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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-16

tween the various teams directly con-
cetned, and viii unquestlonably be
highly interesting. Teams representing
the following educational institutions,
will be entered for the events; Uni
yersity ~ Utah, l.. u, 5 university,
y. Y university OF Provo, and the Ag-
rlcultulal college of Logan,
II may now be stated that the ath-
letes comprising each team, are In
splendid condition at this early date.
and II can BE- predicted with positive
assurance. that they will be in perfect
form on the date OF the meet.
Each team is determined. II possible,
TO carry off the championship honors
The winner Of each event will be given
q certain number Of points. and the
school getting the greater number VIII,
Of course, have Il right to claim the
honor for which they will compete.
Each team will probably have some
new material but II Is difficult, II not
impossible, nj this time to state def
nitely the list OF enries Ia Is very like
ly that some from the Provo team, and
perhaps one member OF the u. Of IT,.
team, has filed protest against the
Provo team, for entering athletes from
the Beaver branch OF the b. Y. uni
versity, and II is probable that the L.
ID. $, u. management will support the
state varsity In the protest. 1t will
be remembered that two years ago the
Provo boys registered protest against
the y. OF Y. entering men from the
Cedar branch. They then established a
precedent which they are now going
sQuarely against. II least that Is the
contention OF the professors, Then, on
the other hand, there Is a rumor that
n protest may be filed against Fred
Bennlon Of the U. Of U. II has been
claimed by interested persons that he
Is not bona fde student at the Uni
versity. But all these matters will be
settled within a few days, and all diff
ferences will be adjusted satisfactory
to all
LIST OF THE BIG EVENTS.
The events In which the sturdy young
athletes Will compete, are as follows;
Runnlng--sprint, middle distance and
long distance.
Hurdles.
Relay.
Pole vault.
Shot put
Hammer throw.
High Jump and broad jump.
The l.. d, $. U, has dual meet with
the Provo team, scheduled for the 30th.
BIG JOE" SMITH AND BENNIoN.
In the state meet, particular interest
will center In the two giants from the
u. of u. and the l.. d. 8. U. They are
Fred Bennion of the former. and Big
Joe Smith OF the latter These men
are entered in the heavy eyepts--shot
putting and hammer throw, and II is
predicted that Il will be nip and tuck
between them. Booth have shown great
Improvement Of late. and promise TO do
much better when the final and SUI
preme test come The pictures Of these
two giants are reproduced on this
page.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-16

tie royal between six burly black men.
There has been some betting on the
result of the contest, the money heing
placed even. II IL likely that the win
ner will be matched TO meet Battling
Nelson in this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-16
ODDS ON WORLDS FAIR HANDICAP.


q. j. Weller & Co., Of st. Louis have
announced odds on the big $4,000
worlds fair handicap. which will be
run at st. Louis on June 20. According
to the announcement. Dick Weles is
favorite at to /. Mcchesney, the
western champion, is placed at ~ to I,
and The Picket, winner Of the Ameri.
can Derby, goes at is to !. The list
of candidates with odds, follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-16
wALTHoUR SUCCESSFUL.

Thrice lie Has Beaten Rurope's Very
Best Bicycle Riders.
Success has crowned the invasion OF
Europe by Bobby Walthour, for thrice
he has gone against Europe's best rid
ers and thrice he has evolved victorious.
His first race was against Dangla, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
4 HOME FOR HORSES

Twenty-Five miles northeast called
stow s "a Rcd farm, and ts the only
ia United farm for wafn out
Ht-uaed crippled
The mru Inherited BY woman native
providing home for
fricndcss horses realized
stables comfortable The house the farm
rretty furnished fields under the shade
injured find delicious
lenv while On tho vvlhept stables they fud stain
a
Here frenalesa, found ndl
broken with
horse mule an eat drink. seep
hask together
Many benefited few
again able 20 tax
huAvciy the burden O
Sometimes Is 10 suffering animal
miserable existence nut often
until they relieved eom dis
credit and
commonly
plete
fd Acre Opened In Nny 1903 TIE Idea
the United states other
hosptabs hene n Acton london Home
of
year iSs6
a be tus
knowledge exist
5 itself a sermon Kindness and charity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
WONDERFUL
LAKE CHELAN

There b no summer trip which
can be taken that will better repay
"A citizen of Seattle than the trip
10 Lake Chelan la a state famous
for is scenery the Lake thrlan
country stands pre- eminsut u lh
far and away the Erandsat aud most
majestic region 20 bs found IN
Warrington Chelau Is a series OF
#tUpsudHua ravrfna holioN 81 out %
tie very heart of the Cascades
The great central canyon ~ the 80
risa II occupied by the waters 81 %"
Iaka. IS miles long aud from one
10 three miles aide is waters
reach a depth of roo feet In places
aud are clear aH crystal. See cold
and warming with large and NJ
EfeHHIFe mountain truHt Iua shores
furnish constantly changing pan
Drama II outline aud color blend
Iua all 81 the shades If the rain
baN together
And then. the mountains lp up
they taaer. Hr. seven eight thou
sand feet. rising right from the wa
lsf'a edge
M human -rs which has ever
rested upon tHe Sublime spectacle of
LAKE Chelan and It's environments
all ever forget the aae=iHapiflng
sensations which we're produeed.
The #IUzrnH uf seattle Nill have
al HaHtaIrd opportunity fb.a sum
mar r. visit Lake fheiau Begin
mig on August ls aad continuing
for - days Hpeeial faHnd trip
transportation rate u 8 per per
aHH siII BE- IH force ThIH uiil car.
- the traveller from seattle over
the Great Northern To Weuatchr~.
% tha far eide 90 the Casa then
90 miles up thr picturesque Co.um
bla on steamboat - ehrian faila
next 81 miles iu stage coach t1
lake Chelnn. nnd then - miles fur
Their aeHuHa Lake Cheian tH it, head
After staying al long a. one cares
-. tie return trip uIlI - made
ever the same route auI AL for the
original 81
II all b. worth While for you and
vour friends o. wait for this special
rate and take advantage u IL Later
IN The Star will tell you more
shout Il and give Yuu all % the
pointers you need. Thla IL auffi
Gent fHF f1Fnv
Go 70 spinninEa for bicycle re-
HH#Ha zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

ontra efrrf b. the state ~ loved
elth Madaus premier and his ehils
drsu ta support. THE aia riatra and
servants Co "a. and roe. deeply IN
love uith e T.artiauirHH Eiri. BE- =
seeking Co. mauY If has uniY tasf
learned the truth that the security
~ offers ia ~ illtfs value. % wi1
b. 81 value. watson aHy4 n ouiy he
can hold If ard Hrs riop BE- few
years Wat dii - nuf a. for you
Rsu- end utaf has H not cost
him r.
n ga net dream YHu knrT n
aU this IsuIha. sd lnrraham. In
consequently Yet there uaa the
letter In her lau a1irrrar1 IN
Chalmers. aeH snaNu hand There
eaa another m4Haiss underneath It.
which rr could emily partially saes
rSor does MaIar Chalmers dream
know sH TO his money affairs
raII EfIfHH.
%. tod Yaa theu - bic other
affaIrH hIH engagement The
mon within hIm sac beginning T.
wonder and HHfr1
"uf hIa HfaIH zee ~ others
hs 90 nor the mHn ~ talk A. leaat
fNHt BE- SHE broke 90 sudden
fY Iu some confusion Trsth r -
az ErHrI Is fhInn Hf such 20 time
"Wrur that iH7 ~ least uHIesH
vhatr' persisted InErHhBm for nov
her face aaH aFerfrd. 70 was he
who had become IaHIsfsnt
What Z mean r. that Do wouldn't
speak until be aaH hnru FheH
shr vhified aHaa him suddenly
Rer. dIB sou think that after that
awful day IH Will street fuula
De content 20 Jose an track ~ yuu p
Thrrr were tears Haw yelling up In
hsr glorious eyes and be- saW them.
set prrHIated
Tell me What he told you.
EIIha."
aHo told me The whole story -
tls love for Agatha tanrdau OF
their aarafafiuu and lfH cause. Of
Premier and his mad folly lie told
mo the bitter words. Hho. Agatha.
had used Or Dallas and her
mother made her believe. Ba they
believed that Chalmers bad JIshun=
arahIy won her love that be- knew
hIs wife vas living 40 the time
and Boo hIa grief aud Indignation be
told hnr he never HFaln would veE
her by ao much HH syllable. writ
ten or spoken. until or unless she
sent FOR him. Premier. you know,
made him believe she had sent lie
had with him the proofs that she
had wronFrd him. and two or three
letters of hers. and portrait. that
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Or psin or weakness How is It
now p
Doing fairly we'll he said "trH
IueHY there's been no tee Tor n
since since ApuomattaF
fIa. d soldier Was thinking uf ono
thing She. soldiers sweetheart
WA thinking uf quite another
Ne Tee. itrFft HHa half Wur
INJURED the mobile lips tNltHhlnE or
HIHHfInr amIu. mHfHlmHnt af di7
fHa# mischief or pleading which
Waa e. How could he tell unless
he looked upon her hut that De
stood ashamed 10 ID. 80 hufnblrd
MS hr IN bis own fenaft.
#HHItba. then you know why !
dared not speak YOU know al ]
think. except that eli the time ]
loved you
s=Hhaf Ia what Alice wrote. she
whispered BIER eyes Drumming over
her hesft throbbIuE hard go near tp
hts set not not close for Htlll be-
darz not he stood alaapiuE only
her banda
And II I come back safe Doc
questioned. eagerly yet not daring
aH soldier should
How can you 90 With such lh
arm - she murwursi
A mumrutH silence He could not
see Haf face Another moment ana
the sHIaurrei. half whimsical aurH-
TON
Is If good for anything Her"
nd then the soldier understood
ITNfH
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lie bowed his had Tie would
taks ha nl~iisiu-. nanfuily
she sHIi Y1u not only could not
tell sou oouid naf aef##a DO.
EfHha. he interrupted imp~iu-
aaslY. "a ISN'T 50 I ID lis 90 her
tod hsr I dld love Der Scr FACE
hauuta me even usw Vas f.iae
70 hef was faIas 10 Y8u.
fhat Was my faulf HrH' she
aHld. yorp simply. ana then. a. be
aaula not raise his had and loak
e her. She spoke again.
You speak - her face. W~r Z
kn4~ % 10 lovely Ysf 700 see Or e.
Il Vas prrhara IN 81 and not az
IL fs today
ife turned upau be-. surprise and
question iu HE eyes
. told sou a hat she then
shall tell you what che says
HaA And abe took from her air
de fhr dainty IltIe note be had but
hair HHru. uh. b. tie way she
continued. IuHf a BIT mIH hIrtnuHly.
IN you mot miss gHE VIM
Hmn' Why I haFr lost track af
him Tor week. said be. damaged
II though af bic neglect
Alice hasn't said Miaa Uaynor
1iWplinr Then H4lf r'ayfuliy
Naa. there's a soldier aho stands
b. bis guns and never gives up'"
u# faa mssH that VIM ls there
at UfoHkrl1e be #skad half Iu
delight hsIf Iu 1sahf
"A. HHrnfH HHHH EafHHr# rrrFFaH
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nncc lH being paid him nuw other
Wise he would be deluFiug people
with begging letters or DOING HumH
thing worse At Watson Says II
would be- useless for him Co speak
20 YOU ~ thla pa I am h~inE ny
own business manager Rra That
money Is placed 10 yuur credit tn
q cannot take H. Idttha hr Ia
terruutrd a last = DO not need H.
My pay iH sufficient and when the
volunteers are mustered nut shall
be- Commissioned something in the
regulars The amy not thr law. II
10 be- my profession
mt listen. to- she answered
gently. her eaiar family rising
.rbrrr are people Nnu would like %
RIi. whom 1 would lowe to Hid hut
they would not tHke % coming from
me. whereas gaa Gould pot be iu such
way they could not veil refuse
people who have helped You Res
and suffered accordingly That Viz
Hluiau. burton. whose home Is
gone
was gene ElIIba ne be- build
lnE another HHd better Chalmers
aud ace helping
Major tHaImefa che repeated.
rrnegu,eiY HuHEsauteiY -ro what
extent ta Yuu think he could ar
should help Ills own fortune Is 81
seriously Impaired that res. h.
du~a NOT dream I know This but
have learned nauY things be- has
been seeking "a false money Zoe be
marriage on property Mr Watson
SAYS has asufH# lated in yslua a.
much ta mIHH has Increased Think
~ him. a rtaHa and sensitive Viz
FIrian. q soldier and gentleman.
poor ln purse. actually eHIIr1 and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
LUKE THE LOON
INTERNE VS. PARKER

AaAa II HhaHAN p - u Aaka ~ 1T
LIKE the Loon called up Judge
Parker this morning b. long dis
lance telephone AZ Esopus % inter
view him on the platform and pol
ftica In general
The Judge was delighted when
central told him Il vas Like. At
Seattle. who was waiting on the
line Luke gives the interview a.
follows:
Have you ever been inter
viewed" I asked.
Never he replied. Nobody
knows my views on anything eK-
eept the money question. am. az
has been reported. a gold man. and
as Il is generally known I am a gold
man we win pass that question"
Anyway. Perry Belmont can take
care Of that" ! suggested. How
about the trusts7 What Is your po-
EitiOn on the trust question:"
At that moment there was n bur
r-r in the phone and a big silence
The conversation had been ground
ed and all interviews we're off
I forgot 20 mention that the
judges morning swim today was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

SYNOPSIS.
John Haynor. "a prosperous Law
yer Of New York. financially ruined
at the outbreak Of tho civil wat haH
a paralYtig seizure after being rob
bed % funds belonging 20 the Ere
uler estate ReN lnEraham sent
through Columbia cullesu by liaY
NOT ia suspected 81 the then and II
cHtranEed from Rayuor'a daughter
Editha whom he loves. With capt
John VIM. Rex goes 20 Washing
ton and becomes q caNalrYmab
While carrying a staff message he
rides down a sentry who detained
him. and ia placed under arrest At
home his ehum. Edward hufnham.
aud Mrs Fairbanks. Edltha'a aunt
/ start rumaH that ingraham is gull
/ ~ of theft While visiting At nraoH
/ side home OF Mrs lhngdun and her
two daughters. Winn aud lngruham
witness The capture ~ a supposed
Spy The captive. who has been ae-
riouHly Injured is Mai Chalmers
who g. In 80 ne mysterious way con
ncctcd With the lanEdona. Ghal
nlrrs II removed from nrookslde BY
DR. Dallas. brother OF Mrs Lang
don.
Rev tried BY court martial fof
running down the sentry pleads
guilty but states his belief that his
I order Ca hurry iuarrs.d him.
Ordered hack 20 bis regiment In.
Graham Is captured By Virginia
troopers
He IL aided 20 esraps By Mai
Chalmers and both safely cross the
bappahanHuek and arrive - nuf-
tons farm
lnEfaham Is captured By Virginia
troopers Chalmers aida him and
they escape through tho wilderness.
finally reae hiuE Washington
Rex receives severe wound and
becomes guest at HruakalIe.
where. EaHing into the eyes 81 Alike
ianFHau. be farEets his love Tor
Ldltha.
iartuE from his nsw love. Rex.
nov captain. sRsuda the winter On
the kapnAhauuosk IN the Wilder.
ncas the following May. DURING the
strange halt a. Chancrllofs. he and
VIM observe the flank movement
% Lees army. which Hooker and
hia general mistake Tor a retreat
They report 80 cen Drvrua.
With The nth corps Isolated ana
the riEhf sluE practically defense
Jess. The Officers refuse 20 act on the
reports. and Lees master attack be
gius
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M4NIGEl7ET, !! OF: =Cl(0EUaBh
........, BIZ GESfIP4HIy cIfiRFBEEs MING.
49, Sfyg sFa asssasE E55or@

~gnFTHturf eeH ~ Fftr
ttrN1rApfR EnfEpnRlsE RiJoc1t

he had retained only "a frw days.
These be- had placed In one packet
addressed 90 Tier younger sister
that she might restore them that
Hha might know he Uaa innocent iu
ease hr mower returned and Agatha
repsutrd ct her words. You know
uhs rest
uut what else lid he tellY'
asked Res
HE told mo nothing. U.s. until
he saw kns~
And you have known
Ever since the summer YOU
vent back 10 Wellington. yer She
wrote mr iate Ia August We have
been writing ever since. She iH The
- setrst trndefeat gIrl ever
busu"
SLOWLY De- arose from the bench
and stepped forth into the starlight
and stood there. aafrow nirI. Ken.
shH me stricken. TIE DAY was done.
Tho story vac taid She knew then
= hat be had beeH that not Dhal
HsHa buf hr hid auu# uuNurfhiiyt
the heart of d H#HfIH and trusting
Hifi had pledged ta that Fifi love
already given fa another A bat
eIHeiing sNoauinH about bis head
dove el1ar tu the rustic entrance Ht
his back close ta The sweet sin
some far~ just reefIHn forth On
asafah 81 him. and she uttered q
HfIs hair stuffed ahrI~k - which
~ turned Instantly uut n1W she
saa laughing AZ haH aHa nervous
nHHH ouly the laugh had 30 ilttir ~
urrfImrut lie would have turned
aeaY again. buf she rad her hand
frsmhliur luat = bit upon hIa arm.
shall frH Yau shaf she said
them Urn
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Better Than Cold

u vas troubled Tor several years
~lth chronic indigestion and nef4aus
debility. writes y J Green. - Ian
caster. 3. II. no remedy helped me
until began using EIaefri. Differs
which did me more good than al The
medicines 1 ever used. They have
also kept my Wlfs l1 excellent haatb
for yenfa. she says Electric utfsra
are just splendid FOR female fF8u.
bicH that they are grand tonic and
lUyIg1rHtor for weak. run down
women. No other medicine can take
its place In our family" Try them
only 500 Satisfaction guaranteed bY
G. o. GUY, Inc, Second avenue and
Yealer. 80
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ttitAEfEH ANtN. HgaafIHueAl
Her hal NOT thought Ca ars her
until be reached fhr broad pl4HHa af
tn~ ufanHiun. where fhr lights we're
beginning to tafHkis beyond the
si1rinH Lawn she must have come
fa meet hIHA she too. Ike Alice.
held letter In her hand she tas.
llkn AfiHe. ta pale auI safHaa IaH.
bat the IHtsHY face lighted NHh =
smile aa ere fuHnHI 90 him.
lie wsa naoa ~ pou 20 come. Rsx.
I feared sau mIrht br much hurried
Have 1Hu heard yrtf7 There vas
just "a HfHH CULVER about fHa IIHa.
but ths clear brave eyes H=xHH
uiuthsd from h.a
Nat FeH he 1nsurrrt. Dropping
Reluctantly flee soft white hand
They al probably give me day
ur tu.aH
shall sc Ell here che asked.
otter a Iaasa. ans answered for hrr-
ELI b. taking one end 90 TIE rustic
sofa The letter iy'nr. with her
banda idiF ln her lap he stood
moment sazIBk upon her In sHzffui
siicnre. faF she made lovely PIC
turs. she I'D throgn a uFht szarf
- sufue fImsy. diaphnnaaa ush
over her white shoulders A creamy
rosebud nestled ln the earHaaa q
her dinner gown. That bud and her
radiant queenly rlrihuod. when
Miss HaNnor VAS a1mes hat adIlst-
"a 90 psaHiH. and looked forward 70
time when she could consistently
. A.
ture sanaHhaad. she had fsHs8ffen
both.
Seeing that BE- dii not sit she
gave the signal that bears no ether
Interpretation. and brooks M diafas
gard slight drawing 70 Of the
skirt aH though o. make more room
there VS. already M lack and
now b. Io@sHed himself r. the set
Tee. half facing her. hia Ieft arm
along The HfauInE back. and for a
moment neither spoke.
"HsH.s ahs presently began. 18th
I just little start and HhIEsr a.
though ere felt that something uuaf
BE- dome. #Ha haven't too much time.
rs. ~ eaHHHa you win uIah n aee
the family hIrh fact 10 aaa not
POI SURE - HHF vas che = HaW Mr
/ Watson gs#fHf1Hy. end uaW HaH are
going bH#E ta your duties. though
we thought the Aar vas over. aHH
there r. something q SAINT FaH o.
i7=fHf H# for Ha and fHH mfhHH
YOU kHas that mg LITTLE Inheritance
proved much larger then had been
supposed. You know that ms first
a.
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A Big Bargain
Week
At ID. s. Johnston Co. s,
Seattle's Most Progress
sive and Up-to-Date Mos
teal INSTRUMENT House.

We start this morning and viii
offer fur a short time a lot %
slightly used. returned renting and
second hand pianos and organs AZ
prices exceptionally advantageous
ta al Intending purchasers who
have been looking for An onporm-
nifty % procure a good reliable
piano ur organ az saving in many
instances Of more than one half on
good. reliable instruments Of stan
lard make Every one ~ which De-
ur All be- put iu perfect condition
before delivery and sold on the
most liberal terms. Grand pianos
from SEQ up. Upright pianos from
81 up square pianos from So
M and arEauH from 80 up A
more complete schedule ~ makes
and prices will appear later 40
greater values ever offered You
ean make nothing by waiting but
yaH fan save big money by acting
quickly
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o BUTT ERMfLK, BuTTERMILKt'
Oh. huftermllk man
What j. you say. sirf
! drink buttsrmlik.
And an thin as a racer.
! neither sip whisky
Or brandy. or beer.
Aud in consequence
| never feel queer
Hos can you expect ne
To ever keep quiet.
When bufterrmilk'a always
The chief Of my diet
By the cream 81 the dairy.
You re- coming this minute.
I'll hunt % a diah
And get huttermiik in Il.
And smile AZ you. too.
When you take up your can.
And rat-a-tat- tnt-a. tat
Buttefmilk man.
O. BOsH
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one WAS pale AMI aI8W and the
other fresh and rosy Wh.nge the
She who IL hlushinE with
health uses Or Kings New life
pills 10 maintain It. by gently
aronslnE tho lazy organs they com
pei good digestion and head Off
constipation. Try them only pc
At c. o. GUY, Inc, Second avenue
and Yeslcr. 80
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spoiled and N. Judge waa n an IN
pleasant frame OF mind ~ min
utea after rs finish some small
boys from Esopus' big East side
kuottea bis shirt
LUKE THE LOON
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~ STAR DUST -


Let's submit the next lacrosse
game % The Hague conference and
save bluoiahed.
A little International arbitration
about the present hot spell ought
u help some.
Mrs. Oreila Haskell. one % Chi
ezgos literary ushta. has written a
magazine article In which she says
IL would be- a brave woman Who
would marry a man after seeing him
In \ bathing suit. Haz Mira Has
kelI been rubbeungz
St Petersburg has bad no news
from the front for three days No
news Is good news
A Kansas Cts dispatch regarding
the packers strike saya the demand
for meat Is light At this time Of the
year. Nov mag be that's wby prices
are 80 high.
sDoNn with the Murmons. I say
But sill. I believe more In polyg
amY than divorce
SO do the Mormons."
A WORD FRON JOSH WISE.
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IT. aHy evening. your copy % The
Star has not arrived az 6 % o'clock
telephone 1unHet. Main lee. or In
dependent ts38 any time bet ueen
$50 and .01-aud a copy viii be sent
goa a. once. b special messenger.
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STR. Cyrens and Xanthus Lsschi
Aadfona. Madison parks. half hour.
y from 10 20 a. M. to 10 ?. m. daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

Il never saw such meek and
ohedlent woman as she Is Why.
abe lets her husband dictate 20 her
Ia everything.
OF course. that's al due 20 habit
You know she was hla sten0Erapher
for four or five years. and she BE-
came accustomed 70 dietation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

The packers may hold ont and the
men may hold out. but can the
people who buy the meat hold outf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

Go to spianiaga for bicycle re-
nalIa sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

LiauoEone Leave
KHH name and address
- yourself Or
friend At The Quaker and sou
VII receive from the f.lquo-
Eonr Company an order for o
fall sized bottle. absolutely |
free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

A nttle International arbitration
about the present hot spell ought
T. help some.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

- POI 10 , n sundayA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

Let's submit the next lacrosse
game % The Hague guufercucc and
save hiuodahed.