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building. The lease on our present
quarters will expire in 1917, but it Is
considered that the club could come
to an arrangement with the present
lessons for shortening the term of
the present lease providing more
suitable quarters could be engaged.
Closely connected in general COM
mercial affairs is the Hawaiian En-
cheering Association, most of whose
members are also members of this
Club. There have been individual Ell
forts to formulate a plan whereby the
Hawaiian Engineering Association
could enjoy the same home as the
Commercial Club and in this connec-
ton, a discussion on the subject is
invited at this meeting.
Under the Craftsmanship of Mr.. Ed.
Towse, the entertainment committee
has done good work, the luncheon
talks being the principal feature.
These special luncheons have been
we'll attended and became most poi
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BOARD OF HEALTH TO
STAND PAT ON TENEMENTS

Failure to convict tenement owners,
agents or lessees in police court of
conducting insanitary houses is to
have no effect on the position taken
bv the board of health. DR.. Pratt an
nounces that although Wing Duck
Chong, recently discharged by Judge
Monsarrat is apparently free to do as
he pleases, the truth is that he can OBJ
t. in no license until the building be
handles meets with the provisions Of
tho sanitation law Thus he may be
arrested again at any time for con-
drcting a tenement without license.
Photo. Engraving of highest grade
can be secured from the Star.Bulletin
Photo. Engraving Plant
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AT Is 2-3c PER YARD
French Organizes, lowered, very sheer and Dainty.
worth Csc yord.
AT CSC PER YARD
Soc Silk MuIls, lowered. 4Oc Sniped Chambrays.
Yard wide Linen Sutings in colors worth Soc yard.
Soc Striped Poplins.
AT 35c PER YARD
Striped in pretty light shades worth 65cyd
75c Bordered Batistes, 20 inches wide
AT 4Oc.pER YARD
Powered Silk Mulls very light and dainty, regular
price, CSC yard.
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during the past year: Congressman
Julius Kahn, OF California, The
Friendship OF the Golden Gate State
and Hawaii" Hon. w. w. Cocks, ex-
congressman OF New York. Higher
Cost OF Living and Duty Of the Citi-
zen. Hon. Neil Nielsen OF Australia,
"Inter.Pacific Promotion Secretary
Paul Super of the Y. NJ. G. A., The
Community and the Y. NJ. @. A" TX
Governor Fort, of New Jersey, EN-
cient Politics." Ex-Governor George
r. Carter, Sanitation Of Honolulu
BrigadierG General Maconnb, a Plaza
for Honolulu" Rear-Admiral Homer
Stanford, The Pearl Harbor Dry.
dock. Rear-Admiral Ross. The Pa.
mama Cana"
The year Of the committee began
with the Dividend Dinner" line en-
tertainment. This was September ~,
1911. November IS, 1911, q Welcome
Home" luncheon to Hon. Sanford 3.
Dole was given. after being arranged
by wireless telegraph. December e,
1911. was held the Christmas Free
and ball February 10. 1912, was the
date Of the Booster luncheon for the
FlOfai fArduc. no gkDept'-s
Hon. Sanford B. Dole, L. Tenney Peek,
Arthur Wall and David g. Bell OF MIN
neap0lis.
Al Commercial Building" dinner LOT
the purpose Of crystallzing sentiment
ON this important project was given.
Addresses were made by z. / spaiaF
ing. president OF the chamber OF COM
merce: A. ]. Gignoux, president OF the
merchants association; Hon. VIM. g:
castle. Fred L. Waldron. president Of
commercial club; Theo. F LansLns,
Governor Walter F. Frear and Others.
George H. Angus. chairman q me
house committee, reported on the I'M
movements and additions TO equip.
ment made during the past year
treasurer Gignoux presented re-
mort showing the club sinking fund 70
he S45OO invested and q current SUIT
plus of s140O. Secretary Bon read
report showing the club statistics TOT
the past year.
The project for q closer alliance q
the commercial club and the HAWAII
an Engineering Association was re-
ferred to the board Of governors TOT
renort after discussion In which re-
marks were made by Marston camp
hell. q Fred Bush, George n. Angus.
John w. Young and President Erea
l.. Waldron.
w n Adams, C. @. Bockus. E. o.
Rover. C. G. Heiser, Jr., and q. ~.
Johnson were elected as governors TOT
three years.
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REFINED SUGAR DROPS.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 3O-All
grades of refined sugar from No. l
to No. Is were reduced 10 cents a
hundred pounds today. Raw sugar
firm. Centrifugals, 96-deg. test, 4.23c;
Muscovado, 89-deg. test, 3.73c; mo-
lasses, S9-deg. test, 3.48c. Refined ir-
regular.
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Prices Are Remarkably Steady
698 Shares Oahu Bring
ing One Price

With 200 less shares sold the six
days ended yesterday than for the cor.
responding period OF last week, there
was an increase of $9SS1 in the pro-
ceeds, and were il not for a decrease
IN bonds the six days just past would
show handsome gain instead Of a
deficiency of $12,619. The number of
shares sold was 2646 with proceeds of
Sill. 1875, and the par value of bonds
exchanged was $61,500, making total
volume of $173, 2S9.75 in transactions
for the six dayF, as compared with
$1S5, 90S.75 for The previous cores
bonding. period. There was remark
able steadiness III prices, so that the
bulk Of stocks are at leest as high as
they were week before. One parti-
cular instance of constancy is Oahu,
which, though selling in far greater
volume than any other stock, main
tanned the same price throughout.
Onomea is the loader in the total pro-
ceeds OF any one stock, and 1t also
sold at one price. Following is the
record of transactions for the six days
mentioned: .s.'
Stocks. - ~s
Eva Plantation Company, 10 shares
for s315; price, $3.50. ~~....
Haiku Sugar Company, rs shares for
s5S75; price, 215.
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
Company, 102 shares for $45S9; price,
4z.60. s
Hawaiian Pineapple Company, 246
shares for sl0,S76; high, 44.5o; low
1875.
Hawaiian Sugar Company, 100
shares for $3.50; high, AZ; low, Al.
Honokaa Sugar Company, 100
shares for $l025; price, 1925. r..
Honolulu Brewing and Mailing Com
many. 400 shares for $3.50; price,
21.25, ,
Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land
Company common, 79 shares for VII
$50; price, $50. !.
Oahu Railway and Land Company,
IS shares for $4,000; price, lao. .
Oahu Sugar Company, 6sS shares
for SIS, $3.50; price, 27.75.
Olaa Sugar Company, ESQ shares for
k1742.5O: high, n; low, 6.S75.
Onomea Sugar Company, AIS shares
for S25, 393.75; price, 1915.
paia Plantation Company, shares
Tor $1075; price. 2l5.
Pioneer MIL Company, 20 shares for
$3.50; price, 81.
Taniong Olok Rubber Company, 81
shares for s2379; price, 80.
Fonds. ooo
FIawaiian Irrigation skies, $4,000
I1O1.
lIilo Railway Extension skies, $54'-
at 94.75. o
mo Railway 1901 skies, $500 at
(l01. %.
Honokaa Sugar Company slxes'
1000 at 103.50. - .ooo-
Kauai Railway skies, $1,000 al lOo.zS.
Olaa Sugar Company SKIES, $4,000 at
$50.
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Notes.

Notes.
The stockholders of OnOmea Sugar
Company on Thursday approved Of
the increase of capital stock from ST.
600 900 to 81, 500, 900, and the same day
a petition was filed with the Terrific
rial Treasurer for an amendment to
the charter accordingly. This increase
of capital stock will be made in the
foFE ,stock dividend, each present
~ ser receiving an addition
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Gibbs-I hear that you have come
into some landed property Dihbs-
Sorry to say the rumOr is groundless
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suAcR.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug. &c..
Beets: sS analysis, lis. Sd; parity,
4.4lc. Previous quotation, lis. I'D.
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STOCKS ON COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 90
Closing quotations on sugar stocks
were today as follows:
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uisihle SUGAR Supply.

TViIlett e Gray, New York, give the
fo,,owirg data as of August Is:
ruBA.-The six principal ports re-
CENTS. none; exports, $4,000 tons;
stock. 206 900 tons, against 5l,oOo IONS
f,entrals grinding s, against $ last
wees; 3 in 1911 and in 1910.
receipts entire Island, 1000 Ion no
spaInst 4 900 tors last week S,ooV
IONS il 1911 and 10000 tons in 1910.
stocks. in the United states anu
s.nba together of 40s.S24 tons againso
zs7512 tons last week and %So'i9V
Tons last year, an increase OF lo5'l'4
tons from last year. o-,o oo
EI1ROPE. Stock in Europe sH'Voo
tons against 1904, 900 tons last, year
Totai stock OF Europe and America,
81 $50 .324 tons against 1,2S4,l5o tons
6st year at the same uneven dates.
ne increase Of stock is 96,lt4 IONS
eafnst an increase of 1928 tons last
sex. Total stocks and afoats TO-
ether show visible supply or 1850,
IA tons against 1858, 100 tons last
YEAR or an increase of S5,174 TONS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14
TO INVADE
MEXICO WITH
Us, TROOPS

t8J VHfEeu Ffe0o fsfaaHd WiHst
WARRINGTON. Sept t4s--Per-
mission TO cross the border and
drive the Mexican rebels from close
proximity 20 American soil was
asked by Gen. e. Z. 8tesvor. com
handing the United states forces
In Texas, In telegram received
from El psso today by Gen. leon
ard Wood. chief Of staff Of the Unit.
ed states army.
steever IN incensed over the dep.
relations OF Mexican rebels In
foraya across the border Into Texas,
Arizona aud New Mexico, and
would like to give them taste OF
warfare IA played by Uncle Sans
soldier boys. lie also asked for a
battery OF artillery 90 assist his
troops In patrolllng tho three Dor
der states.
Next Monday Is Independence
day In Mexico. Henry Lane VII.
son, u. 3. ambassador 10 Mexico.
eabied the state department today
tina officials OF the Mexican govern
mant fear II viii be marked by a
number OF bloody outbreaks. Amer
lean residents Ia Mexico city are
armed. he said. and are amply able
10 take care Of themselves. should
occasion arise.
President Madero. II was report
ed. IL considering declaring martial
law in Northern Mexico 10 become
effective Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14

Mr.. John Panton. OF the Pantpn
& London Co. has Just returned
from an extended trip to New York
and other principal markets Of the
East. where he made heavy pur.
chases OF merchandise for the com.
ing season.
In speaking OF general business
conditions. Mr.. panton said II
was more than aEreeabiy surprised
10 note the very marked improve.
ment OF the business condition o.
Seattle upon my return During
the six weeks that | have been
away business seems 70 have
picked up wonderfully.
Il found IN the East. moreover, a
very healthy and optimistic feeling
for the future The wholesale bus
mess Is particularly good az this
time. which means. Of course. that
the merchants throughout thu coun-
try are stocking up more than ua-
ually heavy for this fall and win.
ter's business.
Needless 10 say | believe firmly
that Seattle Is destined 20 be one Of
the great cities OF the United
States. Now that ire terminals
are assured. dons believe that
anything can stop her And. Incl.
denialIy. let me say that consider
the terminals one pf the most mo
mentous things for The future OF
this city that ever happened to her
tifuxether I consider that ufpa.
poets are mighty good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14
MAKE YOUR WITS WIN YOU TICKETS TO
SEE 1.-THE HEART BREAKERS" AT MOON

| The morning man broaxss !.
dred or more new ''cosnmsa<. =
Of Cupid 70 the desk o. ~ 90
ditor and while space iorb,s. -
ing more than half a DOZEN - Z, ~
there are some hHndlnasr ! I
bunch. many 81 them besux
than tho deealogae Of love -
use By the Saxon bachelors l. =,
Heart Breakers"
Here ARE a few Of the ca...
ments sent By stars fezdsrx.
"Remember the opera. ~
she loves IL; for Wills thou 80
call ard be entertained b. 4.
days, the seventh day Il isusb
70 get busY."-M. I. w., 0sss,l. =
Thou shalt prove thou A. \.
by fearing not the mierots.
klaees."-~A. g., sezttIs.
Thou shalt not cause thy 49,.
70 think thou beiievcss sfys.s Il
brave and handsome as she ~
thee thou art, even thoYot I
hast > grand opinion Of thyssss b
Mre, e., Seattle.
Thou shalt have no oth.,
desees before nie."--F. Tx ~
tie.
Thou shalt not talk politics Il
girl, but rather discourse vncs !
beauty Of her eyes."--Mfs. IL
City.
Thou shalt not say UNA !,
plump sweetheart. Thou ART W.,
fat. lest SIZE rise w and smste ~,
--E. c.. Seattle.
These are good examples n
can do az well, or better. ana II 8.
do. you stand a splendid ehsan Vi
winning one o. the ten prlzes n ri
range from a box Of si1 sezts ~ I
70 two single seats for aus psrscs
ance OF The Heart Eiressr,'
which viii open neat Thutxass
the Moore theatre for three Nc
and Saturday matinee.
Just follow the rules Outline
The star. Write your eounss
ment for lOve.making Oh = ne,j
card and send Il to the contes. Z &
or Of The Star The coatex u
close 1t noon on Wednezday h
after which al cornmandmensx VI
be considered By competent }x,s !
and the prizes awarded accosdIss 4
the merit 81 the Commandment n
Just figure out what has ~
the greatest BIT with yoa ID ~
own love making. put y 10 tie ~
OF a commandment and sead /
The Star II certain that III xzie
can frame up a far better deezkc
OF love than is now in use b. n
Heart Breakers" and Is willim
pay literally for such conras
ments with tickets for any perx
ance OF that fascinating mad
drama No time like the prezer s.
get In your commandments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14
YOU'LL FIND 1T HERE
News Of the Day Condensed for Busy People

Toiten. charged with having forged
an Enforcement TO a check for
1857 made out TO r. Morrow.
formerly stock tender at Fort Law.
ton. Morrow lost the check. and It
il claimed that Himesman found.
endorsed and cashed IL.
The cable ship Burnside had no
sooner repaired the break In the
Seattle-Sitka cable and returned to
port here than II was discovered
that there was another break b.
tween Sitka and Valdez. The ship
Immediately put back TO find IL.
Wireless message was received
at the station at Astoria. Or. from
the steamer Victoria. which said
that she was 1880 miles from the.
Strait and battling with very Sc
we're gale. She Is bringing 25T pas
sengers and heavy shipment Of
furs. II nothing happens 20 delay
her further. she will reach port
here Monday noonet
sNbt tSH@fsf HtS1ttHH " tHc Va
tive Daughters OF Washington will
be held September ls. At the Wash.
ington College Of Music. Broadway
and Pine. All members are request
ed 20 be present.
-
Los Angeles.--Lost In fog in a
cemetery In the outskirts OF the
city. Anotonio Gioya gave up and
went TO sleep In crematory. He
sleeps In the city Jail today. The
charge Is drunkenness.
Redwood City, caI.--Marshai DON
aghy says he Is not superstitious---
only careful--in refusing to accept
his badge OF office on Friday. the
18th. The badge number was Is
also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14
T. R. AT RENO

RENO. New. Sept H. introduc.
cd as the greatest force for human
ny tn the world. Col Roosevelt here.
at browning park. today struck az
those who. be said. we're wrongly
claiming credit for the irrigation
and pure food laws.
Roosevelt detailed his tariff views
nj length We want the protection
10 get into the worklngmsn's en-.
yeiope," he asserted. III II doesn't.
then we'll take the protection off
that particular industry"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14
aio APPLE SHIPMENT

Washington apples are Foinr 10
all ends of the earth this year.
Next week a shipment 81 1900
boxes will leave San Francisco fCf
Australia. and now comes notice
that a tralnload Of 60 care Of MP.
plies left Wenatcisna yesterday for
New York. with Bnenos Ayrss. In
the Argentine Republic. a. It's ulti.
mate destination. Washington g
fruit shipments TO foreign countries
grow bigger every year.
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Title
Insurance

To your heirs you may
leave Real Estate with the
certainty that they and
their heirs can enjoy it in
undisturbcd pos sion
through generation after
generation.
Or you may leave them
the very same property
with the possibility that
they may lose it next year
or 10, 20. so or 100 years
hence through some defect
in title that is not now
known or movable.
Title Insurance protects
you permanently against
loss through defective title.
II also permanently pro-
tects you against the cost
OF litigation in case your
title should be attacked
no matter how many times
it may be attacked.
The protection is abso-
lutte.
The cost moderate
usually less than TO bring
an abstract down to date
and get legal opinion there
on.
[ Ask us for details.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14
THE CROPS
az sEaros saslE

. . . .
az BERroN HRAlEY
Bumper crops again. That's the
sort OF news
Makes a people happy. drives away
the blues.
Floods OF wheat and barley. streams
OF golden corn.
Stores OF fruit and fodder MI NJ
plenty's horn.
Here's swollen fortune nonc can
criticlNe
watch the satisfaction in the
farmers eyes,
So We lock III. pesslmist In his
gloomy den
bumper crops again.
Bumper crops again Now g. the
time TO cheer.
What IL trade 10 sluggish and siec.
ton near7
When this mighty bounty swelIs
the stream Of trade.
Life will follow ianxuor. sun will
Danish shade.
Forward IL the slogan. forward
to the light.
sun for greater justice We can wage
the fight.
Yet this word II welcome. as It's
ever been.
bumper crops agnin,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14

WfN0NA. Miss. Sept. IT.
Swinton Permenter. son OF a rich
planter. has been acquitted of the
murder Of Miss jamie Sharp, of
which he was convicted In his first
trial. the supreme court UoU1r1ng
second hearing. Ills brotheK hired
a private detective In an effort to
find the real murderer OF the girl.
and was found dead One OF ire
dectlves was mysteriouaiy killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14

Subscribers TO The Seattle star
will confrr 4 fasor ny notifying
this office at once ~ any taits
uro 20 secure prompt and reg.
any attempt 10 substitute an
ether paper for TIE Seattle
Star. IL IL the desire or tho
management 20 secure the best
service for all. anf complaints
are given courteous and prompt
attention. ~ your paper sr's
60 arrive rny nisht 10
o'eicek. kindly phone this .. lrs
a. once Main SEQ AK for
the Circulation pesa stmsnl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14

Bishop J. w. Beshford, who 10 In
attendance at the NJ r. conference
ut Green Lake. will preach in the
Trinity NJ. r.. church. corner FIRST
av. ~ and Mercer st.. az II o'clock
Sunday morning.
The death Of Theodore A. Cox oe-
CURED at the family residence.
Glendale. on WILDLY island. Sept.
is. Tho funeral was held at Clin-
ton Sept Z. Mr.. Cox was born In
Tennessee in ls6s.
Steamer humboldt. Of the Hum
boids Steamship company. sailed
for Southeastern Alaska ports last
night with the last cargo of freight
that will 20 down the Yukon this
winter. }
The launch Iskur, Of the LIllIco
Launch Co. returned last night az.
ter four-day cruise In the San
Juan islands. G. u. Rigg. professor
at the university. made the trip for
the purpose OF examining the kelp
beds.
all "A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14
AT THE EMPRESS.


The headline attraction al the
Empress theatre next week viii
be the Verona troupe OF Lady
Cyclists. Robert Hildreth win pre-.
sent u -Four Leaf Clover Ed.
ward Dorking, a survivor OF the
Titanic, viii give thrilling facts con
corning the last hours on board the
Inflated vessel. Neuss and Eldred
are comedians. The Bohemian
Male Quartette will be heard in
popular melodies. Klass and Bernie
play the accordion and violin. Billy
Link and Blossom Robinson bring
10 minutes Of song and chatter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14
AT THE oRpHEum


The Ofedos.M anon Opera com.
pany. with Mile Celia zawaschi, a
former member OF the Chicago
grand opera and the lombard
opera company, will top the bill at
the Orpheum theatre next week.
The Right Sort of a Fellow" will
be offered by Dorothy Dalton and
company. Owen Clark. magician,
Is making his first American tour.
Fred Gray and Nellie Graham have
a musical act. Dixon and Fields
are German comedians. The Bot.
tomly troupe are aerial acrobats.
Mint and Wertz do funny falls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.

Moore--Glibert & sullivan op
era Co. Ia The Mikad0."
MetFcpelisan--Ackee Rankin Ia
Peace on Earth.
SeattIe-Dars.
Aihan'era Photoplaya aud
vaudeville.
Orphe0m--NaudevIlle.
Empress Vaudeville.
pantsges Vaudeville.
Grand-Na1deylll ana motion
pictures.
Cismner rhoiotiLys and van.
deville.
AsIbourne PhotopIays and van.
deyllIs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14
AT THE METROPOLITAN
4 4 49,

THE Typhoon." a play adapted
from new and unusual German
novel OF the same name. will be Nc.
Kee Rankin's offering at the Metro
politan theatre next week. II Ii a
yellow peril story and involves
the love affair Of a Japanese secret
service agent and the reignlng
stage beauty Of European capital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14

Portland. ORA man masked
with red bandana handkerchief
held np saloon here. When A. M,
Calstner. bartender. tried 10 be IA.
cctious and asked the robber II he
was a Hull Mooser. the intruder
struck him with his revolver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14
AT THE pANrAcEs

Mercedes. myssifler. wtih a roper.
iolTe u occult stunts. comes a. the
headlinef At Pantsrea theatre next
week. Copeland and PAXTON. black
face comedians. have a singing aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14

MODERN elegantly furnished
rooms at lowest rates at Hotel vlr.
ginus, Eighth and Virginia, near
Westlake. Elliott 500. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14

See the cruiser West Virginia In
the dry dock. navy yard. Round
trip soc. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14
Todd and Black
Are in Lead

Hugh E. Todd and w W. Black
loom up as the biggest possibilities
for the democratic nomination for
governor. Both ran ahead Of Nil.
lion and Lister In Eastern Washing.
ton as well as In King county.
Neither. however. In expected TO
have the required 40 per cent OF
the first choice votes. With second
choice votes. Todd Is believed TO
have the best chance for capturing
the nomination. Million appears TO
have been eliminated entirely.
Ernest Lister. OF Tacoma. how.
ever. Is stlii eIinging 10 hope.
While Frank Hammond was a
good second in King county TO ]. "
Frost for accommodating on
the republican ticket. H. n. Dewey.
of Tacoma. apparently has obtained
enough 81 lead In other counties
70 give him the nomination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14

See the cruiser West virginh
tho dry dock. navy yard. I'D
trim soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14
Hotel Ethelton

Our rates are IL Keeping with
the times. ~ 20 81 " eek. Use
and 81 per day Near all large
stores and theatres
Opposite tse.f.fffrs-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-14

~
II has been arranged that the GIL.
bert aud Sullivan Opera company.
which has been filling the Moore
to capacity all this week. shall re-
main over for another performance
Sunday evening when. In Difference
TO popular demand. the best OF the
Gilbert and sullivan operas. Pima.
fore" will be repeated DeWolf
Hopper viii be Dick Dcadeye."
Heart breakers" a successful
musical comedy. comes 10 the
Moore for three evening perform.
ances and matinee next week. be-
ginning Thursday. The cast is
headed by George Damerei. who
was last seen here In The Merry
Widow" who will share honors with
Miss Myrtle Vail. recent find Ia
the musical comedy field.