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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-08
Sporting Briefs

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. s-A
mile handicap was the feature Of
the card at Oakland yesterday II
resulted In a victory for Ananlaa.
the favorite. who led practically all
the way Nesuvian raced with him
for a time. but tired. and Gateway
secured the place. The defeat OF
San Nicolas proved costly. tie was
plunged on 10 land the fifth. but
was bumped into at the start by Orc
Viva. losing much ground Man
sard, at IL 70 I, won.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. s.
Willie Fitzgerald. OF Brooklyn.
knocked out Otto sleloff. Of Chi
eago. last night in the seventh
round Of what was 10 have been a
ten-round bout. Four-ounce gloves
we're used. II was F'ltzKerald's fight
from the start Of the second round.
In which he knocked 5ieloff down
twice The fight was in the Audi
forum rink before a large crowd.
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Four More Performances
JAMES NELL AND COMPANY
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Grand Opera House
Madame Gadski
in Concert
Thursday Evening, Dec. rs

Herr Meyrowitz, Accompanlst.
Prices. si.5e. g., $3.50 and s.. Gen.
earl admission 60 gallery, 81. sub
scription tickets may be obtained AZ
NIL music stores. emitting subscribers
cert. Feb. rs. free.
Box office open for subscribers
Dec. II. General public. Dec u.
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THERE rs NO olsHoNoR IN
ECONOMY
/ IT rs OUR EARNEST DESIRE
TO HELP YOU.
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High Grade Mems Underwear
Reasonable prices az r. ~. Brooks
a Co. 1891 "a Ave. $50
aasssasa-
FFFsDAF .. sraFr IN F0u0 81 49,
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ILLUSTRATED BILLIARDS.
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NEW YORK. Aus saIIar
men viii watch the career uf the
uea Funbaat puhaaue. faH MANY ~
them believe that thla newest 81
lu#Is Sam nuaI|nH nEHHnF ms-
chimes o. rfedratMe1 Co he uuiua IS
The whaIe trouble was aurnf the
fate hand that should break fha
bottle nf champagne 1FeE enc wee
sells bows az the f8unehIHk. wHieh
occurred At Morris Heights The
contractors declare that lHa Elnhaaf
b aH nraH urrfeat aH ans boat ln
bee class iu the taIfei States navy
Hut sailor men have their fears
Mayor HefE uf nubuqaH aaa Has
queHtei - che navy department. a.
Washington Co ssIees enaHsar for
the boat which haa been banned fer
the Iowa city After long time fhs
Mayor reHiIed that be- cuuld not find
a young woman wha vas aliilnH e.
make the Ierg trip - Morris
MeiNhta
The contractor then invited Miss
Annette Hun the aauHhtsf - che
Congressman from Iowa fa d. eft
the hunnr. and che did. A. the same
titna q letter was eHrlvea from Miss
Elizabeth Trehdvait addressed to
Mayor nerH and she. too eunHeufFt
20 act The contra tarH ard aii eans
refmad were Dr. fire preflearHent
rhH whole question vas aid before
Secretary Moody Of THE navy de-
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STEAMER is
COMPLETE
NEW FLYER ron SEATTLE AND
TACOMA RUN IS BEING IN.
spEcTLp TODAY

A new steamer. which e. 10 be
operated next summer between Ia
coma and Nashun by Matthew Nc
DoWsll. owner and engineer ot the
steamer Defiance has tuat been
completed by Crawford 4 Reed of
Tacoma The vessel rs nov az this
port awaiting inspection. and ia to
be Finished today
The vessel b. 81 feet IN length
by Il feet beam. with a depth Of 5
feet She viii be- named the Dove"
and viii have speed OF ~ knots
per hour During the winter the
Vessel viii be- tied up ~ Tacoma
and viii be only used when the he
Dance ia off The run A. soon as
sbe la formally put Ia commission
he Dove viii take the run ~ the
steamer sentinel. between this city
aud lugilah bay, while the Sentinel
D. being luid up fur repairs
The traesilng public between Ia
coma and Naahun Island said Mr.
Mcdowell has long reeded better
accommodations and d Ia Tor that
purpose that ! have constructed the
Dove She might possibly work be
tween thia city aud Tacoma ln con
junction with the Defiance. making
Naahan Island both ways Thla
would better the Heryioc. bat I have
practically decided 90 place her
only uu the Tacoma Nanhinu island
run
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my serlpn. Nsr. AM

NEWPORT NEWS Va. Aug 81.
In the presence - 90 aaQ persons
the baffleahip Louisiana WA
launched af 10 01 o'clock this MORN
ing hy the Newport News Nnlu-
building company. IN addition 70
the official party from NeH Orleans
there were present DELEGATIONS ~
naval officers from Washington.
Philadelphia and New YORK and NlH=
itafs from numerous other points.
The naming party were escorted
10 the platform uT O.. 81 circuit.
president ~ the ahipbuiidlnE com.
panv The sponsor. Mics Juaulta
I.ailaud ~ New Orleans Waa attend
cd b. several young ladies' az maids
q honor Governor " v Heard
and other official reprcHcutaiives n
the state Of Louisiana were present
A. soon aa The ceremonies were
over President circuit conducted the
guests. numbering norno 500 persons
10 the steamboat Newport News.
aboard which The party went o. old
Point Comfort. where they we're ru.
terfaiuod af banquet iu the dining
room ~ the Hotel Chambefllu.
The Louisiana and her SISTER ship.
the Connecticut. which h 20 be
launched az the New York navy
yard a few weeks hence. are count
81 upon 10 be the most powerful
fighting machines of the uea
American navy. They viii usher IN
one important Innovation. iuaamueh
as their batteries viii contain seven
inch guns IN place Of the aix.iueh
rapid flrera which have prevailed
since the vessels ~ tho KearaarKe-
Kentucky type were planned. II f.
doubtful whether any ship anoat
viii match the Louisiana In armas
meat In addition 10 -four t2-lueh
guns. On fore and AFT turrota. ahe
win have eight elght-inch rifles. In
the main battery these VIII be sup
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there have never been any reports 81
"a shortaEa OF men, eItlarua 81
fairhanks and Chepos who have
been staying u So Mtehhrla have
told the citiHcns OF the latter plaee
that the merchants of both CheHua
and Fairbanks are determined TO
give NO credit this winter. and all
are unanimous lu their opinion that
the country viii not stand a rush.
$50 far thc exodus has attained
the proportions 81 regular rush.
but the march Of The gold seekers
- slowly hut steadily vending Its
way toward the new Eldofado 10th
Chenoa and Fairbanks have nii the
people at the present time that thsN
can take eafe Of and lt q predicted
that ~ the miners continue 90 IN
vade the country At the present rate.
it viii prove disastrous for hun
dre1s % them during the winter
months
'srhc living there during the vim
ter Il ~ Il Necessity high and great
deal 90 suffering is bound Co pre-
Vatl as "a result ~ the stampede %
the Nome and 81 MlehaelH element
THE majority ~ The merchants on-
Grating eommereia1 houses in the
cities ~ TanRua country have al
ready placed their orders Tor the
winter regulating thrir supplies hy
the number 20 residents la tho tltiea
where they arr situated
with the addition of hundreds -
unlocked Tor men and women the
[ prospects seem o. Indicate that an-
either famine VIII prevail IN che dJa-
trlsts duriHe che eIaHed SESSION
The rampIco reports that every
thing Waa quiet at Nome. The vea-
sci PASSED the steamer oregon on
AuFust rs an the either slide 90 tni-
max pass Tho uekt daN she tan
I inta rais. Vh.lh Hus the only dz &.
agreeable weather experienced dur g.
/ inc the Vuyaka Down.
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Pertinent al De- HuirI lhat MEaa
iluf should rulf the strings that
seuf ere KHHDsHf HaNH thr uaKH
while MlM Tf-a1HHH laaIf break
thH bottle 81 Champagne Hai pre-
nnuHee tHs HhIle HaHH MiHs HaIi
refused o. divide hHrHrH. aud MIsa
TfHHduei had the honor aIHHr
AfiHH TfsadarIG Nhs Is but -
yeaFa of aHe. vaa on hHad bfIshf
ana early aa isuHshiuE aaf IHa
wefH sas altrn and che cue fHH
aifIHE that started fHe bits ahIp maK=
ms asfu tie naFH Then she thHas
the bottle on the steel eide uuf H
tianf bfeak= The Htfi Has Ha uuH=
tered over this failure that she faH
Fut g. pronounce thr ships name
ana IH few Seconds the res gun
baaf vas 81 the water without
mranue ar maine
The Eunhaat was tuwe4 around 20
a aaEk. ehafr the girl climbed -
her bow and this time bruke the
hottie ana said I chriaten thee
buhaaue
About zee people witnessed the
iaunehif,z After the ceremony
Miss Treadaeil WeHt softly. despite
The aaHuraueea 81 she naval officers
present that fhs ceremony VAS just
az Hned as u it had occurred on
schedule time.
Hnt the cid salts have their do,4his
stiiL
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.ABAADlMD STREET CARS
FOR MGMM PURPOSES
nATRon CANNON HAS SCHEME FOR ADDING TO &C.
CONSIDERATIONS AT wAYsloE EMERGENCY INSTITUTION
MANY IMPROVEMENTS ARE PLANNED

Abandoned street ears have been
regularly adapted In san Francisco
Tor residence purposes. and near the
Cuff house il village ~ dimiuu=
tive trains made up 81 refitfea
abandoned ears. which is known ~
"CafsIiic The ears are oeru.
pied BY students. artists and outing
parties
Mr. Cannon thinks that ahan-
doued cars could be- put 90 no bet
Ter use than 60 be utilized a. *
tension wards 20 the Wayside
Emergency hospital. and there q
little doubt that she viii be- able
10 secure an ample number 90 con-
FtItute an auxiliary village 10 the
already extremely novel establish
meuf where the most luekleHs and
fricudlDss OF fhc CifYs unfortunate
can always find shelter and good
medical care.
The management q the hospital
is now completely In the capable
hands 90 MIS- r. " Cannon. who
has brought Ifs affairs out Of their
recent chaotic state and put TIE
Institution ON a promising business
footing The hospital formerly
known as the Waysidc mission. has
been Incorporated and is name
o. now the aWayside Emergency
Hospital"
Through the efforts Of Mr.
Cannon and Of Mrs Marion Baxter
president Of the hospital board. nov
interest has been aroused In the
hospital boat. and donations ~ pro
visions clothing. books and money
are beelnniuF 10 arrive 40 the boat
IN ruadly quantities Mrs Cannon
and Mrs Ha2ter are much encouf=
AGED with the present outlook and
state that before long they Will be
able 10 accom- MEDIATE. without
crnWdinr ail tho unhappy WAITS
and unfortunate victims of accident
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Extensive repairs and improve
meats are 20 BE- made on the old
steamer Idaho. that ia nov doing
such good service a. the foot 81
jackson street under the name Of
the Wayuide Emergency hospital
Mrs. 2. ". Cannon. vho noS has
the boat ia full charge. d ambitious
90 rnnognte the hospital thoroughly
and extend II 30 meet is growing
needs
With the 500 appropriation made
this work hY the county commits
slonefa and through certain rontri=
buttons from philantnrupIa citizens
and business men the way has been
opened 20 begin the rcntflng. re
painting and repairing 81 the ship
on which 90 many storm tossed uu=
fortuuAtra have found shelter and
good cheer tn the hour of trouble
At prgsouf the Pacific toast com
nauy Or manipulating n biz pile
driver alongside the boat driving
piles for a freight spur wa vii
run In a semIelrClo half way around
the boat. aud on Thursday the
whole bow 81 the boat which had
hitherto served aH a front porch for
the hospital gave way under the
carpenters saw ~ make room for
tho new spur The bow ~ tho old
boat. completely severed fell of
into the water and tho front ap-
proaeh 90 the hospital iu nov shut
or
n la the intention 81 Mrs Can
non 10 secure ne4 location for the
boat a little further from tho noise
% the frrlrhterg on the spur and
to have 70 anchored a. q place a
few hundred feet away. whore a
better approach can be had The
old boat Mr. Cannon declares. Is
atIlI good and sound In its hull aud
will serve aa excellent quarters for
the emergency hospital for wears n
come when property furnished and
extended.
IN tho way % extensions 10 the
novel houaohaat hospital Il has been
suggested that n number Of ahan=
doned street cars can be secured
and flttCd M aH receiving wards
and Mrs Cannon has this In mind
for Notwithstanding the generous
accommodations Of tho old boat. Il
tg NJ present crowded ~ itg NJ
most capacity n number ~ old
street cars can he occurred and placz
ed alongside tho boat IA ita ncw
location they eau be fitted mn with
cots TO accommodate az least two
patients To the car and will afford
warm and comfortable shelter.
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BANQUET
GIVEN UP

oulng 10 the fat that Hon. Les.
10 ahae. SECRETARY 81 the treasury.
ISL hat arrive iu seattle uutll Sun
aF the BANQUET uhl,h the Young
Republicans proposed giving in bis
houaf tunIE Z All probably b.
abandoned
The money subscribed all b. re
turned to the HutaH fIbsfa
Secretary shaw Wili arrive in the
cts ~ rs O'Clock tomorrow after
noun. and ~ hln aneeial request 10
formal arrangements f1r hia enter
tainment have been made fur sun
daY on Monday Re Will b. taken
Tor a trip On the sound ia one 81 the
revenue cutters Arrangements for
the rally ia she Grand opera house
Monday ninht are completed
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THE LOUISIANA
IS LAUNCHED
NEW sATTlEsHiP SLIDES INT TIE WATER AT NEWPORT
NEWS sHlPsufLolae VARos-sAE WILL DC A POWERFUL
FIoHTlae MACHINE

rieHnented BY ne seven inch rifles.
each throwing proiecjile Weighing
iff pounds
Hitherto fhe secondary batteries
~ the hatfIeshirH have been come
posed MOSTLY ~ three FOUNDER and
Elk FOUNDER rapid fire guns ON fhf
Louisiana these wIIi D. superseded
BY 20 threa-inch rapit-flre rifles.
throwing ff-pouud explosive she'll
There also Nlli be n three FOUNDER
Heui-hutomaflc guns eight one
FOUNDER automatic guns and two
thres-ineb field guns and eight ma
chine guns faF the fighting tops
The Hrmar FOR the Louisiana wiz
cost about $500 oaa.
The total cost Of the Louisiana
viii be iu the nelRhborhoad of g.
O80. 600.
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OUTLOOK FOR TANANA
Is NOW VERY BAD
nie RUSH TO THAT DISTRICT FROM NOME AND ST MoHAGLs
rs ENPEerEn CAUSE FAMINE THIS WINTER

TIRE ionK dry spell Witch has pre-
vailed Rt Nome almost during the
entire summer Is now driving the
oldsst and toughest soursloughs cut
of the country. Seine return to the
states while others. Who cannot
shake the country are 1ourueylnR
10 e4her parts Many Of che miners
arr hlklnK Tor the Tanana from
Meme EnlnE IN by way % 81
NIthaels and thence down the Yu-
ken. The report reached this city
tt~ias on the Globe Navigation com.
panys steamer Tamplea. Captain
Humphrles that the majority 90 the
sxesfus ffom Nome was directed to-
wafd the rev guild mininR center IN
TIE TAnana district
AT - MichaelaH said CAPTAIN
tfumphrieN 'the talk r. q nothing
but the TAnana. II you ask anyone
~hefe BE- Is EoinE. he viii Invariably
reply, To the Tanana.' and Ia Is the
same with a latke number % the
: women of the town. Aiready many
e the miners who had some time
-.aen hecufue disguised With she state
pf affairs around Nome and u 81
were laying about 81 MIehaels. az
decided What O. DO. have gone on
inta the interior o. the Fairbanks
ard CheneA Districts
The men. continued Captain
4 HuHuhries. 'are evidently hhoFInr
Under thc impression that because
" eiean=ups he the Tauana have
I kAoNn up well fortunes ean D. made
lhNre this winter. trom what un-
defsfand Judging from the opinions
exrrvased b a number af the mer.
]. Giants Nho I have conVeracd viii
an1 Who are familiar With the sit.
uatIen. the Tanana country viii bot
start for any rush this Ynar
fhs reports VI hteh have been eIf-
raisfet nom the TanHna country
are favorable, judging hy the cut.
pat % guld. but al the same time
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MO CAUSE
FOR ALARM
coNGREssaEa TELL ROosE.
WELT HE rs SURE TO DC a
WINNER
dBy seripps News AssaJ

OYSTER BAY. Aug. sT-Cou-
gresham Lucius y Lltauer. whu
vas a guest AZ saEamore Hill. left
this morning on an early train.
Representative lands. % Indiana.
Is here today % tell the president
the conditions Ia the Hoosler state
lie assured the president that there
Was not the slightest occasion fuf
alarm: that the republican national
ticket would roll up = fine ma
iority.
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NOT HAPPY At ALL

a divorce suit IN which Mra 10.
sephine villains IL the plaintiff
and Ira V Williams the defendant
was filed in the superior court yes
tordny afternoon Mrs Williams nj.
leEea incompatabllity Of tempofa.
ment and states that for weeks az a
time her husband refuses to speak
20 her She says she Is sure she can
not live happily with him any long
or and wishes 20 resume her maiden
name. which 10 Josephine Morley.
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Is heavy FIGHTER states that per
sons EoinE 90 the hop fields eau
secure wurs after the hop season
Is over ~ picking apples the acre
axe % which has Increased conaid-
erabQ since lat year.
Children between the aEea - 8
aud ~ viii be- carried q the fields
At hair fare or tzl1 The one and
oee third rate made Co aduit piekefs
only apples to points wing between
seaf1ls. Tacoma and Cenfmlia and
Noah Yakima. and When the uaf-
clfasers Of the tickets receive a re-
eeiut for their money
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THANKS The PUBLIC

The Sisters Of the Good Shepherd
return sincere thanks 90 their Kind
friends Who donated towards the
orphans picnic. held on August IS.
al Ravenna park. and 10 all Who
aided in making Il a success.
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GAMBLING CHARGED

Tnformations charging Dave ".
Argyle ". J Casey. Al Johnson.
Jack Richardson. Hughey Higgins
and samuel d. Martin with main
tanning gambling games AZ George
town last June we're filed in the
superior court yesterday Afternoon
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A Thoughtless Druggist.

e My tougess druggist would offer preparation without the signature
Chas H. Fletcher called the delicate faint and
Pickering light joins babys life to its devoted parents being too sacred
to the sefrespecting druggist to be tnhed with
For over thirty years Mr. Fletcher given still gives his personal
preparation Castoda has the confidence Of mothers
and physicians everywhere harmed the ne babe This cannot be said
oflmiaions, ComefeHs and the "Justas-good rot
The hogess druggist only offers the counterfeit because Of afew pennies
profit Any preparation experiment and they
guess wo-repeepe what their sponsors for Them
experience thirty years against wild nudous experiment
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IIow' ThhP

we offer One Hundred uaiHrH re
ward Tor ans ease ~ Cataffh that
Cure.
D. J. CHENEY & co Toledo O
We the undersigned. have known -
= cheney for the last il years. and
hrilHEe him perfectly honorable lu uli
business transactions and financially
able e. carry aut ans obligations made
hY hiH firm
WAIDfNG. HIENAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale DrurHtafr. Toledo 81
'IfHlfH Cutarfh Cure IH taken Inter
nallN. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces ~ the HyntDm
Testimonials sent free Price DC per
bottle Sold bY an BruNUlata
Take ilulrn Family Pills fur conatl.
patton
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n At are brought 70 them.
Or Walter Every II the phyus-
clan In charge al the hospital. and
a staff ~ nurses attend % the care
a the patients. the latter nov num-
bcriuE about ~.
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LITTLE TALES
TERSEIY TOLD

uR HENRY nAKEn vcteft-
nary aurEFou. yesterday took az
uNrFaaHr - shlorai and dies sudden
~ at bis horne in Walla WaIla. lie
hiss tahsu the druK fof years. but
lately has BEEN deapundsni and took
hts overdose.
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AN A7zzR IL MZAERG


This entities the hni free Hitugs for
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unEu aud photograph be Oh by presenting this coupon az
the herpick Studio i3 Ma street between the hours OF
. IL a. m. D. rudHya Fridays.
The tho the Guild whose
picture Subscribers Of The
. Star, This offer Is good Co all subscribers.
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Warmers orchestra gives O. con-
cert and dance a. Pleasant Reach
Sunday. Take boats from pier 2 at
p. 10 and II "a. m. t.i5. 9 90 aud
Z 30 3. ~. 80
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Hair Escaping?

No wonder; Your hair is
starving. Feed it before it
all leaves you. Then you
can keep what you have
and add greatly to it.
Ayers Hair Vigor is a
hair-food. {lesays,ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27
SEASON 0PEKS
OCTOBER IS

n hop pockinE season. In East
en- Washington Wiii begin October
Is. According Go a letter wmch La
bcr Comm ssiouer Gruut this morn
ING resolved from Secretary Fuen-
ter. o. The Yakima Hop Growers
ssssAriatlon. The rate OF wages paid
pl<kers viii be 81 a box. The crop
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No agents. no coupons. but photos
a. - per cent discount az Eggan 4
Ericsson. 1916 First 90.
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A RUSSIAN. giving the name o.
Schiass waH arrested b. North YAK
tina Thursday night for sending
threafsninE postal cards through the
maii 60 She Quaker dnf tors uho are
now tn North Yakima. fts demand.
20 that they mcrt him in thu city IL
hrarY and raY over - him tfoa o.
suffer The consequence - his
~rath. he IL religious fanatic.
THE LARGEST forest fire IN
Pierre county ~ nuW raging and
covers owes coo acres ~ territory
TIE fire VIII have to burn Itself out
LAURENCE SULLIVAN. ~ Port.
land was shot yesterday afternoon
BY Prank NEEDY a gambler The
cause FOR the shooting waa a gam
hlinr deal s. hIch occurred tao weeks
aru Sullivan De- our ~ the best
known sailor boarding house mon on
ths maast. Moody has been arrest
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

THE wBYERHAuHER Timber
company. 81 Vancouver. has closed
camp 10. I. on the Lewis river. In
CLARK county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

TIE SECOND annual Nsnro. die.
trief fair opened yesterday "a Mon.
rps. Miss Lulu uatuard ls queen 81
the fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

MARION. O. Aug a. Edward
Huber. head 81 the famous thresh er
works ~ this city. died today Of
heart disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

THE EIaHrH annual session Of
the Clark oaunty Sunday school a..
snftafieu Vas hsid AZ EaHt NH
Plain. in the Epuorth Methodist
church.
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SOCIAL MEETING

deofFo n gosbsI. ~ NeW Jersey
national organizer Of The Socialist
rhftX. win open the Socialist earn.
phiNu at Carpenters hail tomorrow
evening. nt S =. m Ills subject vii
BE-. shall the Trusts own the Ma
tinu a. The Nation own the Trusts =
Mr. Gaebci ia foraIble speaker aud
VIII analyza tbc situation clearly.
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Monarch Shirts nc.

Al f. N Brooks & co.'s. 1851 2nd
ave. Arcade Bldg. 49,
The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-07
Picnic at Seely.

Two hundred happy members OF
the Baptist SUNDAY school frollcked
and frisked about in the grove al
Seely's lake all day Thursday and en-
joyed the annual picuic OF that body.
Tables were set under the trees,
where fruit, ice cream aud other
poodies were dispensed In large guam
titles.
But the feeding was only a small
part VI the picnic. Swinging. boat
ing and games were even OF more In.
terest to young and old.
The busses commenced to run at
80 in the morning from the Baptist
church and it was not long before
the entire crowd was landed at the
beautiful resort. About 5 Clock
abe return trip began and by . clock
I'll were home.