The Seattle Star (Seattle, Wash.)
August 31, 1908

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__OnR" HAn_PF W,LI mL YOU AT ARCADE HAIL, ON SECOND AVENUE, NEXT _P*Zg~\_T__* CHFDIFF^ ••£>*^l-» ■V/lt_/V3L WEDNESDAY NIGHT, WHY HE SHOULD BE THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE II V_/l% SSI ■■—■mil I Wli iill iiiiiiii>iii-__BM_-_-*iiM_miii mi iiims iiisisiissss lsi_____liiii_a_i___iiia iiiim__isisi i iisiiiii n ii i r r i *V_mm**A~* LAST EDITION VOl 10 NO. 162. MURDERED WIFE AND BURNED BODY ILLEGAL VOTERS PLAN TO CAST BALLOTS Hundreds of -Sleepers" Being Drilled by County Ring in Art of "Crooked" Voting. __rw*'_*' B has come to thai m et Us— who are opposing m from to ,ft'*t**P*! held In m mm to vote as often r »lk« primary election Bep ta*** t , m* rotes coming to Mr. l.*-wl« i*****t, tut be also want* the tote* IJ^ to himself. Sight bros; machine makes a record flight IRIGHT BROS.' MACHINE MAKES A RECORD FLIGHT E___s*ND ORVII i I WRIGHT. j? MINERS IDLE *rt^*. A"s' 8,--Today every I maml*i failure of a a T~ a operators to am* I scate for neat year and estimates made of the 'egltl mate tote In each precinct With these estimates as a guide the or ganisation expects to readily detect any Illegal voting In any precinct In the county, and any Illegal vot er* caught will he prosecuted. Will Watch th* Lake. The country precincts on Lake Washington will be dowel* watched on election flat in former elections it 1* charged that boatload* of ta peater* have been taken around th* lake, rep-eating their votes in each precinct, as no registration la re quired outside the Incorporated tonus According to information received the "aleepera" are to be vote.) for Her klngbmn Rutherford. Agncw and Brier, the four candidate* whom the ring must nominate In order to maintain Ha hold on the county machinery. To effect that rod sample ballots, printed at the expense of the count*, are being proper! marked and distributed among the sleeper* so that they will be properly coached In advance. It la charged that the rtog BS planned to use these vote* In any number required to overcome th* i majority against them la the city. A* accurate m canvaaa aa It la pos sible to make In advance 1- being made by the ring worker* and the sleepers will 1- used on the basis of thla count of probable votes. a MRS INCERSOLL TO A TALK WITH DEPARTED. a s a (By United Pratt a NEW YORK. ha* 31.—The A widow of th* late Colonel Hob- a *rt O. Insertudi today admitted i a that aba hope* to bear from a bis spirit and that she I* mak- a Ing effort* in communicate a with the departed agnostic through spiritualistic me- a dinms. 4 THREATEN LYNCHING (By United Press.) BHAW.NEE. Okla Aug. 11.— Seventy five negroea are under ar est here, and a lynching la threat ned an the result of a brutal aa malt on Miss Kate Kane here last tight by .1 negro. The. girl waa rroaaing a dark atonal when Ihe legro leaped upon her and struck ncr on the bead three time* with a ■t-volver. Inflicting serious wounds. rbe girl was tinconscl. when round two hour* later The police raided the negro quarters and ar rested 75 black*, Peeling against ?.e colored men runs high. SNAPSHOT PHOTOGRAPH AT CLOSE RANGE IN FRANCE, SHOWING THE WRIGHT MA. CHINE AN INSTANT BEFORE STARTING FLIGHT ON ONE OF THE SUCCESSFUL TESTS. WILBUR WRIGHT IS SEEN SEATED IN THE CENTER OF THE MACHINE. (By United Pre..) LEMANI. France, Aug. 31— After a wonderful flight lasting -58 minutes, over th* military course at Avoura, today, Wilbur Wright, of Dayton, Ohio, was forced to bring his aeroplane to the ground on account of a slight accident. Th* flight wa* the longest ever attempted in Franc* and was one of the most remarkable ever made. The great bird like machine dipped and gilded gracefully through th* air, under perfect con trol of the aeronaut. Th* machine seemed to have attained perfection, the flight was so easy and waa under such perfect control of the aeronaut. .t,,,,i«„ _,« Wright made sudden turns and changed hi* altitude from Urn c to time, swerving and shifting Ins course with «as* and grace. Th* fllgh! w i the greatest ever arm In this country, and the enthus iasm over the American I* greater than ever before. The .tie,, was of little consequence and Wright announced that h* will r**um« hi* flight* thl* *v*ning. The Seattle Star SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1908. PRICE ONE CENT GRAFTERCHEADLE STILL HOLDS JOB Despite Absolute Evidence of His Guilt, Mayor Miller Fails to Dis charge Inspector. it has now been six days since Th* Star made It* flrat chargea that Market Inspector Chnadle grafting on the farmers at the public market.' Each day slue* The Htar ha* published ad ditional affldavlta giving the time, tbe amounts, the conditions and the 1 t,ie*at of other people who had been compelled to submit to th* Inspector s grafting tardea M.t.oi Miller ha* done nothing, apparently, and almply ex plain* that he la looking Into the matter." Mayor Miller was told two month* ago by personal friends that. aniens he dismissed Cheadle, the latter would cause a sorloui "ad ministration acandal." Cheadle was one Miller's political lieutenant* in the Seventh ward during the laat campaign, He ttaa appointed at the request of Councilman Thomaa I" He..-lie. The charge I* made that Mayor Miller dare not fire Cheadle. Market Inspector Cheadl* ha* not donlod publicly that be haa been grafting. The only excuse Cheat!le friend* have mail, la that ha la a good tell. Why BAA Mayor Miller remain silent? Angelo I'itt.rn. an Italian produce peddler.'who .ill* *tock grown on U. iirar.i« farm, Market In spector Cheadl* $1 a week. In re turn" for this I I'atone 'I* usually given *la)i No! 10. a choice loea* Last week Pavone gave Cheadl* tt. on the understanding that be in to be gltrn stall No. j Chea die failed to come ihrvugh. and Pavone had to take a stall farther down 'he line. Bay* All Pay. "Everyone pat» 1 heart said Pavone 011 Saturday, with a aweep of hi* band, indicating the whole line of prodnrera and peddler* un der the .ti.-nh of market sheds. Moose pay htm tl. some tt. and j come more. I pay II a week for a stall. The other men also pay. I do not know how much, of course, hot Cbeadle lake* money pom them all. "Often 1 tn-aij i- come* up arid •bakes bands and aay* *Oood Morn- Ing Ton Blip the money Into hla band when yon shake hands. Oth er* slip It Into his pocket." "But do they all hate to pay him this graft money?" re was asked Ye*, wg* the reply, "they all pay him." Threaten* Parmer. J. Hi -an a farmer who lives near Poster, and who was one of tbe nine that algned th* affidavits rharaii.a t'heedle with grafting practices appro* by Cbea die on Saturday ami told that if he did not sign a retraction be would not be allowed to draw for the Monday market ►level: refused to retract, and In stead told Cheadle be 1,, proud of having signed the affidavit; also thai he had ao desire to assist in whitewashing »he Inspector. ItaacMiiae of having signed afttda vita on Priday charging t'headle with grafting, th,- Japanese were run off the market on Saturday by (Treadle and only hair a doxen found locatlona near the Pike si entrance. The other* congregated north of the market and had a coif saltation with T. Takabashl, I president of the Oriental Trading company, and 11-rf president of the I local Japanese association. It wa* decided iff await develop* rocnta. Japanese Are Divided. Tin Japanese have all been pay Ing Kraft money to Cheadle, al- Ihouifb they at, now divided Into two campa, one headed by M Itf who favors I .end;, for business reasons, although be la paying graft money ever)* week, and the other under the leadership of 11. Ynni tnura. who slaned a graft affidavit. Cbeadle toll the Japanese hoy* that he would arrvst them and Bead I them to tbe penitential* for paying him graft money, also lhat ba would not allow them to go on 'he market any more. By utile of this sort of lactic* I Cheadle seemed the signature* of about ten Japanese, among whom I am K. It.. Yoshtda. N'obnyama. Kuno, riuiiif)uabl. 8. Yonltnura. Itortwuchl. Nakamura. Iff thla list three, cannot t»aj or write th* English language, and did not know what the. sinning two of ihem pay regular graft each »e»k. one IS a week and the other more than that, aad tb* other* sign ed the paper because the, were threatened with the vengeance' Of] th* inspector Jiptnrtt M"' Tbe Japanese asportation, com prising the leading Japanese mer chant* of this city, held a meet' tag yesterday si at discussed the tiiuis of Market-Inspector Chsadl* In grafting from the Japanese farm ca and compelling -hem lo submit to hla despotic whim*. The association took no action of ficially on tbe matter, but after the meeting it waa announced that the Japanese victim* of Cbeadle'a peculiar holdup gam- would be on hand to give their testimony when ever needed FOREST FIRE (By United Press SANTA CftUZ. Cal. Aug ll.— Over a hundred acre* of valuable redwood timber land haa been burn ed over today by a fores! fire that la raging In Blackburn gulch, four mile* from town. IKI Ml 081 Aug. Sl—Ptrea which started last night are raging today In the mountains west of here. CHICO. fs! Aug .11—A fores! fire raging north of here haa al ready burned up over 20,000 acrea of Umber and gracing land, and Is continuing without abatement. A strong north wind la carrying the ashes sad over Chlco. and ■1 It la very hot here. Over 200 farm era are out fighting tho flamca. RALLY UNDER HOOOE BAN- NER.

"Vols for Bob Hodgs, th* a Man of Action," it the Inserlp- lion In large black and red In tarp which has b*cn tiattl.etl aero** the principal strsst of Kent by leading tlti/en* of that town. Tha banner Is Kant's contrl. button to tha Hodge campaign, and la lha rasult of a visit which Hedge paid to Kent last Thursday. So taken with a Hodgs ware th* volar* of Kant that thay had tha banner pre- pared and hung si their own «xp*ns*. a Th* entire town of Kent I* a rallying under th* Hodge ban- nar," taid a prominent bun ass* man of Kent In telling of th* raising of tha banner Bat a urday afternoon. "We like a Hodg* btcauss ha haa shown a that ha will do things, and we a a velll do our part to make him sheriff of King county." *l»-4;*tr msf a

TOKIO FAIR postponed Japanese Exposition Wilt Not Be Held Until 1917— Official Announcement. 3,., tat m (By United Pm, TOMIO. Aug. Th* Tcklo M position has been postponed until '91/, according to the official atate mastt Issued today by the mlnlstsr Of agriculture and commerce Th* setter, Is taken over the protest* of all fin* chamber* of commerce, and Is Indicative ef the determination af the new cabins* to carry out It* pell, of retrenchment. WILL TIE UP THECP. R. Union* on the Railway Issue Final Ultimatum to Company Officials.

7 (By United Pimm (MONTREAL, Aug. ll.—Th* gauntlet ha* been thrown dawn In the mechanic*' atrlke on the C. P. R. The committee In tret. here rep resenting all order* and unions of the railway has served notice en th* officials of ths company that. ufiHli th* strike I* settled this weak, the *y*t*m will ba tied up. Import American*. WI.SNIPKU. Man.. Aug. '1 Trains am delayed throughout the west on lha Canadian Pacific lines aa Ihe result of tin- strike of the machinists, and tin- general demand fin air lion looking toward a settle ment Is Increasing. The railway commission will meet lit-n- on geptt-mber id anil It Is said that the union alii bring be fore that body strong representa tions .showing a violation of the alien labor law by the general in. portatlon of American railway men FALL COURT TERM t STARTS TOMORROW Tbe fall term of tin superior court starts tomorrow, anil for s.-v erajwet-ks every court will t>* very busy. I lit- criminal docket it. full. Onn of tho most Important rases jls that or .Nick I'fiiil.li charged Willi linn. l. I In 111. first degree, committed at Auburn. Numerous robbery Mini embezzle mem it-. are also 011 the criminal docket. ARRESTED BANKER IS TAKEN TO PORTLAND Jntnes Work. Ihn wealthy hanker and real estate broker of Portland und Haiti Francisco, who was arrest ed In ibis clly Saiuiii.it for desert ing his wife and leaving her In des lltiiin circumstances, whs taken back to Portland yesterday by lie lecllvn roll-mini of Knit city. Mis. M. ,Walts, id.- woman In whoso company ho wait found and Wilt] whom lie Is i.mi to Imve t li-jn-fl, wan lilierntcil. ninety" DAYS FOR THE FT. Hum Gtmdersoii, who was urn-sled for liini'.liii.t for gtaallni n bug la longing to a sailor from a water front saloon, was permuted ibis morning to plead Kill II In petty lilt ceny In tlit* Hiipi'ilor court .ttiti mas sentenced Id 'I" iluyr. In 111 HUH! 1 Jail. NOME MINER ARRESTED IN SEATTLE IS CHARGED WITH ATROCIOUS CRIME "BOB" HODGE-THE MAN OF THE HOUR (Photo by Jam** A Dushnell.) ROBERT T. HODGE, Candidal* for the Republican Nomination far Sheriff. People of Seattle who have not Bat- "Dob" Hodge, candidate for tha republican nomination fur sheriff, will bate the oppor tunlty to men him and bear bun spaak at Egan'a ball. Arcade building, next Wednesday night. Admirers of Hodge have arranged a mass meeting for that blab! at which several well known men have volunteered to apeak In Modi, a Intereat. Hodge baa developed Into a forceful epeakor since the opening of the campaign His speeches are wall worth listening to for they ate entirely dlffeitat from the usual campaign Speecfc by county candidates. Hodge Is straightforward, honest and mag netic in hi* appeal to his heaters lor their vote* His speech in dicate* the quslttle* which have made him a successful officer and are now making him a successful campaigner. Listening to "Hob" Hodge speak, one can readily realise why It la thai whan Hodge take* the trail of a criminal, he i* almost certain to come back with bis man. and, likewise though be has beaa a depute sheriff for over five years, with abundant opportun ity 1., graft, he is still a poor man. Itlgid honesty, strength of purpose, determination to succeed and intelligence all ring la the words "Hob" Hodge utter* from the platform, and that la why he Is given an enthusiastic recep tion and unanimous promises of support wherever he goes. a•■" J BURGLARS drop TOOLS IN HASH FLIGHT Watchman's Approach Gives Warning and Thieve* Leave in a Hurry. Tbe UdMBBBI cafe anil a store room of the Swift pharmacy. In 111" basement nt the Eltel building, cor ncr of Becond ay. and Pike St., wen broken Int.. last night by burglars who. In their haste to _•* left a varied assortment of tooli lying uiti ill* scene of operations The thieves wero evidently scaret off lii Dick llorton, of the Han croft patrol system, who walker through the basement pasaagewa: about i" o'clock and discovered tha ihe outside lock on the door lead Ing to 'li** Anlii-aiiai i kitchen ha. been broken off. Tho amount ti stolen goods has not been I mined. The patrolman tried the door, bu It would not open. lit- then wen to llif telephone to notify the pro prletors, and when hi- returned tin door was standing ajar. Hi en listed the services of other offlcert 1,1,. I lit- found a number o wrenches, bolts and las him near ha door. i.ai. i In the night the patrol returned in find thai the ii... lead ing to the storeroom of tin- Bwlf establishment had been aliened, bu Ihe burglars, Aim heard his up im..11 liliin. tut ipi .ii- .1 Thief Takes Jewelry. P. I>. Woods, who lives .ii Hla lit court, 1729 Bo) 1 t«ttan ii. reporter la, the police department this morn Ing that his apartments had 111 11 broken Into I'll that II ill 111 l ring, gold ring, emerald ring am still of clothes were in I using. 11.11 Si lltltll who lives DMI lllalne st.. station, on Lake Union nii-Ff il bis motor 111.11 li 111 ilhn moinliiK ami loportcd tin* natter t' the police. The boat wan found It tin- afternoon on Fourth ,i\ N inn ihe motor had been taken out of it Sailor Robbed of Clothes. Albeit Whitney, a Bailor, «in ,u.i i bat ho hail been robbed $70, was md In a Strang* pictlltu nienl Saturday night. Hi was wan daring about on till waterfront 1 THE WEATHER FAIR TONIGHT AND TUESDAY} LIGHT EASTERLY BREEZE*.

his underclothing when found by the police, and he said that the robber*, not satisfied with his money, had stripped him of most of to* clothe*. Utile credence Is placed In the story. Whitney la now behind th* liar* of the rllt jail wearing a pair of irons, is a afreet car man gave him and a coat which he secured at the hall of the Sailors' union. Fred Mailman, a laborer, waa placed under arrest on oiler si. early vest, rdat by Patrolman Carr on a charge of robbery. It la al leged that in -ii. several dollars from It. U. Martin, a strati. In tho city. Th- prisoner has been positively Identified by the victim of the robbery. 8. A. lint, who arrived In the .its from Portland Saturday night. was robbed of 111 after be had been In town a couple of hours, and he accuses his chum, Joseph Hat ton, of the (heft "Gray was drinking, and gave Mutton the money to keep for him. Hatton dis appeared. ARRESTED EMBEZZLER ADMITS GUILT Qeorga H. Klaratad, a clerk who disappeared last Ma) after having worked for sin months In the home office of the Northern Life Insur ance company, In Ihe hllloiti huUtllng. Is In Ihe county Jail on the Chargl of embezzling |2JO from his former employers, lie wan nr restcrt in Portland Saturday und brought back to this city yesterday by Detective Coleman of Portland. Klerated freely admits his guilt The lolen money was turned over to him hy iii-i-ni.'- ami he never re ported lin collections to the cash ier. Earl of Rosse Deed. LONDON, Aug. 31.—The Earl of Roaaa died here yesterday, aged (>8 yeara, lis had been .i reprenentu tive peer 111 Inland since 18S8 and chancellor of the University of I ml.lin .'.inn- 1885. Admits Burning the Body, but Denies I the Killing. Says Wife Committed Suicids and That He Tried to Hide Her Crime. The details of one of the most atrocious crime* In the history of criminality in th* far north were brought to light in thla city today through the arrest of Lee H. John, ston, a miner, who is accused of having murdered hi* wife and buried her body near hi* cabin In Nome, Alaska, after having cut it to pieces and burned a* much of It as possible. Johnston was run to earth by Joseph Warren, special agent of the department of justice for th* sec ond district of Alaska, George B. Grigsby, district attorney at Nome, and Detectives Kennedy and Barbee of the Seattle police department, after a chase extending over a pe riod of several months. Arrested This Morning. He was arrested at o'clock this morning aa be waa emerging from hi* residence, at 11*01 Kourth ay., and taken to the .police station. There 1,.- was closeted with tbe ot* fleers for more than an hour, and the net of Justice has now been so closely woven about him that the autboritltui believe that It will ba Impossible for him to escape the banxman'a noose Johnston will ba taken to Nome as soon as requisi tion papers are approved by Gov. Head. Johnston admit* that he made an attempt to dispose of his wife a body, but declares that she took her own life and asked him to conceal her crime Bought Wife's Money. The officers have evident. to show, however lhat following; tbe I woman's death Johnston forged her name to letters written to her sis ter. Mr*. M. 1. Hedge of fort Blake* i ley. and others, and that he attempt led I.i fraudulent means to secure possession of more than t4,<*oo which waa owing to hie wife for property In Untie Mont. Johnston was married In Juno, 1905, to Belle Gilchrist, of Butte, whom he met In Seattle, and who waa at that time the owner of con siderable real estate The couple went to Some to lite, and on Oc tober 31 of the same year Mr*. Johnston disappeared. Explained Her Absence. When friends inquired aa to her whereabouts he Informed them that she had gone to California to visit with friends. He continued to live In his oabln daring the winter, and 1 hla explanation was given credence. It was not until last May that there waa a suspicion of crime. Then it was learned through the dead woman's sister and friends in this state that Mrs Johnston bad never left Nome An Investigation was started, and officer* were de tailed oil tbe case. In his confession this morning the accused man. In explaining hi* wife's death, said that be aft she cabin one morning while she waa cooking breakfast, and that when he returned a tea minutes later ahe waa dying from the effects of poison. "Sbe said that she was dlacottr aged and had committed suicide.'' said Johnston. "Sbe left note ot explanation In which she told me how to dispose of her property." Prom memory. Johnston dictated the note to the officers as follows: "Nome, Alaska, Oct.. 1906. "Darling Lee: I realize that I am no companion for you and can never be. Nothing but death will relieve my suffering. I want you to have all my real and personal property, and no one else. The power of at torney will be all you need. "Dispose of my remains secretly and let no one know that I have sought self destruction. "Forgive me and God will bless you." Burled Under Floor. Johnston dug a bole under the floor, where ho placed the corpse, and there it remained all winter, while h« continued In lite •In lilt* house. In the spring lie sold tho house for $*150 and moved to mi other ni' which in- had constructed. The body was unearthed, cut in three parts and taken away In crates. It was then put in a deep hole hack of 111.- new cabin, five gallons of kerosene) were pom. .1 on it ami it was burned. The charred bones were then covered up with earth Johnston hits given the officers a description of the place where tin- boons may hS found and this has been tclcgrnphed to Nome. Forges Wife's Signature. The men In' wen* detailed to Investigate the case have learned that after the woman death John ■ton made a BtrOtlUOU* attempt to secure a large mini of mime} In. li t.. ginlth. of lliltte. owed Ills wife. This be did by having unolhet (Continued on pago 6,)

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m TURFMEN BATTLE IN THE PADDOCK •ensatioaal Aftermath Occurs at The Meadows After a Two-Mile Race. While th* atvih race was being j lun at The Meadows Haturday, Ih* frequenters of the paddock witness ed an unprovoked attack on Turf man Ite.l Walker by .V O, Dunlap, a brother horseman.. According to the bystandera, the horse* had Just left th.- peal sad Wallet waa busi ly engsged In Doklag at his entry Henry when Dualap step. pad up, and. without word, atruck Walker'a powerful blow in the face. Walker reeled from I lie Impact, and DuuUp followed the first wallop up with a ahower of hlowa Walker, a"hough dased. endeavored to ,1. --fend-himself, hut wa* rapidly get ting th* wotal ..f the encounter When th* other horsemen In pad d.H*K Interfered aad separated the Infuriated men After the affray Walker went Into the track barber shop to get the blood .-leaned oft hi* face, whtl* Dunlap. who waa un marked, walked away. It la claimed• that th* reason Otinlap attacked j Walker waa because the Utters j hor»*. Harry Scott, with Jockeys MISS OFFICIOUS WINNER OF THE TWO-MILE RACE Gains a Hollow Victory in the Mud—Form Players Hare a Bad Day. The feature event at The Mead own Saturday waa the Pugel Sound Handicap at two mile* which al traded only three aUrter*. Flrat Peep. Miss Officious and Harry Scott. Tbe first named wa* ma favorite at even money while the other two were each SB 1. The race reaulted In a hollow victory for Mis* Officious at under C, Itua •ell* handling abe led all th- way and won at the end in a gallop by ten length* Th* race was marred somewhat by the fact that going aronnd the first turn First Peep LIVE NEWS fROM MEADOWS

■v I.KFUGEI. The bumping that occurred In the two-mile race while the field waa gotng around the flrat turn cam* In for Judicial Investigation after the race, aad the dgtr* fined Jockey C Russell, who ode Mis* Officious. ISO for rough riding It *e*m* that ill** Officious bumped Harry Scott and the latter hit First Peep and nearly put the mare over the fence Hut for this mishap. First Peep would probably have run a much better race. Matt Hie. and his friends cleaned up on the win of Mia* Officious, aa th* track waa mad* to order for bar, and the had received a special prep for he race. Jockey C. Sullivan managed to get almost left at the poet three time* Saturday, and for hi* *l*eptne** Starter Outer gay* him ten days on the ground Inclement* race was In striking contrast to hi* Ust effort, whan he had M trouble In healing the same field he met Saturday, and 'he horse la evidently a most Inconsistent ani mal. When Jockey Cricket Kelly waa suspended, one of the r*a*oat was that he had been beaten on la clement, and that the next time out the hor*e had won. After the horse* acrobatic performance Saturday, It would certainty be unjust to blame pay boy for tbe horse's erratic race*, and It I* to he hoped tb* official* will take this Info consideration when considering Kelly a esse. When Barney Oldfteld won Sat today, he scored hi* eighth victory at the meeting After Ml** Offldoua won. "Irish" Young was reported to have put ■V A^mT^.Wi o,rrror*T,,,c!« E"""3_l T"-AT«t.tTil im run, I IMH t I Lit *rSm ftn I ii.HT mr.ATHKtfT* '-»%TLttV- 'J§S I'-an.aa'-.ilan frM a*fiy oa fio n ni ita. ll* 4- .1. 1114* aW__H_B______B^_BK___S____f_Bß__BlßS_Bß___Bis___________Hß-_BIBI f Styles I Sfcvlc^s RKALJj JESUITS T Arriving t Daily THE3HHUB On th* Squart. Oppesll* Totam Pol*. f 61 5-61 7 First Ay I aagas________g__^____a-________________Hn_-_KS-_a)L. i i i iin ii i Harris up. badly Interfered wllh First Peep, a marp hat i- Ihe prop erty of Dunlap, while the two-mile race waa being inn. ami Dunlap be lieved Jockey Itarii* had acted un der Instructions from Walker. With out the Interference, Dunlap bellev. Ed First Peep could have won the jaiake. which wa* worth I* to th winner, and he brooded over thla during the afternoon and was un able to control himself when ho Walker. Th* latter stated thai he knew of no reason why Dunlap should attack blot, and thai the anaault found him utterly unprepared. The matter ha« been referred to the offlctala. and It Is probable that Dunlap be se v*rely dealt with. This Is tin* third case of personal violence that haa occurred st The MeadOWS thla sum mer, the flrat case •III* when 0. C. McCaffert) ruled off for attack ing George linden, a bookmaker, with a knife, and the second when Red Walker and Jimmy llm ilmaii engaged In a flat fight In the pad dock. On thta occasion Hardroan waa fined ttoo and Walker $50. bb It waa held the former was the ag (ream In the recent Inatance it appeal a that Walker waa blameless, and It will probably go haul with hi* opponent. mmmmaaaaatmmaraatamamimtmtm-ammapapmamtmmap to crowded Into the fiance and al most knocked down. She never seemed to run after that occurrence, although she hail no difficult In J beating Harry Scott. Inclement, waa made an even money shot in the two-year old aprlnt as he had beaten the same field previously in th* sam* kind of going Steel at 3to 1 proved an easy winner and won handily, beat- j ing Frtese and Ak» Ar-U*n. Inclem ent ran a moat disgraceful race and finished outsld" the money Pickaway, the winner of the last rare, saved the day for Ih*- form playera as be was the only favorite to *core, live flr*t choice* had previously been beetea In a row and nearly every booh at the track quit winner on the day. aev'eral Portland handbook* out of) buata***, aa be bet hla money awajf i from the track. Tbe horsemen who had bene at tending (he race* at llalllnahare got back Saturday, etpreaalng consider able tll*aall«fa.ti..n a* the meeting *s. declared off with two dajra more to ran, because It rained Th* heavy condition of the track waa reapooail.le for ih- poor show. Ing of number of horse*, notably Sliver Slocking and High Una Th* former stumbled and nearly fell, and the latter stepped Into a bole going around the first turn and fell to hi* knees. Frank Clancy had a big be! oa Jarorno straight and place and beat the race for a small amount when the horse finished second. Mad li.i'imi not met with considerable iiiiafortiine going around tbe first turn/ he might have got bom* first. Consld*rtng the Inclement weath er, the crowd that attended the race* certainly doe* credit to Seat tle a. a rat lag renter Bor Offutt. after beating the flrat three race* out of II 18, drop ped all hi* winning* on Fir*. Peep. When Jam** It. Keen* woe the Putnrity at Sew York Saturday. with Maskette, If marked the fourth lint that turfman baa captured thla Important atake. He won It la .o* trlout rear* with Itomitio ma »Toi.Tr^BiJgcrtW#ao*ig i uiii-sVv a t. late. i it J. I, Iwtail. Mar. 111 111 far I. Aantt mm* TMB IBATTUT STAR-.MQNPAY, AUGUST 31, .dfc *>m* i. "T'.a.aßja.aw—ji-.^j.»j^«w-."-' FEW CHANGES IN THE LIST OF WINNING OWNERS 02 11,.-,,. If. little limine In the or* 11, tl, 11..1tt,.|| Sit.", der nf winning owner* till* week Kcene llroa IJ7tl Red Walker still oonUaae* far In l 1 r)r I advance of his nearest competitor. J* "''"'""I Thanka to the victory of Ml** Offl- I**** clou* In the two mile rare. Malt Hie* Jobra Vleta Stable *v I*ll In,* moved up to fourth position *-'M a The follow Is Ihe list of owners tangevale Htabl 1.000 at Th* Meadow* who bar* won ov*r fr"",, ft 11,000 in Blake* purses: J* ***_ l********** **i*i V\ Fisher 1,645 W. Walker $15,300 D«aly A I'm 1,041 St iniiicH liinlili. li.iso Newman A Htm 1,000 W P. nut. ....tn.,.. II .0 M, J. Itayca 1,578 M. Ill** 5.405 lloug -x- Co i.fttao W ..in i.IIS Hansus Stable 1,500 rt i* llililt.-ili 4.740 lloy nifiii 1.380 \V. liiihil.-l 4.445 J. tlreen 1.3U5 Garlty ,-a Dunlap 4,3K0 W. 1. kpplegal* 1,305 Klein l.ta Stable 4.176 VI It. Miller 1,115 DV. t'alu* 4.1*0 llohhln A Co 1.155 A. J. in. fin 1 floe me, Mr. Umpire." aald Kelly one day when the arbitrator atood glaring at him mullet threat* of a I*o a**e**m*nt. "Don't fine me repealed Mike "Kin* one of these tight wad* here It will teach hint a lesson tt/wnot hurt me. If yon take ISo away from I MM yon take the drinks ami cigars away from a whole lot of fellow* who are waiting for roe down at the Mat' Kelly waa far removed from the STAR FORM CHART

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Mali* )UM Unpad all Ih. ft.l Wll.rn .>..11.1 ..ttl ft*. r 1...al la.i ran Ik* rail Iratittwla i*lf _»»-ii, mil. lie «...u..rl Ift* fa.t att4 k*a* A r.a a« «l t*m ai v una a rar* far*. b*4 I* ft* iii. 31 tiitrin HACK -alt fu11.... aattla* fan >**r I .lv. I* dial '100 tm 1*4.1 .r.* »t H a aw mm i«.a*. O* CT |l*l Bl**l Ullllr.lh. all* I a. I*l,l* I* Kia.tl.atr Hill lilt t-11.1. I ra.ll a. IM I a. t" I* tl t» ft 1- lltl AH A. It-f. tai.ph.iit-.nl It. I IIP* r*Hu...ll I Hit T.a »M i W.lthi. It* I 1* l-t l>, ft, t11.r.1. T iSt I lnal.tn.nl if All It* i 7' J* tM. I. tap w*t*l4 .t 4tOtlft4 l**t p.tl Xt. H.I *4 ft* --man* lna-laiti.nl .tippavt la a t ir\tl fit HTM HAI'K-Ttft Bill** Th* f-u«.t *at**4 ll.nil. *|a Tub it '800 y—r-ld* **4 ,„...,i I.l*. i* fltM ll.lit _. ißd.t M*ra* **4 Omit- Wl MInIS I Sir ria Ivki, Op CI Itllll Ml«a orrirlfttu ttl.l.i i.i t l*% |t |t |t ('Rti.Mll I 11-l lift I'ii.i l-.-e (Oariiyailunlapi.lt* I It |t f I. atari I I 111 till Harry Sa-«*t iWalkMl IS* ttt I II AH.rrl. tilt At po.l altlaut. i Iff a" 111%. Time— .It; 111 l-tt 111 l J llt It. ti 11 l-t; l.tl; It* t-t; till i-l nflirlrau. II pla.. *tll *k»W. |-.*j. l-t pUr*. «*1 Ihrt. W' aft ami .t.a.-. tllioi.i b Itl M* IH'. ll.llth TrallM.4 blf J Tl*ua I, et aa. tat. 1...1 i^r.i.tii!. li.ilm.nr*. «.V.rk Inn f.i.l. *aar*4 Wan pullln* a* Nil**! Officinti. h*4 lha ain*«l and ft*, nnv.r In Irwuhl. r..» ti knttrkM «own an flral lur*. rnrot.r** tiuHkly anil waa hard .ill.a all Ik* «*_r. aaul.un S 3.-I- rimt Rtrt-Oni mil* *nd Mt.nly tarda Hallln* Thr**-y*ar-*ld* I.lt. ***__** __________________________ m 7. aaa ow**r- wt ttt. It h **r in* jMk.p o* (Illtl ttrntm., tildfl.l4 |.l*rllTAl>tin ...ft t* It* t* I', f-.1....n li till Tllumph.nl Iknti Mro. I l*t I |t |t I" It t" Kl.tnrh ft 1 11..11 ll.imaal. lrutl.il Iff I tt f t« (HI" Mil* III! tt Kilt* (lltllltitlil II I SHI! f HWllta.r, l« till "..nnnl 1U1.r1.. .a.rkl It* I I" I'll!' twit Wtfrl.it,rl» It ,_;.,, 11111 l UUt ta.nf.f.fl. aaa. tt i i t ft Huwi.ll I I l"l ".id IMnl (5"..ff.r)::.:...11l I' V h.-tf.-r II tt _;,., (W**mt iTur.ki l.a a fi I« I Mulliaan It It jaJL^^_s_________a_j___Lai2 «h.».* ______ t t At poai t mlnuiM oft *l tilt Tim.-ili: ;ll Ml 111 t-t; Itll tl; I it l-t fi lri.il ir'.-. II .hotr. Trlumpl>*nl I pl»e*. f.t *hft«. Il*r.n.kl. It ahow Winner b M.i..... I.« A mica Tralra.al by M (iarltr. Blarl ami* W«n OrM Ihr** .lil.ii.a ._.-,.. oi.ifir.tri alftara rloaa up. uuKamnal Trlumpliani Ihrnuth atralrh I.ttr, ttun* »lrl.'l«.l nu.n.r. tthlih |a,..t..i.i, m.i him Ih* r*r* ll*im*kl* ha* a routh Hie- Sta Klld* rinl.h.d .irun* ll.nl'. r*r* a bad on. Ik n.t. li m mi. mil. M.lllna -I Thr.i f atr ol'i and upward V*lut tt t*- aJ o fi,.! tut, 1„,1.t HnrM and Otrnar— W. It. k H B "'I 11" f-1.» Oe I*l llliil fltkaway (l*tk.oni ll I I* I* I* .'iium.ii 5 II AfOi-lii lA|.| Hall-Hi' IH. i 1* ii I* I' >H I* M 1a.1.1. I I ,a, Mt.iirli.i.r ITur.kl Itl V I* M tl f*Hulllt*n ia.i Ml.ll.ffnl I ll.lll.iril.ti -tt. I lift' t ry O I W.lk an, f i lit 17 7 7 7_ 7 Al Itrrl. I t At puat I rnlnul* Off *l I :lt. Tim.-.11 It; lit l-t I lilt; I'll. I*lrk*w*y lv |ai«. l-l ahow, Ainialo I i.i:.- t-i ahow. Il.mr l-l *how. Wlnnar th. I'leenl*.Mart-all*. Tialned by A. J. Jatkaon. .!&rftr£^r.v^«un.s^si*» in. haaiiv b#ai himl h-»i Mtlifu Agiioli .ii-1 hla Iltnry m*t »Mh a 1..1 Of hileifeiHin*, fliiialifl f i"l ll'ii' lin ft ilunr nl «lx furia.tiat Great Bargain g*- ***_ i«ihr„ P All Sr.lnl l,**ih*i M 1,.,., .1.1 fit Bg Bftftlll*'* r..i>ril.i fol^. .all out .1 lift... ir, 1., It KM* ______ m 0.1...|.«11. par ..nf 1,.1. f«.|.,i, prli Sal. _B_imt ajt* W\ -V* far* I.i ft. haw on *t _____i.irv_V.ltl aula fl.m.t-.d I* 111 l 1.l IM. IIOHMIIUI. M____.* VII r.opi.'. 11. ft a lallftllN W»'3B_. H.flOlld .til I*s I'll.. Ml VV I ,ia. Main il 1 1 Bm_s_r till Ha.nl. Wi, ..■.--.a present day player in hla disregard for money. 11.- would let gO of |t>o with fa, leea regret than the mod ern player will feel and -tpi.aaover the outlay of a dime. Once, after he had been sold to th* Hub, tb* II ai..u plater* were forced to leave l-lttaloitg mi a train on which there wa* no diner. The player* were gl»*n dollar aplec* for their meal* at the station, and as usual alt or *>-t*a of th* men ordered a sandwich and a of coffee, counting on putting SO ,v.i,i. away to tb* good. Kel came Into th* nation restau rant carrying hla omnipresent can* with Ihe shepherd* hook handle Reaching out nam Hi** begda of the player* sluing along on th.- stools. lie yanked tb* coffee cup* one by one upon the floor. "Come nil, fellows." he »ald. "if you don't wan! to spend your dollar I'll spend It for yon. Don't play the hobo," and alttlng down In tbe reg filer dining room. Kel ordered a square meal. Most of his ahame faced teammate* followed *uIL

A game TODAY. a a a Seattle and Rpokan* open an a eight earn* aerie* at Dugdale'* a a park thla afternoon and. aa a a Seattle la getting beck into if* a atride, ■takes** will have to j a hustle to get an mi break on a i a ihe aeri** This afternoon* a game ataft* *t iIS rwl a a Harrington wilt pitch for fB- I a *ttie a i $5,000 FOR 7 WEEKS-WOW I I EMMBTT HIaIOIUCK. i I'tnmett lleldrlck, star outfielder, quit Hit. HI l-tmla lliowii* of Hi- American league three yeara ago, to go Into is. coal business with hla father, down In li -unity Iveuli* J Tho llrowna mad* hi in many tempt i Ing offers to get back Into the game, but Kmiiif'H was 100 busy j j helping pop make money. Hut the recent commercial do il.-a,|..|l must have 1,11 111. coal buslnesa In Pennsylvania, tor lleld rlck la again earning money a* a ball player. ll* haa Just rejoined Hi.- llrowna. ami will play the out i fit-Id the rest of the season. It I* reported that Manager! Jimmy Mi tlMi baa contracted to pay lleldrlck a 15.000 aalary for th* seven weeks of th* season now re maining. A* the llrowna are hay- I Ing a nlp-and tuck IMS with Ho- Detroit Tig. tot Ihe pennan!, and the pennant would mean tena. al moat hundred* of thousands of dol lar*, to Hie St. Limit owner*, the story Is not ao unlikely. KIRKLAND GETS A BACKER ii. Now the Next Thing la to Put the Money Up and Arrange Z\*l the Match. The following letter received by the sporting editor nf Tbe Star thl* I morning apeak* fur Itself: "I see by your recent Itim-t that you a*t*m to regard tleorge Klrk \anti the pool plate, aa kind of a tala* alarm. Hating seen hltu play In I'-Ik.i and lAm Angela*. wish to aay 'hi* view of ..mra 1* eutltely wrong He may have bad one of hi* 'off nigh- ao to apeak. lb* tlrat night that b* played Mr I Infineon and while I am not per ■onally acquainted with Mr Kirk land. If be need* a backer, or If yon know of an* person who wishes lo bet againat his it. .me. fill, Vie' I Inning be ran find a taker light here "Thanking yon In advance for publishing tbla letter. I an. your* iml. MAX RUDENESr. "11l Waahlnaton at. City." Saturday night the pool match between Klrklaad an.l Kd. Johnson ended wltb tbe final score being: KlrkUnd Jw Johnson IS* LONG TRAMP ENDS ON FRIDAY NEXT ___________ Hayes and JMhm, th* tramp 1 athlete*, who claim to be walking to Chicago and back on a Il.ttOO wager, will be In Seattle about September 4. According to their story, told at l.» tlrande. Or. a few daya ago, tb* boy* tnuet be In Se attle Sepiemlwr 4 to win a wager of |2,.t00 Tbey ***crt that they must have ISO each when they com* Into tbla city. They give entertain ment* at the small towns along the way and In thl* manner hat., mad* their expenses. PITCHES TWO GAMES AND WINS BOTH What Harry Rush of the Seattle Northwestern league club, failed to do yesterday was accomplished by IJad. pitcher for the T, P. Pay team, who pitched two game* against the Mike right, at Wood land park yesterday afternoon and won both, th. first by a aoore of i tn 1 and Hie second by I to t. The battery work of Und and An derson was the feature or both con leets. DUGDALE IS AFTER PAIR OF PLAYERS

Manager J. Rdward Dug dale of die local club announce* that two new platers una- of them an In* I fielder and the other an outfielder, will probably fiuUh tb* aeaaon with Seattle. The men are touted as pbenoiua and Dugdale la negotlat Ing with tlif-ni Hi.- corpulent manager will not announce their name* until he land* tbem, aa aom* oiher manager might 1 beat him to them. i Paid Adv*rtlstm*nt. I _________■_______■_■______■____■ I*^' f~-.i*^~'__i **B .'i j'..^a'*7.., a':7flHFs^r t__S- f I i __________ ****rv 1 WrWt *9*B**Am *''"______________l^> I ______3^_ni_»a. Ui M I i*B*,?S 3___T v__lS *i.*'M KiSfll ASrtSm* _R i i i m &mS WFWr*-'*A3m~^ ___\W i*m I '\m iv ___■__ M i. Iri ______ Wajj|yg;;"- H"'-'*' "'-___. A"■ 4 __\* Ba I ___t_\ i* a^'7' 'j ELLIS MORRISON. Candidate far th* Republican nomination for th* office of lieu tenant yovcrnor. Your vote and influence respect fully solicited. BREAK EVEN Seattle Shuts Aberdeen Out in One Gome. Then Loses (lit) Other. Heat tie 7-4, Aberdeen OG. After atandlng 110- Aberdeen bunch on thaii i-aalt In Ha Mi at game. Marry kttwli AmrßmA Unit tut had not Imul eiuiwrft ej.-ieitn-, *o Ihn "Hphlns" wont la to pitch tbn an* ond t'l.iiiewt Mairy got through llin flint Inning _!____■_. _ but Ist tha s«-c oinl three hits, .'HI! with a muff of fly by Calilll, lot In two run* It was poor judgment to let flush stay In lunger, but Harry was kept working and In tb* fourth poor fielding, combined with four tingle*, let In two more run*. Hush waa In flu* fettl* In the I flral gam* and the Aberdeen slug ger* could do nothing with his pitching. On 'he other hand Ht»t- He hit Htark.-ll bard an bunched Its bits. I la.l K.aaa. ■..in*-. an I' ii I' «c .-.fun ef I its** if ..to Ik I ll* J ■it r-i. aa... .11 I i I 'i J it.,...-ii. th I ll»* rrtak. If ...I I I yinim.rman, rf..l htit.i. Ik I I f ftf.t.i.t I I I Kilts, v 1 I I I T*l*l .1 Tt "t II a un, lit N M I" I A a Mraih. lb t It S* Van lltiraa, tt I f I t I ItflNlaa, If t I t ft 11..«..!,..1.1 art If I r'.ffai.lra'l IS I I 'S M.a.al. I* I a i a ft* a aa a i a I t r«tnai»r, i i •tarktll. p I i T*t.l. It ft Tl a ..I. i,» ii..-,. ft,.111. IIIIMH *-t ii..fi.... iiliiiii ifjiniiiiii f Horn, rs** i BSBBStt, mak «.'H!l.a 1t..» r,r...„ i..... rrltk airtiek *«t llultl t, 1., li-aia.ll t 11..-. on baltt (•ft It-jt* t, -tf aialkall I Hit 1.-1.1 l .1! i t.ii.1... bt rfc.tl Itar.s. by ttmati fatatt ball —rirar*l.r iMitirlt irl.r. iirl.f ll.toi.n and H»»*». U..r. .1 ■au.ii, Tloaa -f |lßt-l II I u.,.1r. i'ii,i|,.i. raaa,,—rarl If.aaa. •miii*— an i- m m a a f.toll ,t I i I lUaaa. IS I I t.M.t a. t t I ill Urn el tk t i i I t-.f.a If a.a. I I a a ,'l'l,»,'l IL." ff a a I lit*! f ■1a111.,. test** »i**i»», c........ t r—iim. a t I a i' ..I. j. I S' •H.fr1f,,!,,, I aa.rar, g t i Titian It "t "t It II I •11*11*4 fair l-.a.f. I* f.ullll .•.it... ah n. ii r*> a a aii.ii. lb t I T i li.llalr* .I I i i Hair,... If I a f __*■•.-"• II .....I -U. rf.at S. If*-* ____________ It. 1 I t I t tt..,. rk. I Itt* it....,, a* 1 I I I I Maallli.l I I St I ftmttr. p.■ t I I nmrtaii It, I I I I T*«*l 11 "l I* It I *T .a,, b, lfrr,la,«» •Mill* 11111 IIS •—I A'■•.a..a i t t i i i taantfiei 1. ..at. bill fUrttt. II Ita... a.crlOr. Nit r'hlll.f. at .l.fa ttltt llaaaa.aa-al l.t •trttrk tt*l —Mr Hi,'. 1. k_r Bt**toa I, by I'.nl.f I, t r -*f« t Ut»«" la.". Oft llu.k I. a.fr (rralt* I. .tt I'.tial.f I raff SMI I II b|f .rllrla.t ta.llf.af n.t br Httrt Itn. I ta,.. eft BaalMt t ttl I tan I* t leal***. aafr l-..»1.. I raw la I 1 I t*Mn*i •ft H t an* t t.at I* I 1 ItAlnt. Tim. ff (ante—l ft I f«*a,. M Ca retasn Mitiiini-i.t- ir.iuta Warn 1.r... Prt. Vanrantrvr II tl .Ml lUrt... tt it '.ttt is in i IT It tit Tarattn* it tt .ttt 11-.0. ...It IS .«tl a..1 11. a II *t .111 t,"t M rairag II tf T. .-.r... ,,..,......,,,,..,1 I *|Mk*B« J I Aft.fa. ,an aaa** una T.. am* a........ tit -I •film. a. -I. at roaer I .tut ar** pn. la*. ItltlM 1* If I*l -•I. H.r.r. a ta 1-a.lllaitd 11 t .ttt .f.t1.1-1 tt Tt .141 I r.1.ra1., I.an..a Al Hi a ft.lifl.l- Ft. If 1 T-*. tttm ll a, II At l-.iii.til-o.iii.til I* rartlaeg II saiH.Nt. i r«i.i* Watt laaa«ft Tel New r*rb t* 11 ttt «*hlr.(* *t .ttl l-ot.-Mta tl IT til r>.ii.i«i|.M. ta i: lit trtr-lnß.tl .1 it It* Uuao.l, ...a............ I* It all! Ilt.arr.klta It tl ll* at. i-uit ii 'i .ttt y.afaaaa*., (Lain Al I'blrraa-* fhlr.a I. New Vnrk I. t. M i.at.l. litrt-.kitw t a. lamia Al tlnrtnn.il—.'lna •a.la I. ItMlaMt AMt,KH'~a,>"~7.» U.fl Wan la.tt f>H. |i»li..lt 11 It .ttl ci. .all tl at It! I'fcla.*. II II 111 1.r.1.1.rl II St 111 1-1,11.1 .llrhl. .t It .tit 11a.1.1, ......a., II .lit »V.. I.l*l. tan II I-- .tit K*w Jetk •___ l..f.r*.i't Oaetaa. Al 1..1...U -fit, tl.n 1 t. ItAtritt SPORTOGRAMS

Hrsie a Ilergert Mill company* fast team defeated the Seattle Pro duce association lean at Woodland park yesterday^ Next aeason's football team at Pullman Is rapidly taking shape and the town ami college are already enthualastlc over the leam'a proa pecta. A game with the Bt. Louis university In Hi I/iuls Is now a* aured, and as tin- Carlisle Indian* will probably tour the West this i fall a game with the redskin* will ,be secured. Walter Rhetaahleld, Michigan's format crack halfback, wilt coach tbe team. Fort Win.l haseiiall team me! defeat at the land* of the Cilntnna of Seattle at Pleasant 11.-i. li yesler* day. fi to 3 The Kxcelslors. of Seattle, won from tin- Chlco team at i"Woo yes -1 terday by a score of 11 to 0. Tin- Comets of Seattle Panted 'til. yesterday, 10 to 3. and then won ..in the Ravenna team, &to I. Ci-iulii Shannou. a Seattle boy. ONI I It Hi If* I HOM \l-o Nil III*. and I'niv.r.itv ■•a,,,,,,. Tlaauttful viae loii In lawn flnl» mo Itrnia tit a ar. aa t, and II p«r moulh linly few l*ft; h* .ml, k i IN I I IIS I ION II IIIIMI a '.111 co, i""' Ani.rlran Hoik 11.. 11.11 a. r*«*ntljr d*f«sled Haron Farron at Ostend In tb* tennla atogles, there jby winning the championship of Ilwlglnm, 'lei alii Is th* *on of fir and Mr* W. A. shannon of final tie, and loot I.a.in apendlng bis vacation abroad Ch«ha 110 lost lis flrat gam* or th. Banana rsttSTdSf, when Ihejf ware defeated by the Vancouver, Wash team, mi ta i, i .mil, Osborne was In poor form and wa* lilt hard. Jack Htirf.t-.tr, Who wa* fried .oil by Ht. l>. I* early fhla season, but failed mak* good, has now been traded to Bpgkan* by Tacoma, Ta coma x.-la eafaUet fielder Kippert ami second baseman Mackin In liii-tt|fl'* Waka«r« had no difficulty In if.-f.iatifiK »h- Mack 111a ■aaat team at Mask Diamond y**- I terdar th* final score being 12 to 57 Pat* Ktandrldg* pitched tor Hie Webster* mill was at hla best. This i w*« III*, diamond* first defeat of the ft.-at.on and the Webster* will now go after a game with ii halls for the championship of West era Washington. At Port Townsend yesterday tin- Fort Worden Idler* defeated the Health. City 11*11 team. 7 to 3. STANDING OF JOCKEYS Following 1* the atandtng of the Jockey* at Tbe Meadow* up to and Including August 29. 19011: TOP af!Kk*r* *g 1 f a fit****. \r if""r~'irn J Mat,.,,. ITT ft »t W. Hall, tl i; (tut t l Kutitf It II I* ill tt Ar«Hib*M It nf II lit! It tj tl'ltt'tlt II w*i»n it t] itiitt'ttti it NtUMll t* l| It . I i; ft it tt i.-.r. t t t 111 It: I Muiio.a 1 t -.r.,i, t T I 11 tl t Alan*.. I I It! 11l til I The following Jockey* have failed to ride a winner alio the com mencement of the meeting. Car •can McKwen, Ilerry, Sbelton, King. llurk* J. Carroll. W. Riley, Colea. Special Sale on Trunks and Suit Cases SEC US TO SAvr MONEY Out of the High Rent Dtifrlct. KUSTER AND HAftTZELL. fto7 First Ay*. HOTEL ST. f RANCIS tail* f1...*t1.l A lla.ly l*alpte~J Nsms I l^w-at-M I* th* iMAffl *t IS* btt*tae*. ai.trt.f. Tlln M 4 iltiattt*.:; «.11r... assail .aa,, rar* At i mak* tl-ts batal yamt ta#«4q|uanrr. *t.ir«*" X""" *P\ 'iflWatß'"''-,- J. E. MUSGRAVE, Prop. VICTORIA JCg LUNA PARK Th* Nation* Great tit Pityg round on th* Pacific C***t Free Attractions Daily, 3:30 and 8:30 P. M. _ THE TWO GREAT MART-ELLS. THE WORLD'S MOST MAHVII OUS CYCLISTS. UNCLE HIRAM AND THE PIG AND .THE RUNAWAY SOY.' -I*-..^ -a a .a "1 FVrry Roe! runs direct to park on the hour rvery Boer, aft** j 2p. m, from foot of Marion street CHAS. LOOFF. Mansff >S__________M_____MH_BSa____!^______g_____Bß_a-^_-B____HMH RACES! RACES! At the Meadows Mi* Rat tr* Dally Rain or Shine rinst Raca at 2 P. M. V From Jan* 10 to September 11. Csr* '.*a»s e»ery 11 miasm 1] from First at*, and Jackaoa at after 11 o'clock a. m. UmKsioi (\KBmn Grind SUB) Gentlemen $1, Ladies 50c 1 rlf You're Earning-* I and Not Saving I It would be well to think of tk« I 3 m**Jt^****m\ thing that you most earneslly.de*l" I 1 ___Brw^^^fc_ i*nw I ft^nflftt^*iw in.ii X aml.liilict.lt at fi*^ i j fc i__P^_____i'""" y°u make jt 'v""r" Fi •I I pfplj tti^rYstf! Purpose \.tn CAN succeed. Eve? ______! I*l1 *1 Dollar you save towards it f i ,hl tlu* stun still ri'(iuir. nit oat Il| 3 Btsaaiaatis* .iin.ii..ii B«aB. I Scandinavian American Bankjj VHHH-irtkiiii Bmildmg, Stattlt, S. U. A.*BmBB*BBW -ji&i* -A ff d n. d'*x* t•_ Q"•,'• Wrl*p*ti, Foraband, Mar^S*! tf Andrews, Salmon, rijg OTA' K/.1, Anderson, Mora*/ H Wlille,Me., Y. lltrrt/'CTI PrtBCS. F, Kelly. "'NtC Th«- (.rand I ttOIIHf COST, I Th. Prtllalft I .,.,i, o*at. n. I W.r1,,....., hlahi*.S***t*tt I

"A 111 .1 AM.At «iaisf* 11.1.ra.. «f ».*.,tft,||.„? J S~fll«»f>vVt,. Nl«l.l. tl tt tltli *r__J Seattle* Theatre" nu.t-ii t.r.w 1.1,.,,,,,. m__j l.r.ii.l,l all Th* P. X rr.nth I, I -a Hinca sKcagT* A* all alar a a.l *f M _ 'I W..H—• -11,. U,„. £!£,_.. 1 Lois Theatre^ l I'l.on**. Sun... Mala Ull; |*44|, v X All W..k tilth sn ,al aiatlaa*,"'* l>.»t«a^ IVainaalle l||, et n—_ I] Titarr. Mtttrnnnr T«rti I A*\ t%amaa tit* tl .11,,... I*, tf, Mr. M.hl. I* m__ .A 'I a- a I VaU4*T|lltf, Attk Ati**-** |-1. 8 r,„.,1..d. r utit**. t _ml_' ff.irrtuMb.ra n...i. n„ re M J at, Mra 1., .in .-«*n.lly, ri_r* __. J*t Oflali.um Mwtlrx ll.i STAR naattmrt f«.4i*( V**Sii*_| ■•*_£_% Thl.. l**tfarm.i. o*ll-... y 111 l-ii..., It* t«S it., apt iaaj*m\-* j ttm. sit*. lip... TV. MittAm, tS^^^-BJrtm *M*U*k tr-,,*, *f A«Ual*?ia*3 III* ._a.al.llla. >llA^m**ramlma\ "Itnit.l.i la*4»rlii»^^s.' All Ihlt ri.i.i, mttlattt- a.. 1 I lilt* 111, IIMa, Tru !'___!__ I ll* "I Mm «iioi«.i.^A_2r__ a.... I HI I I ikmi a, "™"1*? lli.lNM, HBO*. Ma^l JSSS.'' USUI a I lK h V4SJi_r WHITE MADISON CITY PARK .—J* «.«i,.f.it.« wwgsi a*4 raaaia* ill IHki mno mr iiiiv mj -r —a* -.'-..-a f« atari** Mrreta I**» a Stun* f bote* ttfill* auttlnptt I* ,*m ta|. ;..ia tf.f-a midair, finails fats** 1W IN I IV-I IllltU, »f-| 11" tun. to i i ransom J Mil 11111 l --M.xr.lfM.u irrv.i. I nla ta SBATTUai. I T.k. Ttelar .''StttftM*! Cat* ■";»le,»i'f

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BRYAN in ST.PAUL ttm i Cordial Welcome 7^. Johnson and Every jiody I* Pleased fi'ittf Urn**** t»res**> m »t,n.. Aug 11.-tlovernor IS» iobaton mcl Wm. J. Hryan K,f*|l~*d station \*Z*tr a,etvd hert* today lo Vfitttv ihe State Fair asstu-la **Tb«greeting tietween the two Settle leaders wan most cor- WE* democrats of Ihe state Kbi*******- the haru.oiil.-ti-. f^7becatt*e they think with mi J&hason "orbing ttv *__. •'close cooperation, the carried for the ticket, r w ete*d gathered to see mmtti he was given an ovation d* pepped from the train. Z__A*imi by Oovernor Johnson m reception commltiee, ,m to tbe Minnesota _, at,** breakfast was served JJjr*aaa»"*^ l«c*l of honor. Ola nil P*'ff" Plan*. kS |r**ktß*t Bryan held a eon* pß* ti hoiel with lb* lead Asa nrteet ("ft* of ,f"' ttVA Bt campaign plana were __^i At noon Hriaii [wild a ma IB covers—ls mad* of malleable roar tips. a jT'VV j^^^'Vl 1 II riSiaJwE.' 4 t,, Hoosler .ill such article* r, ____. 031 c«_r I" polished brightly. After r conveniently grouped fMweißß I 'Or _____ ____£/ 1. ,h* ,'r*' ,be f' tOV' around a sliding metal lop M_.\ «**2__J faCyi UM**l/: era turn a deep dark bine. The work tattle. Every article _ •^^■f-ffT^ 1 MRI ********4 lo p f a Monarch requlrea r,n)y is within easy reach of the tJrTplf^'ffgS^n^^ I ;-?C**!!7^; a little rubbing with a cloth busy meal preparer—sbe !**___«___» y\* 7^ *_\r> *^i--*trr**\ once or twice a day to keep doe* not have lo move r__m_____ L* ~l fr." \lH_J'* __4"S"si_r_ clean and bright. There's nc. from one part of the kltch- [*,-q Xfc-rt'tPve'Tt-w'g back breaking polishing and rub. en lo another—llooslera t,\VL Jft_^'' "ti s 'j* blng with ihe Monarch, as yoii aave atepa. if '**n,?_ ~^ml f Vu. V^ m to do when using an ordl- Worth from $29.00 up V^~^-*^=s-^ V*? JilcmnHoK nnry r*n,e' t0 185.00. the wi>^lU*y\lClV Monarch Range* re worth The H00.1.r "OOSIERKITtfWCABINET 1 [_ ,v,mn!Bv JL $57.50 *quip P «d *nh *n £t\y£sL.mJ* >57.D0 vtttd flour bin l aa _________ _____ I Vlur Old R.„-. _ _. 'v WffLffißl-^^flTi ___mJ_\j& In Our Enchant],* Department, I* T'ii,J, r ,"Jl T"' H luncheon Friday In honor of Mn, lu..iii.t. O'Day, of Portland, Th* Invited truest* were*. Mi. Klchard tlallliia, Mra. Frederick .111*11 I Mr* Alfred ilattle. Mr*. Itl. 1.ai.l H.I If* ..-nr-ra Ml* H..lltU*l J. Ii»ll iifly. of Ni.riii Ysklma. and Mr*. James If, i an.tr i of Ban Juan, Purlo Itl. i. Al Summer Hum* Mr* N. U. Holner entertained al an Inform*! luncheon Friday a! her ■umiiier home a! l.'ryatal Hprings. Horror k. ■•rtram. Ml. Hi i Irani daughter of Mr. •nd Mr*. John P. Jacohaen, of 70J lllh at N tall i.c married tomor row evening at the family residence I* Mr Harry IS. llorrocks. Comt't Mica J...1,. M'Kllllgan. dramatic mettn-naaprano, a**l*t*d by her vole* Inttruetor. Prof. Karl Htt«kah teds* will hold meeting tVt.iiir.da-, afternoon with Mr. La*y«r, Ttlt I. tjreen ImPr l.nui. yard. Bridal Oulltl lin.. and .i.i l.im ..in Bmtlh have as their guests Mr. Philip ifmlth and his bride, of llui.-rl.ill. Mas* Mr. H'liith Is a br«th*r to t»r Hmlth. of Ih* fonaregatlonal ihurrfi. and la well-known busi ness ir-.an of Hf.llli Ihe** i Studio R.c.ption. Studio *t***pt.nn The Wa*hln*!on Colteg* of Mu •lex Uavld Mcbsela Oral*, director, w-ul held an Informal reception to Ihe public every afirrn... n from I to t e'clock. Tb* farulty «Ml aaalat Mr. Craig la r*c*lvtnc .rata Ar cad* hall I* the .udlfiirlum ef Ih* dilt** niter* li* ro.it.i. will ia» Ka .an *gS-Th*mp**n. Btr; and Mr* J. C. Kavanaab, ot U'fl.tt, ay. N. hay* announced the •n*i«*m*n! of their dauchter, Mary -ttir-a. to Mr. Perm*! Thomp*f>n, of Chicago. Th* wedding will he held to f. frtttla»r SylvtttsraHyd*. Mr wither Wayland Hytv*«l*r *nd Mi** Mary Rllsabetli llyd* were married Prlday aveolng al Ihe horn* ef lb* bride. it' lit!, ay. Th* llev. li. la. Whitman. I' li officiate.) Waliaf So. Tit* taAdlea' llrll.f .:H l.iy fib* •■Mil* Chlldrsn* bom*, will hold Us monlhly n.#*llri. tomorrow aft "ti"-" I o'clock !h* Hotel Lincoln. Ch*r*l Symphsn r Tb* rir.i rehearsal of th* fteallie Choral Rjrnipti-> eot-lely I* r*ll«d for lomorrow ***n!ng at th* Cm* j lumbla Cellec* hall. Ilroadway and I Pin* tf. The Philharmonic or etMHMm rehearsal I. called fur Wed- BUCHANAN CO. •opnißßiHtwHireaiv ■tfi The (iiiv.ill'n hanan ..mi-ani a employe* bold high carnival at Ih* While City. Msdlson Park. Wedae* la. evening, Heplemlt^r Xnd At tt Is customary with th- Oar* if hanan Company to give their employea in outing every sum mer, the While City ha* been lectcd this year for the gala occa sion. The »lor* will rloae Urr*dnt'*d*t at S:IO p m. Bpeclal care will leave the foot of Madison street at 7:30. The privilege* of the White City's t.tai entertaining features. Including dancing ami tefreahmenta al the Japanese i.-a room, will be j accorded lo all employee of the firm free of charge. A moat enjoyable time I* anticipated. _______ EXECUTOR a ft Qualified by law—by ex it-il. Nt c and by ftnan* 7t Vclal responsibility— ihl* Institution, If appointed executor, will faithfully carry out every direc tion relative to the dls trlbutlnn of your prop erty.

Union I Savings Trust Co. SECOND AND CHERRY li»,i stripes and .tutlfnl floral lint I. 4 X!n__?i*f'']_f *tt*', while collar and link ruff*, oilier k|i|.-ii Vi\ ft ___M___a__"^_W represented l.v neat checks, novelty \V V] Xt'ftt'^tWKlf'^Hf' stripes iiihl fi.iif-v woven iiuhliiik; all an- strictly t.'.l \^A&_l*%t__{/t&\ i 111 lured, correel In utile fin fall and Willi- wear; Ihe \mj_K l^^^a *i pried named will Im a surprise to you wbon you CI 10 —■wJJF/k ytfjUflAf. ace the Bhlrl Waists; each v l I Ii A Sale of Sanitary Feather 1 Pillows 5 flip ftf To lv* you an Inkling of the prices quoted through* tJUIt Ut a nt i|„,, w hut three numbers, but you have Q--.lt—,-,.. DUlaaa.ia. tbe asstiraricif thai the prices on ail the others are re- Oamtary rIIIOWS duced proportlonately -5 Pound Feather Pillows, covered with good, strong QQc tick; Tuesday, each *331f IC__.»__... D.'/l Hi.' a**ui I Un- price* mi .ill the other* an oamtary rillows ,,,,.1..... 6 Pound F*ath*r Plllo-art, covered with good. *trong QQft Pound Sanitary feather Pillows. striped festhtr tick- CQp ing; Tuesday, each UtJU t. Pound Hotel Pillows. select, clean feather*, art ticking; QQrt Tuesday, each OUw A rsr* opportunity for hotel mart and rooming house 11-i -p.-r*. Four Very Special Items From I c the Basement Section btirrmg News _ _ i.ji|twi_ii_*-i|'..ir l l 11 mm l _____• _____________________** ________( an. i a .aan.i t II nettday erenlna «l the chapel of the j Flrat t'nilarlan church. latoa »i an.l live L.dl.t' Imprtvtmtftl Club. A number of who aid* In lha ill.irtf t known l,..riii H iii.'. and who have lb* civic l.eit*rni*ni at heart, hut* ortanlind an lit.pr..-. .merit club, which Ihey hop* to make a permanent and ben eficial Inatttutloa. At recent meeting the officer* f-ltfl.il nrf. ML. l.lllle I' White. t-r..idrnt. Mr. J. I. Mlddlebrook. etc* pre.idem. Mr* Albert Keen* »ecr*t*ry; Mr*. T. 8. Win .■h.ll. aattstant secretary; Ml** Tens oilman, treasurer. The nest meet ing nf the club will be held In Ihe Calvary Fresbylerlan church to« i morrow afternoon at I o'clock. C*nv*n!l*e* W. C T. U. Arr*fi«. i- .rt a have been made for the annual convention* of the King county V*. C. T. C to b* held in H««ttl« on Ik* I*l and :nd of Hajtember. si Ih* ilra c M 11 church. The crriti ertil.ui will le marked on Tu««day by an addrr** on "The Universality and Hacred nee* of He. by Mrs. '.I X l~lr..wn of Tarotna. t)n Wednesday after* noon Jul*.- Mil- ttoot will areas Ihe 11.in.nil..n nn "laoeal Option In Washington." Wednesday evening a demonstration of department work till he given. AMUSEMENTS Grand Opera Heus*. "A Runaway Girl." at the Grand I**l night, *a* the thl!,/ offering that th* I'ollard Opera company baa presented this ••••on, and a large audience greeted It last night Teddy McNamara took care of the male comedy role In finished style Freddie H*lnlt. aa Flipper, and Ada Hind, a* Winifred Gray, th.- Girl.

I Have You I 1 Seen Those I Bl______PWM9HH___f ______ I Nobby I I Coats and I Suits AT I Westberg i in.. ftj our easy payment plan 8 enalala you to get the goods l-l Vm nt oik.' and pity '"i 'In in W la' I One I I Price I II CASH OR CREDIT. fcl B Westberg Childs g j tnt mi pot at a 4 II 1312 Second Ay. 1312. were decided bit* The piece runt until Thursday. Seattle. The new season for the Russell A Draw show bouse opened last Bight with "A Wife's gecret" at the Seattle theatre. The piece wa* produced by Ihe R. E. Prench com pany, which I* composed of several of the old time favorites. Ellra beih Hale, a* Mum Madison, the wife, received several bushel* of flower* and voclferoua applause when »h. entered. Stanley John*. W. L. Raynore, Eva Fjtilt- Prench and the ret! of the company were accorded receptlo&a by their friends. Oa^Tm. "The Ptanophl.-nds" are the load liner* of a show opening at the Orpheura thla afternoon. They are followed by the Seven Yulllana In a novel!; acrobatic act; Claude and Fanny I'sher offer a slang classic called "Pagan's Decision;" Relff Uro*. are dancers: Rertle Her ron Is a minstrel maid; and Qen. Ed laaVlne 1* a comedy juggler. Lois. "The Three Musketeers" was the offering at the Ixtl* theatre last night by tli.- Pantaaea in. com pany. Two large andlcncea saw the piece .^.terdsi and l! la ex ceptlonally good. The part of D'Artagnaa was portrayed by Wil liam Dowlaa la an acceptable man ner. The Guardsmen are played by Kimball, lies*, and Walt.;.. Rob erta, who are exceptionally good In their aaaaaa with D'Artagnan. Miss Ms. as Anne of Austria, made Ihe most of a thankless part. The play will run the week, with th.- regular matinees. Star. At the Star theatre thla afternoon a new .hut opened which In equally aa good at ib> show laat week.' Mf^^k V^ toth Fhon»»—sloS VMWaAxsw (Formerly CoM**um) WL ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE. Week Commencing Monday Matinee, Aug. 31 Following All-Star Feature Acts The Pianophi end s Th* Iftiirtiil Muslcsl Novelty In V*ud*vill*, Introducing Nln* Musicians The Seven Yuilians Bertie Herron World** Most Brilliant Acrobats. "The Original Minstrel Miss." Claude and Fannie Mr. and Mrs. Crwin Usher Connelly Playing Th.lr N.w Slang Cattle. In Th*lr Delightful Llttl* Play- Pl.ylng Their N.vv Slang Cl.t. |f|< B th rtfc "Pagan"* Dsoision." The Reiff Brothers T C"* C^ a H rd 8 L 1! Vi?f,, Th* Man Who Has S*ldl*r*d All The American Danelng Boy*. His Life. OHPHEUM MOTION PICTURES—Latest in Motion Photography. Performance Every Evening at 8:15. Matinees Dally at 2:18 p. m, i Evening Prices. 10-550750. Dally Matin***, 10 25 50c. I Rube Welch and Kitty Fr*ncl*e have a funny musical sketch, Ab dellah troupe of six acrobats do some wonderful work, Mai* Bch*f tels la singer. Sever*! other good acts are also on the bill. _______ Psntag**. An eight-act bill I* being offered at the I'ai.taae* this afternoon. Tbe headllnern are tbe Three Heumans. In a wonderful bicycle act. Their riding Include* many tricks that seem Impossible to do. The Coun try Choir Is another good act. It Is composed of four people who do nothing but straight harmony sing ing Luna Park. The Great Marti 11* in a novelty bicycle art Uncle Hiram and the Runaway Hoy are tin- free attrac tions at Luna Park this week. The aerodome by the chutes lagoon I* the center of attraction this week during the engagement of tb* Martell troupe. Wh.te C.ty. "Aero, tbe Human Meteor," 1* j billed to appear at the Whit. City tonight In a very daring act He will rid. down a long Incline on a bicycle and be dropped Into the lake 40 feet away. During bis ride he will tie enveloped In flames The act I* described a* very thrilling. PACIFIC MEAT WINS. The Pacific Meat company team defeated the Troy laundry aggrega tion at Washlntton park yesterday by a score of 6 to 1. DRESS UP YOUR HOME Good Paint for all purposes. Wall Papers in endless designs. federal Paini&Wall Paper Co lilt rtrtl At... Area** Amain.

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_.****• t*a>»»*M*V***"*N*a«aat***».«»**S*e^We» II 111 ||»l I THE SEATTLE STAR jy* STAR PUBLISHING CO. _^^ ISO? ISO* Seventh Aye. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. II i |I, a, iin mv ma _* iii I ________________»■—i mtmamatam PHONES IND*! 441. _a^ X, I Th*** ar* •.change*, and oom.Mt with all da- ***^_^m^> aat tm.Mi— for department or nam* of paramn y*u want. 'I riHii itTAn AOK-tICT till ffij^gJ^^J^**l* ~—^jy; *^A~m ~AUK^Ct~il«tr*U Met**. Utt"w**fc»f*'l«v AY Suit»t_ltlt. ot.. ttm pm aaptTata t**l* 11t.i..i t»» in*ll *r ».i>i.r _ *i is. .tn **«m*. ii—""."" to maii raaaraießßt ■**r_**?Jg*£2 4 1i%& «J2J«!Jh2 Ik. .Jrl.^a 1....1 If ..th W**« IS*l **__ 1,1.,. a.. not ...in a*** **I 4l» r*sr I* ,T"m at .l.t. th* *iMr*** l«fc*l I. ***»fp'«i *Vs£S£, -M""- ■WM w WITM HODGE AS SHERIFF ln.-t'tu u'ln i In the sheriffs office King county, as well as in the police is shown bj the fact that, although 156 Criminal warrants have been issued during the past four months, but arrests have been made. Among the warrants issued are 18 In embezzlement, IH for forgery, 16 for obtaining money m.i.i Fa-lac pretenses, IJ for; grand larceny, 13 for passing iworthless checks and 16 for mtscellaneous crimes. Of all these Hum*. but i 2 stand a uc .i punishmeitl Thai 1- about what the taxpayers may expect of a sheriff whose principal income results from .i graft, and whose deputies are appointed M a reward lor political services, instead of ef ficiency in the catching of criminals There is no lack of -l**.. uties in the sheriffs office, but. almost without exception, they are politicians and they work to perpetuate the county ring in office, while criminals prey -m the community an.l escajw punishment when detected. The condition furnishes a strong reason Robert T. Hodge should be elected the office of tdieriff. Hodge has proven his ability as an officer by catching crim inals when every other deputy assigned on the chase failed. lie ha*, made boom notable captures and. once he takes the trail, he does not rest until tin- criminal is apprehended. lit* In* both the tenacity of purpose and the intelligence to run down the craftiest criminal and, if be were sheriff, there would be many more arrests to the credit of the sheriffs office. With Hodge as sheriff, there would he no politician* hold ing the position of deputy sheriff. The deputies would he of ficers of real ability and they would capture the criminals they •"ere detailed to arrest, or l"-c their jobs. PHILOSOPHY Or CHEWING GUM A Ncit York psychiatrist—which is one who treat* mental disorders—says that ..inn chewing relieves the eardrums of the 'oar and rattle of, 'he city. "V.till find half the passenger*. iv the subway tram*, chew ing gum," he says, "and it 11 because of the noise. Tropic take the only method their suhconscious thinking arrangement sug gests to relieve the condition."* Any excuse for chewing gum is welcome. And in the absence of any excuse at all, the gum 1 hewing goes on anyway. It is worth while to remark that it hat become one -.1 ihe great national industries—that is, the manufacture of the gum ha* V great deal of capital it invested in it, and milium* of people are employed in it—that i*. in chewing it. Considering the great fortunes made in it, let none regard the chewing of gum a* a nsele»s,'frivolous, senseless practice. And yet the amount of energy expended in tint process, if capitalized and conserved, would produce great results. Of course, the individual, even by continuous mastication, which ever calls lor more and more mastication, does tittle, but if the power evolved by the practice in a whole town could be harnessed and applied, it might at least run the generator for the electric light .system. The power used in rapidly working the jaws of hall the people who ride in the New York subway might, if properly utilized, provide motive force for. the trains. This great national industry it the subject of constant satire and ridicule. This 1* because it is not understood, and it may be because it it mainly a female accomplishment Some have said that the practice arises from nervousness— the idle desire to lie busy without doing anything—ami because it fills up the vacuity in conversation. Some hare regarded it as in obedience to the feminine in stinct for the cultivation of patience and self-denial —patience in a fruitless activity and self-denial in the eternal act of masti cation without swallowing. It is no more related to these vir- Ides than it i. to the habit of the reflective cow in chewing her '...I The true explanation it a more philosophical one, and re late, 1.1 the great modern social movement. It is to strengthen and develop and mike more masculine the feminine tinder,aw If women are to take men's place in world affairs, they must begin by shifting from the men to the women tin- heavy, determined lower jaw, which, as everybody knows, is lie most distinctive mark of prowess and power. in a generation or two persistent gui chewing may work this purpose, and then it may cease—or men may be compelled in in- generally to resort to it to preserve their supremacy. Already the gum-chewing man 1-* becoming common. ,_, if jP^pPSaSPfP*'' Do you go a month without dinner, then 1 feast I If very day without a Victor is a loss you can M i never make f(M>4 M Come today and learn about our easy-pay- ment plan. _m If H _____* fl H Pajrm«nt* a* low aa »U» down, a_o2__\Bl 100 *\r_ fayrntnta a* low a* ft.oo Sown, _U_^___f^V t-0 fi 11.00 p*r week. ___t___r____L fe| I Shermi a aet»nhi coat of ran I l*rrl... r»|^la..| and -I**-! lata tile t'lfltl Oh W.trier lb* i*a lleatiie* aratetttetl "Alt I ran think af I* bit Be* C"** I wrote I^ul** all bout It this morales Kb* will so envious, I knrt*." Th* new mollified iMfeffi.iie, Never tea. in. halt cupful of butter. ttt *v* pound Twa let-el t.l.lesj.wn* of ttwller. one .mure Tttar ie*-l t*l.le*|Mton« flour, on* minrt »i«la»*a taHleapnoa* of liquid, on* cup. Knur **lUi«eiiifitl». on* le***>MMtfiil Four ..»«»B-*i.nfuta». on* tablwrptwofal. *i Twelve lablaapunnfuU (dry »***.ir*i. «ae cup. t r'f.-ir cupful*, one pound. Alcohol will take grata alala* mil of atiimner dr***ei Hoap and* ahould never lie u*ed lo w**h window* Alcohol leant piano key*. fttft One cup granulated *tts*r, one half i».mid .-ajitteaati large tableipoonfula, one-half pint. A .miian* -eland t..n.i.1..i hold* *ne halt [.int. Chicken meal I* eaally digested. lleea* M* duck* are very ladlgeatlbla. 'mamßmßßWimX* I ha. beat way to a a ill tiiniblei* that have contained milk la to rlnaa them flrtt in cold waler. A tender chicken can he told 'n flexible at Hl*** at the Up iif bread! bone, *oit feet and xllky akin. _ I. i Fire-Proof Storage FOR FURNITURE. PI ANOB, TRUNKS, ETC. BE KINS Moving and Storage Co. (*ra*r Third At*. a Wa*bl*«t** mama Mala I .'I- i I*4 ri BUY TIMPAHUTE COLD MINE STOCK AT 28 CENTS. It I* rapidly arriving, nil. will mill- big money for pr**«al buyara. KAVANAOH CO., Inc., Mine Operator*. 704-5678 JOHNSTON BLDQ DOWNINQ, HOPKINS RYK.K, Inc. DROIMI aitxlt* Itrrvla, Hi.in Print* uri... Pk****-tTt 111 111 111 At**** lilt* OrdaW* Im utt* ft- l****t*_*al on M*r*l*» TIME RItATTLIC STAR—MONDAY. AUOURT 11. 100* I i- ii "-ij^a pi? BEAUTIFUL? VOICE I ©V OR.'W'R-C-LATSOri' •Mb lla long abealh Ilk* Itae*. I* (be ay**. par aanatlaatt at IB* thorn.' I told b*r. Tbe gown* arc u» tally artronipealed by toad watt tat the aaat* material The** coal* •tprt*** tb* not! .-•atttnirlr Idea* of lb* dfe**ni*ker*. and at* elabor ately uit-wd with r-tret, fringe*, •rabroidery »nd hit" button* Oaf handsome qualify Tbey ac« dream*.' Wouldn't I like to *c* fear whew *b* readt UT" ".Not half a* much a* *b* would Hk* tO «c» int. ill) dear." A ltd why. do y.ei ItßMloe did tb«y both laugh? t !_BM_____tf****aNß_»^Niiiini_t>i *r**_____mAaaW__m_mtaßßßaßßmm STAR DUST BY JOSH A Word Prom Jo.h Win. 1 You can't hivi la* much uv I. good thing. Whin you git to* much It cess a* I' b* a good thing. rail w**h. v...! in.- not boosting thl* apart because) you spend It wall.

Aim*.*! half of all lb* dttcwd 1* by f*tlr.tt*d*

Th* Andar*oa. Mall IU Itathiog a*w* am th* .pt.rtiaaj

they serve milk with meal* i „at twar-llag bouse?" -Well. some ll Is and •nine It Isn't"

•Ask. ml ll .hall he glv*a yotU ttm* aad re *baU Had; kaork. sad It .hall be opawad uata yon."*— Han til a 'S-f'tcMn Hi* Iwut.rl.*' *ak»d yonag llerrmsna. "No." he replied, but a44t*4 all*, pride, "Try m* on German

Th* residence of aa *mlia**a dor la regarded part of the soil of ita* eottatry who** flag M file*, •ad I* therefore heron 1 tbtVarl* illninn ot the trailed State* gov •rnuieni r..rel__ eow*i'le« *t* ea* peeled to punith r*tirfaealatla-e* for ant crime* they rmssili

"Ac* you waiting lor me. d**r?" •he aaid. coming down atalra at laat. fltlng her bat. "WaitingT" e«rl*lmed tbe Impa tient man "No, aot waiting—*t> iottralng."— ..iter, hiateamaa

Don't Judge a candidal* lit the, company be keep* before election,

Fifty publlcatlona aie printed In Kspersnto, th* new universal lan guage.

Maak* were Inveated by PoppeaS, wife of Nero, to protect bar com pletion from the sun.

Kingston Could. *"tt of tleorge J. Gould. I* working In mine* Guanajuato. Met., at '-oiiiiwtn la borer, to study mining

Although tbe population of I-Ml don's metropolitan dlalrlet i* 3,HQ* |ee*aa*>aaaa*ae*eaa»»+»d **/&s&£__£s£ j t***..r.%.W.r.:. JBBL^SBSJSKStKBBkWUSMtSttmmWBBSUSKBSBBSSKBKBtSSAS& I whai "Gus Brown" says I _ a____^_H Is "irt'*'* a* I The Suit Sensation of I I the Season I 111 "Stain Bloeh," "Mtchaal* and other celebrated 111 |J| make* In broken lot*, to cloae, at— Kg I $9.00 I |i No! garment In th.* lot that -...1.1 for let* than iff |a| lid 00, and moat of ihera me $20.00, 123.60 and SHOO I value*. rj §j N*w Kail Model* now on exhibition. |-J I l-'l WSmB R _f9 ______ _ H fi Second did Yesler "Where the Curs Slop" j| limn "They're i.-iiiii Hi* very fish sioii.-ri I -ml whi.n 1 w*» a boy." raea^a—. tffiflAA&W Wary Likely. Mrs. A scum— Mo ttitira's a neat tilt V up at your house, Tommy—Yes, sire. Aaetim I suppose unit |i*|ia .ilnaaeil. Tommy—-1 nil**, haa |i|ea*t.| ail li itin I wlna Mad ta Ruttl*. 11.- tin- young**! win of a dtik*." "Not linn li money coming t htm then?" Duly what be tan earn by mar riage." n Unfortunately, ilia- comfort afford ed l.t th* thought of th* fellows who have to work harder than you do Is rltlatff! by flu. thought of MM follow* who flit not have to work at all— I'uck. B**t th* Water Wagon "How did you enjoy your till* acrrraa the lake, colonel T Baked th* Ohio man, "Kln#, tth answered th.- a-ntl* man from Kenlurky. "It wa* a ran of watah watah «verywht*re, ami i, it a drop lo drink,' **h s>r»f***.*n*l Discount HaiSl! Half —"How rim- for a pound of fhlirlila of .rtltim I>rugglst—"Twanty flte f.-nl* Mm*ll 1t... "Ha for Dr. Wlem." Druggist*—"Ob, that* different Give me cant*." Had Dim l-rtltr "Hut," aald the fair maid, "you ii-t-m ralbar young lo be wearing tb* title of colon*!.** "Anyway." rejoined th* beardless youlb, "I've participated In a*ven teen .uuitiim engagements Ou.lificttion*. "Rver ..en In )*il "No, air." "I hardly think you'll da, I want a very smart chauffeur." 004 larger than thai of New Tork. lha I*l tar city do*a reatauraat teaalasas .me fifth greater th*a the former.

"I ctrrne lire but week longer trtaoat you?" ...•■Really, rink-' Now. how can i.i fit era a •i*a«ine length of. tlui*' "Tbe landlord fit on It. ml** not I "—laar.ut.tllle Courier Journal. r The "Bradbury Sys tent" Label in Men's Clothes stands for —perfection in fit lasting wear swagger styles moncysworth See that your new Fall Suit bears the "Brad bury" label We are sole agents for Seattle—our liberal credit privilege is at your disposal if not convenient to pay cash. a* a ii tn i—* Eastern Outfitting Company j *ma* aa mmm m** mm j IMb 13X2 M 200 la ocas' Ay. Uaies St. -Seattle** ttallabl* Or*d!« M OUTBURST OF EVERETT TRoT* wHoiT^air -THE Q4^KER-i) RE™<- DOWN TOWN 3TORC USC VQIjP PMOtir 1013-lOis FIRSTAVtNUC J M '«Oi«S---HArai.4A up town store _____-**__. wr oruvra PIKC3T.~.*CSTLAK_AV_. %__Tthßap* TO all st att__ _____ril I I «____ **b% '•M'"' _^.__^^_r7_r7TO^^* ''tssaffisa neirar nt* v* rowwsmat IfX-JU-WCT YUSfTfO" UtSS ittSaiTOittJS^ Soap=Soap 30aP i3OdD -mm-m** ar**w mmt^ ~ta*^ mar, All thl* week, at both Quaker Stores, different til Bail *»_ day, Baal Toilet, Ijiiindii and Shavloa S..ai» lit Ing t mart* tt» ket—yon'M nave a lot of money by It Watch this space faT The fliar. Tbeae for Tuesday only: KIRK'S WITCH HAZEL ARMOUR'S BARBQ TOlLET—Tlircc cakes BAR— cakes io, WILLIAMS' JERSEY CONTI'S CASTILE SOAP CREAM— Four cake., md —Large bar*; usually 65c, metal soap Iwxrextrfipe extra special, per h-ai 57«* cial ..^..tl.^-wi —a-

I Armour's "Fair-Skin" Soap I f'ontalo* no lajiiiloii* rtif-nilctl* Make* cream. lather, *_** leave* akin *oft aad white. Odor* ar* but-, milk o*ta**_. h.toer and incumber Regular lOr per cake rut T-e**i». win limit S to a cu«!»roer at. extra tpeclal, per T.T |i 11 g-"-_lj

.#:,'mm*mm This Week Sees I the End I OP THE I McCarthy McCarthy dry goods co

I ONLY SIX MORE SALE DAYS AND OUR DOOM I WILL CLOSE FOREVER. WE ADMIT THAT ASSORT MENTS ARE NOW VERY BADLY BROKEN. SO B START TOMORROW WITH A MERCILESS SLAUGH TER OP ALL ODDS AND ENDS. WE HAVE A VERY LARGE STOCK OP LADIM" It j PUR NeCK PIECES. MUFFS. SHORT AND LOUS i COATS, ALSO CHILDREN'S FUR SETS TAKE ANt i OF THEM AT HALF PRICE. -I 1 Doors Open at 9:30 A. M. See Windows See Windows Fixtures for Sale B SUTCLIFFE BAXTER I ——RECEIVER FOR THE*— McCarthy dry goods co.

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TcBS makes VISIT ON SEPT. 15 iwtlHder Wilt. IBs Tram l.^afM 7C_Jcil_» Today. ._A*ment from the head _\m***t mm atd.lt.l t«rty •""ttit th* ■**" _ ..a FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS ft\iy v****** t ORLEANS. Aug. It.— mAt-mßo**' ,In* dl,! tit* flame* were tin* 11 y I a*i^* ___^_^__^____ mmam Tree Clothing [TTBiii^tit'Ti wns ,a«, La a*t*« I ammtm Oat _a mi. at*. aa lit** amt ■ft* a e~M c*« i. tuitia* iiorwita co, Ill* r\*m It* I llhcSafc Deposit Vaults I .r_f iff* if. Of Tttla True! Cißai^'' *a*r »r* aad has* b*ea parted «by day aad t*g%t by employea f»f th* iuai|tiy. aad alt valna- Ma *«ceatad j for; ator- SBt am ula a aeparat* I aaaarxjaeat lyit nattrw* trttttbla oar targ* five- ckmaa* steal lined Ml HUeTrust Co. SEE THE ECONOMY JAR DEMONSTRATION 12.25 Roll la* co DEADENING FELT l__ii___J II Dcaatomnf Felt. 250 square feet in a roll; for house I i II lining and floors; regular $2.25; §*__ I 1 (U^i $I*59J)

i,;.,«c Lantern, :sJ»tf 5c Fire Shovel. 2 for Tat \_B*r" Tabular lantern; has ,__ _ ,!_. _' ___ ksraer aad heavy, mm- **anaa*d Steel Fir* Bhotai. a \*_m faaat; will atand heavy *a»*lal bargain for T**a- C r lJß*»*rtb aitra OQ#» d 2 for .....ml* a**"* $1.00 Waffle Iron, 75t^ •"•Coagter Wagon, 91.08 _', fair. s.iitt j Afnerlran Waffle Iron: et ffTJP ___?" 'iV. l"r vf"' BttAmmTmVa "l IS3:.:K toY: SSS-^: $1,98 75c »k Caat or Hat Hook.,:;** 40c Do Tab,e Tumbler., Jjtoattaiai Coat or Hat 2 tetter Stat** Ibttl. rvgSrdless ot divnrglag retlgtoas aad political ■»Hl*f* tbe slgaer* recogatt* In Mr. Vaadarvear an able, faarl*** •ad coaacleatlooa prut floe aad will *«pp..rt him for Ibe republic** v af toa. MINNESOTA SAILS The Mtaneenla sailed yesterday nooa tor the OrtenL carrying 117 first and second r-laa* pas—agar*. besides the sleersge. ffttir Chin**** I were deported om the Hill liner They claimed to have bwwa bora In 'hi. country, but when railed upon i tor proof failed to ahow it Upon arrival at Hongkong lb* Miane*.*-* will b* drytorbad aad nadar the dlrectioa if Maria* fiM|M*rlal«ai-at C. C. larr a thorough OT*eh*'iliag will be given Bar. la order tb*t her i •m—ad record of last trip may ba I treat TYPOS' ANNUAL FESTIVAL. M III.' tjtlior 'f^inpln 'In afternoon I to r, o'clock will bo held Ih* ami.. enlerUln j mem of tha Indie* of lh* Typo. graphical union, a aperlnl In vita tion ha* been extended to all print era and their famllle* to attend. Ilefreahmeiit* are to ho **i ..,t and there will hr cards and prl«*». SUSPECTED BANDIT IS CAPTURED (By Unit., Pr***.) HEI.KNA, Moot., Aug. SI A *|iecla| fi..in l.ltliie.»i h .-i\h hat advice* received st ih.- aheriir* of flee there state that soldiers in ih,. Velio*atom* National park Bad cap lured a auspicious looking character 111 the Kite Hole batln, whom ih,*v arreali-d on auapiclon of being .tin nected with th* hold up In the park. Th* man hail considerable money on hi* pi-raoii. hut lit. name or .m. other fu.-t* In i nun,., n,„, with the ite.t could not be learned.

NO WONDER WIFBV IB SUING FOP A DIVORCE.

(By Unit..! P, LOB A.MIKI.KM Aug St.— Charged with tut. in* Icecream will* for a neighbor's wlfa, who** pliolo«r*p*« are allowed to be the chief adornment of hi* horn.- lam.-* II ItMa of Pasadena I* today the defend* ant la a divorce suit. Mr*. Jon.* allege* that lon*, haa photograph* r Mr* Cura Mill ford drasted In bathing aulu. kimonos, tailored aalt* ml a fluffy gowns,

STOP THE RENT. We ran sell you Hvaullftil Home*. Cottage* Hung*), iw* Payment* Just Ilk* rent T. P. PAY CO, INC, M.hlhqm Bids. ■m* \nmmma*a.+i\wlmmm*mm*mk—mp t y* _t *t**^ -a**^ j_m jit*^ v' a**\V_\ ________■ \y/j/a—B. m\m r i*_\\w A/ Ha** ________________________ri___i_____F __r V ____k. ________!__________■ f*__\_K-i miaßm I loin the Atitopiano dub 1 AND THEREBY BAVI PROM •too 00 TO HbOiOO ON YOUR AUTOPIANO. Including free a** of our elrc>» latlng library. H>«ci.l price* will be gtv*a far a few day* o* I I aaoood band Aaloplaaos. flora* j M low a* IJ£.iJ 04 with fre* .of tb* mtttlc library. Vot*s l* our great votiag mat**! will allow*! oa all C**b pwymeata Kohlcr Chase llit Second Ay*, Seattle. WafJl j 11t* Secettd Ay*. a**tti* w»»>* vV*b*e Plana Owalara. t it' m i i am nn.- *a J tt &5( Billings \f| Machinists' AC,* HI Hammer Wl «trrv i«» f*rjr*|*i' ii**« a A liana.,** Tt.... at* Unit riar.aat la •a. ha _,_,«, *M** t-mt»mm 11l i^aftait Tk*r at* mata m l*. Im. l-*t*a*d a#» tlfcl« .'..a ttllk tl.*** iia.lf, It. aaa. h.atl** Tl.** ttt |.a.t.n..l t..|ia| m. ia-a ttt Ilk M* 111 I ,1 II t. lb Ilk Ha I*l It at **•«!.I una. tat ft- It*, ll* It it m tana,*.. I

t** S. 111. it-**, it t.t11.l aaa. ............a ■a* It* Nt ll* It-**, It-** Itrtff Ila-1 p.m. •At II tt ftf* lit. It-**. I'M »tf»-llal *a*ta la* Me lltmiaiai-l T** Ka.il'l **m. tt* I*. H.t..n.-a»* I at ...41.1 .i......***....................... am. ll* 'ft riant 11 it* k**4l*4 tiiti.'.llf It; It ll.ll|.»>raat It-** t* •*«_«. 1. tt« t Maaawt it.** h*a**l«a| it* l.a- I ll.iiafaafa-l Jtatt 1-i.taatlal .ta- II II tl. I f. V. I ll* kmti.i **nt* at. ll It V. I lltmfti-.nl It ai k.a-tl.t tarn* apt II tt a I- ..ml tl-**. la.aa.tla4 TS* .a.a *.iatan>..af T. P. M. SPINNING 1310 Second Ay. Everett and Edmonds U-dk£-2im^ *J3_HKIB *rmZ m* meal* aearan. fit* uiifi «*ll» L.fM.* *m 111. Ml* m II m AHA an. •aaarl.r ...Hi. .1 fit* m I* I at. m lam It.at.it at tit* m. tilt p m. 1 I* p m tnM.r I**v. a.trtn *ita a m. tilt *■4 7 11 m. at»(l* tar* I* liiktaa ma tl Hr..ii.ii in* tit* at.....-r Clly at l.ttei o*tat*a i.m*. r.A.m a.m.., i*it, i*4 nit 4fH *aT____L» *~**W the fj P riyer BEATTLi: TACOMA ROUTE. Par* lie —Round Trip, 60*. POUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY. LEAVES SEATTLE «:49 and 10 2* a. m., 2:04 and m. LEAVES TACOMA M a. m. and 12: 15, 3:5S and 7:30 p. m. U. SBELEV. Jr.. Agent. S**t!l*~ Tali Main ITS. T*com*—T*l .It THE MAR MONDAY. AUGUST .11. 1908. _______________ _______ _^_\a****^^__* -****_.... >r a-;7i.i-.^. «2fl ____fl __ft_v. 3i3hfr?l m%t-*\H*V&SFr^/r_f \*\r~ PT^mß _r___ ___> __\ __^^ 'l^Uwivp'p«f" /ma\w «.^__l S___T _________ v#h HI __P ___. *iftf*^n_rViC^B JWW« 1 40 /_w__\f wfl V^^^A^r^ft^^rft I xXXwaY ____HPIB_-I_^wi ____.^___ ____r _Y____¥___ ___\* j_Pr*__\r ___k. ______ ________^ ___^__c _____ ___ ___r _________! __B^_____l t________r _mm ___d mAJ9^ */P A ''.-j" faUAW *\^cit^^«i_^ _SWI 7 and what it really means— A, _ m -this: v —we nave-perfect faith in the person who comes here for furnishings for the home. —we extend our confidence m his ability to fulfill his promises and credit is his for the asking. —we say to the home furnisher, feel free to come here and make such purchases as desired and credit-giving will be arranged to meet the individual requirements. —it means that the person buys as he can afford and this STANDARD CREDIT SERVICE imposes no annoying features or works no hard ships on you in any way. —it means that this store extends a "man-to-man" policy, extending P credit in such a way that it will appeal to you, making no price advances, giving the same fair STANDARD pricings to credit purchasers as for cash—in fact, an ideal, thoroughly satisfactory policy of serving you as you are entitled to, with every consideration and fairness. —upon this broad, liberal policy of credit-giving we have won the con fidence of the 'great buying public; our credit system is developed to the highest point of practical usefulness and its growth and popu larity has been made possible through this course of uniform fairness, courteous and absolutely satisfactory treatment and store service. —surely welcome, always! ■a«>»^-a»a_____aßa_aßM__-aa_______Bßßßa»____a_____aaa_-___a__a__________________aß*a__B_ a __ H _ B _ B __^ M —Till-. GRKATER STANDARD— word; there's a constant striving her* for store betterment, for increasing this store's value to you, to make STANDARD service exactly right ami your satisfaction complete in every way. Our plan is to combing progressive merchandising with absolute satisfaction to every person trading here—a plan thai daily adds to the extent of this business, a policy thai has given tlii-. -.tn.* the -plem.!.. success v enjoys. —7* tquart mil** In Qmitr 3*.ttl* I* until _*___E__W a. a. la by our tuburbin d.lly.ry Mr*.**. _______\\\_aA lUSI tCiephOnC US i M _4j__a«______vCvln m _t Amßm ffra*f__«n__r Standar^^aSN^tmicCft ~lfroucannotC,MM*,o,he *ta*** tm mam*. >___ laJUUal4t9fla___|_E|j^*uii*UVVia buck g-m __*t________\f* mm***** A A *Xt\BBS\W/ 1 *«lft*inaii in talk with Villi _mt ■m mWY^mta. __V __r// M vffl my/_j m. r*a *,f ,/Tr lEr*^ vWu. ttJ oC^g/o^K»*»'*^9Hß*r ciLKy*.-."-wain* mt _*}*A \*t* vr{***A [I** ***^*Bt ~**\t* i.i.i .ii mug.-, ii,- will giro fyfrv —il'« a nm»Wil*Bi'* otf*r i.i anil harp rtpv*l 7 5 C _*_.____ A A., -n. rt.. nw fitll Inf.trmaUon .ni1,..., IIW ripad for our Wanda living In ,1,.. fa. ...it .11. I JICCOnCI AY., Ot TlflP t«*r of rang* buying [Af) trlcl*. niaklig it »ii.l.- for yon lo '■•..-I*. Hi- j _ l.lit.in *nd a*k hi Hit- blov* and aam* prompt, aailafu. -lor. **rtl til I: i TRUNKS I'a to ftftV« Mih. v €\nt»*»Ht«M»r Timl it «v tt i Hi..-, hiii- I'liui.a, Ind ii'Mi, .'in; t'Hßt Av. j WIRELESS CREW OFF FOR VALDEZ Wlrafaaa expert* who are to In alall i hi- governmental atatioim m-nr Valdea are In the city anil will leave 1,11 I 111 I'eniiH.vlvanlii for 111' 111,1 I tomorrow. The party conaltiu of ft. i*- ttnn, mauler electrician: it 11. Stuart, operator; O. V, ki.i.i SCHOOL DAY SPECIAL Price*", on Clothing for th* Boy*. j Regular $1.00 Suit* only 1.50 Regular $4.00 Suit* only H'^.Oil Regular $5.00 Suit* only jjir*..lit) I CROWN CLOTHING CO., lie I Pint Aye i eleclrlclan ■ad draughtsman; .1. M Loeffer, hiatal. T. H. Mtiii-v itt, electrical machinist: M, ...mil.i, rigger: J. ltoaeverts, joint'i, and K. Okertnnd, num. expert. Grand Lodge to Meet in ii 1 annual session IB* Scan dinavian grant! lodge ot the timid Tumplur* of Washington will meet: In Woodmen of the World ball In j Ibis city on October 1, i and 3. One j .li.-.1 delegate* ami addition* j I MOT* |.».,|llr. *r. l.a-lf.* r*ll*f** r»f rh.uiii.it ltn>. haaa.l h.-ra mvl n.ur.l*!* l.t ii.in, ih* Ani.ii.i Vibrator than km.*-, full •it ttrll. tor .un I hook "*a'llir*lory M*...*. for lit.Hit J 11i.a,.,1> lit li-ff> I Arnold Vibrator Co. 140 Arcade Anne* I ■"■^"■"■"a^^™"^"""""""""""™"*"**-* «i visitor* aro expected. The lodge la entirely Independent of the or (gin I Good Templar*' lodge, and wa* iHK.uil7.-tl only two months ago. WILL CONSIDER STABLE. Persons opposed to the arectlon of the proposed community stable at Second *v. Wt and Maine st. aro notified that the application for a permit to build the stable Is to be considered at -i -ill-rial meeting or tha board of public work* at II o'clock i.mi.ii in*- morning. ..-n—•■■■».■ SHOE SALE j Pin* Kit |2.1t to It on lit* la. ti gj The Men's Shoe Store SO* lint *rt ft

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A iiii.-iui" iiaa-im"*" 1" I** 11 j Rates for Classified Advertisements Th* star cannot suaraa!** i accuracy or na.tiiiin rw*poaat MHtv tor ii un* «f ***r klUl' j occurring In utcplionpal ••l»•^ j j tLt'liunt*. 0 "SITUATIONS WANT. j -Situation* Wanted" I tlacm*nt» Sic for I!*- •?J*^ l I llmts*. A.-BltUoual apßca, I Una. i. S,**-.'■■'■'_ "HELP WANTED" AND ALL CLASSIFIED ADS. One c.nt word—Mlii'miim chanto 15c When charged to SeSOHBI actudl number or sat will tn* counted. W»«b f In.aiUon* mad* for th« V**** of It when each la l****** cap. UoM. or fraction thereof. trill be cowited llu"*' TO ADVERTISERS. ifltcllon cannot b* gl» en alter 1:: o'clock Jaily. lIMI.AHI' AOFaaSCY-P. 1 Mullen. &409 lUilard a. opp. Citr Hall. I'hone. tlallard 18. MAIN o»KlCß—S«»enth j betwaen Union and Uni*«r»lly. I'houea. Main IBM] Ml

RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

Oo not tru*t prlnttd tlm* t.bl** in n*»**f>ap*r*- For l,m. of dtpartur* *nd at train* tal*phan* King Stt«*l a Station Information Bor*au. A SufiMt. Mam 2740, Indaptnd «nl lit.

Main NO TIC I* t*»i~To m* ttlt* »f It tAt... W.y. •i.t. Kiu.il-ii.) h»|>ll*l. Au«u*t 11. **ldrkMß--T* lh. «tf* .t Willi*-" We*. MB. till ttt* .N K-. A««u»l 11, Cta>iir— T* Ik* *IM r STT Wntidt CnttitKr fcMft!*!. Au»u.l tt. il!l_t~T» -»t. «i c r. o.t*. ttit t Jß .i.n »t A»«B*t It d«u«hi.t j SDBAffNBOmBB |iana,.-a.ii Hi* J*bi B- lt*a*y*»aa. tt tmi.l It. I* IM. t'l"' u.t~foi ti*tw my. ti. a****. tt *t lUl*r Wwml. «im» liund rtitm.B-Joha riltmaa. tt. A»«»M "bipii^-'llißtiltia tmi***. t* Ato*ual It. la tkl* ctly. ______ tl'MCKtlt m.ii. t Tk* futt»r*l Mrtrlf** Bt C*l. D**M B M.y h.i.l trttm lh* rirtm l»iß»iy.w.i«»n raim|>**y ihl. *fi.rß»«tt J7| o> i. .-k Th* tint*!** win rnmitid i. ik* itnißi li»*Mßi FUNERAL DIRECTORS. .■to.-.-, ..toi.ato.nto Ml a. ■i. BtrrTEnwonTH ft *on» rr*tM.t*B*i frir.-tairt **4 Ura***4 t»»» I*4- tltt. HUHMI Emm 111 —tIM i ■■■■iimi.mi i —m r *f *l»t«t*' Mia Kithttd IMB*. Jjf^laa iluai-tnta.al l„ I 111.111 t^t CcZ**l*'*n* I.****** tt.rj 4*l *fid *a.ft >Ql l".« .'laaa^t and aaa-ftal.!!•• I B 4im fra. tf h aad t-sn. ritti*** W**la^-Tlti mimtir* «f lh* till* »nd ff'r ft. man t.i l-iatirc.r. Atnarlalll* ttt '•111* I* *tll*4 Ihlir tflt.tf l«-.f,lMa llliatl** U.a!n**.'.at la*|»ll«t*raa* I, I m im. at ihur kail la Arrkd* Ind* Riaiaaii tf Im, nr-il-a. A X j****. I*r** I'tlflk a*«. -a-it-p* 1.".,. V __-_.' If Jfttt rt *-'f hf an.l .a-aa-,nalalt Hat tl.td-Hurnh.r4 Co. lac. ttt »«*.u»d a*. A ttlt. Mai* ■tttt —tt'it th. mamma* dlrartt4r* ii-wr* al T*.lrr|ft* l.riort fi N*rtk*ra Bank BUtg. tf*l I cm lk« maa. raftstrl** IB al! a. kraft'ttaa. ri.n-.ar wMlfcir Mriyyla* •a 4ft-f* lt.nd.il. I C'.ria.nt.r LOST and POUTi i ■iii.ii i in »i ■to "ito la a I,..*.—lt*«tlrk rillil 4i*. *»m* in ml lar mat 1.1." Call «to i-»- Ana* till 11*1 I.r^*l- 1.r.. f *»4 -.hit* r..r!t.t-.« Ht.ral r.-a...t Main till lit ll«l Bl.r>«. rtmall I.i*' k ar-.al at hi,. inn ai _•„.■ "a luat l*.n t-tl a.l ruth r*tt*rd n*r a j l-'lalT aa— Lost —N**r M.drett*. Kn.iith Mti«r, .ftai.r. nam* "Lit." I'hona A till. ia 1..'.. |t:*'k a.a.l *a ita.. -.a! hat tf'l. *ttnl**a r.a.rrl i'kv** C**tr*l lltl. —ll'l-i HELP WANTIO— MALE. W*nt*4—Aht. I."df*-i tttaa warn •in It and It for I' Maris* Cirp* Mall k* litfl-a* torn IT k*t* f.fal tltl-.r. Elt*U*Bl r.||.a-,rli:>ilty I* If,. atari* o*** i'« ttiihtna. rati,.f,., q,u*ri.ri r*adi-ai .ii.ndanri lr*a Avyly *t r*t>m* It-it Latand i.'.iilr.l 11..1.1. Sialll*. Waal, I J* I y.latin.n »ant*d la Mil I**4, (rtrto* at-. I Bin I* krtllt I m 1... .f a and will ft**4 ......1 M. a*1..11).* la Tim*, black ll •ay —ti W.ntad-lt f..m. and flmair »a, r. for .a.mtti.r ttork It *.r 4ay fir k ta lf*ttl.y ft .1 *.r*n4 *b4 Vlijlnl*. lack *f M~r. Th. —If W. t*.*k riunthm* alar. I-., ,f)„ Trad, kahool, lilt Ink At* *r..,th KBmy* W.ntr.l K.r.la. Cl. 11 Ur* ln*ur*nr* mat,. I* tllM l«rtr 111 Cairn** llld* -.I*l SITUATION WANTED— MALE. i. n i __*__* B _, II A..T-P. EX. AKD IT, O, W. ABnounr.m**! af lh* *c*nln* *.itlan ol Ih* I'Blt.r.lly i',„, c..ll*»* »r Com _. marr., flastlla. W.ihln*ton Thl* i..iit(. prttdat* I—A a*l»a.l raaura. In lh* l.t.at apirrorat, Of a Ir., I- —M*,n« *d|»tißl lo ihi •air anil I'm "udinl trill inlay *dur*. 11-.r.»l *dr*ntafaa uatur|a.a..d *ny tth.r* **>i* nfflr* lr*lnln* rent*. I* nparloi la ..-.,1.,., a |n '1.. W.aar. l.aallfi* .1 fr.'.,tr.rli a.alaai,* It— Th* at-f.. „„ra. I* |k* 1.1.a and f.r .1 TKfttta t—Hli manlh.- a.„„„..,. i,i or ,-_ kin drad 1ar.,,,. i... 4li wh r k In flud*. ih. full 1........ .1 i tl Unltartlly, and I rr.,.r,ii f, r I -1.1.1,.* a****** In ,1,.r. famiii., hour halt ihal In Ih. bualnaa. i.ctloi I r.lt.ur.nla *nd It. t.la t—T.r, a,.in, job*. |*rof A C J- till.,a I. .a a fairmul.l.4 I* ..ta o Rod»rn trilam. of hlfhar .rrountliH r*l»ll. n i....... 1. m*nuf»Murin. •erporritlfrn*. hanklna, ale, for horn tttidy. Vtru ran t.k. thla h IK. *nd hirom. i.r... n. .1 hookkaap A without n,.in, your poalilon «r l.*v liair.r. or hu.ln... •■—All iinif.ai.i. of lh* l,'nlv*r*lly c w.thliiylor, an.l lh* I'nlv.rilty |'|*r Coll*** ol I'wwnrt win aap.n for rt. ialr.iion dapiambar 14. 1111. AeVlr.*. A. C. 1n.n1,,,a. I'rlnclp.l. I a.11r.1. *.«lil», W*.h. —ri-. FOR RENI— ROOMS. >v-^r-*^^toa_Jto^— **^*^a^-a^aal hum* for ).iun| .hllilianl haal of ra,., .1,..,., rtatiftalitt tit K*im*r llltll. —Ittll Larg* front .011*1.1* fur *llh 1. «i.l It Mr.lt. Kttl ttl —llpr FOR REN-r^J^CELLANEOUB. *^?;lla^fi^^,^(Vat^'?l«kf*f«ol limit "tt t'nloa. t.i..*... f....rt1, .n.t »*ltth. «'*ll M.ln till *r Ind HI.- —It pm rat ll.nl-Thr«t offlti. I* l*tt*l-l»l*l* l:,ali. n 1.,.|.1:i. a I a ia-,.t...i.« M*!* tIM ur Ind -l*. I*l.l*l tl.,a.iti„inl. l, AUCTION BALES. tr Lr l _ir__, T -__, jr r-,..r_in_n_.. "i "aiiirt I—BBdA*1 BBdA* W t* AlfTtoN lilt Tt*R*r.AT, i it tii.l.n I. ON THR 1-HKMiaiClt, lilt rniar ay, k t» BtCKKRTON wii-i, -t 11. ill |hi rurnliuri. .I.a t-ontltllna of -a .ir...i t.i ail i..ai Itttl. alibi Oak .If. al.l'i 0..1.1 Ir-lt «l'il>.|. Iftlliraara t.a 111-. I.lllta thlt- I l.afll .t1........ lal I* i .11 r I.kill. a'h.ltt It toll.-- k»ra f..1.H... t-.f. .toffai. .-:.a,ai Main* iii».riiiii t.n.M »nd taak ill I'M b**|. •t*. 1..«. It* *»tt. ll.tolt Hi...a.la r«r,-.t .It If,. I.'ll t.lp.l*. r.,1,,,. .ir. air All -I. 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Hi', 8 f'lh -r lll.pklßl I'.al lilt -It li i: tt ii*i*. tut yit.i FOR SALE—HORSES. i Th* Ml*ly ft...railn* .nt **l. *.*fcl*« Mora** hlr.at far all |a.rpa>*aa, r|.| I ir tttt. w*.t.ro a., l-kini Mil* t tltt: I*4 lit! BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. nt* all uptea or hi laaaa ttiv r.Hi.i. tttt I -an 1.1.1.• you tilth from lilt I*4 1 up Call. w. c ntiitv. 11l Marlon Bid*. i F'.r Hi la A rifti .a. to. hak.ry. In. Led in* on* hor*.. Itt* ta«4ona. at-..k *nd fi a I .ar for |7tt .-..1r 1f..1u11. Ur.ajfti 1-fitk It. .It, t'.t. Hntlth r.i. *.r. i-t.r.n* fun**. Main lilt. —*»*l I lltty of ottntr; II rnnftit; all *o*>d .n _ dlllon; rloaa In. lit* 1.10.kt from Ilk.. *ltt*y* full: lar** Inrom., r.nt Itt. H,i, tall I* moßlb at I*l profit. Call A lilt —J!*i I .111 I*ll H ...linn. l.ak.rr 4.11**1a...n anil lunch room; b**i lor* lion; arm* bu.ln«»«; l"ii. I**.*. I'lioira M.ln fat. —It-*. V'.r.t.fl TO tr.rl. lilt .lla in. .n-la f..i 1 .'.'l ali.,l* hort* rantl la.'.ft. *a,u*| .in* I'lian. I*4 111* —all.pl ftlgn rl.*ntn* by rhamlrsJ |-hra„**. Maaln tilt. Ifa.t Uf], I|*|-| PERSONAL. toaaa*.-'*. ..."to to. to. »bi%a» *tt*«^^^a LfMiK —RKAfV- Ml IK Will forf.ll 1..if,.1r..l dollar* for ran r.f bunion*, corn*. Iti.nmint ..alia t, a a I raian'.r .ir.; fr**irn.nt. p*lnl.a. If. la. |..ii.a Murg.nn, Chiropodl.l, 111 X-. a ond ay. Ind. 1111 _n*a A a,.!,, r -a..ira.fi- .Ihfl* |..«n of t alt-.na. lo mail a l.dy of *ult*hl* n a 111 l .mill Or .--ri- iinaia. Obj.tt, I rli.."|a Addra.a A-lfa. r.r* Ht.r if I ______________________ I, Mr* Kh.f.r ultra r.«,1,„„ a n f tn 4 *1 It* la. I'llOll* li.ial .;M x *______ i. Al.rak.i Indian tllr.r .|.t. ,1.1 I.r. V* mil., Curlu.liy Hli.p C*ln,ai )f llrack. f ABSTRACTORS. .Ito la .to.to.a -i a.a.^ g _ llftoth.U hllllaaay.il.nftnal katl*g| (_'* llallar 1t1... k I I,on. Mala 111 T~ ARCHITECTS. f| '"Ntttia, Bfcgßßi 11,0 |r.B* book. 1..,.. ...r|„a,a nfi-1 ,t, if f#a|a,to- pinna. .a a... sit*. .1. 1%%* 1, v Vrrall..** Arfhiipii. i\% 111. i (n.l, >r j ATTORNEVB A> LAW It a^ajayto^^^a^aj-^tova^arf-yto^^a-^a^aa^a.^..^^^^^^ .C. X T-lp*r— Itutbahd am tKITt 1 rial. D.lll.m.nt and It.m.*.. .1. 11-17 Lallan Bio. 111 r iral At* r... _gffl ._■■ -■--m«J -^T— _MX» _*.___BBJ». iiß_ll_ i _*a— I BANKBa I »to.»toito.aa. -to a.r. m*t *i ..into a*^a**M Tilt t-iKtl'llf tyAN* or 11... •fflt*. V.r0.1., la (Itl ki.u. la .'aoa.ta *l* i A 11.i*l llankln* .l|i... I*l*l a. *a .n.l Tlftt* i........ a-e.l-rt.K fill AM 11 ml A V. 11*11, Hill, BICYCLES. _.|_ i.i i.ii'li'i, i t ~i "i .ia iaa It* I* *|fl**lt.a I for lil. I rla la, all* —If CLAIRVOYANTS. _ia_ n_ mi. ii i~m ~i *i~i "i "i "i" m ~"_r~i A.lalltia 1.1a.y.t M ak. no Hlalaaa a...1i., Ih. .1.1 of i'Kiiii'i.iii II rftt* I* a..nai,lt III* 1a..1 Cul«*l*l 11. I.i lit rir*l I. —tt CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. faall,l.^l,li\ r ..11111*1.. |a1.|...1V, 1.-an. 1.-...1 f.in.1.1...l Ull 1.1 a 111 II.II IMI Co, 111 l llilt It'll DENTISTS. aa^aa, toto»a, ii —ti -i ■—i —_*_ I.l* Th* flral al.i.ii*- la *«*ill* I* ai*« tttodarn hl*H-(-l.aa .t -t-tl.ti a *l 1...1. rtl... to., ia, r.l»in 1 i1...a, i. ..rn a. I, 'It. 1 ai.-l I IIbOB 1.1... k til 1 Haf «a.nna halt. .luntlll. ««J t'l.al I t .11*. ta. Ila.ltl.a t\ a*h oeTicTivc~seßvicßl ■*^^^.*tt--«^aaV^.^^i^_a^e-_,- M *-.p.-_*a^*** J e*M a^-»__p l--a.lt tt.tttrr_llt* t .air. \la>i l.anl a I'a Uul .....I. mi. All .an M.i* I*4 111 l EXPRESSMAN. ,—tomato.-,^a^..a^aa..to*^a«to,.to. a»a_- a. m.mm i1.1a.t.l .Itl.anii, lit.tvftt, I. .tot r.l, *f tllr. .olair.lt Ill* I Tlanaf.r lilt l.'.iilli A.anna Uali. Milt I. tilt 11...-1.1.. K.ll tltt —if HAIR GOODS oa\*tAßtßtßd'***A*AA'***B*^^ CBmpmtm out t»sl4s A tl. llttl't. >.|t« WltfS j |ißnaf-tr.«ia;!tft «ii it putt a I'tno •ml |-*|lchM -Hats Ktan. la tt, iTatr IktMß 11*1 Illtl «_,',, It-Sir .ha.'iß ii,l mmi*. *i'A t\i*>\a to ..at W*M»* l« Xur Ml* II W'l ut tltt nm —it musical. 1"" WttsKlegion Cull*t* mt Mvi 1-* w. v l*.lll 111 A I'tl.tnt Mttln Iftl I IBH-I VI. liii i-'il-B "i.nttdtl IMU'ii'tHi llr* m*tl« »rt I*l***** In *t|i.i *:>.|t>'a N*j mwHV, lirr tt.»n i V.-.r »i-'1 *-i .'nil tat i*.ll*« l Ml.tlti. I la»a H*lii!-laf ftf tmt -i.| »-4 _ MABSAai mama aBtmBB -a********^^. p —aiai—ii »ti i*~t* ww aa Kl-SaftHa*, It Mm i.ifc l.tl. ti-..4 luminal. i •I* A I** *.'.rr I l-r.*fl!.aaflal •*rvl«*, **aai una. .*4 I** i.i*. i»r I t*« 'p-r on 11 M»rt»» P*__ Tk. "'ar I C*. ll* Colli*, tar-all •*4 Ja.f.a. |k* la •-.ani1.,1 k*R* .t l*» **r*.r A «!«V «tat*hk.*i**r. *n» rhtiai.t ***ta**r -..tal* na-t. af iaa hi* ft. la BllkOtll aaro.lt

an. Lt.AM CO Mlttf InjL.taal t,.»a,.«**a,i J ..t« .ft tla.ra. f*tn«*r.| an...1, Mltl#.*.l Itaaltaht ntf It a >I.U 111 t .I*. »1....ta» and .alalia, lit lllukKy attach Mr.*.* *-t*.*a..i .*i*rt** •thar. thaar r*r*m** .11t.,1 •tartly! rk..p..l rata. ..a aat |r...to.*t*. r*'tr**lf wa ..i.i 1,, c.ttt*. *«r I..*** f.rti Till utV 111 tVa.t.r Dalltt** Mi-nat t*a.a..t **l.rt*4 |t**yl*l far -a la. to. ...111. fi.4n C*. lit l'..j,i. Bail*** H. 4. 1*i,1... at* Walt Ha.tfc M«**B tit Nit T«k I. —tf a.t*ry I***. 1,-.*.*, r.iM C.*ft4**ti.4 P. A N«*l*a. Itl faaapl. a It.** at** OSTEOPATHY. .Ptoia. ..auto. a., toil a*a to, aa a,,,,... to. .into a .ito.i.l, aa, mm. I*. llr.tl_.lia I. it. tk alaiirl-li, .I*.* it-*, li*M rut*. li«*lnt**l. it.l .•■tall.ita* ft.. It! l-*a.*t* 11.*. tit* **.ar4 **4 "a. U. itll —tl -I*, t> Ha.tr nal.a litia.ry.tk 111 Ar..i. v.4. c«j.s..i.rtriu.-a rut.* Sal. 111 l OCULISTS AND al.* ft *ma^***~^**Ba***amm^*mmai*Ai^m^^*mi^mm***mammmam*mmm*mm ""'ha l'*t_* tltf.Mltt Car a*** T.tto., til ait.t mil It iiii. I*4 ill* OPTICIAN*. a.laal'l tor'-.i'raarrra.iraa to .to t0... ._,■ t. Unto I uto mm Cut.t O.tlaal C*. 111 l Ira.) laatorata I*l -Ml Mil* I*4 A .1 PATENT ATTORNEVB. .1. I tttHatl* tia*ni*.a.to^iaaa mtttm UtMl. aa. tot It*.l**l «*4 T-.t. M.r. 111* II |HI. I* tilt Calm.* I. •-a... Oft. .tt*t Mart It-a4 Mat** all. fa* "c.Mi T.svr. itrttt a.ito.. i r. PATTERNS AND MODELS. t0rn...".. mm in*. n tf. i"i a. i laai.ito., toi **f* to a.altl. l-.i.a.to a 11*4.1 .at rtr.t a. I*4 'ii a. ttti —It PHOTOGRAPHERS* SUPPLIES. *a.to'aa "a to a- a -■_.*—.—.■—. talar-aaa *«y»lt O*. 11l n,*ti —if PMVB.a-IANS. 1""™ m**a** Ttaftafar Cm I ***lr*«l or h-.0l ««tl U...1 y***ikl* r.l** Mat* lit •I 111 I*4 TYPEWRITERS. amttamtotommtim m m.., m,^.^,^m^^^.^m^m^m^.m tt.9 mat! k*,.4 »l»p.«- I*4 lit Triraarll.f. 1a.1.,1 Til* Hfrallk I Pr..*.. f>..-rnar c. 11l Pu*t 'j ~^r. aa WATCH WKgAj^HNg^r^CLj f-*r .'«4 ttalrk **4 j.to.lrjr r.,.*utfi. at m*4«r*l* I'ttr**. I* l*»thm«t ft later 111 Ilk* »'l J FARMS AND ACREAOE.

BOTTOM I.AffIX lla, loony Mil fla.lt:. Ilaillr... |f, I a-, l.ri ir.. I (If TO WTATION, IH r.f ll.lit, l.rttl* ot I**.lt Ill* ra.ii Ihr*. month. tn l.n ye.i. aroutal *a>* ini.ii-.iirr WOUTII Itttt. .N.i tht ..i! will kat* i-.i.l Tin ll I.IVINti IN Till-: -IK t- I IVII. Tall al 1(1 a I'lil-11. laullfllnc 111 t i*^aato .___.«________ l-(j|*l.Tltr RANCH f-MMi in Nat. trnora hitut., with I.r*. rfraundt, tint *"il. "i.i* fit* 1|... k. frurrt lha A*t| yaitt on l.rntt *f 11** r**h *i,rl 111 par month. A llttl* f..n.in.- fi.ata.r Takt 'I 1....ia It II I m. or I.lt p i.. at pi.r I. |at off al I 'li.rla-atr.fi dot it, 1.,.,-ill f.., Mr Mlrt' MBit —31-11 a _. i —_ ™_. For a*)*— It aria, north r,f n-1 1. r 1...r la lb* r.l liii* I'll.. |l.*in| |i.fi. rath, l.i.liir.- on* v..r Tl»l!Nl» ft HIKIIIKRfI, if Hf.anrllfiaalirt, Am.llr.n Ittttik Mil.. il.llanl I'hori. 1t.11.i.l 111, i. a CM BAP ArnitiAiim >vr a In hard llrn** I* lh* lint* I* mithi **y II Vila., frUlll, Irtoirl*. 111 l rlilrk.nt. to .1... In. only 111.0, i.rm*. lit down. 111 parr month Alio l.« c pi.r.* for fit. ..nt to i-Bfti#B who will Ultt lia.l __—*■»——■ ii miaiian i i iiwi iiib.i I*!'T Turn IUI.B «HV«» WITH I'fl ■nd draw t 1 inlaiaal. t>. rahl. ...r, till**! it,..i,|t,. an ...,.1 offar i .v or wilt* ....I rat full i.r .......i.... lll9ai*. trtiffcit'l *Uh witttmtiit *4 mm wii%rvm*rznKWa% re». n..,...* _ FARM! AND UANDft. i^.. 'a. toito^^totoatoto,. an. a toi- a,» ai.ato.. I ail. n. 111*1 II «..V II Wa» O it..-* til kia Tut Itik CITY REAL ESTATE. _|-|-|-_. i— i —a —i i" You Arc the Judge and Jury Wa ar* *r«r i..l *4dttl«« I* flr*ar.» -.1 1.., .1 I* ...al. ptU*. 1.a., at- -t ..-..a lat aal Ikl kill **»a. yvii ut Iki* *4«ni** ar* MM rkurir Ik.a *ay lart* lit fraaltl. Wa will Ink tk.l a-.,.t0a.a.l r ir.l.r.lf. lhat I. .taaal.t. f taraa f.4* la ettl |t*rtlr*l.r Wa a*l*a •••III* -*.af W* Hf tkl. w* .t" »al:r| If-*., kat* *l ifcilataala l-rla* -,r'-:,-,.1, I* H**|tl* HI »*H t"» «..i.*i Ilk* thi** Ut* I" fkll.) a.at i-aa. fr'". *lk4 at* PRICE $200 rrv.ii. It* r#»tl »! It A MO-trrit tf i kat* tk* t...t. t.ii id.a *f •■_» IB* k«mi »Hi ltd r*» unfit ko« riiitt tkl* iffir? .i-i in p*.m it tub rRK'B* m-tui. ttr, __H_Baa___| rtin. riaa woof* raaa B_»V is kvcnt or t, t> rar ni«r*Nf, inc. Itt M*f.'.-a*. Mid* 'a Ik* Your Own** Landlord

.ft. I.V. Ikl ItrlMHll a.m. or, Ikl* a... |.r,..,»a rilt.*l. lit tt.ltt, flit* . rial. lata..'.an thl* al «m, aa* art* tur *ftt.a T. II TIDDfCK A CO. flt.rn I mall**. I'hoß* S.tih 111. t**i.nuvn~AVVirtott. MKRIUIAN AV~"fAH I.IHB. Utah a r*il**n. ltd* Ite. I.r It.l TERMS |lt*"t"A"sTl, tIAIJtHCB MONTIII.T. OILMAN AtTIiITION. i lit *ood trtltidlf a lot* la Ihl* *4dltl*a. frit-* I Itt an* up I venr BAar terms ~*m rtONBBB nrMT roi.i.rrrioj* t*6. tfit.ri, aii flank Hi.). Malt. Iff* In* M* 1 —ii-i Don't Miss This,, a 9 tliMuflful l-room 1..it,,.i-a« 10l I**lll, tin w*l.r, thrra t In, v. tn a C*r, lint llt Of Wi.t-tllafnl irark. MOO. t.rn.a I'la-.i,,. North It, 111. -tit. -totl'l ___ I.T Ittt ft I.f.WN r Attn r ttl tl MoVTIII.T. I r.r in.a-latti trotrm in.,,a. tar** Int. l.fi.lf'ft --.-I titration, fat.lv ait hlnrki lo r*r. I'rlfi tl. 100 »0 You billar look I tht* up t'.H our kranrh nffira .1 (Ir.an I.ak. Million 11..,,. North 111 T. ll i tt.iii i-K a ftl.. rimnto Main 1111. 11l Colman In I, (Irind fr«* iiruruon to Ur>m,i tall ba.ullful dotlhl. ,7,."" r Bar *l Italtaratl) mi..! walk* I*l*l 0 1,...... Ulnar. Mart 111 —j, I -——.—-----———————„__««.■ Dl« anair, I,aw i ii„.„, kun**l*w. 1a,.. I lot .liiiai linpfOTtminta In; II too |i fc Mak, tt.,1.n.. *.v fho** **r. ti*/ Ilia _27. t CITY REAL eBTATE. *_ Century Realty Co. i.tt i)u...)n.-t Itra.l jt.al f» f.-f ll.* I r.l ,'i 1» W(*l H»«IUb lf.|_ or Als'v .U»«ri» in YAKIMA VAttKT o!(«'HAlU*tt I tf'at.! lattfa t aH\ \U-*t l.«l««(..B I »>ft« lift* ttftfttn vtttiwtt Ainrm* ISaaUla «_a In hftf ij,f«i..| in ii*« **i .i.iiifh fer $100 Cash, Balance $10 Monthly Wa a.,.! 1. v, th* t 1 it.rr 4*)r •Bill dark Tak* lit* Ml 1.a... i.tk ■a- aal iff at I*l nn if 1 *tt4 |.........r at -.a kill li-l Mil *atr i i-rrin, Itlh a *»4 !k*art«rn •I. at t... it,* j.. rar Itt* a **4 I I.i.a I 1... a. *arvll>. Th* tl.l a-f 1 ll.tl.flttl, I* i I mntt a c*nr. 11l M.ktkltß If til II Mt" l2__Z -tltfiAT I* llil'l 1.1-l-tillTl -MTT, T..w. itif-tv mm. iiii ii riau. U.W 1111, l.a mat, at-, tataaak *o*lk. ir„,a,..aj ta,..,. I t,....m. lil I* air ik* far lei II lt» Ufa* **aa kin, tM**iir*l i.i...ti a. a, air n.t. ati4*ra IB Ittr-f to tarat.. II !tl ta,.,, ta ST, ..t...ria. air* i*r«* l-ratt* littt, a flail r-ral ,af.„ttal I anna 11 til I tr. n, 1...... (IB* 411111.1 1* ar. af*. a.ff, l.liia.ft. |i l|l Itlt.tllll l tta.ato ...11... lit* a I ittt. i far i.'kf-a vacakt pntirtHTT. I! tit rti.a Itt 1.1. ...r |t| i***l* ll.lit ktaatrataa pttt IB III* ***B

Il*t»—»w*sb4 N B. I».ltl WATBM riltiMT. lit t.i -II t.a It find kutl.lt.i* *B4 lit* if frti-l; .114 fail ef t.a.iafut aatar rt.Bl; a,..* htotof .1..' ('.'lll Bltlai. ■lilt tilt* ....u. r». r I*l** l-tl rr.ri It ta* .r all* half ar mat* *atn* -11. tairt CO. .a ma! Ittt itr ita** Bin 1 _________________—-—____——-——-—-————- j Choice Home on Easy Payments lataa f.am n,,..|*ffi tan a.., far I 'lot* I* ffarif **4 tk*4« till*. t**a,,,fa,| I,H tlrta. li— a Ma r|.|.an Btr. ta. It.!**; t!l* **4 lit 1....nt1t1| thai MrAi.Mrrcn. If Marttlian At. .a, ll** I 1., if Or*** !l ll'r II- Tot.it U. t II OI'T at intkukst f»IVIt A!tt> tiNf ".I I" I*RH CKItT u.i.ni.a.l tt, any tut tltt t* 111 t«t. liit.afart -..•ah tt* IB H*tl tt alat. Tkl* I* fail t vatnaa'.ailt trtt.f.at II la r»*k 41« tall I-1 |t*y*kt* *t*ry Ihr** ■nontha *n4 th* it» ta *n*iiuti Wl ha. a tk* k«*l ißtiatmißt ir..|..>.i ll** I* Blßtll* tr.rl., fall fl to! ii* T.i fun |.*nta.'*i*r* Rll'lltHJaVU nt*HNKTT CO.. ttt-ltl £m|>lr* Hi,!. II I EVKHTtIfinY OffJIlT I It. 1111 atIMH I o —__ I tli.tnaitrtn H.ltlitt I* Ik. ti.ai r it, lhat It bt|U4l*S f.*l a1ar.,.!.!, th* t.*t» laf.lt, til. Iftt.ttm**! r-rart |a,,,a> an. ii.ft lla, »«w *1 lh* ipinln* rriri* !.l|. lr»,l. 111. lar.a 1.1. 1.,r„. II Bn4 II lfitol.ll,l-/ I hlll.an la.a*t. .l.ii. SKATTI.U lli'lll.tllhllis t-l), 11 at..t a M. tiffi... t(|.| EtttDlr* ih.i* i llttmii llftlra. 1n.,,,.! i... Itt tt !|tt It* vt I all I.* I till -ailatit.r II »a Kill a. our to*. .a,..i Atoltlon to lii. an* t...,i Park lota fir |90l I. I*,'-.. lit t* rati, tnl |t*« month I ..i. .i*.i.ti **d l.t-at, in frull an.l l.altl.a tail*« ala ti Ufa* ri, a. (a, t. 1,1.1,|l .111 to.t.f I Impt.av am.til. lit I*l* J.ai iHrn't tt*lt 111 l lh* I. at tl. t i, t-.-ia. rra* 4*i4 In itani of .i.„h, T KtVi.^.V'tV..^' «-if KR IIAVK THIS BXCIaOBIVB, lt,t alll ia*t f*|| .........iaai,,t, to hrok.r Two hill.a. on lot tOiltt, a. i,tl.*aa*t I "I Of 7(11. H and I>. taa. 1.i,,,. i t-iiial of 111; .111 a.li for II.tot; I than,, to in.k* quirk turn ov*r or Ifiaairl lla|r|..f on ,1,1 *»t tttatll AI-PI.HTON INVKBTMKNT COIIIMHA TION. I.TII. ttl Amarlran Hank Uld(. If NKW 4-tttlOM 1101-NB t Na.t ti.ia y yard. lift rath and tt 10 |>ir i monlh Wlij. t>*y r»nt T Thlt l„r*ilnn 1 i-1.1, flV* la|..alta from Itan alaa.lv Work Tak- la.-.a 1 .1 |ai.i i->, f Inn, I.la al, at It 111 or ll' p ni {.I ■tr at Latitat..it tlot k am! *.k f.n If. Hl.aliaft -_a>.j| i tit itwr. n»w l-riifttn mod.m got tat* 1.a.l laf plunill|n_t. a-lt.lll. ft a t 1,1 to. t lot tttltl, I,an I 111, k a- Intnl. (nod lura r lion. I.i 11.400: 111 ta.it. k*l*nc« 111 in, Mill.!. I'hrtfl.- Illa.il 111 _ 1 1101. tilalto f.,,,| lot In Ural Baalll*. r It.tain.lit.. It,.|at amr Itl I, 1.1 ma 1,,,! till, Main till I For till ffiin.f Ural at and Kith* I lan* 4rlv. loottot; ll.loo; aoin. t.rm. i'|o»ii.i, 11. I ttl hid .114 —It |>r-i MURDERED WIFE AND BURNED BODY (Confirmed ■woman fan in* III* Wil- algrialntr tn li |.ii* tt Khe bar ttmlden name waa for* To*h. *'W> have b*es walrhlnß John ■loll'* tiifiveiix-nti for Iwo wet-k*," r-endlng motiey to nomlnata a republican candidate fur county aur-erlnien* 4- ;.t of scbocts I* t-tirir-ot In polit ical tela*. Tba rumor a** repeat ed to i fi-**.ir J. C. Dickson of Dallard. on* of tbe four candidate*, who "I am not backed In my campaign by any book company or other con cern. I have mad* no pledge* other Iban a »"*li7 I*l I i_tt .mar. |a, Oaatllra. It It ST 47H Aaanr 4 Hi, toon, a tIS Aral. I aa«a*ar 4*l. 4"'.' tt 4* Altai.** tn,; *l *m Uillimir. J*V*i m i 1".. ,1,. u;t» ut.!. I.' 177. HZ M. M. r**l I 4»l, I 44-to t44ta t 4«S ga*_- sk'.' .I***l n-S. 11 ttm I***l il*. IIS if* l-a.al Sir., rid. I lit., I7S I 17H I I*l Of*** fan*. 1•* It- ll* I IHj tI llMftalll. ft Sl.k. 110 a 1001, 10* ll* Ma. faufi, I JSS tf't »fl» 17*. Nal.aaallrad ISTH a* I at,'.* aat. **t- lift (antral 'ta>l.\ I If* 11)* total, Na.th.-t I'la.ln 14 4x141,111.141-, ram*, Bt li.SII!'. Ut 111-, H**4a«t t t.*Vt lml,tki, 11,*., I S%H (•nt. _*»!. TT .ir. A fl** | Bsra Mr.-k.-r and his 0 i _*» clowns, Unman ttandlog mA many olber novelties K_j__ZJß been secured as a!traction', Tha closest of sttentlf m wt _, paid to M.c comfort and Ibi. children. A special offlSS been appointed lo lake cartonr____ who becoma separated from t2 piir.-tit», i.n.t |here will *m t J*J under bla charge, where f_ diet, will t,c cared tor. m Tim Beanie Klcctric M-tSfk promised two minute k*ni(»Z Ing lb.* fair, and tb* AnoVinl Ht.-Hini^mt company win mtZ from Leach) to Madison ptrk _7] 16 minute schedule. ..If ballot to tt-ar] in lb* faß**_J order, st prescribed by I**- c__ ty clerk, treasurer, sheriff, prosecuting attorney, audita _ vt-yor. *upt»rlntendcnt of tt*.* county commlssloaers, josUetJJ peace, constable. Mow Agn«w Mat It On th* "'l'l'll ballot BtM4 a thr auditor the nam** art _ following order: gber*l.'f, At* auditor, tn-aiarer, '_ lorn-y, atsessor. sujrer)Bl*Bd«t d schools, coroner commissioners, justice of tk« mat* constable. *JT!* Judge Tsllman denied tb* nob* tor ihe ordrr to «how eat** 'it morning, on irctitiij that Ot ballots were reprinted »t tk. prt* ent time th«r* would scarcely It time for Usero to reach tots* of Ot outlying predactt before electloß. outside of Deception Put, [Mss J November 1 and April V**, 1 "During stormy *aMJttrl a, wheel of *tern-wbee!t "art _ ice. times lifted out of water, —« is great. Ml** th* *t epiion Past, and till it* absolutely safe, tb* tt ttrrri from the l-> I ling route. Marine Inspector Wbitat-. tM morning. Tl f „■—aa| CANNERIES HAVE j SUCCESSFUL

Report* from the Atoka a* n«-rlt*s are to it effect mtt {Bah run this year hat ti mi ■Bali ly heavy and aR-theltwrkil j would have a aticcectfat **«*Ttt ttteamer Portland rattrt Juneau on rV.day citfcl lit*, tt was bringing 5,200 c*m* tmtai salmon and 20* loos of sal! Her cargo also includes SB Ba ot ore. Th* Portland *18 tnßtfe morrow aft em PUBLIC MARIS

Freeslone paache* at i» «aki box. tomatoes at potuidtßtl cants, bacon ends at H«*Bl j pound, threa-mor.ih►0u,,.1. drwiet. ltv ,m Mala tits. W»>^..*!'..y>^Jl

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