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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
AN ALASKA NEWSPAPER.

Odd and curious newspapers
reach the local newspaper offices
every now and then from out.of.
the-way corners OF the earth.
where no one would suspect a
newspaper existed. The latest is
little fourshect pamphle, called
Tho Eskimo Bulletin. printed In
Cape Prince Of Wales, Alaska. aud
dated January. 1909. This sheet
measures by n inches. but Il "a
full Of Interesting news On the
front page there is an article head.
ed Three Sehooneru on the Sands
OF the Arctic Shore" Another is
headed Five Days Alone on a De.
serted Island Without Fire Up
In corner there Is a little poem.
Tribute to an Old Friend" Illus.
tratlng the cynical humor OF men
who are fighting hafdships In a
cold and barren country A spec.
linen Christmas dinner at the Cape
was told about on an inside page.
The article reads. First course,
coffee, biscuit. beans; second
course. cookies, doughnuts. prune
sauce" Under Locals" appear;
-Four polar bears have been killed
here this year" Three births and
two deaths is the record for our
village during the last five
was held January to 9. During
this dance thousands OF dollars
worth Of furs were exchanged for
skins and money Here's a speci.
men Of editorial comment: Fourth
Of July comes at Wales when a Eel,
low gets a chance TO see white
man. and three or four days OF
that type come when he sees a
white girl"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
CURES ECZEMA QUICKLY
New Discovery Has RevolutIonlzed
the Treatment OF Skin Diseases.

Nothing in the history of medicine
has ever approached the success Of
the marvellous skin remedy known
as poslam. which. II Is safe TO say
has cured more cases Of eczema and
skin diseases than any remedy ever
offered for these Ills.
The success Of poslam is not Of
all surprising when It is considered
that even a very small quantity ap
piled to the skin stops Itching I'M
medlately and cures chronic cases
in two weeks. The very worst cases
Of eczema. Us well as acne, herpes,
tettor, piles. salt rheum. rash, crust
ed humors. scaly scalp and every
form Of Itch. yield TO It readily,
Blomlshcs such as pimplcs. red nos
es. muddy and inflamed skin dlsap-
pear almost Immediately when pos
lam Is applied, the complexion belng
cleared over night
Every druggist keeps both the SO
cent size tor minor trouhlesl and
the 81 jar. and either Of these may
be obtained in Seattle al the
Quaker Drug Co. as well as other
reliable drug stores.
But no one is even asked TO pur'
chase poslam without first obtain
Ing an experimental package which
will be sent by mall. free OF charge
upon request, by the Emergency
Laboratories. 80 West Twenty.fiith
street, New York City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
TIPPING SCHEME.

Gould you lend me n sharp
knife - asked a customer In the
cafe Of a big hotel near the Grand
Central station as he slipped some
thing long and cool The knife
being Forthcoming. the customer
took a new two-dollar bill from his
pocket, folded II carefully In the
middle and cut Il neatly In two,
placing the halves In his wallet.
You want to know why | did that,
didn't your he remarked to the
mystlfied bartender. "Well. that's
part Of little scheme Of mine. I'm
going over pretty soon To put my
wife on a train for Chicago. One
half Of that bill I'll give to my wife
aud the other half to the poster II
tho colorod man IL attentive and
courteous throughout tho trip, my
wife will give him her half Of the
bill In Chicago. II he's slow and
grumpy he gets only tho piece !
gave him, OF course. lose my 81
either way, but there's some salts
faction in knowing that the servant
has a real incentive to good ser
vice, New York Tribune,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
THOUSANDS IN
POISON SQUAD
OVER 10000 PEOPLE IN BIC
EASTERN CITY ARE USED
TO TEST PROCESS.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug The
tween %. 900 and $1,000 people Nv.
ing In a square mile Of territory In
tho northeastern part Of Philadel-
phia will learn today that for two
months they have been used by n"
city government somewhat a. the
poison sqsiad" was used by Dr..
Wiley In his famous experiments
Il vas announced last night BY
Chief Dunlap OF the bureau Of ~aier
that for the past so days all water
furnished TO that particular section
OF the city has been -oEonated- BY
a secret chemical process developed
b. the ciiys experts. and that the
proof Of its virtue Is found In the
fact that there has not been a case
Of typhoid fever In that section
since the experiment was begun.
Chief Dunlap believes that the
new process. which he will not de-
scribe. but over which he and the
other engineers Of the water depart
msnt are jublianL will have a tire
mendous effect upon the filtration
problem osery wherc
A nhed has been erected AT the
intake Of the Queen Lane reservoir
and all the water that Ia pumped
from the river to tho reservoir IL
ozonated or oxidlzed BY chemical
process as II passes through the
shed. By oxidlzation all tbs animal
or vegetable llfe Is destroyed In the
water and Il goes into the reservoir
free from harmful Impurities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
SISTER OF MINISTER
R0BS A SAILOR BOY


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug ~
Carrie Patterson. tho isyearold
sister Of Rev. William Patterson. Of
Spokane, Wash, was put on three
years probation this morning by
Superior Judge Dunno. and sentence
was indefinitely suspended The
girl was accused OF robblng a sailor
Of $40 at a resort oR Pacific 81.
The Rev Patterson appeared and
promised TO take care uf his sister
She was rcmanded 10 hiN charge BY
tho court
Patterson was not aware Of bis
sisters life In San Francisco until
he received notification of the
charges against her,
when told that she was free 10
81 the Girl went into Mysteries, aud
fell weeping TO the floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
HE WAS GALLANT; sfiE WAS PRETTY;
AND TAXICAB WAS COSTLY.

She emerged from certain Scat.
Gle apartment store yesterday. aud
while gottiug into her waiting taxi.
cab dropped hor handbag A young
man whose gallautry " exceeded
only by hts. prominence aud popu
larlty apranE to recover H.
liof thanks were So profune and
appreciation of the opportunity To
serve her so Intense thai before
either u them apparently realized
tho situation he was seated beside
her and the cab moved down Soc
and Nv.
After a dlgnlfied protest at the
Strangers Intrusion. tho force of
which was gradually reduced to a
minimum by HIS oloquenee. she tin'
ally consented TO allow him to 70
main In tho midst Of their con.
vefbatlon. which Increased In inter
est aH II progressed. tho Girl sud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
SON DEFENDS A
JAILED TELLER
LITTLE BOY WON'T SUBMIT TO
CONVICTED PAPA BEING
CALLED A Thief.

PirTsBuRG. Aug. TIE said
my father was a thief and stole lots
Of poor peoples money and I gave
him a good licking" defianiiy de-
clarcd 7-year-old William Harvey
10 a corner policeman today. who
had caugh, him ehastislug Bernard
wilkins. a neighbor. aged . The
wilkins boy went Acampsring off
home with a badly bruised face.
Young Harvey Is the son u former
Paying Teller Thomas W. Harvey.
who has served one year Of his
seven year sentence In the peni-
Tertiary for having made false
entries in the books Of the Enter
prise National bank Of PittsburE.
Harvey lon, all he owned by the
banks failure. and because u the
impoverished condition Of his family
an effort IL being made to secure his
release.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04

Craig in New York. IL the daughter
Of ~ H. Scott. a prominent mer.
chant Of this city. and her marriage
10 Neville Castle In 1887 was a bril-.
liant society event Her brother.
Henry Scott. Is the husband Of a
daughter Of the late Rear Admiral
Sampson.
Mrs. Castle atudled for the stage
after her husband. who had prac-
tieed law. went 10 the Alaska gold
fields To retrieve his fortune. Che
made her debut on January 10,
1900. playing with the Ffhwiey CON.
pany In The Princess and the But
terfly@ In New York and later went
into vaudeville
Neville Castle was last heard Of
IN Nome several years ago.
W. d, Craig Is a bon Of W Craig
Of Craig 4 Craig. lawyers. Of this
city He has been In New York
several years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
WOOED, WON, wed IN
JUST SIXTY MINUTES

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. Good
morning Ny name is Harry Me.
Nair. Come on. Kid. let's get mar.
Red"
kid. I've got you. Mines Milly
Becker
This upto-date proposal after an
acquaintance OF an hour made the
parties man and wife today.
MeNair. an actor. living at 294G
East av.. St Louis. met Miss Becker
a, a hotel today.
The Introduction and proposal
were combined TO save time. The
train for St Louis was about due to
leave and MeNaIr has an engage
ment there tonight A hurried visit
was made to the license clerks Of
flee and VIM. =. Bates. court com.
missioner. spoke the words that
made them one
Mildred Becker Is a farmers
daughter who came TO the city from
Columbus. Wis. She is Just out OF
her teens and pretty as picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
TOO MUCH MONEY
PUTS HIM N JAIL
tconelvdedl

fconcludcd.l
------------------.s>-7--
young man. who IA just past biz
I'D birthday. II has mhde OF him
weak. vapid youth. with no aim
In llfe except TO sive rein to what
ever desires come uBpcrmost.
Smiths face shows weakness, IT.
resolution looks forth from bis
light blue eyes. which cannot hold
your gaze for long At a time. Yet
be ls not vicious jnst weak and
unable to stand alone.
II Il perhaps this very weakness
that makes the giriwife cling 10
him She visits him At tho jail
ever day and says she will stick to
him through everything.
All the Friends Gone.
And Smith he says she Is the
only friend he has. that this trou.
Bile has scared all his 40 called
friends away. Like vultures they
have departed after The burial
They see no further chance Of a
feast. 40 they are perhaps even now
seeking new prey.
= never meant 10 do wrong THIS
time. but had always gotten out Of
scrApcs somehow. and ~ did not
count the cost. Smith told me. \
got Into trouble when | went to the
university but such things are
overlooked Il you have money, and
so-wcil. here am and will 90 10
Jail and 500 II the lesson will not
stick this time Al of which IL
very good Tor Smith. but what ahau,
the girlY She Ia only 10 and lh
very pfsity-two things that will
mitigate against her sticking 10
Smith during his lesson hour +"
She IL going To ho tho one TO pay
for the JOY rides" the worthless
draii, the blackoncd name. or miss
my guess She Will pay for these
things IN lonely hours. and In temp.
tatiuns that will try her very soul,
and In the knowledge that she is
a fel0n's wife
There wouldn't be very many an.
HweFu In this case To the question.
Does Il all pay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
COUGHS UP The Cash

ELIZABETH. n. j.. Aug. A.
Celia Mcclure. an attractive young
woman, who gave her address as
Mulberry st.. Newark. was picked
up unconscious in the Staten Is.
land ferryhouse. at Elizabeth. by a
policeman and rushed to the Gen.
eral hospital In an ambulance.
When she had partly recovered she
said she had been assaulted and
robbed Of purse containing s..
She appeared to be under the In
fluence Of liquor or drug.
The physicians decided that an
emetio would help her. and admin.
lstered It. The young woman
coughed up five one-dollar bills.
Just as the doctors began to treat
her The young woman can't &C.
count for the presence Of the cash
In that particular location.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04

CHICAGO, Aug hoard of
Trade mon and commercial leaders
In Chicago, the greatest grain mar
net in tho world. unite In declaring
that the harvest Of 1909 crops means
a banner year for tho farmer.
The wheat crop, harvest Of which
already has started. will be the
lArsest, both from a standpoint Of
acreage and value. Of any crop
since the fiat grain was dropped
In American soil From northern
Canada 10 Texas. aud FROM the Al.
lcghenlea to the Pacific slope. farm,
ors aro busy with harvesteru and
ihraahcrs gArncring H. Seventy
i've millions Of acres were sown In
wheat this year.
Due 10 the plnnges of James A.
fatten on the iioard of Trade, a
gfcat foreign demand and tho In
ercaae Of the worlds population.
the price OF wheat In this market
place has been upheld.
Its a bumper crop" every gfaln
man on t.asalle At, says. whom he
tcads the morning bulletins IN tho
Board Of Trade building.
Railroads. elevator men. brokers.
nillsrs and wholesalers Of flour and
oreads,sffs all are In line waiting.
A rush o. harvss,ers through the
yellow fields and the ~hirr Of the
thrssher will be the signal Tor huge
moves In the world Of finance and
commerce, and Chicago will be the
center Of Il alt.
The American farmer has ceased
10 be the homespnn farmer He's
nov tho bonannA farmer. Secretary
Geo, y. Stone. Of the Hoard af
Trade. discussing a big wheat
raiser IN Minnesota, said. Yes.
he's what We call a BONANZA farmer.
or one of those fellows who clean
up from $4,000 to 10000 a year
on thslr wheat crop They're got.
uuk TO be 10 nlimcfnua now that We
don't pay particular attention to
them.
The farmer Of yesterday would
think he ~as dreaming u he could
see the way these men carry on
their business-
Passenger agents Of western rail-
ruads assert that there never we're
80 many party tickets sold for har.
vest field workers from the east
College students BY the carload are
rushing to Kansas and the Dakotas
From the University Of Chicago
alone la students have gone out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
we SHALL COME REJOICING,
BRINGING In THE SkEAvES"

Experts hero calculate the value
of American cereals this year aa
no, lona than 5000. 600. 900. This
would moan gaiu ever 1908 Of
ss22, 900. 0O0t
Nearly $500, ooo, 900 will ohanue
hAnds in Chicago when the wheat
crop 10 marketed, Compared 10 tho
time whom the harvester was first
Invented, these figures arc stseuer
Ing.
Abraham Lincoln was ~ years
old when the first harvesting ma
chine was made Man depended
then on the ancient acythe to gar,
ner hla crop. The farmer thon was
the man with tho hoo" and moth
Ing more. The change that has
come over harvesting methods In a
little more than 10 years Ii greater
than In all tho preceding history Of
the world. BEFORE tho American
farmer started methods that have
resulted In the huWpof crop u 1909,
he depended ON the laws Of nature
alone TO make him rich or poor
Now man. made processes have
coaxcd the aoll and rotation Of
crepa will yet conquer II.
Secretary Wilson's contention
that the farmer Ia a great organiser
Ia borne out BY letters that are pour
lng Into tho Board OF Trade Some
BONANZA" men uAe the telephone
and telegraph. They arrange for ears
and sometimes special freight
trains to deliver their ~hss, Into
the market az an advantageous
time, and conduct their big business
with department, store system.
In 1854 there vas grown In this
country only I IL bushels of wheat
per capita. This year with leas
than one third OF the people farm.
cra. the per capita production Of
wheat Ia more than 10 bushels. The
advance made In production Ia Just
a. notable and no more than tho
advance of modern methods over
the single pillow and the soythc OF
iInooln's boyhood.
This advance has given the eoun.
Try lts steel mills. railways, and var
led industries. II has raised the
farmer from a plaes Of ridieule and
ohseufi,y to the pinnacle Of respect
aronu HE fellow Americans. and
has made his children the masters
Of trade. II has furnished the mate
rial and the men for great schools
and colleges. developed new and IN.
hsard'of means Of saving the soil
Tor the future. ard has made the
United States the chief bread.win
ner Of the world,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
CONSUL COMES TODAY

Tho Chinese consul general Of
San Francisco, Ilau Pins Chen. Will
arrive in the city from Portland.
either tonight or tomorrow morning
lie IA accompanied BY bis wife and
aon aud full Tetinue Of servants,
A stop will BE- made In Seattle
long enough 10 walt the expedition
and fof the local Chinese to prepare
several banqueta nku Pins Chen
will then proeeod to Victoria. where
be wili establish Chinese school
A similar school sill DO established
In this city By local ChinAmen with.
IN q short time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04

Clarence Iurnham was the sec
und marine engineer today TO meet
with the dlsapproyai OF tho steam.
boat inspectors. His license, which
has already expired, will not b. 70.
newed for a period Of six months,
because be was found guilty Of neg.
llgonoe In allowing the boiler Of the
steamer Vaehon Of Tacoma to be
come oyerhcatcd,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
Victoria With a Princess

Princess Victoria leaves at 300
a. m. daily for Vancouver via Vic
toria. Tht real modern steamship
of tho Pacific coast. giving daylight
Vows Of the Sound. Straits Of FucH,
the famous Active Pass. Gulf OF
Georgia. passing In full Wow o. the
salmon fishing fleet at the mouth
Of Tie Frazer.
Canadian Pacific Ry.. 600 First
avenue. o"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL
IS NOT PROSECUTED

ratfolman roraker, wha last week
arrested DR. Annie Russell her son.
u, y Russell. Or Grass and u, Eck-
hart. who we're engaged In a free
fpr-ail fight at tho lattsrs home,
today requested CITY Attorney Ellis
Do Bruier 10 dismiss tho ease
asainr, them They have been out
on 80 bail apiccs Hincs that time
D. nfulsr complied with the request
Foraker did not give any reason
far his action except that The pa0ple
had settled the affair among them
selves When tho crowd we're ar
rested II caused much eommrnl
about the city. a. they were all 81
asii known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
This MAYOR LIKES
CANADIAN EXHIBIT

Mayor steyely. OF London, on.
taFio. is IN tho city. calling upon his
humorous Canadian friends and TAX.
ing In tho big fair Mr.. atevely
says that he has taken In all the
big worlds fairs. and that the A..
W. y. does not have to take a
back seat for any " them lie IL
particularly we'll pleased with the
Canadian exhibit and states that Il
IN highly oreditahle
Mayor Stevely and Governor
Hughes are old time tilllcums, They
we're Initiated together last March
In Syracuse Into tho Mystiquekrewo
OF X. A. Moo No whatever that lsl 4,
and welcomed each other with the
high sign" when they met each
other on the Pay Streak yesterday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
IS GIVEN The LIMIT

H. W Delaney. who was prescott
ed on a yagrAney charge, was yes
terday sentenced by Justice Fred G
Bfo~n TO ala months imprisonment
whirh Ia the sevefeHt sentence
Nh1h the justice eau infiict Il
came out At the trial that DELANEY
was living off the money which bis
Nlfe made BY leading an immoral
life. and the judge characterized
the prisoners offence a. tho worst
he knew Of. and wished that II was
to his power TO send him to the pen
itenuafy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
TRY THIS FOR
YOUR COUGH

Nlx two ounces o. giycerine with
a half-dunce Of Virgin OH Of Pine
compound pure and half pint uf
straight whisky Shake we'll and
take In doses 81 teaapoonfui every
four hours This mittuf- possesses
the healing. beautiful propsrtiss
n the Pines. and VIII break cold
cough that II cufahie IN having
his fofmuia pot up. BE- sure that
your druggist uses the genuine
Virgin Oh u Pine compound pure.
prepared aud guaranteed only By
he Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati, o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04

SPOKANE. Ana. t-Dcisfmined
not to be- irampied on By the heed
ieas men who swarm the stations
and crowd into the coaches Of every
train out OF Occur d'Alcns. the WON
en- iAndseekcrs and travellers have
adopted the cxpedlsnt Of using the
hat pin to check the lcsa thought
full men. The situation grew almost
dangerous last might on the last
train out Of Couer d'Alene. ~hen a
number Of min climbed Into the
ovcrcrowded train just a feS min.
utaa prior to starting for Spokane
Two used this ha, pin before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
WOMENpS COLLEGE WILL
START A CROP OF WIVES

Of the most successful educators IN
tho West
The college Ia within easy reach
of Denver. the Aurora cars running
within three blocks " tho insiltu
tion. II may also DO reached BY
Montyicw boulevard. and BY reason
OF its accessibility Will attract many
day scholars from Denver. The On.
rollmaut for the opening ia uausuat
" large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
IlzZLE RULE
NAY Be PUT
n ELECTION
au.yOr Doesn't Use Veto
lawn Owners VIII Fight
a &c, Rid of Restriction.

s.,.,t Al what they claim %
nss = reasnnahleneas Of The city
in fpQuiring that they
~. ~ md hold the nozalc Of the
'. surins the time allowed for IL
49, ceflAln business men are
90 , lslter to Mayur Miller to
w. 'aIorming him that II he
~ ,hs hlil nov before him
W. N H. council passes tho ord.
- = oyrr bis veto, they viii
smls he referendum.
NAY start Petition
us,ltkn with 5000 names At
81 sould BE- sufficient 70 hrins
~ powef Of the referendum.
:. N ietters received state that
- tAs opinion Of the writer's that
,r,nhlc would b. secured IN
k.,iss ths measure Il tho people
~ y grated the opportunity e
=, o he issue.
- m.n who are taking the
~ Ar representative business
- A The city and claim that
=, ,aiue their health more than
= - gallons Of water that might
IA, b. wasted Il irrigation Dc
s,ss used som, % the men
-. d have contracted numerous
z. sna coughs frum coming In
- sllh the damp grass after
~ eeped ap In an office ddfins
: Az uncfficialiY the TIP has
=. oct that the plan originated
- Chamber Of Commerce, which
- bs>p bitterly opposed TO the
NJ ,wf since lts conception. and
A. I'D everything In its power
4 l.fsat the measure when The
800 vas deciding on Its meriia
All Are Invited.
ii members Of the chamber and
4 - comm.reial club heartily up
~ Nsyur Miller In his stand and
4 ,glsIlun was freely expressed on
4 gidss shen the bill passed The
- that neither commercial
Z, sunld let the matter rest
rrm Miller was out Of his OF
= thls uofulng and no informa
= ,oult b. secured as TO whether
hhd received anY eoinmgaica.
- IS yet OF not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
WOMEN Use HAT PINS
TO CHECK TRAIN Rush

whsn a man tried TO take advantage
of me. and III do I, aEAln. said
one woman. a. kha hranilshsd a
shining Eold pin In the rear coach
OF tho regular train
Her threats were hesded after a
FEW haunting and insulting remarks
from the msH In question
Other evidences u ruazhnesn arc
at hand with almost every train,
and advantage Of the oyerefawdsd
conditions afo baing taken Men
are smoking In the coaches and loud
talk and vicious remarks are not
rare occurrences
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
HIS LICENSE SUSPENDED,

John y. hickman. engineer q The
steamer Cyrrne. one Of the Ander
sou Steamboat cOmpany's fleet
which piles on Lake Washington,
has had bis license suspended tot
90 days BY the local inspectors lot
burning out the boiler Of The
steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
THURSDAYS A.-Y.-P. E. PROGRAM
ALASKA eHlloRFn's DAY

800 A. m=GneH open
1900 Alaska children assemble for tour OF
uouds conducted BY Educational Association com
mlse
1000 m-clnn Faner Highland musicians various parts Of
grounds
1000 m-eoncou Wagners AYR band Of Cascades
1913 10 $3.50 Unpopular Talks Aere0puoOa Views fla
walan building
$3.50 D. Concert, t.boratfH band. Music pavilion.
$3.50 MI. \ Life Saving Crews exhibition. foot Of Pay
Btroak
800 D. m.-Concert, Wagnera band. Nome circle
7f4b p m.-Concert. ilberatia band. Music pavilion
$3.50 mDance. Nov England club Washington State build
Ing
Take exposition Third any cable line to Lake
Washington. and thence by