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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-07-02
7sS
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
for
LIQUOR LICENSE.
STATE OF MINI ESOTA. i.
County of Beltrami.

s'.cc /.
County OF lseltrami. -
Notice is hereby given, that application has
been made in writing to the board of county
commissioners Of said county Of l,etrami and
filed IN my office. PRAYING for license to sell
Intoxicating liquors for the mountaineering
on ,lllis s.. s.U. and terminating on July H.
1905. by the following persons, and at the fof-
lowing place as stated in said application
respectfully, to-wit:
q. j. STRAIN DER eco.
On the ground floor of acertain building To-
Gated on the.nel4 of section !. township 400.
range 81 W.
Said application will be heard and deter
minedaby said board Of county commissioners
OF the conntysof Beltram. at the auditors Of
tee. in the court house. in the village Of Be-
midi in Beltrami county. stateof Minnesota
on Monday. the 18th day OF July, 1904, at ~
O'Clock a. M OF that day.
Witness my hand and seal of said Office this
I'd day of July A. ID. 1904.
SlSEAI ID. IL. SYLVESTER
July 30 Auditor
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Go to Hakkerup for photos.
Safeguard the Children.

Notwithstanding all that is
done by boards Of health and
charitably inclined persons, the
death rate among small children
is very high during the hot
weather Of the summer months
in the large cities. There is not
probably one case of bowel com
plant in a hundred, however,
that could not be cured by the
timely use Of Chamberlain S
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. For sale by Barker $
Drug store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-07-02

A. Ellingson, fire insurance.
over Barker's drug store.
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Dad Palmer Makes Bid

Velvet ice cream at the Gri
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-07-02

Advertise in the Daily Pioneer.
It's a good Investments.
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Velvet ice cream at the Grill.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-25
Welcome hlIi

Charles Southwolth tn is on the sick
list.
W. Neuman of Hillsboro was in
this vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. Bogard and Jim Lee were
Denver visitors Wednesday.
Oliver Anderson went to Greeley
with load OF early apples last week.
Mrs. F. Barlow and daughter May
spent Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. j.
Wales
". Vetters and j. keshter were
looking after their interests here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wales, Mrs.
Clymer and daughter Estes, and
Frank Mellon will start for the St.
Louis fair Saturday.
The S. S. convention is to be held
in Greeley September and S. John
WALES and G. Anderson are the del
egates from Welcome Hill.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-25

tract to the carpenters for an addi.
tion to her house.
Miss Maud Clark is getting ready
fer year Of boarding school life at
Loretta Heights academy.
The army worm has appeared In
some Of the beet fields here and is
being attacked with Paris green.
Messrs. R. G. Waters, b. L. Mckay
and Lawrence Everitt wheeled to
Denver Sunday of last week, return.
ing Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid society will give
a program and serve peaches, cake
and cream at the hall Tuesday even.
ing Of next week.
Mrs. Shull and daughte, Beulat,
left last Thursday on their way tc
St. Louis. They made a three days
stopover in Denver.
The Friends met for buinesss and
pleasure at the Eichmann homa
Tuesday evening OF last week. The
new officers elected are: L. F. Thorn.
ton. president: L. B. Everitt. vice
president; Mary Everitt, secretary,
and Leon Hodges, treasurer. 1t wa.
voted that the class purchase the
pulpit desk for the new church.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-25

for a two weeks visit at the World S
Fair at St. Louis.
Several OF our young people attend
ed the wedding OF Charles Rodgers
and Miss Eva Roberts at Peckham
Thursday evening.
Saturday morning at 4 O'Clock hre
DESTROYED the saloon owned by the
Weld County Liquor company. The
building and and contents were a
total loss, amounting to $4,000 Gov.
cred by insurance. The town hall
and Jail adjoining were destroyed.
Loss, 81, 900; insured.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-25
PLATTEVlLLE

Miss Grace Hammitt went to
Denver Tuesday.
Mrs. W. Bushell started to st.
Louis Wednesday.
j. II. Wasley was taking in the
sights of Denver Monday.
Miss Mae Robidoux spent Sunday
with Miss Annie Christie.
Quite a lot OF frost was visible
Monday morning, but nothing hurt.
Mrs. Chambers and children are
visiting her mother, Mrs, F. W.
Hammitt.
Mrs. G. L. Benoy, who has been
sick for short time, is again able
20 be out.
Gene Harrington OF LaSalle was
in town Monday looking after the
cantaloupeS.
James Stanton, ST., went to Den
yer Saturday evening, returning
home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster OF Denver
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Stanton Sunday and Monday.
". A. Libbey accompanied his
brother and family as far as Denver
last week on their return home.
Miss Weidmire, who has been WIS.,
iting with Miss Hattie Birkle. re-
turned to her home at St. Joseph,
Mo-, Tuesday.
Judge Wheeler's nieces from Cali
fornia, who have been visiting with
him for a short time, left for their
homes Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-25
moved to Hillsboro to work on the
other end OF the road.

moved to Hillsboro to work on the
other end OF the road.
The Great Western Is going to pay
for the COW that they killed for Mr..
Albee some time ago.
Claycomb is the busiest butcher In
the country at present, as he is
about the only butcher around.
The new agent OF the Great West
ern here likes the place first class and
contemplates buying real estate here.
William Wailes and family are 60
ing to take in the fair at st. Louis.
They will start in about week, to
be gone three weeks.
Mr.. Sanstrom, the liveryman in
Johnstown, had to kill fine horse
last week on account OF having bis
leg broken by being kicked by another
horse.
A big morse race will be matched
soon between Jim Lees horse, ''Lit'
tie .Ioe," and George Lees horse
Jerry Edwards. " The race will be
at Loveland.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-25
Hlghlandlako

Walter Stewart is working for W.
F. Kistler.
Miss Grace Daley expects to attend
school in Denver next term.
NJ S. Adams shipped several cars
OF potatoes at the switch last week.
Mrs. Nelson's mother is visiting
her at the home Of Henry Holmes.
Ed Balenger sold his farm last
week and will live In Denver In the
future.
Miss Grace Mansfield will teach In
Johnstown this school term, begin.
ming in September.
There was quite change In the
weather Sunday. There was shower
and the weather has been quite cool
since.
The potato crop here this season is
good. The Brown boys have dug
some early Ohios which went one
hundred sacks to the acre OF saleable
potatoes.
George j. Spear, Rev. Father Casey
and D. R. Smith Of Greeley we're
here Thursday looking over the pro-
posed ronte Of the electric railroad.
They took dinner at Fairview. They
came In an auto.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-25
EVANS

Mrs. Wheeler has bought out the
restaurant OF Mrs. L. +. Vigor.
Mrs. Frank Fashbaugh is with
her mother in Greeley this week.
Quite number Of Mrs. Rhoades'
friends surprised her Thursday even.
ing.
After the safe was opened in the
town hall the contents were found
uninjured by the FIRE.
Mrs. Charles Behrens is visiting
with Mrs. Radel at the Il. F. Beh
rens ranch in East Evans.
Frank Fashbaugh Is clerking In
Ioung's store during tie absence Of
Mr.. Young In the east.
Mrs. Malonee and Miss Fanny
Childs of Denver are the guests Of
j. I. Cornelius and family.
The farm house OF Mr.. Randell,
three miles west OF Evans, was de-
stroyed by fire early Sunday morning.
Mrs. John Malonee and Miss Rosa
Willie Of Denver are visiting at the
home OF their mother, Mrs. Chris
Willie.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. q. f. Lun-
dy, Jr., baby girl. Peter Hughes
wears pleasant smile. as he is row
grandpa.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Fl. Herriott and
daughter Mary left Saturday morning
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-25
HlLL880Ro

Mr.. Corbin has moved into the
Turk house.
Miss Grace Mossman was 10 Love-
land Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Lammers'
baby Is quite sick.
The Smith & DeVinney threshing
machine is expected in this vicinity
this week
Work is being pushed on the rail.
road. The grade is expected to be
completed by the first of the month.
The Demorest gold medal contest
was given at the church Friday night.
A good program was given, but few
were out owing to the stormy
weather.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-25
All Over Weld
Continued from page 8.
YOUNGSTOWN

Walter McNott Is going to the
fair.
George Dunn was in town last
week.
There is lot Of building going
on in Johnstown now.
Mrs. Link Minor was in town last
week doing some trading.
The mill will 60 to grinding now,
as threshipg is commenced.
J. b. Bogard and James Lee made
a tri 10 Denver last week on husi.
ness.
Marlcn Lee has thIesbed and says
he is glad OF it, His wheat was
good.
J. D. Clymer is going to have
plenty Of cabbage soon. He has in a
big patch Of them.
Jake Spuur is getting along fast
with the new residence which he is
building on his farm.
The railroad grading outfit has
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-25
ELWELL

Miss Bernice Thornton has beau
tiful new piano.
Mrs. j. ". Purvis is home apain
feeling much improved in health.
Mrs. Loretta Fait has let the con
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-25
Children, School Bell Is Ringing
SCHOOL Shoes.

will school,
slrs? We
School
the adapted climates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
MKER-RALY MIL
M AND RENME
BLACK AMUSED HMsE u roR TEN ROUNDS. THEN
KNOCKED OUT WAITE OPPONENT WITH SLOW uPpuReuT
SPORTS osausTGo-"FAkE" POLICE eHer SAYS

RUFF Turner. the colnrpd boy.
easily defeated Tommy Tracey la
the tenth round Of a strictly home
cooking" flKht at the Seattle thea
ter last night An upper cut 81 a
more or less strenuous character dld
the trick. aud after Tracey had gone
through the necessary cuntnrtiona.
b. gave the signal 20 his second.
Martin Denny that he was ready
Tor the alumbrr paflnr
The nEht WAS disappointing %
the sports Tracey vas clearly no
match Tor Turner. Who handled him
easily from start Go tnish Tracey
vas palpahiY afraid OF hla oppon
eut. and twice tried 60 bump Tura
uera head against the rins posts
during the earlier part OF the con
test This. 40 in the beginning nf
the eighth. when Tracey. for alleged
heeiiuE Vas hiased by the crowd.
made it apparent that h. vas per
fretlY willing 10 yin by foullug
These incidents turned the favor OF
the apcy tatars 90 Turner.
With the beginning % the hrat
rouud u vas seen that Tracey was
either atalltnE or afraid 81 his up
punsut The stalliuE the crowd oNs
cused. capeetlnk a mill toward the
latter part II the contest Il aoon
became apparent however that
Tracey vas atalling from fear. and
the sports serc diHEuatcd
The rud came Ia the middle %
the tenth. TURNER had Tracey go
IrE. aud ehlle the latter vas at
tempting u duck : right swing
Turner landed a left unperCuf
square uu the iav The hloN hos
ever. did not land quite on the
poInt. aud Naa NOT exceptionally
faat. bot it hafficed - give Tracey
the chance which be had been looA
inE Cor from the beginning % the
third round
After being hit be rolled over on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
auelN HOME SERIES
WITH ONE SCALP TO THEIR
CREDIT
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.


Seattle won cut In the first game
OF the new series with Oakland at
Recreation park yesterday after
hoou by the score ~ to o. Until
the eighth inning the score stood
5 90 l Ia favor % Oakland. but Sc
attic Kut busy and damned cat &
talliea Charlie Hall MAS In the
box for the siWaahea and had an
Uff day
The Commuters landed ON him
repeatedly az critical times schmidt
was In Tor Oakland and pitched a
fise same until the eighth. when
the siUashcs nearly murdered him
The aeorc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
PORT WARDEN
JENSEN ACTS

Port Warden Jensen awoapsd
dosu on q number % eurhmsn. Who
are engaged ia saving and hauling
logs out of the water 1t the foot ~
Washington street The men say
of the logs C. Nhhtefef length they
ulah and then lst them float In the
bay Capt Jensen Informed them
yesterday morning that they would
have e boom the waste ends and
tnke them 90 some point where they
would not interfere with naviEa
ton Two steamers have been IN
lured lately - loEa floating a. ran
dom Ia the Ia
The whole waterfront ia Uttered
9th dHuwood some % whleh IL
A. harmless. but there are a number
% logs that are dangerous o. small
vessels and liable 90 be sourtrs ~
considerable expense 20 larger
steamers
The men 10 not ID Il on par
pose. said Capt Jensen yesterday
IA l. simply thuuEh tleaanrsH on
their part As soon IS | told them
90 boom the logs they dld 40 The
great trouble IN remsdYing TITS nut
sanos il 10 catch the guilty parties
~ violating the city ordinance ia
this respect There are a good many
msu Nha are not aware 81 the tat
that II u AGAINST the law 10 throw
logs In the haY
Those men { wiii noilff II
catch them. before taking any stfrs
toward puniahtnE the offenders In
case thia does nut remedy The diffi.
Guilty will prosecute al persons
whom ! find guilty II negligence Ia
the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
GAMBLERS
ARRESTED
TWO HOUSES CLEANED OUT ~
ACTION OF TIE CIVIC UNION

With q fresh copy of the recently
enaetrd felony Lac tucked up their
sleeves And their hearts Ia their
mouths. a number Of deputy aher-
.tna. prodded b. the vigorous
thruats Of the Civic Union and
armed With warrants HWofn to b.
that body. ralded tao gambling
games that have been quietly exist
Ing for several weeks. one being In
The Monte carlo saloon. Ga flfth
avenue south. aud the other the
snohnmish nar GA First avenue
south near WaahlEtnn street
At both places the surprise vas
complete Players. dealers and
spectators wcfc fairly carried OF
their feet hy the sudden rush % laW
and order Windows eoou became
crnmmei 9Th struggling bodies Of
gHmblera. whose minds were fliird
with painful thoughts Of Walla
Waila of a term 10 The ahominahle
cts lail Money. chips and gam
hIlnK parhphsrnalla vas aeiasi By
the rauarl0us deputies. bat their ar
rests numbered just tao individual
dealers. ~ e STANLEY. OF the sno-
homlah Bar. and Prank atapnigi
who seemed To be the whole thing
az the Monte Carlo
Nobody else could BE- found that
would admit that gambling was
running Further action on the part
% the civic Union remains Hhruud
"a In mystery. bat they maintain
that they have a number Of sur
prIaez 40 their sleeve
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TO ENTERTAIN
HLIPIH0S

The chamber % commerce rsesp-
ton nummltts. Il poffeetinE plans
for the entertainment uf the Phil
ipuine commission. which arrives
here from 81 Paul next Friday eve
ninE 81 o'rloHk The representa-
tivea Of the Islands wiil BE- enter
tained AZ the Washington hotel dur
tnE their two days stay here The
representative Hill De given a ride
over the street car lines 81 the city.
being shown the ballard ahlnEle
mills aud Marana HhIpYard Tho
steamer Cartwright niil
be- placed 81 the disposal 81 the com
mittee 20 visit Port Blahsle3
where there are nov some SD ma
dives Of the Philippines employed.
the Puget Sound navy yard and 9th
er points ~ interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18

the floor. ruhhered at Turner and
decided that be wouldn't fight ans
more
on Turner's part the fight was
like getting money from the baby =
hank lle fought along. swattlnK
his opponent Que nov aud then
and easily blocking Rny blows that
he thought might bother him should
they land The showing made By
Tracey against Turner could have
been eaualed BY any novice About
600 people attended the contest
aud an aeHt home sore az the mite
cradle show. fut which they had
paid their hard-sarned money
Ten policemen we're stationed IN
the theatef Zoe the purpose ~ car
rytuK out the orders 81 chief De
ianey 90 pat n stop "a the contest
the minute IL assumed the aspect 81
a prize fight After the affair chief
Delaney said
4 was not present az ne contest
Ia accordance WITH the instfucuona
from the mayor sent capt VII
lard aud a force af ofneefa 10 the
theatrr O. see that the laN Was not
violated. NJ report from them II
that the contest never became a
prize fight and that the las Nan not
violated. consequently they ava at
Interfere They All Hay the eSliihi
ton was a rank fake. TIE tamest
thinr ~ the ktna thcy exas saw
Tho ehIsfa statement NhH uade
az result % Mayor H4illngHs
declaration that n bad kfyen NJ
permit Ter prise fiEht and nd
given The police afdsra To- pre sent
al prise fights - e.
The preliminary nEhf ~ 81
rounds between KID krnut and
Young Sullivan VAS declared
draw The conditions were that
18th men should b. On their fest
A. the emf 10 the LAST round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
WILL SAL FRIDAT

To complete the work Of laying
the Alaska cable the enhl0nhip
burnside sails from Tacoma. where
che has been loading the required
cable. nest Friday for Cape Fiat
terry. $50 miles north ~ which lies
the aoutheru end Of the cable. Tn
der favorable circumstances II 10
believed the work eau be- completed
within two days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18

fbueotst 60 The atarl
HifZNlLLE Aug ia 8.
Whitman, who was arrested la
Davenport last week BY Sheriff ).
g. shorno and released under $500
bonds. viii be tried In Adams caun-
~ under charge Of larceny by EN-,
brEzloment.
lfall the accusations made against
him are true. Whitman has led
quite varied and cheekercd career
A. present he claims that he iu
employed a. a mechanical engineer
al salary Ut 81 COO In the United
states government Ice plant At Ma
MIA. lie has returned to tho United
States 10 attempt 10 prove himself
innocent OF the criminal charge
against him and also 90 try 10 sf-
feet a reconciliation with his wife.
y HON he in accused Of having de.
serted about three years ago. short
" before she became a mother Mrs
Whitman Is n0w liFinK near VII
bur. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
IIow,s This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars he.
ward for any ease ~ tatnrrh that
cannot be- cured bY Halle tutHfrh
Cure
q. J CHENEY q Co. Toledo o
We the uuderaiHurd have known -
Cheney for the last r. years. ard
believe him perfectly honorable iH HiI
business trBuaaetiauH and financially
able O. carry out any obligations made
hF hIa firm.
WALuINU KtNNAN a MARVIN.
WhaieHale ufuEriafa Toledo q
'IfHtfH Cutufrh cure he fHknu Inter
unflE. acting directly upon tho hIuHd
and mucous surfaces II the rYHfsm
Testimonials sent free Price zoe per
bottle Sold by an DRUGGISTS.
THke Halle Family Pills Tor eaaHfi.
patton.
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was. on july B. 1900. made hY ths
court aud duly entered. requiring 40
persons indebted 20 said cor pofstipn
a. pay the rame 90 the undrfHiEued
receiver. ana requiring ah persons
having claims against said cofpor-
sfIan 10 present she same duly Fsr-
flied. within sixty days from the en-
try - asId Order 90 the un1erHiEurd
receiver az the former place - buai-
meas ~ said corporation. the same
being situated near the Northern
Pacific Railway track. near tbs
Grand boulevard at INTERPLAY Seat
lie. o. 90 HaHaIaau 4 johnson. a..
t1ruaYa for receiver aif Faeific
block. Seattle. or be forever barred
from the collection ~ aaid Claims
FRANK X ADAMS Receiver.
Hasaman a johnson. Attorneys for
Receiver aIt Pacific Block Sc
attic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
KANACAWA MARU DUE

The Japanese liner Knnagawa ia
scheduled to arrive sunday from
Yokohama She has a fun load OF
passengers aud freight II 10 not
believed by the local agents Of the
vessel that she has encountered any
Russian wafhhlpa on her way across
the Pacific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
LONG AND HEdRY
MATCHED

BILLY" LhYiEne has announced
that arrangements have been com
pleted Tor a z1-rouud boxing contest
In this city. September %. between
Louie Ions. Of Oakland. and Char
lie Neary uf Milwaukee. Wis The
articles call for 100 pounds. with
the question Of a referee yet to be
decided.
Neary'a acceptance Of the pro
poaal for a match waa received By
Billy IaviKne last night. Long will
Immediately commence training
Although Neary won from Long in
a alK-rouud contest In Milwaukee.
the latter has always thought that
he could reverse the decision In a
long distance bout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
PACIFIcS MUS1 PAR

CINCINNATI. o.. Aug ts.-'rhe
national baseball commission held
yesterday that the Pacific Coast
League should pay 10 the New York
American League club $500 advance
money paid 10 Player Newton IN
1898 The New York American club
awarded Newton TO the Brooklyn
National League club. but the play
er refused 10 sign With the Brooklyn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18

Red Feont Furnfturs &c.
TOWN U1lANClI
fFa FirHt Avenue.
o - % worth ~ Hsraud Hand House.
tufuinhina gHmpftHlnN EuFult4t e..
NaMMNH Gafpstn Stove etc etc al
AaHfF fiH ere than ever uffHfrd be-
fore We have come g stay and mean
whaf 80 ga NEf eur prices
Sale NuN on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
GAR0HNE SAILS

The steamer Garunne sailed %
Nome last night under command Of
Capt Robert Lowe. carrying the
new FLAG Of her recent purchasers.
tho Merchants & Miners Steamship
company She had 20 passengers
and considerable freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
PICNIC At RAKENNA

A picnic IL being held this after
loon ~ Havenna park Tor the bene.
fit Of the Orphans home. conducted
az the House ~ the Good Shepherd
The Catholic Furreatafn aud the
Catholic societies have charge 81
the picnic aud o. large crowd 10 IN
attendance Games. sports and
dancing IL being enjoyed there
Cash prizea Will be given for those
nueeeaaful In the aparta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
GAME WAS CLOSE

SAN FRANCISCO. Aux iS-ra.
coma son out In the game here yes
trrdaY By the a1ure Of 20 l. har
Der pitched fnr the locals and did
good uork Frisco outhsttad and
outnelded Tacoma. Ia spite of the
fact that she lost the game. The
score
Tacoma ...... e0oo0 og O.
san Francisco. o000oe 0i a-t
Batteries Thomas and Hogan.
barber and GoFton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18

Ritfyille'a impending water fam
Inc has been averted By the Timely
repairing of the old city well which
had partially eafcd IN This action
was probably FASTENED BY the threat
90 the Insurance companies 10 re-
move al fire Insurance uuleaa uuffi-
Client satcr reserve Was kept In the
tank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
TO ATTEND pow WOW

Chairman Goodwin and Secretary
church. ~ the democrats state cen
trail committee. Wili leave this even
inE for Spokane 90 be In attendance
az the meeting ~ the committee
which II called 10 assemble in that
city on Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18

Claims amounting 10 $50 we're
filed against the city yesterday aft
efnoon by q = Jenkins. H. u.
Wright and - Miriam. three peddlefa
who paid licenses under former
city ordinance which has been de
elarcd void
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
WEBF00TS WON

PORTLAND. Aug. fs-Ioa An
geles hunched four runs In the first
inning here yesterday and u looked
like her game until the sixth. when
the locals tied the score In the
seventh Portland scored three runs.
which gave her a Lead sufficient %
wtu the game easily. The score
f.ns Angeles col . o o o e=5
Portland ...5s % % . o IS
TRou sit ENOUGH
FOR ONE MAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-18
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of IN. Clubs.

AT PHILAuELPHA-st ST. Louis.
p. Philadelphia T.
At NEW YORK-New York. ..
PittBburE. g.
AT BROOKLYN Cincinnati. ..
Brooklyn. ,.
At BOSTON Boston. G-f. Chiea
go. sc.
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.