The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1903, Page 1

ONE CENT vyN eS ttle st [ resi vanes The sea Star [reer SEATTLE wis mRErow” AIESDAY, OCEOBER 40, 19 Re No, 204, 7g a5 NTS PER MONTH TERRIBLE 4 AGT OF A DESPONDENT John McNeil Shot His Own Heart Out With a Double Barreled Gun and Diéd Almost EXTRA EDITION ISTEAMER WAEGKED AND dt LiVto Lot | k ego is e South Portland Struck a Struck a Reef -o on é Instantly hoe Coast and Went Down--Crew © and Passeagers Missing “et of gg6 a 7 sete = el LOWER SEES OT =" | fee @ —— OF QUARREL, A YOUNG.WH ; BP tester Brendan: Dect is ON IE pope se senna nee gn emanate a cially Announced As Forecast rr. vcusnre ar sue America Gets All but Portland pvcer souno navy vano ‘Canal and Its Islands CIFULLY CUTS ESTIMATES tate cd patina ee Ee!” BADE HER BABES GOOD aca eo eae es BYE AND KILLED HERSELF ‘ ' > eee ————— «nt | YOUNG MOTHER, FOR UNKNOWN CAUSE, END®8 HER OWN LIFE OF GRIDIRON § TARS © ag ey PUT RUNHERS OW THE RUN There are-many points about clothes which one does not con- _sider. The linings are unnoticed until their .wearing qualities make them conspicuous. The buttons are trifling details, until you perceive how their beauty adds to the finish. The minor details all the way through tend toward making the perfect gar- ment. And yet we think them unessential and unworthy of notice. 8 OTEL ec NCIL t 5 TAK N AGAINST : THEIR AG cae t Bic PANESE WILL ‘ WETHER PLEADS Bt ng SON @ The Star.) aes Saar Sara “as PORTAGE OPEN WHOPPING BIG SPRUCE