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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-01
A Chance For
New WarfaI e ~

tOrpedOes the
nations such uncVzed and all bound
period which will
of his month";
Japan employ explosives,
July refrain anything
which has held be unczed warfare Japan send whatever
explosives into Port Ar
the Russia the meth
fighting likely very effective
1t peculiarly inconsistent distinction that the obligations Of
Civilized with enterprises They
IRRESISTIBLE
told other military the world that
the which the the
vigorously even terrible of human life and
J..
Wherein enrenched fortified position
differ stealing with submarine piercing
the bottom baehP sending immediate death thou
enrenhed
for which all the striving, and which they nearly
achieved
deadly freight take risk than beneath the
quietly and assassin and send bate the bottom
If by without
the land assaults which they preparing make it possible that
900 hVes De saved AT no knows terrible
be the defense
thing
Japanese ready
Why which their
saryp
Christian nations
relative hessness OF blacks confronting ongdnce rifles and Maxim
that plain by
ng balloons white
the
unde circumstances which practically
when the civilized nations another
rules that
affected by strategic skill and consequently the slaughter large
sibIe This is one of the peculiar civilization
Japan, under the circumstances hardly likely
adopting method of which condemned
Her anxiety
their approval step support
argue really represent
civilization this thoroughly
cHvaOus in her
will not do anything spoil her record the the Powers
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-01

yond the pale of civilized states may be
traced directly to the pernicious theory
that the mines are owned by the men
who work them. That the so-called
union leaders have used this as an ar
gument is ur4uestioned and infamed
with this idPa some of the more head
strong of tie men have set up cry of
defiance to- constituted authority which
could lead to but one result. There were
shootings and other outrages and a deal
Of public sympathy was given the men
who were represented as fighting for
the mere right to live, but the crown
ing horror came when fifteen non-union
men were blown to pieces with dyna-
mite That was bad day for the union
labor men of Colorado, the gods had
made them mad.
1t has been in vain for the union min
ers to claim that they We're not in SYM
pathy with the men who performed the
wholesale murder. Perhaps they were
not, but it is very certain that the MUIR
derers were in sympathy with the union
and when once the feeling of the public
is aroused the time has passed for any
fine drawn distinction. So it has come
that every official whether sheriff, Judge
or district attorney who has been
thought to sympathize with the union
has been forced to resign, forced" is
used literally for it is no secret that
threats of the rope were used in some
cases. The union hall in the town of
Victor was rafded by the militia and
there were found a series of photos of
non-union men. Some of these were
peculiarly marked. They were photos
of the men who were blown to pieces
with dynamite, who were shot or beaten
at various times or who have mysteri-
ously disappeared.
What can be, the only result of such
as these? The public is long
suffering to a fault but this time the
people are aroused. There are strong
men in Colorado and it is to those
strong men the people of the country
look to wipe the disgraceful stain from
the escutcheon of their state. The Of
fcials who have connived must be pun
ished as well as the men who have muir
dered, then, and not until then will
Colorado be considered as a civilized
state once more
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-01

The desperate activity OF the Vladi-
vostOk squadron is evidently due to the
desire on the part of the Russians to
force Admiral Togo to weaken his
blockading squadron at Port Arthur in
order to run down the Vladivostok fleet
With the blOckading fleet weakened,
sortie could / made by. the Russians
from Port Arthur harbor with some
prospect of success. Togo is not like
ly to loosen his grip ard the fall OF
Port Arthur is likely to occur very soon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-01
Roosevelt The
Whole. Thing 80.

remark that didn't having convention Why not let
convention, trouble?
Te daning that Theodore RoOse
welt the dictator of the Republican and the Republican
policy continued this He is the saddle He does not
Sheldon national committeeman from New
York, the committee today and said he
him all sudden that President
thing the gathering Chicago is merely matter
taking and carrying orders Our insiders from the West knew that
New York the play tumbed what
on Of packed his doll and
home"I
his IDOL rags" of conspicuous
ROOYe domination is certainly remarkable but it gi
qualification
ability
thoroughly united him. The Democrats notably lacked
Cleveland He their the
remember that like Roosevelt his
day bitterly o trying whole thing"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-01

1t is not likely that France will allow
Russia to coal her vessels at her vari-
GUS colonial ports. If the Russian want
to save their fleet they had better keep
1t at home. 1t will - no good in ORR
entail waters, and will only decorate the
bottom of the Yellow and China Seas.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-01

Texas probably feels insulted. The
Prohibitionists went to that state for
their nominee for vice-president. If
they had seleced the head of their
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-01
Furnish ed Rooms TO Let

A nicely furnished front room. Mos
quito proof and electrict light. 494 Bere-
tania near Punchbowl.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-01
HIGH sHERIFF BROWN M,

High Sheriff Brown is i'll at his home
at Waikiki with fever He win not be
able to accompany the Acting Governor
and party around the island.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-01
T~N~~~FY = =, -, ' '.
Disastrous T.. !
To UniOniSn1 !
IsD'ts'' 1'.i. '.

results a application OF
Never in the history the toll of the
a
is the such troubles recently
Colorado which indicate that the limit and
that a retur the o
placed Colorado be-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-01

"WhOm the gods wish to destroy
they first make mad" is an adage
which has done yeOman service in its
time, but the opportunity to use it in
reference to the labor troubles in
Colorado is irresistible. The excel
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-01

There is a possibility, perhaps not
very remote, that the war in the Far
East may radically change in char
acter before the end Of the presen.
month. Up to July 20 both the beIli-
gerents are bound, with the other
civilized nations of the world, to abe
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-01

ticket from Kentucky it would have
been the height OF political sarcasm.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-01
TO Rent

One or two nicely furnished rooms
suitable for couple. Two story build
ing rear Of German church, Beretania
Avenue
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-01
Electrician.

Geo. D. Jones 92G Fort Street near
King. All kinds of electrical work
done.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-01

The principal Democratic criticism
of the Republican national convention
so far has been in the form of a taunt
that Theodore Roosevelt was "the
whole thing" One of Mr.. Hearst's
correspondents opened a picturesque
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-01

Some great rich W forgotten whether he good mott when
the point of death thought
exclned "A million
surely waraue which he placed time but the golden
Of prosperity and things Practically speaking
little dime will buy what millions
produce For instance single portfolio the Forest City, series
Worlds Fair clearly and accurately the mind
perfect ideas Of the immense Exposition structures elaborate exhibits
which involve vast think, of these
worth RETAIL original photographs fully $780, had
for a single dime Parts and II ready.
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Lost
situation Wanted
w anted

Deskroom, convenient, exclusive and
reasonable. Address K, Star Office.
To gentlemen of ability an excep-
tiOnal opportunity is offered to engage
in an extremely profitable business no
capital required. References must be
furnished. Address TX" in care of
Star Office.
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For Sale

Building lot corner King and Kane
hamaha road. Palama terminus of
Rapid Transit road. Apply at Star
Office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
Butter Esss. Cheese.

Native creamery. % reF ~ East
efn creamery. fresh. aoU &c rs
Pes %ativa ranch. 4aH fng ore
nou ranch. 11e 1os. Eastern. 21c
dor
Native ranch. ff11an ~
Poultry.
Chickens hens ttei srfinE 9oc.
Ducks. live. itel dressed. ttui1c 10
Fish. Etc.
ffalfhuf. tu4tsr per ID. salmon
trout l0alte per d. founders. g.
Per ib naiea ti4c per 10 Hhrmps.
i1na per %. Hmeitn. scarce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

PROF SHELDON. THE PA MIST
IL now iu Seattle HHd can De- consulted
nu Hii affairs rHftHuiHu e. human
welfare. lHFr. faITfahiu. marriage.
divorce business. sickness. HurfHla-
fl0u. iHNuHItH uHd transactions af HII
kinds De- iurHf#s mines iHHt treas.
ares. aherHt friends. tolls f fuur
wife husband Hr HwfefheHff on true
nr fafae. feIIH WHu lHd Whea 90 MAR
rs tIr FatifaH InHrfH quHrreiH fam.
ilr TROUBLES. etc BE b different from
powers IF sou Go nat find him WI-
ufriHt % all others De- refuses Co
accept single penny Tor bis HefFa
tees FalmiHtrH taught madlumlsfic
On. Co q. m and aIl DAY sunday. Zee
NAL hotel. lii0 First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
Would Rob a Mother of
Her Pretty Daughter
NORMA HoYT, THE TACOMA HIGH SCHOOL GIRL,
WAS SOLD INTO LIFE OF SHAME FOR PALTRY
sUM-WoMAN AND TWO MEN ARRESTED

stay Ia Victoria was short and ths
+ trio LETT Tor Vancouver. where the
+ young FiH De- said 10 have been
turned over 10 French Carien ard
paid - the interruptions John
fDu woman aud her companion.
"wednesday night Detective Fifz-
"Wednesday night Detectives Fttz=
gerald aud Ellison. who. with other
officers. have been working on the
ease ever since the girls disappear
Hurf.
ARRESTED CHAs BARRETT
on suspicion ~ being concerted with
the affair Barrett however. pro-
f'ased utter ignorance Of the where
abouta u the girl. but later stated
that be had been given 81 under.
stand that the Johnson woman and
Gates bad taken her o. Spokane and
from there 70 NuH their Intention 70
o. - hampa Idaho. Other infOf-
nation pat the officers on the right
track. and the police 81 Vancouver
were notified Of the whereabout q
the trio
Geftie johnson viii be brought
back 10 thla city % stand trial aB a
pfoeureaa Horace Gates who claims
30 De an advertising man. will prob
ably have % face far more serious
charges
Mrs Emily Ioyt. the mother u
the girl. has gone 10 Vancouver 70
bring back her daughter.
Horace y. Gates 81 we'll known
in the Seattle underworld Hlh firnt
appearance here vas about four
years ago a. one Of the publishers
~ che Court News. a blackmAling
sheet printed on paper Of glarink
PINK hue The paper flourished.
aud Gates. who De- young fellow Of
fine appearance. lived on the fat
81 the land until he turned his bat
teres against the late william /.
Meredith who At that time vas
chief ~ police.
Then the publishers ran up
AGAINST tho real thlnE One day
when a particularly aeurrilous Ar
ticle attacking the police was In
type. Meredith walked into the
Court News office and literally
wrecked the establishment
Gates disappeared and was merit
heard from Ia san Francisco. Al
this tine. In 1901. the local secret
service detectives we're on the look
out Tor him. believing that be had
been engaged IN working With q
TauR that was passing o0nfederAis
and state Bank Of New Brunswiek
hiils Information reached the gov
eminent officials that be Nss ne
rotating for the bills With Chi
raen firm on july II. 1901 Gates
AZ that tine Wha using a lock bon In
the Seattle post0ffics. and waS par
tieularIY anxious to get some OF the
worthless notes
II b. thought that he succeeded IN
procuring some Of these spurious
bills bat WHISTLER he passed them
has never been learned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
TRICKE:D
Boatload Of Strike Breakers
Arriving at Hoquiam Say
They Did Not Know Strike
Was On
Especial To The starl

HOQuIAM. AUG 10 The steamer
Homer arrived In this port ysHtef
day With - passengers. who came
~ work at the Northwestern Ium
Der company plant. which has been
CLOSED down the past two weeks ~
ing % large number 81 men walk
ING out after being refused higher
wages A reporter interviewed the
group uf men who came up on the
Homer and they said
We were sent here BY on en-
pfoyment agency in san ffanctHfn
Who told ua the mill had been closed
down for two months and was just
starting uu None Of uH seem to
know what wages would be- paid
but understand tho wages "a be
fill and board while uthefn say
not We did not know 81 trouble
CT that e strike Was declared. al
the agency told ua everything vac
all right A. the present time the
WHEra Ne have been working for ln
California Be- g. and better Some
Of us have families and We are not
cure whether We will stay OF not
Manager NcGiauillu. 81 the mill
company. said
= know nothing about the mat.
ter. II o. news 10 me
Tho sash and door factory BEGAN
operations this morning With a full
crew and Il Be- hoped % run ~ the
fall capacity orders far COCO spruce
doors are On hand and u IL desired
o. complete the order as soon a.
pasafbIe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

TACOMA. Aug ~ Miaa Norma
Hoyt. the high school Flfl whose
home b. at so North * street. and
sho has been missing since "a areh
ego Monday. has been located in
Vancouver. -. e bY the police. she
having been eHtiecd away from her
home by a prueureaa and her male
ssau6IateH One 81 these De- now in
jail AZ Vancouver and another man
whom the police think Waa impll
Gated Ga the uefnrleuH plot. Is in
jail % Tacoma
on information supplied them bY
The Tacoma police the Vancouver
authorities located MlHa Hoyt ia d
hotel ln the Vancouver tendefloln
Horace Gates. well known char.
cter ~ this city. aud Geftle John
son. the latter "A former inmate ~
the Globe hotel we're with the
girl and are also Ia the Vancouver
jail
The Tacoma police have obtained
Information which leads them 70
believe that the Johnson woman
and pHramaur have been engaged for
nearly two months IN their efforts
90
ENTICE TIE HOYT Girl AWAY
only succeeding last week The giri
Is said % have formed an attach
msnt for Gates This the pair soon
learned aud plans % accomplish her
ruin we're laid
Prom what could Be learned here
yesterday r. la claimed that the
JahuHon woman aud her man.
Who Is also well known e. the po=
lice. aehemed % induce the Eiri 20
go 70 Vancouver and become an In
mate o. a pariur house run b.
sFrsueh" Carieu The two human
tultufea were e. have been paid the
aum Of - when they delivered the
girl
GLITTERIEG PROMISES
Of untold wealth and ease Were laid
before the girTa eyea and. having
but little experience In tie ways -
the world. che was Induced 10 be
Ilsve the fabulous stories told her
of the life che vas 70 lead. when
she left the camp at Naahuu island.
- here uha had been since July g.
arriving tn the CITY seek ago
Monday. ahe ia said 20 have beea
met ~ the dock ~ the johnson 40
man. They are said 60 have visited
veil kuauu resort and after this
tirkeiH for Seattle we're purchased.
The two thea gave out the infor-
nation that they were going % spo-
lane and from there to a mining
camp a. Sampa. Idaho. This lnfor-
nation waa impaired % several q
the friends - both Gates and the
johnson woman. ThlnkinE that
they rad thrown a cloud over their
movements that vould battle the
police. the trio quietly left town.
They vent from Tacoma 20 Seattle
and from there 90 Victoria. Their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
Drowned in The Wenatehee

EVERETT. Aus - MIsH Cora
Re- bau. Of HIllYard. Wash. and
James Ryan. o. Wenatchse we're
drowned "wednesday afternoon while
bathing in the Wenairhes river
Miss neekun got beyond her depth
ard WaH taken With q rnmp She
vent down and Ryan In attempting
to save her M Loot bis life The
bodies we're recovered wtthin 30
minutes after the accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

Sugar. Golden g.. in sacks. fsff.
Ertra e.. n afkH. fst' powdered
On barrels $3.50. dv FrHnuiHtrd IN
sacks. ffnf. cube. In barrel. $3.50.
llouH patent usf barrel $50
crown. tfTt Straight pHr barrel
$3.50 Cold Medal ta1f Minnesota
hard wheat s. 90. rHIHhHry. $3.50
pIuahury'a UeHG ff7a. STANDARD pa
krta. 1rTH. whole wheat flour per
barrel. 500. graham. $3.50 graham.
i0a Per bale. falf. rye flour Sos
per barrel ftft. rye -four Toe per
bale 22f9 rye meal. t0a. per barrel
ftGes buekwhcat. per barrel s. 90
germ meal l0H pcs bale faTE. corn
meal. Sos. rrr barrel. ftda. yellow
corn meal iQs per bale. 3 90 white
corn meal t0a $500. rolled oats. Per
barrel ggC. tess. wheat flakes.
box. &c lbs $500 Fafins. per barrel.
$50. FHfiun. 10-lh sacks per bale.
5 o. humlny, large per barrel
$3.50 hnminv. small. t0H bale. s. %.
Holly ralf-nlHiug huckN heat. per
case. St2fs Holly cake and pastry
flour. per ease. tt00. pearl barley.
2s-tb boxes. per cWt, ftbos pearl
barley fa0-tb sacks. 1900. FrlH
pens. VS=lb boxep $500. sriit peas.
ioo=lh boxes, ti.te. pepsofu, per
ewt., i3.t0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

PROP WALLACE
THE HHfNEE uE aAlWNHNA NIH
AND fAtsMfNTH moss located iH fhr
I.rIaefHIfY end IHInH streets. TAO
wUfiHH greatest ualmIHt and clair
RuHHHI may hn consulted daily ul
Ell affalra 20 life tie reIuItra thu
causes speedy marriages locates hid
den treasure. advises yea as fu
whether o. not sou vii be success
al iu mining Hr ~ lHainrHn tie iHuha
allie aau. and 0fEeuilmeH bF Naud az
HfHr gives Son hack sour tHHt nefEr
and HHfrEF $50 matter what trouble
sou may have call and BE- sill helm
you Inrfafa De- Hatsl Nrudame.
First avenue fHrtwrfn Union and
TuiNafHlte sfrrefal.
Ter the nrNt seven dHfa I viii mako
life readings fHH one fourth 81 MS
regular price, e. cents and g. 20 ono
and aii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

mai5ra hoass s6d iaffs
lot - Oriental uiA Main isait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

Tor Usia. central seattle. level and
dHf ufies So Phone Urd alHh.
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WY

You have % g. three times 81 far out
10 e'k altfi9ifksIt SEATTLE
lots rtsht on she ear lire riFht on
the lake. With 4 lAgo sehool house
ftaht ga che addition
TERMS ss.bS SoaPo2Sp SOC \
WEEK
n ell the real estate men in Seattle
s fs@' a.. ~ s '@s sss ~ ssy sd =
ciese De- nor - cheap aH We otter
thsa- iafss iats We hasa owned -
aares tveutys eight fvarH. since SCAT
sss. vs. =. , s'1sss S = I'D ' 4,
ia fidirutuus 90 think fer tnius
utr anybody could uu8 land e.
ms time a. ghgaE aa ~ sen =, eel
fFU afbEwAiks HLEsrWiC
ltuHrs and TELEPHONES VOW
Dest baY anywhere on = rrosaiss q
.ssss iHp, s,.,.sssss $50 slss,,s vdev
After You zee soHthsaat Seattle ua
man oh earth can tonFincs EaH p
hss ssi's5 FTP s,,'aH Tor HUN 3
rhls taed hssiaa ga nsaean um and
extends b. Take Washinnfan fakins
b. part % Rainier lislkhfn a fine
plank street ffum tifHt afruHr 80
kaatheaHt seattle level al ~ wag
I'M ~ R ~ tss' llash,sa Z, 80 h
ere both Within NJ hinrkH = SGT TIT
EAHr SEATTLE ard Rainier
Heights lire miii - fNHHnfHH Eaust=
ttNeiN fnfa SUMMER ca the aHattlHH
peat asiaY aaa yea VII have roth
Ina % regret rakH aur WhshfHktaa
street ear e Southeast NeaAffr#ta
ruHs through she middle % thH aiHH
tan-haN fhHFe aHa yea uil save
months "a time WhtHh NHu miIi ifaH
- uNinN way eat uhsfe sea eam h4f
les aa cheap 80 ears
nffIee NqnH until 4 evenings
SEATTLE IIuMEHFEkEHH co
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200 az acres within Na feet II
steamer landing ilhsal w s,,.t
cleared atrrs in meadow ne
timber noiI blatk lunW wei hud
npriue me apple trrYH iu heatthE
cherry and other fruit ttEsn
room yUtIHEe. hntH chicken
mouse and oth,f putuulidtuuH
fErTHNUuEN a At1Nllia
noom "a tiuAwal hldH & y CORNER
Columbia street and SECOND Ave
SMALL. chicken ranch lhrEe lots.
house aHd ahaut au chickens near
rat line and Enud school must ngH
6r 81 daWu ana 81 per month
Chickens will easily unY fgr place
Take ans ear on Washington rirvvt
20 Southeast seattle Ask tm cole
CiuCkEN RANCH
one ef the finest five arHss. an rul
uKattd and fenced. orchard lats,
roem house bhtuH and thlt sen
" diiusi2 II Eelsr 6lesk
FuRTY AeNrs. ri,h tsyel land most
ly alder and tiHr maple tract faces
toaH. rfIee q Ua uf would rs=
rhHuHt and phf HutHe cash Zoe house
and lot iu town. See oWnefs ue
New York hieek
RANUuEa arrp aud small. and acre
age Hlaa houses aHd lots tu hH parts
"a the eIfY fuf sale
LET Nuuf rrupHftN With me 10 h"t
nsk exclusive fiThE
= n Utiuthlt. eli Eplsf hluEks
FORTY ACRES Near Auhurn rirh
level land. mostly aidrr and maple
meet cottage With Z largo rooms
Fuud harm and chicken house price
RGuIRr MAtrnY uo New York uih
For Sale-Timbcr Lands
HoMFHrEA ADS ard timber claims fs=
Iln4ulahmeut e. vel Improved home
stead rhanp
q " NNuWN. The Cruiser.
st Pacific Hloek
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