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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01

~ VIE wasn't too extravagant for Mr. Boyce
IN these days, but that now he has gotten to be
n1l'ons1re, and perhaps there's another woman In
the case, he has forgotten how his wife assisted
MN IN the early days and now wants to lay her
aside TOT some woman who perhaps is younger
AID more beautiful
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-19

the minds or even shake the
faith, of the many. In this par
ticular instance, the practical
seemed to have the mastery over
the ideal, and finding it difficult
to explain away the coarseness
of the argument in a direct way,
I hit upon the parable for a solu-
ton of the problem; and thus |
said: "Let me relate to you a
little story, one that is quite ia
miliar to many of our new arriv-
ais in this country, and which
bears an essential reference to
the subject of our discussion:
oouo No!rnom ue!ssna W,
took sick. He was advised to
consult a physician and obtain
medical treatment. This being
his first experience Of the kind,
he was altogether unaware of
the nature of the doctors bust
ness. Arriving at the office of
the medicine man, he waited his
next and then told the doctor
the details of the case. The med
leo, austere and dignifed, hands
him a prescription with the fol-
lowing directions: Take this
with two tablespoonful of warm
water three times a day. The
unsophisticated 'moujick' grabs
the precious piece of paper, for
which he paid two roubles, and,
gazing at it for some time and
wondering what charm is con-
tanned in those mysterious char
acters the sage has jotted there
on, he finally slows it into his
bosom-pocket and repairs direct
ly to his home. Arriving at his
house, he puts the slip of paper
in potful of water and boils it
until he thought it was time to
help himself with two table
spoon of the liquid. : s. Upon
his second visit to the doctors
office, the doctor asked if he was
taking the medicine regularly,
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-19
Prayer or MediCine.W Which?
(From Memoirs of Rabbi J. T.
Loeb.)

-
Loeb.)
Once upon making our rounds
to collect funds for a public
cause from Jewish citizens in
Washington, Mr.. S. o. and I had
approached on the subject a
well-known business man in X
street, and as was our custom
in the cases that proved unusual
ly stubborn, we made our appeal
here in particularly strong
terms. We did our utmost to
make clear the urgent necessity
of the worthy cause. We used
up all the diplomacy at our COM
mand in an effort to induce the
brother to offer some contribu-
ton. But all this to no avail.
The gentleman in question lent
no ear to our many pleadings.
He remained cold and stiff as an
automaton, and absolutely re-
fused to respond to the call of
charity. Whereupon | sought to
explain to him the Importance of
the "Zedakah" as a life-saving
virtue, citing thereby the Scrip
tural passage Uzedaka tazil ma
maves (Benevolence will deliver
from death), as also some of the
Talmudic sayings to the same
effect. The brother listened with
peculiar grace to this last part
Of the Speech" I thought that
| had conquered, and was about
to celebrate my virtory, when the
brother suddenly rose from his
seat, as if determined upon hav-
ing the upper hand in the mat
ter, and in tone of triumph he
raised the following question:
eff Uedakah, charity, benevo-
lence, prayer, or any other thing
that goes with religion, be the
only essential in the subsistence
of life, or the well-being of hui
mainly, why then buy medicine,
or call for a doctor, in the case of
sickness? Why not grasp the
Prayer Book, the Psalter, or any
other object of a religious ma
ture, and be cured forever from
every possible ailment." The
question thus propounded Great
led stir among those present /;
and, curious though it may seem,
this innocent query of the sim
pleton is ever likely to irritate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
SAWYER HERALDS
THE SUM MER

Summer has almost came"
Fred sawyer. councilman and
chairman 81 the finance commit.
tee. made bis appearance. at the
city hall to-day. wearing a straw
hat Fred SAYS that early this
morning The twitterinE Of the birds.
the early rising sun and the en-.
tracing udor Of the blooming flow.
crs proved too much Of a tempta.
lion. ~ he hicd himself TO the
clothes press brought out last
summers straw. and ambled down
20 business adorned with the un.
mistakahie evidence Of an early
summer
Some Of lhe near great about the
municipal departments attempted
"a get faoetlons. but Fred has the
whip hand IN the salary committee.
and Il required a particularly ncryy
man to move beyond the first start.
led grimace al the appearance OF
Sawyer and his hot weather lid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
NEGRO TELLS
TROUBLES

Claiming that be had once been
valet for George Vanderbilt a.
the WaIdorfAatoria In NeE York.
and talking rapidly without even
noticing the questions 81 lawyers or
doctors. G. = Hunter colored. told
a jury before Judge A. " FTater
today all 81 his troubles.
Hunter vas being examined for
insanity J y. Hawkins. the local
eolored attorney aAid that the man
had once been given three days on
the chain gang for disorderlY con.
duet that after his time expired be
persisted ia FoinR back 10 work on
the chain gang. and also talked IN
ceHsantly about collecting warrants
against the city for work he had
done
Hunter is said 10 have come west
as a valet with Dr. Caleb White
head. Who is heavily interested In
mining property In Alaska Hun.
tor's wife il said 10 BE- Mrs. white.
heads maid bat he claims that he
does not know where she Is now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
WILL NOT BAR
JAPANESE

Boiler Inspector Murray does not
believe that Japanese should be civ.
on licenses rs steam engineers. Yes
terday he introduced an ordinance
regulating examinations and engi.
ncers az the meeting Of the license
committee and a. the very end was
a clause declaring that no one not
n citizen Of the United States should
be allowed a license.
Il developed as the result of
questioning by the eouucilmen that
Murray had purposoly inserted this
clause with the idea of excluding
Japanese, but the committee could
not see where they could pass such
class legislation and the Joker" win
be cut out from the ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
PUBLIC MARKET

AuoIhsf bakery oven will be In
stalled At the public market sitb
a capacity af 500 lnayes of bread
every ten hours Fresh bread stll
b. GA sale tNieo daily starting uckt
Monday
nuthouse curumherH are Sc each
Native celery is quoted at DC 90 g.
per bunch Spinach II four poundf
Tor Zoe Bermuda onions are on
sale Vt tao pounds for Toe Fresh
chnrned butter IA quoted ~ tao
pounds for ssc Strawberries are
i5c per bon Cherries are on sale
IT zoe PET pound
shad IL quoted At three pounds fes
CSC. and shad roe f. s0e per pound
Mixed nuts are two pounds for s6e
Butter scotch. home made. all bs
On sale tomorrow 81 tEe per pound
Goodies uill be on sale At two dozen
Tor Ibe
wa.hlntfon creamery sustsr ss-sss
ICES efrsmefr. he Sc
Pslsssss a = }, -. ear as. M
e per lee ies ns~ potatoes. Z
chissss. fto %
Mauan fHaHa ISL Gtaae ~ ffh
sfsaks rs - psftsfheass. lse 20 tse
~ sirfutH tte o. raWua #tesA 81 . e
- shaaisisf staAH /. 80. Fsf 80 hearta
tkr saeh tanauss fskr PEE % Hfss
- lH fuasfs - 10 > 10
uniuns. hsnrhss. Sc. soiiinz eaiens
u he TOT use
Carrots : bHHfhss faf g.
HadiaHaa s h8nf hes lot -
FafsIaf Z HaHf hss faf ice
TurnlFs. 2 hanf hes for &C.
Nftlehuss. g.
gslaFF ! hune haa for tGe
ftfish euiaas q its Tor ate
spinach s. 10
tsahp4aes. g. - lee - ID
mBfs.fsHlsh tpf 20 fte per 10
WuiAhaRaa tic IL
perfs ! huuchss fuF Sc
rumpAins Tao ~
fhHhafh. g. ~
tasftuf. 8 bHnfhsr loo
IsmanSs s. 20 Zee per dos
rsneF applss u % ia g. Is het
rIneapulss ter each
pFankss To- to ftE dozen
fEaw Carnations &c pr der
fnsas 81 e. PEE daa fialefs zee tuush
nafelnsns a. Sos lilies ~ thu FatsF
Sc dos fulirs afs hna
graps fruit H8r a. Zee
Hubbard ssI'aesh. e %
Tried pFuHss rs for itc
Yaklma haneY CSC quart
Dates Tee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
TO GIVE TRAMP!
THE LIMIT

Yeggmen. boboes. tramps and 4
other varieties Of human bsltr
who 20 70 make the great s,r1
Of yagabondia who are halee =
fore Police Judge John B. Gsrt1
ia the future. will serve g dsu q
the chain gang
The seYersst penalty VIII he y
cd ont In an effort TO pgsresf
influx Of the drifting elsmes, ~
annually wsnders into se2fis
the box car route. Scarcely
passes but that from fwo 70 4
tramps appear In the police ID
for either sleeping In hox can
riding into the city on the nj
beam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
NO ACCOUNT or
MONEY PAID

Claiming that she had paid an
assessment ~ SO 70 Ia 1898. levied
for grading aud sldeWaihing Of lot
I. block o. S A Belrs Second al
diiiou. and that the records now
do not show the receipt Of the
money by the city officials. Mrs
Flora = Wright yesterday resisted
the pay ment az si22. interest aceru.
Ing on the original assessment
Mrs Wright explains her case
through ATTORNEY Fred G. Brown.
She SAYS she paid the assessment
10 John " Pratt. then cltY treas.
urer. who has since died. and that
she has lost her receipt during the
time which has elapsed City Comp
troller Carroll stated today that the
money might have been paid In and
placed IN some other fund By mis-
take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
RAPIDLY FllLIRc
WATER FRONT

The Nerthera Pacific railroad -
haatpHihE the work of films In the
iideflata heHeath lts property along
Nesiern az from Columbia 81 20
a polnt north of Madison a. Up
tn yesterday morning the corpora
ton had dumped approximately
Asa cuble yards 81 earth CA this
property. aud had 70 men constant
Is a. work on the lob
The corporation has installed two
sewers and Is nov reafy 20 connect
Nlth the city sewer on Columbia "
Il il hauling the dirt bl bath wagon
and train and that portion Of com.
mission row which is owned hy the
railroad Will soon be- resting on
solid earth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
W0MAn's APPEAL
MOVES JUDGE

Judge Gordon. you will ruin my
home life II You send me back TO
Jail" pleaded Mrs. Mary Leonardo
this morning In the police court
when she appeared to answer a
charge of being drunk aud disor.
DERBY.
I have Just finished 90 DAYS
In the county jail, your honor. and
| received bad news which accounts
for my getting drunk again. Just
give me another chance and I will
straiEhten up" concluded Mrs.
Leonard
The woman was discharged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
eouLDs SAID 70
HAVE MADE |
10y United eremD

NEW YORK, MAJ 5.-TbsH s
scent. CIV Trustworthy Fefofs q
Nr and Mrs. Frank J. Could ~
become reconciled. and that =
Gould has returned 10 the -
ay. house, where Mrs. Gould q
been living with the two ehft's
since the Young couple parted
No confirmation OF he rHnore
reconciliation could be obtained 1
the Gould home. but IL Is the 81
eral belief among friends q
couple that their differences y
been amicably adjusted and
proceedings looking TO sepaiss
will be dropped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
MONEY COMING
TOO SLOWLY

Yesterday an addition Of 1909.
which was left over from q Fourth
Of july celebration several years
aEn. uas added 20 ,hc fund 10 oele-
brate the arrival Of the fleet Con
tributions 20 tho fund are atill slow
and the committee requires several
thousand dollars more In order to
carry out The program as planned.
Copies 81 The poster designed by
ChaN nHncan Nere received BY the
entertainment committee aud are
being sent "a each chamber Of com.
meree ln The state ] he Northern
Pacific railroad viii also post
poster az each station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
POLICEMAN To CHASE
FLOWER VANDALS

The board Of park commissioners
yesterday authorized the purchase
Of motorcycle Tor the park police.
man In Washington park TO enable
him 70 properly protect plants and
shrnbbery. The superintendent OF
parks stated yesterday that foEr
women and one man we're detected
plueking flowers In Washington
park last Sunday. but most OF them
escaped because the park policeman
vas unable 10 cover the grounds on
foot quickly enough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
WRECK IS TowED
INTO RIVER

The schooner Minnie r. Keiton.
which was wrecked Sunday on the
Oregon coast between Yaquina
head and Cape Foulweather. II
lives being Lost. has been assisted
to a place Of shelter by the steam
schooner Washington. owned by the
Washington Marine company. of
this city. which was on her way
up the coast from san Francisco
for Portland.
The wrecked vessel was seen in
tow Of the WASHINGTON passing up
the Columbia river az an early hour
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
WILL TR y
AGAIN

New specifications for the pro
posed fire alarm system which is
To be Installed BY the cts. we're
adopted By the board Of public
works this morning
The Gameweli Fire Alarm com.
panY vas the only bidder under
the first call. asking $3.50 to put
In the system. The members o.
the board thought the prie. loo
high aud determined 10 make see
oRd call Ia the hope al arouslnE
some competition among the Ore
alarm companies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
LA. TOILETTE.
TO DISCUSS
TARIFF
u His Health Permits \.
Will Present New Lid
on Subject.
fey United pres,

WAshlSGToN. Nays-I,L
ported hat senator IaPollet,. = !.
hia health viii permit. intss., !, :
deliver tsHff speech ssto,s !.
eHd u the congressional ss..,., ! !
which be vill cover somsubs, Z.
nsual ground and viii presas, !.
tariff IN aeW lights a. 10 Il. !.
ton 10 commissions. trust, !,
cost Of living
some weeks ago. after bs =
taken down With The sess.. 4. -
that has compelled his 49, 49,
from the senate much on ~ =.
sion, the senator lnlfoduesd
~ commission measure rr.,,.. =
FOR q large and strictly H0r.a,,.,..s
commission on which ssrIas. y
ness 10 this and specified .,., -.
% the country should he -
tiOnafrlF represented. lie n,.,,...
that this commission shoss {
paid large salaries. shoSd Il
manent body and should hs,. =.
whole question Of taflff seh.s-.'
turned over % Il. 70 b 49,
from time 20 time wiihogs ~
feathers OF political distnrhsre, !,
developing business eops.,..,
might demand. II was : n,e.s.s
20 take The Tariff slrietly a. =
politics
In support Of this measure 4 !
Understood Senator IAPoIlesss !
likely 10 make a speech xhica n
hardly Be less sensational 40 :
usual than vas hls recent ue.s
speech he IA expected % s,t1,I
the present tariff system a !
sponsihIe. not only FOR Its scosos.
evil growing out Of trusts and "a.
missioHH bat also az resIonss.
for a vast amount Of political a.
ruptiOn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
70 INC o apoaATG rUKwlLA.

naddeptt Of al wig. mile and
Z haif fratu Forster. viii psi itios the
enHHtg eela nai.-staHetu. Mar 2. that
Tuk vtiu be lheut pefalsd n - city
al the fourth eiaaH The petition
haa hseb hienea hy rs eut II the
100 yeiera al The lslaes. The popnln.
ton numbers so inha hitanta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
THIEVES STEAL WATCH

s. Hiranaka. who condEs
tailor shop at T05 Main st. Teio1
10 the police today that tso ~,
men entered his place q.
O'Clock last night and one o.
stole a gold watch and chan
ued at s45. Hlranaka ssys %
the men pretended to eraiais
piece OF goods while the c'ha
fered the timepiece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
sTowawkYs FOUND.

julius Victor and Herman Karl.
son. two Russian sfowawaYs. we're
discovered ON the United States
transport DiN after the vessels de.
parture from NaFasah. and have
been refused admission 10 this
country. their cases being referred
TO Washington Tor disposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
DELEGATES ELECTED.

At laat nights meeting 81 the
King County Medical association
the following delegates were elect.
ed " attend the annual meeting of
the State Medical association at
Walla Walla Ia september. Dr. }.
h Eagleaun. Dr = n Carroll. nr
II Eugene Allen aud Or George 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
CHECK IS WORTHLESS.

A nice blond man paaseda worth.
less check for a. on p n Lynn.
proprietor Of small grocery store
at Fifth aR and Jefferson ~ yes
terdaY afternoon. taking q quantity
Of groceries aud elgara. The mat
ter la Ia the hands u The police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05

NOhfH ADAMS. Mass. Mas g.
The biggest balloon ia AueTlen
containing Holland Forbes. II the
Aero elab. ~ America. Leo Stevens
aud ". y Whitehoaae. started to
day for hoalou The has contains
30 GOO cubic feet 81 gas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
Want Ads
Telephone Them To Us
And We VIII Do the Rest

CHARGE for two consecutive
daAs Toe per line per day Seven
words To the line Three con
seeutlve DAYS, one cent a word
one month. SC per line per day
Minimum charge for an 'ad
20 cents.
All space used viii be ehafg
cd al full limo rates ON all
c0Atraet adyertislug or adyer
listing charged TO account.
BALLARD AGENCY. II.
Mullen. S2t Ballard av. opp
city Hall Phone. Ballard 2et
MAIN oFFiCE--Seyenth av.
Netween Union aud University
Phones. Main 1850. Ind AL.
The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsible.
It's for errors " any kind ocs
curing In telephoned adver
tisemcnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
SAYS APPENDICITIS
IS But A MYTH


s"cr-fafJ Hoebncf. 81 The Inter
national brewery Workers union
vlB reach Seattle tomorrow or
next dsy 10 lnhe up the waee ques
ti"n At lispo between the Washing
Ton HfegerH association aud tho
brewery woftDrH OF the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05

LAKEWOOD. y. J.. May g.
Grover Cieyeiand's condition was
much improved today. lie sat up
IN bed for several minutes. No
statement concerning his sickness
was made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05

TRENTON. y. J May Scenes
In the New Jersey state republican
convention. which convened here To.
day With LOCO delegates present. In.
dicated that the four dolcgatesat.
large to be sent 10 the Chicago ma.
tionai convention Will be instructed
for Taft. FIX Senator Dryden. chair.
man. indirectly gave the war secrc.
tary a good boost by referring to
him as the most probable candi.
date.
He also declared that Governor
Fort Is good vice-presidontlal tim.
Der adding that the country would
have a wise and safe administra.
ton II any OF the republican eandi.
dates In the field were elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
s. 600 FOR 4 7RooM HOUSE.

University district close 20 ratf
grounds ono hlarh from rHr line II4s
las. modern hruHr 20 funma city
water gus house ~ . fuuus eitY ifrhf
fruit trees ntfa wbsrFiast $50 takes
both 81 eoa down. terms MliI sell aans
lei sor Bank bids Cor an and PIKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
Special Excursion FAST

Chicago aud return. ST. So ST
Louis. $50. Omaha aud Kansas
Clty. 500 90. aud several other
points Tickets issued hy the ore.
Fnn u n. a Nav CO. through Port
land aud salt Lake or ponyer. on
sale May 4, May rs. June 8. &, 10
aud 20, also certain dates In July
aud August. call or write Union
Ticket office. COS First Ave 10 Is
Ellls General Apeaf s's
PA ASH Asp heauAa6.
s->=Sza#s-s--z-a-s--s s-zs-sssa.sssszsas=sHass
my worm nAsru vow
rtsiY Nesr u.tussaa afeand Seattle e.
hiesm IN price. nfsa Fl zaH aEef aH hnsf
- uN4 Fausu uf aaf hiaa af q atfu
set huHie ths uass TO be- H he aanE
se have some five aHfe ltasta a. now
s7ta zee 500 ses tHaf Yes eHn ICED
49, Hiss tutef ehfs Acre uhif 10
uiar uuHHie8.
Hse talnsaa niae
HfT4 tKVFt. t.ASp ID Haiffaaa 80
HnH ear hess ffsfa aaaftia lafHs tatt
fta asst see ruf tHaft aaa1 iaHns
BtasHsp 81 Aisuasa thsilaiue
etiEAP ei.sCu fanse pisaa acreage
susH ha5Iae anif ta3a aifh Zee iaFtas
bees fIssh zee. tef na 80 daan. -
Pc Haufh See e. H. ti5lmans aasniuf.
FL FiHsz ntHk aHea Al
Itsr AeunsH LAKE WAHHitsuruA
10 affes naftlf inHuFHt "a afHHiI huHsas
mlra efveh lhfuuHh riafe4 fanH
MumEHT MAtfNN
HtF.9ap a4l Ai4sta uaildius
CHEAP CHICKEN Fauah rassa
haaHe. tfg ta1iHA hana. ruHa. iarss
p.eea lane ciase tH uHtf tee ga eaaf
tafIHs see g. q tiiunaha salsaiaen. -
riaes block tesiaY IT
CHOICES WAfEHrgnN en aire lake.
acres paftif iwrf8tsd neat tuam
cottage uaHlffH hnussa uansf desires
quick sais pfiee Ter a fees daga
g. see terms
HonEur MAEEnY
atasze1st Alaska mafiaiuN
PINE ntRaAfS
see Fsf une. auaftef aFfa all cleared
aud piuH - fenced. UIth ffnit trees aH
Ca uiaH7n close rs rar aHd graded aUhuot
WaHeH ulrsa ga tfaefl - cash aHt sc
pes maHfh % NJ Ntehaia 20 Uuian tnh
CITY REAL ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
$500

Three beautiful ehgleo level lots. with
strand view and only rs minutes south
81 th# court htuao en- The ananawnN go
inf small uvueut down aud tha
balance ON easy teftua
NATIONAL land co
laa SOC Pioneer Hidr
Na0 1894 IND taxa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05

WASHINGTON. May 5.-The sen.
ate today passed a bin providing
protection for game In Alaska. The
bin had already passed the house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
sREmeRroN MAN Aosst0

]. S. Kilgore. Of BremeTioa
ported TO the police tins I
that his home was enters
night aud that he believes 'ns
left for Seattle after seesIs
diamond ring. a diamond sni'
aud a revolver. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
LOOK THIS rr .eK

80 aeHsa. ten Hrres clear balance psH
tufe good new s.rBnts house rnst ts6h
spFinR through the land. two miles from
good fnwua price g. $50 cash ST Zee bal
Hure p EeHrr ~ y per cent
YOf SO 4 HUoNEHg.
Scandinavian American Hanh hide.
ballard
TH"uf Ballard STA a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
10 SD eArTlEsHIps

Take boats az Pier 2. Ten round
trips daily, soc round trip. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
$50 Cash

WulshuY q t=roon cottage With q saH
fft-faaf lot ahif blocks from ca line
ard command ting Gee View - Green
Lake balance WkF rent
gaiI &c 90 Sew Yurk block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
ON THE FRONT

The Ctsamer Neiasp. Of the AoO
ka Pa iflr Etesa.sabip con- ptoa, ar.
rived 81 port this aftsrsseP from
san Francisco wita d ipehersl ssrgo.
She ell diachauea her eeFe1 for
THE port sailing tomorrow morning
for Tacoma to nhiah unloadlhe
The Dutch steamer sedefland
whirh ia unaoF charter 10 ". r..
Grace 4 Co. shifted 20 Cotnaz -.
daY 20 take ou fusi. whence she
sill leave on ier hong Fan 20 the
vest coast
The hearing Of the evidence Of
Capt sehaEe master u the wreck.
ed steamer saratogs. which VAS
wrecked on BusbY island reef. Will
b. held in the offices ei the marine
inspectors neat Thursday.
In an effort to end the rate war
that exists between the Inland Nav.
igalion company and the Canadian
Pacific railway. operating steamers
on the Seattle Victoria run. a joint
meeting has been called by the com.
mltiee 81 the Seattle Merchants az.
ISOLATION. 10 be held next Saturday
in the offices Of the Canadian ia.
eifie railway.
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