The Seattle Star (Seattle, Wash.)
August 17, 1908

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LAST EDITION VOL, 10. NO. ISO, mTTLE OVERRUN WITH CRIMINALS fiAMBLEMG IN WHEAT BRIMGS RUIM AMD SUICIDE _.^,^.»-..-- w. l i.B.itB.fBWBSSBSB. -___a «**■*____. .__■■,.,„___-_■_ fV^ v- 'i'^r i-:..* J WAVE OF CRIME SWEEPING CITY Srtrt 6. Hold-Upe end Burglar i^OccMiaSeAtlle Within ftnß Tart* Days. BL|||. reWwrte* end attempt dtdmrat mm reported to 1 Statu* pa's** during the past ZaASt. *earl» evert in ma* x m tw**** have escaped. Baaped*******-""** 1'I snd holdup* SvsS*FWn>tM that this city »twite- **,r «P*r*tlon*», 1* Of,. mMn h"ve ■Mir**-******'*** from loss at. any lia* or a.** attr*Bt* at an alarm a teg rtte**"^-**"'- _ (l„ _«**•**♦ hi took ptsc* early IrMte.-*** 88-rnttir. St 111 Main St.. IT tsnsufcl, Jspanes*. and i ate** thtef who had entered hi* L* Md stole* a ***t*iu.!t-rt..klng ea aUWft-f— toot tie Saturday night •eatiltei to negro woman, atmtomatd htm on the street •_*•*>?. for an address. The taken from hi* hip atrttn attempted to break Into Imt't 8 .nor bouse oa Plk* si.. Third sad Fourth ay*. •7 je-jterday moraine The*, MM rear window, and had MM In __*_ Murphy, who had la*-. Ist* in his place, saw them. ft-thMtrd and they escaped. I Iter* er attempted to enter »he tmm residence. ZftiS Queen Anne J-radsy night hi mean* of a _.»*, but wa* scared away." ■Ms... y.wangentaerger. of .West white going home on a •*M street car Saturday night. |*e*-*>s*d Of two IS gold piece*. I He*** I* Burglsrlied. I Th* m'Ante. of Samuel Klrsch- I tan, if. SSth *v.. was entered by Itpf***, «to thoroughly ransacked ptar*.' A »e*!*kln Barque and Xt mat krv-e'i.t* are among the Meets* -•_-__. ftou* HefTaac who resides st lit ajmaa m report* that he w** roMed of 111 en the steamship Clip*.**. M«**a Victoria sod He FstfJeT'S*'*r l: at_M*M*My lo** 12 and a pair •f H-r*. tnm hi* locker at th* Mss.ii- ttMatr* ENGAGEMENT is BROKEN *_*■/ United Frees.* iWTWBURO. Asg. i:.—Pittsburg attetr i* todsy sgog over the news |**J ts#.**ddtng between Miss r 2_t£B*««kl*bsak, aa English __a_r_S**" G*a Westlngbouse, J. been "indefinitely post _"_*" to*ilp here declare* WHl.it Aug i: Mtub.rg ••today agng over the news JMjdtßß between Mla* M. Md f'*et. WesftngbOMM. tarn "Indefion ■a*** gcsi; **r* Bd At •adding has been declared *ad Want. Miss llrocklcbank iam breach The society people am **y that We.tlt.ghm**** re **B_*_ei*l revert*!* have some ■_Hif_ do wllh the affair. *1- lFJ«**_*yo«sg Englishwoman BWettlei the young million Tef*lit' ■WE ITO CRITICISES JAP GOVERNMENT 7 i *___(,*'."' tod a-____lo*. *'U "-That the In ma. 'it the military and naval "ajf* of alapaa la Indlgpaifiiii t_*-^ ,a'*B* nesrs of eg*, and had spent si! of hi* life In Washington and Oregon. He was the flrsi operator at Kalama. Wash.. TAFT WILL SPEAK IN BASEBALL PARK Will Address Big Gathering of Virginians Friday Then, Go a Fishing. HOT SPRINGS, Va. Aug. 17.~- Judge Taft is busy todßy preparing bis speech to be delivered before the republicans of Virginia, In, will gsther here In a grand rally on Friday lo greet the candidate.' j In a letter received by Judge Taft today, Chart** U. MoGuffej of Chat- j tanooga, Term., stales that Admiral j I'llvriii hns written him that he Is praying for in- election of Taft. The! admiral la si Puerto Real, Spain.| and expressed I lit' greatest admira tion for tin republican candid When 1 art leaves here on ilda) j August a.'*, he and Mrs Taft will go; to Middle Harts Island In Lake Kritt, *a Ihe guest* of Hi. M 1.1.11. lias* club, of which Hayes, Garfield mid I McKinloy ware members. Ho will! spend a week fishing oml probably j will arrive In Cincinnati on Heptem-i ber ti, to leniiiln during the cam- j palgu. "I WHAT THE LIE LEO TO. J**. A fallen CI,I. .I*ll wheat gambler—though lit* Kit every iiusiii.Ms man gamble-* in all hie -Baling* thought Hi. price of wheat in. high i ail) In Jul*/. l-.lk..iyfi.*i rent*, he allow., his friend* to think. was In hi* opin ion,* too much to pay. Hut and .l.iil, i'Hitiii, the "corn kin*.'' herslne "wheat kill* lie began to buy »li.nl. 11* 1.ir.11.1l calam ity, llr* traded every Inguhrlou* report. Th« price of wheat ra*e. Ill* holding all. mora valuable and li" had added million to hi* pel-tonal fort nut- One day be threw, a »carbe I*. of Abraham H..fiini: a Hub sian Jew who has confessed that be was a member of the mob that cut the throat of William l"outi*an. an aged negro and bound htm to a i.l*graph pole, 11, .1... took pert In the lyr.ct.tng of Ittirtoa Haturday morning. Negro** Leaving City. Tha a*groa-* »re still making their way from the city and It I* believed thai within week the exodus will hat« depopulated the negro Quarter of the city. Th* majority of the negroes seen: to bay* accepted the d'ctee that they cannot live here The racial hatred ha* become so Intense that It pee Bat will not be safe for an unprotected black man to appear la this city for months to e*.**ne, ByjAmmmmmmJk when the Northern Pacific reached that town. for tbe a.- 10 tears be had been in the employ of the Seattle office of th* Postal Telegraph company, and recently be had held the posi tion ef aaalstant chief operator 8. Powell, proprietor of the Wil ms,-who found the body, notified th* police department .mi Coronor Carroll, and an investigation of the circumstances of the case was j ale There Is no evidence of sill i cldn The remains were removed to- A* undertaking patio's of the Bonney-Wataon company. I Ms.tin I* survived by a brother, who resides st Kslsma. and rein live* In Martin.- Bluff Wash.. which town was named for his fattier. WANT MARATHON RACE RE-RUN (By United Press.) LONDON, Aug. 17.— i i,hi.i. to re cover from the shock sustained lieu Ihe English lon* distance run ners failed to finish anywhere near the front In the Marathon race of lb* recent Olympic games, tin- l.on don News this afternoon offer* a prlxe of $500 for Ihe repetition of the IBM Th* News wants runners from every country in the world to Compete tor the. prize. It la not cliiiini-d that the Marathon as not mi fairly, but. the News- sum. that It believes that tin reason why Kng i.sii runners failed to sustain the ti intuition of this country ha. tiuyer been explained. Tomorrow evening the (eleventh Ward Tn ft ami Klin mini club will inert at Kldd's hall. I .la.-li Lake Hi at lon. MILLION DOLLAR LIE AND WHAT IT DID JOHN G. LUND. MtaaaapoU* banker, who. finding himself on the wrong side of the wheat market, and an cmbczxler, commiti--I suicide. ALL BOSH Bryan Denies That lie Sold Out to Guffey for the Sum of $200,000.

(By United Pre**.) FAinVIEW. Llncutn. Neb- Aug. n.—-William J. llryan today denied he had "sold out In the rose of Colonel Guffey of Pittsburg for I*loo,ooo and failed to receive the money. 11.- ssld the story was »l. surd and mad* of whole cloth Tbe story came from Pittsburg and was to the effect that In tan promised for that amount of money to u*e his influence to hate Ouffry and is friends misted from the national committee. Dryan'w friends hera today «st that the story was started by ti.iff. i followers seek ing lo "g»t even" for Uryan'* oppo sition to Hi. Pennsylvania boss dur ing th.- Denver convention. TO WORK FOR NEW LAWS By United Prs*».> NSW YORK. Aug. Courts of appeal .111 no longer decide civil or criminal llllgsilons brought before them on purely technical points, but will base their rulings on the merits of the cast- If iii,. recommendsUons of the special committee of the Amrricsn Mar associstlon shall be come law. The committee k.s appointed by th* sssoctatlon «i It* last annual meeting to draft proposed laws to prevent delay and unnecessary coat In litigation. It* report will be pre .anted at Ihe next annual meeting to he held In Brattle from August He I. ATLANTIC FLEET FIREMEN FIGHT (By United Pre**.) AUCKLAND, Via. Zealand.. Aug. 17.— American battleship fleet, which started for Sydney on Satur day morning, taased Cap* .Maria Yon Dleman, the northweat extrem ity of the island, at 4:4G yesterday morning. Light winds prevailed and the weather was cleat and fine. During the atay of the fleet at this port two negro firemen quar reled aboard one of the bi**hleahips and one slashed the other with a raror. resulting In the man's death. The Fireman who did the killing will bo lnl. ii to the United States for trial. WANT PROSECUTION OF BANK OFFICIALS (By United Press.) SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 17.—Dis trict Attorney LanKdon today was presented with a coin of .i resolu tion adopted by the depositors of the Market st. bank tit meeting yesterday, culling upon him to Im mediately begin the prosecution of Officials ami directors of the sus pended Institution THE WEATHER fAin TONIOHT AND TU_eDAV| LIQWT WE STEf-tLY BREEZES. __. Patten's Cry of Ruined Wheat Brings Suicide and Failure in Its Wake. EXCITING SCENE IN THE WHEAT PIT AT CHICAGO DUR ING A 810 "MOVEMENT SUCH AS IS NOW IN PROGRESS. BE. COW IS A PHOTOGRAPH OF THE FAMOUS PIT. BY W. G. SHEPERO. (Copyright, 19-08, by Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n.) CHICAGO. Aug, 17.—James A. ratten, one* 'corn king," aotr "wheat king." has proved to the country, In the past two week*, bow wheat gambling might ruin business and threaten panic Patten's office is scross the street from th* board of trade in Chi «*o. 11, ban bsd a terrible two wet-Its of nervous chewing, argu ment, ticker-reading and calamity howling. All alone be has bucked the market. Repeatedly, the big gray-haired "fellow" baa dashed Sinn-- the /tr<« t. costless, up the one night of stairs to the pit and Into he middle of the fray. Ills presence was always electrifying. He was a bull indeed. He had millions staked. ll* was foot free, with no associate* to hold him back. The traders knew it. and one by one, as he roared out his prices, waving his srms in the bedlam, they come over ta his aide. They knew lb* stories of the blight and rust on which Patten laid so much stress, were not true. They knew that P»lti n told them toy raise tin price of his own wheat. Hut they stopped following Ih. 11 tit li about the win at crop. -";7They b, an to gam .1. on how successful Patten would be in reta ins the price of wheat In making the public bell, that -ha crop might bo a failure They joined with Patten and yell, calamity. The men who followed I'attcn'a lead made fortunes.- The men aim f0110w... the troth were ruined. One of tb, in. Ignoring Patten and following reports which came ta him directly from tbe wheat fields, shot himself to escape ing tb* loss of his entire fortune. The farmers, though, knowing Hist the stories of rust and blight (Continued on P.ge Bti.) SNAPSHOT OF "WHEAT KIN G" JAS. A. PATTEN ON ONE OP HIS DRAMATIC RUSHES FROM HIS OFFICE TO THE WHEAT PIT, ACROSS THE STREET -_-l

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♦2 _. STANLEY FAY WINS 1009 HANDICAP li \l_H' Tllty^P_l|iMill ffJJiMilwi Seats Pedro a Nose in Last Jump— World's Records j Are Equaled. Btanl.n K*y proved himself the celt of the season Saturday, .when he won the 1909 Handicap, worth 1t.500 to the winner In a thrilling stretch he with Pedro, the New -Orleans champion. Stanley Kay naked 110 pounds, and a* he I* a three year-*.1.1, tl* wa* conceiting weight to .-i.-ii horse In the race Pedro and Early Tide rtlleiiiiUittl 111 [Betting the p.*..-*- of th* mile mi.l a quarter journey, with Btanley Kay always in ot_M attendance, and th* other* bunched ill the re*r, With th* exception of Glorio, the favorite, '.who wo* bumped out of contention at th* start and n*v*r could make a* his lost ground. It th* bead of th* stretch Barly Tide quit and Stanley challenged Pedro Th* two raced like a team the entire length of th* stretch, aad In th* last Jump the Walker three year-old got hi* no** In front. Pauls-'i mi lasted th* rest sad finished third, laddie Lynch rtadt* the winner and Stanley Page was" on Pedro, and both tint* rode the race of their ca reer*. Th* great flalth brought the thousands In the grand stand to ;their feet, and more enthusiasm greeted the winner than has ever been *vok*d at a bora* race hero Stanley Kay was coupled la the bat- Gag with Harry Scott, and th* two were second choice In th* betting at 11 to I Gloria was favorite at l*AW^rW§^!*f^'l''u9mm, l**sYip«l*T*4*sTtiil«i liaWß REFUQEE PICKS FOUR WINNERS.

Refuge**.." Th* Start racing espert and handlcaprter. eon* tinned the good work he baa been doing and picked foul win* ners again Saturday Of the sevan horses he •elected to win Toupee the only one that nnlshod outald* th* money. He gave Ida May. Ito I iwont. Achieve, Ito J twon): Monvtn*. 5 to 1 (third); »Tt-ar de Ids entry. «to 1 (third!; '.invent Hall. Cto i (won); Smiley f..r_*lt. 3 to I (won). Thla certainly wa* a great record. In th* last three days Refugee' ha* plck*d eleven hurst** that hate gone under tha wire l*mmaamaaaamam*mm^ mmmmmmmmmmamam*mm LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS •V REFUQEE. __P«Tlt*aW'Ulie ,l*i,N l**"ai'''. 1 _ Four track record* were broken aad owe world's rartard •BUatled a* the result of the raring Saturday Th* record which Fern I. equaled when she etenped a mile In I: i'. 2 5 Is held Joint by Dirt Well*** and Klaaseaha 11. Kara L.*a rae-ord Is mora creditable than the tatter*, lv. ause Klameaha mad* her record at Helmoni Park, around one tarn. IMcli Well**, however, mode hi* rec ord on circular track. Smiley rnrbett did not equal th* world's record for flee furlongs when he stepped the distance tn The record I* held by Jack Nannally and was made when In won the Perattim* Handicap at Oak land, m December' 2, I*o7. and stepped the dlatancet la _g 3 i Ho carried 10* pound* and defeated Meelick aad Native Son. The ring received a scorching It will not forget in a t**en*r time, and It la estimated that the MB crowd carried aw at least $50,000 of the hookies' gold Nut one long shot won during the afternoon. fllfirio's bad race In the Handicap should not count against him Tin horse was Interfered with directly after the start, and could never make up the Inst ground. When Achieve won. It marked the tenth ten, .year-old race that Ham Hildreth has captured at th* meet la* re, ______ Saturday waa a hoodoo day for th* Jockeys. At .New York Sammy Sweet and Sumner met with seri ous falls, and at Butte Jockey f'hos Trtoret. who formerly rode at The Meadows. received a foil while rid- Ing Cocytus that broke his collar hone ta two place*. Bookmaker Hughay Jones was handed a lemon when sobs* on* told him Convent Hell was a "lob." and •SSBBBSSBBBSSBSSBBBBWSSSBBSSmSaaSSBBBaSBBrai •TOP THE RENT. We can sell yon Beautiful Home*, Cottage*. Bungalows. Payment* lust Ilk* rest. T. P. FAY CO.. INC, Mshlhern Bldg. 500 DOZEN MEN'S FANCY Four in Hands 50c VALUES AT tF^jLS f*mßß jaP. g^ r*Bm\m\¥ ha_____af BBBBBBaBBBWBKBBBBKB

THEMfUB On i* Square. Opposite Totem Pol*. 61 5-61 7 First Ay I to I, and t-**_nta*tte. who was ***9 led with Rath rid* BBS t to 8, Pe ilia a* one of the outsiders, at (I to L tMwtl T fryer and l.ogli*tlll» were sup,nisei! to lime good chance*, but they went never In the hunt. Fern L. th* fleet filly that re cently in.ike th* world's record for rive and on-half furlongs, won the Owners' Handicap, after lending all the way. and Incidentally equaled the world's record for mil* over circular trach. lie chased hum.- In Tony Kattst and Green Real. Toupee, the favorite, finish ed outside tin* ..mi Pern I. wan It to S In tin* betting, and when tint tiro* was hung out after the race, sh* was greeted with wild applause, almost equal In volume to that which was awarded to Stanley Kay. Smiley Corbet!, the big Cahlll sprinter, took Centr* Shot Into camp and incidentally ran fly* fur long* In ft* fist, which time broke th* track record. Smile* st 4 to 1, broke well, took the lead Immedi ately and was never banded Ita vails at lit to 1. furnished th* sur prise by beating Centr* Shot, the even-money favorite for the place Th* latter met with bad link dur ing th* running of the race, being knocked back to slmttst last place Immediately after the start, and she could never make up the lost ground. Th* crowd at th* track wa* the largest that ever forced It* way Into Th* Meadow*' gates, and what they did to th* btxikle* was a sham*. 1-Vut favorite*, two *econd and a third choice, were successful, and th* ring Inst a barrel of cola. a* a result June* lost a large amount when i .att»»ot Hall won. ll* got moat of it bach. bow*v*sr, when .Centra Shot failed to run seeoad a* ha* laid against the Walker sprlater Not hook la the ring Quit win ncr Saturday. Tha nearest ap proach to a winner wa* N*l*oa Junes who bet on Fern 1.. and held her In hi* book. *nd last broke evea on the day's hoatnes* wb*a she won. Jockey (toe. who has had a long vacation. Is one* mora riding In splendid form. When be was riding poorly lb* Judge* \-dered him to accept no mount* oats of horses from the Flear d* Us sta- ble. A* R.ittnn I* once more tn good form, and as good riders are scarce hero, it looks as though this boy should be given a chance to ac cept outalde mounts.

It la a pity th* esse it latins can't arrange a two-year-old apeclal be tween Lav* Rose and Achieve, It I* question which Is th* belter two year-old. The Empire City track opened It* season in New York yesterday. Prank CHI th* Yoaker* Handi cap by a neck from Tony Boner.. Only "nod" belting was allowed. Koeirner and C. Russell .11 tided the riding honor*, each having two winners. Eddie Lynch won th. 1939 Handicap and Walsh sad fane were the other winning Jockey*. The car service was just as big a Jok* as ever and was utterly Inade quate to handle th* big crowd. Hilly Knotmui's book dropped $2.500. and th* Tofclo club quit 11.000 to th* bad. Saturdays program was the greatest card ever run off at a race meeting on th* Pacific coast, i Mere pa..pia are bale* rail**** nf rh*amsll*at. beadarba* and asaralela by ttata* Iba A,sat* viM.t.r lb*a y«*e Call write fey ear book --vitamer? Maaaae* fa* Itsalik an4 a-a It's Ira. Arnold Vibrator Co. 340 Arcade Anne. WON SIX GAMES IN THREE DAYS FOUR OF THEM SHUT-OUTS-. 3 LOUIS DURHAM. INDIAN A Aug. l7A*Turn* •d out lata the cold world by I»>ni villi*, given a chance to put on a Seattle crack cricket team took fall out of the visiting rortlsnd aggregation at Woodland park Sat urday. The bowling of llarrigan and Cameron far ".cattle was the mala cans* of Port land* defeat Sea Ilia and Portland both go to Victoria this week for the cricket lotiraameat to he held thar*. narrtngtoa. the college pitcher •tgleed by titta-daie does not play Bund*) ball and was therefore not tn uniform yvsterdsy. ll* will probably be given a chance against STAR FORM CHART l* •BaTTI-B. Wash. Bets?***r Aa* It. tie* it. ,i,r *r**ih*r etas* Ti.tb fast at C manor. **r**tdi*s juj*. 111.*... 4 Btsyes stent*. l* ia.t ,'J' M i rinsr liicr-«i ,*****1*-**** BIBISB Tkreayear-atila eat* ,|ssa* ,*^*_^__l.. ta West llt*._ ______ j I-*.. kiartaa-sa3 "ona»»— a- a, I. 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It 4* til Malta..*,-, trim* «a I 1.1 ....ll* tt.ll It I* .a I* I* -___*______** el tka Mist n-biilai 11l tl t-aaraae tt ts At paat ititasia* Off at lit! Time— Mil II II III; IBM art att t life. 11 ,a..a Keerjl ,1... II I a',.. li.atlaa a it *ti Wle-aet a- Atkle-s* snrl a *«an*r nt>aa Tit* "Itll' .-at.l .a 4**7*7 h.aetc.p i h...,.*r .I** en* li-ttil Vela* te CI.St lit** I*4.* Kara* an* Own**— Vl' *t a W ate rtn lea-he* CI ll** eta.l*, r., F V I t-a Kb, nib 4 5 111 III* l-altra IDani.l.-.. ....let I I* I* 1* I' 1* p.,. I ItlTt. ran.*■ iFtevr 4* t.1a....1** 4 t'S»a i' It 1* It.tins VI I II Harry Baalt it\si**ri *l *****d fn.t aeolt 414 well. Tila Imaat miia filar... titan eatraa •yeinA FIFTH *ic*-«iia Bills and aa.anlr ysiaa Sal Ma* Thra* OaksJ*-* ,14. 4 up n.,« lain. I-, flral lilt. _______________________ In*.a Iter** an* Wf at *4 Ir, sir Bis Ja*.B*» O* CI I lit* Can-rant U*!l if.tn*) I t",t'St* 1* It .el Waa Nail Hire* drlrlnr il li-il ..ft ta treat snd easllr .tat bar ft.i **f*. Trlumphsat tan a a r. a llati.i.hi. flalaha* t... 1i...1..iph Baa it., a patOt an. il I «>«art| SIXTH ItACre-Flaa farlaata Ths Kanm.rr* banatlca* All si* 1. Valu, la feat |t4* li. iS'dTs Heri* and Owner— Wi. St i» U~ 41 Mi. rtn i Op Hi amii*, f...>.-tt .1.11 l A i-a i.II* I i-',i i.i- I* Knaraae I •It* lt.is.ia isieaa) IT I I' j., I' l- nwuaan II __B ■l r*air* Bte.i iwsikari t*l 1 I'»*' 41* I* »n*.,i. till US III* Flrsbslt ilia.lw.il! lilt I* I' t* 4 Willi*.... t ||l .11*41 "in. l«, 11......... a -I' IsmaSl II I 4' IS IS f'Haaaall I* BB till CrHle lUa.isrl I*. T T 4- 1 I W. 1.1, W U! I J*s |»ratla IM»d wall) lit I t 41 1 F* Ta.i |.lj* fnui.i*.l will*. nr.bnll I At Bast I ml.e.taa Off at Itl Tim, IS, tt 11. II BBS*Sit I I*l* l-t Shaw. Hat alia 7 plaf-a. I show Shot out .haw S ■aVlanar b a. Tndillnstnn o*r alallan Train** by W. i-ahlll I Start Wr.n handily Kr.r ..n.i riritti.i Third .l.ivi.,. la.t.aii eff flam* won ell .1,. van, ft.-aft. fin... -m wall. *k«t knn, karl nut II si the half cla**4 fssl ri.-l.ali .an .1.. la.it.r ita tin cntl.i '_'__*•> SKVENTH II if*: 'in* mils Tha Osmii- hss4lesp. Thraa raar *>*>"*a_ „a| ,4 l V.lii* Is Oral lilt Es-sa Mora* aad prntta* wi 4. s _ t^a*7rFi«r^'p" CI 11-ltiy.ni I. t.lseb.n.,l I* I n n I' .-i4,,..n 111 l|.l 111* T....r Kauai HUM.ell,, It t 4* 4* 4* |S 1* AWal.l, 1 II Itl* Or**n Oral tßt Jam** Sta.).. tl IS I* I'm' I-.*- Tnnpaa H1a1.11.1l I I* I* I* I* I II» llraan Ii 14 Jtl«__jß4s*^f«lts» in«aw«11>,,,,,, I* 4 I folium •41 tt At p..ai I n.i.eii.a offal till. Time— rll: 17 I*: 1:11 I -Sr II 1 i a..r, I. 1-1* pises, l-l *l.nar t.a.. t-1 plsee, mil show, Kaal 111 show. Wlruiar lar r 11.n..v or >.ta H1.., l.aitr Train** by A. I. .a U*..,. M, r«li h.d Ml.nlaf Fay. Hurt «.»..d Wun flral thr** drlvln* Kan, I. m*.la bar flald 4ls*y chaals* tier r*.iat la«-4 r**l altar lay 11 off lb. early BBSS. Saat did wall 11*4* in*.l badly, Aifniiiiii-.il ami i.in i, Amur i nits A Paslllve Safe Hants Cars Ma llaleaHaaa n...1..e*i T. 11, 111..111K 111 881 l 114 Area. An...a In.l I**l. THE SEATTLE ST,*V»-*e>MONDAV, AUGUST 17, IMS. Cincinnati "Kid uniform on* afternoon and then again turned loose, fllngltiH one, gam* In the Central league and finally begging Manager Chart** CSrr at the Indianapolis team. In the American aaaocd-ttoa, lo _*»■ him chance, Louis Hurhsra has today to his credit th* highest percentage Of game* won- of *ny pitcher In the American a»»oclallon. Durham ha* pitched II same* for Indianapolis, and won 11 at them. The two to. .lid not win worn lost through no la. ..f ability on his part, hut bet ana* of error*. DURHAM HAS PITCHED THREE DOUBLE-HEADERS FOR INDIANAPOLIS THIS SEASON. AND WON BOTH QAMf _ IN ALL! THREE OP THEM. FOUR OF THE SIX GAMES IN THE DOU RLE HEADERS WERE SHUT OUTS. I ll* want In against Milwaukee i for hi* first double hesdei Then he tackled the Columbus champs. after Columbus seemed to hsve duo** up th* whole Indianapolis pitching staff t'olumbu* sue combed. Tb*a Ht. Psul Tacoma this week. There will he no gam* today, and tomorrow the Tacoma series starts. Th* men are confident that yesterday's victory l was the start of another big win ning streak and will go at th* Titers determined to get away with at least five out of the seven gam* aerie*. Th* llrst Infantry baeebsl! ken kept lis place at th* top Of the Military leaau* In winning from the Fourth Artillery yeaterday at American l-ake, th* final *cor* bit ing to 4. L-O-A-N-S IN* t'ltntntlraal.an m Pur 1...11.11ti* ptirpn*** tit ottinrwlaaß l l.oirii AT ON I'M. n Call on Il R. AM I* It I I 1_ ll* ..111...1.1a HI H EXPERT SWIMMER TO PERFORM A NEW FEAT Chas. Iloran to Swim a Mile in the Sound With His Hands Tied. ■SB—ll .1,. IMS I'has H. Iloran, th* orach Patt ern awlmmar, I* la I—Wa and la! about (WO Weeks wilt Bllelllpl to swim a mil* In I'nget Hound with bis hands tied Huron bail no Intention of swim lulus, In ii..- parte but with a group of friends recently the sub Joel of difficult feats In the water came up. tin- man made Ilia re mark thai Menu* tumid awlm a mil* with his hands tied and the .11. cussion Which si bbbb stalls.l ended In a I 300 wager, Koran's teals In Kaalarn water* hay* gained him a wlde*pre*d repu tation, on Oct. IS, i»oe, with both i anus tied, Iloran swam th* (reach* i WALKER IN LEAD Wins Mont Mono/ of Any Horseman at the Meeting at Meadows. Up date the King County Fair association has distributed la stakes and parses th* large sum of 1121 100. of which amount W. Walk ci through winning tb* Darby and the HO* Handicap, lias secured larger share than any other hor** ■Bß ll* ha* won 114,140 and Is far in Lb* load of the second OB the list, Ih* Ml lames stable, at li|. ha* won 11.310. W. P. Flo*, mala ly through his good coil Ulorlo, has won 33,113. and Sam Mil.lieth. do* In th* fact that his twoyear-otd* hat. won 'en race*, la fourth nn i the list. Following Is a list of own er* who havw won over WO sine* th* Commencement of ib* -ting W. Walker ....111. M" Bl James stable 3,340 W. I' Fine 3,113 B. C lltldreth 3.315 STANDING OF JOCKEYS Following Is th* standing of th* jockey* at 1 ti* Me* up to *ad Including August It. It** "IF I "if" 81 ill I P Fil 5 _ Jwksya J. P 7 i \\f\i t 14 li It f«l'"» I 1 I 1 M It t II II II b-llr II IT 11} tl 111 II Aa.hlbalJ ta tl 11 i* 111 f| P**« II 41 ST ll Itl II la. w*i*a t* tt yVtyiim it C. 11.a~.1l ttl i t itl tt it lla.ft. 1* |t |l tin. It l.r-a'|a* It It It at nt |4 I ll**** i* 4 I* 111 II 1 INabmta I I I 7 14 a William* 1 1 til il li.. aal II II l* a- a* !San*b a I. Ii It B Wll*M 1 I t II IT II Belli* II 14 II m II i KSlal* I I II I* t« I II 4 II Tt I* r. l.raati t I It it t II ll.aial It It I* Tl'ltl t A- Mease* I 1 II tl It I n mt*r i i I i* ,i B.KlaafSa.r I I I |1 T r a,,;'.,an I I I It It t •aatlll* I It I It tt 1 Url.ril. J 1 1 II a w V 'n-raa I I I II II I, It I) I alalia I I t II II 1 btanlrr ll t| It tit IT) I Th* following boy* have failed to ride a winner during the meeting: llerry, McfCwen Hhelliiti li*rg*n. J. I'a mill. W. Riley. Cole*, t.ln.i horst. Qtisy. Dearborn, Whit*, (lolden, Wrl*p*n. I'nrehanti. Mur phy Glass, Andrews, Hatmon Fain, Hoop*. B**l Aad*r*«in. King. Mm per. Jarett, Whll**lde*. F. Harris, Vlck*ry, F. Kelly. SPORTOQRfIMS Twelve ball player* from th* t'rtl v«r*lty of Washington will leave for Jspan tomorrow on the Toss Mtru Th* men will tour th* Island kin* dom, playing with th* various mil veralty loams of Japan. The ...i alii play serins of |im*t with tV*ie*.t* unlv*r*lly, K*lo university. Imperial university and ltit* t'nlver f Tokyo. The Knight* of Columbus team of Seattle forfeit",! their gam* with Snohomish yeaterday In th* I"th in ning, when the scorn was tied at 3. I'll Knights objected to a decision of the umpire. Other Seattle tetania that have gone to Snohomish have complained that, while their treat ment 11l other .aspects was all right, th* umpiring was rank robbery. i hehalls continued It* winning streak snd beat K.I 01 a at Chehslls yesterday By a score at 7 to 1 llelltngham and Kverett played at Rvwrelt yesterday, auppnaedly for the amateur championship of the northwest, ami lielllngham won, 4 to 3. Jon Sa-hlmnpf Webster*, th* All Navy team and the Victoria, B. C., BMragßttaa will have somethln. to Bay about that championship. The Toppenlth Indian* won from tho Yakima Tigers at Toppenlsh yesterday by a score at 8 to 2. Terry Mnatalne ant decision over Joe Willis at Ctlmii Csl„ Sat urday night. si natal crippled both band* early In the battle, or he would have H.-oieii a knockout before the fight had gone tho full 10 rounds. Willis was outclassed from i?... to gong ami was almost I'utman Hunting lloats .11 A. 1,. Malls. 1111 First ay*. Great Bargain Alt Solid taaatliar Hi..,..* *n. i. a. Hal* nn* tin r,i I USUI I Ml 111.11 Mil in, LARSON, 701 Ilk* HI. emus Hl.lilf.y Outt In Huston harbor twelve times In mi hour although I th* wager on which the feat was attempted only required hi* cross lug ten times. Th* current In Hhlrley i.iitt run* about i.i miles an hour and Hi" boat which went with Koran had i inutile kins; headway Koran ha* also crossed. In mid winter, Null fin!! another of the dangerous channels of Huston Harbor. At one lime Koran sunt to sleep in the i.i water* of Huston Harbor and drifted mm to when, it* BBS picked up by a host. Horsn says lint fast was accidental a* he did not Intend In go to steep ll..tan waa swimming instructor •I Harvard university undar Or. Kargrnt for four year*, but has until recently been traveling la South America, He la a tail, strongly built man and la confident that bo will aucceed In hi* present *tt*mpt. W M .inln-. .in. D, A it.** 3.315 W. .'.in ft Co 3.313 Keene 1n... ...»o II (1. Iledwatl 3,140 11. R. Hchsffer l.Mi l,g*)B Htilna t-l* stsbi* 1,773 Or*ng*v*l* stal.le 1,713 Ob-Jj ft Co 1.713 W. Fisher I.WS C B-nterd i.*...r, M Daniels 1,415 J. Oreen I.HO Ho** ft Co 1.770 R. Ha'tt-r 1.J65 B. Trotter 1.170 Robblns ft Co. 1,185 New nun ft Hon 1.150 B Wright I.ol*o W. B. t.f legal* 1,1*5 Roy Offut 1,050 0. B. Ware 1.-00 j knocked out in th* fourth. It waa then that Muataln* hull hi* right hand and was a hie to finish his man, although Willi* waa groggy and only needed a couple of stiff •otaaha* to he driven to tha shelter of tha mat for th* full count. At Italian park yeaterday th* crack Golden Hardens team of Mai lard again defeated th* Optimo*, this tine by a *cot* of J in 1. Neil Rtißdsy th* (told*B Harden* will seek r***u_* for their roctal defeat at th* hand* of th* Print era. Three of the price* offered at tb* rtitmarck alleys last weak for th* lawst ten and seven pin scores were won hi Scotiy gwackhammar. Bwßckhamnier best scores were 1(5 and M In the ten pins and Tl in th* sevens. Mahokea was high in th* seven lias with a soar* of so. Kenton won from th* Paint*** at Kenton yesterday by a snot* of to 3. Th* D R. Johnston team grabbed the long end of a I to 3 setyr* from th* Cream Ry* team yeat*rd*y. AUSTRALIAN BUMPED. MATTY BALDWIN. CHARLIE GRIFFIN. Charlie (Jriffln la a clever little man, and htt holds the featherweight championship of Vltstialls, but a llostun boy "showed him tip" th* other night before an ear-torn clnb. Tha aain* wss Matt)- Ilaldwla of Boston, who naie Griffin an awful .nattering in a six-round limit In the laat round Jriffln amased all It* holders by putting up a great fight, showing that, though beaten, ho was gam* clear through. Hit want* more chance* at American feather weight*, and will get them. Big Shoe B*l*. Whero jton csn met Shoos of th. latest styles at -.really reduced prices, la now on at Kredliind 11.ii n hit A laiu-min'* store, 706 I'll,.- St. Men's Reg. 2 for 25c Sox 7c -Hen. SOe I'ntir-ln-tland *te,kltn* IS* SI Ih* half pries sale. CROWN CLOTHING CO., 1121 Pint Ay*. HARRY RUSH WINS GAME Kept Butte Guessing All After noon, Then Knocked Home Run. With fl*rry Hush working like hous* afire at both end* and lb* middle of yeslerdav'a game, Millie nt»v*r once had a Its is In for the heavy end of Ilia count. Score; •settle, 6; Uutte, _ Harry not ..lily kept the Htm* sluggers humpbacked trying to '•"•ii»" with his pnr/llng shoot* but Just to show the isige Sunday crowd his slugging abtltllea. Hush slapped th* ball over th* right field fenc* in Us, second after Hwal* almost robbed Stanley of a hit "*Tse B*S*S ....".■'_"• ah it r.i a m ishlil. ef i i I i" i i v i i l a.. as i a»..r...t n, i c i ••till 7.1m,..tra. i. M assist 4 4 4 14 ■issisr, I tl«|t I 1 S T....18 it t IT I* "l r*uiie— art m en a si 1t....... If I s f. tf«. 1.1, las a I I S Mtirlsr. lb 4 f I I __________,** i i 4 Kf.l.a I 4

ff 4 4 14 4* Iti'ker. **9||* Claflie, 4 I "•"•"ei* It 14 ~l Oeaars Br Ifl.ll.il* S*sllls ll****** I Hulls 4114*4* 'a 4*4 •satana. M am* flush, T*t 1,1,. -H. tl« J 11.r,i.,|l Kl.rlen aasss—Csblll. ....rirtit 11.n4.vr ails. Irtar Slrttsk est —lis Has* 4, By r-l.riin 4. li.*.. eat i.«li. off 1t..... t. »ti cisflla Mil by piiehsC tail -Hewaa a..ii fles i.ii 11...1, Tltae ef 1:1* t-'miare—r»srr aflSlMlllillK* I r.tr.ir.. lest ft* __**« 4* .st* sinksn. It Sit, t «b-r.l.*a I* 44 |.t '-a If «i 44* Ssaill* 4* -.a .nt ""It* *f 411 At V1...-ee. Mantis* (sate— __. a 1' a a h.r4.se I II BBSS „„„M.„. til Basil *et*S TTa.fr.iaM* SB* Faa*,r*la*t-. --a. saw. Mall a a.* abas Art.tr.Araa ssias n. it. a Ab**r***a I I Ts.-aaw.. I 11 oalls* at St.* .f •.aaals.atb la Bis* SB sereual at it.rksaaa. il.ltarl.s a-sllff l"~_.„i.» an* a lt*ea. Calarae. Btaake-at. a la* *B«B SI a**ala__s. Marßlß* isms **_«..-,-. a Bfetkae* V*n-»«eer Attar stem awa ana B-takaae 111 V.«r. W ,M t W ATIOaTTT*t*OI* Wa- .-Bet ret li.i.ltnt II It? V— Terh 41 4* SSI Ic-Me-aw It 4* I*l |-t..:.a«li.fi.. 44 .4* .-it.c4t.a*ll II I n-eilan 4* IS .It* lit..Mr* (I *4 .It* m Uewla 41 114 V*••*#*.f's Pass SB At m. _•**•—* l lavals 11. New Tsr* It St Oar Isaall—tlaaOis.tt I B» a.k lie II At .1n..,. PTiDa*»lpbls I. Ctalaee* I *_t*«it a Was l.« Pel rw.«. 41 I* 111 ia. 1...... 41 41 .t«l Cletslsa* IS 41 111 cttl'at* IS IT iir 1-Bll.a.llaSU 4* li at. llaa'.n IS II i Wsabissiae 41 it tat New Yaw* 1* COAST tsAoi-a Wan Lest Pet I-*a ABsslas St 111 1-a.fl.e. m ii .til la* ItanrlM 44 I*l tl.al.til II Tl .41* Ts****e*s*y*s steel***. At Baa I***—as— ^_, RACES! RACES! At the Meadows Sir* Races*. I lull. I..tin or Shine rirt*t Race al 3 P. M. From June. 20 to Septemb«r 13. Car* teav* *v*ry 10 «-lan from Kit at ay*. and Jackson st after 11 o'clock a- m. Admissloa (Indydine Grand Staod) Gentlemen $1, ladies FIGHT I! WANTED Joe Glynn in Seattle to L Any Middleweight la J Northwest, Jo* Glyna, th* unknot ■___ Weight of the K*»t, e«|| _/* ■portlßg editor of Tb* B_T* morning to place forfeit fcL* 1 amount for go bet wee* jJ W__'! of Vancouver, n. C, or tfiZ^* of Aberdeen, at any tin, place fur any number of __.** winner ike all Glynn, who li iinkßo*»a_ coast, has In,. raeeetlr iIS from Host on ll* has »'*__a__ reputsUoa ss an amateor ke*_i__ has ilßiiionKt rated that Ufa a. coming middleweight tat *.___, all comera. Now is the Urn* te **._, _. pllt** In th* Northwest M £>a! is really lb* "•oaabo-y.*' TYRUS COBB'S WEE ALMOST STARTS li (By United DETROIT. Aug 17.~«r». flsymond Cobb, neay Mija r*j^t laomba of Augusta, 0* Hi i* tie more stremuous r*c*pd*s i>, her first stipesr.. rue bar* tttttm planned The bride of He _____ plon better sat in th* gr»e«_-_B Ssturday aftareooa *r*tk~~c*wl mother, watching her k**tt*4 _ -he diamond for the first tf«. She was not discovered ~s| *_ fifth inning, whea ,Tyrw mmZ out a three baggeri I* left .iv brought forth all Mi mmxmaAm pee-d. He looked fa tin* .-ni'isaiids took«» _«, trim little Kir I. ht.av-|V4t». given an ovation. Tbea**fc sunt in th* seats and watdudkn. lit when it was all over she ttnarj m* could not leave tb* park, ar a every entrance a mighty __«, awaited ber. The gronndka*t*per ***a*|(al lock the gate*, bat tb* stab t*>.»i to disperse. A carriage sit mSm and tbe Georgian, with bit Ma mother and little sister, tfttt tut hoar of watting. ma_ag*e to MM tbrougb a little doorsniy Is '£i right field fence. __ f^___^J___" M'lyTf.- r'--'^ The Grand? JOIIt oar *»-Tn|ii la.f W**k at Ik* Ivjssisr''- Baa I aataeiaea On*** Cms**?, a I -r»*tT**,t- 3 The If watt, at ^*___*__f__ff Lois Theatre ana* Surta.. Mats 111 tit. Ob ■aa*Tlb***n***aasin*'aißa_Ba,ii*i i 'til* All Tall* Wat. Ilk Canst Bias a, William Bii-ana* l-ia.a Catna*,. -ram itnuii saranrtsi.'' -tarsal* Pit*** far L**ta* ass*. J STAR S**lil*'* ta****** V*a*e*m* *%,,_* Thr** otaaasca* Dally -I tt 1 (It*. f>rt**B Itttsl If*, taiawl new bill namra ratttr Carrall J ah..,, lb* BlswrW Ist J. It. r.mm.tl BBS Pl** Othar _* a* -r»..A.m». ■■■inaaamM* "...i tmma*Bß •/l^-f-triik'iV.VlWß **l ana a a la* VanOaatOa r_^-j All This Week. Irrtt **aal.-*l M.B*m **-*a-B-_W .1 aaraSatalan alaart. »ul «*■■**__> -rliu Tratae* n*eaa*. *■**_; •_■__ Hat «w.e*ly -artrt ArUat*; Tb* BBS* Kief era aa* Ob****-/* i nats-Oty Manama, ttcOay. Sssß* Stan. klwasUi Past********. -_ WHITE I iMrMXsS CITY m PART Ope* Bt*tt ariirwil* *B* "a****** Oa-^aia.,l.l p. a _**___s_|MMßp BBottMWoan itatrtwr ,.__i llllltKlll CA!MS*? T*e mana**aa«wl r**r*-* its a which am. a* hi*nlr _*""■._* f*ll«4 I* meet th* raeak******* thai It as* B«t»**ary f* r_srs At ..lrr.laal.tn Is .11 T**<" it.ti iii a 810 '-BUB artra-CTf* i llliltll *t;r. Us* Park* Twajaiy-'w* ,I**. a, 7 AJml»I.Mt T*S C*SIB

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WOULD ELIMINATE GRAFT I INKING COUNTY AFFAIRS tt o m m for County Com mis •0. pledge Themselves w Business Methods. of *H srsft tl. ia...l,tt """a,*,, introduction of bust* r?~ma is ronAwt of all \\mrn**' I* the platform on •"JiT farrlgan and lleorgo *^__ir* running for the- repute B _atlon for county com iigiTh the First and Third I ____rt**st*cUv*ty* I fStmßt*** for *hlrh ,hry I •**•*_»*** the support of the Ist HJ^JaMk* City who have 11l !******_ tr if candidacy mi both _________***.- of Th* ____h*t there hss been waste* [SSsstM expenditure of county JJJ, i, tke mtat is siia..-ut t*m* Out Craft Margin, -W-M •»t"»**"w* BatfflWts* »alßt*nance Pria* __T ta t k* county Jail. am In Zmtl redacts! It to the _ TV** t» -».it tß*r* should be any graft Zr% tail it is th* duty of th* ■oft nuaia' se« that mtt k tea* Si M» •I*****l eomml» mm 1 »ii! It my buslne** aai s*t 1»»* co,u to mm* th» feri**M**r« and fit the *t t_ni»t*M ttm system of ]S©O-OWOO DRYOOCK. '"Ike «WsK Is In th* in*** a*_D*ri *Mvt> Pier 1, toot of Yes- At Bay eieveo tins** dally for the %»7 r*»Jd-'; Ro»nd trtpi kOc. $500 Reward IMHI n* al *l**S*lt*m ISal t lIMBSieWS I* f»»*s I tat data '\|gi,'B*'BWISDOIS 1 aaa* St fr*»B I Ita I 4* SB I. B. HKI-.IIHIH l|aa?Blsl M..-1 at. In, ISM la aa.l Mala St I^roo. ©ft***, lad It.* I «*m*a -say (^O3To|4IISECONDAVE.COR.SECOW)tWE^UWOt^ -__-_-____-____-__________■■ *^^Un, B H.^OSCTHC^-_STtaHBOT3 .-_t^*^^^ The Most Important Saving News to Home Furnishers Is the I Sharp Under- Pricing of a Line of Sample Buffets [SEE WINDOW SEE WINDOW W I I _ c _* mai d j _" m. __ Mahogany, for $3.95 'Or tj*?. _*f*J/*_l _"«• r* *_*• It *_» vVltl question the table of _..-** c-, CArt Solid Oak, Six-toot I able —/(so at the above one of pfarim Of Colon tOt *5.00 OUUU VUK, OIK I UVI iUUIt II _ O r vary *mtr»l numtiers In th* llili*iJlF*BSi**Wfd*lill .''aJi.'"*!?* 11 Ant /__"» 1/ I line. Hp**ri*l is to be found In {.to (pedal I* aa *t*___..______. _______ merits ef a _-«_______________________r**_w**»t_u»______ p£R§W MONARCH W 1 Malleable Range YhshLlnrlt tQ*..,, D-...1 'h*l thousands of our own city house- J 1 Llfli./ frills £.-__. D .1 I- tt. h.iiissrid* fM I fW'inCn Berry DOIVI keeper* are using this range dslly. and obtaining l_f„:~** D**..tl •"♦•Jay 2* In Place .f «v* *l-» Pi'"**''l* results. Day In and day out we Larfle IfllXWg DOIVI *>_•« _._ the most glowing aceovni* of how evenly, to shown in cut and mad* from quickly and satisfactorily a Monarch turns oat per- Made Of tatthtnware, lor J_C «ff desr g],»* worth usually 60c; fectly baked food*. Paoplß who know through use, Avery very much needed article 23- PO-»t'««r .I.U. that tt take, less ue to prepare a &E& ZTtlLXtl* Fa.. meal on a Monarch than any other range tiseo ror- _... -,_,._ „,,_,.,-, P a r thcn. Dishes. merly. Acquaint yourself with .a. mm n„. *_.«;;,-;;;« J*£j _"*.* is same •watch bowl; worth Sst pw,*-_P_^_^l__Bi 17 '*(______ Tuesday, 11. V_*****wJj_JLi IV. llt _J_STw( Hicks' Pirnout Canfleld Rubber Dress Shield; all Attn "\.^__?7^ n*-B_*'*'«ViW\'*_^ •,,)l'"- In nainsook covered; Tuesday, a pair IUO 35^^^^^!H A Sale of Sanitary Feather •If**'* To I*'* you an Inkling of th* prices quoted throughout the line, w» quote but three number*, hat r> '.I n*if you h*,rn th" **™™tie* the prices on all th* heather llttOWS nt r**'***l' Proportionately— a.l DaaJ.aa.aaal Prices ---Pound Feather Pillow*, covered with good, strong 00*. •(Il KeaUCed rriCeS tick; Tuesdsy. each uilC •-Pound Sanitary P**ther Pillows, striped feather CO*. ticking; Tueaday, each U*JU Pound Motel Pillow., select, clean feather*, art tick- oßa ins. Tuesday, each UtiC A rare opportunity for hotel men and rooming bouaa keepers. Special Offerings From the Basement K^_o*_**_______|_s____*_s Good Tin Top Jelly Clssses, .pint tire, 0 1 ft doien _■ I C ____*. __^ |Hjw High-Wheel, Easy Running Lawn Mower*, utuslly at nn OnF l*^vZj V *"vi m* '«0 E O3 Poachers— 3 eggs st s time: easily handled Q l"*'^"*"B*_________^ without burning your fingers; Tuesdsy, each 3C Leather Bound Suit Cases, with bra** lock snd csteh es; full site and Inetpensive Suit Case; extremely 0t «_C light; Ideal for short vacation trips; Tuesday, each 11£3 Wtatker Forrcmtt— C* CJ LJ T"1 I^l i* Era it* T\ Pair Ton.ght and Tue*- JJJ Jaw f"\ I I J It _ ll_J *__J day; Light Westerly J\\ J J *___/ ____/ __■__) •*___■# Brttttm, bought up all th* ff>h egg* In ramp, saying 11 for each eg,, tn order to become rercondled with the girl, whom he knew waa very fond Of **ga In rapid succession the render follows Swlftwater and finds him one moment flat broke and almost In rags, .ha- next minute bul warked wtlh a suns fortune of 1100,. 000 combeik from the gold laden aaada of Alaska, or eloping with BOB** young girl whom he wanta to wed. Betwaar* hi* divorce*, his af fair* of tka heart, his marriages and hi* rapid changes from poverty to th* heights of affluence, there Is j much thai Is exciting and of spec tacular Interest. Th* story Is one told In simple Isnguag* of a man who*** life has apparently been on* of few virtues and many faults. A spendthrift always, and very seldom exhibiting •yen ordinary business Intelligence. Swtftwater is pictured without the slightest attempt to condone his shortcomings or .'«i«i- his vir til**: a man whose name has al ways been associated wtth unlim lied quantities nt virgin gold wine and women, and whoa* *sr-ai>ades form one of the moat Interesting chajtors In what will probably al ways to considered th* most spec tacular period of Alaska* history— tbe dsys of the big rush. 'TIS PIANO BUYING TIME Disputed Shipment of Fine Strictly Brand New Pianos at Actually Half Price— Terms the Lowest Ever Made. SIX DOLLARS DOWN GETS ONE A disputed invoice covering two carloads of fine, strictly brand new, up-to-date pianos, has been the means of many homes securing a fine piano at the Pioneer Piano House last week at positively half The*. pianos had been refused by a local house on the grounds that tin had been shipped prior to (he -late ordered. l In- manufacturer begged us in tHite them off his hands At first we refused, on account of out es tsbllshment being well stocked. As a last resort the factory mad* its a ridiculous offer—cutting th* price squsrely In two. lit.-li though Au gust is a (lull month, this offer was too tempting tot at realized thst there are slways buyers galore If -la proposition is right. OVER TWO DOZEN GONE. All told, there were forty-two In struments, which were placed on i sale last week, Alrcadv over two dnten of these really mi* pianos have been tagged Sold The re- DOWNING, HOPKINS RYER, Inc. IIItOKKIta. Stock*. Bonds, Uraln, Private Wiit*. Bnlh Mion.*— 111 lit 111 111 Alaaka Did* i >i«lei |-,eetit»il tt* Irvhl laeitl *r OB Mm |ln« AMERICAN HEIRESS MARRIES JAPANESE (By United Frets.) P.TTBIII.RO, An* 17.—Pittsburg society was surprised lodsv at the announcement that Miss Kiln* Ma. I'ocnter, an heiress of this city, was married to O. ghigotnahl Ma- Jims, a Japanese at a small *.tllagc near Toklo last Saturday evening. The announcement of th- wedding cam* In a cablegram to Mrs. I. Kalston Livingstone, of gpringdsle, an anrif of the bride. Majlma com** from a prominent Japanese family. He was educated In Notre Dame, and entered the Harvard law school from there three years ago. ll* moved in the beat society of .ion and Cam bridge, and met Miss Poaater, who waa attending school In Boston. Millionaire Banker Diet. 11ALT1MORK. Md. Aug 17.—A private cablegram received here today announced the death In Mann brim, Germany, of Frank Hamble ton, a millionaire hanker of this city. I lamhleton was one of th. beat known financiers In the south. He had gone to Germany for in health IBM-Slat ones will surely not last long at thi prices advertised. There are two styles, the fanci est ITf. values, Mil.l a plainer style, usually sold for }100. The flrst mentioned ones sre now offered at the uniform price of 1232.60; $10 rash and $7 I month. The $400 sty lea go for $198, which in less than half price. Pay $6 cash and agree to pa] If. per month, and the piano wilt be delivered at once.* Itemcmber, every plant. Is Strict Iv brand new and up-to-date In ev ery respect. A five-year uncondi tional guarantee accompanies each instrument. If Instrument does not prove exactly a* represented, "Money Back." If you are looking for a big -nap —a chance that yon may never have again hurry in at once. Thar* are many homes Just wait ing tor an opportunity like this, so don't put it off and la disappointed Remember, ft', cash Is all you need piano will be delivered Immedl nl. I. He on hand early. If pout* hie. D 8. Johnston Co., the Pio neer Piano House, Third and Uni versity, Johnston Co. nidg BIG OIL FIRE RAGING. "J TAMPICO. Mcx„ Aug. 17.—D*. •pit* every effort made to stop It, j the mtnlstura volcano of horning oil in th* Ban Or..mm., district continues unchecked consuming more than 100,000 barrels of oil daily. Workmen today are (imp ing Immense quantities of sand and mud Into the crater In an effort to abate th* flame*. *^^f P* 11, Jta^aeaa a_F'_L I 1 w, 1 I mmm vzscj -_kJL_f*t__ Br^aTag aa If* _*- .t-afsw *a_tr _H L $fcf ,!__f 1 fry L i a- _V ii* m m ~*_ tt* -_- «T 5 -TB* a*2s I VI m *J L J- rf _r^:_s s^V *l\ J rie^rf Everett and Edmonds Ml. Alt -I 111 I It rare* reua* inn aallr. ..**t* ill* at a. at.. It at. rand a mm. Sunday la*,* a.atria St lit* a. B% %M in aad 5 t>. ss. i *Jti* Btiraii at Silt a. mm. 3.1t 1/ nt aa* 111* B. tat bus',, if** BTBtt 46 a. I*!. Ill* a. as. sad til* p as. Slßgl* far* I* httohufß- Ul- SIS*. Hound trip *I *0 Itoaiiir-r City at Kv*t*tt Calm** Dealt, ftaaaa— bl.sMi INI. Is* 1114. Mr. Hum*, of Ih* Vulcan Iron Work** has just rof.Bln *m*ih»r victory Is th* tl*W *ii**d «te**l Just (ut on th* Steamer Monticello .*■_.*.*»_ tight mlniitf.* In Urn* tMttee* **«lil* and li a. Nat, Yard, which *k ai.i.* a naw schaduls of sit rousd nipt dally l.aailn* Flyer ttoi-k. fool of Madl* •on alt.rt, at tilt, I.lt and Mr* a m, I in. 10. and lilt p. in. Saturday, Hl* p. in. Sunday. IM p. rat. leaving 11iat.i.a.1.... 1:11 and 11 11 a. Ilrtt, E &0. tilt and lit p. SB Sunday night, lilt luaia-.ti .-I J si __&>* °n •flf Flyer SEATTLE TACOMA ROUTE. Far* 350 Round Trip, 60*. FOUR ROUND THIPS DAILY. LEAVES SEATTLE 6:44 and 10:25 a. m., 2:06 and 6:45 p. m. LEAVES TACOMA 8:35 a. Nt, and 12:16, 3:65 and 7:30 p. m. U. SEELEY, Jr., Agent. Seattle-. Tel. Main 17*. T*eom*-T.I. 211. a

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THE SEATTLE STAR o y STA ft FUBLISMINQ CO. 1307 110* SsytreHh- Ay*. EVERY AFTERNOON gXCKPT SUNDAY. phones sssr mxn The** ar* exchangee, and connect with all de- QBB^W!*'' psrtment*— far B*a*rtnt*eit mr nam* *f perse** r jratt want. 7 _ till tan STAB SltßSt till lull*-* a*. Biiaaa. 8a11a.4 It* Bvaaarr arts atiartt v m....i. Bra*. It** «..«t*faiiar At. sua..- I Sl*. Os* rani aw easy, an ..aitia per aia.S ar laant, n.a ,**ala par Bsaat» De* llaar*.i i.. mail earetar lea ft** Batata* .1 th* faetaetlee a. Baal. Wa.t.1a.1... aa. ...a. .la*. TO Mat St-BSCBtBEBS—Th* I.l* »»ur stiSseHptlan •""•''**'","!_ list aI 18-it .f Vtlt.B I* 4.1. arrlv... It •_*■»^»____»" hi. I-..,. ..1 e_t.B««. yaur Bant* I* from th* 11.1. .Han** af Bala an lh« »ttt»r»a* lab*, la tacalpt. ___________________________ ___—-— ?h i mv. v.- mUmrEVmmm it... maX!mmmt '-w '""la'Th "T.-J'a. he cart.l. __ *t**.« _,_, _ _,!_! *«.t.. --la fhia a* *a Ira .aalala At *t*Vß* ttar 1J »-aa aa* ii I* th* aal» tsar. __________________ THE MAN WHO LOSES MIS VOTE There once lived in these United States matter when «~-a nun who ever since his majority bad voted for the losing candidate** in national elections. Never .hi. had there been a president in whose election he hi.l any pari Always his vote ha.l counted only negative!) in reducing majorities. Ha liad always voted "no" when "'i"* ayes had it." good citizen, but he got tired a* "losing out," as his neighbors said, sad "losing his vote." So he changed. There .ante a time when a man named Cleveland m* run ning against a brilliant statesman named Maine and our old vote-loser made up Ins mind that he would, just this once, "save his vote."' So, purely for the sake of being with the winners, he voted for. 'Maine. Luck, fate, destiny, whatever it was that camped on his trail, was against him again Blame lost! lie ha again "lost his vote." V. before lln next election this man died, never having voted for a success ful candidate. Now, which vote did he lose? Did he lose those lie cast according to his convictions? No. The man who votes his political faith, though he votes alone, never votes in vain. The vote with principle back of it is never lost. The juror wit., sees the truth in the evidence and votes alone against II does not lose his vote. The man who protests against a collective sin or wrong, even though he protests with a handful of hi- fellows, never loses his vote. wising truth, going down in the ocean of error for the last time, throwing up her hands in despair, is rescued from death by the floating plank of the vote that dares stand alone. Writ- the votes of the old Abolitionists lost? They never elected an officer, but they remolded a government, trans formed a constitution ami threw the nation into a war from which it emerged a new nation. Who among the old Demo crats and Whigs cast votes so forceful as those dejai»tte-l by the followers of I*ovcjoy and Phillips? Lost votes? Not ..tic of them was lost. Did the old Populists lose their voters? Wit v. they have made both the old parties Populist! The h -Allison bill today contains the plain for the issue of money on warehouse receipts, essentially as advocated by "Pa** Chase, "Calamity" Wcller and "Cyclone" Davis. The Populists never loaf a vote, because they voted for what they believed. It" you are a voter, be a man. Vote a*, you believe. Pay no attention to the crowing of the political cocks that each claim to herald victory. What do you care for victory, except as it forwards the political ideals in which you believe? This election means something. Great issues hang upon its event. It may bring in great reforms. But no reform embodied in either platform is half as great as that which would come when men would be ashamed to use that dastard's expression, "I lost my vote?" The man who says that, loses his vote beforehand, For, when principle struggles with ignorance, he who would save his vote must often lose it

Election of Rob Hods* aa -riff of Kin* comity would cut off on* of the richest grafts enjoyed by tha county ring Kvea ware th* pre* •nt county (oiamiaalonara re-elected, they would not date to set »aid* more money for tbe maintenance of prisoner* than waa asked by th* sheriff and Hodge Is pledged to ask for only tha actual cost Tha charge which Is made that Hodge was once a member of tha county ling Is without foundation He has always refused to liataa to dicta tion In political matters and was kept In his position a* deputy sheriff at Black Diamond by public sentiment alone •-That both civil and criminal ess he decided by court* of appeal on their merits aad not on technicalities, la the recommendation of a special committee of the American Mar Association, appointed to con sider the qaa-stloa and report to the next meeting, which convene* I* Seattle thl* month. Should this practice be adopted. It would greatly laar*at* the respect of the public for courts and law, Thar* la noth- Ing mora discouraging to law enforcement than court decisions hated OB technical point regardless of th* merits of the case Involved. That Tuft Is destined to be a second Cleveland is Indicate! not only by hi* physical proportions hut by tha further fact that he Is plan ning a fishing trip on tba eve of the campaign. MR. SKYGACK, FROM MARS i r i iiiinaja^nr ml m\\\\\\ mw IDEAL MOTHERS ACCORDING TO SMALL BOY-NO. j "Jimmy, d.m't you too thoar* bora trivia* 7"" the s« I intuitu *l«u* Win IK) .mi petrttst la wasting your Hate laanlnr* up tha- raid' S.-. ins to ma that If 1 a**r* a 1t..) Id tan in th* water all the tlnit .Sow, pleast* drop that rake and and If you com* back 1..-tt.r« nipper I'll liad.il* mW&SmimSSXmm YEASTHOP'S FABLES (A* Translated From th* Origins! Choctaw BY F. W. SCHAEFEfI. THE LION. JUPITER ANO THE ELEPHANT. Th* Una had long been nursing a secret grief, and one Bay gas* It an sfrri** gallop for the benefit of hi* barker. Jupiter He began ■•satng In this wise oh J up*. It Is true that 1 w*ar th* belt In the heavyweight class, that I'm as see when It come* to Imposing front, and am the big sots* la th* Jungle. Hut Ufa Is a quince as long as I to piece* at the wing of a rock." At this Una of talk Jupiter didn't hat aa eyelaah. "It get* yon nothing to {.aa m* Ilk* this," he thundered I>• handed fmt everything of th* sort that I've got my**tf. and If a he-hen tan I.luff te-, member It's th* only thing that can.** Hut tha IJuti was f_B4 and sore, anyhow, and wished ha wmitdn get cold f*«t every tint* h* heard a not** tike a barnyard. II" was still yammering over It when h* met aa Kiepbaat. ll* noticed that the aUpb wa* making per pet 11*1 palm leaf fan motion with bla ear*. Asking the answer to this, the Una was told by tha Klephaat: "Do you aoe that gnat It a*-tag around' Wall. If ha gat* In my ear I'm down for th* count. It would mean my funeral." At this th* Lion cheered up. Tina business!" h* said "Bring him over and If ha can kill a Dotalnerker rooster.** Moral: (Ttaaathi.p forgot to supply on*.) SHE RECOGNIZED HIM AT ONCE Husband Isnswerlng telephone)— Confound th* dod gasted blank ety .ink blank service! Who are they trying to get on thi* line' Wife (at the other end)—Thanka, Central, that's lb* party I wanted. wiiAt "Gus Browni" saw I whai "Gus Brown" says 23 ***«t_s*M_-___rfflUiwf*ti ibbii im _tii nl 1 Splendid 1 I Exhibition 1 yl Of New Fall Suits for Men anil Young Men. i'-\ f\ Style* and creations entirely exclusive. We |-J f| invite your inspection New Fall Blocks of the |J 1 great "Stetson" Hat. J^A^^f- Kg Second ur*d Yeslcr "Where the Cars Stop" fi ffl All Light Weight Goods Reduced. r%\ S-aßa_Bßa9aa_Hß_H_n_n_ißH_i THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY. AUGUST 17, 1901. STAR OUST OHm. Q t "Oratltud*," sill.l in. I* Kb*»n, "seems to Il.rm..n,Cl..y&Co IK^^E___i_fej| •J I*o6 B*t-ond Ay*. fm^ _M BY JOSH Bfid, My plow has turned a furrow tlTv-.itf.il tb* loam, Mil. gleams where that est Ins flowers iio'l; That's all—but, atrangnr, It Is Homo. I't-i imps ray eyes shaft some day sre groat trees Nod o'nr Mm spot where uncheck ed winds now whin*; l'*rh*pß, In years to com*, tin* vag rant brooie Will whisper round a mansion, stilt**- nil mine. I't-iliaiiH, beneath a not unkindly fata,' My throw against tb* desert's spell shall win Bo he who lingers at my outer gat* Shall know prosperity Is housed within. But whether all my dreams shall b* la vain. And whether if.ids of chance nod aye or nay. Com* bub or shadow, drought or welcome rain. My atake* and tent and plow spell 11..in.- today. laainva-r Republican. COLORADO IN DRYDOCK. The crulaer Colors.ln I* in thl* diyd.n-k being repaired. Fast stesmers leave Pier t, toot of Yes lit Way, eleven tint** dally for Hit- Navy Yard. Hound trip. 60c. o_-__-„„^______ A I 111: it I AINM CIN _ J rasßd*. t+*te»l*S, Jew.it,, _ HH'l AM' lItUHI. 4 W 'iilltal I.ai»*,( MHtllttllllllllaiiaaa, Style, Fit, I Hi Quality —yon want tha beat of all of these la that new rail Bait and you'll set It If yoa Insist on "Bradbury Sys tem Clothes, ('all and eiamin* tba new arrival* carefully—try oa and sate bow beautifully the garments fit— note the mod crate print* then you'll pin your fait", on "Ilradbury System." You're w.'l.a-im* to open an account if not conven ient to pay cash pay a lit tie down and a little at a Urn* for lb* new suit wi Eastern Outfitting Company tea 1332-34 2*W Second Ay. Union St. "Stattl*** Sellable Credit Meuee" OUTBURST OF EVERETT TRIE t-*****-THE! Q__AKt_R***->*9 WHOLESALE DRUG^J^^CO^ REI^ -TOWN STORE USE YOUR PHONE 1013-1019 fIRSTAVCNU& 14 H ISO 2915 MAIN 1.44 uptown store _?I__n_4_l we deliver-: PIKEST.-tWESTLAKE AYE. W-Mffrtf.!!* FREE TO ALL SEATTLE ■_B>rw*J I*'*«S(|| __tf_____j 1I I t^___t _ m\mm 9mTammm\mm\ 'mmaWkW S' «"»v*ssris!. i 53 The Quaker's Bi-Monthly Leather Carnival I Once evory two montlis wa hold Leather Sale, ata_ie_ ibb* I wo get rid of practically all odd* and ends. During Mr _*.« I dsys Quaker customers are given an opportunity to . I ri.,e. 111...1 It. a Waslllnf,l.rll -tliatat. Main till IB*

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pR OWNIN a ENDS SUN DA V OUTING (Hirwtrd Rich--*Bo** Falls to *HU Death From Sailboat. _. "a talttnit. ",,,m w»*kls«tf'S i">'v"*l-' tragic jj,!" ytatsrdsy afternoon when o,*tfd I. Richardson. SS years old. S fr«a of sail JJLii»r* r*J* off park PROPOSE NEW LA W TO AID DAIRYING I jfilk Inspectors Must Stand I Educational Test of Efficiency. mm. "TV* dairy**-** E»n«f-tlr are vary t{r l .|o roeperat* with your !*,-_. t*tlW*:» In their *fforta to atlstsis portly of milk." _ ft BaSltlt of Oriltt*. th* president '"'dwim* Washington Dairymen's ja^tectl*** ***a«iail"*i twalit* that th* department •to bees h*Rdlrapt»-*d ha the lack fastis to ettent, an.l will before 'at* *tst» legtalstur* this etater ailfc a** law which w* mm** wi" of general tt* d*trjt"« Industry, nnd will _* local board in furl her Ins ti*. pretest work. »T*a saw lew will require that --a tste**H*r* shsll hst-tt fit* aa*a** *t*l!**f*i experience MBit hold Ummm tram torn. recognised Bttaal Ala* thst each herd shall Is is*lt'i least once a yr-ar tar lbßhiahtsts th* state to pay |V j for BfTtan.tl animal liistt n*r**J. or permit the us* of llflilff ______* __■*_■__■_■ ____■ tiH^ ________>r _H |f| If I ll Special Sal*? B fIiBREATEST CLEARANCE E SALE IN THE HISTORY _H ■A* OUR STORE. H I •ILK AND WOOL SUITS. 1 regular prices 123 to MO. I I Special Sal* price IH 112.50 I ■We have about On* Hun I dred Fin* LAWN. BA- I TISTE and LINEN I k OR ESSES, regular price* I $10 t* 813. Sp*eJai Sal* 5 artm ......fia.TIS I On* Hundred WOOLEN I I S!SKIRTS, regular price* I ft* M to SIS. Specs! Sal* I »**e* »**.t»N II ALL LINEN SUITS. HALF I tt tvtry Linen Butt la th* E«*ry Linen Suit In th* I Start J*** On. Half Price. W TM* swan* all *ur High- I Cists La*** Suit*. 9 lacs R JACKETS. JUST I pffIfMALF PRICE Lies Jackets Just I lO**vN*lf 0 th* Regular \*rm. -^**_nffl*fM COAT*. I BILK AND WOOL COATS, 1 I p regular price* 87.50 te I I*loo. Special Sale price I 8. Shewing of New Pall f Ss*** jw*t arrived. New I BAt, Coat* and Skirts. M ■WestbergS (Mis I 1.... laatereaw-ted fflf |p*'*t sTcaH'Aw. till (J 4UL GO-CART PARASOLS AT COST $150 Boys' ft.., I la 4 _-..._____ I Boy's Extra Heavy Steel Body and Wheel Express I I Wagon: size of body 12x24 inches: very qq Well nude; worth $1 50; Tuesday, special %JoC I j i 25c Dog. Coat and Hat 25c Gas Globes. 15.** Hooks, I Opal (is* Globes. Imported, snd or Nickel-Plated Steel best made; regolar 1C ft Cast sad Hst Hooks; rust proof Tuesday, special I Jt, extra strong; worth 10*» _ -_-. &iDCa*»AVlNUl a_r,r_ uh.'jh m rials r. ti.tntti.iii-.t-.. and was ill,ib ii,-,I K. 1,. Ihirell was in th* boat with him stul a party of ftinmla about logo anil ins with Hi.liiiulaiii. wars at Hi wharf. After th* drowning tin* lake wss dragged but th,- body was not found 111.- UK.. Is sit.. .-..0 deep whttfa Itlt'hsrdson wenttn. Kit mi .latin was stasia ami re *1.1.-.l at 1939 Klislil ay. W. 11. leaves a sister In Chicago, still was a nephew .if W R, Thonuison. mana ger of I'ti.-BBtt ll*bt*r*t*Bhfii the Hank* system of Isolation for liitttsalliit. pUiptltllß. "The chief trouble, so far ss tv- berculosis Is concerned, conies from the. beef cattl* tllli>i*a.| In from ..lit side stairs .mil permitted to |j,. mil to pasture hair* while awaiting slsuahtttr. T**t**t* cattl* fr.-.|ii. iHi break through tho ftttit-t- and uilnsle. i with our dairy herds, thus .aim rauntrstlna the disease to our inlli-h cow*. a* a pruptta* in this new law an tnspt*ct!on it the stato bounds or Coasßlrlf. Isolation from t»ur milk herds until the animals are killed for market." $590,000,000 FOR THE BRITISH NAVY i ii (Ay United Prrtt.) LONDON. Ann. 17—The 'iltlsh tim*rnnia*tii arrordtna to the Pally' T»l*gia|.li -t.-mi'latr** raisin* a large loan In vlow of th* growing; natal .oiiii»-ition abroad. li la stated that RnaiMtlar* of tha hlattaat standina bar a undertaken to find S*aoo,i)-0.000 on nominal terms to meet th* net t-atsili. of lite- fleet for the -tt few year* without dlsor- K-nUing Ih* annual tni-U- or cast* Ing a heavy burden upon tht* pres ent generation. EVANS RETIRES TOMORROW. (By United Pre**.) MOHONK taAKR. N. V, An«. It. I Tomorrow evening Rear Admiral Robley It r-tans will bar* complttt* «d his i- year* of senrlco tn th« United State* nsty an.) ha will ha placed on th* r«tir*4 list. Ill* friends plan to cctebrat* the occa sion. ARRESTED FOR MURDER. (By United Pre it PORTLAN'ti. Ota*.. Aug. 17.—Wal* t,*r Johns.m baa b***_ arreattd by Sheriff Itaacock. of Washington county, on a tut «a- of hating killed JB-BtBT I***da* la the mountain* hark of Hllishoro. Ore. Johnson j will b* taken to HilUboro. CAN BURN SLASHINGS. MQffWlpOl lITMIBPEEi (By United Pre...) oI.YMI'It. Aug. IT IVrmlte to 'burn slashings sre now being Is sua-d. This order waa suspended Ifit* weak* ago, owing to th* dry weather, but 'recent rains bar* put a stop to th* ilaacer of spreading I flrea. 7 Legged Of Lends Convention. EVKRETT. Aug. 17.—Tho lea-U- tit* committee) of th* Washington I•on*«- re|«l*r*lla>e Is la chars* of tb* Edmonds local No. 14. International Wearer*' Ualoa of America. Tony Pastor I* Recovering. NEW TORE. Au*. 17.—Tony Pastor, th* tr*teran actor and man ager, who. for sa>ireral days past j ha* bean critically 111. I* rapidly inaoaiii* Hi* physicians now b.« li*»e he will r**Oß* Mg/t WORLD'S PREMIER^ DIVORCEE I

Test THE MATRIMONIAL AFFAIRS OF MRS. ORACE, ETC.. LOVE. a

H*ra It summary ef Mr*, Love's engagements with Cupid! I 1114 Eloptd at Los Angeles with Frank Nixon Coffin. tit)*.- Divorced from Coffin In Chicago on th* ground that he caused tie,- msntal anguish. ISSS—Child'* death bed pis* reunites couple snd they are r*msr* ried. r m IBS* Divorced again an th* ground that Coffin got Intsslcstsd. l 1899—Marrlsd to J. C. Wallter. a hotel clerk at W*Uk**ha, Wis. She gave inn, $50,000 and they took a trip to Europ*. 1901 Divorced from Wall er an the ground that he got mad at her story Book, heroes and burned up her manuscript. She sis* said he struck hsr at Qrt**nacr* farm. 1901— Mains* Frank Ninon Coffin again. Sh* leave* him in four h*ur* after a my*t*rlou* woman call* —Divorced from Coffin for the third time. t'JOJ—Come* to Los Angel**. Mother leaves daughter fortune. Sh* mar nee Parkin* A, Layman, a clerk at th* V*n Nuy* hotel. 1-X>*>— Divorced from Layman In record llm*. Charge, desertion. 1906— Marries Hugh M. Love, a new-paper reporter. 1008— Fit** suit for divorce on grounds of cruelty, non support and neglect. I SOS—Withdraw* charge* and make* up with husband. 1908—Flies Bttcond suit for divorce. I I*oß—Obtains divene from Love.

3d_jS__fc£g|j^ta&ri^ (Star Special Bervice.) LOS I "'TTsTI 1. Csl. Aug. 17.— V. hen Oraca rineli fofflnt'offln- W*lk*r-C*afria-Layßtan Lot* ureal a dlTorea from Hugh M. !.ov* of th* local board of health In the (tttrlor court her* a f*w d*v* ago. th* decrea made her the premier dft-rt*** of th* world. Th* *t.*ry of a world* record In th* dtsore* court* I* told briefly BBS-Be Pink pajamas figured prontiavnt ly In Mr* tare* last tilt with Dan Cupid. When th* fair divorcer* as rend*- the witness stand to relate whareia Mr Intro had not lived up to bis name, tha court room "a* well fiiit*d with a large concourse of fair fetclnlnliT, soma with only short records and torn* with SB record* at all, but alt waiting to so* a n*w reatxtrd established. Mr* lute fold her story In a low vote*. Hate hang her head white on th* stand. Seteral time* tho court wa* oblige*! to ask ber to speak loader "On tn... occasion," said Mrs. tava. "Polly—l mean Mr Lavs cam* bom* while 1 was giving a Unprecedented Values w _mi is^v Never before bat* conditions and circumstance* compalled tt* to BMka such unusual Inducements to Piano buyer*. c Will Prices Interest You? Him tllllll'lJJrlitlffiliillil^MinW'n^^ffllH 111 l \^^^^Sa^^Biaam^A*^mßAm\ If so, read our list of prices on ust*d Pianos, and If you are j wtde-awsk* yon will not fail to trail yourself of this opportunity. Detailed description unnecessary. Prices talk We will aot I bother you with tiresome descriptions of the following l'lsn..*. as you will have to sco them to appreciate them, and w* only ask you to inreatlgate at once. One iTeraoa, regular price $:..i\ now $11.7.00 I Ona Iverson. regulsr prlca $250, now l.lsiMl Ona D. 8. Johnston, used short time 15.00 Ona Winthrop, shopworn ilio.oo One Kohler A Campbell, perfect condition 11l .i.tHtf One Kohler Chase, excellent condition ''..0.00 On* Wagner, uattd two year* ..VIM) I One Wheeio. it, used nin* months 275. HO Una Btuyvessnt, used six months U50.00 f, W* h*v* numerous other Just such bargains, which this apse* will not permit us to mention. Remember, an i-t.-tmiu-i- agr* nit-tit. enabling you to exchange *ny Piano purchased In Hit* ssli- in one year »til full amount applied, also regular Kohlor C'haso guarantee, will accompany escb Piano sold. If you ara not exactly ready to purchase, we would advise that ynu call in,l Investlgata the stock, make a small deposit and permit us to hold tin- goods for you, a* an opportunity such as we .in- offor* Ing will not hat given to you for some lime. a 'I Kohler Chase j 1318 Second Avenue Weber Piano Dealers TTTTT SEATTLE STAR— MpTtt-tMY. AUGUST 17, 1908 musical* to several of my friends lie walked right through th* room I a lib..nt speaking to sot of us and w*at to bis root* la a faw mo ments lie earn- out with hi* pink pajamas and bathrobe, and. taking a Matt lie* th* fireplace, pulled out pip* and began to amok*. I for j got to stale." added Mrs. Lore, "that has pol his trot on th# top round of a chair." Mr*. Lose testified that on tnsnt occasions bar husband choked b«*r Bad treated her in a brutal and In human manner "I am so happy," aatd Mrs. tare, after recalling bar wis let tea* "Will you marry again T* asked as laqtilalti-. reporter. "I can't Bay.' said Mr* tose, and she entered tba *l*t*tor. Mrs. taore «tp**ct* to leara a.*.* tor m trip to Honolulu, and tat*' that wh*n she com** bark she, etpttct* to **ttl* d.iv* sad be awry happy, but whether or not It I* to b* alngi* happiness or martial bliss j l* th* grant *4*cret. Mr* Lov* was fi.rm.-rty Mi** flraca Htmll, daughter of Amos J. Bnell. millionaire Chicago banker. *Q TJ« A *T"C* rj r B I \l ■f .tea*a _B__aM _L ___ __ _____ _. _ aß_* B a M I|ui*,a.a la.l^r^T^AMV^iP^ Jta'F' X^ A_/ ',S__*-_L» /j /•^.l-^i^ .../;.sa'-^_.,^.:",; *Vs3__L__*__^ j

J^K- Tilt. Ml til It STANDARD Is dedicated to the servle* of the people This store 7^^***__ repre*ents 1...1. i th* ill..si complete, most modern, as well ss til* largest* finest ..Xfi'i l'i/flf7n/*T*o*^ **v* betaefumlshlng stor* In America. Our aim Is to male this store a safe, pli-assnt VfMj///////ffjSSm\ "n store; w* K9fl JpHT Standar H»w B ou fun ■"■or**-*,--»** on th* illttrlrtt. making It possible- /XL 1 lf-.-*__. _,[. matter of range burins. Just for ion to receive tha* earn* _ _. telephone and ask for th* Stove prompt, factory service at SP__l tIP 1,1- -_m__ '""1 R* Department, '■bibbs-IB" city folk. __g__g IQW"Ia —Sunset. Exchange 24 lad. 4.43. I J.,::;.™«':':^l----- AMUSEMENTS

I l-'sutaiia. the farewell bill of the but Francisco Opera company was, •given *t th* Grand BBS house last night to crowded hou*«. and aaa well received. Tbe production }.f Schubert* opera as given by •rank Haaly's troupe of singers Is I a deserving on*, and should play j tv psckcd houses all week. Teddy Webb a* Hawkins, the slat was, as iißttal the lilt of the J.leca, and his specialty, "That's Krt," Bain greeted wllh great ap- i.lavs*. Mabel Day, th* vow prima lunna of the aggregation, bundled he part of Fanuy Bvaratt, known as Pan tana. In her usual artistic Jnanner. The romsntder of the cast t-.-aa well placed. ••Girl From th* West." Tbo Ilurgess Hunting company made good yestnrdsy with their production of Mark Swan* "The J tin i From tl.. West." Batata Hunt Ing a. Hose Nelson, li" known as "Splinters," la thi. hit ill th*- ploc*, and she portrays tho part with it,,. utmost fuse William Morris as the villain, Herman Crosby, whs roundly hissed for his villainy. Hubert Lawrence as tbe silly stuttering kid and V. T. lien- j §Dr. C. f. lathrop ■aattls's l-.,pula* Oil—Bali ,1 t*srs la i. Bill* IK.nn.aal I* lit p«..|.ia a Lit. Bid* da. anil an* Pita I*l, an* M.la till Haai.ir. V... derson as I/me Star, the gambler, ware fatuities with ihtt audience. "Th* Private Secretary William Ollletie's version of the famous comedy, "The Private Sec retary." t* tbe bill at th* laofs theatre this week, and Is aura to make a favorable impression on the .turns of Hit* Second sv. play house. 11. O. laonsdale, who played m the original production Of tilt. ■Sac* In .New York, was cast as Htiv. Spalding ami made main new friends by hi* Impersonation of that eccentric curate. Allleen May as Kdlth ami Win. Dow lan and Phillip Sheffield as Douglas Csttermnle and Harry Ifaradan respectively, were well received. Ilia play will run the remainder of the week. Orpheum to Open. Itpirlinittiß one week from today the famntis Orpheum circuit will cut Into the local theatrical world, and from tbo enormous of seals which took place this morn ins. It promises to bo the most popular vaudeville house In tb* city. The class of acts that will be presented at th*f*ti.n that ta.rslilt.tr rain...** hair arllliaul SSSjff *r l.lam -I*l. tub sum mini CO. I Saattl* **aal*. lilt II Israeli A*. tented In San Francisco. Salt Lake and in every city where the Or pheum circuit reach**. For the opening week her* several top liner* have been booked instead of the usual show, with only on* top liner. Th* Star, Carroll Johnson, the famous min strel man. Is Ilia* feature ot tbe vaudeville put on tins week at the Star. Following Johnson are .1 K. I'.mmelt to. In a big comedy sketch. Jules Dcvi and family la a musical act, and several other act* of equal ineirlt. Pantag**. Pantages theatre this week of fers as lit* hitailliners the four I Hodges in a musical act which i.. considered the best on* Hint ha* ever appealed here. Tbe Hodge family plays on every kind of musi cs! Instrument conceivable. Valoni. a novelty juggler. Is also on the bill. Luna Park. limit I'arU'a open air attraction novelty artists. Manager !..n.ff great Martells, who are Kuropean novelty artists, Matin.. l.oof E""™Trunks """j I Suit Cases I Traveling Bags 1 nit Cases t/ellng Bags I 1 MEEK TRUNK A BAG CO., I H Sll Fire* Aye. I BUY TIMPAHUTE COLD MINE STOCK AT 15 CENTS. It is rapidly arriving, and will make hi* monvy for present buyara, KAVANAQH CO., Inc., Mm* Operator*. 704-5-*-.-S JOHNSTON BLDa promises a great attraction fur next week 11* baa secured tbe services of "Dare Devil Davit," in his sensational act of leaping the gap. This act is claimed to be a thriller, and Is being brought here at a great expense. Whits City. Because Cup! Leopold Mcl-iglen failed to make good in his alleged broadsword contest at Whit.- City. Madison park, yesterday afternoon, the management after the show cancellod McLagien's engagement and promptly issued tickets to all the natrons of the park entitling them to free admission some other day. Manager Ft. Oorham said: "Th* management was Imposed upon by McLaglen, who represent ed that he had a big set, when (he act as a mallei of fact was the tamest thing I ever saw It was the limit. We concluded that the ouly thing we could do to pro tect our natrons was lo cancel Me- I.aglen and return tickets to the patrons yesterday. We'll have an other attraction tills week." Modern Life. "dot much tamil r "Just a pup ami a rubber plant" Free Clothing A Coat an.l Van rr** with Soil l.au»hi Sarin* our ••Hint ti-.it Sal* 111 II Suit, SI Bill 111 10 hull 11. JS In Bt-lJlll.au. I .'.at an* Vast. RtlNtrit i 1 01 itiMi CO till* I Aa* its A i

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H ma raa. s *c pi Rotes for Classified 1 Advertisements The Star cannot suarantee j accuracy at assume rBBBBBBi j l blllty fur errors of any hind occurring In telephoned *dv*r- Usonienta. "SITUATIONS WANTED." "Situations Wanted" silver tisements .So for 18 3 tlnit-s. Additional siutce, 60 per line. X --"HELP WANTED" AND ALL CLASSIFIED ADS. One c*nt word—Minimum Charge 1...- When chsrfjed to account actual number of lines ss set will be counted, flown Insertions, tnsde tor the price of six when eseh is psld. All csp. lines, or frsctlon thereof, will be counted as two Hnsa, 18.- .tinl acliial niiml-t rnf Hues a* let will he counted Sen ti Insci liens m*de for the pile* Of sit when .-*nh Is paid All rap lines or fraction thereof. will be counted a* two Hnaa TO ADVERTISERS. Classification cannot be st»* en aft*. 1- o'clock dally. ItAtaLARD ftORNCt ll* Mullen. MOS I'allard ay.. opi>* City Hall Pboae. llallard -it* MAIN O. KICI-— Seventh ay.. between Union and University. I'hone*. Main 1050; Ind. 441. Irbtan Mam Baß m i* RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

Do not trust printed tin*-* i tablet In n*w*psp*rs. for time of departure and arrival of tr*ln*t*lsph«n* Kino Strsst Station Information Burtau. Sunt**. Main 2740, lnd«p*nd- *nt lit.

t mniii Mint mm. ■Batata it is* *tf*"»t J- A •Itwlßlr. itti tjrtc.t *i. A».u*i Jehneoo-.o Ihs alt* ef II It Mm. •aa lit* S.t.Bth a- VV.. i.*■ It. t^WMMBtB-TB Ih. a-lf* at t* X Waaaaaall manlh. tit .ti- Itlß St. 1.1.u.t it, B *»B. ll.rth--T« IS* .tr. .-IBM 'Jttl Irtls* *t. Auturt It. a I fcTtcka-B-To th. at Krtrks**, tat Uih a* Assort l». __ I lioulaea— To th* silt .t BE N- nouleas. :t*lt taearih Assia" It. a saa a. W.a.-n-Tt, 18. attla Bf I. M»««a, ttlt ai.hth ay, Aattil t. a **tt«hlsr flamitn -To Ih* alte at it r, Ilatalla. iifMt. Aasaat It. a daughter t utrjttit xtifltia- I Ws'a. c U W*t**a. I at., Au*»*t fit, tttl ttih H. f Ymr— Anna Perry. T*. Asia*! It. al tttrlihiaa Itvarh I il'i'itn, l..tt»r vt.i.;**.. 11. A*tu*t it ataa.a-.alh.rlaa Jan.a tt. I a ial It. ti«J trtly- Bake. 1* _a* __ It lunar "ar, P. Paher. It. Aosurt It, la thl* trltr- ________—. IvttStL >Ollt'tt TS* fßßsesl i.a* ef Sana P*fTt ..in held rrasa Ih* family tttaul.ara al "ua-tajltlon Beet-It Ihla ertetneoa at I ..fines Tha reaaeiaa t»»** iat»rr*d al llha _at* View t-en*.*t*nr, **rt!. fattaral **r»l*-e* af Stra F. i -Helm «i ha hattt at lha reeldeoa** at Saaaaiua- Taaailar metals* at I* at lark. TB* r*>> al- alll ha lalarta* *l Ik* |t*.*lea t-.m.t.tt FUNERAL DIRECTORS. _ ia_in _*»>.. i m *i "i ~'i ~****ii B r BtmCRWOBTII SON*. Pr«fea*len»l rarxtetr* *a* lateen*** ttmhaHßere. Itll St. t«a»r» TBaalr* Baa pheasant a Illalla I'ndertakla* C*. tit *..a* It. a**rt**»..fit Narth tit. r-.te.rt at* SPECIAL NOTICES. _*■__■_ ii.. i -i -ii -i Eagles' Special Notice tj Th* e*»i-l«« Thutadaia r,|. Owttf afttaa-d 4 _*Ti*a'- H mBABB, l>aa i**l Thuf*4a;i Wti dal* .-M (t*a am and iflaa Tm'aphatSAß I I »m th* at*; repstrtaa tn all its tr*n**»i»«. '-W#f *tMih«r strlppltt* aa Seat* Randall, 1 Cat at LOST AND I*OUf.OL laaa*^.^****^.*^.^^*^^* wm»^ ft A hrewß dv«« nail, marked A. tt A, *tttr_tO!*> from aalamohua between •r>t*>np4« and J*-**'.* --I I -a. tit V I»R. W«RU Casamaata-al* taifh A. II A*. _«r***n t snd 1] a. in. Saalll* Star efflce. Ittt Satanth *V. J. la IIAI.KI'III Mains* taspsrlmanl I Balaam**, *»nt*4 to .-'l land *c.d a,**-* 1 tain* le build t mil** ef SaTll an.l all! a**d aavaral maa Sa* lllllmaa* S*)a*m*n I* Time* hleck la ser —It Wanted— 1* Hint snd -,n... jf*r all ailri.a.ar I* per if. for I {hour*- aork 1!...., l .1 |a**Bß* *Bd Vlrflala, bark „i Moor* Th* _^ H' Warned—A bass eltitsr .i,. Is ■I rr.r.d la.r.Sln* Apply malllns r,....„ Blar offlr*. —It** I W* teftfh Pltimhln* *l*o I-., in. a Tr«n» Behr^l Ill* la. I. a,. S.ralh —If 1 SITUATION WANTED— MALE.

S. Sltusiloß auni.,l jsmtnr or **l'h iri*n. 1a,,■...,,!>■ ,i:.i,i,i prcfrrrad. bast af r*f*r.nt*e*. 11...... tiillcrd 12ft t s**..ta« —11-rl SITUATION WANTED—>EMAII. -1 -11-, 1 1 in a Warned plain uwln* as th* day- II I*, rapalrlnt B«»lly il.,n. l-hene It sft*r 1 S m. —IT-au ii-^Lii!l£!L, urN-t °°M l^rg* setaly f „i,i,.rl room, tallh ha. wlndfiar snd flr.pl.ee, light and .11, tare .1...11.1* bail*. It t« ea.kl,. alar, tewnt*. ll;l U.a.n Main tilt 17-.a Wall fat.,i.i,e.| alrnt and her*.. 'kaaii.ia totama JUT Klshlh. I'hon* ".!__*__] lt-.r I To l>*t —Nicely furnished room. W**l tluarn Arm* I'l.o.i* Anna 11.71 I -Ittt I FOR SALE-^PURNITURE. Furnllure for til I* and houa* I* rani 111 he..,.11l _!,.,. FOB RENT—HOUSES. aaa*k^t^aaa^Bot^a^^ta*ka _,_-| tfor ll.nl—A ,ft,.,tt i„,.**iii r*ll*S«l I .....in i.ietl.m las* 'It DbSl* alia. N laka Ott.atlaai or ICa*l'«k* •—ll-rl* I tatltl a.r.,1 ......l.tn h...l*a oo Balalsr t.....1a.a..l ..eat leln ml la, lit IBOllllllr I'Btl til ft.iliitan Itlmk. A —I I*l Ileal t-reottt M 1.'.1.. 1,.,,.»• W.taitlland calk 111 Il* -ail t'sll I. Itttu Oft It IN I FLATS. ****i-Vo^iri,XTlirea^r.^^ fer lit..l»ekaa|-ln*. tan*. l«l l»o. «t tt*. rnia> t-.....1 at H. I*ll —It-*U Thr** rn.ua rut iii.l.-1 rial* for li«u**. k..Ptn*. Ill* Mataltlll a. X lilt. 11. n.a rtttim rurtilaliatl rial l« I*l. moilera; at** tour 1".....* furniture tor sal*. iaa*.ta*Sl*. Balklll* .11.1*...'* flltm* lit* —l«-tt Meilai* uatuialaha* I nam flat aad I and t it,t..ti tllllllalia.l l...i.*«ha*|.|.., roi.n.* Kart lift lit Uth ay. --tl iv HOUSEKEEPINQ BOOMS. as-atse^-aB. *k.a-_iiaa Wi.asiß"** -t-t!-«■.—* Tn I .m* rutnialiatl hou**kee|.tsa teem* .At H.-rll at ■—tt I'tlt mailed l.,a.«ekea|.in* and .1r.1.1.i* ritum* Itl T**l*r —I*-**t WANTED TO BUY—FURNITURE. fa ili.i..a* ef your ..-.I fuii.itui* la BdvBUISIS tall BP *Ur *a,-t,*naa pai1,..*..! VV* bar tor t-*ah ar Irad*. at 1.te1..* lllai.llr am l»ir li.ri.llut* I* Ihla de,.a.1...*..l It.tl itesl ttlt tir..l. Ilaitkln t.V X* tupatunonl I am ihe man that par* t»'d for end hand furßllur*. 1..1 III*. t«l V.1.1.a t.ut*. call* 111 l I*l M IIU. I*ll FOR SALE—HORSES. Maitit 11..*..11... an.l Bale Stall.* It...*** 1.1...1 f,.| all |...l|>-*r* I. day or a.rt tie* W..K18 11"..* M*lii Ittt; lad lilt FOR SALE—WOOO AND COAL. &mmaamma*matmt** mmmm*m *m"w ■■■ksß*i".n |**a*'*t^>^*t*re la. us put In tour roal hsfora Ih* |-.i.a rtaea 11.-lh |tt.t.na* II Baa. Ila -al a Pti.t I'" I'eai, all klada d*ii»*r*d all aart* •f *lly at raaaanahla irfl.a* W*la«rl*ht- Mc-ee4. laa fSatta* lilt —tt All kin** of trentd an.l eeal, dry atler taa II t* per lead Malt lilt, In* ttl —tl FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS?" BAmßm^aAaßmAßßßmßmAmmm Bmßtaßmßrnt bbubwiibibi sat m BASH AND limit tiAIIOAIN* rr...ii Itaairs ...,.......11** tlPan.l fie t-aaer* I I* alias* '*uph*artt Datera I** l lititl Win.tevie hatllem .laa* .a. .tilt lap *a*h, **a ttktt Ml iVlndeaf t'.anir* a..» aita I lei... tVltiitiu* Pi-reh N*e*l* .1* Pit-lure M.tut.lin*. per taut *t Merita* i.tttk* I',tit, liuitt, r pair I* and hundred* or .attar bargain* Bend fer ear pt 1. a ll.la en'.-h at a mslte.l li.a aa apptlrallea They ahesr all aterh ef dear* and *..,.l,r It- raa la th* atari It cert —If SBWINII MACHIMC* It* Best drephead. hall rearm*, talamaila 111 l marhlne, heel *lla.-»im.,-ta ian»t...l l*a i«f. aad *1* maath*' •uhertipil.a I. The laalty Btar. lit l Hel.ar. It*! Mfih Ay Mala ttl* Vtrttaia tar* Oa* hundred «a* *a 4 lara year ci.l l.„an I e*-af«a l-rp. fef sale; alee fine ii,..t...iitiia»d t-*ckei*ia Phoa* llallard Ittt. -*lt 'B SBWINII MACIIINRS All Hal, Aj.nl Staser r Balk lilt rust Mala list, In* III* tin* ta* ma-a. aa* milk eear. r**r-*la* bailer III* Itlh a, ft 1..a tttl Itrl Pea Sal*, fra** rear, 111 Kara, la M j I. till *^th II 11*1. til* Fir*. —ll BUSINESS CHANCES Tar Bala —Aa aid e*iah|t*he*t ahaal*. •ale te* .area Kpta-tv etlrart aad hah* i-t |,«,«a.t*r Hhaaufartarin* BBt*a***t, IB first ri*»s .a-e.tirien. alia *re*l tafcteel ills'* of future develepmeal aad treats "a* af tha beet -a i -*t ir.ru.a en Ihe l-a.lf-e ata.l f^la, tl .1 f.,t paritrtilaiß, I*. O Us* tT*. Seaiile. WaaH 1'- aa lltt «tli i.imkb t.r lit st.-sictts ct»v m.irt. l-.e I raa ptare j.a. »nh frtata lit* snd '.jr .'All w r 111 "IIV -at m*. Bids l--..r B*l*—-11*4.1 art r| h_*r4lS* ttttia**. In eirarlat leara, furtaltwr* af I* ratnaa* r-fr-. rllrtm. r.-ern „l 111 har, e--r>.i r-e.t, In atae lata, rt«*aa full -ra, ttl*. Bart *«'i V I* It.tren ttl ttetthera bask Hat. i: tr'.-r Sal*-—*ale*»B—-Oaa-kalf latereet la See* iNttln* aala-a-n la ..-.-.I **■■»,|.*n ...en go-d r**ftea far setllna; It aaa I. Bf.*w* Itl Nftftf Hank Bit* —It 1-i.e Bale—llataae llelel Nmil Hand II rttttlt furnlah.4. 1.'1..». een.r. J.m.. I.i.ltii. lit Itm ay. Baal tit ilamtvs t.*■*■>■ a Kant —It.** I Saw mill a**r .*««uu Il»»t; vatll trad* fee Me-atil* property Pttea* BaM l*l» lira Ilia rr-.lfl _».>....! salt***; tit Mttmn kalanaa Ilk* ra-ai **»nar lilt llf at BT. I _■ --Ilea ■an Jaaa flat*. II mam* fersli.re fee I sale all* tea**. Call I* t. •14 I S*.antfc —it Warn rinanetal bat* far flaails* iheat rteal rnmtatsr. lal*nie* amaiear *r tr«MU>- A.t.ltaaa I rer Blar—ll ria f.-r a fcastnee* i>r„r,..,in„ 1' I ta Vet, |.c Sara, Hume liletlrlesl C*. I 111 l Satras* m*r ...ii.. for Bale—Tall*, ai.ii i aha* I rlesrtat lit pa* Call ttlt Pike Snap —lira PERSONAL. j i L _ —»t Ba*la* Ike MBftSI at T* i-,iri,.*.t> She*, Colmaa Iteek. a:.. i, norlr aeleawa —1117 l I*' tat ll Bel,sre -Th* trn.t* M.i,|a| Collet l-arlrrl*. rr.ra.l fi11.... f.*-,ra moulding a.l r-fftr.-lr., etaer tally. |*t l-.liriafr.n Hid* Third B rati f nl. er.lt, Main ttlt Nittt *ffl.*s Mr* Shafer «lv»* r-a,!!.:«. 4*ll. for lie at Itt Hat ay. Than*. Bast lilt —11-.a ABB ff» ACTOR*. llrarlh *A hlttl***y 11ai.r.... Al.aliarl i *ta"ar Black 11. Mam it. ATTOFtNtVB At- t-AW, C. B I'llter tlushsnal *Rtt VI If. Claim*. Salt.meal and |.*m.«a. Ilea.** It-It t'BI.B Block, 111 rttSl Aye j I BANKS. ,■-■■--■.--.__... _. lltJ tub a-.ii.li.-.- hank or COM HKIUI; 11**4 *ffic«, Toronto, an,., ,|t§ 1r.n1,., la Canada, .1. a 0.n.r.l luiitui, t.u*rn**a Inlereat lloe** Satis** an* Tim* Depoalt* SBATTI.M IlltA.-.f-11. J M V Hell, _„ BICYCLES. s _>%f*s*w^**sß»ja%*s*'^^a^faf**s'Bs^%wa^%f*a*f***a*si »**_■sa^*a~a^^M^^ r fir. .a aplasia* a for Ll, i. i,pairs tin,- _ CLAIRVOYANTS. A**ltn* I.lord lf*k* as ml.tak. when I a.akln* Ih* ailvl.* ef i lalt i.atiii ii I in ...nault Ih* treat Celanial 11.a.l rir" _lf DETECTIVB SERVICE. J liaieet.ve Aganry Mere hanl'a Pa trnl A.. ..I. Hid. All walk and.U.S.a J Main lilt 1...1 1171 DENTISTS. c. ".rara*,* saia,,^,, aa, _ .11, a,e Th* fir*t ***ti*t In Brattl* to (la* mraSarn hi.l, el*** dantt.tryat modar.l. r*a. |,f Ed vain 1 llroen. nffl. a* 1. I, I t. I. 7 end a I „i„„ block, 1 til Hiat avenue, beta Columbia an* Chan, leal 11* Wa.h EXPRESSMAN. _ r^^.^^^^a*^^*^^*^.^«^_a^__^.^_ a,. M flanaral aapraann* in* movla* Is est I Iran ft aTlllf, ,r.|„,,4 111* Tr*r,.fer i-".- lilt eiiyrih Avenu* Mala to.I. I. lift Heal*.... a. Bast ittt —If "massage Klatrlrle. titan, en* tab Vain., .1, a fa... |rle*«>t lei.ti.,, 71* I,earl Onto* HAIR GOODS. sf^^^ra^— %H*^i^,^^i^t— **j^*Np*>i* '"■_•_'••*, -J U«B tallh *lh*r 7lqiia f..r iTtli a-.Kafc tV* i»aA..la in,a ttl**, lltup.aa, iiaii«(ittn.*il.in truil* ruffe. |..tidia«.lau|* »it.l anii.li** S».t Fraatl*. g iT.a liar* illl ri.a. at a Baal Ila Hair rltaln* an.l *Hit. mad* to or der. vtei.i.,l. i* buy h*ir. mi* II Mil IIP* a,a I It —if MUSICAL. -****l**s-.*Wt_ m+m* i sit. ■*Bl_-^,si»Mlssa^a» w^^^i^^Sa-»afc _-» J^_^_.*_^ Mt'SlfAl* Waalilti.tttli l.'..lta»e pf M Arrade llulldln* l-lione Msln 11*1. I'lsno, violin, viiln*. nrel.eel.*t Iti.lnt i.mii* dr*nisiti- sil Cl***** In via «n.*i»*. lisrtiiniiy, tlaitiirtn i It"' sntt Mtehaslrn |trs.-11.-s l Kill (IBSS naliii.la, a. I —liafß a-." 1 -t-*—-—-a MONEY TO LOAN. Ml' rON VHKI i i «50, l,e*n* en h*u..h*td r.trnllut. t lanettt ale A I at> Bala.r loan* -it fManl I*l «ul«k MTvl*M. heat i.tnt. an.l U-..1 n.M hick in p-inrr 111 I* Uttrtam Hid* Th. Ntar 1...an Men.* le«..*.| h*io»ahal*i ■ontlt sn4 plane* tattli it taiiuital. Mtelt***** iii orflaa *p*a dally *t* I ale* Monday and *aiurday *t*al*** Bit llll.rkl.r Hlork M*B*y advaara* **iarl*4 paetria At>t 'at hat upon ih.lr **ra ttiihnui ruiair, eheap.*t r*t**i aaaieet pajrmealai •ay* r*urs*ir n.-tnar hi t«tllnt our l*rta* lllrt TuI.MAN. 11l Wttkktti A tit i tilt* a Men*y *dt*ntra>d *«l*rl*d preoplai to. .heap rata* a* Maattle I'tadll ti.. tit 1a.,|.1a. Matin** Hank 111,1. asm SB futiiiiuti ht.faaa. el*. Mm Heath H.raiii tit Na» Talk Bid* —if Salary loaa* I 0«..t mm Confld.niui F, A N**lon. Itl People a Hauls BIS* OSTEOPATHY. Itell—(aeleapalh. alaain. Itr. libra- Hen Ittht rut*, t.aai.n*nt* It l» aa >i r«»ttwtt a fr.a ttl People* liana I ,Ji 5.,.,n.l a..1 I an Mm —tl Ottts It Hun. .itttttuaia ...pal It. tit An.da Bid* CUNSULTATIUN lilt Mats ttlt OCULISTS AND AURISTS. I*a- lout* I I'l'i.r Bar, ft*.* an* Tbi.il 111 Bn*l Mid* M lad tit* OPTICIANS. aiaar i. -a.a*, a. —in^a■_% '■■■■.i^i'i a r.r* Carry Optlral 111 l lad raem* Itl I*l Kuhl.r A I'fia,, kid* 1*« A tilt PATTERNS AND MOOELS. tti iiiiii "i '"i i~ksr-*i is ii ~iii It i~i 1 r~i i —a a —ki "in-* n* •ealll* Fallal a Model Wi-ra. -tit tlr.l A*. B I*4 lilt Mslß *ttl —If FHOIOORAFHERS SUPPLILS. aaa^^aaa„^^*aaa»^l_^^fc^^Wl **til^_^i* a■«*■ a^—a^^^^—^» Aadaa.ae Bspplf fa mi' al —If __ FATENT ATTORNEYS m m "ii -i ■——ii "a a iii _^—^ Atla.tt, r«ii*lar*l palest *ad Trade Mark Alteraeye, It. a*., is f.,lft,aa Ills**. a Baraaa t*«l*l»l*d alt*** sieit Itaatal hlarh Wall* f** hawk Talbßt fe* Pel.me Mutual Ufa ii Ja —It __j_— iii.mi. a. .a »i r^,i.-.nrr_i^,|._ a, a,, a. _ a.* Ilaakls* ha* reiaraed Phone*. 1 tj-.aaa Ar.. lit tit. Ira* X T/IM —tl«r-« llanltal. re- I• I attatttva'* d!a»«... Or J*ha taaatasi tllal Bid* tan as* ffls* REAL ESTATE OEALERS, I ana iratla lit* II -aak II ***aB Waa C lllack, *«l Nasi Tar* Hl*. SHOE DEALERS, -i -a i i -ii iii a, ,t a an a. Th* be*! late*** aad l--** at taaeel t-ieil, p,l aa a,.ld by UMt. Uaua. h. 111 l I >,*i ar STORAGE. in* ii ^,a 1-a.r.s Traaaf**. Meat** *tefa«* t* lilt Irt Pbtaaa* Main tlti la* lit -ll TRANSFER COMPANIES. a a. '*a Si ks*BBS BaktfB_BBBBBJ If »c» vast I* Iff Ike l.lard T»*a*f.r t> ..Wait of heat. aatk U.tal pea.ni. rata* Main tit Baas**. a* It* IB* TYPEWRITERS. ~****~****---**--r****~~*' •**T~' I l— Biaßs .^saiSW 11 a*ii ft', and aa. kat.* .apaatll.t* 111 TtP-etartlea* featts* Th. Bnall* Pa a rale a I itl rir*l a* i _^ WATCH REPAIRING."" rtTTefla,!. hVQp^a»a*t*^aa»p*7t|B*. 'al aaaalar*!* prteee, av> la llarbaael l.aa. h.r fit I'm* —l*| _____ _j _ and ■________! \W A rr.TA- t1..t.1, fit V* *lo*e la Ik* Be allla Tarae.* t*«S» TWtS.VTT Kf ttr.A turn .1 laa* f.r.a. a r-..mr ma*. lend feinr .i*ai*4. r—aaa Bans, kern. ckiak.a _*—** I: I**: term* tr.v *.-lira nth -e.i 1.. i...m lan* all la'tir eleare*, eel te.*a» lar*. t-laa* ta k*a*r 1* fc. at isettln* t: Salt t*alt TK.tl Aflll-.s fan* ..Kalian. Balm fafr-ave* a ease ft.'BF.nr sti.rsT tit tl* t:l a llu.l'lt** —It II fla**-* farm fee sate, tt aefea I* a nn* I—atom lent t* art*. ,ta,far|. ante IB sasfar*. a**r ttaaitaa aa* Sara. LOS Ik* aaattrttr a aaa. 4 i,terra,. Itanthetl aa* B4ea*ad*. .tee* la S**til*-Kt*r*tt laierartea. aa* aiealr l-r.i.a.,.1 state* •It areata* II n«!r lt.lt* Call aa* a., ti.imi a nm.iirn.l tri.-l lta*k 1, 4* M. a.4 Hi SB* B. etd 111 —It l> run l-AMi tv* k*ve a fiaa-aeta trarl |.i*i ...'te* Ir ,!r,.1,.1if feiel** I Sell l* rltk *f.4 I* •aari, dear**, rtir-e Hit. an* nttls lit dean, kei.ne* ..,.,,,m, salt. WHAT A WHITKI.CH. It, Calmaa Hi.., a It Htito. i'a.l Ir.aa ta flr**B laa. thr** Bare* I'leare. I Thi* t* laart*lß, and ah...,!-! CB Lit flllKfN. Hit.l. a i-o, llreea I ...n.,.. Bank itt. lad. black lit -lira I vtllt *ell t,., ran.h. caßiala- I *r.,-rl enrl***; twill I* fust ..laa*; all gt... !r.".i dairy |it*c* I* *ll fen.** at.*. i',...| *l-v Ir sell I* flrnt .la.a: all t'*a for lltt: It* .I- *n. If tt 1,,....in i Tern* li.te.iif. an lo I'acift* City. Mr Peat al |....-..ffi%*Pl^^>o^^>Cl Only $150 for 5 Acres i Wa Will Bel) V"11 I a. «f ei.leli.ll.r. 1.i,.1 i.aal a.alek, on amid li.a.f d*tlr 1...el ....1,. I.in,, |il down Slid lid I*l eiunt It. tin-.l>l I'M HIV A SUNS, in Usii.r iti.it I FARMS AND LANDS. 1 *_** '*.^.*%a aa.ia.a^na_iae.a_,% a._a., *,_*■ *a I*l,l*ll a AI ll 1 I ABM 111 A ill KM fin* lir.al 11..11 I It.lla* ftom nit* ef Ih* taeal Inwn* In wealai.. VVa*hl..*|r..i; In till lliall-.ti. tt Bar** ......t Ira.filia, al.llttttaill of iunnln* at 1... *..1.1 I' 1....... ftou**; 1.1,- I,an. -..I*! ...it 1.i111.111.aa. lie,lie* Ir ftnl* l-ll.e fur lew del* It tiin. halt it'll lii nil in MAI.'HIV. •It 110 til Ale.ke 1..i11.111.* 1 II II I a..k a Ttu.l Hal. l-tiusa lad III*. Mala It**. DC***! rOHUBT T-MOBBOW iin...... Te lake mean I eta ear [trail.h urn,* T«la: tier. li.ner alien Is* While 111. ISBNS Shsf* at ili.an I -at wi Witt SHOW TOtl tttlli-feet let* far It*, sa* aa.1...0ut fteree** Bilk ***4 '-a tlae. 1...; ._,r. a.... ivtr at.itir 808 rtArriNo. in* m:b a.i on -trims II Amm iiisrtM, inc. 111 I* lit Aleak* li-l-J;a, I j Woodland Park Property l*ar reel f* eeateelf 1 retinas sa* eaeeenaat. I*l Halt* II.ITI; .law* i I teem, i.-l let la.al.* ll.tt*: ltt*| as* I*l Tltltt. Il.lt*. tit. t let :-..i». |i It. It*. *e«a. ta rattan* it* lot Halt: r,tr„l, I*** Ii lit term* t ream* aa* lot Ufa It- ea rid**. |l»«* I'!* rlr.ee r I tats t.llt* Ill* ear*; |jt last ass: .*.i. teleac* tit e*r tneaik. t par teat ll.ti. al Bit i. ..a it, Pf* aaawl a*, car a) BVRTT a PftAKR. r_*BM .Nattk It, While tit IT.rtt Near Woodland Park Vert i"-ir B*«t t o-.m rati***, taaa. taleat atria, itir tsalar, vtltaat tot el** l,l..|-r Ilea a—la-r. A I fan* flel.ft In kitchen aa* Balk rnaHtt. «*aatl >-.«r an, 1 •treat rata.at aalk. la ae-d sal* far I»t >i-ii- k sat* salt 11 aa. ll** caett aa* ll* *er aaamik. laa, Mr*«s ta»e ear la Ai'viira-.a liNua. la'a.e lake Stalls* Ihene ..r.ee II —if i For Sale B**t**r*ai. iv ea.... see* Ml lea-ail-* lea 'est tit I-tea a*. —It** aaeae_a_*_t—_*aeaea,aaaaa Two Lots Oa* Sleek from r*r Its*. *.f»4t«_L ttl *tltr. friall trees aa* teralea aaetr. X ttlk ft, Sal It It-** A Fine Bargain Tea acre* a. Otiil.s. m»»t k* »M this a***k: •v. *l*k Call ai ll* tike MS.,. In.' tilt —-It-tl DAVID I- I*. AST MAN tti Oat**** ait* MAOIBOUA Bl l-F-f li.a.ani Valla* A_-itien l,nt* tt.U*. CITT WATBB, ctnr 1.1-IIIT fleae I* ar.tlT I.AWTON CtS TBHMS—lit CASH as* 111 pat mot.il, ta iiomr ni'ii-nre* A OPOD INVBATMBNT AND MPMR. BITS CllßA** Addition stfw* rerntr Ink a*. W, BBd Batata**, David I- Eastman. itt Osfaaaa AH* c I buLd ON ITS MKIIITS

Msk* 11 ttil.t.k* la til* nam*: Rr*tn artea lielahi* I* a'-....a. ih* ritir ta.-l. II I* «ro»la* int.. a ttlt. anal Is tka r r..*i ..i *leee In la. t*ilr on the Mrettxrtoa i'i.i"ia- lane Iran* tl* an* up, it.t* loia lit an* up. term* II ar.-l 11 ra- -tali. Hi*.,l,.ii n cllf talat II i.c.fa .I.i a sr-triii: iiomkbkekkrs co, i**i.-i. Main Office-Ill* Cm pi re Hid*. lii.r .1. Office—lltemerton If Ai'ri.BTiiN-a iiAit.r MAiikirr fin *tin.*t ...nai ef Walker, Ini he*.itlful W..1 Seattle la* I, I. tar a In i,i„.ii tt, i-i'*t 1*...1 a Imprni*- rnent Adduion la VVeei Seattle, At.... trade The price, ll.ttt, I* ant. B a, a; tilt»r*l lain.* ln*i* l.c ,'ia'ifl If alienated In si one. Aii Intestmanl l'or|aora- t lion. Ltd, Tot American Hank Hut* iD-Wl IK! NUT MISS Till* 01-l-iIItTI'NITV. I hsve It r,..a lot* no further from! pioneer *riu*r* lh*n 1iar,,.,,,. .1,1,1, 1 ill nil for iii" faf.*i,,» front |i-u la. tit.* per lnl, lerm* 111 r**h, tt*l*nee lit it '"""'ii Tht. I* In.ld* la, j. -at. at tae*. rock price* *nd lerm*. 1 llttll.l ti AllAkHt, Itt Colin** lll.l* If Ch.sp—Chlrhsn rsnrti. r,,,.i.e i*t.« filar, land, 1 fr.ih r..t. Itt latin* I.am. it* field poi*t»e*. Inn... 1,..,.,. I'"' I 8..«, all for Hit. t.ifit. |tt down, tl* p*r month. Mr. I'ut. or I-...1 n.*aia-r. at i-a.ifi- CHr. on Tscoina ini.rurbaa Strset car lomii *e..n —If liraial fr** r.t.nr.,,.., 1,. c. r •ut.ft*r. I*l free tl. ket* *l Q |i llllt mtt't offtr* In Time* laloek tn ccc I,l* n*w addition*, -a* at* Ih* nnly firm nn.eie. free eit-uraltin*, Ret tola nn anifi front: Itt up: tr.m*. |l i-a. nmnth laan.a 1,.,1.. If ll.lit It at titer ll.arh *n*p. It *rre. I rmtni hou.e tintt elf, water, ll if." Waahburn liaain. i:..i ittt. I.i 11 a for Bala lay Owner—Kin* view, .i.isll hou.e. lot* Iff! till feel all kin.la of 1.e,11,a. fruit Ir*** and attiall l.errl.* l-rlt* |l 111 Karl laavi Halnier llaarh Hmi.e -I* James at Take ear IV aatil.i, oa. .i —11-S Mutt **ll three le.llt. air*, level I.lra lot*. Lake elation ...It |l»* Iniin. He* ..won. I*l i11.a,., 111. j I ...I phons tilt. Want.* to irad. raaatfie |.r*p*rty or .111.mill, r*al estate rnntraiil* for •n* or more hesvy I'tuaii 1, ttm i.i W. CliHk.ll. —ISii a MILLION DOLLAR LIE AND WHAT IT DID (Continued.) were exaggerated ten fold, followed Patten, for th*) hoped that prices ■would go higher. They held their wheat. A great business crisis grew Up on Hi. 11. and one of the greatest milling firms In the country was forced Int., hank nipt because It could not get win-Hi from fanners st reasonable prices. It Is Nervous Work. It's hard to bo "wheat king," too. It makiis you an, sous (hat you can't smoke, TO** chew gum so viciously your Interviewer I all hard I) understsnd 1 1.a "What the 1., ii moat every bod j want to follow Hie fort ._ all I I go this alone?'' said I'.iit. to in. I 1a,.111 II how do I know how the crop will go? I'm Just taking a chance." In those very words m (poke to me. The hour wss Hsturdsy forenoon, and the place was Patten's office. The failure of the grcst I'lllsbury mills had Just beet* reported on the ticker and the boy brought Patten 111.- piece .if tape. The mill had failed I.e. ante of 111. high price of wheat. And Patten bad put up the pric*. I'atten had Just Invited me to sit besld* him In a steal luxurious hair "That I'lllsbury failure won't have mi effect on th>. market 'it hour* from lint* he «*ld. Ntvtr Turn** Hair. "Wheat King" Jim Patten never turned a hair If any thought of his power—the power that could throw a great Institution of worldwide fame Into bankruptcy the power of hi* opinion that could raise the price of a foodstuff so high that li became Impossible for some to buy It; If any thought of his power that could tak* from the hand* of strong, resolute men the very staff of life, rushed through his mind, Mm move- ments of his square jaws as be chewed gum obliterated Its expres sion from hi* far*. I asked him outright If It wss tie- that he was a gambler. "Well. Isn't every business man a gambler was his answer. "Doesn't a (iiariiii.tu buy sugar because he thinks be can Ml it for mote than hr paid (m \ir til* seamed satisfied with this, hut I couldn't help thinking that the gHtcerymen doesn't try to pro** mat there's no more sugsr In the eoantry besid* his own lie doesn't throw the sugar business Into an unsettled condition. He has to •tatty nearly tell the.truth about .Ma sugar "Jim" Patten doesn't have to wltb his wheat Still Boosting. ''"Perhaps during the bait hour we talked Fatten thought I waa seeking material for a "ball" story. Me walked over to table twlc* to lit report* to prove i. me that West ought to sell for mora. "'_!* told me b* las carrying 6, --000.000 bushels. Within the time, I was there wheat dropped half a cent That put him behind lta> 000 "A bagatelle." Th* other day he had to sit down to hi* desk and write check* for ICOO.OOO for wheat that had been unexpectedly delivered to him. It was a two ratnutt* transact!*-)* mil) a part of his two-week campaign. Not any j more to than hi* occasional dashe* list* tbe street from his office In the Western t'nlon building, and hia dramatic and cyclonic appearance In pit. "What started you ran wheat this time* I asked. "My opinion. I kept getting re port* fan, si; ..ft I made up my mind wheat waa Worth more." "And you look a chance?" I asked. All Alert* In Coin. "Ye*." he said "1 backed up my opinion with my money. Look at my corn transaction*. I .ait year I had to go all alone SB corn. l*ilend* came to sign* with roe. 1 wouldn't argue. I Just went ahead put the prlcct up I kept it up. I went against the other fellow every time. I backed my opinion [against his." It Is estimated that I'aM.-n cleared up a million and half on bis corn corner. Up to the lima of his wheal campaign it was Ihe corn deal 'hat was hi* proudest schtevement fat ta wilt not admit that prices he fought to gain during his 'Bin paign are fictitious. Yet Indirect- CITY REAL ESTATE. Century Realty Co. III! Alaska Bu*-l*J*n« ll*artr|u*rl*re f**>f Ik* treat Lure In West Saalll*, tat* ar aura,. Ales lialsrs in TAXIMA VAII.KT f'llillAlil* SB* ntakat-l lanrl. tit* arte* *f aur aitkard Bill ntak* rati In *.t*.n*.Bt Century Realty Co. *4atn home, -™.m mantling *»t'pi 1 vt-sw; n*Bt ,si-iiti tjursn Anna rmr Una; imtf light r*..ma «iir.( ami iii-'- for «m. tii.iiv r.ttnt.- »i*tii-u» B-..1 ii»vrra4 p-nr-rh antfl Ni.-'m, B""-1 trm.«. a.. aHiaitlu- rooming hnua* 'I four ttH'tia.ml llolUrS tIR I "in.a t«alar than rmi, forty -tlnH-Bra a .Month. I'l- Vl*w sif'iie la woith tha ('ill* It W worth tha iirlr* without th* .Igw. '_}.7:*.V,T."n;., A 7*ll -..-it.. I soar TOMonnow afteiinoon T.r take in,,,, 1 a*** to set Breach I ,fl|. a 1.1. 1 t,„i,f 1-1 Rtstl-B 1. I While lit Nnrll, Shnr. nf tlreea lake. WI wit.t. snow rmi Hum-foot lot* fer It*, .-,1 tplandld ia.,..r, .-.lili *c...l anil, fin* vl.tr, )*v.l •urfaie and •,.silent Baler, Jt-HT HtiillT 'II II A I I IMI 11.a. I'-ll Allll: ON TERMS ii X Oltll COMPANY, INC., TOI to lit Alaska Building. Fitr Kale—ta, ......it kntiae. tvllk fatal* Inle, on leased art.untl, i.i I'k.ine It 111*. —17 .v ly- he does M for he says that i..Minimis this year BBS very simi lar to those of a year .is., at this time, Y*l, between July 27 snd Aug. S, 1007, December wheat fell from •6 cent* to 81 cents. This year It ro*« In that umi period from 91 cant* to 07 cants. Damtfl* All Don*. I'atten has done nil the damage in wheat that he ran dm this sea son. The crop Is being harvested, and Is proving to li« ss good, if lint better, than last year's. -The t'rin.i .li,iii crops si. fine, If United State* wheat la held at tea. high a 'price It will iii.l l.ear,-ar tikis: t3164' 3297 Horace II n* 3297 I'hllllatlna 103 Fair Annie 93 7ih st. The de ceased leaves a husband. John Cook; a son, James, and a daughter. Isabel. Funeral services will lu held on Wednesday at 2 ll 111 HI the llallard Presbyterian church, in terment will follow at Crows 11111 cemetery. STOCK MARKET FURNISHED BY 8. C. OSBORN A CO. New York. Aug. 17. Sloth*. 11,. lota 1t..1 Ask* tmalff upper Yts TS'-a 77i. T7't Anter. li.iita.al.tf M,"*, »4S M. M-'n Armer. VAN. (a. »4'» «HI *4S *»4-s Ana, 4* a 4\V 4t>S 41,' Althi.nn 87S St, a 87 «7*. Bell.mere S Ohio SI a 11 OJS 1,r.„1,.n1'„,11 I Sal*. 661.00... CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Chicago, Aug. 17. OrtlON j Open tilth law Clot* sta.i. aia i "fIU ai', Ibis Whttl.ilttTalVS I a*-, Bllt, (o.n, Sept. 7S',-S V*, 7V. 7-a** tarn, Dr.. 6IS Bit 61', I, |l. o*o. Sept. -is.-", 4k Sl'S* 46S SEATTLE MAN IS AUTHOR OF PUT "Idol*," a Heat pig, j^j. tie man, la Boon to rec.lt* Its pr* mlere- production st the 1.3.1 str* In this city. The ,a,„ in w ten \iy g Chsries Eugene flank*, fjjff OmtifOt Chicago, and i, well b' Mlln writer of both plays and hook*, sj the scenes a-e located at AIM Pejia I and on Queen Anne hill. Mr. |^J?J has resl'led here for lit MOSttTfaa-j Ing which time Ihe play a*_r___ I ___aJa*___i ..._ aa*i_S- i. pleled a thorough 'amass of tt* slate, visiting every county a- spending some time In all the eIU*» and town*. On his return to 8p» kane last week hi gate out Wl la. ten-lew to the Himhesiasn Review 111 which he expressed the -laslV dent belief that In wiIIISfMVB heavy vote In nearly every part ff the ststn. His tain pa Imi asa tmt conducted without provokhtf say aiilmoaltlea, and he expect* t m*. stderable share of tne ..i.ii rttokt votes of all other candidate*. Col. Kldpath will be is ttstfl* attain this week, and alii ruttij at the Hotel Northern headqntrert until after September 1. H* *_. pects to spend the last Bta-t of th* primary campaign In HpoSast s*d the northeastern mil**. pl.t.* somersault While it ing this the other car lias** wide gap directly inlimsslt It snd wins the race by a fraction tt a second. Tbe danger lie* Is At possibility of th* ear* either, to, lidlng In th* air or on the null ing platform. f.-ianger I* compelled to pertr*.. alii Btiporintetid the erection ef tit steel st ..lure on which the tat* Is started and to go over .very Ml of tbe apparatus twice each at.. The manager* do not believe 1* dangering the lives _of the ta* young women and prefer not!!• take chance*. ;-*ISSCft6 The thriller has bee* fur ease mous drawing card all senses tad I* far and away the most teossUsa al thing offered ta rim* Th* managers are Incltaed to think that tbe thriller will be the last to Is given the public Time,' how****, may tell a different «tot_.'|M||M| PIONEER WOMAN D El Washington lost another of a pioneer women in the d.-tth of In, P. J. Smith, wife of the^toiaa county commissioner, who paM away at her farm resident*} Isaaquah yesterday st S pJakWH Mr*. Smith was SS i old at had lived la Waal-it naton Jl yea** She as. horn In Lawrence eotsq. Illinois. iH.j_filflOllP.lli Tbe body will he Inttrrtd.tß Kenton cemetery tomorrow PUBLIC MARKET ----Jr-*~J Boatoo brown bread at'lfM? i 10 cents a loaf, spruit* rhtcktst 22 cents a pound, ham bur* *!*'«*■__ Panca applet*. lilt ktUO New spples. detea. l-tte. l*lne*pple*. I* tlr li tlrsnsa* tt-t*c da*. la..a. r*—t'.tnatton*. It* per iV**hln*taa creamery ka_ll*r.**Jßtt; loss ,t,a,„.ir I lt» lac: r*atk toot* Sta- lb ■':-"'E'a In. al ranch ant* lie dot l'..i*i..e« li.e-IH* pet I*. '.*__ Untoßß 1 buacbea tc. kaaUlls *W*J**a| I 11 Iks far tie C*rrota I bonchea for Ie ..JB Summer squash, tc Ik; tallest "****'__' Ie tb. '._■*■_* Mutton chop*, im-lf* I*l J* atealc.. ltd IB; porterhou**. IB A* nil.in 111 iT lb; rasa* «*»*.___•? IS.; *n.ini,tar *i**k. I lb* It*; kt*f« tb.; roaat*. t Jc lb; bollls* Its****

PRICES PAID TO PRODUCERS The tall***!** purrv.*.* arte*** aunlad on Wealern ay. Hit* ,_*", I-UI.TRT-Old kena. lit* »"*_*™-_IJ.. per pound; .lice.a.l IK- per po-aa* _ ***__; chicken*, lit*. U-Itr per pound; ar*_3_ tie per pound; broiler*, lie I*** *•?__* n....!.. illl p«r *o».n: *_".. c per pound; pittas* II P«r •**•**_*!__* llt'TTEH—laocal ranch, lie per a 7"""""*, pound KiHIS-l-ocal ranch, tt-ltt-. a a.. *S MRATS. Ilv* a ».l«hl-Co«*. *_« t" pound; *l**r*. I'»e per pound. ■***J5 neiiiei* tc p.r pound; •"**-_,V__i pound. Hot*. IHC P" ?•*■■■'__. I** j *-T^»r pound. Bull* and oi.s. IS" r\ pound i- M MKATR-Dre..ed-V..1 Isrs*. »i per pound: medium, 11-11' at- *•«'*7_3 Th* frtilt.am* are loyal ma.l. on W*.t.rn tv Hit. mir*laa» KliriT-lls.pb»rrlos. _*■».'''"fTta 18-lb. bos. Ile-ll; el*ckh«rrlt*.R*s Slat an.l.lit »p|.le«. 11l **i ford p.ach... It; turtl.ll V"; ,U .f VK **ck, _-_ .________— j_—w^- z Commission Brokers ¥„ea!rf.^ Iltnla cod Cellea. lea.nl Wire a,- ost»tiK> a I *'_ Ml Mala Stl MtstAv. IsA «■*_

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p^lllos Proposes to Make Csapanie** Obaarra Franchise. •a. ii V Itoullloß saperlßtaildent of __*- -Ulltte* lis* notified both .fTvttthsm l*at*lfl. and the Oreat ■flirt* Railway companies to oh e _J| .(to (istiiiiise regulation **Zk aehlbitß th* swttehlng of 'JSor passenger car* along the ££»_*, tracks from King to ■fmt betwßtea th* hour* ot 1 !ji o'ekjek la th* morning and f«* o'clock In th* evening. *i5-rt*ha»*r**c*-d th* city of- STATE BUILDING BIDS TOO HIGH C^jftissioners Find Actual Coit Is Far Above Estimate. Vftrk *B the state building at fjj"^;,..p, eiißtßltlua will ba de mot tM torn, time. At tbe meat* tag «f ts* eeatnissit** on Saturday, a**) was received and a* _4r area aasv* the estimated oO*t. mtcmUmA at* aot awarded. The mom*** test I* We e*e while the til ktsme* by Btrehiow. fr*as> i*»t«*>* tar 151.77.. ■nil MEETING TIESMY NIGHT rtrtaer Mayor Wttllam Hickman I k»- wilt fee th* principal speaker a t meeting of th* Bryan \ilin mm a be held In room 319 Sew Ttefcck Tuesday night All in femtstia the Bryan candidacy ar* At** to sttend. 7a,n» Brysa Volunteer* now num fesr tiaj, with new members constantly for enrollment to That** J. Casey, secretary SIS He* Turk block. ELKS PLAN DANCE. -.■s** XV Klk* plan to open their Steer social season with a grand IM te h* given on August _*. la th* |Ba-e** park pavilion. Cheap Rates East Th* Oregon R. R. Navigation ft will sell round trip excursion tests August 11 aad 11. good Stay day*. Pull particular* at S_m Ticket of fl.-a. CO* First ay. IB Kill*. Oaoarai Age.t ass PAINTING Istertßr and exterior. Estimates B»*s t r**.V^BßtHßlßHHß_| fek_l Paint* Wall Paper Co ■It Br* A****** Ir,*,, Unusual Sacrifice Sale TT 1 C*__aa«_^_aA C__l__ Unusual oacnnce oale -■v- _^ LADIES' WEARING APPAREL ''animal condition* make this an nnnsitsl sale On account of being delayed la getting posse*. af our present quarters at 1410 SECOND AVENUE, we were aot able to opaa tor business ■mill last week As we had futty expected to open at least two month* earlier and get tbe haasßt of the full summer trade, we storked up accordingly _■____ NOW WHAT WE ARE GOING TO DO IS THIS: Bell a* ranch goods during the net! few days as we expected to all summer. There I* only as* way m do this, and that is to MAKE A TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN PRICES —Brie*** that can't be duplicated elsewhere l-.veryihtng is '.rand new, stylish, anil of th* beat I •eater!*!, th* earn*- high grade of goods that I* carried by ail *scluttv* specialty store* (1 lance M tbe feUawlas prices and while noting tbe reduction* remember that these are hlgh-grad* good*. SUITS DRESSES SKIRTS *mrh W*A Bait, in the "m* ©aa lot eonalstlng of wool, In Lot of rr.-n.!, n*p Wash "■am tmumuJ^\vJl!L*oW VVI *.nß*P*r »ad Princess styl*. Skirt*, in plain 13gored nM""\™:..^T.s!£ Value, up to |J5 00 $7...0 Sad tV-mmrnOm^mmmmTamM °M M** **-_ nf _BSM SS. 1 Vsl o .Tap ,ri»9 0«^ |U«. Ed effect*. Value f3O 00.... ftklrta of wash goods In 'kr-aapteos Buiu.'eumpriilng 81111-a Indian Heart and duck.. jWBi-e* sun, *nd th*. aew One lot handsomely embroidered Hl __"*e* Th* very latest style. ,,_.,- b t,„-,„_-. i. he,,... Lot of cream French extra quality of taf* uKrt* mt\. lumpers In hrown- ______ _„„.,, and trim tela. former price |..n -nbagea. navy and black; mea w |u, button* $1M.7.. form*r 00...511.7."i HS2Er."* $5.10 COATS SILK PETTICOATS I Ult nn,'Bt of unllnr-d silk Coats In rajah, le-tt of Rxtra Fine Taffeta, good full width. .^«ort sad loag. Including automobile aaU, Regular 17.80. All colors and black 1 .VO I »*1.»5 •Owtotof Fane? Lace CoaU, *hort length. MILLINERY I -^loe np to Wi.OO 9* *old REGARDLESS OF rtsdea of chiffon broadcloth CO a T tot -if th* new butterfly sleeve Umpire V" L '-wg Coats, la plain colors and strip* effecU. New o*ods arriving dally—en,llirt.ry. dres.*., worth moo $1.3,75 desks, suits, etc ___I*^^ ____F -_ tA^T ____T ____________T ABW /^^^f AT Ftrmtrlyat ,_^ j|_l'_!*4_fr^^/'^f'^^ -______t/__lK7- Formerly at *ye mWKntm 97f^KtT^^TAf^mts"f ,m77m\^ r% _*^^ Second Aye. I fti-lals that the cmpanv has paid little* in no attention In this law in the past an.l th* fact that Batata! fatal iilum a hate occurred re centiy in which people wer* knock ed down and run utai by freight train* along the waterfront led to the formal mulct* front Mi. Iloull lon office. The franchise regulating the op er.-ttlon of these tracks, known as th* "depot franchise." alio provides that no car* shall he switched lv or out from any wharf or warehouse belts i.m King and Hell st. except between the hours of clock in the evening »nd 7 o'clock In th. morning, it It ,lta. la.a-d that this law Is betas constantly disregarded. THREE WEEKS TO REGISTER Those who haiß moved sine* Jan. 1. 1108. and those who have mad* their residence her* since that data, or were not registered l for the Match election this tear must register again In order to SB able to east their ballot at th* county election on September I. The hooks wilt be open for regis tration In the council chamber of th* city hall every day until i o'clock In Ike evening, until Septem ber 7. Owing to IB* fact thai the poll books must lie made ap for all the outside preeiaet* for the eonnty election, It I* Improbable that th* registration hooka will be open until tat* In the evening, as is the iiatial custom for city elec tions during the la,.- day* of regie tration. If yon are entitled to reg- I later and watt until the last mo meat, yon may lose your chai. to vote, on account of the tinman** crowd which always delay* lent* tering until the eleventh hour. KITSAP BANK OPENS. (By Unite* Pre*. PORT OUCH Aug. 17.—The Kitsap County tlaak of this place will ..per, for business August 20. .forge K. Miller, former merch ant of this place, will ha cashier John n. Yakey. superior Judge of this county I* pre-Bideat Build Mammoth T»l**_op* NKW TORK, Aug. Scientist, 1 her* »r* Interested today In the announcement that Professor Wood at Johns 8. Hopkins University I* soon to produce a new type of re flecting t*le*eopa that will make the great Lick and Yerke* tale scop*-* look Ilk* i.i*lee The deap a♦ I THE MAP CAN MtAR j! Heal tall laaeaUaete r*e fiat-tt., sarti.at.ra .tare** H ij I* SSS-I till Hit j HSM BY SCOTCHMEN nob Hotter*, candidate fur the re publican nomination for sheriff, was practically endorsed by (ho Scotch man of .team.- at their picnic held Saturday at Three Tree point. About taiio people enjoyed the pie nic, engaging in dattcing anil other amusements. The llodg* demon atrallou was start*-'! by Jaiinia Stir rat. who made sue,*, h calling th* attention of the victim en present to th* fart that they hay* a conn trymaa who** chance* of winning the nomination for sheriff ar* bright Th* rule of "no politic*" wa* tailed Off for th* occasion a*d Hodge asked to nialf a speech. ll* responded briefly, telling what th* p*opl« of th.- county might etpataH Jlf ha la elected sheriff. Mr. Hodg* wss given an *B thuslssttt reception.

GRAND OFFICER TO VISIT FORESTERS t-ocal Foresters of America will hold a reception tomorrow night at KlW*' hall Alaska building, in hon or of Supreme Chief Hanger John O'Orady of New York, who will gr* rtv* Is Seattle tomorrow afternoon, A banquet will be held at th* Wash ington Ann*s. •fter which th* party win go to ink*' h4iiVa_MMMMH HORSESHOW ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY Entries for the Seattle bors* show, which will tie held September S to 5. will .in*. Tbursdsy. sad from all Indications the horse show .his year will outclass all former affairs On* of the features will tie the In.is.- »hll_lt by young women. UNDERGOES OPERATION. PBS th* second time In the past year Dr. V*. It M. Kellogg underwent an operation for abaress of th* liver at lb* Seattle teener*! hospital yea terday. th" Kellogg I* city heeler to,t)_i«i He rallied from tb* opera tloa splendidly and Is resting easy, mil it at ttta* a Boat Bsro* BIT lot SB* t.-Blv*r«>lt) ,t»..ati SmklM vit.vt i»n*as (lot A-lv-iiit V *ti«>\ tn Victoria J. 8. MUtQRAVE, Prop., VICTORIA, B. C. men are badly hurt. Th* man who was killed was 11. ft. Illalsilell, a laborer who has been for some me- In the employ of Hi ant, Htnllh A Co. He is "'ail of family, ami lives on l-'astlaka ay The gang In the sewer at th* lluia of Ilia accident WIS in clisige of Foreman Moot* TKHAMA, Cal Aug, IT.—Thl* town today li without a business canter a* the result of a disastrous ftr* I**l night which swept Hi* main mercantile district and .aimed .lam aa* an, Hat to f 100,000, Th* fir* stalled In the Tail hotel and burned fiercely for three hours b* fore It could lie i hacked lit Hie vol unteer fire company. In addition to th* Tail hiiußit, th* flames con sumed th* Heller bottil, a large In cry stable, a hardware store and butcher shir*. mad* three very temperate sad mild talk* to the voter*, on* at the Moore theatre, th| second st Au burn snd the third last .Saturday evening at Kent In none of the** talks did Senator Pile* go any fur ther than to wtpress his gratitude to I*l.ll Ankany and Chart** Sweeny for aiding In his election to the senate Agreement Net Pr*duc*d. Th* alleged agreement of th* tallies* men waa not produced, and nothing was said that could b* con strued as an attempt to gtSBPSB tha venters of the Bounty to support An kenr Pile*, In each of his speech**. ha* plainly declared that the itnople of th* county are absolutely free to do a* they pleased. 11.- did not Indorse on* of tha many specious arguments put forward by the at |*aaß*d business men organisation. That this committee ha* lost hesrt In Its undertaking. If, Indeed. It was ever really In earnest. Is mora evident as the days go by. Two or threat meetings have been held without producing any effect an th. public mind. Inter**! In Other Contest*. 2 Th* contest for the governorship and th* complicated scrap for places on Ihe count, ticket ci.it* much ■tare interest among the voter* since It has become apparent that Congraaunaa June* will have easy ■siting Only th* county -i kahlp is nut Involved In Mils me**, a* Ibe withdrawal of Tom Rows* leave* a clear field for II K. HI. kit*. The ward le.eees and precinct men are all tied up in one way and another among tbe county candidate*, and while the more mercenary grieve at tbe absence of money, many of them are finding lucrative employment in .ting for randldatee for leaser offices. Among the politicians from other pert* of th* state who drift Into Se attle from day da. the talk la •II about tb* governorship. Gubernatorial M**dnu*rt»t-* seen tb* headquarter* of S. 0. Casgrove and Oar. Mead, la the Arlington, "..it Mcllrtd* In the Washington block and Col. Rldpatb In th* Hotel Nor them, with th* friends of John I). Atkinson snoop- In* around, there la plenty of talk on this topic. Thar* I* a general feeling freely •ipr**tt*d. that what* ever strength Ankeny has ever bad la King county and throughout th* state, I* fading away like a had dream, and that the present senior senator will soon amount ta in more than "the proposition over there CHARGE IS DISMISSED. Poster Pickett, laborer, appear e.l la-fore ft******* George E. Morris this morning to show causa why he I should an* be sent to prison for dl* obeying the order that he pay IX* a month for the malntensncw of his two children. He .lec!ai«.l that for the past four tear* be ha* paid the alimony regular Judg* Moirls dl*Bila*ed the raa* Spec Sale on Trunks and Suit Cases srr us TO SAVE MONCY Out or th* High Rent District. KUSTEH AND HART-ELL. riO. Flr.t Ay*. 25c Bottle a Liquid Veneer 1 3C _^aA9*^-— a t.1,|..1it Veneer I *C 2-T M _»_ t* in dee I _~"" a^*__t winker li is a V_\\Urt v*_a _* Lull*. up ami ra. ■aaSVGpi ">_. Juves.ie. ,h. nr a-£2**e""_"* _>__: l«IB*l fl-i. and e.^l** __i "lakes li la I.hi _ IH.^_6T MiU| .atna.a* l*«aa__"t« #i 1 IL a a saw I Va? ell ..ale. n I a_**t\3_** T everr oas feel I,after H I *I an* aa.ll. »|t|.llaft Bit* a ...ft 1.11 lN* let."! rer|.llr*tl Satn.il* i. aula free. l*a> la.xile l.t.|.ii.t Van**r 7,. tttl 1.-'lllr. l,lf|Ulft 1 aaaaa ii, .9. I.alllr. I .11 1.1,1 Van*** 111.- nan* Henour'a l-.ii.i Ir l*a.n»il ...t1.... Ite ran* Variil.li Slala Ita .-en* Vertil.tt l-luta 8* AMtirtett r„l',t* lit rtna Vtt.lilt Slain It* tail, i mi* Vsrtll.lt Slain tie Onlr 'tn I,i. lata Venettr ta a flatly Nene 1.. 4**leta. H*l* en.t* Mi*- 14 >t....it. a If ritarrrrtii tl.r, It I* a..!. 1 r. M. spinning 13 I II Second Ay. YOUNG THIEF SENT TO PENITENTIARY from on* to fourteen year* In the slat., puultaiitUry was the sentence passed upon 111 yaar old Krsxer iiayiin by Julian l.miige Hi Morris 111 the superior court this morning. Young Main,- who dons not ap pear to hit mm. than 11. years old, waa an eat.ml rttcently .-hat-gad with robbing a friend nf a gold watch. lie plttadeil guilty and cam* up till* morning for scntanc*. When asked what he had to say fur himself he declared that he had be*n out of work for BOOM time, and that hi* I mother was sick MINISTER WILL NOT FACE TRIAL (By Unit.d *»r***.l lltUllHK, M.I. Aug 17—Rev. B. P. Rhlpman, the pastor who was recently beaten ly Thomas f.srew when found In a mi.in with his wife, said today that ha will Inav* the ministry rather then slsnd s church trial for his alleged misconduct. The announcement came as a sur prise, to Rev Shiftman's prisblonera, who were strongly on the min ister's side. Kblpmsn Is still suf faring from the affects of the best ing administered to ('Brew BENEFIT FOR CLERKS AT LUNA PARK for the purpose of swelling the sick benefit fund of the society, the Retail Clerk*' association has char tered Lima Park for neat Wad-SB* day and Seattle* i ilia-ens will have the heme to assist a most worthy rsus*. namely aiding and caring in the hours knew*. hundreds of department afore stria who are fort. .1 support I hem selves on ft. or fT a week The sssof-lattun has at present four girls and two men on Its Hat. who *.re sick and receiving aid. The succes* or failure of our efforts to aid these unfortunate one* will depend entirely tin the *i,,|..ul we receive from the people of Seattle,** said an officer of the association this morning. Tb* association has taken a near lease of life and Is rapidly regain ing its former numerical strength. MEETING FOR PHILLIPS. The ('ha.'.- H. Phillips club will hold a rally in th* Interest of their istidiiist.- for sheriff at th.- Hotel Northern at II o'clock tonight Sneak Thief Fined A fine of ISO was Imposed In po lice art this morning In the case of John Nolan, an alleged sneak thief Nolan waa arrested for at tempting to steal two grip* from the second head StO*_» of l-e-e Hart t* II st ZIO7 First ay EXCURSION TO HOODS CANAL Sunday, Aug. .J. IMS. on Steam er V***mlt*. Round trip fJOc LAWSONS 9 rmm^k\ va Mm I L/m T T **J\J I tmj V-* NATIONAL STOCK j BAY STATE GAS SB* I t t tt a I a We have private leased wire to all the leading exchanges through out the United States only private wire commission brokers' office in the State of Washington. We can execute order* on any of the tesdlng exehsages or curbs la from two to four minutes. Our commissions sre as low as It Is possible to charge and still pay the heavy expense that Is attached to a private wire house and employ reliable help Our commission for executing or ders on National or Hat State stock is I2*_c per share. This stock has a par value of $50. Beware of the so called brokers who are advertising private wires and want to charge exorbitant commissions. They are compelled to place their orders with us or do business over the public wire. Remember a private wire to New York or Boston costs over $60,000.00 per year. We know we are one of the people to pay the bill. WE DO NOT AHVISI-' ANY ONK TO IWY NATIONAL STOCK AS AN INVKSTMKNT; IT IS AS BI'KCI'LATIVK AS A STOCK COI.'LD UK. IK rOt) WANT A BPKCULATIVK STOCK, AND THINK THIS IS THE STOCK YOU WANT, WK ARM IN Till BUSINESS TO EXECUTE YOUR ORDKR. The -tin sold .Saturday at $1 50; lXVs*>- lunch room, In the baa* inrtiit it the Bui lay building, H*eond ay. and Cherry st crashed through the window of that place about IS o'clock Saturday night and mail* bis .-scape Nothing was stole* from th* lunch room. NORWEGIAN PICNIC. 1 Heat tie Norwegian* picnicked a: Wlldwood park yesterday The crowd was entertained with the singing of the Norwegian folk song by a chorus of twenty male voices, while th* national dsnc** wer*. danced In the pavilion. An athletic program occupied the afternoon. Dr. John ft. Booth has returned from a visit to the hospitals ta t-'urope. When this company is named as exec utor or trustee we Prepare Your Will ar— Free of Charge v*. Come in and talk it over with us a" Union Savings Trust Co. SECOND AND CHIRRY

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