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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
M|LNER
IS SHY
ne IS cHARY ABOUT STEPPING
INTO cHAmsgRLAIns soors

LONDON. Sept E.-Tord Nllncr ar
riv-c from Carlsbad today. He will
have a conferences with Premier bal.
four tomorrow. Great pressure Il BE-
ias brought % bear on Lord Milnsf
60 induce him 10 accept the colonial
Eecrstaryahip.
Lord Miner has heretofore showed
a desire 20 pass the Eecretaryship by,
Ie u evsn quoted aH saying 70 eIoas
friends that he would not accept ths
appointment under any condition
The slate Of appointments decided
upon bY Premier BAifour and kiHg
Edward viii not be given out until
Lord Miner has announced his deci.
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

NEW YORK Every Indication
points 20 large Hearfs this fall some
A4nale silk eravats are being shown
TOW. They hfr Wurn with stand
Ing collars In the -onee over. form
and secured with a pin
An adoption Of the old style col
lar and cuff fasteners. made either
plain OK fancy. r. siivercd sire
huttenhook- handy when the iinen
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gave pp the money for nfatsctian ~
tsovey Jshne1u. notorious eoicrst
Eeman. The grand jury dta net set
enough evidences % fetuFn an indscts
mont. and fhe chief 81 police did net
taks q hand In the ease
Wflsea has been On the fnrrr about
two years. lie vas formerly a stFest
gar emui1ye.
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MORTALITY RECORD

Mra. Eveline Harrison. wife OF
Joseph y. Harrison. died yesterday
afternoon al tie residence OF her son
Dr. T. N. Harrison. OF paralysis
The remains Will be shipped to Eaai
Sound todnight. and funeral services
held Tuesday afternoon.
Funeral services for Reuben s
Gardiner, VINO died last Friday. were
held from the BOnney- Watson par.
iorE. yesterday afternoon. The ia.
neral was attended by members ol
the Grand Army. TO which the de-.
ceased belonged. and was under tn,
auspices % ~. Johns Masani,
lodge. Interment was IN Lake View
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

two or three days az least. II h
coming by way ~ Port Angelic aud
Will take in the sound and strait on
It's itinerary Nhen that's gone. snll
me. You might post storm bail
ietins, and, say. Just add 90 them
that Jupiter fluviua stlll rriEns
oh. very well replied salisbury.
a. he hung ur the receiver and MIR
but Il poufn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

The city marshal Of Edmonds re-
ported Co the Seattle police this
morning that 10 mad arrested a
small boy. Carl Pauisou, who ar
rived at EdmondH with a gray horse
and a wagon yesterday. IL II thought
that he ran away from his home IN
eating.
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COLLISION
FAST MOVING TRAINS MEET HEAD oN-GNolNEER 10 DEAD
AND MANY CATTLE KILLED

cfal cars on cattle were destroyed.
Something over a hundred head Of
cattle were killed. Both engines
were completely demolished and =
number OF cars OF the freight train
were damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

PlTfsnuRG. Sept IS a headson
collision between fast moving
freight ana cattle train ON the
Pennsylvania railroad occurred near
heru this morning Engineer lem
nett vas inslantlva killed and sev-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

Oats. 81 tons harley, - tea. what
- ton chop 80 ton. shgrtr 81
n w timothy. new. ~ ten y. v.
fetnprssaed tinasthty ne~s 81 % t1at
nsN shs4t hzy, ttaoo tea4 nFw airalfA
ton. midaiiuEs. Ss.ea
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ONLY ta s0 for Rnund Trln

To North Yakima, 10 visit the state
Fair. Special train from Seattle At
$50 a. m, Sept s0th. Seattle day
# the fair with special attractions.
Tickets now on sale AZ ". y. City
and Depot offices. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

H8uttsF--zW ashfHEton eFeamsFfss. zses
eastern. "a L. dairy as1acs
EFss-Frosh ranoh. sale asx. East
ern. NSfxze.
Che.ssaNatfFs Wassinktan. fau fveesa.
lee hamburger. Ia e~tst. fgirkt tA0ted
reultfya Dressed farksYA -2G4sft Hse
ixs. spflas chickens. . To- dsH. ifss
rssaa- inniir
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EASY TO HFAcR FHa9 70 my
Hseutfut tpcatian on shafs ~ Lake tpas6.
lhHtnus short ride an hssfst eierffte as
ffs.fn Ftsst sns Hssfsfai kf.-st ARE -.
tVsttH. with aiisft are selling fssf a. sfs
80 dGH 500 a. a. and SO fazssu 80 =.
NORTH ~ slfsadY saidi everybody -.
hainisf Beach. Ne The beet ana cnsae-
80 tfnHfftT 90 uiafhsf fof hafHs mi Ia
fsatmsnf. frhnaia ehufehss stores. fINs
garden saii. cleared and Hrafsa aFsnassl
sifs HeihaI HfaHa We've Beating bathing
Hshius hiEH aad haaithfui. risHfy Nadi
eha et1 water lumber on terms ~ hanaa
taiit See ~ Wusd aren't affies 81
Hsinisf Beach o. r X. btartsRsnt. eaH.
a., 60 B0stnn bioek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

LoufBvILLE. Ky. sept Swell
known hogsemen and lovers Of horses
are here from All parts % the United
States and Canada for the his horse
show 70 be held IA Louisville this
week The formal opening tonight
promises TO b. a brilliant event.
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financial
MONEY

NlOINEy
TO saiAsfsd ssnriayss sa4 sage sasnsf.-
los set eur sFAtsfb ct tDaHs fbas 81,
yea sss y ssts. anr isay e. ssntlsiass
nssrsiHtst, ssstsesf. etc, haxias sell.
sh.s sn.tie1 seat can set iass % Ms
nseashiy = .rssn Oh,
tfs9- nstsfn - a. ~ = o. "a q ~ 3 =
y lsssfn - - - - eet ~ nn
= ns .,s,s e - 3. go 81 80 ss
fAsissi terms leesat rates sanfItsntlai.
- leaairsn 4a.ek ssrsiees ccarsesas
,se,msns Tbs star Lean Ca. - uaies
VIRTUE io.ns rsaasg en- rs.i estate ioas
tive. payment oierthtf ~ desired a. A
Niftus. iiestaa tipth Second snd Ceien-
tia street
4 RESPECTABLE pisss 70 baFfss raapsy
o. dthnnnfF's, fsHslfft Naiftss Amsfifas
watch 4 tswsirr c.. pas Flru opp
is.in3sF. s.rrnai rsisats cfficess uFistly
MONEY! advanced saisrtsa reosis. retail
srsrrhauts teannsieFs. boarding hosssss
sitteut security iaf4est basinsss ~ ~
rflncir@I elite. ToinnaB. sie Z ptsr tio1k
sis sesend avenue
A REf.fkBfE ri.es 70 tsrsuw money 81
dianaanas. watches, jswelfg. lsw iatsfpst.
~ ~ West 800 piso street
COLLATERAL RANK enare : R.sa1-
kteucy iasnsd On ans xooa collateral 100
IMPROVE your property. Money q,
LOW sates ~ interest w. y. Mackay.
TO JoAE-rrivass gsney at iev rat. q
IntsF-t psmes 4 oausf. Ice resisf
MONET 70 loan on any Rood security.
Hourn + Howard Hide. eif iEt ave.
For Rent
ron RfNf- Sow. modern Nro5m
house on Queen Anne ave. near car
NEW e-fnem house ea Queen Anne.
me view never occupied. bath and
toilet SIS . month Bogue a Co
RON RENT New Furnished t-roam
house rent free 70 man and wife fer
cooking for two parties. s. kruae.
rear q III Seneca street
ron RENr-M Modern fat 81 6 rooms.
rent IS. furniture Tor sale. quite
rev q half gfics.,s, s ea q, between . and
Society Notices
{ An 1HE NkS-So ffiss II your fseain.
with my screens. Randall the carpsn-
Ger SIC hsaisoni phanss' Main ITO
le4'
wanted-Fsmsls Help
WANTEfl-Gopd elderly hourgkceper
Tor family % three. so month. iaa
llefNsru ave.
For Rent---r furnished Rooms
GRAND rkclfic 1fofEf., 1iis rirst ave-
nue. House newly furnished all modern.
prices moderate.
MOUNTAINEERING rooms. aineie or en-
suite. 1918 Fourth
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ERnn. freah ranch. Esci live hens
IL 10. i've ducks. lie ID. dressed yea
s4.f1c. dressed mutton. e<fFiac 10. dress
"a hn9s 7t4GAe 10. en1ice heef cewa an FRI
A. ID rfssfs On feet a. ft. calves On fessf
toe No! hass on foot. Il 10. hides otafo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

DON'T SUFFER- WITH coRNs.
Go g. the reliable chffapuliaf tsHfi0fs
Nsiepn 4 Mra. Lyman. t1s-al Arcade
Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

Eastern Washington timothy. fiaE
per ton. alfalfa. ti1.oq ton. oats, 80
ton. haFisY. RIO tom NheaL as
ten. bran. szi.o ton. shorts. LILO ten
mfadilnEr. t@seo ton. Puget Sound hay
81 0caii -
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A SNAP

e. s EXCELSIOR
GREAT sAI.NkGE SALE or CARGO
gifs-asS FIRST Avenue North
The underuigned having purchased the
ENFiHE SALVAGE CARGO Of the
Excelsior will uffsf the Same IN
lots 70 suit buyers.
TUESDAY. sEfsT y. Ats NJ,
NqE.l9giqs 81 sse "a lhs !, entire ar,
posed -. consisting 81 LADIES aud
GENTS goods, shoes. rubber boots.
clothing underwear. dress goods.
groceries, canned goods. stoves,
ranges. unwnre. gtnn!tcW cnr. ETC. etc.
q. u There II no other salvage sale
u the Excelsior but this one.
". ". KENNEDY.
IL YOU want drv freah water min wood
order IL at the Western mill Noud and
coal yard. it's the cheapest aud beet.
Main 400 residence, North II.
SPECIAL SALE America watchss-o Gold.
,sars f05s. written saarsntes. Amer
lean watch a iewelry Co. pos let OPP
Rainier Grand.
OXFORD a DOW. machine shon III
Seneca street.
FOR SALE cheap foot French range
complete. Rice'r Restaurant. i3.o ID
ave.
HEATERS New and secondhand, all
sizes and kinds. Chapina p. i4a First.
rhouo l. iasa
Special Notice
JOHN NoGLEnERGs Art Store re-
moved 10 isNi First avenue 2 bloc ka
north 81 Pike street We enlarge
photos, we make picture frames Tel
ms Monday. Wednesday and Friday
evenings.
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Classified Ads
Star Want AID Agencies.

p. ". muiisn. AL Ballard ave. opp.
City HALL
Fremont Drug Co. Ewing street
and Frsmost avenue.
w. A. Mansfield q Co.. Druggist,
25d Hnd jackson.
crahsn's Home Bakery, 77o3 ist
svenua.
c n Lohndroff, cigar store. si6H
Second
Thos. Harris, al Postofiee. Renton.
LiuIs's Pharmacy. fst ave. north
and Harrison street. J. ~. Little,
propristor
Carlton a Co, Druggist, cor. 9Th
80. and Pse. street. South Seattle,
r. A. Moore, Potsoffios, So. Park.
University Drug store. University
Station.
Howell st. Pharmacy, 1924 Howell
street.
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81 10 fiRf-foum house. barn and other
buildings With Use ncfft ~ choice
land nearly all cleared waking
distnnee ~ HIssrride station on The
new iteutuu car line god road 70
the ciff. nne school and free mail
delivery CONT soon " sou want
fhia piars
ADAMS A NICHOLS.
ief ave 4 Cherry. 90 NaFhlnRf0n Uidg
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CHAP ipis 81 SO url 81 Hliimsn efty
only II fuinufse fifs On oid Nsnfnn eaf
ins % WlsaiHstau street terms fs
desn. O. monthly. faus t1iay. farFt
warm effies ou grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

Mss DOWNING. favarite masFslis :
mont very sslsef iss4is Fisas ave
CHRISTI. NsEN = nss-srT eissrr- :
an term eRsan second week Sept
INDICATED be tbs. electric and sui
pber II Third avenue.
Fer sale--Far-ts and Lands
J.sf S5Atf ri nAi.i.AIssb s i
RoBsRT NALTBY. 80 Now York 81.
nETwEEs SEATTLE AND TACO
Eaod Iii. nida beaeh Ia font II
rlarr. Eoud frnefu house few rods
ROBERT NALTfiY &c New York nj
BErwEES SEATTLE AND BREN.
front close - stssin6es, isndins." al
tiHds u small frait. :. room M saus s''
Eeod barn several outbuiidinEs
nosERT MALrBr 40 New York NJ
SIXTY ACRES Between seattle and
Tacoma. 3 miles frufu iuterurban
rich seeqnd bottom land, y acres
partly improved. all very easily
cleared. mostly alder and vine maple
smell lasfse, ti.QN. viii take part
payment in labor on adjoining lard.
ROBERT NAf4TBY. si0 New York III
DAIRY Farm --i61 acres. 20 improved.
fire BOTTOM land. ofrhar8. nice
creek. Broom house. large harm
close q nriEhtafe ard good nchnaI.
lfrHsY cows 10 with The place
ROBERT MALTBY. $50 New York 81
a BARGAIN aeree. rich level lard
8 miirF from Intcrurhau. very easfls
cleared mostly alder and maple
This place must be Fuid az once to
mako quick sale. viii take az per
are
RoHERT MALTBY. ne New York Bi
Fer sale--Miseeiisrsous
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PRICES TO PRODUCERS


fTnsss prices ere Tor seo-fs asiissres Al
raiifusd. freight depot - On he aoek w
A.. - 81
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A NEW Electric BATTERY Jffsf
etft-caHfH ifsH money and will out
iast am battery uu the market. We
also do electric bell and battery
cork. Geo. sehncfsf, gud ard cherry
Sc basement P.-L hldE Tel lad
ta1Hts gives NHMnlTE scientific mas
a4aes maFuetle treatments Hotel
fksmnna5 laie hifat avenue. room :.
EIDE entrance.
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Epa farms and safsaEs f. western wssb.
tision ssii q HistishHssh 4 AFnsit. ~
HosNsii tiofk.
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ff4i LOTS an Queen Anne. two
blocks from ear. fDf hire days onIY
= - TAYLOR 81 Arcade
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CENTLEMEN's ToUPEEs

Thousands %
men wearing
iiem Made
perfect Ia every
ietaii Manu-
acturinR ~ all
inds % hair
goods Cut hair
and coublnes
boz. <ht or made
UP into switches
VENUE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

FHoHl.E'E SAVINGS HAEH
Second avenue ana Pas street. capital pst1
- ZOO 60. ~ g Neufesasf. ffea.. . r
gfesnisaf cashier. commercial. savings
ard ffzst huffnsss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

FAhftEn wanting 20 siniat on home
stead claims cruising tnoo CO. ~ ara
h4ffsri call fnau - gaclEe block
ron BALI .adEine house OF Is
rooms. ioia ist ave. south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK %
BATTLE
Capital stock pala b.. ft2A COO flfBlgss
So 90. J. Faffh. lf-s. !. 8. Gaifznith.
ttee prss. ~ V takenT. cstttsf. cor
fssHandsHts ~ nf4HciNaf ritleH 81 Tie
unttsf States nnA Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

TIE EcANDiNANIAN.AM Bans
81 hefftie-l general harkfrE husiHesn
uansaetsd. deposits. a. zo09i cafitsl
snd surplus. ftsa COO. 4 chiitsrK prss
u eeaibsfHs vice nfehs ,. y i-aaf.
cashier Gee. ~ Fisher. hset cashier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

INK cAAADlAa HAHE On Co0Mf1lCk
Capital paid 70. - 100 co frifhf Eiiliign
ssFsn hiindfsd thousand dailafaIs aufpl1s
5000. ases Interest aiiaNed On tifns es-
roaitFi general baahi ING business trans
asfsf. Esattls tfaneh gafHsr fEnss street
sHsr
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XIV fs8 o.. ezsY isrift. ssc6rd rad.
ali makes. hauaht. sod o. exchanged
National Cash Register Co.. sa7 WaEh-
tnHtan tiadinN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

ANpfl0H saie ~ elegant furniture a
~ Third ave Wcat take gurfu
anne car. uu "wednesday. nfHf IN a
~ EhHfn BRASS mounted CHuGH9
bed. HufiuVf fnnfffeHnan. hrdliTe
elegant mahogany uHfinf HHlt ~
pieces fnrHefHf cfHlaf iHhIea fine
aHh extension table. ifnfhffanfHlfd
dining chairs. fine Side board Hfas
fangf hrie.na hHHc. aii bHintiHRa. wiz
fnHl velvet and ifHHHflH fHrDffz.
rugs. china. glass, ea1finH uffnsiIs.
etc. ~ q EiehartqH. Auoii9Hesr.
AUCTION sale n good fnrnlfafe "a 8.
fauH fiat. o. ~ Iirheftuu q -. viii
cell 90 IufadaEl the 10Th. al ~ D. nt
- East Pike Ht take iirDnaMnF raF,
bed sets. springs. WHtffeHaeH lods
ding. ceufsr tables. ghHffa. rockers,
'fiHH nna carpets curtains fhe above
furniture lr ali nearly nos. d.. q.
Hlekegfan huei8ncaf
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nEEgRa1EfSSSr is-c.li6,7Sii az Efsaas
hl.-s ~ ss earn vsis isaFninS
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INDICATED be ths. electric and sul
pbur. In Third avenue.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-17

The Postmaster General at
Washington has authorized the
name of the postofice, formerly
known as Paden's Valley, changed
to Paden City. This Office or place
for many years was known as Pa
den's Bottom" In 1884 when the
Ohio River Railroad commenced to
do business the name was changed
to Paden Valley and now 1t Is Pa
den City.
The new bank at Paden City Is
to be a sure thing. The stock has
been practically all subscribed for.
Most of the stock has been taken
up by people living at Sardls, Paden
City, Sistersville, Conaway, Alvy,
Plttsburg and few other scatter
Ing towns. The bank.,will be known
as the Paden City Bank, and the
people who reside In that new city
have subscribed literally to the
stock. A new building will be
erected and the bank will begin
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-17

There has been considerable
discussion recently about the action
of the Board of Education 10 this
city employing teachers and pay
Ing some of them salaries higher
than the teachers In the primary
schools are paid. We understand
Commissioner Buck insists It's IL
legal to pay some teachers more
money than others and that it Is
illegal to have music taught in
our schools and many other ad.
vauced ideas carried out. Section
II of our school laws pro.
vides for primary schools. This
section provides what shall be
taught In primary schools, what
salaries must be paid to teachers In
them and so on. But section 2o OF
our school law, provides The
Board of Education of any district
may also establish graded schools
In towns, villages and densely pop
ulated neighborhoods of their re-
spective districts, employ teachers
therefore, and make such SPECIAL
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-17
OUR CITY SCHOOLS

regulations as may be necessary TO
conduct them" This section of law
Is very plain. We have densely
populated town here, therefore, the
Board of Education Is duly and le'
gally authorized under this act to
make SPECIAL" arrangements
for our city school, which includes
any and everything we can afford
to have so long as the school
levy Is kept In the bounds
of the law. Under this sec.
tion the whole matter Is left en-.
tirely In the discretion of the Board
of Education and ought to stop any
talk about our school being illegal
and contrary to law. Such talk Is
silly, ignorant, harmful and not
true. Everything our Board has
done Is entirely legal and covered
by the section OF law last above
quoted. Any other Interpretation
would be sublime nonsense. We
need an independent school district
here and we are going to have 1t.
This talk about our city school and
the country opposition to 1t has
gone tar enough.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-17
PADEN CITY POSTOFFICE

I business as quickly as possible.
This morning hand car was
placed on the rails on Wells street
preparatory to stri.ging the over
head wire for the electric line. As
soon as this wire Is up the road will
be complete through Sistersville
and everything ready for the cars
Mr.. Miller says Its all mistake
about he and Mr.. Watkins chang
Ing the trestle. Mr.. Miller says he
changed the trestle himself and In
doing so saved exactly I72 feet OF
trestle work.
The building up of Paden City Is
helping Slstersvllle and there Is no
doubt about this. Business In this
city has not been so good In years.
The city Is fast filling up and all
we need now Is at least a hundred
new houses to rent. We are more
than glad we worked so long and
hard for an electric railroad. It's
the greatest thing that ever hit the
good old town since the oil excite
ment.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-17

For some days there has been
bad blood between the bookkeep-
ers and the clerks of this city.
They have been saying words
about each other concerning their
respective ability to play ball. Sc
interesting and animated did the
conversations become and so In
tense the feeling, that a challenge
was issued and accepted, and this
afternoon the game Is In progress
which will decide which of the
wielders of the pen and pencil and
ruler are superior. Mert Hilliard
heads the list of bookkeepers and
Al Sweeney Is collecting the neces-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-17

In conversation with Mr.. W. H
Noll, the Main street blacksmith,
the Review learned that the de-
mand for the Conklln and Cramer
wagons, for which he Is the agent,
has been so great that he Is unable
to supply the demand and that his
trade Is injured thereby. Order
after order has been sent In, but In
each instance came the stereotyped
reply that the order could not be
Immediately filled.
In view of this fact Mr.. Noll Is
seriously considering the advisa-
bllity of preparing for the manu'
facture of wagons himself. Believ-
Ing that this would be good cen.
ter tor the location of a factory OF
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-17

New York City, july ID, o3.
Mr.. L. L. FISK, Proprietor Fisk
Sewing Machine Co.:
Your letter with contract and
newspaper clipping regarding $5'-
600 damage suit by Singer Mfg.
Co., was handed to me by your
brother, Prof. G. M. Fisk, of this
city, with instruction to give you
an opinion on the same, and as l
have handled several such cases I
will say: This Is bluff pure and
simple. They will buy lot OF
these papers and send them all over
the country to different sewing
machine companies so as to make
them afraid to sell you sewing
machines. They have no idea OF
bringing suit against you at all.
They could not get Judgment
against you for ten cents, even II
they had a claim, No jury would
give judgment In their favor. This
has to be tried there before your
people, If it Is tried at all. What
they are after Is simply to scare you
and don't you allow them to do It,
This contract you have Signed does
not prohibit you from selling, and
even If 1t did 1t would be unconsti.
tutional. You have a perfect right
to sell the machines anywhere you
choose and at prices to suit your
self. This Is simply done to keeE
you from working so hard agains1
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-17

Yesterday afternoon the Sister =
willie team crossed bats with the
crack Huntington team on the lat
ter's home grounds. The result
was twelve inning game being
called on account Of a local thunder
storm, the score standing two to
two. There was only FIVE hits made
during the twelve innings, our
home team getting three of them.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-17
BALL GAME TODAY

sary number of clerks. There are
at least six subs on each list. An
abundant supply Of arnica and lin.
lment and tandages have been pro-
vided and there Is a full corps Of
doctors on the ground. The num-
Der of deaths, as we'll as runs and
base hits will be faithfully recorded
In the Review tomorrow. We will
make no attempt to keep track Of
the errors, however, as these gen
tlemen do not expect to make any.
A small admission Is charged for
the purpose of assisting In paying
for the new uniforms which have
been purchased for the Sistersville
champions.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-17
fine BALL PLAYING

Only three errors were made during
the IL innings and our home team
only made one of them. That's
playing ball all right. When It's
recalled that the Huntington team
easily defeated the Charleston team,
we are lead to believe our boys
must have played with bad luck
following them while at Charles
ton. Be that as 1t may, we know
from yesterdays game the Sisters
Vile team can play ball.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-17
NEW FACTORY POSSIBLE

that sort, he has 1t in mind to In
crease his facilities that he may be
enabled to place wagon on the
market that will equal If not sur
pass the other two, and have the
money expended In the manufac-
ture of the same remain In Sisters
Vile instead of going to OIL City or
Oleau. Mr.. Noll Is a practical me.
chanic, and there Is no question but
If he would carry this idea into
execution, the Noll wagon would
carry Sistersville's industrial repu-
tation over a great portion of the
country.
Mr.. Noll, with everybody else
In the city, says that he has more
work this year than he has had
since the early and rosy days of the
oil excitement.