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

taking over at several other stores
ia towns Immediately tributary ~
Seattle aud the eatabllHhiug ~ q
Hoehdhte Wholesale house here to
supply them
There are already a2 stores in the
state and ntp resent they are hup
piled by the san Francisco ltpDh.
dale Wholesale house
A GRAND eunfiHFe Uf The Royal
AfWuum sill be held iu Mhdroua
hall In this city August 49, Many
visitors are expected.
gal v + Tucker pnymnHttr ui
the United States army fur the fn.
rIfie coast district reached The city
yesterday from Portland Ho comes
Ia audit the reports of thc pnymaH
tiers Of Puget sound and Alaskan
forts
With Joseph leeper alias Ray
urum. IN hIa custody sheriff a. A.
Thrlfl IF Decatur Illinois. leu Be-
attic for the EnHt today lrrpcr
was arrested lu this city after
breaking fail In So Joseph Mo Tie
Is charged with fatally HthhbluE
Richard Roberts. brakeman on the
Wabash line
The sis companies ~ the EiRh M
United States infantry. which re-
turned from Alaska on the trans
port HHfard left for Forts Niagara
and Hluum. la New York today
over the Northern Pacific
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DROWNED
ERNEST PEBBLES. a YOUTH
FUI ANGLER. NET DEATH
NEAR ToLT

While fishing IN the snoaualmie
river last Friday afternoon. Ernest
PEBBLES. the l2.yearzuid son 81 A
y PEBBLES % Toit. met death by
drowning fiis BODY Vas recovered
hours Afterwards. miles down the
river from the scene Of the accident
Young PEBBLES and 1ohu f.afHsu
a companion. we're fishing about two
miles below the town Of Tait Pee
hies' line became entankisd in mid
stream In eudeaToriug 70 dialad1r
the line he got out too Tar In the
swift current and vas carried off
his feet and drowned Larsen. be
ing much younger. vas unable 70
render him any assistance he
rushed back % the town and gave
the alarm
No inquest will - held The fu-
neral was held ia Tolt yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-08
DEVILS LAKE
OPENING
GOVERNMENT TO THROW
OPEN VALUABLE LANDS ~
HoRrH DAKOTA

GRAND FORKS = % Avs g.
Registration for claims on the Doy
ilH i.hAe indian reservation began
today and a. result thia vicinity
b. witnessing a land ruah similar 90
that #hIHh fsfHHfIF took place Uu
the nHenInH ~ the Huarbud rearr-
Walton The registration uIil con
finas Ha1I5 August - The drawing
o. determine to shat order claim.
ants maf hIa en- the reservation
lands. which all be- conducted By
the commissioner 81 the general
land office HI1 hsEiu nj Devils
lake aa September 3
The reservation thrown open 20
settlement emHfa $1,000 acres
The tract includes the Ola Fort Tot
ten military reservation az well a.
the lands occupied hv The siaHst1u
Wabnelan and fHt Head bands of
the slaHK Indians Tho entire riup
is thrown unen 80 settlement With
the exception - about Is 900 acres
uhieh .s 10 be reserved hy The gov.
eminent faf a public park
The land is more expensive than
the Rosebud lands the government
requiring thaf So per acre be paid
~ honest sndrra Who are foriunaf,
eHHuHh 20 dHaH quarter 90 thlf
aum g per Are must DO paid
when che nefHan makes hiH rufT
F and sH cents a year per acre there
after Until paid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-08

down very clearly therein hat you
have no cause 81 complaint against
these gentlemen armed Nth cam
sraA They are aetlna strictly with
IN the rights reserved q them By
your decision.
In rffsrt yau cunfendod that the
rights % one Who obtains = IKE
ness surfeptitiuualY are superior g.
those 81 one Who huya the right 20
use W Tor one purpose. bit uses u
for another Naturally The camera
fiend feels licensed 20 annoy your
self and family IN the manner in
which you yourself suggested. al
least within the borders Of this
state
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ROCHESTER,. y Y. Aug g.
About two years Az chief Justice
A. n Parker. 81 the court % appeals
handed down a decision ADVERSE 90
Miss Abigail Robertson. who had
petitionsd the court To restrain a
Manufacturing concern from using
her photograph for advertising pur-
poses.
The young woman vas dlsap-
pointed At the outcome 81 the case
hut seems % think she Is even with
the celebrated purisi. To whom she
rscently addressed an unsn letter.
after Judge Parker had said re-
serve the Fisht 20 pat ny hands ln
my pockets and assume comfortable
attitudes without being overriding
~ afraid that I shall be snapped BY
some fell0N Sith a camera
sYou referred 70 ny eause Of ac-
tion A. a so-ealied right Of privacy
and admitted that such publicity
which some find agreeable Is 10
plaintiff very distastsfnl and that
I suffered mental distress. When
Others would have appreciated the
compliment to their beauty. ard In
an opinion 10 nag~e iong you ar
rived a. the conclusion that I bad
no rights that eoatd ~ pFofsetsd BY
your trfhuoal. she sfoes
To - p@rfsetlF fslF to yoa. ]
ought 20 say poa expressly excagtsd
from the effect 81 your decision any
publication under similar eireum-
stances which waa In its nature
iibelous.
II ron vii refssd your opinion
yoH will discover thur yun laid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-08
CONFERENCE OF
MORM0hS CLOSED

The first annual conference the
Rsoreaulasd Church ~ Jesus Christ
81 latter la Saints completed be-
sessions last night
Most 81 the Mormon delegates
from Washington. British Columbia
and Idaho have returned 70 their
homes Much business was trans
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be under the management OF W NJ
Duncan. Dr.. and w. w, Webster.
Il. NJ. Peoples. manager ut the
main store. AZ the corner Of Fourth
aud Union. 10 contemplating the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-08

purchased the stock OF the larHe de
pnrtment store of liromertun known
na The store. owned by y. v
HECK II viii be- operated az branch
M ? Of the Seattle store and Will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-08
UNCLE SAM
ACTS
a UNITED STATES oUaBoET
SENT TO SAN DOMINGO


Obs scrlpps Neua Assn
WASHINGTON. Aug s-On az
count % the prevalence Of an anti
foreign feeling In san Domingo. and
the consequent danger 20 American
interests in that country. n United
States gunboat has been ordered
there from san Juan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-08
AN A7EER 10 MzKERD

Thia entities the hol suuEa for
child under Of al 80 free photograph The sit
unga and photograph be al 10y presenting this coupon at
the Heek Studio Sh Marion street between the hours et
e II a m. aud 80 =. Thu udUya or FRIDAYS
condition the child whose
. picture be taken be regular subscribers Of The
- star This offer Is good to all new subscribers
ssstttss
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LITTLE HAPPENINGS

The Labor Union operative
company OF this city, yesterday
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AT the NAVY
YARD
tspssialto The starr

ARNHHA#AA ~ w NNH'"
uREHEHTON. Wash Aus S.
The cruiser AeH York with her
temporary repairs completed accord
ing 10 survey pulled away from the
nav EafH daHE today and anchored
Ira fhe stream and hrr place WaH
taken the afternoon by che cruiser
AihauF which HaH euuE nt anchor
while the AeH YORK baH been uu.
dsfkaIuE Repairs Several months
work set remains 10 be done Un the
ALBANY The steam engineering DE-.
pafimsut all faIe charge of her
tumaHHHa maHnIHE and begin the
repairs according 90 thr survey up.
proved b. the government
SIXTY aHH men uf fhe construction
and repair department aeTr Frautri
8 feH las mHiaHEh fhla morning
Over aW people gathered at Ever.
green uafH "a witness tho aquatic
races and other sports ou the pro
afam ~ the celebration arranged
lu honor af the officers and rrrWa
~ the IA fa fleet n0w or Bremen.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-08

VIZ nj tate that picture tomor.
raW At Eseaa a Ericsson 1915 Wrist
avenue go
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Lee Escuraion Rates
a. - Louis EhIHaEu and HuHtnu STA
ursar Northern IT. AUS 8. Q. DO.
Ticket office. 81 flfat ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-08

The steamer Mercer excursion
around Mercer island daily. leaving
Lesehl park II a. m. and ls .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-08

acted a. the conference. Including
the expulsion Of /. = Dame a back
sliding Latter Day Saint. from the
The Mormons VII hold another
convention here the first Saturday
ard Sunday In February.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-08

All Straw RATS HsH Price
At p ~ Brooks = - =. 1921 --c-
nnd aNnmue.
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Low Eseurtion Rates
20 81 Louis. chfeaFo and Boston VIA
Great Northern H. AS :. =. 10.
Ticket office. az FIRST ave. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-08

Suite
HoYs MILITARY SUITS $3.50.
The latest fad 10 Boys Clothing o.
the Military suit We are show
IND them ia blue serge. grey
humeHuan and fancy chsylots
In aKea ( q : Coats are cut
straight military Jacket style.
and are trimmed with braid aud
brass buttons erauleta on Hhoul-
deere pants knee length with
braid duHn side This makes
stylish aeffleeahle sult for the
little fellum Regular prices
8 So and & 81 Bargain price
for Tuesday .......-.... $3.50
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SHE WON'T DEAL.
WITH WOMEN AGAIN
THEY ARE NOT WILLING TO TAKE CHANCE WITH THEIR
MONEY" SAYS THE WIDOW SMITH WHO SHOWS SIGNS or
NERVOUSNESS IN COURT

youH today. and for n time when
attorneys for the state were arguing
neeulsd 10 be- on the verge OF tearn.
I never want TO do any business
with women again" the widow said
rintniively at the noon adioufnmen {.
The idea of their making such a
fuss Just because they lost money
Ia "A deal ia atoekal People who can
not bear LOSSES ought not To invest
their money Ia anything but houses
and lots.
Women are not willing 20 take
a chance with their money. A man
who loses money IN stock venture
bears his loss phlloHophicaiiy. lie
knows rs gamble from the start.
and he knows If he goes In to win
he must go in TO lose, too. hut
women are different. They can
take their medicine. and n they DO
not double their money are sure
that they have been Hwlndled,
When this trial IL over abe con-
tinaed. y am going 10 try and pas
back their money. / viii buy their
stock from them myself az what
they paid for II. I may not be able
to do Il all Mt once. but will some
time"
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PRETTY TRAINED NURSE
CAUSES A Big HUBBUB

number ~ letters from all directions
inqultlpg OF various hotels aud rcs-
taurnnts Of tho whereabouts OF tho
pretty nurse with the winning ways,
one OF the men who actually APP
pearcd comes from MaryHyilie, and
the other from Nottingham. The
man from Marysville n a bachelor
farmer and displayed letters where
in Mrs, Seton had declared her love
for downy little chickens ana her
deaire TO visit the farm With the
idea OF marriage.
Mrs. Seton makes an excellent
impression, having travelled extern
siveiy both IN this country and
Europe aud being refined ana we'll
educated She Ia admitted 10 be AN
excellent nurse and among her ere
dentials she has a letter OF recon-
mendation from Senator AlEer OF
Michigan. IL is said that on occa-
sion she was not aVerse TO imhib-
tng cocktails. but nothing more has
been said IN criticism OF her be-
havior. II Is thought she has been
In correspondence with lonely bach
elors OF various places through the
agency OF matrimonial bureaus. and
that when the prospective husbands
became too numerous and pressing
she fled. Nothing has been heard
OF her since her Disappearance and
she Is probably hiding quietly until
the disturbance blows over.
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TO APPEAL
FOR RATES
LuMBERMEN AND JoBBERs
GOING TO CHICAGO CONFER.
ENCE

Tho special committee. represent
Ing the lumber manufacturer OF the
Pacific Northwest In their fight for
40-eont rate TO the East. loft Sc
attic this morning by special ear.
The committee will meet President
i'm OF the Great Northern. Pfeai-
dent Elliott OF the Northern Pacific.
and representative OF the lIarri-
man lines. either MIR Hartman
himself or Traffic Manager Camp
bell.
The committee will hold a con-
ference with the railroad men in
Chicago May %. They will then 90
TO St Louis. where the National
Association OF Lumber Manufactur-
ers Is To hold u convention on May
26-aS.
The members of the committee
are; Senator Foster, u. q. Griggs
OF Tacoma. V. H. Beekman OF Sc
attic: Mr.. Ames OF Portland. ]. A.
vRness OF Winlock. Fred X. Baker
OF Everett. q. n. Emerson OF Ho-
quiam. y. G. White OF Cosmopolis.
and X. l.. White of Tacoma. Most
OF the members of the committee
are delegates 20 the National Lum-
Der Manufacturers convention.
A committee representing the
Jobberu and Manufacturers assoc
citation left last night for Chicago.
where they will hold a conference
with the representatives Of the
above roads ON May 20. regarding
the fight the jobbera OF Spokane are
making for terminal rates, The
committee will be joined In Chicago
by representatives OF the associa-
tons Of Portland. Tacoma and san
Francisco.
The committee consists OF James
s. Goldsmith and II. Y. Swift. o.
the Schwahacher company. |. II.
jennings, secretary OF tho Msr~
chants association. and J. q, Lang.
OF the National Grocery company.
From Tacoma two delegates will 80
G. II. Hyde. OF the West Coast Gro
Gerry company. and Mr.. Richardson.
Of Hunt q Mottet. San Francisco
will send six representatives AID
Portland two.
They will contend that Spokane
should not have terminal rates. as
they would be unjust to the ship
pers on the Coast.
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KISS AND
MAKE up
COURT GIVES MR.. AND MRS
JONES SOME GOOD ADVICE

The taking OF testimony In the
contested divorce suit Of Mrs Lou-
ella Jones against John Jones was
concluded this morning and Judge
Bell will render a decision In the
case Monday, The court intimated
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jones this morn
Ing that. TO his mind. a reeonciiia-
ton would be about the best thing
that could happen.
There is no doubt that the de-
PENDANT drinks Go excess and has
been most unkind TO hia wife. but
they have two little children and
considerable property. which II seems
a shame To divide. II they could
become reeoneiled IL would simplify
matters very much. This is Just a
suggestion on my part. and | will
give the parties until Monday TO
think II over"
Mr.. and Mrs Jones own the
Southern hotel Mira. Jones asked
for a divorce on grounds Of drunk
enneas and cruelty.
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They WILL
STAND PAT

DIES MONIES. Ia. May tT.-Sec-
rotary Shaw. Senator'S Allison and
Dolliver. and seven national repre-
sentatives have united In urging the
leaders OF the i-Cummins forces
In the Republican state convention,
which meets here tomorrow. To be
conservative in the preparation OF
their platform.
The stand pattcrs." however,
have the whip hand. The Washing.
ton delegation is supposed Co reflect
the sentiment Of the administration.
when they declare against the rad
zeal stand pat" tariff question.
Senator's Allison and Doiliyer. Gov.
Canmins and Blythe will be dele
gates-at-large 20 the national con-
yention.
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Heated arguments by the Attor-
ncys as 20 IA eadmlaslhlllty Of tcn-
timony aud the sufficieuoy 81 the In
formation occupied nearly all OF the
time today IN the trial OF Mrs.
Lloyd Smith The pretty widow
charged With obtaining money IN
der false pretensoa by selling worth
less oil stock.
The jury WAS secured shortly after
court convened this morning aud
Miss Rose naughcrty. the pronecut-
Ing witness. was placed on the
stand. Arguments against the intro
duction OF the testimony was then
begun and many legal points OF in
teroat were raised
There was quite aquabblc be-
tween the attorneys as To whether
or not Louis 4. Boardmun. Mrs
smiths attorney from san Fran
cisco. should be permitted Co remain
In the room. inRamueh az he was
to be a witness for her and all wit
nesHea had been excluded. II was
finally agreed that he be allowed
20 stay In the courtroom on oondi-
ton that Miss Daughcrty. the prose
cutting witness. should also remain.
Mrs, Smith was notleoably ner-
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Family" is the double bill now hold
ing the boards at the Seattle thea.
ter. IL Ia even better than Fiddle
Dee Dee" last weeks bill, and de-
serves the patronage OF lovers OF
burlesque and light comedy.
"a Girl From Dixie" one OF the
best musical comedies seen here this
year. is at the Grand. II closes TO.
night. Mime. sembrich will give q
single concert at the Grand tomor-
row night.
Lost and Won" is the bill at the
Alcazar.
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He OWED
To DEATH

Arleigh y. Haney. n piaaterer
died this morning about 4 o'clock
At the aonod hospital from injuries
received while tsklnk a swim In the
Detroit baths. at Second avenue
south and Main street. last satn<
day night Haney did not know the
depth Of the water IN the tank.
which was barely two feet. and
plunged headlonE into the shallow
pool. striking his head on the hard
cement bottom. His entire body
was paraiyEed as the result OF an
injury 10 the spine.
Hsney came here about year ago
from Council Bluffs. iovn. and was
member % the plastersrE union.
The body was taken to ButtcrwoFfh
a sons fnorgue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17
The Stage
ISABEL IRVING.

That Isabel Irving Will be given
a splendid welcome when she opens
her short local engagement at the
Third Avenue theater on Thursday
night. In Winston Churoblll's play.
THE Crisis" In indicated by the
heavy advance sale OF seats for
every performance. The seats have
been going like hot cakes ever since
the sale began yesterday morning.
Miss Irving has "a splendid and we'll
balanced company aud she has been
given the most notable receptions
by her audiences on tho Coast Of
any star this season, except Mra.
Finke.
The indications now are that she
will play 90 aH big business Ia this
city as Mrs. Fiske did.
Miss Irving will appear here only
four times. Thursday Friday and
Saturday nights. with a matinee
Saturday afternoon.
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HID rs
CALLED EAST

Rev. Father George HID Of the
Sacred Heart Catholic church has
received orders from the Holy See
In Rome TO 80 to Detroit and as
sumo the rectorate OF Sc. Altonsus
parish.
Father HID has held his rcctorats
here for the maximum period al
lowed by the rules Of his order. and
will proceed at once To Detroit.
Mich. Tie will be succeeded here
by the Rev. Father p. o'Neil Byrns.
who has for some months been as
sistant priest 1T Sacred Heart
church.
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The sawmills OF the Pacific North
west are now taking vote on the
proposition OF closing ono day each
week during the summer, or until
the lumber market strengthens.
About ZOO mills are members of
the association, and they represent
u daily capacity of 10000 900 feet.
Already majority Of the mills have
dgnlfled their intention OF closing.
Many OF them have announced that
they Will close for u longer period.
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Will Hold Meeting
Retail Druaoists' Association In
dianant at Local Druggists
Actions.

The Members OF the Seattle Re
tail Druggists Association are very
indignant at the action OF n local
druggist. who recently cut I'm two
the Association schedule price for
filling prescriptions. II IN rumored
that they win hold a meeting short
~ to pass resolutions condemning
his methods. Several OF the drug
giats. when interviewed. stated that
II all stood together the Association
prices could be maintained without
trouble. II Is absurd. they said, 10
refuse to accept the schedule. as II
Will insure good round profit on
all prescriptions. One prominent
druggist said he could not afford to
let the cut pass BY unchallonged
and would. In ali probability. meet
In a measure the cut made. Several
others we're Of the opinion that to
ignore the matter entirely would be
the best policy. The case will be
fully discussed al the meeting which
Is 10 be called In a day or 30. &c.
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FOR TWO NEW JAHS

Tho need Of a temporary county
prison at Euumclnw and Ravens
dale has been 20 effectively urged
before the county commissioners by
the oonstabies OF both towns that
the establishment OF one small JAN
In each place has almost been de-
cided upon BY the board. The resi-
dents OF both towns claim that the
tails are absolutely necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17
THREW the
JUDGES OUT

DENVER. Colo. May iT.-=con-
trary 90 expectation little violence
has occurred W TO noon today at
the charter eirs.Ien.
In the lower wards everything IL
quiet. bot aeys-n ANAL rio . have
taken place In the residence war'ls.
where the Republican judges we're
thrown out 81 the polling places.
The betting 10 two Go one that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17
Want MORE TINE

The framing Of a new fire ordi-
nance by City Engineer Thomson
and Building Inspector Place Ii still
hanging fire. The work was turned
over 20 these officials by the fire
and water committee Of tho council
after Il had rejected an ordinance
aimed to cover the same matter be-
cause 1t was inadequate.
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TIE NAMELEss PLAY.

Lawrence Ruasell'a nameless play.
which was given It's premier
In this city Sunday. Is doing a SPLEEN
did business at the Third avenue.
Hundreds Of patrons Of the uptown
playhouse have handed Ia augges-
tions for names of the play and
they Will be given further chances
tonight and tomorrow night. when
the engagement ends. Tomorrow
night committee OF newspaper
men will decide which is the best
name submitted and the winner Will
be given a prize OF 40 In gold.
OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
Hurley Butly aud the Royal
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At his request by the board Of pub
lie works yesterday. The owners
consented 20 make the floor Of the
additional story Of concrete. the
walls Of brick and TO make the walls
around the stairsays absolutely
fireproof.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17
MUlHATE
THE DEAD

BERLIN. May iT.-southwegt AZ
riean dispatches today report that
the tleTrcroa have diainterred the
bodies % German soldiers and have
mutiiatod them.
The empress has sent hs- portrait
90 General Trotha with a.meEHaEr
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ondary battery consists OF twelve
three-inch rapid fire twelve three
Founders. eight one-pounderu. two
three-inch rapid fire. twelve three
machine guns and six automatic
fuaH
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Democratic ticket headed by rob
ert " Hpeer Will be elected. The
weather 10 fine aad a heavy vote
iB expected.
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agitation FOR an increase or pay for
patralman and an Increase 81 the
force r. responsible for tho large
number OF applicants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-17
ELECT DELEGATES
TO BIG P0WW0W
my aerIpps Newr As..n,

FF'F E'9IINE" NV" NJ II
e0NCORp. y. H.. May 1.-THE
Republican state convention for the
selection Of delegates 90 the ma
tlanAi convention at Chicago IL Ia
srsaion here today. The convention
adopted resolutions endorsing Prest-
dent Roosevelt for denomination.
United States Senators oallinger
and narnham were chosen 20 head
the delegation to the national con-
xantion.
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MAKE 1T FIREPRooF

Building Inspector Place this
morning issued a permit for the con-
rtraction OF the addition TO the
Orpheum thaatsr. which was held