The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1908, Page 6

wee nee rene «t A bate ae SEATTLE 8TAR--MONDAY | | See. MONEY TO LOAN. . | » RUN DOWN BY TRAIN | WOMAN STILL MissiING Shih Aa soak ere pn eem B | : a eee | BIC FLEET IS. (By, United Press. The police have found no PID SP : | Cal, June 1.—Henry Seott ot Mrs. Sophia Witston, write of 4 ane i 10-yearold daughter were |tor Wilston, # Black Diamond mi ‘ instantly killed by train No. 3 on or, The woman disappeared from | bs railroad bridge“ near town her home last Wednesday morning Seott was enjoying a Bunday walk ltaking her best clothes and $100 ca ak bes his daughter and three boys Wilston's mone It Wiiston’s |'They were overtaken by the train belief that hix wife did not commit | = (By United Press.) lin the middie of the bridge, The | aulcide, as indicated Im a letter left eT BOUND NAVY YARE j boys encaped to the foot-bridge, but for h isband ietor nks b 1 The second squadre Beott stayed to emtriente the ' wife teft in compan ith a PUG June eS ve Atl © der the eom-| foo hich fant beiw t boomed, and four rail-|tisud or Rear Admire! Walawriget, Hise’ ‘he wat extricated jut boarder 1 the harbor yesterdey eft | «m a0 (em down he Mba os ° Uilles jastaelle Lene Lives in Ficad, | frncen and each of th ~ roads are building in. tet ; : } Ueshipe Will be docked (ie ewe | DALLA®, Tet, Inne ¢ ree T ia ARE YOU WISE? [Eien bere ne tite cats fats Twenty Mariage Licenses adree: gow. ta) ‘ - more ri ‘The the ymrer chased by the Aas CO > ra rain, the flagetip, en tee VE y overflo of the Trintty rive Bere boy (omaty GRABS COVERED, LEVEL LOTR.| oor feet yesterday aftereoce THIE Dresser d Pee Chacage which coatinues to ¢ peap | issued ON CAR LINE followed by the battlesbips psd erty, AM lot thew lives wane ew . P ‘ we. ginia, Rhode Island and New Jer | ploring the flooded districte te ere Anditer This ome —e $40 AND $50. sey. The four weighed ancbor Diamond Howse | the extent of the daw : Tac ok Sue | — scons if = wervive Want Ads | Telephone Them en Rie Tou Us And We Will Do the Rest Charge fof two consecutive days 10¢ per line per day, Seven words to the line, Three con secutive days, one cont a word One month, ée per line per day Minimun: charge for an “ad” 20 cents All apace used will be charg ed at full line rates on all contract eruising or adver tising charged | count BALLARD AC YP. 4. Mullen, $21 Ballard av. opp City Halli, Phone, Ballard 306 MAIN OFFICE—Seventh ay detween Union and University Phones, Main 1050; Ind 441 The Star cannot guarantee acouracy of assume responstbil WINCH LOAN *y loaned en sehold gooda and | peanh® gh Renters, berene. Roach Rewm Tt New Yor" * Hide $10 DOWN AND $5 PER MONTH, | Tacoma shortly after | o day a0 “veni ; thers of the Atlantic cot re Cepid arrived in the ¢ ‘ NATIONAL LAND INVESTMEN “8 one pened, Ear rae autitor’e office @t the court house, J COMPANY BE Out & lunch this —¥ and betc perry a Frisco. f any kind oc | ” \< 2 . , r ed for gy pet yw O17 First av Senttte yer a ay SAN FRANCISCO, June 1—Fiv b A d of Sealing Over nom, hed issued 20 marriage Web Ametivan ‘Hank Wutlding Ind, 4678, Main 6149,| Warships of the Atlantic feet aul Cet Small censes to start the June weddings now at anchor th the harbor, mak-| Not bad at all,” sald Cupid t Jing preparation for thelr trip $21,000 Worth of Sideaetthaeacields The Star between sticking hls pes around the world he vesscls that int h » ——————-———— | arrived from the north are the fas le mio the ink well and blottiag ay ip Connecticut with Admiral Sparklers. A . . page of the official records & King wg gy an — ppeints Commitice to cori: Wien tio cower eat Vermont, Minnesota and Admiral i : get m ed noth Harbor V LEW | Bmery’s fagship, the Loulsiana While Mr. and Mra, James Net — — ‘ to Ket married nothing is going ty © Orders have been sent to Admiral |)#09 Were attending church last (By United Press.) fer stop them. Rain can't interfer ° E meeting 3 Beattie Lanes phone Weet 6 Bperry from W ington that the} bight, two armed robbers, mounted LES. June 1.—De with my busines a “| | mnen the fleet are to take part | \e o ft ear My first June bride? : Dose ae Rust. sec. end Mar — 34-8 bo Bini holed Lots in no more festivities Relve os pd Beyetes, rele wp the front | 1. ating for James ae | the Navy iaju Yemennee : x Seen | j gate of the family residence at! , 50 W . is—Maju Yamamoto —~ just a - on ing on the round the world endioe | Menandn, w hree weeks ag over ad Sees ithey Sesser see | and the ships are preparing for|Driage and Pidaigo sts, George | th at the Portland hotel “ from Japan. I underwtand she ud i. fam Cari $1 their long voya jtown, held up Edward Nelson, 16 F now a fugitive ons 4 came in on the boat last : nt . ne diamonds valued at $21,000 . Satur. HELP WANTEO—MALE. | 50 ene remains: rwanste yang | years old, and ransacked the | tom his employers, M.S. Fleisch.| The Beattie Federation of Min-| 4? q = $10 Cash and 3 .or the trip to the far east. All| "Oust mann & Co, of Chicago. A formal inters held its last meeting before The next eight were also takes a conta catalogue free | Lomein f that have not been docked since) The robbers secured 7.50 im poser de lereeny “ oe one heen | the fall session, beginning the first | Ot for Japanese girls Whose bus Boppy oa 398) their arrival on the coast will go|cash. Mounting their bicycles, the Preferred against McMenamin, that) 4. 4 of Septem thie me bands came up here from N e | $5 a Month | thet Arydock before that time. Thelcontere rode off toward Seattle, DME the value of samples in the jonday of September, this morning | Dands came AP b = Califor. 3 a po Sens ounsee te ro | feet will start ter New York cl, case he had at the time of his dis ®t the ¥. MC. A Ava Masunda, a tee oa |Monotulu, Australie, Japan the | B4ward Nelson wa standing I appearance At the motion of Kev, Miller it} 18 years old, is the youngest” od to work to secure t Taping. plaster Bee; ue mares ie gona Trade | Orem bth poped h . the front yard when he noticed MeMenamin’s alleged thefts are Wee my © Age !6 No ‘ ‘ i ome Put ppines and the Bues canal, On | oe aw ading their. wheels to-|belfeved to bave covered several | International Sunday School conven: | aS ~ Bon mid are . 5°?) Head office Toronta, Canada (178 | The Maine and Alabama will de | wards his home. He thought noth yearg He was ® trusted employe tion senaien at San Francisco in the lw See oe ‘presi | i » e ‘ and easily evaded the check sys ph ho E HELP WANTEO—FEMALE, (SKS ponsens iterem aiiewed ow today. yes Sener Hameaiuangie ieee - on pt yb ners “in| tom of his house > His former em-| Rey. J, L. Garvin of the First|Here is Eprem Freedman, aged ann Sot "Sy cucecmced woskiy solery eddrece- |" O" “ShattLs BRACE, | | —— |yard and one of them drew his, ployers he has been paying | Christian church was elected to] 1023% Main wt, who is guing jy on ip. marry Fanny Pleigher, 35 yeam ting the weapon at You! for his elaborate self entertainment en L tiie hone “cher V cosmanti with gems stolen from his case B inating committee, Dr. }0l4, 1026 Washington st. the bey to jw them where the from time to time They e@timate Dr. W. 8. Wilson and falk about young couples,” on thelr total Rev. J. Robert Cairns, appointed the | tinued Cupid “Here's Chester W, > at three times the family funds were secreted ers of the | Kna home a send 2 oe | a Vv Melt, Meer. age Guarantee Letter Co ON ene, See WEAL ESTATE DEALERS. a te ~ letters ot — eee Se a ee - You dew! have ¢ the s . et ae a : ) , », aked 21, and Bike for particutera. Monroe County .f from this vinined that bis father ®mount set forth in the warrant following clergy beter z Bapely Ca. Rochester NY | sn nae | Boe Bese: megs wot Portiand diamond merchants are | Federation for next year: Dr. F. J.| Brown, aged 19, of Ballard whe Ai F ‘Wanted—Airt § of 9 yeare old. T P F Never mind that, son,” sald one Well acquainted with the missing Van Horn, presidest; Rev. T. M Some ee ien't far behind. Lam - ee compen, 82 SS ures, ree tar x. Pay Co., Ine. Jot the robbers Got on inte salesman, He has made business Slater, vieo president; Kev. 1. Hi | bert Carpers, aged 23, te going } = r ‘ rry Bessie Lamont, aged 16, » a show us the mone tripe to that elty for several years Lingenfelter, secretary and treas- | ™arry ee cae 4 ¢; Committee of arrangemen' My youngest bride W. H. W. Rees, Dr. M. A. Mat | Anglewood FOR RENT—HOUSES. | 44 Menibors Bide — | Young Nelson was thoroughly and yted ax an entertainer. w (By United Press.) lfrightened and took the robbers He siways occupied the beast suite aiahed b-rocen house, fue neighbor —— * or, at the hotel and wine flowed like thews and Dr. B. L. Whitman man, only 17 ae renee Sore. Peaeeee) war | PORTLAND, Or, June 1-—Wel pat Fags | agen atta padi | The address of the morning was|!* solng to marry Lars Gotttried best i jonsaed oe * chorus of whistle from |e DB ihe yp A ng om gy | made by Chaplain George E. Ste Larson aged OY mer splee (ge ge omeneaagrqremenggpeem rd | . . excursion steamers and factorion - son of the battleship Virgint He! ference an Be arte We eS Silom th UT ett ES Lincoln Beach Villa ining the wsier tront and the ex [Ener ctgunued. the, soreh The Ne fon, bee ny Wes. 1 | Offices } E A gona t F } jehange of salutes with foreian ¥ " a work of the chaplain in the navy, —_—— TLD Plewt Ave, Beattie, Weed. robbers finally departed, telling v Failures Comparatively Few. SS Gakties GEMS. modern 8-reom pte Son, Ban | South West Seattle | se! lying along in the harbor, the ee ie to stay Ineide the and laid epectal stress on the need Dheuse, clone in Phone L 1529 wet) QCULISTS AND AURIOTS. | cruiser Charleston, Admiral Swin house, Through & window the bey of @ chaplain aboard every large Hut every marriage doesn’t tum re Ge er yet > = ‘ a Sees cttage S98 a 4D wilh 00 08, | our “deioke “Sees “e in| burne’s flagship, and the gunboat | ow the robbers ride towards Se naval boat. There is a need at pres Ut to be & Bappy ope,” came the Boylston Ay North. el, 2 $ monde 4 apoointinent oie 88 | sur Lincsin Beach * Yorktown ee Li harbor a i ent of 75 chaplains where there are | Cbjection Pa Wil mederh cottage, juss | Htted. re er Yesterday and drop bor near » | now ocly &. ‘They don't? Maken inceee bal tte Onna te al] the ‘steel bridge. ‘The Charleston re Serre cree In 1842 there were 24 chaplains} “There were two éiverme die >. samen Waa death odstison tenet on “ ; FOR RENT —AcOMe oeeees Se oes ra es tae’ aie , Ags Sra pee bt? pape tows police. The Reattle police! a i the naval service of the United ){oday” | ETE cosa aca eet SAORI neta teen ti stn B—Banha) od ¥ pede |were informed of the robbers ap samen Staten What was the matter see whe Bewiz furniahed toueekerving (roves | OSTEOPATHY. sisting of the Perry, Preble, For./ roach and all patrolmen in the | Folowing Chaplain Stevenson's| Were they? fe" “Few fuces, site reema cont entent | “Seq fee rede Orie Pas | $350 Each brs spe Bema Bea anal southern part of the city were or jaddress it was moved by the Fed-| “Elizabeth Pasha, fare aise SU sth av Fetes oor. (Eee «CONSULTATION Pati | | dered to be on the lookout haem TWO Thousand Passengers eration that a committee be ap George W. Pasha im parts ar: Yoster cae, | Main dt P pabbers were black ecele, sient pointed to co-operate with the chap }June 22, 1897, claims ~ 3 —$ $< OPTICIANS $10 Cash [hate and overalls, according to . | iain in securing the appointment of been cruel, gave her @ See cm, Riei-teeee Rowen, 004 De Ryo Young Neleon mn jchaplatas for all battlesbips of the | im November, 1966 aad q [Tay | fe trace bee navy — wants « separation. j FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, co chet ted $10 Per Month tha yet. waltcculotg sy, pam 7 . us go RE tar Eat And who were the —————— Tose Optical Gn. lee Areade: | ‘ Bridges Out. | “Only last Mareh Be SASH AND DOOR BARGAING | wnetemie fetal, manatastering. | ® | PAY aie THREE TO BE ARRESTED a batet dour, nie vat, toy | Scare | John H* White Co. Getma V. Smith, the three-year IN COTTON LEAK CASE. eee te use aaa 7 are } old daughter of L. EB. Smith, of! 100 a month as " E GUArs 18 CHEAPER Teyentions Gereiepos, saa teas | Mata 2209, ind. 298% Hazelwood, died Saturday from #ual ‘| By United Press.) | ae United Press.) Sowe ie nes been gre ok f J a8 windows cow egies seen | ease or mere Let we heli | | phur potsontng. BUTTE, Mont, June 1—Two! WASHINGTON. June 1.—~Al she wants to a” . - * mete, scencmt ed - / lof matches an@ had chewed off the de ff tral blockaded, 4 the supreme court of the District i * sues is PATTERNS AND MODELS, treasurer's office today, a a result/beads trom them. Dr. Sparley of | miles of track washed owt br ficods | Of Columbia for the arrest of Theo- |2y" know, a ro q jore frente in stock, any site, from jot the last opportunity to pay the} ied 4 dore H. Pri Ithy WN ou shot ways a =p. Seattle Patrers of the taxes for 1908. Neweastlc was cal and admin-| resulting from a downpour for the re rice, th jealthy * bright side of things and yo mre tng te per foot. wire Ae kind. Sede Main “soue Sold 342 Lots ey the tems Se . istered antidotes, but after 10 iast three days, the worst rains| York cotton broker; Moses Haas) surely join with me in toes windows, The crowd in thy corridors walt nours of suffering, the child died jin 10 years. The Northern Pacific “0d Frederick A. Peckham, ai!|ierriage fa not & 4 en bo ; Ses, a eta tp ie ines PHYS: -1ANS. | Ing to be admitted to the office was) Puneral services were held this | roadbed is destroyed in several! three of whom have been indicted and door frames | “Genial, rectal somans djecasge De | We are leased with our sale ot | Simost as large lowards noon today afternoon at Hazelwood Y in connection with the cotton leak nave ts'ae pO * Joke Dusan, Bitel Bids. 14 aed Pike site tote up te date that the tompe as the number of those who were ; mele gneve Fi yc ocanggen ée f three years ago. The es —_— te the price te moet more - : ae, own mild ik hei sail PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES. Tome they omment ee pepe: Sagres tai over the cout line are Wrecked orders that the three men front doors ter on the inside brought here to t = werk and apron below wings ‘Fi Fo ~o a e e The Helena branch is out of >rousl Snewer to the eee RO, eee ene Cy CONTEST M AY | re cet ot oe ae ell eal sor butte 140 per ae PATENT ATTORNEYS. chance to pay their taxes by mall stalled at different stations. conspired to obtain advance infor. | ME STOLTZ ¥ — and as a result Chief Deputy Treas The Butte station agent has post-| mation of the government's cotton C urer Ben Levi's desk was covered ed a notice that all traing are off Crop statement, and used the report | with several bushels of mail. It te schedule and none is expected to 4% market operations | ostim: that over $100,000 arrived arrive in the near future. in this manner. Some of the letters ; wae ontained sliver dollars, while others CONVENTION ook meas Ate - So bad gold pieces in them as Righ a0 |hille and a hot day will create Union | 2106 Piret av. or 320 Sewmnd | Main S86 oF 6549, Ind IThE oF & ; purer hs Bo snalenn Dh rondnedAlo $20 J Elladan OT nN on | } oe voo. Many irrigation dams are | «Blech building paper. saturated in as FARMS ANU ACREAGE. i | “They seem to forget all caution | pa the point of bursting under the| 5 oe oh: 5 fed _P market oo Ake aaa elt ae dean | pee +: Stir" » in sending us money,” sald County | (By United Press.) pr arm fone surtnce | GARDEN TRACTA | Treasurer Matt H. Gormley, “Money| CHICAGO, June 1.—The great/ would be disastrous paper Kusranteed water proof. one pi sent that way t# very eantly lost square $1.55; two ply, per squar | Por gardening of any kind you w Most of it fe in checks, money or- number of contests over the seat ——— _ | Seen ond Geaita, peal | iow at daleanies in the republiena KI tional convention may disrnpt A NG » Many of the taxpayers are only |B" BRE New Bungalow— ‘ aglan Taare halt at thete teneg, {the plans of the leaders and cause where they have been accustomed |" punt duel, 10 tn cennte and a| NO LAW Just Completed —_ | te pay alt of It at once. ‘They MAVe| oesyer by Bishop “Muldven 'will| PF RSE ARE | nti! November to pay the rest |take up most of the first day of| Neg ~~ the convention, Jone 16. After the | ein. Ber ay | Sleanee, the committees will be) Mike Davis, who was arrested named and adjournment wil! be! Saturday afternoon on a complaint | taken until! the committee on ere issued by Rodensey Bros, employ ) |dentiale in rendy to report. ment agents, was discharged by Judge Gorden in police The chief fights of the conven: | J | tion Wilt be conducted before the | afternoon. | leredentiais committee Rodensey Bros, were employing | | There is much talk of Roosevett! men for the Fairbanks and Tanana | ipieowe the convention to such| mines In Alaska. They claim that | DON WENMGAy JGNR ce atl i ree to seat Taft delega | Davia walked up and down in front Wp 8 SHARE AT BICKRRTON® wa Lue | A sample of water taken from tions from the south, where rump! of thelr office and warned mon net aes, | Beacon Hill reservoir, which had conventions were beld in behalf! io work in the mines, as they were to draw upon until werk ts resumed = | been pumped from Lake Washing: | of the secretary unfair Jewell Orchards WEST SEATTLE mn by W. H. Lewis, contractor, is) ts believed the credentials com-| Davia admitted the charge, but the man who has spent bis al a@ | declared to be unfit for domestic | mittee will be ‘tm seation two days. | there is no city ordinance or otw " went along—What has he fer sudh Ma wen, in the results of an anal law to prevent this gencies? Or for sickness? Or for Jed today by City Chom | Davis is an agent of the Western age? Ae sna ANT SURPRISES "°°: of Miners erty ce | L. & Humes, who ts agent for the For the young man whe earning, © report of the analysie w | pieced Im the Alesha Butlin, Owned ty tee and NOT saving, it ts a tinm to sink | placed in the hands of Health Com Tanana mines, testified in court | ™ 4s endiea +i jean Bees hard. COMMISSION |\oday that he had recetved threats eis and to thiok real har from the Western Federation of | he city we have same it have very deep foun and are close to station. stores, sche Remember the price. too, onlf | and up per sere | WEST & WHEEL EN, } 307 COLMAN BLDG | Eastern deadeni: fen, Ne. 4 phic ra me And those who have squandered, the : great difference becomes manifest when even a short period? hard times sets fn. If wages are cut, the man who bas saved steadily may not be able to add to bis savings during such a period, but he has the satisfaction of knowing that what he has saved is steadily something for him If the working force be reduced, t saver is much less likely to be laid off than is the spender, in mest cases has preven himself the mee i workman. If the mills shut down and all ase alike) out of work, the saver hes his ssvings 4 For Hate—Tee Gharee of Puget found 2 stock per cant sen ty ote, 4 in 6129. <a iA SEWING MACHINES — AN kinds ae IT Pivet av. j 1926; Ind. 2676 Furniture of (wo hogsskeeping room for sale cheay E Nene, 522 Virginia st ip » Price $1.6 John H. White Co. 2769 Ind. 2902 7 month will her court Unie) AUCTION SALES. Eo"tinse bisch 0* enon RE wish Rimmer BE AUCTION y ‘ Pasitene Mirawie FoR Tie Cy See. Crave. HOURE IN THE CITY, WILT, BE Almont 29 tueniites Hiwe on thie Only sin miles from North Yai & gcren none ¢ trees iy domke and two mites trom folding beds, arm chairs, Flamed (0 chotees lace curtains, music or missioner Crichton this morni a Shove goods must be sold on Wednenday | Fare guaranteeing The officials of the water depart 4 in tall Se thelowners are leaving for the East | © ineeon "s seks | we CeNTURY RRaury co, —an1 | ment Fa ap ges sg b= Miners that they would kidnap his | ° ° - . $ Alaska I@iding none o \* 5 baby boy unless he desisted from Se A el eases opr =. "| tne, (he aie Seen as Goomiaer v. w,|hine,bayttles be andinavian American - LANEOUS, © Alnese Bending. Under these circumstances wi sprung @ surprise on the elty will certainly not permit the use of this afterneon. ate RE diate Wot taie—14 your girl « coaster brake M . yele 410, 617 16th av. north. Phone | , st Be any of this water,” sald Superin- fying the traditic om eivil Bare Teor rt . — ust Sacrificed tendent Youngs, of the lighting 4” | service, he dppented hesere thd com | ‘One tschores power gasoline engine | house, | Water department. “We had (h®) misston and asked that all omployes orner 4th and | As Building, Seattle, US Bhilahole Machine Works, Fhiithole av, Ballard Fine dry wood, $2.00 deit foal Queen Anne 1163; K FOR SALE—WOOD AND COAL. ~~ jre servoir filled and held in reserve | of his department be | | required to | » | when the Cedar river supply W®®/ take the elvil service oxamination | J temporarily Interrupted, but a6 the | aad that he be alowed to draw up | C | water is deelared bad none of It | the questions. . ‘will be allowed tm our nmiting, 6%! The request st t ¥ —_——. i] 1908. cepting @ grave serergnncy exists.” uilelonera ana a etd gh 1} cae ere nee on Se comment around the city bail, The| Rey Kurtz, 18 years old, who}) Eg STATEMENT OF CONDITION 27 stivered to sf! verte prices, Wainwright i | H | : . 0 jabi|ities. McLeod. inc Phones 171% att Homestead Timber |4*****4* 44 ***** E/ employes in Mr. Grant's dopartment | came to Seattle Saturday from Spe || Resources. Liabi - nase ~~ "BUSINESS CHANC CHANGES. | * | are already under civil service rules | *8™ was arrested by Patrolman Loans and discounts 290,926.96 Capital stoek paid 5,000 ee Locati |# BROOKLYN HANDICAP. | ana Hot supposed to be subject to| Hans Zann this afternoon, charged | Real estate, furniture Surplus sees see ARE YOU INTERESTED IN TIMBWH) cations * mination. ‘They are wondering | With passing “phoney pokes. | and fixtures 92,748.20 Undivided prodits.» Seer ait tm a will place you In one 9 ie * (By United Press.) * hey will have to submit to an ex: | Kurtz bought an overcoat from || Cash on hand $36,815.94 Deposits 3 the Airaver propositions in the North | 7 aliteez eh" fect Guaranteed on, timber to- |e YORK, June 1 #) *mMination under their new chief and |* Store on av, and in pay-|lin banks ..... 81,153.56 tral Motel, 214 tet ay. # Lap | ® Celt ‘won the Brooklyn hand! ron chances of dismiasal | ment tendered a check fof $6. It ~——— 111,969.50 Fires *# cap today; Fairplay second, * looked suspicious, and the store-|/ Abstract and safe de ATIONAL BOND RBALTY CO.,| Unodstructed View of. sound 5 at Grech Lake, goad view *® and Master Robert third * ‘keeper called the police. |} posit plants 158,808.84 1909 Amerionn Hank Buliding, Seaitte i # 50 =Polne Main 686 oF) new car line coming near 1 * * When searched nine checks, ag 5 GG for” Sete eee eee ee eee | gregating $640, were foun | $593,452.90 wane, con-| For wale ae co Kurts and made out to Roy Buck! pues; long locos. “Save ts col on as: | Dinty-firet a Te ® University Addition, FLEET AT NAVY YARD. | and Roy Kurtz | Deposits May 14, 1908 count of poor health. - ai Neill take to buy an ew Hattleship fleet at navy yard. | Young Kurt admits bis guilt. He Deposits February 14, 1908 aan. on ie, * og Oye Terme Boats leave Pier 2, foot of Yesler| ese: ba ta co. says he was broke and had to do| 1768. | ‘way, 10 times daily. ns p from starving Ht Increase orwoting to k faint _