The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 16, 1904, Page 5

THE SEATTLE START ESDAY, AUGUST 16, TEDDY ROOSEVELT, JR., TEACHES ni 1904 Repairs Hair Sometimes nature needs Vigor. It repairs the hair, rn touches it up, gives it new life, brings back the old THEY LEARN FROM HIM ABOUT DAVID AND GOLIAH AND dark color, and makes it THEN GO SWIM EXERCISE BRINGS HEALTH AND soft and glossy. Cures 1 | HEALTH BRINGS GOODNESS, HE TELLS THE YOUNGSTERS dandruff LANGE . OF OYSTER BAY SMASHED « “ GUAL STRIKER FROM F) beoted 250 | ss: MAISON BARBERIS LICENSE Dozen m who re = foun frande made ot to the : Long’s Pure =e 3 Maple Syrup | . e GENUINE Re. 4 . BSe w Res. 7 . 5c Reg..$1.40, ga $1.26 7 ~ was giad ke on . ~ ie Bee a - A fellow a4 i rece be ~< u H ris PA nHURCH S| HBRDPERT NAUXHURST AND ! 3 ° J “ * glee | rae * t oe they : om : aol " co ee . . a —_ . a n aa - h ste ‘ . 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R. committee had planned oO ys | eee ee eee ree Cash or Credit. $1 Per Wook Cer serend ond tte arefully was all that ae. as, one ‘ t ce tion wa Payments McLaren & Tho ped for. The stand, eapectaily ° pora ; ; Opp. Bon Marche tructed for It, was om the Com ERALD, ta Ay, 9° dor the Ia Ca a | KILLED BY THE COUNCIL = REFORM CITY FATHERS REFUSE TO BELIEVE PROMISES OF MADE BY PROPRIETOR OF F AMOUS RESTAURANT ‘ « == MW OFFER T0 MOWERS = aa sees oree . - This coupon entit . . x yea ; @ tings ond photograph . ® the Herpick Studio, 1 + @ 11 & m. and 2:20 p. m . . The only condition whose @ . taken of The @ . otter is good to all new » ere * * ° PEELE REET EERE EEE EEE GERE FED EE EE PES PERE ROD | PASSING OF THE FAMOUS LUMBER LOGGING INDUSTRY. A LOGGING STEAMER DRAWING MINNIESKA, Mir Aug. 16.— , booms The West Newton ra works of | ging ou he last t yea feet a da ha t bee hroug a & season was n made by F. W. 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Lady always te an / en _ DELAY HER SURVEYORS FIND TREMONT’S INJURIES NOT SERIOUS A survey of the steamship Tre- it, which was rammed by the mer Ramona early yesterday | morning, was made today by @ | board of marine underwriters, com- posed of Capt. 8 B. Gibba, of the National Board of Marine Under- writers of San Francisco; Frask Walker, representing Lioyds Under- writers, of London, and C.W. Wiley, local marine inspector of the Bos- ton Steamship company. The in- spection was completed shortly be- fore 11 o'clock C. W. Wiley announced this morn- ing that the Tremont would not be placed on the dock before leaving on her voyage for the Orient. He sald that the damage to the vessel was of such & nature that she could be pla im condition to continue her voyage without going on the dock ‘The Tremont,” he said, “can be repaired at the Arlington dock, where she now lies, and we think she will be able to get away within about three days.” A part of the vessel's cargo was removed in order that the vessel might be listed and her ball fa- spected The interior of the vessel plainly we result of the collision with the Romona. One of the ves- I's plates above the waterline, which probably received the full © of the blow, was so badly bent that a a foot in length and about a quarter of an inch im width is plainly visible. In addition to this the deck gird- and frames of the vessel are i, and several bolt, ripped off. There are ks below the main deck on crack about ers wore the Tremont. Most of the damage ems to have been confined to the nd deck amidships. The Ramona will be repaired at the shipyards of Hall Bros, at k Harbor. J. D. Pharo, vice pr of the Pacific Coast company, said this morn- that the Ramona would prob- be on her run again by next Monday ‘ie hardly possible to say just what the cost of repairing the vea- sel will be, as until the stem is re- the extent of the damage be known,” he said, remont will receive perma nent repairs on her return from the Orient FIRE AT FREMONT Fire broke out in an unoccupied the property of James Krate, ut 4226 Fourteenth avenue north- east 2:45 this morning. The Fre fire station answered the call put out the flames before age had been done, The which is a two-story was damaged about $150, much dar building