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The Campaign for Girls
Home Fund to End
With Rush.

Tomorrow there will be a prcsl.
dental election Ia Seattle nnder
the auspices Of the ladies' who are
working for the Girls Home and
Training school The final details
for Straw Ballot Day were com
pleied today and tomorrow the
clerks OF election will spread over
the city selling tickets. The bal.
lots are worth ten cents apiece,
with no limit on the number 10 be
voted. Already the committee has
received many votes. but the cleo
ton telierH refuse 20 say whether
Taft or Bryan is in the lead.
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STRAW BALLOT PREsIDEH
TO BE CHOSEN T0m0Rl6'

One Of the feature 80
ton has been the ks,y, - = .
In, the prohibltion csss's...
received south Of WsskIr-s.
From headquarterr n ~
tewelry store Tiers ri -
appeal for more 'c.effs 4 =,
TO sell ballots tomorrop ~.
mittee In charge stzrse1 y
the belief that the w., ~
done by 300 clerks b, a i.
found out that the elty / I. :
for this number % es1sn =
Tomorrow IL the fi1,l !. I. {,
campaign. and the ecnuF.
pecta 70 go about lAt rlII.r u
lots with a rush. her II (.
fered for sale evcryvls,.. 9,
women who are sorxatr Z
funds for the homs'ess IN
expect 70 get . big atari ioss,
ishing their labors.
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ANTI AL0ONIsTs
FINISH TICKS

Rep. v. 1
-, Jefferson; Senate,
Blair, holdoyer. = lcl,
- representative y. 4 a..
u !. ! blanchard, Dem = '''s'
ITALIAN; senator-i,A..
holdovsr. Sohh l !
hepreasntative--f,.o -
eli, Dem. 'eo' ". Ia,
Pierce; Hena,o, NJ,
q ~ . candidates. DIstrie, x I
rep District No 49,! Z
M nv, -. eolaoysr. Repre 49,.
,,,s,Iiet 10. ~ WIN ~.
a l,la,Llet No. s7-H. I b. I sssl,
son Distric, M d 1,sl
,sna - yep hspreasntissv,l,as y
~ "a. N. Raw az -
Snyder. Dem. Z " hep I
sn9homiah: s.'n. !. eoops! I
no. 81 Both canaies 49, : u
tailye District IA !. hA
Rogers, Rep. 7. b 81 lsss
HeuHtOr-Dfafrfe 'Asgg4 Z
smith. holdover. R." O.
District No is- 4 g' ,,'.'
skagit senasn'.e A v i
Follower Repfssssa.a.. u,
hudehe Hep. SeIs 1ss. 4,
l.. a Perry, Dem. ~
San Juan; ssss,,-
Blair holdoysr Rss,s.,..'..ll.s!
7 = Paxson, Dem
Whaicom; genalos.f.....
ii-Ed Brown, Re- 49, s.as
tive District No. ss-4p Z
Rep. senator-Dlsirset (.
l. Kline. holdoysr. Rs,. \.
District No. IT'D 4 ~
Rep y. A. KILLER, Rep'
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BOSTON men |
CHARGED WII1
C0NsPIRAcV|

BOSTON. Oct. se.-Dsrd
dreWs. president Of the
Bridge works. and Charles \
head o. the New England sr'
company, two Of the l<4ths
ness men IN New Enslhnt J
guilty today 20 indictnesr
ing them with Conspiracy D
the city In securing coutnra
pleaded guilty 70 collnAr
making Of bids for city sci
confessions caused a ssnsl
court Both men were fins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30

t2.2oo- Four-room modern cot.
tnge. b0Ki00 II. lot. one block 10
car: graded street. fine view.
Terms.
f2.2o0--New modern. four rooms
and bath and pantry. full concrete
basement. hard plaster. front and
back porch. double floors. tgKi50
n lot graded street. fine view
one block 10 car: two blocks TO
school. large fruit trees. This cot.
taEe 10 just being built and will be
ready In a few days. Very easy
terms
2.kS0--Elx.room modern house /;
graded street. concrete sidewalks;
concrete steps and walk to house
aft concrete bulkhcad. all i'm.
provementa paid. one block 20 car,
splendid view. close down to Ere.
mont on Kilbourne st. Terms
is.00o-The best buy In the north
end. siK.rOom. strictly modern, full
two-ssory house; concrete base.
mont, furnace: laundry trays.
light fixtures. large rooms. east
front. street graded and paid. &c.
ment sidewalks. one.half block TO
car; splendid view s75e.o0 cash
and balance TO suit
We have a bunch OF lots AZ ts50
and $500 with $500 down and
$500 per month. North Of the park
on the ridge.
ti.250-For a corner lot close 10
i1ncoin high school; street graded.
concrete sidewalks. everything
paid On very easy terms.
i.soo-Partiy completed four.
room cottage. f0xis0 II. lot on
graded street: one block 10 cars
800 90 cash aud balance Ike rent
A real bargain.
This is only a partial list Of what
we have. Take Fremont av. car 20
s2nd A. and talk the matter over
with us.
THE NAFTzGER REALTY CO,
tl3s Fremont Ave.
Phone North s22.
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DROPS DEL

SAN FRANCISCO. Oh
Bert Hayerly. known fux 4.
Of the country 10 the csAsr, n
brother Billy. az q nemla II
erly's minstrels. droyp-i N
day in q local cafe VITA u =
Of friends az one of be q
Ing in bis ears. Bert Hpet
the last OF q famons IN d
ily that amused thoussr4 VI
one Of the end rnen W h ~
ffayerly's minE<f4Is d'a1
Since that time he ~ -: !
atricai ventures viii yz71
cess.
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TEMPORARY sHTLrI'

Temporary shelters fof ~
will be suggested BY hsye
TO be located at Pioneer plsN
son place. Prefontaine
Fourth Rv. s. and WASHES,
The cost Of these shelter,
nominal An allowance 1. q I
has been placed In the ~,
a public comfort station y
nlnca-
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VETERAN AsP1
TO LEGlSLAI4

Daniel Parks. an ed
running for the state 40
the sist legislative dis'-
one Of the pioneer citiren
tie. having come here D.
was born In New York y y
is a blacksmith BY tr<& 7
the civil war he served ~
cry in the battles d cslA
Vile and Gettysburg. az -
Sherman In the march ~ !,
TO the sea. lie has the sna'As.
Of the Non partisan 80
lee que and o. the Anti-sai'a
for the office which b fsss
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BUY SIC HOTEL

The Knickerbockef .
Seventh and Madison. v@
cd yesterday by Sylvester 7,
wholesale grocers. Forn.
fer takes place tomosN'.'
Cushing. former manssa
Hotel Fairfield. assuming
agement. The deal n''I
furniture and a fsye-yeH
the building.
The Queen Helena arrlsn Z
Townsend from kaehino''
The British shlp Clocn
morning from Port Towns
the United Kingdom
The schooner Alec
sailed from Port ToHHs'
Tahiti this morning
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REPORTED KING
EDWARD IN
ACCIDENT
(ey United Prsss.)

LONDON, Oct. so.--lt IL reported
that King Edward was thrown from
hls automobile this afternoon while
en- route from Newmarket with sir
Ernest cassells. The report 30 far
has not been verified. The Fumor
did not indicate whether the king
was injured.
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POLITICAL SITUATION IN
WHATC0M COUNTY
10y United Press,

nELLtNGHAM. oct 80 Tho re-
publican majority In Whatoom
county this year will be $500. just
] 900 more than has been credited
TO the county by straw ballots
heretofore THIS ~ the statement
given out az republican headquart.
era, and Il II based on a careful
estimate made up from reports
from the different precincts OF the
county Bryan Ia given 500 votes
IN the county. but ~ ln claimed he
viii run ahead 81 his ticket here
The county should poll 5000 votes.
gsft. "
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Two Acres

Near Fauntlsroy Park. With spring water
pipea 20 tract o. 500. on easy terms
well worth ti,teo.
CENTURY REALTY CO.
ieit ALASKA BIDS
or W A sanford. eth apd California Az
Ind W ~ - ~
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

Do not trust printed time :
tables IN newspapers. For =
time % departure and arrival =
Of trains telephone King Street :
Station Information Bureau. :
} Sunset. Main 274o. independ' 4
ent III.
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$500 Cash Each

Fqur beautiful lots, tive hiecks from
Meridian car lac. sell two OF fniu see
MeAiiistrr for bargain, and Meridian car
line. Phone Green VI. --aa-pu
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20 AnVERTIeaRs.

Classification cannot DC k'NS"
after ~ o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY-~f' =
Mullen. Bt0e ballard aVs opp
city Hall phone. BehNfI sVe.
MAIN OFFICE -SeNenth 49, ~.
between linton aud uniNs'H'e''
Phones. Main 1850. Ind, al.
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Excursion
Free to
Manchester

SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER ihF
Wenid YOU buy fius suhushan beas
sits, 30 minutes ride FROM Seattle ana
~ plain VieW Of the city. on extremely
easy fetniaf II you would GENE VIII
a. sunday morning. November J. ana
LET us show You Manchester whore W.
Thick r. sslHg 70 be located hsaitia's
Hfeatsst suburb
wuYf
because you can live IN Mauch ept ~
and work Ia Seattle because you can
aMH your home and maintain home ln
Manchester Tor e great deal toss money
fhab 90 Nqattte because the tHneh are
not oHe hfih what they are in ihe
ety. because sc have no feHfadsa We
have located a Manchester 81 present
aend sehgai store. hotel and pest
office Make the start neat sunday
morning tQmafds owning yea 0mn home,
We VIII take geu ever ~ sec Manchester
ffFa ahd tfF aHd convince Fuh. N run
Hiii select q home site ana start 90 build
faht nov. YaH nesf not make payment
Tor 90 dsysi then terms O. suii total lime
faa Yrafs iiiaht noe iH the time 60
huB, before prices ~ beyond FHHr reach
Come ana tfiHT HuuF fFlsnnR with yuu
nsEi sunday maFnluK November Take
steamer Reliance foot ~ Columbia at ,
caiWsu dock ea0 90.
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The japanese liner Fukui Maru
arrived In port this morning from
Tacoma, whore she has been dis
charging part OF her cargo.
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@HELP WANTED"
IN All clAsslFtuO ADS,

Ore cent word Miniinum
charge ibc When ehafko1 "
account actual number OF hnss
"a set viii be counted. seven
Insertions made fer the priNs
of aix when cash IL Paid. W
car. lines. or fraction thereof
viii he counted as two lines.
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Secondhand wagons and busEiss eli
kinds bssttla Wagon Yard. ftif Wrist
az south --io-s-rsr
tQr sale FrAnklin runabuw 10 psrfrct
gfdsf; newly painted reasonable pfIea
Phone bass asai -.s0-p-r
singsF sewing mechins. complete ts
1908 hcwsil ~ Lake Union Ger --a3 pna
SEWING MAcHINEs = All Kinds
Main fas. Ind 2b1e
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$500 Cash
Baiane. 1900 a Month.

Fine ft-foot lot fruit trees. with
well constructed little cottage. Close
g car line. 80 minutes ride. Price
$1,000.
r y. PAY COMPANY. Inc.
500 Msihnrn Building zg-p-n
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume reapohHl.
bility for errors OF any hlee
occurring In teiephened adVe'-
tisementa
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Awake and In
vestigate

Lots u mile eiosor IN than Mt Baker
PARK for t2to. asss Day Ht Phone Eant
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Moving

rtvs aefes sruwing fruit. berries 49,
gessfablss snfinE water. fsfN@fn t2asf
49, hrauslfgi naa fssltsnes unlsf Fnn
Shredder chicken haass ass tesa
wffh r4nHlHg water. tara sHsis
within fsistHa distance % teettts
npf 50 minutes or aaf. tFaf WeN -
ersfa.d rmaa OWnsF 10 old snd Dis
abt@d. has rneuFy 70 I've on WI
exenanxe fahrb tar hcuse 20 I've iH
Ia eitF 80 sNl all nr sasg terms
iie.sfara - ras1f place u yea 80 Hni
msan tuainsss please q cot Ansssf
A I. PUNK e CO
Rlath Fieer ftenses hleE-
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aatruArIoNs WANTED"

"Situations Wanted aaNe' .
tisements $50 for 10 WORDS ;
umes Additional space. 20 per
line.
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twenty
DO
I|y ran
Ilay all
OF
d
|1nity.
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FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

aAht AND DOOR uAnHA ms
We havs eur eva dosF mill nuT
doors from ~
Doors for painting. tife
Doors for staining % vanishing 81 &C.
we manufacture every 1-Aeht or
fancy wtnd0N 80 sell We have only
one price. the lowest on ~inda~s Large
cottage front windoua With fancy tops
and bottom glass feHte price tao1
Our window frame department We
have the largest product and make ~.
per name
Cottage front doors. With glass - %
Our Craftsman Or Hunkelew front
door. ~ name fidaiGa. price Is 60 Thls
value
Picture meidins ! cent per foot
bargains in odds and ends ~ sash
that have been left over or ordered
wrong Gull doors 1tc These doors
might have = aplit panel sr SONS othsE
defect that would bar them from q
regular 9rads CLOSING them out
8eud for price lists Write your name
aud address plenty. ana We viii for.
ward you copies of our lists ~ return
mail. free. postpaid without ohdrra
Q y WILLIAMS co
1919 Western Ave- Seattle, Wash
Tbs largest aud most faseFebiy known
sash and Door Dealers IN the Northpert
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ARsTRAcroRs.
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nsoth- whlttisssy uasfetd Abstract 90.
Mailsf niaak Phone Main iat
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
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amltA Ksuy (chas Wesley snuh.
Frederick W ksiiyb. iiet American
bAnk naiiaia9
ARCHITECTS.
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ice pass haak. huar-. eettaxs ard bga.
t s,ss s.'" 1rss s'@f 'i 81. ir,.i mas
cLAlRvoYANTs.
---~--~---~~-~-~~-~--------
KuRA
corssf Fsgr,h and rlss a.
Makes ssmssAabls siaismsnt Yeag
greatest utsa can 10 realised
Men ana wemsn ~ AZ waiss q i1ts
Daily tansalt Ahis Marvellous
Ciaiupant saa Fslehie fsimift
% 700 sams,iasss lons ~ q riimp.s Fsss
ths aagtaia that hiaes ana shais qui Us
fatufs fgem nW tisWf - pea eeeasien,
az lss.is - . me. az Is sfs s ss rs
j auid pnfsas atih reference - srrss fsns
tinssnsi taat iaeus w De- th9 fqials cara
ahd faftitdins That 80 scala better ~
nFFeisfe anf Hnf1f nfsf Maa'i a. nNf -
NefY Agreeable 81 knnW te fuuf fNfufs
pgospafify naNHlness tnurrsfa ana hshita
giau a. kHne Nhat iaxalits 10 tn1si ass
ftcious ~ Nuai shat saFt - tutssisHents
iFauiiss fortunes e1itsu fiaN shat aeYH
- ~ wssk sua monfh as ntlsi iassf
tar tNet STAT irifHf IA t=5t sutrA ~
sunr ilfs earsf IsHialiatn stsft. T. o. at's
q antilip4ts eaaiiHS sFantsf Surely -
a.
Afs ysu iu trpstlsf 10 PCS naa ~ith
Al Yeuf hatayai sifts ehe ialsNis ihat 500
are hafffras AlsteafaaeA ans ~nANfs ssFfaif
if - yea ssH4la call - ihls aifirf fsfs
ass a1e flna sut ne EaasH = fyw taa
lafa AS bee e. chaHss Fuaf bad tiHfis
tious 81 thass - suee~ss. ~ arf nap
Iinssa
kiras uaWsss nfs russsffai untisfgk-
aelf Advice clear rfHa4ea aat ~ ms
laiat in less. eeafishig, nasFstass. Aiyofee.
sAiaa wiila. aatsuts ieaFna4s pfe4~ftN.
insafanaa nagtsNsra ntt HaiHiex 6isina
sissasrs tuflsH ffsaFuf~a ct
taaiss asa Fsausrsa ear call ana ESQ.,
slif EiFa HfttaEi ~ issaf feaf - urs
fisassnt sasFfaaasifas af ha#ieT fhsiF es.n-
nfsnrs tssrsFsf Neels = siil So
THG NkutuM W0yEf-
cefnsf Fsgfin ana fiks y.
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Good Townsite
Magnificent View

- aHra wNaFf sfafs hrtsi f3sN. surn
easf fssast aanas BALL tastasstss 2 nilis
satsfffatt foHfsais agAnassf Flsa 81 ttf
asef - naslss ffnn ssattis al $50
- - faf assa ttfs isaf taziafsfI
wuAEN s MfuNrFE.
D. fks FhiFG ~
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BOARD AND ROOM.

Wrist class beard and room, private.
o. snd up bath and eiaetFie nshNs w.
tath south Main feto As-ra
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Il Wet
lnlntk|
BAL 81
,rtsy |
|snts |
B ne 81
med NJ
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$500 ourroom modern cot.
tnge. boKi00 IL. lot. one block TO
car; graded street fine view.
Terms
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booth Whlttissty tianfetd Abstract Go
taller nlaak Phone. Main iat
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ngown~~ Harold Brown, 7 months,
October ~. 1tg bsnd "
HfFhert-F NJ Herbert about So
October IS, in this city
Hraymer--A u, nfaymcr, 81, oc'
t0her 81 IN this city.
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SITUATION wANTeo-FgMAIe

WASTED Experienced ean.hon tfpper
Superior can4Y a Cracker CO. us Msin
Ia %
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Ma snt Wotnsn in AZ Waika a iits
tialy tansalt Ihis Marvellous
Ciaiffgant saa fsiehie fsiuiift
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BUTT EnWORTN a soS rrefessi9nAi
Directors aaA Licensed ERnhaimera 1871
lat. cpp NeeFe Theatre neth phones so
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HARD LOT OF MEN.

Man that is born of his parents is
of few days and full of microbes.
He goeth to school when young
ster and getteth his pants padded
for something he didn't do, until
he is sick at heart. He groweth
up like weed in the backyard, and
soon reaches the age when he is
composed largely of feet, freckles
and appetite for pie. About this
time he gets too long for short
trousers and not long, enough for
long ones, and goeth away to col
lege, learneth how to monkey with
a three-dollar mandolin and play
whiskey poker. He cometh home a
bigger fool than ever and marryeth
sweet young thing whose pa is
supposed to be wealthy. but whom
he subsequently ascertains couldn't
buy the prize rooster at a county
fair. He worryeth along from year
to year, gradually acquiring or
spring until his house resembles q
Sunday school class just before
Christmas. He fretteth through the
day and lieth awake nights trying
to figure out how to keep himself
and his dependent out Of the poor
house. His efforts are rewarded by
having his daughters run away and
get married and bring home a nice
son-in-law every few years to feast
at his board. His sons grow up and
call him governor and set him back
a five-spot every day or two. About
the time he has acquired enough
lucre to make it worth while for his
, heirs to quarrel over, he contracts a
cold is taken away before he has
| time to have talk with his family.
His sons blow in his money for bad
whiskey and plug hats, and his wife
puts the finishing touches On mis-
career by marrying the hired man.
| Exchange.
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cry minute of the show. but he would
not have it changed for worlds. The
very conventionalism of much OF the
performance is what makes it so de-
lightful. The merit In big circus
such as that of Barnum & Bailey is
in the fact that everything in the
show is the best of it's kind. There
must inevitably be riding acts, but
the riders are the leaders of their
profession There must be acrobats,
but the acrobatic artists and aerial
lists are gathered from the wide
world and are the best that money
can procure. 1t is this superiority
in the quality of the performers that
makes The Barnnm & Bailey circus
the great institution 1t is. A gre
deal of preliminary interest has been
aroused by the coming of the show,
and circus day will be great day in
every sense of the word. The free
street parade to be given the morn
ing of show day will be, it is prom
Used, a veritable pageant of oriental
splendor and interesting novelties.
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HORQFS CAPTURE TOWN.

About sixty hoboes capture a
Northern Pacific freight traa at
Kalama early this morning and rode
for miles in full possession, forcing
open box cars and throwing mer-
chandise out along the tracks.
After riding about thirty miles
the hoboes left the train and started
back to pick up the stolen goods.
Six of them were not warned by
their companions and were locked in
a box car. Police Captain A. S.
Read was warned AMI was at the
station when the train arrived,
ready to take the thieves to the sta
ton. 1t was found, however. that
the doors had been forced open and
the thieves had escaped. The train
crew say they must have jumped
when the train was running at high
speed.
No estimate could be made OF the
amount Of goods stolen Six refrig-
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THE GREAT RARNUM q BAILEY
CIRCUS.

4 i
On Saturday. Aug. is, will be
exhibition day for the Barnum 4
Bailey Greatest Show on Earth; then
the rare, unique and wonderful
things that have been promised on
paper will become a reality. The
airy riders who, in diaphanous skirts,
have been pirouetting on the expan-
sive backs of tremendously speeding
circus horses-on the billboards-
will be seen in all the gorgeousness
of tulle and seductive smile: the ele-
plants will copy their pictured acts
of comedy and go them one better;
the contortionist will proceed to dis
entangle himself from the knots he
tied in his responsive limbs last year;
the acrobatic family. in attire at
least, fresh from the ballroom, will
turn dizzy somersaults in defiance of
long dresses and swallowtail coats,
and the clown will work off his time
honored co.aedy on the confiding au-
dience. There is nothing on earth in
the amusement line like a circus. 1t
is the peoples show par excellence.
The expert knows what is coming ev-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-06
CHESTER THOMPSON STAYS IN
SEATTLE

Seattle, Aug. although Will
H. Thompson, father of Chester
Thompson, promised Prosecuting
Attorney Rowland both verbally and
in writing that he would see that
his son was taken from Washington
II the motion for dismissal of :hc
states appeal was successful, he has
not lived up to his agreement and
apparently has no intention of doing
so. Young Thompson murdered
Judge Emory and escaped on the in
sanity plea.
Chester says he is going into the
photograph business in this CITY.
This has raised storm of indigra-
ton, and it is likely, unless the
yotng man leaves the state immn-
diataiy, strong effort will be male
to reopen the case
Band d-rce Friday night. go
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orator and box cars were broken into
and large quantity OF merchandise
thrown out along the tracks. The
train crew met with no injury. but
were warned by the hoboes not to
bother them under threat of being
thrown of.
On several times train crews have
battled with tramps and several
brakemen have been brought to the
Northern Pacific hospital in this city.
Officials of the Northern Pacific
may arm their train crews. Hoboes
move between Portland and Tacoma
in large numbers pillaging trains
and foraging through the farming
districts.
Follow thu hand tomorrow nigh. = +
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-06
Follow the band tomorrow night. .


Hot weather chocolates and bon
bons, 25c a pound Wenatchee Ba-
zaar.***
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-06

Fifty1piece Dinner Set Carsbai
China, kS.4O. Wenatchee Bazaar. 49,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-06
ALL READY FOR WAR,

Tacoma, Aug 5.-Soldiers camp
ed at American lake will tackle their
first warfare Monday when they
start a two days battle with mag
mary powder and ball. Washington
will probably be pittei against Ore
gon. The work so far is largely
shaping up guardsmen for duty. Ba-
tallion formation in various forms
were ordered yesterday.
Honors of the camp were bestowed
upon Troop H, crack cavalry COM
pany of Tacoma, which has shown it
self equal to the regulars in action.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-06

Band dance after the concert Fri
day night.***
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