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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25
CLAY WORKS SOLD

The Denny clay Works. a pioneer
business institution Of this city,
which has for years been In the
control Of the present owners, IL
soon 20 be turned over 10 }. H. and
Earnest Hamburger. Of salt Lake,
who propose TO build up an immense
brick mandatory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25
Still Monarch of
Piano World

History has been juat 20 Jonas
s.HkeFihg. His deeds are in pianos
taey speaA. they sing For eighty
80 Ytafa pianos bearing his name
Ne been ringing true in faulticss
80 and perfect harmony. with
- thiekerinKs. poHterity supplies
~ antiphou % ancestry and their
..aatehsd pianos Of today are
1s.sas past successes more diatin-
I1Aasd Was Jonas Chickeriug n
s.efeast ch!ckering a sons pianos
tsaay answer most loudly.
One hundred and twenty-nine
~ medals and awards compose
- aistinguiHhed group Of official
--aesz-F. The highest European
s..ti1etion comes Ia the form Of n
f.ss q the Legion 81 Honor. the
hshest American. ln the greatest
s..Is q the Worlds Columbian
EXPOSITION.
Ansriea has very few historic
sses. But among the few the
y, icing name. a. represented By
- shiekerinE pianos. stands pre-
.eht. II appeals to the honest
-s o. its speeesaora. not only 10
y where Jonas Chlckering put
~ % MT Il higher with the
hvsaehing years. Ana they're do
Ins Il an argument for your IN
- and appeals 20 your iutsIlI-
~, zhen selecting your plano. II
~ kaaraniee Of what you'll get
80, - pay chiekering grand and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25
BALLINGER
STANDS PAT

The proposition 20 extend the
takeyiew cemetery wiil be- taken
up once more By the streets con-
milteo Thursday afternoon. FL
f0rta have been made 20 bring
about tframo-up" Ia allow the e1-
tension 40 much objected 10 BY the
Capitol hill citizens. but Mayor
Bailingor stands in the way. II is
sald that he will veto the measure
II passed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25

Robert Emmett continues 10 do
a good business at the Third Aven-
Ne theater. II will continue the re-
malnder Of tho week. with the unu-
al Saturday matinee.
The Daniel Stock company will
close It's ensagement next week,
beginning with the usual Sunday
matinee. presenting The Clay Bak-
-" one Of the best plays given by
the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25

Julius J. Wolf. the well known
advertiser. has returned from Mad
ison Springs where he Was rusti-
eating for a few DAYS after finishing
n most successful sale for the Shat
fer Bros. OF this city. who purchased
the bankrupt stock OF Bremen Bros
from tho United States district
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25

Tin Mining company. The object is
to smelt the tin. which has been
found In such large deposits north
OF Nome. c. B. Russell. the tide
land property owner OF this city, is
interested In the enterprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25

Samuel f. Russell, late state soma
tor. was buried Wednesday after
noon ia Lake View cemetery. The
funeral services we're held at but
terworth'H chapel. Gov Mead, SEN
ator Piles. Lieut.. Governor Coon
aud ConFressman Humphrey we're
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25
FOR RHEUMATISM.

We guarantee Casey's Rheu-
matte cure to cure the worst
cases. This Is a new and Won
derful remedy for rheumatism.
II the second bottle don't help,
return empty bottles and Ret
your money back. 500 bot
tie. for $500 This medicine
IS made by the John II. Casey
Medicine Co. Spokane. Wash.
Call at the Kennedy Drug Co
6al Eirst ayenmn. Scatlle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25

The first tin smelter ever built in
the United States vii be erected IN
Seattle this summer. according TO
J. e. Burton. Of Milwaukee, presi-
dent of the United States Alaskan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25
AUSTRIAN TOURS UNITED
STATES ~ UNIQUE MAN.
AEH

. George J. Ven scharrlnRer. a
. native ~ Austria. who ia a
q guest at the Hotel Washington.
q IL making a tour Of the United {
4 States IN a most unique man
4 uer.
q The Austrian 10 an electrical /
y engineer and. IN order 20 Ia
= fuiiiarize himself with the pre- +,
y fss1ion in America, works at /
. his trade for a few weeks Iu
y every city he visits.
. Scbaprinrer says that when /
= he cannot secure en- rloyment !
= for wages. he willingly accepts I
= n position without remuuern- I
y ton. simply 70 add 10 bis ex- I
. urrieuce.
. lie has visited almost an Of /
> the important cities IN the I
4 United States. and has been IN I
= this country for three years. I
:. /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25

Resolutions OF regret were passed
byathou Civic union. Senator Russell
having been N particularly stauneh
ndHaeatc OF the dlrect primary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25

With each week Manager Cohen.
OF the Star theaier. seems 10 bring
still better attractions 20 that popn-
lar playhouse. This weeks bill IL
compoued Of unusually brilliant
turns"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25

CINCINNATI, May 25.-The fall
ure OF Hoffman & Co, brokers,
just announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25
polNos AT TIE au'

pGlNos AT THE ~"
Tho fret annual high school day
NJ the university promises 10 be a
BIG affair.
The deeiamatorY contest n 10 be
held IA Denny hall Friday night. In
this contest the following high
schools viii each have q representa-
tive Seattle. Tacoma. Everett.
nellinEham Olympia. Ia Conner.
Kent and ballard The following
are 60 act aa judnen nr SimoHdn.
lion. -. II. Trcfother and Miss cool
idgc Of the Egan Dramatic school
Saturday afternoon at 2 80 tho
track meet between the competing
high schools IN a. be held on the
univcrnity campus Many OF the
schools will have large bodies OF
ruotern OH hand Tacoma expects
90 send boo to see her fleet rueefH
Try conclusions with her ancient foe
the Seattle hlgh school
What will probably be the most
exciting beat race ever seen In the
Northwest vii be pulled off on Lake
Washington next Tuesday after
noon between crews from stanford,
California and the varsity The
Warrington team went south IN
April. and rowed both universities
Ia their home waters. being defeat
ed by marrow margins Ia both races.
The boys. however, were confessed
~ IN bad condition. TIE coming
race 20 be rowed on familiar wa
tern. with tho boys IN the best 81
training bids fair Co be won by
Washington.
Paul Hopkins has resigned his po-
nltian as assistant Ia chemistry at
the university, 10 accept a place a.
asaaycr in tho Fairbanks bank At
Fairbanks. Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25

The Watson Stock company will
open a season at the Seattle theater
next week IN The Christian"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25

Nat Goodwin In The uaurpcr'
will be At the Grand Friday night
and Saturday matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25
Painkiller ,s..T paws

: s::.. s.s.., q. art 3. s: So. ,. ss:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-25

nav store FRIDAY specials are articles OF everyday use sod
aefe ua Is lower
ms Simply eil a'' - e''e wv " W NV" s'V' NUN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Two families are al war in Judge
Griffln's court
Clyde Howey Is n handsome.
grave faced. innocent looking boy
Of n. whose lips tremblea and
whose handa knitted neryously to-
gefher as the story Of his youthful
love affair and the sad tangle that
resulted was told by his wife on the
witness stand Wednesday morning.
Myrtle iowey Is a good looking
young woman, whose face bears
lines Of suffering, and in whose
manner there Is humiliation. resent
msnt and indignation.
The trouble began az Ballard.
where the boy was attending busl-
ness college. The girl was the
only daughter Of a widow who kept
boarders for a living. and there is
much unhapplness in both the
families affected by the unhappy
alliance.
lie came and honorahly asked
my daughters hand Ia marriage,
said Mrs. ]. u. Hayes. the mother
Of the girl Il did not know there
was any trouble. lie was young,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
HON. CUSHMAN ROASTS
THE MODERN WOMAN!
Sc SRew FOR Zoe
a s.esnl show for b esnI.l

scent show Tor 10 centHi
That is what Seattle viii probably
Eet in the future. Already aecus-
toned 60 pay s. 10 see so-cent pros
auctions IN the larger theatera. be-
cause OF the theatrical trust. We will
have 90 learn to submit gracefully
10 being soaked in the io=cent play
houses.
At meeting being held wednes-
day afternoon the vaudeville theater
owners Of the West are perfect tine a
trust b. which it a. intended a. hand
the nleygeer the snme dose at the
io-csnt houses that has been adj
ministerod In the other theatefn.
of course the maEnatea won't nd-
init t. They ciaim that the ohJsct
IL to prevent waste. 10 prevent es-
eesstxe competition where Il h
harmful To playhouse. player and
playEosF. 90 Arrange the schedules
on the Pacific coaef Circuits ~ that
there viii be no conflicts and afnuae-
msnt features can be furnished az
the least possible roat. "a put an
eud 20 the composition that 10 driv.
ina the booking circuits 10 nay high
salaries Zoe artistic help.
The latest fheater maEnata 70 ar
rive 20 take part In the formation 81
the trust IN this city IL l. g ksat-
lng OF Reatiug a Flood. OF Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
FOUR WISE ICON" MEN RAN
OUT OF TOWN BY SLEUTHS

The crowds that daily throng the
grandstand and the grounds at the
Meadows are under the chose sur
VIGILANCE Of both the city police and
the county sheriffs office.
Several ''piain-clothes men. de-
tailed by Chief Delaney. and two
deputies sent out by Sheriff Smith
make II their business 20 keep q
sharp lookout for piekpookets and
other bad characters, and as soon as
a suspicious man Is spotted he Is
quietly invited 10 leave the grounds.
And he usually does said Dep
uty Sheriff Chef Belding Wednes-
DAY morning. Tenant and Wap-
penstein. OF the police force. and
Deputy Hlll and myself have our
hands full giving out hints TO the
dips and bad men that swarm IN
here when the racing season is
opened. | saw by the morning
paper that one of the gangs We or
dercd out Of here was arrested al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
.l6I BOY AND
GIRL GRADUATES

One hundred and slxty-one boYu
and girls will graduate from the
high school Thursday.
The commencement exercises viii
be held In the Grand opera house
Thursday evening
Following Is the program
Overture. orchestra. invocation.
Rev. r. l. Smith. Planting the
Standard" olive VosSinakel. The
Annexation Of ballard Roscoe
Russell Hess. music. orchestra.
The Passing OF the Red Man.
Adelaide ID Fischer. Runsia'u
Struggle for Liberty" Clean Edwin
Hoover. The Great atonce Pace. :
Addie jacques Phinney. music. or
ehestra. The siruplon Tunnel.
Walter Clifford Dunbar. The
Typical American. Marion LON
bard Coikett. presentation % a.
plomas. T. c. Hughes. music. or
ehestra
The following students SUCCESSFUL.
~ passed the examinations this
morning aud will rccsive their al.
plomas with the class tomorrow
Bornlcc woodcoek. Kari Egenson
lee c. PALMS.. George wayiand and
Arthur Reagh Only four failures
were reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

but they appeared 70 be very much
In love with each other. and he
promised to take good care OF her.
| told him she was my only daugh-
ter. and he said would not regret
giving her TO him"
Mrs. w. Howey. mother OF thu
boy, sits beside her husband near
the rail In the court room, with
tears In her eyes.
Il am sorry for the girl" said
she. Il am very sorry indeed. for
she has suffered a great deal But
she should never have allowed my
boy 10 become so entzngied. He Is
so bright, and we had planned such
q splendid future for him before
this happened. He must have been
infatuated at the first. but he was
forced into the marriage. | think
IL will be so much better for both
n they are legally separated"
Judge Griffin win decide the fu-
ture OF the erring young couple
Wednesday afternoon. The young
wife seeks a reconciliation. and
sues only for support money. The
youth. however. wants an annull-
ment-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
RAID HARmLEss THROWING PLACES AND Wink At Lo-
CAL GAMBLING HELls-oAH DEAN TELLS CHEF De.
LANEY WHERE REAL GAMES EXIST

pectantly. each countonanee reflect
ing heartfelt anxiety Dcalnsy eau.
tiously peeps out % door 10 assure
himself that no eaveadropper Is ia
the vicinity.
Delaney Llsteni The oonfden-
tial report rs that there exists a
Lake Washington a reign Of gam
bling"
Profound sensation. Detective
Barbee utters a hoarse we goda'
and clutches apasmOdlCally 81 his
collar button. That intrepid Hlelth.
Detective Wappenstein. turns ghasf.
ly white and muttera-sli cannot BE-
80. dear chief while Detective Ten
nant sinks back in hiG upholstered
scat. struck apoeohlees.
The chiefs eyes Kliften with q
suspicious moisture ~ be notes the
horror depicted in the faces of his
brave followers.
Hear me. my brave men" be
continues. Within a DAY We will
have the desperate criminals behind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
,oseRsssMAN PAYS HIS RESPECTS TO SOCIETY DANES IN
scAralNa rrRMs--No USE FOR THEM" ne SAYS IN Ao.
press TO ~" STUDENTS

the servant problem In this coun-
try would never be heard OF II the
women would stop gossiping about
their hired girls. aud would treat
them az II they we're women. A
great many hard statements made
about hired girls would be left I'M
said u the matron II a home would
lust exchange places once in a
while with the girl in the Kitchen
| know Il might mean less eff
cheney In the kitchen ON such times.
bat u would assure common sense
In the parlor once in a while
Another thing I want to say 10
you graduating ladies. and to young
American womanhood IN general
Is OF All the pitiahte speetaclos In
Gods great world the most pitiful
20 nay mind II to sec a crowd OF
women chasing a bargain remnant
that has been marked down from
81 20 - cents American women
have become suddenly afflicted
with a new and terrible disease
which I might call "hargainitis =
The eonEressman's advice 90 the
young men vas equally poiated and
sensible.
President Kane conferred In all
Sc degrees AZ the commencement
exercises. being degrees from the
colleges of liberal arts. engineering
schools Of law and pharmacy. and
the graduate school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

be a Esfeat 81 the city The officers
and crew VIII b. entertained by the
naval men in the harhor and the
consFelai bodies 81 the city Mayor
HaIinErr Waited Captain Command
- Camille Gorsi AZ ts3o ana Invited
him 20 a banquet In honor Of the ar
rival ~ the vessel. 20 he given by
the chamber ~ commerce.
The officers 81 the revenue cut
terH amd other government vessels
Ia the harboH visited the officers and
crew Of the umbria and extended
their welcome.
Ths umfbla II under Command Of
Captain Commander Camille CorsL
Hsr fret officer ~ Lieutenant Com
nanaer Carlo DE- t.aea. Her crew
consists Of - officers and zso en-.
ON leaving Seattle. the umbria
wlIi no te the Puget Sound navy
yard
The vessel win be open 10 visitors
from . 20 9 o'clock on week days
and from ~ 20 8 o'clock ON Sundays
while Ia the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Portland yesterday. I knew II was
the same bunch from the descrip-
ton.
There we're six in the crowd. and
they we're working systematically
when we spotted them. The two
leaders were old men. nearly 60. and
they must have been years in the
business. Under them four fellows
were working. two OF them logged
out as prosperous touts' in the
height OF fashion. and the other two
made up as farmer lads. wearing
hickory shirts, soft collars, old
fashioned straw hats. and great big
brogans on their feet. all polished
up with stove lacking. They had
not done much work. however, be-
fore we spotted them. and II didn't
take them long 60 take the hint
when they got a glimpse OF the Of
cieial star and gentle suggestion
TO move ON TO the next town. They
were gone the next day, and now
they are In jail at Portland"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

III here Is anything IN this
ga / despise IL is to see a WON
!. vAose only ambition Is 70 col.
q +. lct II calling cards as big aa
[, ysksr pack
~ vas one Of the many start
- ,,afements made by Congress
- FrAnels W. Cushman at the
49, eommencement exercises Of
- University Of Washington We'd
setay morning.
ne honorable gentleman took
.<sslon 20 roast the modern so
~ voman 60 turn. HIS talk.
lswsyer VAS filled with common
ssss Among other things he
az.
a woman who spends her days
rink teas and over bridge
a.. and her nights in daneing
Al sAsagcr Easng Is unworthy tbs
sfrsd nane Of wife.
.fpaug wumAn-neycr despiae
swk. OF course I know that It Ii
nnsIaersd a disgrace for the mod
a. poman TO do her own work
rrund her home. but let me as
me you that no man Of commot
zsss Ii this world will despisc yos
mh Above all things. Il got
aoala b. 50 fortunate as 10 b.
II 70 hire your help. Sc
~ you treat them right
Nnetsnths Of ali the trouble oYei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Ms Is flag day.
Al over the country the morn
~ sanrlse was marked BY rals-
d d flags in greater number and
FL more ceremony than on any
1m day Of the year.
htept In seattIel
MS Is the f2sth anniversary Of
y enactment by congress that the
~ should consist Of - stripes. al
xsxte red and white, and a union
aii white stars IN a blue field
ThiFfy-five years later CONGRESS
xt<ret that a new star should be
kfad for each new state admitted
, ne uniOa. There are % more
ar In that field now than when
b flag was first raised. and within
aashsr year the number VIII be
a. further increased by the au-
AAion Of existing territories into
= sIzterh0Od q states.
fa-
Reaitie's public buildings pay
~ a. much attention 70 the ac-
aiuned observance Of the great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
.HALIANCRUISER
nSITS SEATTLE

ne Italian cruiser Umbria ar
aisd N fost at l. o'clock on We'd
nsesy from Vancouver by way Of
NJ Townsend. The representative
{ ne Italian navy u touring the
nfEA coast and raying Sc respects
; rnele SasnA coast aefeudsra
Thts H. the first tl1ne the vessel
. ever visited the coast. They
- the usual salute OF II guns
sssn off Fort Fiakler ana received
erals Of welcome from the guard
= q the straits.
M Embfla Nil stay az Seattle Tor
~ days and during the time VII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

him to eat at the same table with
them.
Schultz then came back 10 this
city and after drinking a lot OF bad
whisky, drew a revolver In Tony
summich's saloon. 314 South First.
and fired two shots at himself.
Neither took effect as Lille and
several bystanders prevented the
suicide He was placed under ar
rest and remained IN Jail overnight.
Schultz claims that he fired the
first shot TO sec II the revolver
worked all right. as he wanted 70
die Instantly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
The War

now win be found dispatches bearing out TO the letter the
attitude this has maintained with regard to the
for the past several weeks
TOXIC that the whole nation
early armistce. claiming that Field Marshal
Qsama would be cheated Of victory the Russian land
forces within he that would
the japanese banner into Russian
Petersburg startling dispatches.
practically admitting that
rounded by the iapa the other through interview with NJ
W1te the greatest military atrategs high Russian
councils which he that
ultimately within fiea years
published ltn news without attempt
home manufacu- II printed
for what they wosh acknowledging
the Ear better criterion than the
OF It's telegraph editor seated his deck Seattle
readers be % thlnm-the
they read from tho place which bears the line
not the product Of an Imaginative oesl empoye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

prison tara But n il a dangeroua
wofk and ] do not demand that any
- you 20 forth to enter the laira
- criminals. ! want three yOlun-
feera 10 undertake fhe mission.
Who will EoT
For a moment no one stirred,
Silence. sad and foretoding. per-
meated the atmosphere and the
chiefs heart sank while be waited.
Outside could be heard the sweet
tones Of Captain fAubaehe as be
hummed softly -Curfeu shall not
ring tonight"
But Delaney'a fears were ground
lefH. A. one the brave body OF
Vidocqs arose and faced their chief,
We are ready they said. simply,
Delaney'H keen eyes rested fondlY
on the little body 81 morality de-
Tenders.
4 canuo, spare yoa all, /" he salds
softly. God knows that ] hate 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
FLAG DAY is A MERE
FARCE IN SEATTLE

day as a yellow dos does TO an
eclipse.
There was no flag raised on the
city hail.
Nor on the federal court building
Nor the Seattle high school
Nor the court house.
The Bon Marehe. Stone. Fisher &
Lane. the Walker and other build
inEs remembered the occasion. how
ever. and a few private residences
displayed Old Glory.
ST PAUL. MINI. June il-st.
Paul was the scene today % the
most notable nagday celebration
ever held In the northwest. The oc-
CASTOR vas the lohg-planned cere-
mony Of removing the Minnesota
battleflags from the old TO the new
state capitol The transfer was ac-
companied By interesting exercises
and also a big parade 81 war veter-
ans from various parts Of the state
OF state militia and regular troops
from Fort Smelling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

l'ha sehmultz. who attempted
Ne. Tuesday. was released from
cry laiI Wednesday morning.
fomlsed Patrolman Lille. who
- bic lie that be would not at
y SELF destruction again.
1aitz is a lumberman and he
several teeth extracted a few
Y. ago. The Job was carelessly
according TO Schultz. who SUI
= intensely from the toothache
ssht back 70 work and later the
- aicefaied and he says that his
~ Hofkmen refused to allow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

SAIGON. June i4,y--The Russian
auxiliary cruiser Kuban, anchored
of Cape James this morning. The
governor ordered her TO depart I'm
mediately. A dispatched French
warship will see that the lnsirue-
lions arc carried out. TWenty-eight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

ST. LOUIS, June 14.--Circult
Court Attorney Sager today enter
tanned a nolle prosequies in all three
cases against Charles +. Kelly and
set the former speaker Of the house
Of delegates free Kelly will posi-
bly, be a witness for the state in the
trials OF other alleged boodlers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
II YEAR old BOY
ASKS FOR DIVORCE


lie promised marry and took advantage of conn.,
when disgrace became known. he
d but lived with only two days leaving me without
support denthy The baby born and died the
father HE parents thought was
good they separated usMrs Myrtle
Iowey. aged q.
she p not yet H. She was The first TO speak Of
she terrified with threats 70
my the annuled and 10
restrained from bearing name" = clyde Howy,
aged II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14

Pike before being caught by street
laborers.
The team started from the high
school and made a Wild run to Pike
along Eighth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-14
REDUCED FARES FOR &
ATTLE Day

q The chamber Of commerce Oh (
= wednesday afternoon took up
= the matter % railway fares
. from this city to the Portland
exposition. A round-trip fare
= Of g. has been arranged for
= Friday. June ~. which ts seat
= tie day. The regular round
4 trip rate IL $3.50. Trains viii
4 leave early Friday morning.
4 giving the visitors several
= hours IN the afternoon at the
. fair. They viii return satur-
. day night. having all of satur-
= day to remain Ia Portland.