avenue
and Fifty-second street, South Brook.
Ign, did 100000 damage and tied un
for several hours the entire surface
and "Ln systems in South Brooklyn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-28
Meditation pose once 10 Remain.

Fort plain. a. II, Sept, 28,-Ihere r.
rejoicing in Nelliston, opposite this vii
lage, over the fact that the order to
abolish that villages post office on Oct
has been rescinded, word to that ef.
feet having been received by Postmas.
ter DeYendorf of this village.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-28
Antihorcntt IN paaaed.

Montgomery, Ala. Sept IS The
senate has passed the house bill prohib
ting boycotting, blacklists, Dams Of
pieketing In this state and provides
punishment therefor The bill Is con.
sidered very strict and was opposed
by organized labor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-28

wish to announce TO the ladies Of Barre
that having secured the services Of expe-
rienced help, / will reopen my dressmak-
ing parlor, IS Richardson street, Sept. 70,
and win be pleased to see all my old Gus
toners, and new ones as we'll Mrs q.
A. Wilkinson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-28
PROPERTY EXEMPT.
Total Of s3.s59,00O on which Taxes Are
Not Paid In Burlington.

Total OF 1J.sfoi8uo on Mhich AaAee are
Not Paid In Burlington.
Burlington, Sept 2S.-The discussion OF
the eity's finances has brought to the front
again the question of exempted property.
An investigation showed that property ex-
empted is appraised at $780, 600, divided
SIS follows College property, ssi0,9O0'
Protestant Church property. S595,000i
irish Catholic Church property, S9S4,000;
French Catholic Church, sl6l 800; miseel-
laneous, Sl,54l,000; corporations, s2St-,
600. In addition to this is all the city
property, which should not be considered,
however, IN the question OF exempted
property, making grand total Of S4,lol,'
600.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-28
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
BARRE. va. sEFTEmBER g. 1908


Boston, Sept. 2s-Falr tonight,
cooler, except in extreme south
ern portion. Frost in interior.
uesday fair, continued cool
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-28

We have fine line Of souvenir postal
cards. 0. J. Dodge's jewelry store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
"OUTFH IS WITHOUT
SOUL OR CONSCIENCE

be deferred on the Waterway Conn
panys petition until the Chamber
had finally considered the report
'Thia Vas done The committee de-
cidsd to lot the matter iay over for
another week.
before going. GOV. Seupie stated
that the Waterway company would
file a written answer to the charges
made IN the Cham ber % Commerce
committees report. and Judge Nc.
ollvra promptly met him by stating
that he had already flied brief
about the waterway company.
Judge McOiivra's brief IN now on
file with the council clerk. IL u
characteristic. The brief begins as
foiluwss
This II an extraordinary request
for an extraordinary purpose and
presented by an extraordinary outfit.
with an cffrontcry only possible by
an artificial person. IN fact as we'll
~ theory without soul OF consci-
gncr."
After calling attention to the pro.
posed government canal on the
north. which Il IL stated has met
with favor on all sides, Judge Nc
Gilvra again takes up his cudgel
against the Waterway Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
TO BETTER REGULATE
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS
cry COUNCIL WILL ASKED PASS AN AMENDED ORD
! NANCE DESIGNED TO EXISTING ABUSES

20 the present city ordinance pro-
hihitinR the employment agent from
having anything whatever TO do
with the employment Of the lahorer
after the latter has secured his posi-
tlon.
The scheme Of compelling labor
era 10 pay a Zee before they can get
work. and then discharging them, or
making Il so unpleasant for them
that they will have 20 quit within a
few days in order TO make room for
another fee payer, Is as old as the
hills This charge was made against
Swank. though he was alleged 60
have worked Il somewhat different
ly In most eases there u collision
between the employment agent and
the contractor. but where the em-
ployment agent h. also the contrac-
tor. the oollusion is unnecessary.
city Attorney DE Rruler stated
this morning that "a clause. ms sug-
gostcd, prohibiting the agent from
having anything whatever TO DO with
the employment of the luborer aftei
the latter has begun work. " en-.
forced would safeguard patrons Of
private employment agencies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
THE
DEPTHS
Joe Rogers Leaves wife
and Child for Life
of Sin

Joe Rogers. a white man convicted
Of living off the earnings Of cot.
ored woman Of Iii-fams, h servins
s0.day sentence on the city chain
gang for vaRrancy. while hts wife
and child are In Denver. Colo.
awaiting hia return from Alaska,
where they believe him 20 be.
lie was tried In the police cour,
yesterday afternoon During the
Trial young woman. whose identity
no ono knew, appeared in the court
room on a private business matter,
and recognized Rogers az her uncle,
whom she thought To be In Alaska.
Several months ago. she said. Rog'
era left his wife and child In Denver
10 make his fortune in Alaska. In
seattIe'a tenderioin he sank TO the
lowest depths Of degradation. wher
his niece saw him In the dock witf
a crowd Of besostad tramps. shs
nearly tainted.
To police Sergeant Mike Power
she told the story and then left the
court room.
II Rogers recognized her he CAV,
no sign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
RUSSIA DEMANDS
ALL OF MANCHURIA
War Clouds Hover Over the Orient as Result of
the Cars Determination TO Acquire
Chinese Territory

FnNf98. Arfil st--t;feat eonntsf=
at b. = felt ~ fhs goTsfumsui ga
As,.s.s..s> = -. tst.sss. Fss..3.s-~
s-----sss2- ---s s3---~ s.-sitssssssss = ssssss
hNsa turt been prereatet
Thr HusntaH demands are ~ fol-
Ua
fHifnt. No more NhEchuFtA ports eF
tesshs afN 10 bs orened seswftt. nc
IN y foreign cnnAals afs 20 - ads
ustttsd isto Manchuftn third. no Tor
70 asfe except Raazians are 10 be
srsriaysa la the patiic service 81
MnncfuHka. fauefh. the present
ssa1kts ~ the astrnsnisfratsvn - Mar
eh4ft1a Il e. FesSsAiu unchanged nfih.
the castams receipts At the pert 81
Ne 4cAm arg are - be given 10 the
Rstnsss & lainree bark; s3xth. a saiAi-
ssrf sasazHiiesien - 10 be organized
aa4es Russian saatrpl. seventh.
Aussla n entitled g. atiseh ths isies
nraph wires ard poles of all chi
ue.s tsnes IN Manehnftns and eighth.
~ teFfttsfY in Aaachuria II 70 be
AllsnAtsd to any ether power.
YOKOHAMA. April A-Ssws of
the nassEan Demands IN the matter
II sovereignty IN hanchuria has
eastsac Intense excitement IN govern.
meat Circles aud In the tspaseHe
Press. ThFro wsrships have been
ordered u Nswrhwans.
wAEnfSoroS. p. C.. April a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

w'h~n the petition Of tbs Seattle y
Lake Washington waterway Com
tsAny 20 have vacated certain streets
aloux thr route Of the proposed canal
IN TIA southern part ~ the city
came up before the council commit
tea On streets late yesterday after
noon . portion OF the vigorous debate
In fhs Chamber of Commerce last
"wednesday Afternoon was Fehashed
Rifh added fersor.
f.uEene Eempie. president Of the
Waterway company. was there to
urKe upon the committee favorable
report ON the petition for the vaca-
sion % streets. Judge hcGiiyra. the
arch enemy 81 the Waterway com
rauy's canal project was also on
hard uith q few remarks
aerrwtsFy Messle. % the Chamber
Of conmsfre. presented 90 the couns
etln<u the report Of the special
s.hmzhber Of Commerce COMMITTEES
which characterized the canal ~ n
sfalrr0w pit. ami recommended that
the streets be not vacated
kff. Aeikis stated that the report
hasf not yet been adopted. bat that
he had been requested 90 present II
10 DE COMMITTEES and ask that action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

Il H. pfubahir that the United States
Ftssrfnusrnt viii make via uFuas
49,
AfF HftfflflFHfH #NstflfRt fsnnHtN = "
mani On China fnf the particular re-
irutian ~ Russia Of the province u
Mant hafta.
A. the state Department this step
~ Russia b. regarded a. direct
breach Of faith IL is scarcely I=as.
ribis that the United States uould
join with any other power 81 fcreible
action against Russia. but the state
DEPARTMENT viii forward to Russia
m emphatic statement 81 sitr sen
liusents Of this government Ia. the
matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

va unaNgTnN. u g. April ~
Postmaster General Payne late yes
terday afternoon made public = let
ter sent Wednesday 20 James Tynef.
assistant attorney general for the
posfoffics department. notifying hin
81 his immediate removal from the
office Of attorney general Of the de-
partmsnt Tyuer.s rcsignaiion was
requested In March. following
charges that Tynsf had failed -
regulate the abuse pfacfleed IN his
office. The letter says that Tynef' :
wffs accompanied ~ Mrs. Barrett,
her sister. whose sons conduct while
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

BGRLls. April 2ty-rh. vss.i.eh.
xsi,sna to-day sssse,s that opera
sisas w ths Balkans on a lsrgs scale
are isarssnt- In = fs~ days Turkey
will sd.saes $1,000 T9ssish troops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

Among the amendments TO the
ordinance providing for the licensing
and control 81 private employment
anenclea now being considered by
the COUNCIL committee on labor, II a
clause deHlgned TO make impos-
sibie such business operations as II
II claimed we're carried on by DAVID
Ewark. railroad contractor and pro-
prletor Of the Western Employment
olfico
At the investigation held the early
mart ~ tha week before the labor
Committee. swank admitted that he
had the contract for the reeonstruc-
tion ~ tho Seattle \ Ronton Elee-
tfie railway aud at the same time
awned aud operated the employment
Office lie alao admitted that he
employed the men at work on the
reconstruction work through his en-
ul0yment afiicc. where such laborers
nut up fee o. ff.60 90 secure the
. ,.r,tt,l,5,- ne ri. sig asi.; ,hat II ~es
his LEGAL right under the present
civ ordinance 20 do 30.
IL order 60 prevent such opera
tIana DOB thr future. the labor COM
mltioo is considering an amendment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

Of COAL
nnAADIkIr
UuuIDllvE
.-slosSr s4Ea or THE
..so.ss ROAD TEsTiFIEs
s ss.ssE TIA INTER STATE
SOssfsrE COMMISSION

e-s FORK April President
!. ~ - Z - Rsaaing road was called
49, ~ e'intns stand today in the
- - 80 Commerce commission in
- 49, - eoneeruing charges that
as.,sss.s = f9ais are violating the
49, = eeMneFca law. lie ad-
= nat h II president of both
= 20 ne raiirOad company
as.sss. - stoek Of the Reading
~, !. has been placed In the
~ eommittee u three. Of
49,. HoFEan IL the head. The
~ seinpahy controls the ar
49,. - fallfOafd ara the iron
- = fNf a. The stocks Of
yat.leE are concerned.
- ne coal company was
t&ssfa % syads any laws n
l1e any way tranagreaa the
~, zea.1 Be glad 10 have the
slrsI...s. zziasd IN the courts He
e,..ss.. IA hs had prevented the
y a -. y a competing lina into
- ,.sias. bat maintained that
- siiiinAts business move.
n - = - sinners. Baer sid. ego
= ~ 49,. snd prove a. I'm disgust
~ r,,sss. sehtimentai gentlemen
~ -. because men Of bust.
aHss 70 protect their own in.
W. 1. tnoss ventlemen. Do you
i,ssi~ president Of the tint = i
~ ~. sanssl Tor o0mStal1snt
.ss..f commission. rs rsfn-1s
-ssa 10 snsWsf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
7R/MBLE
Wy. FOGARTY
TONIGHT

Much interest - being manifested
Ia sporting circles here In the Trim
bie- Fogarty 20-round bout that is
scheduled 70 CONS ~ In Taeofna this
evening An unusually large num-
beF 81 local sports VIII witness the
Mn. The IntoruFeau road has ar
Ranged % run special train for the
benefit ~ those who VIII attend the
light The train viii leave this city
at o'clock. returning from Tacoma
Immediately after the fight.
CHICAGO. April a.--wheat 1914
Il u "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
OFFICE
CLOSED

aALT LAKE Utah. April - I'm.
der instruction from Hnpe rintspdens
~ Michael. the lutte Western
linton once has been temporarily
abandoned On account q trouble
arising from the strike % messsn e
Ker boys Nhu we're yesterday replar
"a ny men st - pef day, The msn
wess peitsd With esEs and other mis-
allies and dffvsu hack 20 The offics.
The Telegraph cntnuNuy'a officials
claim tfs@ t5xal police refuse 80 aivs
protection. All leased wires are cut
OF and the papers are getting news
over the Postal and telephone wires
San FRANCISCO. April sts--Ail
messages 10 Butte are being trans
fsrfea to the Postal sire ~oH sub.
jact 70 delay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

BERLIN, April 24.--Latsr reports
81 the hght between troops and
marines In the streets % kronstAd.
say that 2ool we're engaged on each
side. Before order could be restored
co were killed and 700 wounded. Sow.
the contestants we're killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

WASHINGTON. %. e. April a.
The postmaster general this after.
noon sent 10 the attorney general
al papers IN the Knox case. They
include affidavIts bearing on Mrs..
Tyner.s rifliug Of Tyner'a safe. De-
partuent officials say thu papers
slo~ offered BY Mrs. TYnera attor-
neya are Of no special interest. ~
r. undefstood n the paners had been
promptly turned over 20 them when
demanded Tuesday there would have
been 80 further action taken In the
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

LONDON. April st-~FollewIns
closely upon the announced demands
81 Russia on China regarding Aans
ehurin and the rushinE IF three Jap
hncse uarwhifaa 60 Ntu GhwanE,
eauses the announcement this naofn-
inE that the Admiralty viii shortly
nsas NatsTa In government etf-
cge~ this move Is aAcrtbesi 10 the fact
of the alliance 18th japan, which
was made 90 block Russian aspirs.
sions lu the Par Eust. not airins the
ease expected In many quarters
the snave seems 10 have more
serious import ana the situation IL
rsE AFded as critical.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

WARRINGTON. u. g. Arrii -.
Nothing IN ths investigation 81 the
rosfoffice scandal has stirred % -
much gossip IN official circles a.
Mrs. Tynsra vlslt to her husband ?
office II his request. and her taking
from the safe ali % hiA papers. tie
cause u this the examination Of the
affairs % the attorney general for
the POSSIBILITIES department viii be
renewed and q most searching In
quiry Niii be made into all the de-
taiia 81 TyusfiH administration. IL
H. believed that much valuable In
formation could BE- secured from the
papers distracted.
The postmaster general entertAlns
no doubt concerning his right q the
papers and his ability to get them.
ahnuld they be destroyed TYusr
could not be prosecuted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

ssslnst the insarosnt. The plan 10
that after che capture Of all towns
held By the Albanisns. the leaders
.siii be dsssrtsd.
u 10 reported that bands Of Al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
NOBODY LOVES ME-
I'VE GOT MEASLES"
,ady Belle Hand Is III i'm County Ja"Woudnf This Make You
Throw Rocks at Your Grandmother" She Asks

s,.s tkls make yun throw
xsur ryAntmesher means
49, Hsae - she lies on her
= AasslsAl uaFa " she eossn-
tsa sent 70 the reform
saAast anY ffieada that
- anA uehesiy 20 love me
e - o. meaAes
.Aeai he traditional sweet
-, she = tai ard gureulf
- T1dsy shr Il thr ruler
SEAS wArl Of the iaiA Tho
Tare cut en- hef ihis
81 since that maWratnua
y ~ made thiugs lively Tor
49, prroueES Who aFe itus
s~:a NJ lssssse.
lssss shefN ruaniue q wait
Il = xa1 Il a. cfp@s a. two
sAsy say.
- soiamIstsd r. The re-
aAssl last "Wednesday ~
Fsmen Her relatives say
assrrtxsbis 3 ruasttn II Der
=. snpsF And stubborn 4is-
a
- a.aas n 10 custody q isou-
- ns.stens af tender fHaFH =
1 - tkAf EVER tsqut2 shfsiti
shs - 70 aeaz4
fFase saet warrant CONES tfitn
/ ,s.ssfss egriee - - srfysa ever
nsAs RON pats on an aNtai'
\ - rtxht nos fruNn.
- = anxslrafae detail zen %
e pssnts Sessaff tAmtFf6
- .ss>A spst~,SD ;. 49, a. I,
- Scrth Ss4ttis ana NaH az
49, whsn tt< irtutf arrived
aseloek IL TIE uiarrtnE snr
\ yeFy aessrntnss4 iooktnz NJ
.rssff expixlnea hls srtAna nrtsf,
~ naads a fare Al hiu suti
nluxh. yus dent ttks u'e %
! stwff, srhaa1 Ysu car BET your
~ saliar on tkat
~ sseaty talkesi several min.
rshk naasi persuasive nay ard
s.slz =, ne o. sursf ghat be had
- Ia her - tns court house
Il N szax 10 - 81
Ta u ssx. I cant 90 tu tbs
ks Axs as. she answered
aEaz VII wait Until my Other
A. M gees DRY I Wnl g gttt
- szss nsakfz2 ssY fuss
4zzssrs pros iss1 70 Waft and
= e. tan1 her Naisf ever ths
IhaufEy. n 4 fsw minutes ths
s,k1 y. ~ y art a what u
" ny s1nn ana ardrrsd Belle
~ i a.a PAT Il or.
4 D faA1sd II fFssn tbs iius and
- 4 lasa a tnb - wafsz stand
\ mr. fhe stevv. and snnak fhs
-x xssmsat IN the fact - ths
~ Ffih 4 ncst nils hlsVUl8s
4 u Or heavens sake. atn'f that
Nj zaR ne sai9 N an lnlpr.
ze -sAe esat4 have shourh,
1t serril cd Walst Waald fall
at ~ 4 NafeF u vas almost
- "a Wsii. Yna have lots Of
y asssa9 yenf can't T. cut in
q reu ksSw ! got % havT
es1az sssshs 70 scar. even q
- sf the pafss on the ilns
W. Nh8n Il was almost dry
= a'mssd THE fsrfgrfuauae. and
~ - t-pafy stsad upou his
~ FiEkts ant said that NJ
- sas<sF BUSINESS would e. With
sasu - kauF lafsr. Miaa neiis
= sezftf into TIE afnre - tn
~ - Sbe nafs hideous face,
= eaass and all the TRUSTEES ~
- vas only taken 70 tns
HA after hard acufiis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
coal FoR NAVY

The battlsHhip Wisconsin win USE
1000 tons OF coal ca her voyage "a
the orient Capt y. y. cafue OF
this city has been awarded the con
tract for supplying II. The Wiacon-
sin VIII commence to coal April 20
ghe VIII sail April 30,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

IbsniAns have invaded ssr.ia, killing
and plvndsfiaa in all directions.
King Alexander intends 10 mobilize
the ssrvian army ard meet the
rebels In battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
MISS WARE WANTED
FORMER LAND OFFICE COMMISSIONER AT EUGENE SUDDEN.
~ DROPS OUT OF slaHr- GOVERNMENT FUNDS Msshc

cloud. has disappeared a special
- The Journal from Washington,
says. "a,
Miss Ware, n caught VIII DC
prosecuted on charges Of pe~Nig az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

well as aisappgspfiafton IL funds-
Thr scandal Involves = nugsssser 81
foftneF uffrtain % the government
land uftirrs ia this state Ths rev
~iatiuu. threaten e. tasotve Ringer
HERMANN. Republican candidate for
congress ffefn the FIRST district. Who
VAS eaIuiassener general of ths land
uffte~.
sHsrsirts produced by clients
shoN that upney raid % Mics Ware
has never BEEN accounted for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
TYNER Is
DISMISSED
Action Follows the Abstraction of
All of His Papers From His
Office by His Wfe--COn1-
n7enf at Washington

assistant In hts osfics f. now under
Investigation. ana safe expert, en-
tered the office of the assistant at
torr4ey general Wednesday night
opened the safe w the rppm and
took thsrrfrou pap~rv. rNcotdN and
articles Of every kind aud carried
them away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

PORTLAND. orr April 2f.-Misa
M4rr Wafo. who resigned as conn
HiaH .Dnsr ~ thc United States land
sfics gt Eugene recently. under
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

steamer city Of Puebla arrived
from California last night with iss
passengers for Puget sound ports.
i30 Of whom were for this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

VIENNA. April IA Sofia dis
patch says a force Of Macrdonians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

" i vARri Att H. believed
's.ls ... e,siean circles that King
~ @si make the pope d sborf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
WAR IN THE BALKANS
AND SERvIA INVADED
Sultan Prepares Dispatch An Army of 10000 Men Into Bulgaria
liking Alexander Mobilize Military RepeI Invaders

leader. Captain Eaeff. BY killing %
Hashihazeuks and Is Eendarmea near
Pefrtch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

- - ssssss -
\ ~ .s.-'ses.ilalck, otherwise kus
~ 7sAtffek. out AZ 49,, -,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

-.-. xnaFcAsr~reHieht and tomorrow,
sssffasns s.,., =, light 70 iessh southeast winds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

CHICAGO. April z4.--Wheat ISIS
. r. 90