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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Edwards an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Maude M, to A.. Alonzo Avery.
The wedding will take place this
month. 4sss
Mrs. Genevieve Ford Greaves Of 2444
Garfield avenue s has issued invitations
Thursday and Friday afternoons, Feb.
Is and Is: These card parties will be
followed by number Of luncheons
which will be glen by Mrs. Greaves in
honor of two of the recent brides, a
ceramic artist and another for her
musical friends. s&
Miss Mary Barker of GAINESVILLE,
Wis.,, who has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs 8. g. CargilL, at her home on
Mount Curve avenue, was entertained
Lat which Harry Hoffman was the host.
| The parlors were decorated with spring
| flowers and in the ballroom smilax and
clusters of pink and white tulips made
| a charming decoration. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Cargill,
! Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Steven
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Calhoun,
Misses ITALIA Brown, Nellie Quirk,
Anna Dewitt Cook, Grace Stillwe1l and
Boswell, Frank Boswell, Andrew F.
Fulton, Vincent Gardner, Frank Mer-
rill, DR.; Reed and Dr.. Pepper.
Hal Jones gave luncheon at Don
aldson IS tearooms and a box party at
the Orpheum last week for Miss Bar
ker, Miss Anna Dewitt Cook and An
drew F. Fulton. Il.
Mrs. Cargill, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Barker, and her nephew,
Harry Hoffman, leave this evening for
Mediterranean trip. They will visit
in Wisconsin and New York and will
sail Feb. 16, to be gone until next Aug,
| ust. RI:
| Mines. Frank r.. Corriston, Edward
| G. Falk, William s. McWade, Harry D
Lackore and NJ. D. Garcelon are Mime
the First Regiment ball, M s. N. G..
which will be given Wednesday even
| ing, Feb. IA, in the new armory,' st
Paul. Mrs. John H. Parker will repre-
sent Fort Smelling, Mrs. Arthur P. Pierce
Red Wing; Mrs. Thomas G. Clark, Still
water, and, of COURSE there is a lone
list of St. Paul women.
The Presbyterian ministers and cid
! ers of Minneapolis with their wives
! have been invited to attend the recep
| JUL, WHICH, Will De given III the par
lors Of the House of Hope church to
morrow evening in honor of Rev. w
H. H. Boyle, who has resigned his pas
torate and will shortly leave st. Paul
The people Of Tabernacle Baptis
church will give reception Wednesda,
evening in the church parlors in homo
! Of Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Gamble and tn
new members, of the congregation.
An enjoyable sIeighride party wa
given Friday evening by Misses, Pear
Dunklee and Gertrude. Johnston O
Bloomington avenue. About thirty O
/ their friends enjoyed the ride to Edin
| Mills, where the evening was spent i,
dancing: Frank Ellsworth was tn
/ Invitations were issued last week 70
an illustrated talk which Herbert W
Faulkner will give in Studio Arcad
on Nicollet avenue, this evening. MI
Faulkner will have for his 'subiec
"Venice. Of Today and the member
Of the Society Of Fine Arts, the Art
and Crafts society and others have bee
invited. xxx.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-05
National Organizer Here.

Miss Permelia G. Mahan, national or.
city and will give number Of lee
lures and recitals in the coming fort
night. Miss Mahan is from King CITY,
Mo. She is a graduate from and now
a teacher in the Columbia school Of
expression in Chicago, and her pro-
grams are sure to be Of interest. To-
morrow evening she will give recital
in Camden M. E. church; Wednesday,
in the Fifth Presbyterian church;
Thursday she will conduct q prayer
church; Friday, a recital will be given
in the Open Door Congregational
church; next Monday there will be a
lecture in Lake Street M. E. church,
and second lecture will be given We'd.
nesday, Feb. IA, in the Friends church.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-05
College Wolnen,s Club.

The College Women's club will have
its weekly gathering in the directors
room Of the Public Library building:
tomorrow afternoon. i Mrs. j. G. Cross
and Mrs. George B. Frankforter will
be hostesses. y 81 fsss 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-05

John W. Thomas & Co. have COM
plete line of long gloves, in blacks and
whites. " 49, Is f.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-05
|sl ZOO, COST OF
AL|ICE'S TROUssEAU
But the Total Is Not Remarkable
Compared with New York
Standards.
MISS ALLEGES TRoUssEAU

One wedding gown. -. $1,000
Six dinner gowns, average
200 -. 1900
Two imported lace gowns. 1000
One lace coat ............ 500
Six reception and afternoon
gowns, average $3.50. 80. 900 4
Four evening wraps at $3.50. 1000
Three street dresses at $780,. 400
One driving coat 30
One automobile coat ~. 100
average $50 .........e.. 1900
Twenty four embroidered
muslin skirts 500
Six embroidered muslin and
linen house gowns. g.. 500
Six matinee and lounging
Four corsets at $780,. 200
Shoes .f....;... 100
Gloves ..... ............... 100
| Hosiery 49,. .......... 200
Parasols 500
handkerchief ........... 200
Ten street hats. $1,000. $50
Six reception and afternoon
dress hats .............. 300
Three driving hats ........s 100
7 Two evening dress hats -. 300
| Six rough and ready hats for
| for outdoor sports. ...... $50
Total . .$11, 400
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-05

Bacon, sugar cured, per lb, 121ac.
Best Round Steak, per lb, Ice.
Shoulder Lamb Roast, per Id, 10c.
Best Shoulder Pot Roast Beef, per
lb,g SC.
Boiling Beef, per lib, &c.
Standard Oysters. solid meats, per
quart. 35c.
Finnan Haddie, per lb, 10c.
Port Wine, 5-year Cal. Old, abso-
lutte purity guaranteed, per
gal, $1.N.
Brandy, Cal. Grape, full quart bot
tie, 75c.
Whiskey, Sunny Slope Bourbon, full
quart, soc.
Duffy's Malt Whiskey, per bottle,
88c.
VI Grape Juice, unfermented, quart
bottle, 38c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-05

Satin smooth skin secured using Satin skin
cream and Satin skin powder. 25c. EH
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-05

to
Wanted The before
viii i :. q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-05

Officers Installed.
I've following officers were. installed
at HIGHLAND Park camp, No. 300S, r.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-05

Black and white long gloves at Johr
w. Thomas & Co. s. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-05
For a Good Complexion
nToR Clear Eyes
l Sweet Breath
Clean Tongue
~ Calm Nerves
Good Temper and

Eat Cascaret whenever you suspect
you need it. Garry little 1oc Emer-
gency box constantly with you, in your
Purse or Pocket.
When do you need one7
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-05
"The laughter, the tears aud
the song Of woman are equally
deceptive. Latin proverb.

Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Edwards an
nounce the engagement. Of their daugh-.
ter, Maude NJ, to A. Alonzo Avery.
The wedding will take place this
month. Il Is + III @
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-05

az FREE TO OUR FRIENDSl
We want to send to orr friends beautiful
rench-designed. GOLD.PLATED B0NB0N BOX
hard-enameied Ii colcrs. It Is beauty Tor the
measure Of good faith and to cover Cascaret6
with which this dainty trinket Is loaded. nj
Send to-day, mentioning this paper. Address
Sterling Remedy Company. Chicago OF New York
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-05

Invitations were issued last week for
an Illustrated talk which Herbert W.
Faulkner will give in Studio Arcade
on Nicollet avenue, this evening. Mr..
Faulkner will have for his subject
".Venice Of Today and the members
Of the Society Of Fine Arts, the Arts
and Crafts society and others have been
invited E- -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
GREEN LAKE

GREEN LAKE. Aug. 1i.--Miss
Nay Hogan. Of s5th and Rsusins
ION place. has been suffering quite
severely from an Injured eye. eaus.
"a fecantiy b. some 81 her eompan.
ions aWtaardlY throwing cabbage
bead about. which struck the Young
lady IN the eye. breaking one 81
The lenses. and driving a broken
piece into the eye Nd For a time
u was feared the sight Of the optic
might be- permanently injured. bat
happily this fear proved unfoundsd
and the wound IL rapidly healing
Tho chain gang. which consists
81 abont 90 men. under the direction
OF officers. IL being used 10 clear
and Improve tho streets In and
about east Green Lake those days.
u 3 Healy Is erecting a new res.
ldenoe st the corner Of 6ist and
Corliss St
Mrs Charles Eddy. who resides
wiih hor family At b7th aud KIRK.
WOOD place. has been quite sick.
but IL noW somewhat improved in
health
Tho Eleventh ward republicans
are requested 90 meet AZ kidd's
hali. on Friday evening. August
ffth. for the purpose OF organizing
their club There viii also be much
business transacted az that time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21

NEW YORK. Aus. 70 whether
Mrs. Mlnnls u. Dixon viii finally
be the pnasessof II the 100000
awarded her BY aefsait Judgment IN
the nnureue court % ilrppkifu. only
time can tell. Senator Pat Nc
cafren lnsiats that she wltl have 20
telt hoe story % - good men be-
fore D. ull pay over the large sum
that was awarded by hiH map
faaranee n court
The small boy whom Mrs Dixon
fasiafs Il the living image ~ the
wan she claims as her common
taws husband. q pretty boy o.
years. II the ease ever comes
20 trial. the features q this baby
VIII probably play . strong part a.
exhibit A.
Ms Dixon herself ia a pretty
wospan. she r. refined o. usaunrf.
ureeeh and voice. unexpected as this
IL IA a woman who has made the
rt,i,ffr rlaraor she has Size is a
canadian b. birth. and has an Older
nan BIZ . former marriage. She
sesa not claim that Patrick Henry
urf.arreu. Ir. was child II leEits
t,.st. wediach. lie vas the result
- /. union that lasted several years
.eeorainR % Mrz. Dixon. sud she
only asked the aid Of the courts
-,t,sn the senator ceased 90 provide
Tor her and small rat
I love Senator hccerten az ae-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
To PROBE THE
DEPARTMENT

Regarding Chief Cook and the
investigation inia the friction
which existed Ia various fire sta.
stations ia abe city MAYOR Moon.
u sos ready to mako any statement
he wiii i've ur 20 his PROMISE.
which sau made before leaving the
city. when he announced that an
imN aatixafinn into Chief Cooks ae
tluna and TIC fiaciplius IA the de
parfmrnt wouis be made
chief gook has not called upon
ihr mayor. although be stated
aossla time axu that he would tale
up wiih Mayer Moore the matter ~
renfeaniKins ths depart meat Nhsn
informed ~ the Developments in
che civil - tcc bearinE Eranted 10
1oasn latham the dismissed sec
nna assistant chief the mayor
stated Inst an investigation would
lscxtn AZ once
one 81 the first visitors - eall
Hpun the chief Eefa several csiirens
with cpu.plaifztA against Chief Cook
The chief executive announced
that h. would foiios oct his intrn
fians. Ia confronting ysrlgaa mem
beers u he fir department lneiud
ins Chlsf Raiph Cook. With their
statements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
WILL ORGANIZE
BIG COMPANY
.,,rrtr MN ORGANIZING
u,rH A CAPITALIZATION or
.nnaoo-wlll sluicE SEA.
eos AM INTO TOE FLATS,

..masny With a capitalization
:, ~. ssa Is hsink Organised Ia
= 49,. ehlca xiil hare fer - paF'
- =, slulcsag down II Beacon
sm ~ hll.sF III ne tide Nnan
~ -. A,.eg sae u Elliott eaf
-, - s.Aeue Aas oeen GA tczo' Tor
-, r-s&s prumotea BY one q
\. - ksowa real estate men IN
!. - ne ecmpany wAen fofm'
y ~ J. co,npcsed q May well
lsasz silizeas ., ,..
!. eroeasea 20 neeuttale VITA
a.. s.stA a LAKE Nashlngton
$3.50 sonpay Cor the prsys
-. = siaselnx he dlrt from the
$500 The vafegway cgrnpanS
.assss@i . x,eesai tefmls ffpm the
-, = NJ! il the tide Eihfss bar
- shasaoae4 sffDfts To- soilte
- al sAs see company sib
s -. = ate 70 seehrc that
re-
80 .ssss sAAi airf ean b. fvmofed
K Il .sass ~ sasare 1aFd Shiie
= ss.sx xaEncs i costs apnFe&l
...,-lr !. sents pr square FaFa
- snsease~msnt q TIE nev
ss~masa eexanlsaisaa All b.
- sllA.a iAe nest tso seeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
PR|CM0RE TO
GO TO IRELAND

The county commissioners this
morning adopted resolutions calling
for an appropriation % $500 20
cover the expenses NJ Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Frigmore %
ireland. who eiil collect evidence 20
BE- used a. establish ths claims 81
King county 10 a part u the sulu-
vain estate
A continuation Of the hearing Of
the easa sill BE- asked for SUD MF
ffistnars VIII start GA hts mission
abaui sept
TIE commissioners Will inatrucf
Auditor Agnes TO lay all vouchers
presented By Attorney PriKfnote
Upon hts return from Ireland
before Mf prigmors starts TO
tfeland. BE- vii furnish the commits
sinners uifh statement 81 al the
evidence he now has on hand. aud
a. ouIuian AZ 10 tho claim OF the
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
TRIP
FROM FRISCO

After q trip from san Francisco
10 seattle. taking five days during
which time head winds and head
seas were continually 10 evidence.
ihr Kosmaa steamer Auubis arrived
be port this morning ON board WAS
Gustav Pepper. managing director
" the company T. 81 drny. Pa
rifir coast manager. hnd a. b. VII
lizard. special aKent a. guaistnala
Cify.
The present visit o. NJ Pepper
10 the first during five years lie Is
pleased with the continued growth
Of business between Puget sound.
south American and Hamburg
points. and very iiksly viii recon
mend that three IF the sin new
steamers naw being constructed be
placed Oh the Seattle route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
CLUB DECIDES
TO WAIT

AZ The meeting 81 the Commercial
clae last night IL vas decided to
val, until further data could BE-
cbtalHet on the Csaar river water.
shed question before dolne am.
thlag mere vita the mAlter At
first Il was the idea u the club to
80 ahead and fight The question
thfeagh the courts Hut after con.
sidNrtns the matter and hearinE
The report ~ the committee tn
Nh4ch the natter vas referred Il
sas decided 20 salt until they raala
hear more ffom the committee
ahuut the matter
Ur J. ~ Sniself. who Is q mem,
hsr II thu committee. stated thla
FuoFuinS that II the Commercial
cluh did not takr the matter to
the e0afts Il would be taken up
~ private parties Who arr inter.
ester In the mAitsr lie stated that
the report ~ the experts wan very
laconplstr and that they had not
EoitWu 80 the hatfom of the qnsa.
gian he said that what the en-.
p~rta bad said Vas trsse Ia ever
FeAp~et. but that they did not 80
far euoaEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
SCENTS.
FRAUD
ORDERS AMERICAN & EURO.
PUAN EXCHANGE COMPANY
TO CLosE IT'S pooRs-oR.
DIR WILL az oaEYEo.

chief Wnpponatsin has nnearth.
ed what he believes tn hr another
biz swiudie, hY which many people
are Fletimited Is certain extent
The operators la this caHn hrc tho
American a European Exchange
company Of which n Jackson. Tot.
mefis Of san Francisco. Is the man.
aEer
The firm SELLS European govern.
meut bonds. payable az the rate Of
s. 30 per month until the sum Of
$50 q paid for each bond issued.
This the ehief sata. d legitimate.
bat purchasers of bonds ara given
II chance Va a big lottery, drawings
la which are conducted six times
Ia year For each iuslhilmcnt paid
The victim Is given one chance tn
the drawing. the lowest prize being
10 the value Of $50 Should the
victim dfaN a lucky number he Is
required 20 pay all arrears from hts
winnings aud should thnfe be ans
fundh left after paving the arfeam
on the account he Keeps the alf
ference Prizes are offered 10 the
value of COO 900 francs. equal to
nearly tig0.0eo IN American money
This u considered By the chief
as being impossible Of fulnllment
ou the part Of the company. aud
even IL they we're able 10 carry oui
their offer they would atiil be
gully OF conducting a lottery The
chief doea not take much stock In
che houd proposition. and states
that be considers q ~ being DnlY
a means b. which the victim r.
drawn Into the lottery lie has or
defcd the company TO close up their
offieoa Immediately OF SO 10 jail
The company states their wiiiinE
nrss 10 close up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
LIBRARY WILL
COST LESS

n ssstmaie for ghe esrenses of
~ STARR aeaastmrnl az the city
A. uas mas nl~sa this Hsuf1sins
80 ~ esfs ruusrsrelisr ~ tAbra-
rssr rhsrtss " Smith The e~ti-
gate y - II tsttta. ineiutlgT fiir
<rsen~ shka wili Dc necessary iu
~ 50 Carnegie hafldinx a8a sBs
srsneA negariss rer fhs aaain
s1afsx fss1it i axS@d. ~ wbfeA
r1Ssa wfs ~ Scr selsssss TIE
Fr~mws Afssrh viii nest AZ tss
Greer EAzs tts4t. saath bgausa
1tssf ~ ~ University tfsf2s The
~tnrs's tssi rear pes fsstGfi2
t-h<ssAsn ssaifn this HtafuiuE
sxfse sAsf ne res Carnegie bufls.
Nc sss5 ~ feahr fex aeeupaueY
IA mms - ne tnteFtaF finlsh~Es
IRE ~ q pask or ssas - thr
fsa btess sftara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
Q. R. & n. TO FIGHT
JOINT WHEAT RATE

Washington she Northcfu Pacific
Railway renra ~. the Washington
s Columbia 2lve NailwaN com
r8Hy aud the Great Notthefu Rail.
Wa company corporations. be cam-
relird lu appear hrfpfe Judge Han
6ord GA sent s. AMI show eauae why
a preliminary injunction should not
br iaaurd
The reason fer thc Injunction is
The neW ioiat wheat rate 1t tal
eeuts pcs 100 pounds Zoe shipments
sfisinallns m the territory OF the
oregon Railroad s Navigation com
rHHy and which must bo shared
taluih by tbs Nathern Pacific aud
Great Northern railways ln haul
iHs wheat 81 Puget sound points.
This rate will materially cut OF
mueh ~ tbs business az the %. n a
y IS che NoEthefn Pacific aud
Great Northern viii be able "a han.
lie wheat Go fuset sound e. reason
ahiy ~ The a. r. s y. Ca Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21

v1ts.fiy AZ any woman ever loved
her husband and the father - hff
children declared Mrs. Dixon
when speaking - her strange suit
My Ire FER fhe Last four years has
hreu wrapped ~ IN him. and I have
been forced 20 suffer actual want
b-eaus. ~ refused 80 recognize me
aranfv 81 his wife ard our little
hat ar his son
While the senator aequoHlHtFtd
me na his wife 90 some - his closest
friends aud - some ~ our relatives
and even allowed these 60 know ~
ne pHreniaRs ~ the child. stiil ho
always warned me - keep the mat
ter secret from the general public.
Hahv Pat MeCarfru was barn
three years aEa ihls August Hia
bapflnmnt name g. that u The sen
aIaf with the Junior added The
attorney ~ Mrs.. Dixon. Martin -.
WvveU. gives "a her ground ~
complaint that the senator entered
into agreement ~ common las
marriage. This vas three months
after he met her in 1872 The rep
reaentatidns made % the woman.
according 10 hef lawyer. were that =
valid marriage. with its euiaiilns
public ceremonies would iniura him
as Democratic leader % brooklyn.
and that Senator Mccarren knew
that common law marriages. no
longer existed iu this state, when
he entered into THE agreement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
sEwGsr pIeruaE or rae saAurleuL LlLLlAs.

NEW YORK. Aug - Stars %
the elderly persuasion may take 70
Yupng husbands hug the preserved
stage beauties knaw better Hofzas
for them The sslftrr the better
In the dainty foolsteps % The fair
Jersey lAlF oar aNn airy Lillian has
followed She has set nn a racing
stable Upon the TRACK and 10
boraey circles she will hencrforth
b. known a. Mr. Ciinton
A couple Of YeaFs aKo Mis- Harry
Payne Whitney and Mrs Herman
nuFyca. 81 the ultra ultra New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21

I Smart Set. raced under = maerur
line name Of course that settled
a. Sine. then Il has been the
fashionable thlnH 10 do
While Aias Hnasell IL noted fvf
her patriotism she has gone outside
u her native iand for her horss
flesh Tier axuuts are securing far
off Australia Zoe racers, and =
string frum a famous stock Will
SON be shipped Ia hcr
The cnlofn under which Mi
Citation wlli make her eatFias are
blue and white
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
THE MARKETS

Small shipments Of sweet poia.
toes have been arriving along the
street the last few days. but are
rot OF the best variety They are
going At . cents per pound, A car.
load shipment Of Menatchee mixed
fruits arrived this morning. and the
street Is better supplied than for
some time Cauialoupes are more
plentiful and are nov s. aud 81. so
per crate. Yakima watermelons
are now coming In and are fine
looking melons The prices range
from sigh to 81 per hundred.
King apples from Yakima are now
arriving. a. are also Welthiers
Both are Of good variety and
worth 81 to ti.75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
MOORE TAKES SARATOGA.

Captain Frank Moore has been
promoted ftem ths steamer Santa
Auh 10 the Saratoga. and when the
latter Steamer Sails Saturday he
sili 80 out ia command Henry
MOORE. formerly captain II the sar-
ataEa, wbo brought the steamer
from &vu York. returns east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
sESoRr IS rHe SAM.

n ssport Of SANITARY Expert
sfssslaa. n Ses YORK. was filed
is''e a. afternoon Nith ~ E1mex
asx y ne state board 81 aeailh
- fspgf i practically a feifsfa.
- q 9Fevicas reports made bY
- shsse sxperts and PROFESSOR
Azsf1& fha report viii not 70
2 Ne eiif eouncil. bat will b. Kept
Y : record b. the state board u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
LYNCHERS TO
GET THE $1,000

ATLANTA. Ca. Aus ~ Arthur
Reed. a aegTp. and tn biark coiu-
paniona. are held 10 Jail here await
lag Identification - tie aaaailants
OF Ethel snd Mabel la rence IA
the suburbs Of the rtsy yesterday
whlle the girls sers Ia The garden
81 their houas A uaoh armed Nith
guns and ROPES are awaitlnE the ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
HOP P|CKERS
ARE WANTED

Employment offices are nov be-
lna asked 10 furnish pietsfa Tor the
hop fields The city employment
office received a request today from
Il =. Barge. secretary - The Yaki-
fna Hop growers. 10 furnish z.a09
tiakara. The Northern Pacific Wiii
make a rate 81 0un fare for The
round TRIP % parties - 100.
Kent and Puyaiiup growers are
also asking for riehera. Although
the hops eill not be ready FOR pick
ing for two weeks. much concern -
being felt - 70 securing pieksra. At
Rent zoe plekcfa ara wanted aud
puvalInu viii need 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21

DIFFERENCES MAY
BE SETTLED

CHICAGO. M. Aug Peace
negotiations. as the best means OF
saving Zion CITY. are in progress
between John Alexander Dowle and
Wilbur Glenn Nollya. and the fol.
lowers 81 the two leaders II Is pos.
sible that the differences may be
patched mp and YoiiYa given full
rein b. Dowie DAILY meetings al
the tabernacle bring the opposing
factions nearer together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
tefssssA $3.50 49,
/: On THE FRONT

~ Eulvnis. saiilnx for tlas&n
nzA9e6 VII have a fair iist 81
a<NaSsss and q fail load 81 Freight.
sssamer Naisoa arrived fFum
"a Fssheisee AZ / o'clock fhfs afs.
srzpsn Sac hFoaehf 80 passengers
1s1 fna cargo
Ss2nfF Ehawmnt passed tn e
= ssps saFiY Tits morulne hound
~ Tsenas4 sA~ viii be IN fhfs
S.r lAaEsaay to load
va isii cargo % srrlesf AMI
rzsf passengers fhe Indiana sailef
NJ iaia morning for None
Iks safis Cruz uili rsf away Dor
- a1stA tomorrow with full
nssn n aarhinery.
kezuna steamer Abydos sailed a.
iasn tasisg foF Central Hnd sosth
Azsfiss p0rfe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
ExeELsioa Is LAID UP.

Steamer Excelsior hns been laid
up untll lhe shipments Of salmon
from The Atnaka eaunefira are ready
a. be- brought south The cfsN 81
the Excelsior has been tram stStred
10 The santa Ana ag1 the latter
steamer viii sail Tor westward ports
naKt Friday morning