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New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
VALE ALL READY FoR THE s.,,v

The Yale football players. who meet the
e'eVen at west Polat to-day arrived at the ~
ray HlI Hotel last evening thirty-ave sfrons
'"oush u was reported yesterday that rio,r-
was having much trouble with his broken sborlSa-
Sa,u a' tAe hotel last evening thar hs an1
rocters who came along said Yale should scoro -.
OttchGownS Harvard couldn't make one las. -.
,S liipOftaht set or changes was announcer 80
&tna & %as dropped Ia favor OF g. T. Neal slibs.il bil
Iute ldSl year. and Mccoy was chosen - - -
first Yale left halfback Mccoy is the faTrse ge tna
@herst @ captain and has played fulback at Yais % fSi
year thiS being his first game. Yale ,-Ti -ila .la
rockwell at quarter to-day against the rrn- "a "a
Two sets OF backs, the first 10 be made IN 6i 81 i
10y ana :. Morse, halfhacks and Owsley f,llIhact.
IIe second or Needcr and Stevenson halves ~
+ morse. full Hoyt and Bowman t5a bacl,S-.J5
punters. Will probably not be called IN unless Ys
needs some long distance kicking. Yale hopes ~
score az least twice against the Army :"
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
H. L. U'HITE PLAYS EAG4N.
Beat Halter and McBmney-Nests
Chandler To-day.
lB1 TELEGRAPH TO THE TrrBryE.I

Boston Oct. 21-Harvard will retain The inlIvi1,,1
championship of the intercollegiate Golf Ass1ci.-
ton as the Yale man was put OUT in The second
round and tho Princeton man in the semi-frals
leaving two Harvard men to fight it out tomorrow
at thirty-six holes II. Chandler E-au. the amateur
champion os the United states. and Frank C. Rein
hart last years champion OF the Intercolleslats
Golf Association. met this afternoon IN the semi
finals In driving northeast ralustorn that at times
was almost binding \, slim gallery Witnessed tho
contest. Egan went out in q and Reinhart in A.
Egan being UP at the turn. He finally won az
the seventeenth green by up and / to play.
The surprises OF the play were the victories %
\. l. White. Harvard over his fellow collegians.
Malcolm McBurney and Walter Z. Egan. He played
a strong game against NcBur1ey. going out in 48
TO his opponents 81. and leading by I'D al tha
turn McBurney tried hard to win on the honeward
journey. but White Was too strong for him and
the match ended at The sixteenth hole by White
The second round was played in the morning
champion. who played against his college mate
Fay Ingalls, Harvard had the good fortune 20 drive
ing on by winning the first two holes leading by
up at the turn and winning al the thirteenth hole
I,i.e, 1 % tRe TvsIoIe5 thev reaSied ne cuo-
house before the rain began. The Two Prl2ceton
men, Frank c. Reinhart the present tIterco4lesIate
eiTreeDTb green with Reinhart the winner by 3 up
and 20 play, caught the first part OF the storm
Retnhart was . up at the turn and UP at tna
Yale was crowded out OF the race by the victory
Malcolm McBurney Harvard, gained over Robert
Abbott Yale whom he beat by UD and % play.
Abbott. who started of by winning the nrst Two
holes put up a stubborn game. HOnO-s we're even
at the fifth and Me BurGey led by up az the sixth.
out they all square again a. the seventh
abbott won the eighth and was still IN the lead oy
up at the turn The tenth and eleventh were
halved and then McBuruey won the next tour noieS
in succession in a drivinS ralnSJOrm. he was tneh
driving s. and halving the next hole save hin t4a
match. Walter F.. ESan. Harvard and ~ l.
White Harvard. were the last pair 20 start. anu
therefore played the greater portion of their Hach
in the rain. White who was up az ne tuIn
green.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
cARoTHERs CENTRE AT PRINCETON.

Princeton y. J.. oct. 21 (SpeciaD The Tigers had
light practice this afternoon because OF to-morrowS
game with LehiGh The usual preliminaries were dis
pensed with and the varsity was sent through
about half an hours signal practice Several of the
men were tried At field goals. but none showed
markable ability. TOoker and Tenney showed up
better than the others. The shift of Ritter from
quarterback 20 hafback is giving satisfaction Ten
neN played quarterback most of the time. He
back kicks in pretty style and made several good
punts against the wind. Miller was again in at
fullhOck and CarotherS at centre The lineup
against Lehlgh will probably be; Left end. Craw-
ford left tackle, Cooney; left guard Waller:
Cardthers: right guard, Short: right tackle stan
nard; right end. Tookcr or Ward: quarterback Ten
Eey Helm; left halfback. Ritter: right haIfback.
Foulke: fulIhack. MIller. captain.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
PRoGRAMME OF sPORTs TO-DAY

HACING-At Jamaica. S. Louis anu
steeplechasss at Great Neck
AUTOMOBILE RACES--At Brighton Beach. p ~
Intercollegiate tournament al Nyop%
chevy chase club tournament. ulc1tl-y CO., I5ur-
81 Andrews: Kickers' handicap -,r-s.ey - Engle-
nament M0ntcair. CLUB ch4IupIonSlp ~bqr.icap
wood. CluO championship at West Ches' ,,b cham
at Galgusrol handicap 81 HacNensacS, t''S 'S,ll.san
Club: boyle handicap az DySer Meadow .,sr
BALIr-Columbia against Peunsy lyarla a. t-- Sas
Yield philadelphia. p m. Yale at West t.---,rs o
isle az Harvard Leh!gh Princeton, S~aF' ,-ln.l
LAFAYETTE. Virginia Military Institute a. fotr-
DIckinson et Annapolis; Troy Poy ytecan!e a. a., cor
Amherst Brown. Franklin and NalslaL4 q. =. Oho
nell: Trinity against New-NOrk UNIVERSITY v,ssers
Tfeld. Bethany Washington and JEFFERSON ,irsnv
a. wesleyan: Williams against Hamilton AZ a,,t5elr.
Northwestern ChicagO; West virginia e. '3--sI IA,
Drake az Wisconsin: Illinois az Purdue. - Ssss.,istts.
Minnesota. Normal al Iowa. Lawrence ~ Ssss AZ
Irnoy AZ Nebraska: Auguatara az LonieliS
b. STATE. Notre name Al Ohio Medical; Nolslt..
IN t,olisre al Reloir: Olivst az KsamRzeoi siAs7'
s4 Iowa
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
HARVARD FEARS INDIAN TRICK.

tBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRtBU~EI
Cambridge. Mass. Oct. 2.-Harvard and ne g.
Isle Indians viii line up tomorrow on Soldier,
Fleid IN what promises TO De one Of the hottasr
battles Of the year the Cambridge grlafror
Harvard Will average $50 pounds. the Indiaas len
Ine WHY redskins are expected 10 spring soma
trick pays that may send q flying Ird.tu ar,,,,4
the CFitnS0n line Tor a touchdown. Last year tba
put In her best team The left side. centre spd
pack nelG on the Harvard eleven IS IN be srror-,
with kI!ley at left end, Brill left tack.a ParEs-
81 Ieft guard Parkinson at centre Kernan b.
quarter, Captain Hurley and Nichols az halves -
Mills at fUNback. On the right Of the Haa nov,
ever owing 20 the Injuries 10 Derby Car 9Tf
arc White put In AT rlsht guard. Leary viii pIs.
IlStl emu w mite may to be p weak e-cr
Tne practice this afternoon was devoted ~ ~
tis.7S the kicking game. "-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

the bidder. and as lie second with Little En- he
received half the bid up money. which amounted
to S125o 1t cost Haynan $500 TO keep his horse
and the stake was worth only Sl.15.
Et Tu Brute was also bid up from $1,000 to s2.ocO
when he won the first race. r. Tucker. who trains
for s. S Brown the purchaser. w. 4. De
Arman, who owned the colt. retaliated by claiming
Sais out of the same race for $3.50.
Satchel starter In the first race, ran away
mile before the start and aroused the suspicion
of the stewards that the veterinary ordered to
examine him for stimulant. No report was
made public.
J. Mcclellan. who owns Satchel. was fnel SO
by the stewards for not having his colors regis
tered.
Tho semi-annual half-volume OF 'Goodwin's OFF,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
HANDWRITING EXPERT AT WORK
Examining the Letter Found Near Miss
Lynch's Body-Maune to Testify.

The inquest into the death o. Mise MARGARET
Lynch was resumed yesterday at Lynbrook. Long
Island. before Coroner Wallace. District At,ornev
Niemann relies rot a little on the report OF
handwriting expert to whom he has given spoci-
family and specimens of Os,.is 49,. - ,s
n TMffi m supplied ;,ds It IS said. by Maunes attorney
- lAe expert mus mat the letter found pear the
boy was written By Margaret Iv0eb then hen MT
c'etaa!n ieels ~ may depend on il that The girl
ieS he6 q 1b9 Ms shiar4 LgReh 3 Rut only @ hers
er s i' -. as - A. not stand. Oswald AIaune
hearing. a. tne GoiH1Ho
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
TRINrTY-N. Y. U. HERE TODAY.

Trinity College and New-York University meet in
their annual contest the gridiron at Ohio Field
this afternoon. The local team has won the last
two years Fultz let mp little in the work yester-
day the held was In bad condition after the
rain. The team that Will line up this afternoon is
several pounds heavier than II was when IL me;
Rochester. Coe viii be In his old place at LETT
6uarG and will add considerable strength 10 the
Tsntre ot The hre N.t4 his go pounds Ciorham.
mSssS,nIn9n. witt take heynoldss place AZ centre.
"ll Play at 1ullback for the Tst time this season.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
MOTHER AND SON MURDERED.
IBE TELEGRAPH 10 THE TErs1-Sr

iBE TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
Athens. la. Oct. "A white woman Mrs Isaac
A. Msgee. and her son. ten years old were raur-
deTe5 here to-day in a horrible manner. 7, was
supposed that it was Gone by negro named .yvul"
TEDDY, who had been whipped By a mob for .rvipz
70 enter Mrs MaEee's house, but later man
named Irsighead, half brother OF Mage VOC -
Iestea. ano ne sheriff had hard time saving him
from tae mob and placing him IN iaN af TJouer
The woman ana her had their hes6s ~1t -
ana were horribly mUtiated. II Is also renort.-S
he is under arrest '' anu
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
TEAM RECORDS BROKEN.
Billings Dnves Fast Trotting Nile
and Pacing Half.

Memphis Tenn, Oct. 21.-Two worlds records
were broken to-day at the Memphis Driving Park
by horses driven by c. X G. Billings. Prince Direct
and Morning Star. driven to pole lowered the pac-
ing record to pole. 1:0l1 to Lees. The Monk and
Equity TO pole, sent against the trotting rec
ord to pole of 2:OS. held by them and rounded the
course in 2:O72i. high wind was blowing up the
stretch which prevented Dan Patch. Major Del
mar and Charley Mac from being sent against
time as scheduled. After finishing the half in their
attempt against tho record. Prince Direct and
Morning Star were continued around the course
rounding out the mile in o;05l2. unofficial. which
equals the pole record for that distance held by
Prince Direct and Direct Hal
Sweet Marie easily won the 2:o6 trottins in
stTaight heats In r the 2 tr0ttng % mile cash The
~ tbird nostio for P,coa nm I'm
backstretch. The results
PACING 2:20 CLAsemRTRsE $1,000 - CTwo IN
Funston. &. by Dick Tatus-dam unknown
strawpile By. gr. &. by Lunar Hal tspimani. 5
Ed c. b m, by Fair Lawn-Medium toote and
Emil D.' b. g. by captain COOK csafferty) dis
rime-2:14'a, 2:o9'4. PIP
TROTTING-2:2s CIASs-PURsE S4OO-ONE MILE
tONE HEAD.
Tom AXworthy, 70 by Axworthy-Nen (sanders).
Emy LeteeoF. aeal.
Getaway. eA e. 'S'eIsonl. .'...'.'''''..''..'.
TRoT1ING-2Il cIAss-PuRsE S4OO-oNE MILE
CONE HEAT.
vansandt. b m. by Chmes-se ,Doversux). /
EuXenito gr m tIhomasI
1TS.S.q The 3g'sfSr = s sgsSrs,, sSrsi;
Airsh.p blk h. CrTotterl dis
Tine-2;09l4.
TRorTING-2:c0 cIAss-PUEsE St,ooO-Two IN
THREE.
Sweet Marie b. m. by Mckinney tacDonalD. ..... /
Snyder McGregor. en-. by Gilman McGregor
e.
tsfeho bF. Nbeh!otl
cGase. Gsat"qG'9 & es 3Gee4a 'sneaT al.
Time-2:00ia. 2:06is.
PACING-2os cLAss-PURsE SlOo-HALF MILE (oNE
HEAD
Don N by Little CVaIentiae). ............
Lulu May DIX NJ lCarterl
Nancy H.. hr (EIudsonl. g
Oregon Maid br, tStetsonl .............. 4
Time. l:Oia.
To BEAT HALF-MILE PACING RECORD OF iO1L
TO POLE
Prince Direct and Morning tAlr BIlings)
Time by quarters-O.2O. 1O0A4
TO BEAT MILF TRoTTlNG RECORD OF EOS To
POLE.
The Monk and Equity Air Billings. )..-.---........
Time " sla.ssss-O:92. l;o3 l;3sS., 2e's.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
mATHEwsoN TO PLAY ON THE COAST.

IRy TELEGRAFH To Tt1E TP1BI>EI
Seattle. Wash. Oct. eI.-It was learned mere 10
dav that Christy Nathewson. OF the Ne"-Ao-N ~
tional Baseball Club. has sent his terms 90 1'-.'
Morley. manager of the Los Angeles F'e"'. ~.
I,ag,a team, to pla- with the latter nine, whose
season lasts about TWO months more. 'l,t t,-+s
closed a deal with "Hans W0Snei' o. -- = - ~.
Lnrg team who headed the battlDS Ast ~
National League this season, and tEt'N ,,.~s
% ma nicag0 National club Both these EE'.
nave sisned with the Pacinc team for the feS' O'
a. eaas
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

Hulsart viii be az quarter ana \. J,
coi,3S lgisSo game to-day. he is In eo Play ar
the te, .O1 me nrst time since the seasp slca
~ te1InS Will line up as follows. e-'ol opened.
. N,eW-fork University-Left end v,-,,
riebf s,,'~d lstt guard, Coe; centre lest
vo,s I-cwty: quarter. Husart; left haf l.s5i
Trt1i,,i iIfns haiI. Beicher, and fuilbarE CTss o.
Wsntworfbi fbidegPgrn; l centre Butts; tight sle ,el'
MgrS4h' quarter. Pond: left half D MOI go "
H"ll' Lee, ard full57ck LandefeId 1"''' slsht
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
CHICAGO FULLsAck PRIzEFleH1ER.

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIHrNEl
Chicsso, Oct. 21-The charge Is. made TO-DAY that
Hugo Bezdek. the lire smashing fuT5acz Of the
University of Chicago football eleven. IS a prize
fighter. and that last winter ne was principal in
n,lI erous boving matches brought OF at The Souft
Slde 1bs. MyrOn Fastn. boxing manager. r7alles
the charge directly. Northwestern University h
expected 20 protest Stages star player The su5-
JecJ Is being Investigated. as Bezdek makes a
strong denial OF the charge.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
SMALLPOX ON A SUGAR STEAMER.

Philadelphia. Oct. A.-The British steamship
Laugbank. from Java. has arrived at the Delaware
Byeakwater with smallpox board. The vessel
IS loaded with sugar and sailed for the Break
water for orders. TIE Langbank passed IN last
might. and to-day the captain sgnalled ne had
thfee cases OF smallpox board. The crew will
probably be landed ~ the Marine Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
THE SUBWAY CEREMONIES.
Archbishop Farley TO Pronounce the Bene-
diction-The Invitations.

Archbishop Farley viii pronounce the benedic-
fion al the simple ceremonies incident 10 the sub
way opening on Thursday. II had been hoped that
Bishop Potter would be able 70 offer the opening
prayer. but in q letter received by Alexander T.
Orr yesterday. the bishop regretted that I'm
perative engagement would intervene. Invitations
being sent 20 JUDGES and the heads Of colleges
IN and around New-GOrk 70 attend the exercises,
which VIII be held in the Aldermanic Chamber OF
fhe city Hall. Some five hundred invitations only
10 be issued. in view OF the limited space avail
able.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
ST. LOUIS HAS AN EARTHQUAKE SHOCK

St Louis, Oct. IA slight earthquake shock
travelling from northwest 10 southeast was felt
here to-day. The disturbance was recorded on the
geiEmOgraph in the Weather Bureau exhibi. OF the
Philippine government at the Worlds Fair The
earthquake caused a slight rafting OF dishes in
various parts OF st. Louis, but cid no damage.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
ALFRED SCORES ON COLGATE.

Hamilton. n Y. Oct. 21-Colgate University de-
feated Alfred University at football here this after
noon by 16 to Is. After making 90 points in the first
halt. Colgate played second and third teams in the
second half Just at the end Colgate fumbled and
Guthrie got the ball and made a touchdown for
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
o'sRIEN KNOCKS OUT JsFFoRos.

Baltimore. oct. 2I-''Ph.ladelphia JacN t
l,ocEe,I ont lin, JeTords OF California, 10 ln7
third round of their fifteen round boxing co.'.
tonight before the Eureka Athletic Cl4o- No-'
uous body blows caused the Western man ~ '
cumb. The men fought ut catchVeisAls
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

De Reszke. entered TO be sold for 1880 in the
Garden City Stakes was bid up 10 sioo5 ana bought
in by his owner. d. L. Hayman. ". Lakeland vas
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

The books Of registration for the election arc
all closed a. 10 o'clock tonight. BY failing 20
register IN time you will disfrsnehise yourself.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

yesterday Morley the coach, was non-conmittal.
but locked cheerful The probable Columbia line
up is: Left end, POST left tackle, Brown; left
guard. ECheverria; centre. Finnegan: right guard.
Stangland right tackle. Thorpe: right end. Muir;
quarterback. Metzenthin; LETT halfback. Due right
halfback, Townsend; fuIlback. Fisher.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
RESULTS AT WORTH.

cfaI Turf Guide has been published. II contains all
| races run since the opening Of the season.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

Prince Diect ana Morning tAir Blings)
Time by quarters-O.2O 1:OOA.
TO BEAr MILF TRoTTtNG RECORD OF EOS To
POLE
The Monk and Equity Ar Rlllngsl.
Time " sla-lsss-O:92. 1903. 1;9sa. 2eIs.
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MARRIED THE HIRED GIRL"

nr louis Hatendorf Cincinnati physician eioped
with Pearl simpson, the domestic ha
Tho couple went IL Detroit where they married
The docor Detroit marry because he
had smpeng sister With aFstoera tastes Her nicely Of choice
pgccludcd a "hred girl7 slater.in-iaw.
= shan set it walled this sister when she heard
Of the marriage.
Perhaps not. Her chronic
but what Pearl simpson place young ply
stefan violently In love With her a young fellow
az discriminating taste be taken for granted that the SRI
a. worthy she has trim disposition a
cook and caterer excellence Just the girl
excellent The doctors father phosophcay
n was told Of the
Well he might have done worse"
OF course be mshthad he possessed less heart and good sense
he like the base Indian the tells about who threw
away pearl richer than all his tribe Ho married his Pearl
Al the time this enen body blow suob
y and unAmercaa class datnconA The theory OF
ce Is that the hired sH Who worthy every
hc physician who behaves himself
and society imagine vain thing ap
rAud on such rbukes As anieal class spirit
long utc and happiness Iiasudorf precious
Pearl
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TO LOCATE
SCHOONERS
REVENUE CUTTER THESIS
LEFT NOME TO FIND TRACES
or cLAuplNA AND LILLY

NOME. Aug. 81 The revenue
cutter ThOts Captain Hamlet.
sailed from this port August q. 70
so Ia search of the long overdue
schooner Emma Claudlua. which
was bound from Dutch uarhnf tor
narankorf bay when last heard Of
The schooner Cnudiuu vas char
tered hy the Nurthwg stern CONNER
gial company 90 carry supplies -
their mining interests On the 81
teflan coast The schooner LllY l..
also chartered by the same com
pany ls overdue and the ThetIa
will make a search for her
From Nome the Thetia viii sail
Tor the 81 Lawrence islands. where
she win land DR. & q. Campbell
aud wife. who are miaaionnfiea. and
then proceed "a the siberian oaaai
% take up the search fof the over
due vessels There are about II
souls. mostly Americans. "a Lott
vessels Il ia Thought the fheiii
will pick up some news Of them IN
her arrival on the sihefian eusst
providing there are ans auf tlvofa.
u Or thought possible Al thl
/ place that the two sehoanaHa mas
have fallen a prey 20 some wander
/ ms japanese privateef rs vessels
al that class have been haunting
the waters ~ Boring sea. au tht
siberian coast side.
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4 stuck 90 my engine. although
every Joint nphrd and every nerve
was rueked with pain. writes = ".
ualamV locomotive fireman II
huntington. lowe a was weak ahi
pale. without any appetite. and eli
ruu down. AZ ! WIS about - give ar
/ got q bottle of Electric blttefa. and
after taking % . folt na vel aa
ever did n my life" Weak HiehiY
run down people always HHlu aeW
life. strength ana viHnf from their
use. Try them Satisfaction guar
anIesd sPuco, g5e A. @ o. GUY,
Inc, drug store, Second and Ysaler.
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GAR0NKE IN PORT n

The steamship Garoaus arrived In
Port from Nome thia morning with
100000 in sold consigned - the
Washington and the rniou TRUST
companies, ~ this titY The eeaaaI
also brought sn TaaaeuFerH sac
passei the steamers Victoria ana
Oregon en- route fo Senfe. the Tor
nsf on September ara the latter
septfmher m. The steamer 81 Paul
Uaa tn have ler Sama tHa aama
might me- tho llruuua.
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8 DROWNED

PHILADELPHIA. Heut e.
Elght pefH0uH we're drowned aatuf
day nlFht Dec collision between the
Delaware ntramcr Columbia and a
gasoline launch near iiflHfHi In.
The dead Joseph furieHeua. Nade
a Day Thomas puffy. Thomas
eafVeaelr Anna YounH. Joseph
pffnmeI Mrs. Joseph rffameH In
flHeer James urIHsH
ST JOHN. Kan. Sept IA
Santa be freight train ran Into an
other freight here this morning
The wreck took fire and burned
The dead
FIREMAN MCCARTHY.
BRAKEMAN MACE.
nRAKEMAN TlNnAi.L.
Engineer Slsncr was fatally aoald
81
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RICH GIRL
A Thief
ny acrInns Nswa Asa.n.l

NEWPORT. Sept T. Society
WA again startled today when a
mysterious thicf rubbed the benutl
ful second Mira Flagier of jewels
aud money amounting tn 81 mn
The jewel box stolen contained s.
600 in money. two drafts ON "A NeW
York bank Tor $4,000 aud a chain
valued at $4,000.
The most remarkable feature Il
The case Dr. one which Developed q
another recent Newport robbery
Mrs FlsFlcr received a letter stat.
InR that the property would be r.
turned 90 her Il BE- uudefaiaad tbs
thief D. n rich young woman WHs
81 confirmed kieniamanlae.
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riu Nnfti. arAa0N.

James Nolu ana Il strong company
viii upen nest SUNDAY evening #
the Seattle tbeuter "a trust huHt
ing' prireu Manager How haH He#
cured the NcillH FOR e ten week Ell
rHHemont With a repertoire af ten
different PLAYS. special scenery aud
cohtuminr VIII be- employed each
week ana Manager Howe Inns man
AGED Go Hpllt ihe prize 81 admission
I'D Two fnr the entire season
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WILL VISIT
WkLLA WALLA

Mayor Banlnssr leaves tonight
for walla walla. where be is 10 de-
liver memorial address u the
studcnts ~ Whitman college lie
Naa lnvlted 70 make the speech by
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the president of the Institution. y no
10 a college friend of hla
The mayor may not get hack II
the city for several DAYS lie has
tot decided what he utll do slth
the ordinance granting special
privilege 90 Mrs J u Wiun "a add
q third story 60 wooden building
IN the second fire limits II T. pos
sible that he viii veto the ordnance.
or a. an events suggest aume modl.
flcAtiOn az a.
- taa
% 20 spinninx's fof bicycle e.
rafrR -.
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he originated. ana May stockton II
Third Avenue popularity meae hit
as HoHHcY Some good Iduhftette
melody was furnished hy tie mual-
sal members of the company
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AZ the mouth % the anale river
ahe was hauled OF today but little
damaged All The other members
oil the mosquito fleet managed ~
get a. place of safety
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DEPARTMENT REDUCTIONS

Fixtures reduced from . fffit1
per cent on hundreds ~ apefih III
designs selected from our eeIp
hlurd stocks.
Mantei ana Fireplace Goods ~
ducrd .....t.-io 90 - Der eght
Cook stoves and Ranges REDUCED
.................i0 to IS per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-12

Hsd Front ' urnftura Co
MO OPENING on QUIZ MN Up.
TOWN uIlANcIH
leo FIfHt Avenue
O.. 90 ~ worth a. second Had HOUSE.
namNsH CarprtH. HtuveH. etc, etc 81
= Loser fiEHrn Than rNfF afferNd bas
fnre. We have come Co ataB Hnd meas
NNaT Ne faN Get cur pflENas
hAiN Nos On
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-12

cutlery. except 1917 Rogers re
durcd ......-..l0 60 a. per cent
Tin and Enamel ware reduced
per cent
Nolirath'H Bluc and White high
grade Enamel Ware reduced.
sssts.sstststsst. ssttaa III At"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-12

Hotel Restaurant and Bakers
Supplies reduced go 90 90 per cent
Heating Stoves reduced ..........
...t..........l0 20 % per cent
BefriHefltorn reduced $500. Comt
Hardware reduced ..ts..........
............ 10 90 90 per cent