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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02
Must Buy
More Land
Especial 10 The atarl

CHARLESTON July g It is uu.
dcratooa that recommendations viii
he made In the near future that the
United States government extend
the limits of tho naval station res
rrvatluns on the Charlcatou aide %
take ln the strip % land about goo
yards ia width. TOW lying between
the reservation land aud the Port
Orchard route pier.
The immense coal buukera OF the
yard are situated just Inside the
line and should a saWmill or other
mfIammahlo building be built on
the strip Of land just outside the
line the danger iu case of fire could
not De oNefratimatod Should the
$4,000 toms of hlgh grade severn
ment coal stored tn the big bunkerH
ever catch fifr with lutlaWmHhle
material within reach the deatruc=
ton would De almost beyond Caleu#
iatlan A $1,000 900 hattlrahip At
rest In the bay would Boz bat an
item of the property endangered.
That the government viii even
tnally be- compelled to secure this
strip of land for rs owu protection
is conceded and II la understood
that the authorities here will rec
ammsud that this be dome iu the
near future Instead ct being a
menace to tho he tuukru the strip
could DE- IS utilized hN Uncle sam
a. to afford special Profession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02
WHL BUILD 4
FISHING TOWN

The steamer uirlRo sailed for the
North last night She had 40 pas
HeuHotn and 900 toms af freight
The nirien took "a large expedition
for the Alaska Mutual Fisheries and
Industrial company Tho oHpodl
tlun ia going North for The purpose
OF oatabllahinE the operative
town u IunninEa. at pyhua bay
There are fifteen men aud 7a toms
of supplies and equipment The
party will construct saw mills.
stores. Galleries fertilizer plant.
etc. aud expect to have "a flouriah.
lug town BY the time winter sets In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02

Anna IIeid The Kreat breach
coincidence. considers the simplex
ulana PLAYER the best instrument
On tire market e5ha said Tn my
musical rehearaala and practice. |
flnd the simplex an uscFarahlc
companion. Not emily doss il save
the expense of an expert accom-
PIANIST bat &c also expresses your
feelings an one sings which Dr. an
impoaslhNtt1 with separate pcrsnu
&c the plano because. no matter
how much they try or expert they
may De- they cannot accompany
one's SELF with the alme feeling that
- with the vocalist The hardest
thinN GA earth d for an artist 90
sing and accompany ones self on
- plano az the same time. because
all senses and muscles ~ The body
are occupied. gouaru ueutiv render
ing the selection weak and failure
t}at these strains are eufirei9 Als-
missed BY the use of che SimpiHN.
Why Because. by the slightest
touch ~ the feet your aecomuani-
fuenf is ~ YOUR command while the
little moves uaw and fhen en- the
iutie levers produce fhe desired vari-
ati1us ana effect ~ tempo and mod
ulailau that Is 90 desired by the
artist 90 preduee the soul % tuualc.
It's as yau Americans aay two souls
with bus n single note two notes
that sing aM ore
Many artists. testimonials caalf
he published but We simply say a
ven. cali aHd sre hear. aui Play
the Slmrlex Re convinced that no
matter whether sou have ever
Waved che plano or roe vou can
heard eau on ua a. amy time. An
Instrument g. a. yuur disposal
ID. s. JOHNSTON CO
eo1 seecnd Ave. Burke BlAa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02
PORTER CAUGHT IN
ALLEGED SWINDLE

A n Armstrong. a porter Ia the
Seattle hotel. was arrested yeHtuf
day ou warrant sworn 90 BY Iiur=
~ ahuuhuf. Of the Seattle Transfer
company. who charges him with
receiving stolen property lie Was
released GA eaah bail Of $50 II
81 alleged that Armstrong was In
RoIKrd Ia "A clever aWlndte by which
the baggage transfer tickets sold %
hotels by the transfer company we're
used over aud over aKniu. while
Armstrong aud bits ascumpiipea d.
fided the money obtained from
guests for hauling baggage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02

clfEsAw. Wash. July A big
strike uf free gold ore IL reported
near the Poland China mine. four
miles northwest Of town. and owned
hY W n LliieY The property VAS
visited ~ superintendent Thump
son of the Interstate company aHd
Ne A amaliey. manager uf tho
oleutangy Mining company. who re-
ported GA their return that the
strike was bona fide The ledge Il
fairly good ained and 10 hpunkled
throughout with gold The claim u
at the hebdWatrru Of Mary Ann
creek QUE of the best placer streams
Ia the upper country. and Il q.
thought ~ many 90 be- the source Of
all tie placer sold IN that eresk
Mf Lilley has bonded the claim n
Eastern capitalists and force 81
man Will be pat 10 work ia Few
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02
News From East
of Mountains
Bpselai 20 The start

WILBUR. Wash. July The
town uf NeBpllom. ou the culvillo
Indian reservation. has announced
a Fourth of July celebration as u
welcome Co Chief Joseph upon hla
return from tho worlds fair Tho
old brave aud hla warriom viii par
tieiuato In the exercises. aH Will
members of various other tribes OF
the Northwest a biz parade Will
De- "a feature Chanting of war songs.
mourning fur relatives who tell on
the field of battle viii be- given
during the parade There viii also
De war dances. medicine dances.
foot racing. bruncho riding. horse
racing and numerous other sports.
Chinf Joseph haa been appointed
grand mawbal Of the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02
"JERRY" DUNN
IS PROMOTED

BY a general promotion la tho 10
cal offices 81 the Postal telegraph.
} J Dunn for the past nine years
chief night operator. has besn made
chief operator Jerry Dunn. IL
sell known Ia the city and began
bic Work With the Postal telegraph
company a. q message boy IN 1883
Jed Blake. heretofore manager
aud acting superintendent. has been
promoted 20 the position 81 auperius
teua-nt and ] A. Forehand. for
meriy chief operator. viii succeed
Mr Hlakc a. manager.
a. 81 Eller alil hereafter be chief
niEht operator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02
M0RM0NS TO MEET
IN CONFERENCE

A conference Of the elders and
members u the Church OF 1caun
Christ % Latter Day saiuta wIii BE-
held a. Gefmauia hall. corner -
Second avenue AID Seneca street. to-
mafrus one conference viii be
held a. p m aud another Al Z
p M Elders from the various Nor
mon churches IN Washington and
British Columbia all be preaeut
Elder Nephl Pratt presidsut % the
Northwestern Mission. has an
nouneed his Intention to be- preacat
HAVANA. July g. Secretary OF
State Zalos' resignation has been ae-
capisd Secretary u Finance Non
les wiil probably succeed him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02
\. M. G. 4. TO HAVE
GOSPEL CAMPS

Representatives Of the Y. n. c. A.
are planning 10 establish two gospel
camps at the army encampment al
American Lake. The Y. 81 G. A.
tents viii be provided with games
and books. and meetings Will be
held every night The work will be
carried on as In the regular army
during war time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02

The readers of This paper Viii ne
nIeaHra il laau thHt iHEU g. az is1't
aHa aFeHHUt disease tNHt HHlrHH' HA4
Ne.n Hf1H rs .ura iH aN ifa HfHHH# and
that I'll gaMfTh taiIa tHt.tth 1Ais
r the nH5f aaHIIIEa HHru UHW Known 70
lhn medical fraternity tatAEth
ms ....l..Izt..fE4.fa# U.aaaHH EHtHEHt#
Is eaaauH4f ieHal EfrHtmsal liHHt tAs
arh DUft b IHkHH iHttHHHI.N httinH
dIfUefiN HuuH tHe HiuaH HHi WHHaWH
HHFUana HE fhE HNHfCu thHfehN de-
HHfHNfuH che foundation HF fHc e ars
H#t aINHHE HHs patient HHfrnHtl hh
FHtaIHHH Hn ere constitution and hH#
aIHtIHr H#IHHH % UaiHr lfa Wnfk. A De
nFanHI. tafa have Ho mMah faith iH tta
curative HrWtra that thrN otter enc
hundred hH#Iar# fHE HHy ease thar rs
fafH els HHaH send luf Hat If teatH
HHHH = GA
Adifeas r D CHENEY 8 60
Toledo ..
Sold hv nFuaaiata tse
Hake Halfa FamItY rina for coustl
nHNHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02
NOT WITH PORTLAND

Brashear will not play with Port
land he has refused % sign. owing
% certain clauses In the contract
He has had numerous offers. though.
and viii very likely sign with some
other bail team OF the =. G. I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02
sroNGD HER TINT

Mrs n +. haRusman. who fired
a pistol nt an unknown man Whe
tried 10 break into her tent. on
Lake Washington. several days ago.
met with another adventure Thurs
day night She says that someone
bumbar1ed her tent with stones.
one of which severely injured her
Another shattered mirror hung up
IN tho tent while several others
went wide Of their mark After
throwing The stones the man ran
away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02
See the Fleet

The New York. Marblehead. Den
nington. Concord and Albany are At
the navy yard.
To see them take boats from Pier
No 2 at Z. 30, and no a. m, 1.iB.
2 30 and 4:30 p. m. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02

June shows that the births over.
uhelminRlY uutuumbered the deaths
There we're S. deaths and i12 births
The Alaska Pacific Navigation
eumpauya steamer Excelsior sailed
for Valdez. Cook inlet aud the Cop.
per river district last Night shs
to0k 30 passengers aud a full cargo
- freight
The gasoline launch iiyak. which
Was seized some time ago By the
customs officers has been BID iu b.
Tire government. and viii be used
~ the customs officers ~ Port
Townsend for the purpose ~ board
Ing incoming vgaaala
The schooner William Olsen ar
rived in ballast yesterday from sau
Pedro. She made the voyage an
uusvcntfui one. in twenty-one days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02
60 TO TACOMA OR OLYMPIA
JULY 4.

Steamer Capital city will leave
Lilly Bogardus dock Monday. July
4. al 3 a. m. for Tacoma and Olym-
pie. 300 round trip 10 Tacoma; 76c
round trip 10 Olympia. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02

MuLLAN. Idaho. July q No
CHudou makea a Tracy record On
oEndlng officers he IL charged
" lth making a gun play and rob
hInE a saloon here lie is probably
near salteue. Idaho he IL fa years
OLD. height feet weight ise. OF
fIrerH are IN pursuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02
VANCOUVER WON


IBnsoIaI % The htarl
VANCOUVER. d q. July The
local lacrosse team defeated Victoria
hers yesterday ~ a score % five
goals 90 two The same Was
pnaity one. aud vas witnessed By =
large crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02
cAnLrIInF 80 poMn

CABLE LINE SHUT DOWN
The Madison street car line uaa
ahaf down from late yesterday At
trrnoon uHtil midniKht because Of
an accident % the cable The rope
became stranded between FIRST and
second avenues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02
MIL BURNED

DAISY Wash July Ferguson
4 Hopkins blk saw NTH containing
iao.0aU feet OF dry lumber. went ap
ia smoke Thursday The origin ~
the fire n unknown. Loss 5000
small insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02

Three Tree Point. july 9Th. all at.
tend the Catholic Foreatcra Picnic
see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-02
Modern Dental
ParlOrs

Second and Pike -. ever Psopls,
Bank
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CHAMBERS UNITED STATES JUDGE,
Macon. Georgia.

Mr. Frederick Converse Beach,
Editor Encyclopaedia Americana.
Scientific American. New York CITY.
NY dear Sir
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GOOD WORDS From Sub
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

John l.. Bates, Governor.
Frederick Converse Beach, ESQ., Editor
Encyclopedia Americana, New York
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ALL OTHER ENCYCLOPEDIAS


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Editors Office q the Evening sun.

Mr.. Frederick Converse Beach. Editor
Scientific American. New YORK ouy,
Dear Sir:-After a critical examination
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w. Washington D. c.
of History Harvard University
"Dvepment
Astronomy" Or. Simon Newcomn' washington, y. y.
Arthur Haey President Yale University.
VIM r. Prot civil engineering,
NJ " Subway
America
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liberation oil Moments Clubs" Mrs. F. M. Hanger.
Armour Chicago
and Pate Law" Al unnN
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Committees on Territories
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Congress the United Hon. F. NJ coereH,
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SANITARY VIM 7. Sedgwck Mass.
Of Hon. H.C hoa
"The Catholic Church." His Cardinal Gibbons
"istory Carnegie Institute
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Freemasony"
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GOOD WORDS From Sub
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The First National Reference
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Treasurer's Office. The Tulane Cniver.d'y
Of Louisiana, New Orleans ,oo,
1ith December 1U3-
Ereder;ck Converse Beach. Editor.
The Encyclopedias Americana; ,.;.,.
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President:
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
Editorial Department,


Mr.. r. c. Beach, i'N4
Editor. Scientific America,
New York City.
Dear SIR
/ own seven different sets of encyclo-
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americana" ! have now reached Paom-
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Faithfully.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-27
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i'm 8el6mad; oas 8ecept itanmt
non einem Der beiten tueibliden
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bel allen Druagiiten in Der aansen
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