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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-08-18
Suits have been instituted BY The Gull

Suits have been instituted by The Gulf
Refining Co., an independent concern,
charging the Illinois Central and the
Louisville & Nashville railroads with dis.
eliminating in favor of the Standard Oil
Co. by special rates and rebates. As a
result the offending roads have issued a
new schedule of rates and promised to be
good by granting no further rebates to
the Standard Oil. but placing all shippers
on an equal footing. The Gulf Refining
Co. Is a Texas concern controlled by
Pittsburg capitalists, and the action oil
the roads mentioned, following the filing
ofthe suits. is blow at the Standard Oil in
its attempt to .monopolize the petroleum
trade in this country, by compelled spec
ial rates and discrimination in its favor,
to.the detriment of the independent con-
Germs. The roads refuse to longer give ii
the advantage long enjoyed. serving final
notice that hereafter all persons offering
oil to be carried win be charged the same
rates.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-08-18

One of the first things M. White did
after arriving in this country was to have
a confidential interview with Frank. A..
vanderlip of the National City Bank
the chief bank of the Rockefeller group.
This is not without significance. 1t is
not, after all, the Gear and the Mikado
who dictate peace and war. 1t is the
Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, the Nor
gans and their kind. In proof of this,
the following news item appearing in
Saturdays papers is bit of evidence:
y. P. Morgan is ready to finance
peace. He has informed President Roose-
welt that he will guarantee to sell in
America from 5000, ooo. 900 to $3.50, ooo,-
600 of Russian bonds provided peace
comes quickly. Joined with Mr.. Morgan
in this great move to end the war are
said to be the Rothschilds, who are the
banking kings of Europe. The plan of
the 6nanciers is to make it easy for Rus
siasto declare peace, but to render it i'm
possible to continue the war;"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-08-18
Republican Revolt In Chester

A stir has been caused in the political
circles Of Chester county by the with
drawal of the Machine.slated republican
ticket, which indicates the collapse of the
combination in that county headed by T.
Larry Eyre. One of the influences which
led to the withdrawal of the ticket was
the number of assertions from the ticket
and the Machine. The old Machine is
now completely at the mercy Of the new
regular republican organization of the
county, which will control the affairs OF
the party this fall.
No political event in Chester county in
quarter of century has created the
sensation that this wholesale withdrawal
of ticket by a supposedly invincible or
ganization has done. Political workers
like to be on the winning side; they fear
expressions of weakness and hence this
withdrawal of all the candidates sin the
interests of harmony" has deceived none
of them.
Following so closely on the overthrow
of the Machine in Philadelphia, the
wrecking of the ironclad organization in
Chester county is regarded as further
translation of the political handwriting on
the wall. 1t is interpreted by politicians at
the State capital as the beginning of q
general collapse by counties of the State
Machine.
Now that "model' political organiza-
ton has crumbled to pieces other county
leaders fear the worst, says the Philada.
Press, for they have been taught second
time in as many months that no Machine,
no matter how powerful, Is one-half so
strong as the people once aroused. Real
izing this, county leaders fear, and with
good reason, that the uprising of the peo-
pie against Machine rule is on in the
State. and that it has gained too much
Roadway to be checked.
Already there are signs of popular re-
volt in York, in Lancaster, and in several
other counties. Chester is not alone.
The people there have simply struck
home more quickly than those in some
other parts of the State. When Eyre and
Snyder struck their colors in Chester,
they gave the signal to other and weaker
county leaders. The response is bound to
come. Such is the belief of conservative
and practical politicians who have been
1.A ct- ut t1a for
some time past.
/. Barring none the Chester county Ma
chine was regarded as the strongest in the
State, outside of Philadelphia. 1t was as
powerful, on smaller scale, as the Phil.
adeiphia Organization" in the palmy
days of Durham and McNichol. These
are facts which are being told and retold
by politicians, State officials and others.
The trend of the comment is that it 10 the
beginning of the end with the State
Machine.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-08-18

The railroads are kicking vigorously
oyer the enforcement of the law which
limits the number of cattle to the car
and prohibits the stock being carried
more than 28 hours without unloading
for rest, water and feed. It's the pro-
vision restricting the number of cattle to
certain length cars that is causing the
kick as the railroads believe in crowding
the cars to the limit, and can't bear to see
space enough to permit third of the
stock to lie down at time not taken up
by more cattle.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-08-18

back is real money. Like gold and sill
yer, it comes direct from the government
to the people. If you burn it, and do not
supply its place, you contract the currency
at time when such contraction means
national disaster. If you burn the green
back, aud allow the national banker to
supply its place with his own notes. then
you rob the people of thirty million dol
lars annually and give the spoils to the
banker!
The greenback is the barrier which
stands between the national banker and
absolute financial despotism. Let it
alone!
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-08-18

Three hundred and seventy-eight DIFF
ferent TRANSACTIONS of the Bible are being
used to make the heather good consid-
erably more than the different makes of
rifles that follow them up to complete
the job.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-08-18

October has been selected as the date
upon which will begin the trial of the
twenty-four beefpackers and lawyers and
corporations indicted on charges of COM
bining in restraint of commerce, accept
ing rebates and interfering with Govern
ment witnesses. Each case will be taken
up separately and it is probable that at
least three months will be consumed in
their trials.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-08-18

It is now stated that Notwithstanding
the definite announcements that Congress
was TO be called in extra session in Nov
ember for the consideration of the railroad
rebate and other pressing questions, the
indications are now that no extra session
will be called this year.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-08-18
Stomach Trouble and Constipation.

No one can reasonably hope for good
digestion when the bowels are constipat-
ed. Mr.. Chas. Baldwin. of Edwardsville,
ILL.,. says, II suffered from chronic consti-
patton and stomach troubles for several
years, but thanks to Chamberlain's Stom-
Why not get a package of these tablets
and GET We'll and stay welil Price as
cents. For sale by Eli 7. Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-08-18

The Administration is said to be
seriously considering the proposition
that the Government abandon the effort
to construct the Panama Canal directly
through its own agencies, and that the
whole or greater part of the enterprise be
let out to contractors.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-08-18

If Chinese capitalists exclude the goods
of American capitalists because Amer
ican workmen want to exclude Chinese
workmen. how much excluding do you
figure the Exclusion Act is likely to do
on this side?
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-08-18

The intense itching characteristic of
salt rheum and eczema is instantly allay-
ed by applying Chamberlain's Salve. As
a cure for skin diseases this salve is un-
equaled. For sale by Eli T. Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-08-18
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1906.

The Norwegian people by an over
whelming vote have pronounced them.
selves in favor of the dissolution of the
union with Sweden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
LITTLE HhPPENiHGS

Mlas u. Mauas MeGni ~ Seattle.
left on Friday morning for Han
Juan. Porto Rico. Before going %
San Juan. however. she viii visit
Niagara. Toronto, and New York.
staying r. short while iu each place.
Rhe Wlll rsf Tor San Juan about
September e. she goes 20 San Junn
10 meet hes Intended husband. Mr
\. l. BrockWaF. who u In charge
Of the government weather bureau.
The couple Nil be married upon
the arrival u the bride -to-be. AisH
Mc0ul Was accompanied na far az
Vancouver, u. C., BY d.. Gertrude
McGfli.
The South Seattle delegation APP
pearod before the election ard
boundaries committee u the city
council on Friday Night and took
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
SHIPPERS IN SEATTLE PROTEST
AGAINST ROADS DISCRIMINATION

OLYMPIA. slept "a Two letters
have beeu received by the railroad
commission. from Seattle firms, pre-
testing against the present dlserlms
lnatlon against that city b tho rail-
fuaat
The let tefs received were from the
Manufacturers association and The
Crescent Manufacturing association.
hath II Seattle
They state that under the present
condition ~ affairs wooda shipped
from Puget hound points 10 Eastern
Washington all 90 10 Portland be
fore reasnina theft p1lats 81 de-
tinAll0n. II Ia readily seen that this
n0t only costs Seattle FIRMS more.
bat Increases the time q transit
from a seek 90 ten days longer than
il would taks " goods we're shipped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

haya ever been. I navsr undertRk,
piece % wurk that | DO not pu'
eytrF bit Of myssif into H.
4 de- not care anything about
money for muuey'a sake want a
win Money really means nothing
AZ all 10 me. but winning does
can only wear nnn dfssa az = Time
and I only nee-l one bed 20 sleep In
and my tastes arc 81 the simplest
70 nllIuE up great wealth IL not my
greatest desire But | Do Nahi q
accomplish everything that so
cot 70 do. and thus far ! have done
W.
HEMoHYa AIDS HER
MY memory ~ things and per.
sons has alsayH been u great serv.
Ice 70 me Ia ny work A. a child
add girl I only had 70 reed any lee,
ssYn over once % learn a. have
the eama faeulty FOE faces. aud cor
the things that the ownern of them
tell me. and fbla has besn Of IN
tAimabla assistance "a me
= believe that a woman can "a
anything that abe sets out to do Ia
the business soFid / also believe
that she eau DO the same thlnA N
avery plane sf iife love womsn
aud / understand thsm. and an 81
tho strong conviction that eyrFy
man who succeeds In thin World
owes "a. basic ~ his success "a
some woman tic NAY not kanw u
and the woman may never be aware
~ Il. but All fhn same the real feas
Aon for hln success. Il Il should hs
traced 90 a final analysis. would
lead - the influence Of some Nom'
an"
WINNING PERSONALITY
While the hnalneas path Of Mrs
Rawla Header lies Ia strongly mas.
outline iinea. hef aufeeaa DOUBTLESS In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
NEWS OF THE
STATE

A DEAR Waa found Thursday
hs'pinK himaelf 10 pluma In ca Fina
nft hard
TIE CllEIlALis RIVER l. being
hrlaFsa At Porter At e0al of
$40 nea
~ oppENIIFIMEn arrested al
Aberdeen fsesnils on a charge -
smhssxlsmenf. has deserted his
bonaemen aaa He'd
AAID0NMES ~ Nafth Yakima
have decided to Gloss their places
90 aanaaYs
THE COUNTY aapaflntsaasnfa
conesntion ~ Olympia adjourned
Fflaaf and ulil meet next year In
walla walls
FAHMEith ~ watefslIle cannot
get maehinea 70 40 their lhFe#hlaw
STEVE MADDOX. - North Yskt.
ma. tried 70 barn hlsnself e. death
FRIDAY. but HIA not a4rread
FRANK rAsQuALE. Tacoma
murderer. vas hanged a. walia
WallA Friday morning
DAVENPORT Il pattluK lhs ~
On.
aENAroRa Aakeuy and rilss ara
In AnaFoffsa
PnuaHEh II "a have stone bus
mess block. 70 Be eFeetei ~ Carl
A Jensen
TtE noDY ~ an unknown man.
badlY composed has been washed
upon the beach al fspillnKhmm
PRANK WALL. a farm hand A.
Walla WaiiA. has disappeared aud
wsa probably murdered
WIRE DESTROYED = aHfaKHe build
ing fsiday. valued If $40 Goa
BURGLARS robbed the paafnf'
flee Al darlington 0f $500 ri AZ
nlEhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
MAYOR IN FAVOR

The question - widening Third
avenue 70 az tf-fooi street uae die.
saSaed y q large number ~ prop
eFty owners aHa the city councils
street sommitte On Fd4av and the
majority favored she paasaKe u an
ordinance a once o. empower tie
ely 20 70 ahead alih the improve
mfnt
several property owners made
strenuous objection. and C0uneu-
man Mullen protested against haslg
action IA the matter.
The proposition ~ 70 allow the
present Tegrnde work ~ 60 on With
out interruption. and ~ let out the
work ~ widening 70 the present re-
grade contractors. II they desire %
take a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

direct TO Spokane via the Great
Northern. or Northern Pacific. as
they we're before the repeal Of the
joint tariff IN June.
This n ~ great Importance 90
seattle. a. e effects every manutac-
turer aud lohher Who ships Ia East
crn Washington
Another letter was received hf the
commission from a. A. kiluEe. OF
llennewlck. Wash asking for a
second class minimum rate hY reads
ia this state on small shipments 70
Kafdlesa OF What class the same may
take in the western classification.
Mr.. ktlnge states Ia his letter tha,
he beliexca the shippers IN thia state
would be saved 600 600 annually
BY the establishment ef a zssecni
minimum ON small shipments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

f1rftaf fafuat sfefs feaaff re IN.
HezaflaH ~ fo4fh reaffte Pr he elfx
proper q petition ara HHf raf5#zs.
~ VOTES rouea ~ ua aru.ra tiag
election. held recently b. al1ta as.
afiis. a1II BE- prepared so plf Be-
fare ere city eaHHru ~ aruambs,
70. fur resolution t1aafsa baaalns
fhs necessary anhsHafIeH afgiaaHas
Two bnHfrae Members N fhe
freshman class 81 The HTh rehasl
HIu ba houss1 ~ ne ssminr gsar
ln seven f0ofna ~ ne newly COM
giefrd Summit school Ta.a 10 faa4e
necerrafr b. fae congestion ih he
hlgh Hehsei building TIE teachers
rho Vii have charge ~ me heel
ere. Miss Keith and Mss button
latin. Mlss AhHfiGt and Afis4
O.Mesra. history Miss Pierce ana
Nisa aahelt English sd M Hsn-
Hett and Br. Durham Algebra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

attributable TO her extreme fsmin
unity She may think like a man.
but her greatest outward charm Il
her Intense womAullnee
afu Raader IL tall beyond the
average height for WOMEN. She
measures probably i've fee, seven.
and her figure a. graceful. WiiiuxY
oae Tier hair Is Anft aud brown
aud she wears Il high Tier eyes are
aark blue. and indicate her carly
Celtic origin. while her skin 10 that
Of chiid.
HER EARLY STRUGGLES.
Il was 80 ElaanoF RaNls 1.-THE
Ella BY which abe IL nos univers
sally known was tho pet trim ~ the
family that she came 10 Sew Yofk
some " Fears aE8 She had a little
over 90 IN her pocket. and nov init.
lion dollar dsals ase a. authing 20
her Her first work was the inborfs
aHs task Of addressing euxelopcs ~
= cents a thousand. and this Wa
only obtained after she hal trwmpesi
the etreeia for weeks and after her
too meaxeF purse had long been
emufird Many = day she sent hun.
Nry. but she never lost e0urase
Later abs studied aicno9rapsly. aud
affsr fsk weeks In an office she
started tfaxeiy oft In a business Of
her own. Four years later n was
bringing in an income of over $50. r
0aa q year. aad abe sold II FOR tiYe
tines that amount Then she en-
tered the narrow crooked street
witch makes and breaks 80 many
lises Here hm fartuRs has been
simply little isss than miraculous
she terms herself "A lucky aeei.
rent. but an ambition that sweeps
everything from her Path. added 70
a great personal charm, has much
to Do with e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
SEATTLE MEN
BEHIND ROAD

OLYMPIA. sept - James -
ftaaa #na 1efsn a fiaksf have filed
Antilles ~ Incorporation here - the
Portland ana seattle Railway eutns
rany. capital faeea eco with head.
quarters AZ Vancouver. wash.
me articles simrig state that the
fomrany have riaunst 60 cnnstruet
railroads. telephone and tele#FHph
lines from aasshanc Ia Seattle. Np3-
kane 10 puftlsnd ami from Seattle
% f'aFtlaui
the Hrtielsa have been filed fnr
spute time hn4 we're suppressed ny
The secretary - The state ~ ths 20.
ausat ~ the IasugpaFAforr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

fpes lai Correspondence 70 The star
NEW YORK. Sept Il While
Mrs Fila RaNla Reader protests
that she knows many samsn who
are her superior a. finsuetefa. shs
does uat name them. ant sha smiles
a. che medeatlY declares that abe Il
only a lutky accident
That h shat she claims hsfasif 20
-. this inaamifahle WOMAN Who IN
brief 10 years has snceeeaed ffum
addressing envelopes 10 be a com
netltor 81 the great flnanelsrn in
Wall street
Nfn Hsaasr has beeams famous
"a an Organiser at ten million dol
laf railroad In Alabama. Is the pro
Haiet If large concessions IN Lon.
dem and India. a. a competitor Of
Wall stfeas for ths control u Peru ;
copper Interests. IS the uatnAn Nho
sslflsa \ South American rcvolus
ten. and a. the wumAn whu vas or
aanlsiug the finances 81 saato ro-
mlako whsn President Roosevelt In
lsfsomea
Thia tail. handsome finAneIef has
just returned frum Europe. where
abe has put through his deals thai
figure In the seven namheFss she
waH asked shat made fuf her SUE
esae. and Nhens abe iaushinaly de-
nted that success Nas hers. she was
4aratinaei A. 10 whsfher she wAs
not timid % enter such unusual
ventures
People have No more terror Tor
ma than laaniHstn things do
never bow hefuru a man and ! anl
net afraid of them
4 On knnw thls~thAt % succeed.
woman. a. we'll a. a man. must
be conscientious. That Is what |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
A POLITICAL.

Der aiasaKu ias a geutlenesB
und nice 20 haf around.
ID ise der finest pet 81 all
heeoaa ii haas been ground.
Although doInmticated. IA
In dogs days ua does hound
Dot surely lee der reasons Why
We buy ID by der pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
PraCtiCing
Hard

n hard nfaaiirs ell make WON
vln. she fHatfla i.sefaser team eill
fHli HHnfaFH nama 81 HeffFai inu
Nafh EfaN rfFHinH HHtef dlfrf
tina - ihelf apiaina fhs team has
bfeH HHiiihf In NHH hard rfafiirr
ana aIll HhaaahtaaiH make 50 ca
ts8lsHt shuelae aEainai ihe Victoria
tsam HaudaH FoiiaHinE a. tbs Hoe
80 II e seattle team Mcdonald
filal fafk pnlht Miina cover
polHt. Williamson. first defense
onflsn. second defense. Greene
third defence Hall. center. eaHan.
flfai home Cameron. aeoud hume
~ Afaham HaisidN home Jimmy
ufsham. inside homn. Vine galor
referee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

fp 20 the present time the follow
Ing officers ~ "whims the ugflaial
school organ. have bcea elected
Raymond Parker. editor inchlef.
Sol Lewis. business manager. Clay
sun Apple. advertising manager
Ella Churchill, soeleiy editor. Drou.
ven Jones. exchange editor. aud
Miss Dixon. debating editor The
senior editors are Mr. nurkhart and
Miss Daily while tho junior editors
are Mr.. Smith and Miss Marie
romek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

lie called the neW girl Birdie"
And the aouhriauet proved true
For bis wife once overheard him.
And away the birdie fle8.
A JEST FROM "FANTANA"
Jessie Head the letter. Hawkins
Hawkiua-i cant
Jessie Why mott
Hawkins It's marked fpriyate
and ! was educated In public school
Hawkins. The valet. sings.
I'm lily nf n valet
! hay valley for q joke
For It's valet when you've money
And valley when you're broke
once worked for an employer
Who couldn't pay his bills
His name Was Hili and ! was
A valley on the HlllH.
In 'Fantana' the valet speaks Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Said a German who lived On the
Rhine
Il hear much u our excellent
whine.
Bot n ! may choose
Ny own brand Of b90zs
IN take thai which comes IN a
shine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

The IDEAL short trip Tor tourists
IL to the L. = navy yard and bat.
tisanipa The Puget sound navy
yard il the larsest on The Pacific
coast Past steamers leave pier g
al ? and TO a. an itit 30 and
t.ao b m. Fare, round trlp. sec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

hts romance fhusiy = used 70 be
in love vita a Riu named Agnes
] fhInk ~ Naa i0Ye. I k1oa f VAS
Agnes I met her 81 the hQasf ~
MS employer She tended the ioof
while I washed the windows. - that
from che fires We bad the safst out
i0uk
M.ffavs you evef bumped he
Ssmpa7'
Certainly not 10 YOu take ne
foF 3 ahilieIah ?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

TOXIC. sept 1.-THE resignation
81 Niscount Yoshikawa. minister
81 Interior. was accepted baron
kiYaura. minister 81 agriculture and
commerce. succeeds him,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
IIi0II SCHOOL NOTES

TFItFEN HI"IFi1NE8 MI IT
HeNinnlns Monday. sli-day So
sluua will be held az the High
81 hnoi
For The past two weeks the Fresh
men. Who have been assigned 20 the
summit school. have held sessions
IN the afternoon Whiie the other
students have attended Ia the morn.
inK This arrangement was made
necessary because Of the unfinished
condition Of tho Summit school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Come here. little hoy what d.
you intend 10 do when you grow
up"
I'm going 10 stay IN a fire tower
iiko my pa"
But your father isn't connected
with the fire department Hes a
lawyer
"All I know ia what ma says
She says he's a false alarm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

! havr reduced my weight e p6unas
hssf inches. waist inches and hins
antfed harmless remedy. without 81
errtHe o. starNinE ! want 10 tell yeu
al ABOUT f tnciaes rtamn ana al
~. orseun CITY. uFeaon sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Cover em un uufek with Or
Niies NrftiHe. 90 tasF VII suffer
fratu exposure aHA fflttium Nnd
viii ache and psalm YaHH nf Sites
SNftins will Hake yea tat strong.
heaftF. and unilyiaus g. Hrffa tfeus
hle At 1fuaKlais NaneY haek n
Ntsg hattle fails O. benefit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Steamer Santa Ana. Of the North.
western steamship tnmpanY'a fleet.
viii leave Saturday nlght fof NAidea
ana seward. With 40 passengers.
aud q fuli eafEo Of freight inciud-
eli In the freight shipment u a 30
con engine for The Alaska central
railway TWeniy. four head % cattle
viii also be taken up,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

The steamer Dakota has been
awarded the contract 60 carry a
large quantity Of mail for the ORR
snta Most Oriental mail has here
tpfore hcen sent through San Fran-
cisco. aud this Ia a dlret depart
urc tom the former policy OF the
post-offlcc department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

At a messing 81 tho boys held Fri.
daY afternoon Lester Mceash wa
elected leader II the Rioters club
for tho enauing year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

STOCKTON. Cal sept re A
telegram from Washington to n.
Thorpe. ~ this city, states that the
lAttsra son. fret Lieut. chas Thorpe.
% the constahulary service Was
Killed In snmar. Philippines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
Atl33i Second Ave.

The most up-to-date line az Mems
Shirts In Seattle sCluctt's" $50.
"Monarchaa 800 each AZ Il. y.
Brooks And Cos 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

The Northwestern Flshcries COM
pauya chip America. Captain Hard.
ing. arrived Friday from Nukaha-
SAX. Alaska with eeeeeo cases 81
salmou. This u the largest ship
ment ~ fish received fr0m Alaska
hits season. aud more 4 expected