The Seattle Star (Seattle, Wash.)
July 22, 1908

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EXTRA! VOL. 10. NO 128. COURT OF APPEALS REVERSES DECISION FINING STANDARD OIL COMPANY $29,240,000 ATLANTIC FLEET READY TO LEAVE fifteen Battleships Leave Twiglrt on Journey to .Jbsnilia. (By Uw««l Pr««»,) i^NOLULO^JuIy t^-At 2:JO Count* Ml Mr dock »"d I*** k^TwHh "tM[ rtmalndtr of tht MM***** of flttU »nch*rt" "un« oul *nd KSwthlM wlUWrt f«f Au«tr«lU. iMlght ih» MlaßMOt* M> 'wlwl or4*r« to rwMln to I«* »,l .hr Ml r.l*c»«l on tM wxt ite»o.*r from S»> rrmnfi»«. After ukl»«lb* Mil lfc" ■■•T Ml will fWk>» tlHf I***- «T*rtak bi it Mo* AMCkIM4 is »i*««H'd. jit tlr* l*l«r*4 by th* *l wbmt»a ot Ik* P*J* scS»r nXMB of K»«rMrf«(> «m» itut »ll *rr "I'fi'i! 1.. it«i.:> Melbourne will I•• fir »i' pjii vt»lt Octo- Ttttw be »t •nl In lh*« nin|*»a. *f!rr .1 th« b»ltl« &0 %v,' Mil for YoKohan.V At l|t Jtja—r port will I* C»kW. on. .Iron Kotos la iaor CUna. »tl!c lh«- r«-»t of tbr T«w»i« "ill return direct to Manila iMMtfmM ..i t DIVORCE WANTED BHarned Sorry She lum. Actor L H. Mere. VIRGINIA HARMED. (Bjr United Pr.i«.) •t>B>o, Nevada. July 21.— V sen Baa'been created hare by Wa» being filed by Virginia ■*««i, MlitM tad wife of B. 11. Jjkrn. anklnc for a divorce. The "■►••r It «i>at«-(l ami nothing b» fearnrd a-i to the charge*. eotbern baffl«>« the Inter and her attorneys have •wMni to My. Tht fart that Mr». baa been r*-»l«tent of Nnuta for six months aU.. caused Mlaaiabm^rif as -t*- had been en- TOMORROW IS THE DAY AT WHITE CITY _ frl Oat the Coupons and k and Have a Good Time. Hi.' ■H nn tin o DON'T FORGET THE STAR'S FAMILY OUTING DAY AT WHITE CITY TOMORROW DON'T MONKEY WITH THE BUZZ SAW CARELESS WITH COUNTY MONEY tlrely overlooked until the |Mip*r« •era fll«d. NEW YORK. July 22.—Stagedom had another thrill today when II be came known that Mr* B. li. Bouth ern had sued fnr a divorce. Com' Ing so close on th« announc«m«at that Mary Mannertng desired a a«-paration from Mr. llackelt, peo are wondering where ths "ll vorcf at will strike next. BURGLAR ESCAPES THE POLICE ■Storing th« aUirr of Merte A lienry, at B«cond a», 8. and \S'asb- IXton. by way of tb« fire mi'»i»' a bargJar was urn by a city fin' man. who reported tb« matter to Policeman Helma. r, Afl» r «i»»>nnK an huur In a vain rrrxirt(>d to headquarters and --tectlvcs Holland, ,-.ifr» th» prea«nt commla »totM>ra handle tbo money In thla fund all It a —and tbrn aiolln. If you want to find out bow innrb monay ha* been ip>«xlra allowed," In th* 1 c-ommlmilonßiH 1 proceeding* on MoniA il.iti' of that particular month. I i (he *hi rnni HÄ» would nd tin' He in lh record of thin account MVallahle Is In th" vouch rrit, by which thn paynniilH wit«s>artrornt In May. yrm I Imagine thai tb# bead of that cor* poratlon would have to no bark to I the vault and wade through all the. I vouch?™ for the (M>rtod under con sideration In .1.-i to cm- Iho re quired Information Thin hi (nut what the cnmmlf slnn j pi» would have tn do. "Thla account would require an i ntlnr innn, and there, would a howl about the extra expen**." la the all) pathetic \m»f vouch safed for not having thla Inform* turn In a r«««n>aa condllloa. A nil th« nrii vouchrr In ihr list •howa an pandit tin of 13,000 for a Krav>* nvrr to an anHliiiant clerk, who U not rc»ijMtn«lble for the •*)«t«-:n." and who cannot i»- blamed for it* abort n.iiiliii-M 111 I* not hired to kte(> t)i"-«>" account*. Aft' and 111> to tin- county auditor* office on a* many ff*ctpr(lHy as \inl.iiini; Hi" unto Inu". Don win Hi w«» rharct'd with lowing liU lu.i'■tillii" to Mlillld (it) III)' Hlirrl nil nUtlit willumt llclitl, 11. do lionlli'il I'JTi I.ill fur hl.i niipt'iiraurp In coin I Joan wan hi- - only in. n« of flux-kiln Him Macrdnnlan re>voll which ii«n *|>read until it haa »u> i. rd ii|n of tl'«- 1 'HikUli ••iiij.lii- lln HtillMii It hiUU li. f.»r ijir Inii tv i ill inn of l(u» •i* MM Francw. «hlcb waa i|.-ilii.»>n Tui.,i.im.||(.r» made nl)J«-)>| |l, rrattr Ii!. otx-ratlona «li llu- Tuiiiti I'll >lnn liordrr and to ll»r alt «t;«in|t» to |.«.lf> tin- I* ta*nth h u«baid. Anthony Town■ e»«i». whom .h# wa* married 1 iMt January Te*n«»Bi), who ii a wealthy eecured hit wife through 'Hit advertising columns of newt -o»p*r Mrt Towneend it 62 yeara •Id. the wit a wife, mother and wld«w at It Of her 14 hutbandt. Mine ar« living. Towntend. her prea*nt hwiband, It the only one of i** 14 who tued for divorce *mm TROUBLE IN MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE AT FRISCO ilr United Press.) i BAN KfIAN'CISCO. July S2.— MfmU-n of the Merchant*' C» •ft*a«* ate today trnioK about the floor of the etchanit* with their eyr* la the front the rrsult of tl»« annual election of officer* which r)tmn-4 last night. When the ballot* I wer« alt counted, 8. Ijumiflster. |>r»«M«-nl of the chat>t«>, was found to have v.-v i|«*ftrir»» of director abd benc« hi- will ritlic 11lu« unit lumber nwtnber* of the exchange, »i. hi* friend* derlare, ar» maklnit war on th* train merchant* In the M ch*nt!e. PEDDLERS ARE CHARGED WITH PEHY THEFT 'l'hr« peddler*. I'l.li I! Jacob*. Harry nosa. and Jullu* Kraua. were tin'*ti this inoriilnt;. charted with petty larceny. Mlaotaic a box of plums, and sun 1-erttriK the |I'diiii-ih. an employe of (lordon A Co. followed the trio and fmind tin- missing crate, labeled I for* another customer, on their wAKon. The men are nupi>o*cd to l>« member* of a cam* i>f peddlers lately from Drnver, who have stolen fruit from the commission hou» BAN HttA,NaSCoTjuiy" 11 —It wan annoiiuced today thnt the wnr department had i•-!lk Kiivcrnmrnt docks hire, from hln jff. i to do the work. Carlln failed to qualify to the natlsfartlon of hi war ii■ m- on tbe steel prow of the Ma) flower show that she ploughed through the side of the, schooner. WAR WOULD COST r BILLIONS (By United Press.) BERLIN, July 22.—Showing that an European war at this time would cost f16.0C0.000.000 annually, and would result In the United States becoming the undisputed leader of the world. General Blume, the fam- ous military expert, today submit ted a report, ordered by Emperor William, on the probable cost of an International fight. If Germany were to fight another European power, General Blume says, it would cost the empire $1 &00.C00.000 year in direct outlay and entail a loss of 12,500,000,000 annually in the paralysis of commerce. HAN "iliANCiacoT Juiy~22.— Af ter cutting stone for throe hours to prove that hi- knew how, and under going the formal examination re quired by the rules, ■ills Polk, architect ami clubman Is today nn active member of the Stone Cutters' union. Judge Lands Severely Scor ed in Finding of Federal- Appeal Court. (By United Preaa.) CHICAGO. July 22.—The federal court of h|>jh-ulh today reversed the d.-cUlon of .Indie- K. M. I.andl» In fining the Standard Oil Company of Indiana $29,240,000. The higher court orders that the case given a rehearing and re mands II for that purpose. ion la acathlui; In tta ..irHi^.iin.iii of Judge ljiiidi» hold- InK that be- Imposed II floe on th« corporation when it bad not been Indicted and waa not even on trial. When .hid(re I^aiiilix rendered the decision nearly a year üb in toriii«)«oU or Judges Peter 8. Oroswip. Francis E. Maker and Wil liam II Bearaan. The Standard Oil Company of In diana U one of tbf Rtibuldiary com |.an!«-» of the HUndard OH Company of New Jfmiy. It ha* a capital ■lock of only 1.000,000, but th» rmirnriM-rit Investigation* showed! that during fotne period* It ha* earned more than 1,000 per cenl profits. Text of Decision. Judge Grouse up delivered th« opinion, which. In part, follows: "Uric-fly, the reason for imposing the K«niiiii«- was because, »ft. con. vlction and before the sentence. It was brought out In the examination of the oflicers and stockholder* of the Standard Oil Company Of New Jersey that the stock of the Stand* aril Oil Company of Indiana waa owned principally by the New Jer sey corporation. That corporation was not before, tbe court for trial, tbe court adding (I*hi evidence, however, to be found In the record, but n|Km no Information specifically referred to) that In couccsslons of the character for which the defend ant before the court was Indicted, tried and convicted, the New Jersey corporation was not thersonal belief that the party marked l>y him. for punishment deserves tM pun-, lahment? II that In go. it I* rails* the man who hap|iena to bo judge. Is above the law." 'IIIHMilll" ii X aIaTH »g 6.)

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SURE THINGS FAIL THE TALENT J. F. Donahue and Cobleskill Throw Bettors Down— Convent Bell Winner. Then* was MTV tittle Clan* M'|' rm.l.l tha sin «*»t thin** that aver went to th« post mi a rar« track both rn. and fin- Uhrd >n I with i .'lilmklll In third plaet>. The urn.' p\()|aln« t'iv b|p*klir» defeat, at h« n>->.T could LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS If you fallowed niv >l»ctlona ymit«»rila». yon must i.-tiainlv ha*»* aiiin\—l a bank roll. 1 plrked thrr»> ,winners. Oonrent 11*11. who •«a an Rnod SO to I; Korimilanr 1 to I, •nd I ml-- M.-n>\ I to 6. Convent' Bell I* the lons«*t tirlc- winner that baa b«vn plrkod by any hand! caiHx-i ihi» >rar riiiii:i>r Slaughter pick ml out Xr court to ahow at f»i-n money a* tb« •pot to unload, and rattwd bin bet when the bora* ran •••nj. Most of the book* w»r* »tnrt-r jp»»»«i! dropped a like amount. Harry Proellch, of th« Uohemian club, also lost Am.Hit th* winners «m One»Two-Tnr*e Martin. NVlaun Jones, New York club. Jo« Itarlan, There Is No Hocus Pocus About This J r* CLOTHING JL SALE W The Reductions Are Real 1 i The Reductions Are Big mTM Every Article of Clothing in This Store JUpP Reduced, Some One-Half, the TIS" Balance One -Third J^f^^ All of our $10.00 SUITS are All of our $15.00 REGAL now— SUITS are now— $5.00 $iO.OO All of our $12.50 SUITS are All of our $20.00 SUITS are now— now— $6.25 $13,35 All of our $15.00 OUTING All of our $25.00 SUITS are SUITS are now— now $7.50 $16.85 100 Dozen Golf Shirts, all new patterns, 4A regular value $I.so—sale price Hri/C THFllii"?T Tn HhMH 615-1 First Av v On the Square, Opposite the Totem Pole inn that rant UM I' J, K. Itotmhti.' It>l Ih«hlit -1 Inn ycat«>rday at the name dUlnnre. on.' mtle and a quartor, and on that ot'i'itDlon had brukon the track r»r ord, mo It was hut natural that terday ho wan nia.l. a tup heavy fa vorite, ("lux to thnahuo unpr* liar. .1 and he got off a trifle bad I) l.yiiitKii* had the h." m.rk«t mo*t of the trip and could n.\t-r X.'i him fre« to utlllxe the animal* »in'i>>!. with the result that IHuialiui' by finUhlnit third. Convent Hell, with Apprentice C Ru«m>ll In th« saddle, ami practi cally nnplayed at 16 to t In the bet- tin* raced the favorite Hlekaway Into the (round In th.- third me*, anil «Mim> on in the mr».>trh to win eailly by two letiNttia. l/lrkaway (•••at St. 'Ida half a length for Iho place. li" mils was run Id the Cood time of 1:39 35. A* KorvMilany anil I'nt'lo Henry were the only favorites to reward the public, most of the bookmakers I had a mmi day and recovered some of their recent Inaa—. •v Reruotc. Sam Siimm«>rfl»l>r>> lot wboil t!"-> r-n.l la thf Noon flUr about MaJlbl* faat »oi koal They bad •tl been »arini thta horw for thitlr thr»-f »tar apwial »hrn b# atart«d Another namr «a« aciilvd to tfc* Hit of promtntng apprvatlew ridi m at ThM*ll cjriif driving down In front on board of ConvMtit 11011. This la the rirai *lno»r (hi* boy baa i>v«r rid-; .i.'ii and ih«« rlrs.-r manner In which b* bandied hla mount c*r(alnlr call* for rtmiiu«i"l«ili>n Th. only ann-iiinriiiicnt ma by the official* >r«irriU» «a* that HUrk t'loiiil bad b»«-n ptac«d on thi> HAfcoollMii Mat I.h.i i.1.l IIU' I. ]ou.l unit nt hla Him- of lit.' Billy DurlMt tried to make a cleanup on ilakutlM. ami hacknd the old mare from ..'I In I down I" 10 to 1. Tim company she In proved too fust, howevep Jorkey "Cricket" Kelly w»» fined $35 by the •tartar for breaking (lirniiKll the I'llll-M- with liinii.i tyne. Hay, Jockey II Poland, I'd like i. «|H>ak a f« had be«n 'bopped.** The, "vut," how ever, reported that hi- found ti.-i perfectly normal, and that no aril filial atlmulaiit* bad been applied it.-. i Walker." lh» form«r owner ol ■MU\* also Informed the official! that the mare bad always it high strung, flighty animal, an.l wai very bard to control. flu* Flanagan U»e>i* button that baa ap|i«ar i«"«>il«i« hardly reroinUeiJ lid wh«n h.- ap^M^ired In tb« paddork, II- was wearing a new satumer creation that outtoo>t««1 ItO.OtW In the teat t«o days. It.- R.-t back f 1.040 of It yesterday. Matt Hies and hi* checkerboard suit appeared In I Ik- betting ring white the betting on In th* fourth rare and started sntilnit in the checks on J. K. lk»n»hu»«uit*. the fast tprint> it belonging to th« St. James sta ble, has boon sold fur I (XV) It la •a to h>-r n«w owner's Int.-n iHi:°sTAK WPPNKBDAY, JtH.V 2.' I'»oh FIRST PICTURE FROM OLYMPIAD Thia X IH« lirtt photograph, ta««n In tht atadium In London during th# progrctt of th» Olympic |imu, to raach America. Tha man in *(r«*« aliir* I* Mlk* Murphy, trainer of tha American team He le o'»"'»r" on in.- haff in I Ir- trarka. -:f, I'll- Si JajMa atabti* hai ao^ttriil »i»il rail on lot A. MorMn. NVhtlliMUi i-on'M mil tuivi- (|,i. flr*t Ma w|il» a di-wtil »I 4». Jttt.k «>r tUiii;.t did e«prythln Th# j lid mn*t bo mi In Kan Kranrt«. SPORTOGRAMS T»i- MtoKrt MM l.xlav at \). la daw trading Hraill- by .021. i:i!i!« Franklin h*a txw>n rr!n --■ial»«l Mf ai>olosl«*d U> Uucilalit for Ma InititMirdltiatlon, and prom l«ni to e»t In th« bf»t poMtbl* «hap« b»-ii Ktar.kliii iiKtl la a i «i lid.in c. and ho ahoulil proxn va!uabl» to Brattln r.i lb# r- a*a»ua. I In- «.»lil» liinHiy rluh baa ■a MB :-^m*sm^xrr~r v-a—t STAR FORM CHART 3018 iin ie I»J f.f|,.. .MH.i1.1,,,*,,. t I* I U|. I'm. t f-»Va (Nail.,, i I"* i J, J, J.*r*jßfu« l» 4* till •"•■••••f~» .in Uk.., W--.V..1... ,K«na,k m. i:: ii h;. •>ti.aTrr w> If J.tt r**k :i. 1. trick Mall 1 Walk** lik,'.iii «v»n Ala.lt* I I* _!•«» Maatdir (I'alaul Be; I T* t« l» It W. Kail* ..ff Hov.ll.nf !II |.lar. II »X«- «N»l;il.*u. I .1,4 a t.% *l«im. m 1i... 1. I wi.. r«1 Tf*lwa4 i.. v I Mat* Ulan ..»l Waa in*i 4>itni|. Tlili4 aaall/, Kui.,..i.«v ka4 ri#.r aaiua. aV> far i... \»'t,i..» haw Wa* '-11 aff la h. h*4 I* |*«l| «i» «-1 mom" Kail kua« a bit at ik. 1 KlLa aa> 4 Aa4«k» K. I .a.ir —I (I«n4 n»l*k*4 wall. ;o t*4«t. Hi... ant n.*-, Wl at S v ii ait. n« j*rk». ojn tn Ittt *.ll«. l»» 1 P |T«,|t r r,«« 4 ri.- i. .,if.,, lit j }i n.iit« it I* I'l' Moan* .1*.,.,, t|| i 1' X i .iwt tl i» i» Al i-..«lnt I!.. u>..n n. >(WW m* mm 3020 v I.V»" lI» Mfir^ •*U|B" Tkr^-t««r-aM. .n4 u,... r i Hi: »#lf sHr i. l»n rlnr. \V.,1,11.,« h«i.l "".mDt '■Ul>"-'""'»f-|«" 'r>.. l.lb.rc fair r«.. Tulu,.! ■M'">l lli in li*Ci Ai |io«t n mjnula nrr at -...«i- t up. I v mii, i man ahull. pottponctl the rating matin.' 1 »til' *lt 111 hav> 1., -ii lii-M iiftt Halm dar nniil H«nii«ia>. Vri l.y at It.- »ci.,« Th« ati«tn Haion am) tic blood will predominate; yon can't I. It down. The V 'lalllall, ti ll«tj(lan, lb«t Spaniard anil it— Italian ar*> play- ItiJt hut a small part In tin* O!> m i uti («mn it a a»- of (Jrt'olt I iic.iln»t l>fU. llk-ii 4(1 vrlv |H-ak j IttK. With l!i- \nu«ili an* rielitliiic II OUt With ttinlr .ri«h iu»lit« '111- U-al'i« in lh« Northwuatorn \*n* will (mwII. b.ii I»1 ■»a*tir». and he will .1, It Ur:i th« I(tn.- r.imr. I/Mik h».-i .lotinaon irni;.| hat good matt did I■• r.cr t» at ■Mir Kaa M will r*appar la ih-> fighting iMiii Saturday. fi'rt hi t«i u--« Jnhnnjr Murphy In a 20 round bout at Han Fran* i«m.i lUsil.in «m a1«...Hf f»d, and ntnfl ili'iilly i'X|. l".l I" Irwvcl tt'H'iiil Inill.l: nillcn Th« wfatlixr i .HI llllllill* wi«r« (II I f.-( I. lull 111. I'om im m. which'won ilw m. mi! v«'iii 71 rnllna. Th« Rita aupplivd wna of 111 Ii a ..hi i| ...III» Dial ll lining |iuwi'l wan hixiii Ui.iiihli i| Th« "l)«l wNk (I.iirin IClrkland or Han I'iuiiilmiii. llolh m.ii ni.- Ki 111 xi^liik A ••.•I i,«»ii> i-iimilh (hlnk llml Kiir will iillloit aicalnßt ll.vmr urn] in diM-M of Mil linn mill II will RurprlKn Hi.' tipnrU U th* Canadian fl(H«h. it. ii. limn third. BASEBALL WATIOWAI. I i Mil i; \V... 1... i pri l*ttlatiur« II II Ml 1..1K 41 M hi .tit i... ii.,, .11 4t 41 .111 !t,i1.,|»1|,1,1, 41 it .hi t« tlroukltft I* |TI HI. 1.....1. it II 111 THt«r4ar'i I, Al I'U'. I'm. I. r, I. |(,,,mr AI t h.-«! «» I IT 31 in Il*v.l«l>4 II fl, I «1 II II it It i.. Wwlllnitw II 41 I* N*« t>Mlt H .1 IT. J l"i' H.i lltnata, Al l-t.;l..|,ii.i.i. l>i,ii..i.i^M. 4. t'l«%« lan 4 f Al \V..hin«i,.t, 1..)...11 4, aa Maa I IOTI At To.fc i,i.. k t,|, k,» y wk Al l»»l»»— rVMlft* J.», Kt. l^ml, |.J. r*fi» 10 i \-i tit.it Won i>rl iri'ln I 41 til l-mlU*4 ,41 .ii 111 rrtmrfm M h ,4»« II Ii? .41* l»l.l.l.(. (j«MM. Al K«n Vi«r, l^,. A»|>lM tUX «l I' .MU". 1 I I, I'nflt.nl I NORTHWESTKMH It MM I War I.«M I •l»kti» I, II 14 It i«; »1..r,1«n It 41 .411 Kail* tt II l.i Haaltl* II «M «i mtm, N' H *»akaa* I I t li«n. .....I t H.'XIiM II .i«i .nl All**. *Uin««l- k«>« H.-..1.1 ..v,I II *f All Ik* Ih«l fya II h 4*i TM M»..t».« 1 II *n. M hi* |l Tfa» irt. h»t« Mr* t«l M |j Tin f i$ 1t..1 ha** i...i»» «tvl ».«u «11l II r)«4 I) I* rt Mm* ihim ihi* l| |«if fi..,i* »lt.nti« IhtH kit oth»rf 111 I I. in* hum »f m«n> rli.m. •.-I m ««s lm,l mm wfc* rota- 111 (/i»!h«j >if lh* ir*.*t mttiion 111 Today a Good One 1 l-»k .1 Ik* I—.l r»r«r4 IkU 111 C«ii Yob Beat It? TV* W*l n»H -I ihu MMWltaa —41 »I>».k. f.r H*r Jnlin 11. 11.l «MI S'l >t«r -»n. I'ini.. I (ft 1. II in, —Uiu Kalw J la I. I !"i iiiv ni|« Ova "i.t I ttk I.■.!•!'• Ttni. Lan 1 Tih «».a.t!, I t i I "IlllMl mri. •m r inln »hol Hot, •o* mt. a. i i,,,,, I Illk lllliii.lln. i It: man I HI!. U.I ll'kii II f t*l. am Hl* 4«r—«»lert« ci.i.ir..* I llllllli KKKK. I*l* «»r l.aat ttlk lar -a Kil.U ttat. HIM H.lt, of Ir«> la I. won Cih f-i. I la I. was Km i|«i >i-. KIIMHn J» la tn4 1 ij .U» li»m Hal, wan mi KIM nilk. 3«lh.taOKMAM»Y." HI MM KM I'll! KM. It. «mi i* Oat*. >.«l IWrk_|l.,.,.,,| a Seattle Theatre n«>»ll in-n, Manager* t'hanra 43. i Matln»a n in ami HtlunUv, Kv ■n M>«nln« Thla W—k. lh» nt'IKIKtM III'MTIKII I MIKII r\lM\ iii-m In.l In Ml I. Ml Ml IV MM YORK." K>*l Mr***. Ninlni i.n Matlni", «m» rampanv. In "At l»ii ll»n»," a j military drama, n#w h»r«. I'm an uaual STAR 'Ml. I r.i.lln, Vauilotllla rlajthoa**. j Tlirt* ivrrarnianrca I >«tl> T:4S. j »i. i*i I- 1 (if and l«o; b«t i»ii I to, j linOMM la llrrr, iiu.kr.l 1.. IK« nig-' •■•I Inn -Im.« hi Kruiili. I >(hi Hiu Htm Aria. "I iui|iw(.il V itiilr lit* Ml IM. Mi'ii-'Miilli MulliHTi 1-/AN/IIIVH AU.VK- l. \l 111111111 AMI riHAMIII 111 II Ml US /I-«K ft 141 Mi i'.hiii'iH M««l ■inn II nil \\i iti B GILBERT AND SIVCr 4?/u4tsocKEyr (By Unlttd Pr«tt.) NKW YORK. July ZZ.—Jorlfny Hwenl, who win. |n)>n«il Hi.- il.iy |jn yealtrritay In III!' MCOBd r«c« hy Imlng thrown "mi» f«ri, considering I only had om winner III) card. SYSTEM PLAYERS RECEIVED KQROSfLANV 3-1 WON: SYSTEM FLAYERS' WINNINGS YESTERDAY LAST WEEK THIS MEETINB $22 $932 $2,435 The above amount It what each Individual Syttem plajjr )r*i.Tilav and laat wi>«k, and la winner thin t«a. but It It only n*t>» of Urn« before you bo broke. TIIK OS/: r;RKAT MISTAKE tIM AVKRAOB MOIIBK I'I.AYKR IS TItVINO TO WIN AU 11 MONKY ON THE RACK TRACK IN ONE DAT. Tbt.-COl HYRTKM" holds a client down to a tiwialn number of pUn HK«U'I.ATBB the II RATOK BETTING, m, It REVKRTg Tl |»KRI TAtli; (which I* alwayn la the bookmakor'a f»Tor)TOl KAVOR OK THK I'UAYKR, which In the loaif run must w|«. ft "COUK SYSTEM" po»ttlT«ly It not a proxreaslTe or doabl*«j tf, K-m. and tat I** I Ik* retail Ik* n»l MM kaarilr mi tMvth TkM g.auta. HaM» laf»n>atla. «*4 II COM man.t lo »*l«m It .l*r>4 fc*fM« lh> r».ln« miklK Thirt4ir- T«v*r«. lt-I KeCOTQ Tu.p.i«r->"« r«Jr ni«» ska un th* 1*! a f»ml*k >au «llh »ln«i.| Ihfor.n.llor. I.m la i tMfct a i»rUc«Ur» c«ii«rtiii« kllUitc thai I* fan i! Thut» IMM »n..» (iiitrll.lng a Illll* stxtt* :ha ar) not maw* Ih* akov* off«r. I W. C. BAIRD, Ex-Trainer i m« riovr.m m II.IIIX) rHnM IXD.'MMiijl tfflH llaant M. i. ir M. 2 II ran «r* unabl* 19 r«!I m ..ffi.-a phaii*. in.l "■awl' J-*[!-' I I* mmr par! mt th* .n> Inf .rni«i|..n trlrrd 19 «mj aart at 7 #li»l at mhx Hull.m a r»R»«- iii.k-i irtiiti I!M iMn»Mum> IUIEfT.M II you »Uh lo aubarrlb* for m» i..r .fn,.n>.i. by Ih* wa»k. f*a ~**LJ!"[» m* It dovn and th* >>alan.| .1«.« pnxMei 1*» •l"1 t a nln'i r an.l «i'|pf!'.l «ilh mr iHfsrinatlan I I ...t of Marlon «t. on tM«" hour itftt-r 2 p. m. CHAS. LOOFF. RACES! RACES! At the Meadow* SU Hncca Dully Rain or Shlnfi TU at 2 I*. Mi From Jun« 20 to Be|itoruboi 13. Caii leave er«rjr 10 aW** from First tV« and .lurks,.ll st artwr U o'clock a. m. 4 linn \,-rn -..t.i--. r bl« ha* uroijiwtd within k. lk It la a fact that I. whirl, PriKMuSifi; i Joimlhan the r>th«r d«»Tnii^ i Hw«e. and th* V> nlf ;"^lil er.l Mm.-,. «ll££*'*«*i! i Mr. «tz a.-r«ld wr.lfc veioim Hut Ollberti, JJJf fc'4 roughly liitrntloiutjt g UroWmr «U>ward» *itj fc a Iftunon In I which would I* Uuihifc* not fratiicht with daowrk*! and lo oihar Jck«y» 'd, I know* how to handle y<»«'lJ 4 an well a* th* n«xt man .JjJS 1 take Hweet and (Jllb^ I 5

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HNAL TENNIS lEA TODAY Iss Warner Presented in OramaHc Recital Tonight. "X for tli- final* i>f Ih* T>»f^,,ril, I'1"* --■•BSrfw™ s,.«tn,. «i£ fid. M"!"" 11 "ml f cSmS-M"? ration Hwtn m' Hwtft .mi fe» v* Mr*- '"urnin *nd l»||f Ti.. wlnmr. L^^Lb *TMr. UumcH v*. Mr, Jjjjgji fTDr.ltUwh-ir «n«l Mr. f>* *,mhl»» M' (twlfl .mil Mr* [t *tta'l»*« Mttf tW ry.mitic R»,'« yto. ft JUW ad Mum •B«' Mt*r»». V«UI»I. gj T| n i,. b* iW!\ r mEm .lit I* th*l** «*k'" fr"rl |M 5 ntftaW- ■•rtwjr.- i S«( Mlm I'hiiur*' and t At W>« Pw*». lav* uA»» •j«rtrß*B»* »l th« riTT> ko»rt tor th« »«»«»«..■--'•.■■--■»':-•_- l-mt.t*ln i John A. R«>e*r«, com rir-^-"' (to r»"! wuKtm* U» h>«l w*»k. «t fca-t«c th(# »ftw««w« «he home Mr* H X. IU-hm«»J «t I^urrl 2^,t T«« from d»ln- V f>o»«'lrlramrJ Ufclt** (>l*rm«*. l«t*^*l»» M,,» Ruff. V* "f ''J3 '«!h i. --n imu^ »v»n!n« In huoor of IKM JH«. «f !*nv*r. V. ho 1* tb« f d Ur» AVIItUm Hill. ipflSFw Mr*. OickinMn. .J»r» H»iiry t>n-kln«'n •ntertalnn i»crj« If lit routhrr-ln-Uw, KM IX, DtrktnMu. of Chlraco, at tr kosw. Nt r a». N. s !MGBMa«a>:Middl.l..m». IWm M*n«. i>o)*tr. of «m*ato*B. Ma. nn.l Mr. L« X Go fast! Excursions! Im, nt»t »v. c. K. Kin*, grin

Superfluous hair JVi UMfl«u'•••.••• aa 4 I.I!(M en kwir mir.f «r ikiii« (Unit iuim to M* »r»»«muon ta*t r.-«lll.«RI I. I ban* AfMO. IMIK iWnj At. S* THE GROTE -BANKIffCO Q^3^W»^O«DAV£.COR.S£COMO>Vt«-UMIONS) Iron Beds Medium Priced .isted for a Clearing Regular Values Cut Smartly Conch >|sp£"" —V;- a":4U*- Specials Measures fef^f|!{ li|l!;pp[fjif:p*|' n;flj'Sf|PifJ^|fSfM l#n ulCneS v.- Closing Out a Line of Denim- n Co/1- Wlde Covered Couches. :3 ditinn c Priced Extra Low for Thursday dinOII Kvll—PUlo Coueb, m floor price 14.75; to -I! Tbun«l«jr for »--C«m«b, m*d«> with fr.ml «>d|(« *|>rluic construction, raVvrlnir fl«ur»«I Urntm. SO A Art by TJ Incbe* long; worth imuallr 7. a few to M for 3>Q.UU Eds* and End Courf. la cotercd In lUhl urern flirwr*d dnctlm; «i«« 20 by O/l 7C mnm**»;,\a tbw rptmitr w«y thl» couch for 17.60; Ml« prtc».....:. 0 |j '^^^p "•Bu'ar Thing. [JBOFj" ""'_ i*" 9|| L^^^^- fck^^, r y SSI ■I' Vs^ f (toodly number of pr.-tiiiy J l,X?s;3^^W-n?-7' I p c_ a a f- njitsblß for light draper- _J— T —-j \l Ny y Kmdfl of silk that la M) Jgg—^— j \0 "V# ■uriltlKT K«r See Window*. V Jta*-^X. II lt't Possible Thursday to Buy Art You Needing a Storing Place jn for Table Dainties? This Buffet for $14.75 Refrigerators at Cost i, romak« a »nn!l dining room conrenleut, one of TT fc Pm* bimw-I»i ii iff^. tJ w* *ro making 'pil°m "m "l?er> enure p^«nt ■tnck-not a number n-.nrved-at KMn o, tt ,mailr hHrrtww>d fltlUhf! IM) All. DAT. i i «». MM I «..,11. ml Hi» ('win la I he. i'».,,•» «ml rioii anil n*» I'mu la il.mml fur Ob* *.Viila»l.m in ,U«o4 f..t mi. iiiw ai TMK I AII.HIM. l.llltßl THK r«M»l. IIAU. ii.t I »mit, « .-.-.la la imi fIMMg Ml rtia i>»la la Uutxl fur tin* AdntiMlna la i)w.| f..r I In* Ham* at TH* Mill* LIB MM TMK MffUM All XV. Hlat I.mil. o.ilo. li.f Mi.r I .mil, Oallaa l»«». riiur»>«*v Jui» Slr,l. l»»i Ihut.,Uj. Jut ">i i"! TIT mi- us i 11 r mi* OCTI TKI« utMm and Fl«a 1» Thta «a 4 rii» C«al* la U««4 (-C Kill* Oood f»r ..no A.imluiua al mi MUM MMMI iimiiimi* iHium Mar "»n»« l'«», Mar I .i,.11, l>.n>, ThurM.y, July t*r\i. i»«i' TkMradar, Jxlr CIT THIS m i tit mi- in i Tltla Cmimii •Mj |T|t> >>nl> la Thl* ..|Mfi MM 1" «l«i.«l (or «t«M.ia m I■«•.» »l IMI •iMIIIIHMI MIX -I TIIR •IHHHIMI I.IIICIII Mm I .-.Hi u.iUi l>.j. y£p««»r I*mU> o.ii«« Umt TB«n4ar, J«i» J»rJ. Tl.ui.d«». iulr Ilia, IMt. Loula Ml4dlok«ni|>. of K!laiii«r, i Alaska, were nv-trrinl on Monday •vrnins at the mana« of th* Pint Prr*bjrt»rtitn clmrrh. l»rs M. A. Matthew* officiated. Picnic. Th* annual Huml.iy avhool rilrnle at th» Hivn t^ako M. li church la bclna* li«'iort con teals. Cold x harp« R *w; Mlw !^oula« (Joiviihorr*- and Mr. li'iiri" nw wor* tnarrltrrUn church. Il*v. M. A. Matth«>wa officiated. M»titan-Ory»n, Mi»» Anm I'arollna MatSaoa mm* married Wed«fad*y rtrnlns to Mr I*«iOAROCN TRACTSMB ?l«arr« tracts. 1100 an I acre: t«>rms; rinav to I car line anil lake; level. cl«ar* I ed; fine for rbi. n» and bar- I 1 National Land Inv Co.. Inc. 1 H7 Firat a». I Walk- I*. Drjrtn tn th« parlora of i th« Flrat Prrabytrrtan church. tUv M A. Mallbawß latins W«atthy Man in Accent BAN PIIANCIBCO. July ll— I. I. JuhnMin. it aithjr fruit «if«I»T. la at thf> hospital tiNia> Muff*ttnii from > tir«i»t■» a trxiti of a nil titlon brtw«wn two ■uti)iiii>bll tmtlr« l'iM-«nc riMC onclatlng of til* Wuhtneton. tit Uoutl |vnna>l«anla. Cotonulo, Mtlwaake*. n««a»«-» and i b*rl- Nat Va-i| ikaata leav* il'T 2, toot of Y»al«f way, pv«-ry hintr. Round trip Ml ngnuutiiiiiiiiiiimuuuuwmmann Shoes In tan and black. Look at ffc* I Shoes compar« tfc« prieea I; In tan and blark I^mk at th» I quality and ri>rn|Mtrf> th# s -)r«H» I PReOLUND, HORNHRa A LARSON, 70* Plha St. 0 THE STAR -WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, IQOg PARDONSARE ASKED At 11% B jl# (By United Pr«...) WALLA WALLA, July ai—The Imiiihl of pardoua linn mad« the fo| lowing irTdiuini'iittutliiii*: Paroles—King county, Arthur Col lins, Willie dona, (i Uaatavion;. What com ctiunty, Marlon Hnnv.'ly; Kllllina county, John KIll». n. Final i»t>ii. Kilwnitl J. Hranlaii, Thntnaa llnllam, John Horuatrom, ihnili-a Kil.kaon, Charlea Flint; hilt. I,ln county, W. 1.. JaCliM. Charlea Davit; KStaap county. Wil liam 1 Hll.lll.MllUll county, W, «l. Mill. Henry Ferguson, (I. O'Hrlltr. JAPANESE KILLED BY INSURGENTS n 1,. r (By Unltad Pr»««.) ST. I'KTKKHIIIIItO, July 22 Fifty J«|i«n«"»« Imv.i 1,, i-ii killed In a t'...ii! t-niiaic>nt yr«tf •lay at lloqiuaiti winning votes fo> th» r.»vrrnor»hip. HointuUh. 100, th« nlil.nl In cllan on the Qnlnlault it'••■rvutlou. la dead. HfM.hciulah Ra«l»a will vl»lt H«* attlo In a bunco wb«n Ibr grand tafia m In Auiiuat iniimi Port Tow n«ri«>M to rwirgßiiHi Th« N'orthrtn Pacific will n land Its Murllpa bran, to Tort Angeles. ROOSEVELT. TAKE NOTICE. HKHUIMS, »l July M.— Hunifra of Trhama county today proclaimed t 1cnt> *ound. **rv- Icahle, beautiful teeth If v., will com* to our office and let 11* put In "Alveolar Tooth." platea to ruralier the ■niitfc No pain, no awroery, not i> panalw*. We can't print all the letter* of testimony we wrl*•—can't afford to— but a intiii-nrnt wlnlii'H for yotir con tinued Nun-fim. I am "MISS K. i>l.M(l\. HHHMtIt, Wa*h." We examine your twth fn■• of 'h.liy«- Don't aak ".I to hay« any work done unleas '.nil wl»b II Don't lii'Ulluli' HiiMiit iiiiiiiii^ In fur the free eTibi,-iti:d Ih;c4i«>jr .1,1, MMk I'.tiU iiii( r to (■Hl'liilHi N>> 4> j AOOHEB9: OHIO DENTISTS 1• W/ 1 PIKB or. INOLANO AFTIR Bier TRUST Unll.d Pr.i..) LONDON; July t2.»Bu«p«iollnK that III*. American h»rt truit la nlltlcal I«a4«ri iii th« United Kingdom, iii utn| it |n..|«i i to ri'imivi. th« r«atrlctlona on iii. murk Importation* from Canada ami oth«K'Hiniuui] pavilion hern Friday night by thu democrat! of Call fort la. UNIFORM MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE LAWS Uniform Itwi of marriage, and ill vorc« throughout iln nation will 1,. discussed at m.-.-tliiK of th« uni form law oiimmltslonera to 1..- held In linn ally at thn N>w Washington '•"'"I I" ginning Annual 21 t Thl» commission In composed of ISO lawyer* from at* «tat.-a Mini I*l rltoriai 'i hrb. Jr., secretary to President Roosevelt, denies that be will go. to Africa on Hi.- big bunt Mr*. J. 11. Htetaon, widow of the late mlltlonalrn bat mattttfacturvr, la soon to marry Count Santa Kula Ila. rortngt-ae rtmairi at Chicago. Forim l^>»ernor William I. Dattxlaa, Of \l»«»a> h'i»«-lt». will un doubtedly bo appointed chairman of the democratic national commit la*. BANDITS GET 528,000 \tf (By Uniitd Pr»»» RENO. Nrv., July 12.— Th« •lal* poftet art today watching every on th« main lino of th« tt>utV«rn Pacific In th» northern part of the atatc on a lookout for two bandit* who held up the ttagt coach between Likely and Atturaa, in Modec county, Cat. The robber* •ecu'ed a Well* Fargo atrong box containing 128,000. The Bank does the bookkeeping for the man with a check account. We dnr«- a month to have ili'in balanced. We enter all chrck« Uauod, on the |>M" opi>oalte your de poalta. add both and carry your lia!ancv«d thouich your drpoctt la itmall you wilt r«K»l»«- our attention. A check account will aerve your need*. Try It. 1 Union Savings Trust Co. CCONO AND CHERRY This Hot Weather There la nothing like .1 cool drink of soda water or pop to quench your thirst, cool you oh and make you feel \u»\ right. I'm Be Sure the Bottle Bears the Label of the Pacific and Pugct Sou ml Bottling Co., then you know the drink is pui only the purest water and gvmtitM! fruit jukes are us«d in its making. Dialers hiIV other makes far tt?s»*a» in 1 M iK« Übwl of the Pacific Puget Sound Bottling Co. SHAKER BROS. Men's $20 and $25 Outing Suits for $10 Tomorrow the Shafcr Store offers a big lot of men's md youths' two piccc Outing Suits (coat and trousers) at a --till greater reduction— s (f* 1 (I Instead of

o Cooperi "Spring silk) 90^ 1 v $1.50 Cooper s Spring Needle Panamas up to $7.50 for .$3.50 90£ Boys' Wash and Wool Suits All Sharply Reduced F,r,t Ay and OIL Bi*f\ I SeCOnd A"' and Vwruiy jJflUf CI DTOS. Vanity Arcade and Arcade Annex m TO FLOAT BIG BOND United Press.) i NBW YORK, July 21—It waa an ti..u o«b and Compaar, Hi-«\ht and Com* lany and the National tit, bank. Tli.. price at which the bond* will bo offered ha* not yet been de« --tli!.«l, but It In likely that It will rang* about th« market price, which It 9714. The money I* to b« need for th« liquidation of tb« S* n»lii.r» J*«#l»f. f I IK-I AMD HlhHI 4 (ilillitl l>.».rtrn.r.t 4

20c Village Blacksmith Kitchen Knife 15c It I* Infill n».ll. hnn«> ham in»r»lanlr«« In Inn nil 'o"r i»tm, Im«i| «t"i ntlrlaa «H1 l.» murK r«»i»i Im/| Malar «Kh knif«, IHI Inn kstf* U »«ir»v.««i>,.« liil}a a «ao4 on« •conomlcal, Ikfl t«- I'i-ln B«MII»r Turin* I[K4 Kiiif* IV li"j| I»" «In lut.lll^r PaMni Kmf» fTjA l"r AaaortVd KJichatß Knl»«« I^J Aaanttaj Klltlim Knl>«« iKii j i-in" >i",'.t Knif.';;;t»» IjlJ l"i- t'i in Klofd kmf> ..»ir fJSrI .'S-Hi fil.i.l Ki.i> 4.V t- ij l(e lln m... I Knlfa rV I" HtovrlKhton with pitchfork when an attempt was nimlv to »i:«-m him. COUNTY TREASURER SHORT-DISAPPEARS (By United Pr. M l'\.«f). Wash., July 22—Ac cording to a mport fll*c and Up. Firit Cla«* Patronage Solicited. TURKISH BATHS. Main and Occidental Ay. Ind. 2901. Suntet 612 i~" A DOCTOR SAID "Thi»r» nr« only a f«"w tlrtiKa worth i handling—l II DM n«m« them." Why do you ln»k for aonirthtng to drink d'mn )mir thiont when tlitt |i.i«.-r of your n mh. klituoya or llv»r »lvea fiul? A >in'if.r chonril Ihi' I '"i'.ir p. el lv.,|.|r My «ll Will! h.iv.i ltK-,1 til H.MIW Uf t=h'.lll fin* ki your aw»ll tn*wti »^r ..i-uouitiv IV Vr M.!I-« IDo (-..■Kt'o. i. ..I* bar*, .«v» ...1 {VHo»a^c*t*lK|^ K*l*v« *ua >:nuil u^W>, ;J •ml *.a »lkl nnwU yau a 1., i-n ui-mii ll.lu»li.iil-,-.t 1....,k v wlii.'h »»i.T«lin lli;i. I pOMUWf* *X ua |HWr *Wml Witt ttMtfti OUU i liax tl'la.i tilt. a NAtt CO. I lit •».»..,1 Al. I-...111.. ttllH I a not been seen In Paaco for MB a w«-k, b«-lng last heard from In Hpokane, July 10. jsmmmm Trunks a Suit Cases I Traveling Bags I I MEEK TRUNK A BAG CO., I I 91t F,ret Ay. Kjß2 MB.'sSm I Join the Autopiano Club AND THEREBY SAVE FROM 1100.00 TO $150.00 ON YOU") i AUTOPIANO. Including free us« of our clrcu* latiiiK library. Special prices will In* given for few days on lecondhand Autoplanos. Som« as low a* $350.00 with fre« use of tho music library. Votes In j our great voting contest will be i allowed on all caih payments. Kohler Chase 1318 Qcoond Aye.. Seattle, Wash. Weber Piano Dealers. ————_____ CLEARS THE COMPLEXION OVERNIGHT Pimples, Rath, Eruptlont, Etc., Quickly Eradicated by New Skin Remedy. Stnco Its discovery one year aso, poslnm. the new skin rt>nn>dy, has, 111 Its extraordinary accomplish ments, tho in.'ft sanKUlua expectation* of tho eminent special ist who gavo It to tho world. it has cured thousands of rases 'of ectema and eradicated facial ami other dlbflgurements of years' Ktandliiß. The terrible itching at tending eczema Is stopped with the first application, giving proof of Its curative properties at the very outset., in lees wcrtoui nkl!i affections, mien us pimples, rash, herpes, black hemis, Hcne. barber's Itch, etc., re suits show after an overnight ap plication, only a «niall quantity ba lm i-equirrd to ii.'. ,i ,i Those who hh poslani for itiicl» needs. Both tho 60 cent pnckaKd JHH(I tho regular Jar now obtained to Seattle at lll'' Driw{ Co., litaven I)ni« Cm.. i«o| •ithiM' •'l'ii'm liiitK Mores. Siii«.pW» e«i«erlHi* Wiltlu# pill.. ta blue l':i«*«i«n»««K.y, 1.a1.i.««i.-■! -i.,.». »>«t t»»kit rif.il i Street. N«w fork *f»

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4 THE SEATTLE STAR V STAR PUSLIBHINQ CO. lIOMIO* *'v*wth Ay«. tVHRY ArrKHNOON ■YcYpT SUNDAY. phones \»£7.r Th»»« «r« ••■-h*ng*t, an* conflict with all »' p«rtm»nU aafc fgr alapartmaM or Mama p«rton *WTTV>^ /•u want. I.' _____________ tiltrni srrAW Aimirt-lii »»l»7« At. »iim»l, H«U«ta _______ ■TKWKTriiiTAi^XuIcMJV--M.rT.li~iir>.. itm t>««k«f»l»»r AT, l»»l.', o«. «at fw *n huh i»« •••««r in»« 11,... kr »»«T»i». TO MAU. HVlw'^mJciiwTh. «l la r»Ml»l. ...i. M»i» t«»#: i«4 ««i. i..i-..» ««4 i^m •'^fe h iS,^s.2^l. «J '""•lirktrTJ 1 k. wrtil. .1 «l*t»a w .«b.«th«. a »«l«l t«»U« II la la* ontr DESFTSSE NOT SENTIMCNI In the bMgr, cn^v«b?4 \ih- >f t>.!. there stems to l>c little plaec t^r Vk* }j»f>il olit-fashbncd sentiments. I^H'cJ compassioivreverence, that played so larße a jwtrt in Iht ntcpa+ure ami in the daily liv««» of older generations, get us M dollars', elevate us to no position,' win for us M power. i Sentiment, like the vermiform appendix, seems to have mii vived its usefulness, and to linger only as a source of weakness. The mere name has taken on .1 meaning of effeminacy. It ts a jjTeat pity. In our «u-t-.| for wealth am! in our pride of;knowledge we are discarding,the most precious and lasting treasures oC the heart. Sentiment has shaped the destiny of mankind from the be ginning, and it will shape it to the end. Like the sunlight, it glows forever. We may shut our eyes it. and say it does MM exist, but it remains. The light is not only the sense of seeing I—it is life. We may think that in our high intellectual progress we rise superior to the fundamental emotions. But we only deceive ourselves and den) ourselves the best joys of life. Admitting that education elevates and culture refines—are we finding the education tire we'getting the culture, apart from these life tone- The fountain can rise no higher than its source; and the source of all true education, all true culture, lies in these despised emotions. For man can perceive nothing, know nothing,: elevate and sweeten hi- real life, but what he evolves from his inner consciousness. Each mortal i- conscious of a part of himself that thinks, will* and remember*—that is distinct, separate and apart and superior to the matter upon which and through which it acts. Our little processes of thought, dignified with the name of science, (jive this a name, calling it mind; hut the mere name throws no additional light on the fact. It begins, continues and ends in the consciousness of its own existence. The vaunted learning, which means a knowledge of fact and the reason for it. is a delusion. We may have fact, but the reason for it, or the power to comprehend a reason, if not felt in the emotions, does not exist. Ask the most learned man what is light; and he answer* Mdty that he docs not know. The simple blade of grass at hb feet t.« as much a mystery as the depths of -pace into which Science drops its little tapeline and solemnly makes measure* ments. We have the science of astronomy that begins and ends with the enumeration of a few worlds of unending space that are as atoms to the whole. We have the science of geology, that scratches the skin of our little world and from it measures epochs that are but seconds in eternity. Back of the geologist with his little hammer lie the countless ages—the age* that had no beginning—and before him count!. ages again; and in this line, a- in limitless space, our poor sciences disappear, like gnats in the night. -The mythology^ wherein the poets and priests of the most cultured age of mankind has known created deities out of their passion* and philosophies ,wa* of the name vrt; their specula* "\Jions Were like skyrocket* &hot up into the night, that to the ig norant, seemed to reach the start. They exploded only to leave "the night darker than before. But, though learning fails and man-created deities fall, there i- that in the humblest heart which encompasses alt space and illumine* ill eternity—and it is love, the first of all the sen timents. Grave and spectacled savant* may wrangle till the end of dm? over the precise nature of the law of gravitation but every heart knows that compassion is a force which irresistibly at tracts through all the endless cycles of space and eternity. We may argue learnedly on both Mit regarding evolution but no heart beats that does not feel within itself that reverence lifts a man to a higher and ever higher state. Yes; these forces called sentiments, that in our greed and pride of learning we seek to despise, have been with us from the beginning and will be with us to the end; shaping the progress of humanity as the compass shapes the course of a ship. Tilt* Mr. A. V. Statter, who wit at Colorado Bprin«» (kmldc an the republican representative of Washington, and who tea b««n repudiate ed by State Chairman Un ISruler, la th« aam« K»ntl«maa who waa roundly roasted In Chicago for making public a«er»t proc«MNttnga of the national committee. Mr. Btalt«r waa one* i newspaper man. Aft* •rwarda ho by uiklnc Int.. HaMMJHfM We knuw Ml who would do the aairm work for half tt If you slept under blankets last night there's aomethlng tho mat tar with yon and you ought to see. a doctor. __ The «te«mer J«ffr ,i 1 i» ra..' 11 IB Kv.r.u al in I in *n4 T II 8.».;.il a«/i a. m. lilt m 1:1$. p. m. 111.,!, fir. la KU..U..UI b« »lW Round Lip »l ••••in*. .Ctlfc o(,.aJVF«U, I'jlnun ri.ck. Flyer SEATTLE TACOMA ROUTE. Far* J'jc Round Trip, 50c. FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY LKAVIS SEATTLE 8:45 and 10:29 a. m., 2:05 and 5:44 p. m. LEAVES TACOMA 8:31 a. m. and 12:15, 3:65 and 7:30 p. m. U. BEELBV, Jr., A B «nt B«»ttle— Taj. M'4\n 178. Tac,orTi«--T»l. 8°I«V DIANA'S DIARY Mlm oilipioku* Take* a Fancy to Ballooning, anal Oh, My. What Sl" I •V F. W. tCHAEFRN. "MR. run 1H TUB ONI,T owl WHO nil., 1 i> 1 ..11 IV. I urn almoat calm now. lint •farr>tl tO death \vnilt> I wat (K'ulnn In tbi> balloon for Hi" camera mm, thi> bon«h«ii(]ahul bi> That cauawtt tin- ballooo tv Has. And ma In ill KkCitim bad •rttliiit, but I want Ililn to b« In my dlir* If I die. Ob. I iinul ad.l Ihnl Mr Klot* la alone. It* la among ttin»ukr.| up with It, (Mi I hiii aa glad of that for Mr Fint* la an at|>ort. II- kn»na bow to m«oac« lo.iu wh«o It rwi u« iu*b««.-I t»nl> Ilila .Mi ran t just now. Mr Ptut* climbed right In ll* got llrmi of haiutln* by bla handa. Ml>* Hlii.li•*)«.•, bo >linn« hi* nrat word a Hi tn« wtllltiK (hr»« Ilnr» It abnww t am. Hut tn» n tin 1 "1 will pull the up cord and I*4 out th» gaa «o w«i run *hm»m4,*' IMM Mr. not*. Hut tbinlt O«irv ar* you Rotaf mit 4rr ••If* "Aeh, dlaa In a dx Osgar." Im u>* a i-f 4..« "So: w* don 4 allow him ln|*t" "I yutt ar« a later of dumb »n tin "Wit, I'm dfi"r of animatduiu. "I •iiblMM h- tv na«d to to« by HÄ!»« dtm«, but I am afraldt mlt bin." I "You n^dnt b«; be U« a]|ogf>4 dpr hartuftti." "Tot. h« looks vIM to blt« me." "Kf h« dlt. he »ould b« "Why do«« h* a«aocta4« roll yo«v' "IVmtms h« la« a irateh dog?" "O!>-nfa "No; hunting rau; h« a Ways chMwa mil a snap." "Vot itoml be vatchf "M. "U«>com i,. laa afrall aomepody Till MlMll your "No; b*roa« Im» iaa afratt I Till step on him." "Hat you Rot a tag for htm?" "Tnw." Tar* las id' FREE METHODISTS STOP A DANCE Nagro boiwT and fr«» Methodist camp ni'-MlitK* cannot procci^l In ronlnnitloii Conaldarinß tbla th» dlrlnea hc.ldllMl ikM Methodlat •amp mating at Or««ii Laka taat nlKlit ad]otirn*d ih«'ii troubled l>y danri>n In a pavilion on the ground*, managed by woman. Three of th»> churchman were ■worn In as special offlcnrs but when they attempted to closo up the dance last night tb« negro^n would pay no attention to them. It then boramii necessary to send for uniformed officers. Mr. llurna. of ih* Vulcan Iran Wafka •aa Jti«t .-hi. 1.1. n ,.h r ,1,1,,,, m Hi* ii«!» i|ih-I vhoal Jual put on ilia Steamer Monticello t.tvm -i.i.i mlnulxi In Urn* t..tw..n M .in. «wi II h Nary Yard, which an »i.i.-» n»w attiattula of all i Kind him i *»"r- t^«»ln« Klr.r Itoik. fimt of M..11 'i J:4», «:0« and m KaturiUr. II It I l> in Mundar, J:l' V* »r« Ala't It iTillilrt! 0 dan*, la think that *o anon would ha "Quiwo of ih» Aiur* »lu#." 1 «l«h Mm. Whiffl*. th« OKI* l«llr tn«mli«r of lh« Arm club, In my pl»r «HfT«-r h« haf BIMT "Nod r«a am tall him," _.. "I bat a Ml too. He waaa a »plt»." j R "Wt mi kip him"*" "Nod !on for the do», ha. ha, ha!" "Ni-f»r mind; hi- Ita itwr to dip "Vot iium doet b« tlaten to. bl«>a«.r Trill'" "Can b« do trlckar "Ob, jrily I Ik- iMlut day haa toned 111 I 111 IIIIIMI-IV 11114 Mill to bar Illtla daualii. i .'"MlQitto, what do you 111* mi by (.In.nil.in ami 1 111 111 M I'lav qulatly, like Tommy. Bii!ial««| i Yni far from cbaerful ar» bar v lowa Tim gi««« may letter *ro« ill ah.' J Hal »|»>II» youth. "I'm .-..1. to b*ar that. Mow did It happ»nr "We w*r» fl^jln" who could lug MM EOT?OTIS FOR WOMBS SEASON (Star Sp.o.tl B,r»u.) I'UIIS July 11 Kt.nrh wom»n at- |i«vliic Inutt- attention In I l»h bathing n«iiin«« this y*«r •li»» i>n>r b«-fo«f. and In si iau«t niurh (MM U»* fub |..nal.|nab! appnaranc*. and ah* la therefor* l«ngth»nlnK ft»nild«rably her bath- In* «Viti th*» ak.'ii la wll cnt It d'w-» not lrop«sj« ••ImmliiK at all Many women arc wvarlna tight*. »r*4, .of twuran. by a aklrt. ami th«y tbelr I'-iek are beautifully fr«-"> for awlmmlnK. .Alpaca la ii-tv t>9pular a h«ihliic "'lit material ihla year. and It la tr«at«d »r,h all wanner of decorative iwm h« aurf all tb« tin*. H«nu»l •»tra»a«»npp«. Thi-rc a oharmlni blond* maldi-n bath Inn In a palf lilii« aailn kimono tltnle. tbf» oils'* flrrywhi'lr «m brotdvred In pait*l ahadaa to rrp i «««-!it a *«t!•*» of nhal uoatlxnl spring water piped lhic..i«li the house and grounds. Thin la tbe best bargain In Kln« county today, and will be sold within tin, ml 30 days. PRICE $11,000 M. LARA 404 Marlon Block. rail>M'nt mil of th« wludow-rand •hi wont*— l,i|>|.iii. .ill k i Tha La«k. i Kulrknr: Tb»r« mi- |il*nty' of book* tnliinit how lit vii' lire artill* I *MlilnK for th» iliMinr i M.i. ki-i V«>ti What »c M*4 la «»ti» t*lllni Hut i»iin« iliirtor lIOW to ■»vi- life whlln waiting for tIM pa 11,.111. II.H|».TI« Mii/nni Cauaa |j Young Hun— "Hay, paw, when It rain* hard dtxia the rain lino th« cl«t«rnT" Paw fas, my »..11 of rour«««." rotttm Hun—"Wall, Ih-n how d(>sa It limit, I'" l>« Moft watnrT" I'aw— "You (i f lifi|."--Ttili«il«> Iliad*. A rabla Dlacradltjd, "You know th» atorj of th«> ban «nd Mir inrtoto**" "V«-a," muhw.t.-.I ih.' J«wk«y, "but It teaaafi point any. moral ih»i ran At any r««ap«ctatjl» track dm rabbit would have b««n -nit iiwm) for pulling th- rac«. H Wash Ington Htai An Individual of th* Weary Will!.. type waa gtv*n im c«nta by a phltanthroplc lady, who aald, M ah« handed him 'Ik- monay: "I am not giving you thla b«wana» you b»Kg*d, but for my own pi«»«« ■n "Oh, ma'am," r yuiiiavlf Kvrr>lM»ly'H. Fathar'a Bathing Suit. I-»«t Monday It |.>an«>4 to Mar Woo rama tip b«r« in ani»nd lh«> •Jar; On Tuesday a% I Ordered Out of Business 1■ V Get in line for the Extraordinary Bargain Attractions at McCarthy't I Every article in the store is going at a fourth- less than regular price*. The U. S. District Court has given the final decision, and we must have theentsrt business closed out by Sept. 10th. Savings are at least 25 per cent on every thing, and a great deal of merchandise that was reduced before the sale be gan is now being sold at the same rate off on the reduced price. You Get Your Money Back in This Deal. Real, Hard Cash on Everything Art Goods—Drawn Work Linens, Dark Outing Flannels, including Doilies, Centerpieces, Table Covers, complete line, etc., all going at— OFF ONE-FOURTH OFF ONE-FOURTH OFF _ _ Brushes. Combs and Mirrors, big a* Staple and Fancy Ribbons, every sortment, at witlth and color, now going .ii— one-fourth off ONE-FOURTH OFF ONL-FOURTH OFF D -^i- Hammocks, in ill grades, great van- Parasols, in all the summer colorings, etv at __ arc on sale at— „«...„_.. «T-r. FOURTH OFF ONE-FOURTH OFF French Dress Ginghams, in handsome Sillf G l° vcs' Lisle Gloves Cotton F* plaids and stripes, at— nc Gloves« at ONE-FOURTH OFF ONE FOURTH OFF Covert Cloths. yard wide, priced at Women' Hats, worth to $5.00. at 18c a yard, and" an extra— $1.98, and an extra— ONE-FOURTH OFF ONE-FOURTH OFF Children's Famous "Round Ticket" Bed Pillows, regular $1.50 and $1751 Hose arc also going at I pair, now— ONE-FOURTH OFF ONE-FOURTH OFF |||L __ m :it i ii(j '-J Don't Forget That Spool Cottons, Spool Silks, Em broidery Silks and All Other Staple Notions and Contract Articles Are Like wise One-Fourth Off. j SUTCLIFFE BAXTER, Receiver I'/. For the McCartbj Xkj Goods Co. OUTBURST Of EVERETT TRIE DOWNTOWN STone U»C %aju» phont 3 tots rmsTAvcNu^ I M ma »uikM UP-TOWK 3TO«t' AmA OCUVoS HKT9T *rtSTLA«C AVt IAiF^BL rWltl TO SCiITMi I 1 These Hot Days what COULD BB COOLER AND NICKII THAN A CLJtiIH 81'AKKUNO. UNITJIIMENTKD ORAPK JUICE? "^7J Fremont Grape Juice m H»!l»M'-« tbi' most etartlnc Try quart botU* for I'lftl boiu* tor '..;.".?■*m lUif plat boui* for .......'.JjJ If You Perspire Ev»r«wr*«t d«»troy« iwriplraHon odori. P-r J»r !;.;.Wl t»|r|*«l d*»*mjr« f«plr«i|.in nd»r« P« |ir j^ I Free Misple for th« aakioc. ml C' The Quaker Drug Company \l «X PIKI ST. Two »to»»». 10U 15 FIRSTAK=|

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JVES 9 YEARS AS MAN;' BEARS PENALTY AS MAN r(«t^ !jS i« r"*! muakt rtnn. jmk fw tb* bar occMlimalljr, I _j arf -little raw «onl«" «h«-u I ftr if M*(k* waiter IfcfVKlrftoro. i«l#r at A*tor. m* wl t(a«r an.l man MM «»ih whl«-h »he lnnattT «fMMI a kmU muurant. Htr %*trti Known. ;i« a* ||iraa»ir "GuV docid*d khMMB* a vattnr agalD to »«tb ■Mi w kaaf law rrataurwt (otn«u HIIKO" I CATION jWirJstar.— How can |m>4«« llMarf «u(>ii»nbl)«« avoid urni |Atk*au»« liMM at thtt? of tb* manr who ihm- B«i*«i>«atrt]r oblivion* to th»ir ■ifuiiafil 11l*y. ar« Ineicuaa- Mi. r»*«aj on* i M*fit( (nat wovliue auto or !«a4>aiM»» no matter tot aiaMTr ojr«-»f»Ml. or how •Mr aw ha trasrdy la almost BR Mflk. 1 at rani may such prMUr* •urriuU »»ia»w" mi k«pp oat of Ib'ir ■Ml THE OCAf (AN MEAR IK— I r»M M lunatic*!*. itMimrl rcnKuriiuM, «k- Ut»«. All Summer Goods for Less JULY CLEARANCE At Economy Corner (pz 10c Hose Remnants 5c Foot fVi-Inch Remnants of High Grade Canvas Hose, in fcn|th» from 10 to 20 feet; regularly »old 10c foot; special, foot ....DC I A Limited Quantity—Come Early. I .v— yj Hammock, t»t» Lu|« g|*», Ck>»« Weave ■*w»sek: fcaa rwiinins pillow «M,*l4« vaUnr*; »iry il.ir »ortn |2JW; 51,59 $1.33 jfcSQ Pith Pole, 91..19 iMtßtaboo riihlng Pole; baa ■j*»jWaU'and «tra Up, ***T wrapp«i; cork grip: JWw la-torn; *orth »1 Jin ipneial ,43 tl 00 Letter Box. O3£ litwk Hoom letter Dot. but preincd gteel. with R*«;;tpeeUJ DoC lUS Screen Door, H9«> Jht« MUsWn MnUb Wlda Bcr*m Door; 4 panda; jSf?-!* 89c pW.SO Wick Oil Stove $6.49 Two-Burner New Perfection Blue Flame Wick Oil j»ove; timple ii construction, safe and reliable; a ■Jiwuther necewity; worth $8.50; Jft fe^y.-pecUl.... $6.49) ___ ■«wawaMw JMl ralT 11l i, _^ __ J»HHmAVtItUI AA.U UM53n »t*«»»k 8b« walked hour aft-r hour and ber and *li» fell At RoomiviiU ho». vlsltHl tuitiv botnls and othrr |>llai It was dtscovcrvd that "Otta" places, but lk«n> waa nothing to of »M a woman, aad ah« *tt .ar for her. ralt-nad in tb* night court, aad ah* Hi-it and •■haiMtlon ot>-r raoa* a«ld abn had Birthing to say. An I oadtrrataad the apnad ordi- nance. tlHra* »n««*ln« th» above- rn*nttow#4 crossings slower than *Uht or tea mllM an hour, pleas* stand up. K»«ry day I autu*. own*d and driven by w«attbf ptwpl« la S»atll«. travellnic th* atr»«U of lh* first hilt. R«ntoa hill an.l Capitol hill from SO to 14 mil*« an boor, and I am not "tar •lahix) in thin rwapawt Alt th« poltrt'iticn la to* it hat* Mtm ■•'•m sad «T*>nrbodr "I** *ao tl«hx ,to« p«v«k! districts has »**n I U»rn>. Th» law that ft har« rnich and ili-r-- la i nmjll nf It, but I think II a *»f« propo- altloa 10 mmc that there baa nw»r b««a a «a*!ln.- marhtn^ upua our StnMta that did not violate tola law, A icood man/ j»«H>pl^ «i- asking why th»» aro altnwrd to do It? I •link 1 know, bat will not dlacnu that {•bam of th» ca*« at this tlm- L. Kilsheimer Co. T- iii—.lii x.4 r.mllr t-tatMr MOT* Or*" O»«lam* Jolr __ _ ____^_______^___^_ 50c Sprinkling Can. 1134" 11.-4vy Tin Sprtnkltnx Can, »lih ctnc aptnit and double handle; a hot Mit (bar a>**Ur: worth 00e; QQr MMCUI OOl» 25c Liquid Veneer, 1 Th» Wall-Known Liquid V«ne«r make* old thin** n«w: doea away with dnatiag; contra up th« mMM; aurfar« food; worth 25c; 1 Rr ap*ctal Iww 15c Glass Vase. 0^ Clear i r»tal Clhm 12-Inch Vaa«, with wide, open mouth; worth a i.»iK«!n Qr. at .....3l> 35c Doz. Jelly Tumblers, 2n( tutnilril poopta would all mot-- to Taentna, do not think Urn» r««uU would bo a mini ■mat of accidents upon our »ir« v? R. »*RAN'Cta. WANT INVESTIGATION OF ALASKA MINE TROUBLE (By Unlt.d PrtM.) DKNVEIt, Juir S3.—A r**olt>Uoa b««a pa*M>d 'it tti* d«tos*tmi to tb»- convention of tb*> Wmtrrn FtHi «ration of Mln*r* aaklnc that a »i --rial federal cntnmlMloa b« appoint «d to lnve*ilsat« c»n4lUon» at tbo mine* at Tread welt, Alaaka. GU-rtou* trouble ha» occurred tb«>r# ■luring U." to-ar. and In both truop* ha»» l»^>-n iinnwanarily cattrd out to prrvrut roii bin whUU th minor* n»-v^r thr»at«ned.^ MINERS DEMAND SHORTER DAY 1 I KUht hour* - n-milt of the demand of Ui WKDNKSDAY, JULY 22, iTOg, DIBB FROM INJURIES Al«» Twyslk, n rout (inaiinr, i«nl»y IVII from luiiili'i (Mil tip on tin- *M*> .if a bunknr m Hkjrkomlih and: wan .mannlml Immixhili th« lii«i«u of a |i«>N»nit»i train lh»t liimni'j aoon aftarwarda. I 111 akull *.m fracturnl liv Urn full, mill nrii'r lit" (ruin |MU«r>. i .i null and HUth avi'H. AMUSEMENTS

"The ChiftiM of Normandy Technically I 11.. I'lilim-a of Nor mandy," at th« Grand t« M ridlctt loua 111 minim* of r. 111 Hi iin ll.in an tut of Mi. .il.t Him.- ni.'.lhnim of M tiilalniiKMil but inual. it VMluati).' rumtKHiltlon that will I.our .»n'nr* ani feature* In Mid night In New York," thu »■■.•k'« bill M thn s...iii.- rii.-ii. will i>.. matln»« tamorroir. At Fort HHH it>lll. a next »r..u. At Panl.gaa IV.iturtnc Iho show at l'»tt'ai.'« thla *t»ik l» tin- trou|i» of »nv«n /Un«il>at Arabs tn acrobatic and ground tumbling »i». with otb«r •itrarllon* In thn atuipe) of bur- Imiil' ItltHl. Ulln ant] notolt/ dancara. At the Star. KlrnuiJ.- twrklnn lh# Star to the) il "Ha at p«rtormanr«. Mil handcuff loo««nlng uitiltiltlona mi* nupiilrinrutml ti) a »tr.itif Eastern v....-ID arta. oitht In all. JEFFERSON HERE WITH TREASURE flotd bullion amounting to 11. --4 M.MO w>«'r«Nr«lvMl h» (I** of it* at'lx bank* j.-»lrrrsus, on a p(ia trip, •ir...nt>-- .I a million, Th.- bank* ■itMK-t tars* «hii.ni»iii« on Ui«r boatt. ESCAPES DEATH MIRACULOUSLY Wlillrt working with l»i*ph'in«> Wlrea n»«r th» Mtadovi )»»!»>r l aakl* and «oai4«r«4 ntlrwuluu* ALASKAN PIONEER DEAD (By MM PMM t 81TKA, M H.—W. P. Mill*. »bo llilf to (hi* lion of \la*ka twen ty-four win afo and «>»ubll«hi>» atr Wh!i« You Walt. 817 JAMCB »T. j j i i 1 I go-carts at actual half prices— Jk v 1 Rv3U. —here Is a rare saving event '*^HH*~7 —a.i before announced, this week jjives you a go-carl AT ACTUAL HALF reg- J^Hl^^M^.t.^LW ill.ll prices. Phenomenally active go-cart linn, is tin- result of this half- M n^fW^fev price sale, mi we urge you in take- immediate advantage of the occasion. From I .Tc7TiHB the show of nearly 100 different styles we present these few half-price values. «JB HOBPwJ I all ■'■•unable article* are Included In keen aelllnn movement rtprf .rntln j half pricings for the I lf*^r*^Wlil»^Slß wi' _J Wf*-*2^! v in ill iii'|.»i» flllad for any of than* cm In except lh« 99c himtKil.i v, 1 half price. 98.50 half price, 1.10 ._ oe i,,,; «i Qr »I>l>, ..i«. .1,.. r»«.l«» talm M.U. half price $7.85. half price. $.1.85 .llr.rlr,. ir.it >«rr v. .■••r* r««Ml>r ..I. Hill. |I.. .4lw %1 71 flnalr »ntk«'i I ,l .11.. 11.. MM Mm Cm* «o-«-ar» thin i. lai.ai% rail alenf aah.*«li •■•I (In*- r«*4 ..U..1 aid-« •n»mrl r«al« t**h**U ar* Uh*4 «r*«n. can* Mai, »«r t; ti«. a.i.| moablD .•iii.tii anil per- Mat, a4)u*t*M* «nil Inrli «h**l*. •l)ti«i«M« warkait beck. rul»i.»r tlr*4 i«.l (*arlß«. n.iuUr axil: «rw>n flttia(t»4 «r««r f.m eileßatun, fin.-l kiili lovl end bark. fltlM »Ilh wh*»la. ilMliotim nt>n, >«ln. II *a «ilri l*>; •knit ar* II inch. removable .w»iit.triß and rcnuivebl* ru*hlo«a; I'ai uriti 1 (sail: «&M r«t.fc« Hr*4«r-v« viri Mraa... •l>lf«X:«V UK .1 «t'» t» cr Half «L. *^rk Pill IB* neliiii in' '■T»MiJfci»flßm>^|itrt^Wity iffijj ,i. i.«nia> i. _. ySwk»*Teii f/v S\ for this $J.OO ti&o&* I IIIp folding A X Only **>onc"'^f^^^uLj *^*vk w half price. $«.85 |JW v a for \nn&_S V^fY^i half price. $7.25 L n.. r7£Vr," l-"i n Vr i V." H,,.r. torn, rro- tOO wilt onl, /Tt \ZA\V -i.. i.,^:» ,.1 nn.i. ra«4 Ih4 mm e4J«Mak4e beck (—no mail uiiti-ra flll«* |-,W» rj»*J.C^» H^Ha^. ______ lirn- I n^lish w-»r?^ I y" lb_ mISKI prti-lno .lni(»l» 1.1 erkal Ik* [J .Tjt'/IjjJ •^J-^" I p~ lat L f" Va^^Hß* jTSAM^^HL i ai««« ti:M If I M 1i..1 •(•I* and -th»r rillffW I lit ot ri»««fnm»al i»ur.i«.| /..i. ....I C«ak »"1 HÄ»« flow bank* t*I,MI H— ttT II Told •I 111 711 M 11 \iiii him .-.M.> M-w-li MM In I 71 M ■i.i,,ilu. .i.l uu.lui.lM d'Plm II t?T II rviiMwiu i... ll& mA ¥este* "Whrrto flue Cam jm "Tomorrow" is the meanest word in the '^B Jj language. It's a cheat. You may not have fa any tomorrow. Why not live today? I Have the fine music, operatic, popular and 5 sentimental; the classic concert selections, B the sacred hymns, the grand harmonics of 3 m the great bands and or- m If chestras. /Su'L t m H lillf Ibnm without ^>^ enough, reait wnoue-h, study enouglh atrJ |jHß[fcv»£V l>artlinriHily Hint Hi.* (Mil irf>t saw tupn, HRi J^UttiiS^^ "»»i to >-.mWH Me. lp'gi:!i lt!ltf fV *W l"lt "f "tT(l"* 1 **N>"' s*iW*vr Ktj-n if^ft^S{o]i:tj|CTWl|r!j/l could hiUirttcly hiqinvv*- fin- Hvc» :iif*l- flue '•jlrfj Pj^rUV/i"1 I hf*|iPknT-8a of tuHiih>»im»».m iimi If Uw yoiNWfi I'' 1" *«i»l.l rt^h Ni««>i>t) J! a^nAn!*JH_''*^*M "ri'ln *m* Ill*** b*' Iheh 1 es^e^Bwo. p li i) i 11l CCI 3 SIIJ^IH Tlit*' \w»\M".l- >>«v to wot.*. »ln« Jt'^y }*""!*v ill |"*w ifiiiy. taf «mn mi ■B] iU/.K!SJAV|KGS you msmy Miuvkj X-i)f l^**"tf£^f*B tl'"''' 5 W-""I"M niH¥Mel "1"WI •v""'' Ki»Ahi«- AtM^nuimirtKOawr^hTWW eß<* P*1 Cbtßrit bw<»«

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