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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-02
Very Little Change.

"It's three years since I was in this city," said a stranger in a restaurant as he was walking out after finishing his dinner; "city looks the same"
 'T don't find much changer respond ed the waiter as he took up the nickel that was left on the table,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-02
Impressed.

'T appear to have made something of an impression on that man over there," remarked young lady at wedding party. ''He has been looking at me ever since I arrived"
 "If you mean that one with the black mustache, he's the detective en- gagged to look after the presentsv' said a friend
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-02
Paper bargains.

Every house-keeper who is to have papering done. will be vitaly interested in this news. It is brief It is to the point It filled to running over with chances for economy.
 Saturday morning. these special lots of paper go on saelots that of good sze of regular quality and to sell at the savings here pointed out
 Vanished tile papers, good designs regular 50c roll 34c.
 Twotone papers for parlor use handsome combina. tion of green hues handsome designs including strpes regular 60c to soc double roll-4Oc. Tapestry papers in rich colors high grade, appropr ate for den vingroom, regular soc double rol-52c Papers for halls and dining or iving-roors eight good patterns with 9nch border regular 28c ble roll-20c.
 White moding, 12 inches wide, regular Sc foot here -2c.
 Third hoo. THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

When the Kidneys are sick. sharp.
darting pains strike you In the
back. loins or sides--pains that al.
most take your breath away, and
often make you cry out IN agony
II IL almost impossible 70 mistake
these kidney pains. for they seem
20 center about the small of the
back, where the kidneys are 10.
Gated
And stili there are many persons
who think backache is merely a
muscular something that
Is expected TO pass away with a lit
tie rest, aided by n plaster. or by
rubbing with liniment.
There Is no plaster nor liniment
that will reach the inside cause
sick kidneys. What Is needed Is n
kidney medicine a kidney stimu-
liant, 10 start the kidneys working
as they should healing. soothing
tonic, TO relieve and cure conges-
ton and Inflammation In the kid.
neys.
Sick kidneys can not get well
alone. They need quick help. And
II It is not given. the useful work
of the kidneys stops. The filter.
ing OF the blood is suspended
Poisons circulate freely with the
blood attack muscles. brain.
nerves and vital organs, The kid.
neys swell and throb. and that ia
what makes those sudden stabs OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
The Long las, Look.


hUNAAN AAhHTl
FISH Herring. Co. ~ Sturgeon 2 tbs
Tor fse. salmon zse each perch. g ina
Tor isci rock cod. lbs Tor zoe, HmriiA
lbs for isoi water perch. roc lht
crabs 7 fnr asc. dry goldfish. 1hc 90 &
haifhut checks. Toe n German COD, 2
lha FOR isc. silver salmon. 400 each
MEAT Let n mutton. " ~ holi-
Ing beer b 10 rolled roast beef AYE
NJ ham. 3 lbs for 7sc California hams
1859 n, Newport lamb chops zoe lh. :
corn beef. Sc - pot roesi, Sc 10 Nor
chickens. 9Tc 10 hens. asc and 22c N. /.
tsnderloin steaks. ~ ~ ~. Ycni outlets,
lie H.. Jersey sausareH. i3itc w lamb
stew. 81 30 home made corn beef &C. W. .
uoigsin hare# zoe H.. ducks, asc lb
THIIT~-fA fba apples for abc apples
BY box 81 Hpeciaii Tokay arapeH Ae and
zoe basket Michigan Concorda sbc ban.
ket figs q lbs zbe pfuncs, &c III crab
appiea ssc aud SOC boxs bananas. zoe and
3sc dor. oranges. Ice lbo ana zoe dos, .
quarts eranbeffiss. 2be' quinees. 30 ID.
.Es--HHdlshcs punches
Tor bcl celery. for SCI tomatoes, zoe
box. cabbage. &c head lettuce. 81 head
pumpkins DC each corn, Be, loe and
potatoes. 100 lbs asc; sweet potatoes
10 lbs for gkc French peas. per ran, ibo
All kinds Of patent flour, ti.fO sack, Is
lbs sugar. Z 90 Pearl tepioca. eabs. pc
coffee. 2sc 10 zoe ID. r a ~ coffee
lie Co f0c No.. < 10. baking chocolate,
Toe, cans Mt cream, ihc. ghiradcllia
chocolate. use, or for Bkc. al G0r teas
special soc 10 San Mario coffee, 8Oc 10
BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEEsIc-Good
eggs. soc de3 fresh Oregon, sbr don ,
Eastern, acc d0z local ranoh, iEo dox .
full cream cheese. 2oc ID Wisconsin
cheese. zoe ID urimpat lbc 10. goat
cheese. i0e. III breahfast cheese so
each. process butter, sec ID washing
ton. lba for Isa. Seattle creamery.
lbs for fsc, o'Brien Jersey creamery
bricks f5c.
DELICATEssEN--ca ioc up to ioc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

roadhouae men or candidates for
office, 80 a compromise WIS effect.
"a and Instead three were appointed
from each ward for the campaign
committee.
Those present let II be known
that expense need not be cnnaid.
cred, that plenty Of money would
he furnished and that the town
would be flooded with posters aud
bills. Just who was 10 furnish the
money they did not state. evident.
" considering that feature self.
evident
Want Big Crowd.
Every political lndueement will
ha offered 10 get a bumper crowd
out 10 the mass meeting which will
be held the Alght OF October "a,
when the "antlH" will have picked
speakers Co talk taxes"
The election means life or death
for the roadhouaea aud saloons aud
men know how 10 fight when their
poekntbooks are al stake.
The officers 81 the club elected
are; Roy Wilson. president, and
George Walsh. secretary and treas.
urer. The executive committee
consists Of w. A. earle. G. G. Con.
nera. 7. O. Maple. J W. Doyle. J,
A carlin. ~ = Noicc. Charles Nc.
Knight. L. NJ Hamilton. John Sny.
der. Albert I.afiin. William Jones
and II, y. Corey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

the tenderloln was oblIterated by
Mayor Miller. and who nightly In.
fest these cafes. allowed to do 80
unmolested2
Why are these women and girls
allowed TO frequent schelle's Grot-
20 unmolested7
Perhaps the police can answer.
On the other hand. why are such
cafes as the Sceeie. Angeles and
others watched with an eagle eye.
and the women and girls who fire.
quent them arrested as common va
grants3
Perhaps the police can answer.
II the police cant answer, per
hapg the gcrgeants can.
II the sergeants can't answer, per-
haps the captains can.
n tho captains cant answer, thon
perhaps the chief of police can.
Visit any OF these cafes any night
In the week and see for yourself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

Cobb out the same way. No runs
one hit, no errors,
Fourth inning.
PittsburK MuIlin went In. sue
ceedinx Donovan. Adams flied "a
Davy Jones. Hyatt walked. Leach
singled TO left. Clarke sacrificed.
Mullin 10 Jones'. Muilln let Wagner
walk and Ii appeared that be did 10
purpoSeiy Miller singled TO right,
scoring Hyatt and Leach. Miller
stole second. Absteln famed. Two
runs. two hIta, and no errors.
Detroit Crawford went out.
Leach 70 Absteln. Delehanty singled
% right: O'Leary popped to Wag.
nsr Tom Jones singled 10 right.
Schmidt forced DeIehanty At third.
to Leach unasBisted. No runs. two
hits. and no errors.
Flfth Inning.
pittsburg lined to Craw-
ford. Bush made sensational
throw. catching Gibson at first.
Adams went out. Delehanty 10 It.
Jones. No runs. no hits and no
errors
Detrolt--I.each threw MuIlln out
at first. Dayy Jones famed. SNOW
began 20 fall ma Bush came up.
Wagner threw Bush out at first
No runs. no hits. 40 errors.
Sixth inning.
Pittsburg Hyatt went out. Dele
hanty TO r. Jones' Beach doubled
20 left Clark walked. Wagner
landed on the ball for thres-bag'
ger. scoring Leach and Clarke.
Wagner then scored on bad throw
BY Dayy Jones. miller filed 70 Craw-
ford. Abstein popped 70 Bush.
Three runs, two hits and one
error.
Detroit.-Cobb went out. Adams
to Absteln. Crawford flied TO
Clarke. Delehanty f0uled 10 Leach.
No runs. no hits, no errors.
Seventh Innina.
Pitfsburg Wilson flled. to Davy
Jones. Gibson doubled 70 center.
Adams went out, O'Leary to Bush
% r. Jones. Hyatt went out, Dele.
hauty to r. Jones No runs, one
MT NR FtARArf
oit-OIeary fouied to Glib
son. r. Jones went out. Wagner 70
Absteln. Schmidt doubled to left.
Mullln lined TO Clarke No runs,
one hit, no errors.
Eighth Inning.
PittsburR--Leach went out, Null
I'm TO r. Johes Clarke walked.
Clarke stole second. Wagner flied
TO Crawford Crawford muffed
Miller's ny, Clarke scoring on the
error. r. Jones caught Absteln's
n.y. One run, no hits, one error
Detroit Dayy Jones popped TO
Miller. Bush f0nlea TO Wagner.
Cobb filed to CLARKE 80 runs, no
hits and no errors
Ninth innina.
Pittsburg---Wilson popped %
OLeary. Gibs0n Singled to short.
Adams sacrifiosd TOT. Jones. I'M
assisted Hyatt f0uled 10 Schmidt.
No runs. no hits. no errors.
Detroit Crawford out. Wagner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

Ellery'a band. farewell words by
President j 10 Chilborg.
1900 midnight President Chill.
berg will touch button oxtinguiah.
ms every light on exposition
grounds
t2.0i- Sounding OF taps by bug
Ter In darkness.
i2:0b--Auld Lang Sync. by en-
Tire audience. accompanied by FL
lory'H band.
12.l0-The A-YrP exposition
will be IN and OF the past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

There is no other remedy for sick
Kidneys quite equal TO Doan's Kid.
ney pills. This simple vegetable
formula has been in use for rs
years and has never been excelled.
because Il is a remedy for the kid
neys only--does not act on the
bowels nor on any other organs.
II soothes while IL stimulates. re-
lieves all congestion and irritation.
cures backache. regulates the urine
and restores a perfect filtering OF
the blood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
AND HOW DENTISTS LOST
THEIR CONSTITUTIONAL
RIGHTS IN WASHINGTON.
~ EDWIN ]. BROWN.

My object in writing these
articles IL 10 destroy the Influence
OF those who exercise greater power
IN the State OF Washington than
can possibly be lawfully exercised
under the constitution OF the State
Of Washington. and OF the United
States
realize that ] am misunderstood
by many. and condemned by few,
and Il IL n serious thing for any man
TO bring into question the final
Judgment OF the highest tribunal
OF state; yet, when the state be
comes the offender against its own
constitution. and assumes the posi-.
ton OF prosecutor. aud the oppres-
aor OF itH people, and disregarhs
the principles o. private rights and
distfibutive justice. we must speak
out. even though we become un.
popular. by reaping condemnation
from those who enjoy special priv.
ileges al the hands Of the govern
ment. and also those who are too
ignorant and peryerse. because Of
their infantile aristocrAcy. to com
prehend and distinguish between
liberty and the denial OF liberty.
Abraham Lincoln said: Nothing
IL ever settled until IL Is settled
right" We all love Lincoln. and
we ali love liberty. and ! am only
seeking 10 interpret liberty under
the profound American influence
which associates the name Of Ian.
coin with liberty: and should ! be
compelled 20 hit someone with
mental brickbat In order 20 awaken
their reasoning processes. don't
worry. they will recover And
again. the Declaration OF Indepen-
dence rings out a paragraph which
should either blind or open the
eyes Of those who represent the
state. and are therefore the state.
because "the Law Is the state"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

building in the afternoon. A. $40.
at Geyaer basin. there was a dls.
play OF Japanese daylight fire
works. The isfeaavinE crew gave
It's last exhibition AT the foot Of
Pay Streak nj 2:s0
At late hour this afternoon the
masses we're still pouring through
every gate on the grounds. with ia.
dioations that today--she laat--will
be the hiEgest In attendance of the
entire exposition.
Toniaht's Program.
when small boys and small girls
wind up their swinging they 'iat
the old cat die That Il. permit
the swing 10 slowly stop It's move.
tnonts until u finally stops entire.
~. Tonight big boys and big girls
win let the "oid cat die" There
follows a program OF the last mo
ments OF the A.-Y.P:
5:s0-serenAde Of different build.
ings by wagner's band.
sa0~-Formal closing OF the u. 8
government buildings the main.
Alaska. Hawaiian. PHILIPPINE build.
ings. with hauling down OF Ameri-
can flags and salute OF II guns BY
the life.sayiug station crew
-Metlakahtia Indian band in
espianade. foot OF Pay Streak.
-Ellery band In Auditorium
900 Grand fireworks display at
foot Of Pay Streak.
ssto-Wagner's band In Puget
Plaza Hand stand.
Early evening until 1920. one big
farewell time on Pay Streak.
1890 Forming OF parade OF
every man. woman and child on
grounds at Auditorium. TO march to
Amphitheatre. whore "the
old cat will die"
Starting Of the parade.
li.4s-In Natural Amphitheatre:
Home. Sweet Home"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
POLICE PROTECTION


fconciuded.l
police lead him 20 suppose that by
paying out money he would be
guaranteed protection
Did Hurley offer TO bribe the po-
lice because he thought other cafes
were unmolested through the use OF
cash.
II he thought 20. and money II
being paid by various cafe proprie-
tors for protection. who IL getting
the money!
And why are no arrests being
made IN the cafes above mentioned
why are women and girls who
were driven 20 the business and
residence sections OF the city when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
TRY To MAKE FIGHT
SEEM RESPECTABLE
Anti-Annexationists Meet in Georgetown and Plan
Campaign-There VIII Be Plenty Of Money in the
Big Slush Fund

In an attempt 10 throw a cloak OF
rcspeeiability over the fight against
annexlug Georgetown to the city OF
Seattle saloon men and politicians
we're barred off the executive com.
mittec Of an Anti-Annexation club
formed IN the suburb. at meeting
AZ Wards hall last night
Though the saloon and roadhoune
interests and tho political rims,
which owe ita existence to tho
facs that Georgetown IL a separate
municipality. ara back OF the move.
ment and are backing the club 10
the limit. II was stated shortly after
tho meeting was called To order
That all of these men must be- left
out OF the iist of officers aud the
committees.
The formation OF the club Is the
FIRST shot IN the war a part OF George
town will wage against annexation,
In the hopes Of defeating the propo
Sition at tbs polls November ..
Too Many Saloon Men.
A subcommittee was appointed
10 name members for the campaign
committee and Was instructed 20
appoint five men from each OF the
three wards. A fiyo-mlnute recess
was taken and then the aubcon,
mittoo announced that II was lmpos
sihle to md five sturdy anti .annexa.
tionistA who wcre not saloon or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

- directly behind ffesi.
ss "a I, iAe in,roduesions were
.sre Postmaster General
80 4 enrqtary Nagel Of the
49,, n commerce and labor
s 49,. o. War Dickinson
= ..' sss.s Tsis graspcd President
s.es warmly. told him how
xas 10 welcome him In
.sns * the people Of The
states and expressed the
=, ~ cordial relations that
y q ' -. for 50 many years be.
~ ~ ~ two great republics Of the
$50. 49, hemisphere will continue
Z ~ b cone.
,.s.assni nsan. who spoke hng
! ~ ilrency and accuracy, re
q "A amllar happy diplomatic
~, sr ne members OF the
49, presidents staff had been
|.-sIly presented. and the
..r1ss. preyloasly exchanged be
- AZ Iorelgn officers % the two
- ana o. KID BY each, had
= tsllyered. the two presidents
e ! trsendN chat over a light
ss..ecn cg sandwiches and cham
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
INIlD[s MEXICO


"a prlk 's Campbell Of Texas
3 co's ans welccmed, g ,... ,n'
anei = secretary meeln ' :,
.slsy y ,sc~,ed in the name OF
~ v. Y resas sy ss %, saoo
isapssli ana y ne cavalry band
I BE- NV, msss n la falome. 'a ne
~ ''is s',,.lnr themsclvea INTO an
slsF' /, ' seucr and while iae ar
40 .. ~ doomed out z guns " !.
asrs 'ss..slnralshcd guest the
y y Executive was siNen q
ypl'a ~ d the house whore
81 ~ was awaitins h'm.
Pvss 'lerhlbald W Butt the
sn "a Of President fait.
r 80 The house as TIE
msss .s,oaraxe arrived on the
ss.' "a essor,cd President pias
~ Y ssrlage to the presence
A. fs'.lsd states chief exeoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

half feet In diameter. i,s weight
- In Keeping with the tout enaom.
Bile of the whole outfit when the
president dous Il. for II tips tho
beam n ~ pounds, Taft. when he
wears the hat. will be clothed liter.
ally from head TO foot by Texans. Al
the republican convention last year
the Texas delegation gave him a
huge pair OF trousers constructed
by TcxaA tailors OF wool from Tex.
as-grown sheep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
Farmers,
Attention!

Free stalls under roof are yours
for the asking at the new Westlake
Market The only condition exact
cd from prospective occupants OF
these stalls Is that they shall offer
for sale the best the vegetable and
produce market affords at reason
able prices. The time has arrived
for you and the Seattle consumer
to get together for your mutual adj
vantage.
BY reducing your selling cost the
market management Will expect
you TO make corresponding reduc-
lions in your prices to the public.
Address all communications to
the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
SEATTLE PROOF.

w. A. Hawkins, SOC Yesler Way.
Seattle. Wash. says: 1T gives me
pleasure TO confirm the statement
/ gave for publication some years
ago In favor OF Doans Kidney Pills,
as the relief | obtained from their
use has been permanent / SUI.
fered from acute attacks OF kidney
trouble. and though | used remedy
after remedy, | was unable 10 find
relief. ! had the most severe
pains across the small of my back
and was also annoyed by irregular
passages of the kidney secretions.
Doan's Kidney Pills helped me at
once, and continued use entirely re-
lieved me. | am a strong advocate
of the use of Doan's Kidney Pills
and have recommended them on
many occasions"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

We have more safes and vaults
In daily use than all other manu-.
facturers combined
We guarantee our gnfeg and
vaults 10 be superior 10 all others.
Purcell Safe Co. 3i2 Occidental
ay. agents for Herring. Hail-Naryin
Safe Co. manufacturers Of the Cen
uine Hall Safe 4 Lock Co.'s Safes
and Vaults $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

81 PASo. Tex. Oct ie.-lt has
pemaiaed for Texas TO put the ia
ON Presiden, Taft. The I'D IL a
$3.50 Mexican xombrero. heavily
trimmed with goid and silver
strands from Mexican mines.
It was presented to him by the
Ohio society OF this city today. The
crown OF the sombrero u e inches
high and the hrlm two aud one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

Alcoholic tonics destroy hair and
scalp Loary's non-alooholic com.
pound gives life. cures dandruff.
itching. failing hair. grayncss and
badness An druggists and bar.
beTA. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
Again ls, Us declare:

I'VE baid these truths 70 be nelf.
evident that AT men are created equal I.
that thsy are endowed ~ their Creator
afih certain Dnaiieuahte rsghta. that
amenN these are life, liberty and the pur-
auii ~ happiness. that. 70 secure these
rights. governments aro Instituted among
fhrfn. dertviuE their lust powers from the
ro@sent ~ ihe governed. that uhsn any
form 81 Nux ernfaent becomes destructive
q these ends n IL the right Of fhe people
e. abolish a. and 20 institute nsN gas-
srusncuf. laying ia Foundation on such
principles and organizing its powers Ia
such form A. % them shall seem most
likely g effect their safety and happi-
scss Prudence. lnaned. vii dictate thar
governments Ions established should not
hn changed for ltEhf and transient causes.
ard accordingly. AL experience hath
shown that mankind are more disposed 10
suffer. while rFtis are surferAbie. than %
fi9hs themselves ~ abollmhine the forms
- which they are accustomed But
.hsn a Ions train q abuses ard ssarpa-
eyinces a design 70 reduce them under
absolute despnfiHin u ia their right II IL
their duty, 20 throw OF such government.
and 20 provide new guards fer their fu-
ture security"
Under the early decisions OF our
state supreme court. the legislature
had no power TO enact the present
dental law and rob dentists of their
constitutional rights, and the early
decisions are correct In principle.
while the supreme court decisions
since 1901 have made possible the
dental combine and restrained den
lists from enjoying their rights
under the constitution. The EARL.
est Washington decision was rem
dered In July. 1884. In territorial
days. and the opinion is by Asso-
ciate Justice Turner. In Fox vs. Ter
ritory OF Washington. and the court
said:
1T VIII hardly be confended that u IL
the ftEhf OF dental practitioners bearing
diplomas from dental college OF unl-
terHity, - have excluded from the prac-
lice ALI who are not thus qualified"
In this decision the court indi.
Gated that for graduates TO drive
from the state those who were not
would be strange and
weird contention. which could and
would not be tolerated. Strange as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
The gates opened thia nornlnE

The gates opened thla morning
on the last daY OF the A YsP. expo
altlun with the sun shining. with
sverythsnR splck and span. and with
troops ~ xruSn.ups aud children
rushing through the gates from the
minute they ~ere opened at s
o'ciock.
Many downtown stores practically
closed. that their employees might
spend the entire iaat day and night
AZ the exposition. Many factories
did likewise. without making the
same felt IN the pay envelopes
More Of the Seattle spirit
Children Are Happy.
II was Alaska and ChiIdrena day.
and Alaska. the children. and every
body Waa happy. though Nus.
piclous sadness insisted on creeping
In nov and then. for IL IL sad for
old friends 10 part. even though the
parting be fraught with sunshine.
music and promises. So with the
Alaska. Yukon.Pacific exposition.
There may be other Alaska. Yukon.
Pacific expeditions but there viii
never be another Just the same as
the one We held back In 1909"
The same men and women will
never be gathered together again
In such an undertaking many Of
them may. but there will be a
vacant chair here and there. There
will never be the same crowd ~
exhibitors. Nor Of visitors There
will never be the same Pay Streak
next time Il will be called some
thing else.
The Long last Look.
Many who had been many times
before. retraced their steps. visit
ing place after place they had seen
time and time again. Just to take
one more farewell glimpse And
the crowds came. came and went
an through the day The forenoon
was given over to sightseeing. spe
ciai events being reserved for the
afternoon and evening.
Wagncr's A-Y.-P band played
farewell serenade before each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
| NIlURG WINS THE
llRLD CHAMPIONSHIP
coneIpdsd)

tconcIpded.)
Z, !. .ass ilisd to Wagner. schmlds
:. go Gibson 10 Abssein. No
a'a sas ~, no errors
Third Inning.
s..asy r oIAary succeeded
! .. y. a third. Miller singled
-. - Aastein doubled ID I'm
= s' II. s'lsf 90 third A peculiar
! \ sasaM when Wilson rolled
!. s = 1bs,ein crowded Milger
+ s aEd Miller was pgt out
rs 80 y. Y schmidt. Then Abstaln
-. 9acF 10 second and was
y, - ..l isase % Delehauty. Wilson
: 80. - Almost caught OF first.
-. s.aassd 70 get back aafelg bv
~ : s.oson forced Wilson
s = Z Dsiehanty No runs. two
!. 80 'iuliin batied for non.
- Saving that wild mir baa
i 1850 1850 Nullin lined 10 Nil.
49, nv n Jones hunted safely
NJ g,.. AIew Bush out al first
- r'rate pitcher threw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
FAIR Gates To CLOSE
FOREVER At MIDNIGHT
Big Crowd Goes to Exposition to Take Last Look at
Scenes Which Have Grown to Be Part Of the
City.
..*tt.ttss..+s..+..ttt.+.
REsIoENr }. z. cAlLneac.s FARuwEll.

"frsends This Ia at the happlesg saddcst
ment OF life Monday self expo.
stion wi be back TO desks Che city
have neglected for LONG, and there w
OF routine where We permitted TO stop months needs
no words Of mine 10 tell exposition
or 81 The behind a. We have expoal.
ton Is shat the Alaska Yukon paci.
ncscatile. people 81 this northwest. all
good We could do