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Evening journal., 1905-02-17
LITER A r 7.

The Popular Science Monthly for
Gle by Director w. w. Campbell, Of
the Lick Observatory, in which he out
lines the problems OF astrophysics, n
science which has made remarkable
progress in recent years. The next
article by Professor A. T.. Kennedy, OF
Harvard University, describes the
metric system of weights and meas
ures. a bill for the compulsory adop-
tion of which is now before Congress.
A very deliberately illustrated article
by Professor Francis e. Lloyd. OF Co
lumbia University. gives a description
of the botanical laboratory in the des-
ert. supported by the Carnegie Institu-
ton.
William Hamilton Osborne. a maga-
zine writer OF much popularity. has
clever story in February 10 Story
Book. The title. Mickey Walters
Poker Came" suggests the authors
favorite vein. '"The Bowstring Odalis-
que" contributed by Kennett Harris Is
strong tragic tale with an artists
studio for environment.
Golfers for February II brings "a
light the shameful conditions Of child
labor which are permitted to exist and
ARE even fostered by some New York
State officials. II says: A child -four
years old earned nineteen cents in one
Afternoon. and the mother said. II am
so sorry VIII isn't here. He is seven
but he gets tired. left him home
lsick." This was in a factory in New
York. the state where I'm one factory
lby the foreman's own estimate, there
were three hundred children under
lfourteen-the State where children
work until two and three o'clock In tho
morning. Such is the human meaning
of political customs by which offices
lare handed over to men like Commits
lsioner McAfackin. A child works sixty
leight hours a week, or over clever
hours a day. and receives SO. The gains
lare small for which parents and en-
lplovers are willing to ruin the lives OF
babies. Mr.. Cook. of Erie, not Ions
lago fathered bill to amend the fac
ltory laws so as to have no limit to The
lvouth Of children employed In canning
factories. and other assemblymen own
ed by the Gamers Worked strenuousll
with him.
Evidently Golfers does not believe TN
theatrical trust to be eager to promot
art for arts sake when in its issue
February Is II says; Theatre manager
always pretend that they make nothing
by giving the best seats to hotels, wher
$3.50 is charged for 81 seat. Thes
managers observe that they take thi
step purely for the convenience and gen
eral welfare Of the people. II your BAN
account makes fifty cents an item o
Importance. you may stand i'm line az a
opening sale for several hours and secur
place in the nineteenth row. II yo
can afford the extra tax you can get aisl
seats in the fourth row at hotel agenc,
It has now been made matter Of cour
record in New York that this arrange
ment is not pure philanthropy but tha
J one-half Of the extra amount charged
; the hotels goes back TO the manager
, A deposition to the effect that twent,
five cents is the regular commission ha
, been made in a lawsuit by the Presider
of Tyson 4 Co., the principal New Yor
dealers in these selected seats. One
the fables fed to the public when
Evening journal., 1905-02-17
No Great Curiosity.

Farmer Honk-I was readin' the 9TH
er day that IT'S a scientific fact that
a mule can be kept from brayin' by
tyin' stone to his tail. Farmer Horn.
beak-Well. let him that is without sin
tie the first stone.-Puck.
Get Good Advice
About painting at Cartmell's.
Evening journal., 1905-02-17

All sorts OF publications come to an
editor; but among the lot none is more
keenly enjoyed than the monthly Sports
Aheld-the February issue OF which con-
tains a capital assortment OF good reading
for the sportsman. the naturalist, tho
horseman. the dog fancier and lover OF
adventure generally. Prof. Kingery tells
Of a camping trip 70 the famed Pictured
Rocks that border for many miles the
south shore of Lake Superior; Joe Cone
has two "clinking good" poems; while all
lovers OF canoeing and ocean life viii be
glad 10 read From Fresh Water 70 Salt"
and 'The Perils OF fishing" II you
have ever hunted the festive grey squir-
rel or the elusive grouse, you should read
DR. Steele's "a Day IN Ellington Wood. ="
and many a more pretentious article Is not
so interesting as Hamilton Perclvars
Horse Breeding in New England" Hor-
ace Wyndham's narrative Of n sea voyage
- Steerage from the Cape"-tells Of some
OF the things one meets up with on board
q tramp steamer. There are several other
articles. Fifteen cents copy Sports
A1eld. S5S Dearborn street, Chicago, ILL.,
When Margaret Potter the author OF
'rhe Fire. OF Spring" which is heralded
as one OF the chief spring books by d..
Appleton & Company. was in London a
few years ago, she wanted to make some
rotes from a valuable book I'm the IL
brary OF the British Museum. She went
TO the Official IN attendance and stated her
errand, and he began TO MI out her per-
mission card. Then he glanced up 20 see
most prepossessiag young girl, and
abruptly asked her age.
Nineteen" replied Miss Potter truth
fully. vaguely wishing that she were
older.
Minors are never allowed inside the
gate" "a Sd the official severely
Il am twenty-five" stated Miss Pot
ter. 'if you really insist upon knowing.
1 was cecciving you"
The cfical sighed, observed that he had
known II all along, and Miss Potter was
admitted I'm spite OF her few years.
Il had TO tell him that" remarked Miss
Potter later. because really needed the
rOtes
Evening journal., 1905-02-17

Read The Evening journal.
Evening journal., 1905-02-17


by White Ribbon Remedndoed by cersymen Physicians
Of Temperance Everywhere
WILL
to them
al once
W. r.
In
IN package price 81 90
and recon de- In Wlulugto
Evening journal., 1905-02-17

raises modest wall about theatrical con-
ditions seems to have received a definite
quietus.
Evening journal., 1905-02-17


The Smart Set has fairly outdone itself
in the March number. which marks the
beginning OF the sixth year OF it's exist
ence. The complete novel is "rhe princess
Elopes" by Harold MacGrath. an author
whose immense popularity is due 70 the
fact that he is a born story-teiler. Mr..
MacGrath is at his very best in this
charming tale OF o European princess
and young American medical student.
Il is a delightful blending Of romance and
delicate humor touched everywhere with
the deft hand of an author who has mas
tered his craft. Nothing better Of its
kind has appeared IN a magazine In
many a month.
Evening journal., 1905-02-17

This Remedy for Drunkenness is In-
dorsed by Members Of a Woman's
Christian Temperance Union.
Evening journal., 1905-02-17

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

t4tB; centennials. best. tL1B. Gold
dfop. afKB. Patent Excellent. IT'S.
Novelty A, tf7k. Liiiy's best fA7b;
Ivy. it76. Gladiator. 1900 NofeomL
800.
Cereals
whole wheat. ioe, per bale, tzbo;
whole wheat flour per Dbl. fAbO,
graham. bbi. if2g: per bale. t2zb'
bbi -. rye flour. per bbL 800
per bbL $3.50. bueitWheat per bale
ts76s corn meal. los. per bale. iz.l0'
per Dbl. 1915 white corn meal
COS. 81. per bale. t2.20: rolled oats
bbi, p. z. Co. 1915. wheat flakes
boE rs lbs. g. 90 fnrina. per bbi.
1000. fariun. l0sib sacks. per bale.
g.. bominy. large. pee. Dbl. $40.
seif-raislHR buekwhsat. aghs. case.
t876. pearl barley Alb boxes.
$3.50. pearl barley. too-Ib sacks. -.
Aplit peas t4.t04 1900 popcorn. per
ewt taco. cracked wheat per bale.
ts.Oo.
Honey.
California strained. per m. 7haBc.
California snTe. per ID. lie. honey.
extract per 10. 70sAc. honey. Yak
ina. i2hae.
Feed.
Cats. per ton. t3tW32. bran. per
ton. iisfft20 barley. rolled. per ton.
szs.bOm27i feed wheat. per ton. t3z
at35. dairy chop feed. per ton. 40
ave. oil meal per ton. ;ccmtfO.
best chop t27as2a. whole corn. ton
fzA. shorts. per ton. i22.
HAY.
Eastern Washington timothy.
$1,000. alfalfa, ti20o. wheat hay.
sf. Eastern Washington. double
eumprehaed. fl4e0. Puget Hound
hoy. tte0tz
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. ewL sf70B.
aiaike. choice, I'll. white clover. go
U16. timothy per cWL. So.
orchard Efnas 5000 red top. ia
10. fnfiiah rye grass. So Italian rye
grass. IS bronze grass fia. TAN
meadow cat EfuaH. tts. Kentucky
blue grass. st20tb. pasture mixture.
lpWiands. az.
Poultry feed.
oyster shells 1905. ton. :22. clam
shells zoos. 40. bone meal. I00s
az. EfaHuinfed bones. zoos. as. on
It's and sos O. yer ton higher.
Seed Grains.
Wheat. Washington. biuenlen.
t2i0. barley. beardirra. o. 20. bar
ley, huIllens. t2.00. barley. fnu tI7S.
cats. banner. tzzs. Oats Eidofado
King, Sat0. rye. fat OF winter. g..
Yetchea. sand Or winter. SO. vefehes
spring o. tarra q. dwarf Essex rape
% oregon winter oats tit5. Mliiet
1850. pep corn. per cwt -. green
field peas t22s. white Held peas g.
Report furnished by Downing
Hopkins 4 20. unc.i. brokers. sea
800 and COG Alaska building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
WHILE JUSTICE GRINDS
BOATS OWNER
STORMS

A trial was had in the case Of the
Seattle fishing aloop North at Vic
toria last Friday before Judge Mar
tin. but the Judge reserved decl-
sion.
The North is the boat captured
sometime ago BY the Canadian rev
enue cutter Kestral and charged
with poaching on British waters. A
preliminary trial was held at Van
oouver. but the case was removed
10 the Victoria court.
Ever since the capture the North
has been tied up hard and fast. and
the authorities show no disposition
to release the boat. or TO hurry the
decision 7. Nordby. the owner. Is
complaining bitterly at the treat
ment accorded him. and viii take
the matter mp with government au-
thorltles AZ Washington.
He laims HIS boat was not fishing
within the forbidden marine league
from the Canadian shore. and that
the revenue cutter had no right to
capture her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
Local "Jim the Penman"
Gets Busy Bul Fails

Scattle's Jim. the Penman. after
n silence OF several weeks. attempt
ed 20 cash two more checks Monday
In different parts Of the city.
The name OF nr. L. Weldon Young
was signed 10 ono Of the bogus
checks. Whila George Graves. i322
Woodland park. refused to cash the
second one aud returned Il.
City Detective Bryne secured pos
session of the unique note sent to the
University drug store. The note
reads as follows.
'Mr. Archcrnon. Dear Sir--If You
please. | would like you to cash the
enclosed check and send me by
bearer cigars. water bottle aud a
silk suonre. Enclose change In en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
GOT BUSY
WITH KNIFE

According 20 the warrant issued
johnson gave Denny explicit In
ttfuctlOna to keep away from jennie
ana G0rdo HordqulBt. if4g West
efu. Denny was formerly a bar
tender at tho Snug Hafbor saloon.
Tho two men came 10 blows and
Denny whipped out d knife with
which he started 70 carve Johnson
into ribbons.
DR. Emil Bonea patched up tho
Injured man. and hs secured a com
plalrt charging Denny with assault
and battery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

yelope and oblige yours truly. -"
The check was FOR s6.T5. drawn in
favor OF Anderson Bros. and in
dorsed by the doctor, who dcnounees
the signature as false.
The drug clerk was suspicious,
aud, after securing the check. sent
the boy back with refusal TO cash
t.
The note also bore a postscript
stating that the doctor would drop
In on the way down town.
Graves says that in his note the
writer asked for tobacco. but he
did not keep Il.
The man has been operating In
the city for months. aud has many
times secured large amounts OF
money in this way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
NEW YORK STOCKS.


High. Low. Close.
Anal copper. s. Ia. 81. - Is.
Amer. Sugar. rs. IA Is. I8s SIS.
- ". r 20 IA. 60 "a. 60 81
Peoples Gas. i07 l-S. los IL. 106 rs
Metropolitan. rs. i27 -. III -
L. g Steel. 80 SIS. 50 rs. 80.
T. g s.. pfd.. To- i05. los SIS.
htehlson. ~ rs. 81 3-s. 81 SIS.
d. A. O.. lis SIS. ii5. lis IL.
Can Pae. ib6 IS. lsg. i56 SIS.
Erie. Is SIS. Is. 4s3-s.
L. a n. if77-s. I471-4. 1871
No. Pae.. i9l SIS. iOf. i0i Is.
penna. i48 IS. IA3 SIS. 1912.
Reading. los "a. i07. lot "a
Rock Island. 81 IS. 81 IS. 81 81.
Southern Pac.. 6 SIS. 6. IS SIS
St Paul. ISL rs. ISL. Isl a.
Union Pac.. i32. 1871 Is. 13i rs
Ills. Cent. ....s. ...... lfS h-k.
y 4. cent ..ss=. .sssss ~. Il.
Sales 70 noon $50. 100 shares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Wheat High Low. Close
Sept. s. IS. s23za. 81 IL
Dee. stz-4. s9i IL. " 81.
May. sIf-2. Sc. Sc Il
Corn
Sept. 81 rs. -. 53i-2
Dec. IS SIS. A5tz4. A. a-&
May. e SIS. 45. 6 -
Oats
sept. e 81. cas-. % SIS.
Dee. 81 SIS. 81 Il. "a 3-k
NAY. 29l-a. 29izs. % Il.
Pork
sept. tAf6. 1851 IL. 1906.
Nov. 1910. f1gzi-2. 1905.
Liycrpooi-Wheat. Dee. s. : s-sd
Sept. C s3-6d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
Sin ALL BOY
ABUSED H0RSE

Humane officer Clarke is iuvesti-
eating the alleged cruel treatment
Of a horse AZ the stable Of Stanley
& Co. Trading contractors.
City Detective Adams learned that
small boy injured one OF the
horses b. prodding IL With a stick
on Monday afternoon.
The father Of the boy Is willing
70 pay for the damages 70 the an
imal. or allow the courts 20 decide
the case against his son.
No complaint has been filed. az
yet. In the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
PICNIC POSTPONED

Captain Boyce. 81 the local Vol
uuteefa qf America. announced.
Tuesday. that the date n the picnic
set for August -. 81 woodland park.
Wuold have 90 be postponed. This Is
owing 10 the fact that Captain and
Mrs. Tiunett who have been as
Hieting Captain Boyce IN the local
field. have been ordered 20 20 az
once 10 Oakland cal. TO engage In
the work there. Captain Eoyce rays
that The picnic VIII be held some
time before the last 81 September.
or az soon 90 be can secure the
services OF some assistants. whom
be expects viii be sent 10 him from
th eastern OF middle western
states within % few weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
Reel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THINGS COMING YouR wAY1

THINGS COMING YouR wAY1
with your savings.
You can make them count FOR little
OF you can make them count Tot
much.
Rational real estate investments have
multiplied the capital Of many pco-
pie.
Most people set ou that way,
Halter Lake Tracts can be bought nt
reasonable prices. and with little
money down Yonr own time 10 pay
at per cent interest
n you will 40 and see. you viii say I'm
Offering rational business prupos
nitians
The very excellent soil
The very picturesque situation.
Proximity 20 city and electric ears.
Freedom from hiiia and ghlles
The beautiful lake. part Of which
iH GIVEN You with the purchase
siii all appeal 10 your Judgment
Oct some Of these tracts then you'll
find things coming fauf Nay Tor
sure
Just little down just a little month
iy. that's the way
Telephone Farmer o. " Miila Park
T9l and make date with him a.
ride cut from the earH-a pheasant
"Trip.
or arrange at my offiee
MEACitAM
1. iaeQ Main iuG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
MARINE MOTIFS

Steamer Humboldt Of the Hum
boldt steamship company. came IN
Tuesday morning at 1880 from
skagway and way ports with about
80 passengers. but brought down no
gold. Among the passengers was
Captain oyashada. skipper Of a
Japanese vefsel loading fish az Car
ter's bay for Japan. The captain
was commander OF a japanese trans
port during the war between Japan
and China Captain Baughman. OF
the Humboldt. reported n pleasant
voyage. and stated that the forest
fires had practically died out in the
Alaska forests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08
R..l T.ls,.-cen,Inusd.

Real Estats--continusd.
NEAT COTTAGE aud asR barn With
acres o. good land, nearly an clear
ed near Nlyefton ON interurbnn
q 90 Easy terms.
tOhEHr AAtTnY,
aiseozl Alaska building a
cheap ifou.e. . lots. 500. also 8
tote, s=ntory aeusr. ~. also azt9oni
house. lots. fIih. Terms on az 81
hi. oa ear line. ely walter. etc. See
Urfuu al Atlantic city Store Take
Washington it ear line. pr litltma q.
WARrEb=uouBE AND Lof.
We have a purchaser for "a ~ BROOM
house. north Of Green Lake If you
want 70 sell. call a. PC hh7nn blaE'
Timber ianas
WHY DON'T NoU rHE YOrH TIM.
HER RiGfffF Several thousand
acres 81 good timber land open fur
Hotilemeut tHe your timber riEht
az once. These claims Will cruise
bn00pa 60 I9aDDo feet ~ good tn'
beF this iH the chance ~ u lifetime
act while you can satisfaction guar
uutced every body
DoLLEY, 6ls.e.o Pioneer nlk n
Fer ssis--Faros and Lands
8lNA n niue taFN NhWH anu Ftnal
monthly payments secufen one u our
tnsncrr tracts out near the lutrrur-
ban! rich second bottom land mostly
alder and maple very easily cleared
this land faces on good county road
close g school ana nsiEhnofa. price
HdHEHf MALTHY.
sioeon Alaaka Building -
FREE CAMPING SITES on Lake
Washington Beautiful groves. fine
boating and fishing Zine large
waller front lots from 60 60 81 each
on terms - = down. balance 81 per
week Iivr.eeat fare ~ bnElng
Wanhlarton street car 10 Atlantic
Ciiy Adnitiou and see Guffiu At
large hee store. Or call Rooms i-1-l
Times block. II
uERE ~ a BARGAIN no acres. rich
second bottom land partly cleared
firrfsaiahH colt close q school and
nriFhtuFH. facing ou GeTd county
road handy q goo ~ tie beet towns
90 the valley between Seattle auc
Tacoma $50 easy terms
HDNENI MAIsFHf.
$685. Alaska HHillinR 3
cLoHE. II farms and acreage, 80 per
acre Some improved selling out
Ngs The owner ltillmAh. ib tbs Htmen
block. to-day. II
HEVEnAL TfIauBANn ACHEa or
GOOD MEWfEAu LAND urEH
FOR EEG-rLEMENr this lard Will
prndHee an kinds ~ crops without
Irrigation wheat. " q o. bushels Co
the Hefe Bee Tor is9 ACRES or
TINS PM LAND. uHI8 q few miieH
from railroad ard town boxena -
settlers coming lu rrrrF day. Don't
pat this off, bat come fn az uHfr.
HulHsEf. aIHfu ileneHr Etk TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

w 0H0AEA q CO.
~. - -. second Avenue an
sao@ FIng al level los. Ia diimaa
PARK. s1Klu a. doNn and g. 81
81 per menth. corner lots 80. en
sgz Fins carnsr iot Axin. on queen
Anne liiHL fine view ~ both the
oiympiea and Czaaudea
10. Sins lot slsiN overlooking lahs
Nniuu. watkins dintauea from
tewn. only one block from car
hnf u fau prefer TO ride
q 90 t-roam cottage modern. lui t9t
tea All street improvements "a
and paid for fine iaeAflun. n
blocks ffpfu Rainier HsiEhts car
g. ltas Just completed = rms ufasirFn.
-rpom house At brighton Beach.
acre 5f Eround sith IS. ! piQek
fFum ear line beautiful ard
h~aithfal locAtiun
Nsse= ftur efasufIi usW ard ms-irffs
z4n ard electric tight large We
randa eofurr lat tsxlu : hiarha
FROM 3 TALON and Madreaa fafs
car Terms
g. io.@s~w sFuun hauae. In All -.
sHrrts modern eur block from
HfcadNaF car tns. unerrsiisf ard
unubaffaEtfFs NixN. This can b
lad ~ paYing SO do~n. ~ per
D. opp= s-ruam house IN the course u
construction nicely arranged. {
ruorns on the lower fioof 3 rooms
on the Hplgef ftnuf. eHmrutea Criiaf
lnt 4Riap MadruuA car az duaF
You had better look AZ this new
afa n faa Sish any chances 20 -
made. thnN can be made without
&nY additional expense. Terms
rsaHouabis enough 70 suit any
BODY.
= ~ Eued many people would iikf
% live ON Capitol iili bat they
find "a ton expensive vel here :
Yutfr chance vine 9.ruam house
taHt completed containing ali
modern improvements fire place.
large Fafanda. lot t1xlaa Iusi
such q home as many Ntah fer.
hut not many rsAilHs. 18th Ave
North block frum Volunteer
Park To down. balance on aaHf
terms.
TWORoGEH 4 CO.
&C Oriental Hik
Main Fhnuea=-Gnd A so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

A warrant is out for George
Denny. who is accused Of cutting
J. 4. johnson on Western Monday
with a Enlfn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

The Great Northern Steamship
company is making plans to get the
Minnesota off for the Orient at 10
o'clock Thursday morning. About
rs first class passengers have been
booked so far. and her holds are
completely filled with freight. about
q. 900 tons In all Some freight
must be left behind on the dock,
there not being room for IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

puGET SOUND HATfoNAL hank
or aEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in. III 90; surplus,
$1,000. J. Furth. pres: y. $. Gold
smith, vice pres. ". v. Ankenyt
cashier correspondents IN principal
cities Of this United States and
Euraue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

Steamship Ohio. OF the White star
line. which was scheduled 20 sail
Monday night. did not get off until
loaded She carried i26 passengers
and $500 tons Of freight. Most OF
the freight IL consigned to Fair
banks aud is the winter supply OF
the Fairbanks merchants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

- located 10 the very heart u MORE
IMPROVEMENT NOW UEtNd
MADE than IL any afhnr rarf q ihr
civ THIS MEANM MONEY Fuii
Nou ~ means quick money that
Yuu can and ought 10 make
THERE ~ No HIGHER HEALTH,
IHR LOCATION ~ TiiiH CITY
Tun rOAEHfTEa now BEiNG
iufTsKREn At ANY fttCE Lots
and streets CLEARED sldewatha ialf.
cedar River water from the MAIN
MAIN surrounded With parks and
car lines PARIS scattered through
out tins addition. and A NEW CAR
ltNE THAT Will aooN ~ ". !. I.
IN TwESTY ~ MINUTES
You have never seen SEATTLE uniess
Won have aeen thr Narih End ~ Re
attic within che past year. htca use
reofsis are Hulug things there and
theY are datnH eeeFs thing Ntth an
Eve 20 future greatness And gran
deur.
nE ADVISED SOW Huy lots IN this
additlan while Ynu attn have on %
nur prices whieh rAnHr frnsu 80 g.
tte. on YOUR oWS TEifAH
Green Take ear 90 safh AVe nnd
Wnafffamu Station. wHst 90 office II
southwest corner uf woodland Park
ofuee opsa untn s ?. NJ Phone
North "a
gHfoN 4 co.
III W Forester Manager.
Real Estate and Loan DEPT
Bailey nidR Roth Phones IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

= SAN DIEGO. Cal. Aug. g. .
q Frederick Mueller. aaiimaker'a .
. mate Of the Bennington. died
= here Al the hospital this morn
> ing, from injuries received In 4
. the explosion. He la victim q
= No c. There are gtill % pa =
. tienta IN the hospital II is not
= expected that any other cases
. will prove fatal The board Of
. inquiry has about finished its
. work Il 81 now taking expert :
q testimony OF engineers on the =
= boilers 4
= =
ttkt $3.50 = 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

George Smith. alias Lester Rich
afdson. was formally charged with
burglary Tuesday morning on an
Information filed by Prosecuting
Attorney Macintosh. Mrs Jack
Chesterfield (Jevisa Christopher
was given until Wednesday morn
rig 70 plead guilty or not guilty 10
the charge Of carrying tools into a
jail. Tuesday morning. by Judge
Griffin.
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4 ANTWERP. Aug. S.-Trayel- 4
Z crs from Cameron report hear 4
4 ing rumors that a tribe Of can 4
= nibals called the Mems re- 4
4 Gently killed and ate 1000 4
negroes and eight German col 4
4 unists. 4
4 4 ~ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 a
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Grocery and meat market. best loCaa
ton Ia city. aalca So daily; 81 800.
lt-ncre waterfront farm. good huild-
luEa 40 fruit trees. close iu. s. lQU
WEAVER a JAMES.
tIuaasrtasfs 49, astsf Naathr
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swedish movement MASSAGE given 10
patents az their home by profesalon-
al nurse. Phone Main f7g7. or call
111i Main a. 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-08

PEMNT-E diseases d every nature
successfully treated Consult phyHi.
clan free. Paris New York Medical
Institute. office EHtabrooh Bldg,
new entrance, I'll Union. between
Second and Third.
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More than 40 per cent profit has been
made un suma Investments Within
th~ past year Ia this Northern DIE
ricf
WoOut.AwN TERRACE
ADDITION
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Fsf Furniture Of eight.ro,oefTnfi
boure. close in. good location Fii0W
ntaken al once Gail fiuG Sixth ave.
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For sale-i team of driving ponies, or
vii exchange for heavy horse. 10.
oulre Ewing 81. Bakery. Ffempnt
Addition.