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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-19

You'll be down to scratch if you go on
Improving in this way
Needless to say, such enthusiasm de-
manded complete absorption in the
game and tolerated no liberties. If
anyone had told the doctor Of the
fall Of Port Arthur at the moment of
his playing an approach, that man as
suredly would have deserved any fate
that overlook him. When the stove in
the vestry set FIRE to the chancel roof
and did $500 worth Of damage to More
town church, no one had the courage to
tell the vicar until he had holed out on
the eighteenth green. Words won't
put the roof on again. the sexton
wisely said, "and precious lot Of
words you I'll get from Zee while ZEE s
playin' with his ball. So the dole
full news was reserved for the club
house. ~ really fear I ought not to
play a second round, ,, the vicar ex-
claimed when he heard it; "most vex-
ing. must say.
These being the circumstances of the
weekly duel a outrance, it certainly
was astonishing to discover the vicar
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-19

speak word to each other until the
after-lnncheon glass Of port had been
slowly slipped. Intimate in their knowl-.
edge each Of the other the vicar knew
exactly when TO cough that the DOCTORS
forcible EXPLANATIONS might not be
overheard by the caddies. The doctor,
upon his part. sympathized very cor
daily with the vicar when that worthy
found himself in a bunker. Harry,
my dear boy, pray remember where you
are,'' he would say, and to give him
his due, the vicar rarely forgot the
number of strokes necessary to ex-
tract himself from one of these many
wales Of tears which abounded at
Moretown. z-s@ ==
Other moments, it should be OBJ
served, were those of mutual admira-
ton.
IF you could only putt as well as
you can drive, you might play Var
don,' the vicar would tell the doctor.
To which the reply would be:
My dear Harry, Taylor could not
play a better approach than that.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-19
CHAPTER XVI.
"A Game Of Golf.

Golf at Moretown is "by favor Of tho
Lord Of the Manor" played across q
from Melbourne Hall that you have
vista Of that fine old house but rarely
from the trees, and nowhere at all Il
you be an ardent player
Such . description could in all sim
cerity have been applied to either Of
our old friends. Dr.. Philips and the
Rev. Harry Fillmore, the vicar Of the
parish. They played the game az tho
all their worldly hope depended upon it.
The best Of friends at common times,
difficulty could provoke them 10 such
violent hostilities that they did not
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30
ydss yiibes
2@pentyr
gilbelm 9itergaarb.
(GortiaA.

rGper Mm6roiius 8ogbinoer, og bbao ol,o o.
i~lfritelig Sa10el ban far gpet, maa 9ettel1 0srn111c.
Wee1 ON Npmn1e115 gear bum ilnoo, tiliiger jeg Dig, at
ban BOG. iffe ifal l%traffes paa lin Sals> met iffut for-
.Diies al S2a1oet ..9og NOT beron1!!" ~tilfpie6e .&ongen
CO piufeoe .a0 oen b~iulbeneoe &nrll Scr baboe 1taoet
~balpbejs sifult bog beo Giels &ibe og / ct pef preoet
i'm laa0re aubl10s tt%11ellen &enoerue. uSri1 .1lrr=
mere, 2anosnano! 81 bqpe bprt ct oa. at1oet %fortplle
ON Big, JONI buer os go0t. gu bar beret por 11pe
Jp1orif Ell goo % trofalt 6glgeipen0! Sm p1 III
tilltoo Dig SpfDloel1et al ct rineligt Dnife, bpao biloe
0u laa be6e ps ON, Ofe1ter 8ilegrin?"
Sen pl1sfebeoe 5peno breo lin orl11e &ob,,os, Joni
ON ban bapoe forelot Jig at bride Sen i stl1npcr og
5tpffer mes set %lur1nre> og lon1tioig ioo ban ben poo
Niels &ibe, ion1 o1rt bo1r pilDe bebrejoe fir golnle &u11l=
smerat> at bat life fo1n bo1p til @jelp UNDER ioo po11=
itelige amltGr0igbe6er, lfjent Sc oog eller5 oltio bap-
0e itaaet binanoen ri. Men ba Miels &ibe life gjoroe
Mire til at tage Oroet for boln, mo16eoe bo11 Jig ONT
lloer op nte6 cit ltor Mrltrnngelle og fit M'1l116e1 pau
@le0.
ELECTROMAGNETIC 81. &onge," iag0e bor, letter
at min go0e Se11, NielS .@ibe, ct fonu11e1 poa De1
grgnne @ren og life le1ger far mig npOig, og efterz
lon ieg befin6er mig ligeiom en- gilpenoe 6if, ser for
in1egter efter set berligs, friife @ppono, iao bor jg
fun ct enelte 2nlfe oenne Ger6en> %ltor>11ogtiglte ST.
&o11ge. -"
uSg Set er?" ipurete &o1gen %in1ilen6e.
uSm S f116e forbi9lpe mig til at for11ne / 8 IL
nelte bos ieres %slo1nirol, ST.. Heoer Gfro1l1, io1 De
fa(0er 9onntorfs SoDebols for efter bpoD 1nuu
flyer. finoes Ser life gjrpere 9rn1o til 2onos ellcr til
Ban6S -"
u9it 9nife er opfplot!" lporeoe &on9e1. uSbi
ieg %ifjenner, at set er cit Sjene1te> ion bill paste for
oig, Meier Eilegrim!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30

-- ga 9fiels Ri6e font til glnbroli1s 8oobir=
oerS @us og gift op 40 Sen beje 5tentroppe, fonot ban
9eren %ltoaeroe poo &lcm. SSSffe heller bar Scr l1ogen,
ion 11ootog bom / 5orituet. Ser berifeoe cit %l1noerlig
Stilbeo / @uiet. San lfp6 9pre1 op til set ooglige
Spbolosberelie og piloe Ifpnbe fig oerino. Wien ban
bleD ltuaen0e paa 5Grlf e(e1.
S 9(rm1tolel1 iornn 8or0ct loo Mn1brolil1s Yogbil1,
Ser lGnet ttlbagc = ltD og %ubeprgelig, 1neo 9p0ens
6orpe oper Sc ifarpe Sref, og foron borl fnGle0e
@rifo. SUI, 6apoe beiet @opeoet neo ODER sen oe6e
og iDntes %forltenet Mn91t og Sorg.
u@rifa = min cllfeoe!" folote geiels Mibe iogte.
6r'1 1pfteoe %longior1t &opeoet beo 2poel, al ions
Stemlne, ogl Set bar, on1 ON Milobeoen % &jGrlig=
beoen oeri pafte bel10e al oe11 itl,nu1e Smerte.
@a1 fnGleoe peo Chen al benoe> tog be,,nes
Soano, % ligeom fpr folote bo1 r1eo itn miloelte
Ster1ne: uGrifa, min %e(ifeoc!!". SO bo beaoes
@roo0 ltil1c0e al peoblep bor: ugtl1 fat III to %ale1eite
%6inon0et at itoe poo; jeg pil 6ele Sin Sor9, Grifo>
90 ieg pil bjGlpe Sig at beoe for bin og6e 6o6er..."
Mcn set bar ion1 om1 Mng1ten otter porrebe Jig
l1eo be1oes Sorg, og bu1 f%lpngeoe Jig ioit til bo,11>
meoe11s bum bpilfeoe::
~sSil ou ogioa beoe for bon, 9}iels, 11oor SIT foor
at pioe> at bon mes egen @oono flippe6e li1 2ipstroob
oper .@o1 bpbc uocn 300 og Strife" @11 PC
ge0e n1co ct lfp 9lif be1 poo &o1te1 al 8or6et. uSe
99gcrct> JONI itoor Ser = Set far bon tp1t nleb brUz
be11oe @ift..."
, So ogian 81 pl jeg be6e for bonl" lo9oe 9iicls
9}ibe olporlig, utbt jeg tror> at @1o 0Grrn1cr r1iloere
ems Miel1leifer...
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30

Set bar Morge1 : lao tiolig Nlorgel1, at Solen
nplig lo1n eli paloig> 9%lpoenoe &ugle bar itooct Up i
5p1sfreol en bag set blonfe Glnb og 11l folteoe ct
%tin0ren0e Gtraalebun0t 110 ober Spel1 og Sen 0ile0e
Suit. Sra Sopnen peo @ellingpr %sjgbitoo g(eo en-
S111ofte for i1loe Sell no Gl1noct> men set por ioo
flop @ino, at Snoften finn ifpo rin9e 6ort 'po pun
longs &plten.
6oruoe i 6ortpjet ltoo Mooer 9ir9it og peo bc,,oes
5ioe Sofie mes fin Splter peo Soanoen, Gen go111le>
bpiobaareoe apitoe og SEN l1nge Nige loa in0 moo
2on6et, bbor Saagen lette6e ODER bgItgule Miorfer>
meoens lengere inbe Sfopbrp1et tegneoe Jig joni en-
mprf Stride moo SEN llere6e 2u,n It.
Sequel, oonlfe 9ono> iom %gjenl1ner ioo bpre %
loa %iorgtunge Miroer!!" bpiIfeoe N}ooer Birgit...
u@e.l.ge 2ano, meo oe blpoe 6letter og %ifpgge1oe Go
be! Meget far Oh taalt, og meget far 6u ltriot for
at ioo SOB at lepc bit Sit. g2u grper Ell 1p Gag
for 6ig r1e6 %parttenoe Solfin fter upejret, ser tr9f<
fer bort. @io on lenge naa np6e goot oeraf> og go6e
1ioer ,1ege oe %blpoen6e Snor> ion blep Ifaoet sig /
onoe Mnr So"
Webens ben garnle &pinoe nn,1nlebe oisie Sr6,
brp6s 5olen frel1 al Morgc,taoaen}o Jog ajpo %blGl,oenoe
2Ds oner &pit oa S1lrlo. % noe ira Spen rcHte Jig en-
Outlining, lorl fit selene til at lmel0e ON @oro /
Smaffen,. l1eo bpilfen Mooer 8irgit og be116es 81 ter
bprn 6rpg bort pan yej;en til bercs npe, f,rrl1c 9jen
~ --~E@ZE Is Il ~ q Et&
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30

OMAN AFs @
MAMMALIAN BOTTCHER.
(Fortsat.l
ROWAN Az

Selegran1n1et lpb %loale6eS:
r&m iffe gipe Dplpsni,,ger ON 56rit5;; r1aaife
fo11lnet for tent til u&rGlioenten" og fonr1er r1eo
1Gite9 Camper. Ct meget %befpmreoe og beoer OH
itrofS at o%itille Gfterforitnirger. Maaite be0lt iro=
rptfe fslgenoe advertisement, ion1 iettes 8laoene
Der:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30

SrltluDpIeI 1OUl Ct Yul!ltI GtulU NY !lleU llY=
b(cgt slnligt, 11en 1oe al @tanO til at uogp6e Soa=
rer begap g0por6 Jig til fin sooger. iom ban trof
ruo aontoret; uoe al gtano til at iige ct Oro rafte
bon bonn Set forfGrbelige Telegram.
Stepbon, ser troos lit &oneDieipil alorig 6opoe
,1nrdt noge1 opbere SS%nteresie for 6rit5, ipn1es at
bore bnftig rytet. san falot tilboge / stolen, itirs
reoe ct gieblif font fropGre,1oe fen fr Jig og ifirlte
Mniigtet mel Mr1r1et1e, Ser bbfle0e poa 8oroet. 0een
oct pareoe finn nogle getrnoer, ioa retteoe ban Zig
npbt i%uffeaoe, trpffeoe fin %1,eobejeoe Spoger / @oan=
ben og iagoe:
us(o> Sen i~tattels 9reng! Sporleoes fan set 6og
rnre gaaet til? Men fat Big, @opar0, per en-
W5ano - bpor0on 1fal Mooer og emma og M6u
Dog tage set gprgebuolfob, raor 81, falber ioa iuloz
itenoig iammen."
Seq ~ fan = life iige set til Mooer! Ma,
jeg fan iffe!" brlteoe G0boro % ifjulte tit taore=
nebeoe 9niigt Sc rpltel,0e @rnOer.
Ser gf en- frnnpogtig SrGfnirg oper Stepbans
slniigt; ban be6 2Gbernc lamne1 % pe,ote Zig laa
bort, iom itar spogcrens sora bam i &jertet. 5onS
lpare, pinopouuitcoe 9(niigt bar blepet blegt, og set
bar, iorn iauf bans Sfiffe(le belt iamn1el1. @ien
ogiaa bette glnfalo al sbagbeo uareoe fun ct pie
Bill, iaa lagoe b, rolig, reb Ell fr1 ipagt ifiaI-
benoe @tenme:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
COMPANY TO
REMAIN HERE
SAN FRANCISCO OPERA COM.
pANY WILL HEREAFTER De
KNOWN As THE TlvoLL

That Seattle f. 10 have parma .
neut opera company was the an
nouueemnut made b. Prank ".
Healy. manager ~ the San Fran
cisco Opera company, last night
when tho company closed It's sue
eraafui engn semsnt a. the Grand Ia
Robin Hood"
Tho company Will return hfief
the uolsr city engagement nud VII
be a. the THIRD Avenue until a per
mansnt home can be secured. The
company viii be re=chuaienei tha
Tlvoli Opera company, and viii open
H Victor frrbert'H The Singing
Girl" 10 be followed by a numbar
of high class royalty operas ana
comedies The company VIII De
composed u practically the same
personnel a. now, only u Few
changes being necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
BOY LAPSES
INTO INSANITY
coLoRGp YOUTH. ONCE CUR.
20, rs AGAIN CONFINED ~
TIE COUNTY JAIL ON RE.
QUEST or PARENTS.

Jerome Collins. negto. ascd -.
recently rsieaHcd from tho asylum
nt steilaeoom. was last night ar
rested BY Detective Adams and spe-
cial OFFICER peyaof AZ the request
Of tho boys father. who alleges that
irrama became very troublesome
aud unruiy a few daya aRp. sluto
which time the parents have been
unable 10 handle hina
At the timo OF hia commitment 81
the asylum thu ease attracted n
great deaf 81 attention. aud the par
enta later offered $1,000 to anyone
able Co cure the boy 81 insanity. A
release FROM the asylum was sub
selueutiY granted. aud the boy
turned over Ia the care Of a local
heater" who claimed o. be able
10 cure him. The bay under his
treatment heeam. tfaetahle for a
time. but a few dayr aEp became
as bad as ever. aud the parents were
obliged to turn him over to the
authorities
lie was sent 20 the county San,
from hieh institution he viii prob
ably be aent Co Htellacoom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
New Hours for
Lawn
SprIrklIng

On and after july -. 1tDOi th9
city will De divided into two dla1
tficta for irrigation purposes. tha
boundaries ~ said districts CORES
Hbondlng exactly with the buundas
ioa Of the districts described IN tho
ofnelal notice ~ the Board of
Works. heretofore published ia eaelt
Of the daily papers. fixing the limits
as follows:
Tho North District includes aii
that part Of the city lglng north and
west Ut r. line described na followst
Commencing at a point on the was
ter front ON Elliott Ysv ut the foot
Of PIKE Street. thence along the cens
tor line Of Pike Street to Westlaks
Avenue. thence along tbs centea
line Of Weatlake Avenue 20 Lake
Union. theHcc along tho shore q
Lake Union 20 the portage, ana
thence along tho Canal 70 Lake
Washington.
The south District shall includs
ail that part Of the city Yang south
and east Of tho above described
line.
The hours for irrigation IN each
OF the above described districts arc
hereby fixed until further notice az
! follows. in the North District from
n a. ~. 10 $50 a. m. onlyi in mo
South District from z y. m. 20 $50
p. NJ. only. The use Of water Tor
{ Irritating lawns. gardens. Tor
spfinkllnR porehes. and for all other
purposes. except strictly domestic
and business purposes, Is prohibit
ed. except during the above hours.
All sprinkling OF sidewalks and
streets r. hereby prohibited, whsth'
er such water fl used through
meters or not No water shall DO
used through meters except during
the regular aprinkling hours for Ire
rieating or sprlnkling, or for any
purpose except domestic aud base
ness uses.
on and after August ]. 1905. th1
houra for sprlnkling IN the North
District shall be from p m. until
80 D. NJ. and the hours for sprinks
ling In the South District shan be
from 7 a. m. 20 s:30 a N.
By order Of the City Council and
the Board OF Public Works
by c. B. BAGLEY,
secy Board OF Public Works.
sss
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the Sunset Telephgne company 70
install better service and give n
free rate between this city aud
Aberdeen. the council last niRhi
postponed the granting 81 The Finch
telephone franchise
HELLiHGHAM An interurban
railway connecting thia city with
sksRit county o. au enirrpriar rpn-
iemulated by Stone 4 webster the
BOSTON owners Of the local street
railway system Representative 81
the company have made q tour Of
the country Il ia proposed u tap
in az automobile.
TACOMA Charles Wauacr. q
isbofins man. WIS kiiled nt South
Tacoma yesterday while Waiklng
over the tracks ia an intoxicated
condition. He leaves "a family,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
uNoRAvuRs HAVE PICNIC.

The second annual outing aud
picnic given by the Seattle Zen,
Erayera, 30. %. / 4 r.. was held
81 Fortuna park. on Mercer Iaiand.
YESTERDAY An invitation wna OK.
tended 20 the commercial and
newspaper artists Of the city 20 ioin
IN the festivities aud many awaited
themselves Of the opportunity. The
day was spent In boating and row
ms and lnonhahy nooku lunehe.
were served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
STATE NEWS

TDWAI.L - Lightning striking
the home Of A. =. Mcconnell caused
fire that destroyed Il IN less than
an hour.
WESATCHEF.--Thrown out ~ a
row boat by the swift current Att9r-
nsy 4. ~. storch. % Alma. and
Frank Patterson. Of this city. ciuns
20 the eapsiEed craft fof an hour
being nearly exhausted whan fea-
Cued.
LnAVENwORTH-A sun kink"
IN tha rail caused the wreck Of the
Great Northern overland limited
seven miles west % here IN Tum-
water canyon yesterday afternoon
The engine and baggage. express
and smoking cars left the track
Three Of the crew were slightly
injured.
HOQUfAM Upon the promise Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
Held ron RING THEFT.

Pred TimenH. arrested By Patrol
man Uufntb. - wanted Ia Everett
on = charge OF grand larceny lie,
in compsuy with fIotencs Wilson.
are suspected Of stealing a ring, A
ring was found on his person which
answers to the description. The
wilson woman was taken IA here on
friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
SHOULDER THE
WHOLE BLAME
DIRECTORS OF ENGLISH RAIL.
ROAD TAKE REsPoNsiBlLlrY
or HEAVY LOSS or LIFE IN
TRAIN WRECK.

SALISBURY. Eng July i6 Tho
CORNERS inquest. 10 determine the
cause 81 the wreck Of the American
special train on tuiy I, IN which 20
many Americans wcto KILLED. re-.
snmcd It's work today. The direct
era 0l the london 4 Southwestern
railroad assumed the FUN reapoasi
biltty fnr the disaster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

character Of Napoleon. and prob.
ably the role Huits him better than
anything no has yet eaanYed.
Miss Van nursn. aa Madame ahus
Gene. could make no Improvement
n the dolinoalion Of the character
esaiRRSd hcr. Tho company ia a
whols ia good and credit 10 the
ofHanIEevpn. o
Madame Sans Gene" viii run Tor
one week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
Safest Investment
In the World

The appaetunity of making a fa-
t1rs rusta stsh every young man.
Ezvesflxate tha GseFusan sNvinw.
NrualaK ard Lean association see
n biz rrufits the Lean association
krs making ard Yua All b. com
eine~s ttai "a investment wttn fha
German saving. ftuii8inK snd Loan
nealseiailam - the safest Ia the
porfd ~ payias ln IS . month for
I year, ynu NtIi draw cat q eco.
fxufe Il eut and Their sc gnas
csnsf. secretary. as DaileY bldg.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
Not Necessary TO Work
All Your Life

whats the Use % working All
your life when few cents saved
each day will amount 60 suhstan=
tlai sum within "a few years start
an account With the state Hank u
seaitls where ypuf money Slows
because n draws 4 per reut interest
Gem pounded semi annually. nsain
tomorrow with a 1niiar deposit 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
POLICE RAID A
RESORT

The police are getting after the
hllnd PIGS again, ana last night De-
tectlve Kennedy raided the resort
maintained BY James Harriet az
Madison park. arreating James Haf-
riot and hla clerk. y. G. Abbott
The men were taken 70 head
quarters and spent the night ~ the
city jail without the option or put
ling up bail money. Fred Harriet
called al headquarters this morning
and made inquiries a. 70 the amount
OF bail money required, but the
privilege has not been granted. iiar-
riot has been arrested several times
bsfore on the same charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
vaod.vllls a, the star.

THE star will put on an entirely
new vaudeville bill this afternoon.
Foremost % the nttmetiaua are
Harry Ia Hose q co. IN the sketch
The Sailor aud the Horse" an
orphoum act that has long been a
tavorite chris Lane. the poet and
muuolnEuiat. - probably ona Of the
most eamieal entertainers to appear
Ia Seattle
rontennelll. tive automatic wan-
der. aud Lowe. the artist. are other
fine attractions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
BEEF TRUST LOSS IS
t32e.Os4 ~ ONE MON tn

|. WAaHINaTON. July tG-
= According 10 figures published
! by the department 81 com
\ merce and labor. the beef trust
= ioai IN June sg2s .DGi Ia the e2- !
4 poftatian of canned beef alone. I
\ az compared with June. 1905 !
= There was au increase Of I
. 10000 pounds IN the a. I
= pOftation 81 fresh beef
sAtttt tttt 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
THE THEATERS


Tha H'fawiey company began the
fourth week ~ ita successful en-
g. cement az the Seattle last uiEhi
before a discriminating audience IN
Sardous drama Madame Sans
uena"
This production - one % the
most prutsntiuus efforts OF the CONE
pany. and their success last niHht
would do credit 90 any travelling
organization.
Af frawley appeared IA the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
aundsr the cl,y's Lamps"

The Aylenwnrih rnmpauy'a last
production ~ Seattle. eundef the
.eity'a Lamps was put on at the
Third Avenue yesterday.
The scenes Of the play are un-
usually clever and bring out clearly
the life and doinEa of the people IN
"a great metropolis
There Is the mixtures 81 New
York detectives policemen and chill
drrn Of the Hlums. The play vii
continue for the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
LOSES t,ls wArca.

Alfred n Bushnell. living a the
Salvation Army hotel. eft his watch
on the sfaad Ia bis room last night.
and mpoa his return the watch IVES
missing Tho watch vas engraved
With BushneIis initiAia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
oLorHtNe STOLEN.

Richard Waters. ruomlng az the
Weed hotel, First and Union. TO
ports that his rom WAS entered
last uight, aud a suit ssse and cloth.
ms stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
ASSIGN HIM To
18TH REGIMENT

PARIS. July Ia Major Dreyfus
has been appos.cd 10 command In
the Twelfth regiment Of artillery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
WIRELESS FOR
PACIFIC COAST

WASHINGTON. u G. July ia
Eha nayy department. ts making
kpntrarts for he establishment Of
Slrriexs telegraph stations on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

Pacific coast The FIRST Is 20 b
AZ Cape Fi4fteTv Five others VII
b. placed as saoa as poaai bic. The
work will rssat s60 coo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
MAY GOLDMG
ON SWIMMING

Tn. Il the fourth illustrated swimming,
.vev Miss Eianns May ooda1 the champion
ss..r,an aslmmor America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

this IL q aplendid gO.cart.
neat body. top rails are
nicely turned. adjustable
back and foot extension.
rubber tired wheels; all
gearing Ia finished
green. i2Iuch wheels. re-
movable cushions and
parasol.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-16

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on Branch street. Inquire OF the Barre Gran.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-16
How 70 Lose Money Quickly.

"The gambling instinct, once aroused,
viii make the victim gamble with any
thing" said Detroiter this morning.
i saw two gamblers meet the other
day and indulge in n quick gamble with
so cent pieces. Odd or even Y assea ffe
first. Odd, said the second And the
man with the odd date ON the cuiii won.
His half-dollar was dated 1879 The
other WAS dated 1880. AK
another game is played with 81
bills. 1t is greenback pokeig and was
Matched down in Washington, Eaeh bill
bears series number say. gge67634 or
the like. In the number cited are two
mines and three skies full lf5hse The
next man may have bill numbered
T22f3s09 He has, you observe, two
pairs.
High wins, the players say on meet
ing each holding his bill ont of sight.
Then they compare ana settle up.
Greeuback poker il good quick
way to lose a whole lot Of money
Detroit News.