The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-21

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n.y. we're waverins
and yIe tory
seemed likely % perch on the fed.
erai banners that Gen lee shouted
70 his men in one last hope II rally
See There stands Jackson Ike q
stone wall Johnston arrived with
reinforcement and the confedeF,
atsa won the day and from that
minute to this he has been known
In song aud story az ~stonewalia
Jackson and his brigade a. the
Stonewall~ brigade
cAtcACo-Frignsened BY the
loud explosion Of a motor in an
automobile. Mamie Roagenbacs
"a. jumped backward in alarm.
stumbled and broke her neck. She
died instantly.
wAstlNoToN--ey renewing
sdenclds from his throat. surgeons
here believe they nave cured Sam.
uci sehato. II. Of criminal ten
der ~ss. sammy wanted 20 be a
Black Handler.
ATLANTA. Ca Mrs. Sarah y.
Gabbett. ~. died here today 100
dogs. her household companions.
survive her.
The funeral OF Charles e. Eaton.
president % the Olympic Lumber
Co. was held yesterday afternoon
az the residence ~ 4. W. Andrews.
1905 University st The body was
eremated
George w. Workman and o. A.
Hatfield. convicted Of attempted
Jail breaking. we're each sentenced
10 two to 10 years In the peni.
Tertiary yesterday By Judge Main
aud Gillian. both judges sitting
on the bench together.
n. G. Wiley with a bid Of $40.
$50 secured the contract 10 re
model the assembly room At the
Broadway High school into eight
rooms. and the present assembly
hall 10 be superseded by a new
auditorium.
The auditors office force 10 busy
checking up the petitions calling
for election for the formation Of
port district. which we're pre-
scented yesterday AFTERNOON. Audi.
tor Case expects 90 have the names
checked off by next Tuesday. The
date will probably be set for
September s.
8. 3. Hicks Wire Rope Co. Of
Seattle IL constructing n $3.50 900
wire rope manufacturing plant at
Kent. When completed. the plant
will give employment 10 about 100
people.
W. s. Bell Of Seattle and Mrs.
Josephine Brown OF Tacoma were
elected delegates to the convention
OF the Modern Brotherhood OF
America, TO be held in Denver.
August g. They will represent 81
lodges with a membership OF 1900.
With Fred s. 6renton, "a, OF Sc
attic. presiding. and Percival G.
Kaufman. 10. OF Tacoma, az
toastmaster. 40 alumni Of the Unit
yersity Of Pennsylvania recalled
old days at their annual dinner at
the F'irloch club last night.
Mrs. Edith Smith Davis, national
superintendent Of scientific TEN.
perance instruction, viii speak at
the Northwest Chautauqua this
afternoon. She will remain In Sc.
attic during next week.
The W. G. r. U. will be In line
with other fraternal organizations
In the parade this afternoon. They
expect to have rs autos.
LIMA, Peru.--miss Annie s.
Peck. American mountain climber,
accompanied by Carl volkmar and
five Peruvians. assembled two peaks
Of the volcano Coropuna. The Gle.
vations are about $4,000 feet.
When Calico told the professors
VI tNC OUfsEFSitJ VI Ffad tNdt
Jupiter had moon, they cussed his
telescope ana refused to look
through it lest they see that Jupiter
did have one.
On Wednesday, July 26th, Lor.
raine Chapter, Of which G. II. Stef'
fens Ia Worthy Patron. and Mrs
s. v. Shaffer. Worthy Matron, will
give it's 4th annual excursion. The
steamship Iroauois win leave Ce.
man dock at $3.50 a. M, going to
East Sound.
ENMESHED.
] Maud--After all, a hammock !,
nothing but net.
,Jack--Rightl Many girl mskei
a good catch In one.--Boston Tran
! script.