The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1899, Page 2

z , THE SEATTLE STAR. Preparing to Oppose Trust OUR METHODS | An Automobile Sta so he do do eo 9 ° ooo 4 ene A PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. 10 | ' v0 : B.-H, WELLS & CO., PUNLISHER Se ae te re | . VANCOUVER, B. ¢ 10.~<A5 : ry § pee tee? Se A. eret conference of window glans auLomobile tag ie to be put on an . I he ( nly 3 Every Afternoon Except Sunday Tolophene | Pike 150 manufacturers outaide of the com ARE THE BEST: | from Awhoroft to gold count POMORROW 3 3 RAR soi SOO nine Wap held here yeaterday to con of the upper Cariboo. Phe line Wii hou WELL Botton OP CHAR usin MaNaaws nider the advinabliity of forming an | my Late wk n of the | FAIRBANK'S bd 3 (oie cent per copy | st Conte por Week, OF \weniyeAve veut per month delivered & ey wage epg eee ; R longest In the world ntage in e 3 reatlor Or, NO free copter * practically decided to combine | Russia Is Anxi aw being bullt in Vancouvet tl} SEAS SUSE,. VE Ree eoeee ~ ; jous for Great © ur any . Daltorial Rooms and Business OMee Ne 1107 thelr Interests and capltative the I be able to accommodate 1 per 3 a E € ogo at $16,000,000, F ight bund. | tron Foundries. sone and t pounda of freight 25¢ package for ° re pola were r emente at the! | 3 conferen Another meeting will be| CHICAGO, Nov. 10 nd | i 3 . 4 4 a held in Chicago within the next few | hoff, assistant profess of 4 > oc * 3 Some people thought that the Star was Joking several weeks ago | dave ¢ fect th i 1 | ant profe ” the Rig D TI 1 M | 4 days to e| « oe orga a Cho 4 when it stated that the Fox tribe of Indians at Tongas had held a coun: ftoids tn Shem dd ween begae }perial Mining Academy at le Bon) bare we : . un el of war and had determined upon aggressive moasur to recover Petersburg, i# in the elty for e thelr totem pole now planted in Pioneer square. The senmational de- the purpowe of inspecting the Hiin FOR MANILA we f : velopments of yesterday, however, show that the Star, as usual, knew I yogi da aA at eed 3 what it was talking about, BY DEPARTMENT. wan delegnted to visit the United 3 The Arst intention of the tribe was to send a committee of eight men [@tatee and study the tron industry] The transport Port Stephens lot! Tl N | 3 to this city to carry off the totem pole by force, ‘That ts the Alaskan | from a metallurgical standpoint. Me ed with for the army In the : style of doing things. Later the plan was reconsidered, and recourse MANAG Uh A MAN. thae| Risse eee ee REE DIEM . to the courts was determined upon [Quartermaster Luddington's report! Mr. Ivanhoff left Bt. Petersburg lock. There were WP Animals) NOW SU PREME } In th that giv Hy The story of this novel suit has already been flashed broadcast over | *hoWs great work by the depart~| six weeks ago, and Ly to] SDOGRG, WHIGH Im: the Jargeet shit 4 $ the United States, and today appears in news oa thom Meine to ment The equipment of the trans-| the United Stat ta goog Ment of the kind that ever left this ‘ : ‘ ort Meet, the carrying of the armies | portion of the time ire, Pa. port, The only stop the vessel w W i G California. People everywhere are commenting upon the ridiculous | to the Philippines, and of troops tol in peferrts (hu Whonta 6 tbat betas Seti] he e. Japan It ‘He Controls the Only Gate- ritten uarantee 3 position in which the city of Seattic has been placed. One hardly | Cuba and Porto Rico, the expatria~ | point he said will probably ) days to get to Hy knows whether to laugh at the grim humor of the situation, or to feet | ton of $5,000 Bpanish soldiers from Vittsburg is the center of the tron) Kobe ne uncertaint way to San Francisco. With Ever y Purchase $ provoked, Everybody in Seattle knows that the graven image in hae rare and the return to Amer-| world. in which America exce!s In he winds at neanon | NEW YORK, Nov, 10.—<« i $ e o dea . sand of OcCenneR rave made atiu Oa y adie Pioneer square, which was presented to the city with such elaborate | ans, are included in thia work Legit yen Sie “Siping ekallury pid c byt Ah | Huntington, a 5 Mani ad ‘ ~es : ceremonies, was “lifted” In the dead of night from an Alaskan villag The sanitation work in the Phillp-|{ found Ideas and net mince anes vaease: tt : } time, has fin , Jed In we al . and that no bill of eale for the article was secured. The genticmen who | Pines, & refrigerator plant at Man-) with which I was not familiar | ting @ of the ‘ 3 were active in this eplaode are leading citie of Seattie, and included esi : nl ne ape cont 06 dee rhe Pirtabus ae ® | wateway anes 1 the Hy ud railrowd wk are other item rior to a " " , ri one doctor of divinity. It is needicss to state that they had no inten reed al ‘ lech hs ok MORE REALTY uthe ‘ u $ tion of doing a wrong act, being under the impression that the pote was MINING NEWS Aint kipeci one Peat he PDS sen’ y a COMMENCE AT $ deserted property, Now they find, greatly to their chagrin and to the 6 hvowted in ir em-| | _— - : amusement of the public, that they are charged with theft by the tne | pire where nd HA 10:30 $ 4ignant Alaska Indians, who demand $10,000 damages for the loss of thelr | Patrick Clarke's option on the | ay ina gma tently, th 2:30 : totem. | Tom Thumb mine near Republic has pea Pag es rey ; 4 : | expired { the directors have re = Se GSRIY OF COR) The southeast corser of Becond av " 7:30 . Just where this matter will end. no one cqn guess, The Alaskans a re in wecond only to 3 fused to grant an extension. Clark that found t tae enue and Pike street has been sold see are noted for their pertinacity, and will stand up for their rights in a | ged om Sob” amail <b std hcp 1a the od State 3 most surprising way. There is an unwritten law in operation among all | imapect the mine, with a view bo roi clap see Bod a be re Sheers, one A . [| ments of modert : of the tribes of the territory, compelling the payment of excessive da buying. Recent devel ive aauie sf ee harcadt | Gakel. seautnent Boston peovle.| I ra nt : ages for injuries inflicted upon individuals, or for the damage or loss | ine Made the dir re giad to re: lie is uted at Marty near the| The consideration was $100,000 PE he gers e | fuse an extension : of the of property. fn case the aggressors cannot be identified, the entire ane -egart Hea of Anof, and is called the Ni ts understood the purchasers intend | dice of 3 , ' 18 Com yullding a five or six story building : tribe te held responsible to the sufferer, and must make good his claims. | At the Wisconsin claim on Meyer's | gle wean am on thie rather inti near totare, | i, 817 Second Ave. i Many bloody feude have resulted, but nine times out of 10 the claimants || [OC 8 A NM et The values are tat “wr facia PTT TTITITITITITITTT TTT TTT Ty have eventually secured satisfaction. are said to run from $24-to $68 It ts! afactory, N re | Sire. Le S The Indians intend to make the people of Seattle pay for the Ton- nh iron-capped vein The Wis | yl to this NOT ENOUGH | tingtor AMUSE MENTS gas pole, and they will never let up until doomaday unless given money | COnsin adjoins the War Bagie, which pir Secale ve a< A or EOED to keep quiet. in well known on local marketn. gy {furnished the area “SEAT TLE (HEATER oy 6 ee V. Howe, M o ‘The “P.-1." this morning failed too make any mention of the filing On the War Kagle on Meyers | Sib way, wi VACANCIES | “ne peo a al of the Indians’ damage suit. Such omtrsion was unfortunate, News |‘' 4 renan are at work sinking @ rs rt ap comme « ng tonight, Nov, t ere in mow a shaft sunk veria there im on ® plant ces on Wednesday and ought not to be suppressed. - | w the 100-foot level. They ex ated 1, im inferior to VASHINGTON, D.C. N 10 , Saturday hemapemaaumenmed | peet to cut out at this jevel and run | the Ar ane hese ical nd . ee, POR ra ‘The Pincus ang is leading the Star a merry chase around town. | croas-cuts to ascertain the ? set very tow, however, |Unieme there should be a tare nu p aitianas, 10 ta Jules Grau’s Opera Co. Just as soon as this paper publishes the fact of their advent into new | the vein | 2 leve that opportunttics ee Pee seiiabieeien tt ja ae ne curt At People’s Prices, 25c, We and The. quarters, the crooks take a short cut through alleys in search of another | 4 aividend of one a aT i which would prove to! gon, an examination of the f att, Muatiawtbe t pur wenting th st and greatest “hold out." The police department shows but languid Interest in the | share was declared on the Rambier = sal & Anarene wi Than | tired tet of the navy, Just publish the holdings Peas oer ca and Tuesday, “Wang 4 matter. It tan't the policy of the chief of police to arrest crooks | Cariboo on ember 3 i ay fepert te the wovernment will | 27. ae au -_ gation, tha ie eit dado: se ote: Jay matinee and night, “Mi- ae é Hecretary Long ¥ have to conve ever eoke * , " yo mn the | Ceftainiy be highly favorable to the | anauire a a Thu y turday mate There are many capable policemen in this city, The trouble with Phebe a bis agein on the! \merican planta 1 of read admirais | scauir Hy au at Sahai we the force is due to the lack of an eMcient chief. Mr. Reed is @ right [breaking ore and doing - - Bodh eng pain «| the Pacific Improvement pany, | Varabonds Saturday jondo= nice fellow, but Re could never be moulded into a manager of men, of | amount of development A FOOTBALL GAME. ur next year--< | a company in which George Crocker |ersi" Sunday, “Olivette.* Powerful n p | x ar ‘ he s 4 sown rehestra. pas Gime ‘a j still Interest | jrau » orche ‘ made effective as @ terrorizer of criminals, At the Mountain Lion in the Re-| witse Pr ee This voting power, acco | _Seats now on anle —_—— awe public istrict, the building for the | the Puy : wir as natty ts the unofficial vers ft? re is talke a the confidence men in town of putting UP [hoist has been completed The |the ¥. M : A a ee pr - ’, » eel caont’ tava. “eas S ae uate HIRD AVENUE THEATRE @ municipal tieket of their own, with bunco men as candidates, Why | buliding has an ore-bin capable of | pes college have an ® | eivamenets ao ak aie that year, |t the Huntington syndics | ont | holding several hundred ton of | team aay local ore wat wfter that it le likely that chere| With standing that during i! as any r te nat it is likely that there th standing that ¢ j The tram from the shaft . ; Mfe t prover The Indians 1 will be a sufficient number of vacan-| band's fe Benator Stam | There will be & monkey and parrot time in the city council next | mill je almeat completed.| speaks for iteclf. They have been cies caused by retirements and cae.| Mf. Huntington belonged tc “| fee the Repertoire of Monday night: unless ali the signs of the Zodiac are wrong. The North. | » good progr f lAy~| working under two Carlisle men ans * to t about the number | factions in the contro! of th ng the tlume from Mud Lake to the | coaches this season f | ern Pacific will contest with the Fox Indians of Tongas for the right | muta , n n. i romotions required M bes in Fl to the foor. The Alaskans are as determined to get prompt satief ee “ : os crobes in Flowers. Fae suena _- me day fe gg meer At the Di enublic, the | oe swee ; Ps ema . r tion for thé loss of their totem pole as Mr. Mellen is to gobble up the |.) Ue. Pie se i he UL LD geweneneenneesesesesesceseseeesesesesesesesteese. vs = = A the | American drama, “Under the Gas- water-front. Neither te disposed to wait on the other. Citlgens Who | creek, and is 65 fect tn h . 2 : kas i bs aaaiion you | ant.” want seats in the council chamber are advised to be on hand not iater | : | Hints on Choosin Wives from under ; Pa she mt to the than 6 p.m. sharp. The Homer Has Gold. vee know that Pink Dominoes —_—- + o Fat * ~~, ‘ bf . in t 1 t the ~ « 8AN FRANCISCO, Cai, Nov. 10. werevererees eeeeey fay "oa -~"“Under the y fe eon fo ne colo ane « The newspaper correspondents in Washington failed to state in their | The steamer Homer has arrived here at hag WOW00000 0000000008008 | 1 m4 bes for aby hare nd ght despatches yesterday whether or not Admiral Dewey took 3% pairs of | from Cape me She brought | my : ve vag : cular pricea—100, 2c, 200, 40¢ —— pantaloors with him on his wedding trip. Since the fighting admiral | on ino wage and about $109, Ie (tte & mood thing to met a wife,|tume. She was trimly dressed and| of thousands of Me onbeg | ahd bc. “Get your money's worth, ~Wipea out the Spaniards his tailors have sunk Into deep oblivion A PEED ce it Is @ better thing to get a good her hair was combed when he was| which bring de weh ¢ - - : ————— around tion to so many of our frier HIRD AVENUE THEATER The houses and business blocks of this city need to be renumbered SACRED HEART | ae —\ > te While the cost of the family. were ne jes v fo tand 5 see A wild confusion exists. Any old number stuck on a building “goes” at | , ote Be tarred laughing in their sleeves. she made he, tab tale them the wout 4 vivant present. As @ result, It is almost impossible for etrangers to find their | CHURCH FAIR All they need im sufficient urging soe Hk uaek ts comurntan | 04 the geranium sce ay, Nov, 12 way about town, or even for citizens to find one another It would | by the of e upon queenly re fever bacillus. Lik oo, every ALA, cost Dut @ trifle to put up proper numbers. The city council could not | siietdldaichekte a . at many 1 peed a gpcand rung beset . prone o nal Irish com- do better than take up the matter at once. | A fair is being held in the G. ALR] OY valle wt MACON, crue miomtheal ot aomte -——-- | hail in the Collins block by the la-| es vee | But. Reaven pity man! Row! aise here ip no way of disine|. 7 erray and Mack A dirds-eye view of Kentucky today would probably reveal several | of the parish of Sacred Heart | tion 3 re ange’ Jie mind alx months Af-) tecting owers, as they are actua 3 their budget of fun, the thousand citizens standing in backyards cleaning rifes and revolvers, | 1, ark . dantenee a ll : Pa ir Al wives] Marry 0 real helpmate—one who | Composed of microbes, and if y ame ere or ~~ oney for chure n to marry take the latter away no flower is music arce, or sharpening knives on grindstones. Two gentlemen are preparing to | building, corner of Sixth avenue and| ny 4 eye to marry | will be of service to you in the strug- aoe eet “FINNIGAN’S BALL” be tmaugurated as governor of the state. Hell street. The hall ts very ate | ii, cine wes fe, and not a drag akaiatahi asad ALL Ft ALL SUNSHINE tract decorate: ‘ ie Women, like cloth, should be cho- Econ “ . oe actively decorated with Ane clothe | a i a aie ae Presented a big company of New Jersey hae been figuring up its \l!-gotten profits from the trusts | 8nd Mowers premely happy, and h make Oe lat naatincs it oct NE ENGLAN D ebrities. Prices, 10c, 20c, 3c, # | Around the walls booth are ar \ One of the qualifications of a help- and finds that during the past 12 months the corporations have paid a “ : bres tr ry vad. Ite efu n, a8! mate ts physical health. A woman po > ranged, while the center is occupiet x ou YMPIC THEATER. into the state 4efeaury the sem of $756,000 for fees. Just now the Jer- | by a number of dining tables and| : ask lO who has disregarded the jaws of HAS A JAG CAR 1308 Ueacnd Avene seyites are laughing in their sleeves at the neat'manner in whieh they | Pretty girls, The principal booth ts} aia | Bnet y during the fir fourth 3. P. Kunkler, Manager. that of the Child ts ' | should lof her Life makes sad work it eer. have picked up this big wad of outside money at the expense of the sa omy “ ste be i ty Ks ANd: Getaa’ th aa mga ey i Bi people of other states; but the time will come when they will be sorry. |ipureh which was destroved by fie #.| Without a sound body, with weak HARTFORD, Conn. Nov. 10— me ae Those who sow trusts will reap poverty. a eee explains the pury t| in af rang ce Fg ae ps i | 5 tal ve cS perated H AY D ss N J ——— be pou sale ie “ti nany-|¢ Wages ote gyre ; Berlin JOE, QUPENIE AND OLA, © yor . oth faa “thing | hing in if Seep enterprising and public spirit of beauty and a joy forever.” It a C at Light and =Pow perhaps the most egeaging spot in m Marry a Healthy Girl. Company. It is for Accom ta Seattle for the young man with th Don't Play at Or kk Gu. teas Nike tion of eltizens wh to New Brit adjustable neck, and he buys all| Marriage ought to thine | ove to any woman with a pc tain fr Berlin to get intoxteated ANE FOUR DAYS Leptin 4 he hee ie ne: fox | Soars IAD 6 St8e bas: a ; h ution, for marriage cases the | - ia believed that thi the or and no e has made an impre a man rusts his ha and takes . Nfe " , ag car 8 erica, and its coasted ainitecaciaen sion jout an unknown hey ANG Makes severe) cos are vary proud ot kk . E One of the bent features of the fair| A nensibie w p 008 | Te te Nie atthe rtetimace ec man| Berlin, which is on the hard elder 1900 SEASON'S Harvard Is to Have a Mew Terrib Suffering “ @ Lad in| is tre dining department, where a| shopper, who goes from ator wants to carry one of thene pale, | Delt. recently voted no license, and Instrument. a Refrigerator Car. Sapna iar ace Socmmnee eK ea: | buare cht seneninan the eeoRs 08 si | Sioadigns crentuiye upon bis pack | even, Merk I Wen fees | oot intera uit in elt Het hing do wo. But if Re wante| ' mane ¢ sry tng CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. 19.—| CANAL DOVER, O., Nov. 10—The rma? o ssp and price before he makes! a woman by his side to travel over | Semen i ve ieuied mere arainins Before the en@ of the year the Har-/ terrible story of suffering and star QUTPUT OF H iin a oti: atk ae ih fic bags pedi jako a crit | sight cla 48) ¢ ake { PJust Arrived——o vard observatory in Cambridge «# vation told by Antoine rard, the von at te mofthe mar-| without hailing a car at firat | With, and also getting exhilarated on One Car Los d to have a telescope, new both in re-, 1 lad who was liberated ket availab ar tl dgeaehv eb IBID a coatinla ret | Jamatca git e Car Loa gard to construction and plan, for erator car on the Pan- /OAL INE | hin at r he pleas-| without sighing for an elevator Wher licenses expired — the Latest Patterns 4 bande. near Dennison, south of this ureable 4 mind that le drinking 1 f the town acquired | 99]9 SP} ond & the photographic of the stars and) handle. hear tert don yer in prerageti r nat doll fa d : ee ee 219 PIKE SI, ond and Taird Planets. In a few weeks Prof. F.C. tnousand miles, would be receiv jac nice fut whethe | erry, It is the near Pickering expects to have the in- with incredulity were it not for the | Vast Protuetion | of the State wh 4 pr t Md TI ih lg n, and a br f whisky strument in something like definite textimony of those who helped the sing a partner, and some may | tinued, or ride a tandem and do her| @ Mold there that eat es in the shape, 60 that it can be seen what | bey from the car and heard his de Helae this asa pretty 1-blood- | share of pedaling. | bottles that contain tt peaner pot Phy is to be, but , apy of the record breaking! According to State Mine Inspector | ¥ ny f making | Rut ina Find out whether the ruddy hue | it is hardly expected that it will be )J7Urne 3 F, Owen, the output of Washing- | "Wer to the iticiame it may be her cheek is due to rouge or ready for use before the middie of| | Gerard's parents live in iy: OF-| on coal mines will am said that this is a kaday world, | good, red blood ironnornow f a om full of next September. e anted to go to Cair 1,000,000 tor a ne with very little re about it, \ Pgh cane ee te nourish ar sustaining when Prof. Pickering, in behalf i | concenied himself aboard a refrig Jon an estimate of about 12 per cent, | hold out hat 20 years of age Is soon en ing $ W P the observatory, sent out circulars | #10" car low Jed with bananas. 800N | increase over the figures of bast The best love arises between thore | for a woman to marry, Twenty-two | FAIRBANK’S $ est $ Lon on orter explaining the advantages and fail-| *fter leaving New Orleans the car) year's output, which, acer « to| Who are acquainted with one ang or three la better . ures of the different cianses of the | *°* locked. If Gerard could have | the omcial report, was 1,77 "| s antevedents and have similar 1 pity these girlish wives, A $$ t a ot et — Toile same instrument and setting forth | #otten at the bananas he would have | ‘this estimate in siviad: trae 1 uaten and aympathies ele thay row tapeard and peay in forming « ay hi giv ing the pian on which he proposed fared bountifuily, but these were !n| comparison of the figures of last} To Marry weil a man must marry jah and prematurely 1, whereas $ ge tec gp nonnrentes, sau. Whe diekche ide. aummheedt storage and he was ob! 1 to wit | year with the reports received up a nan » he knows will suit) they ought to have kept thelr blo. m\$ $ bleep dap . —_ as from $5,000 to $19,000, which, he| humbly In hin cramped quarters and | the end of the third ending Septem. | him, and euch Know ledge c tili 45 or 80, and their good spiri Fi C Packages 10c Delivered In Kegs to Any Part of the City now says, hae been given by anony-| “*!t Unt! some One Unlocked the car | per 30 | by careful thought ar beerva-i to their Journey's end VWw mous donors. | aap! a him The st ed gp ict 4 The output for these nine months, | ton | but. @ 13 EST nghand Inc. Before long he calculates to have | Was f han ordinary freight | as received from 15 mines, with five de Phone set up in his observatory the ma-| time. Repeatedly the lad pounded | ree to be henea rents m date pe Qualifications of Wives. Bewore of Upsurned Noses: The Bon v a chine which promises important re-| 0M the Inside of the car and called | 1 199.824 tons, whic % considerably 4 » ettain qualifications Do not marry a woman who car 3 HASKME . sults in the astronomical work of | S¢spairingly, but no one hea his) above the figures for the sar e woman shoul s a) ties her head too high and ts unwil WRVRRDRRVETE SEES 0484 the university, and, In fact, in the | Volt }of last year The output ¢ y pee: ue x ling to r wn and # with FAME NUNE N TR work. The cost, he then announcea| Four days after leaving New Or-| mines not yet reported wi pores to t ne a wife, and) you at the bottom of the Aor to have an aperture of 12 inches, an1|!eans the car in which Gerard wast se figures about 60,000 tons, ry | ould de 1 The sin of the age is extravagar Distributing ( pectalt a length of over 100 feet. It Is to be risoned was run ona siding near! Mr, Qwen says he fully bellever| Sh t bi man of char-| Living living beyond one's} DECORATIONS vara Spetta v placed horizontally, with mirrors to nison. Judson m Ferguson in pas-|the mines of this state will turn out} acter, and 14 nand " Rs incy monn 350 reflect the heavens in the interior. ioe ig he ay a! sth making @/over a million tons of coal during | t J admiration of the man men would like t butter ‘ ome n nial Av. p= tal a lbrascreice et inside and unlocking the car/the months of October, November seoks her hand f brilliant in costume and Mtting| pl and Jackson street RATE WAR ON. | beheld Gerard more dead than alive Jand December | leasant disposition is an indis-| about the landscape to the admira-| f LM6S, =) 860099949909 000000 Lay ect had not bed hed food or Mr. Owen haw experienced conald-|t naable qualit ul f all beholde bce : foot - ahe Northern Pacite and the Can-| 470K, tin‘ Ieaving home. He was|erahie difieulty in aecuring frporia| Tt must be remembered that Cet a woman who nr re tor| Shields, ak geri tea Pac’ ere 2 eases. coy spirendacins alk, and) from the mines companir t| men ar rm a tha our love than for t c oer Pacific ye hee red into # hig flesh w ollen and wrinkled pais a as promptly as he denired nn play their pa in k world; who finds more joy in her| * p } i rate-war against the Great North-| s- guson took him to a Denni- 4 this has delayed his terly | during thelr courting days, and husband and her home than in eo-| Sy estooning, hi ern. Tourist tickets have dropped | gon reataurant, where he ate raven.| on Meee eee si alate hak d = Pepe tety Agi J 4 \ w i from $46 to $41, and firet-cl 0 1 a chilies fess BA! ies bd A eke shah aa ala Zactigad dR S pests Tt Sree to oni a . o, - jase from | Gusly The coal mining industry of this) weakness n their characters Whenever a man marries 5 {as ANDREWS, Prosident, ‘ — ——— state haw been steadily on the in-| they are Ainponod enalble, industrious woman he f 00 8 ’ LLER, Secretary. crease, and has had hard work to| Many a man has been completely | be congratulated Ct SOE Castine’ Biden - PURCHASED HERE. A DAILY TRAIN, Kop ap with the demand he | font by the woman he wax eourte| | Clibmey Is unnatural and unsatin| als. anes oe) = many new industries of the atate r ne and live to remret his lack of | ta Taken el " * The Star some time ago gave an| +The & & I. has started a quiring coal for fuel fave alec been| insight com being a wo.| DRENnny-Coryell Co) gtssteseenseesosoooososs carro bs the work.to be done by the | passenger ser to Snoqualmie another heavy drain or ee | man © to make his life perfec 716 Firat Avo * IT? In the latest style 4 hite & Yukon railway bee! will inaugurate a dining systein to which was added } Girls Who Fool Men Adam as a bachelor wae not a su ——— * i best of lity @ tween Bennett and White Horse.| whereby paseengera on the | portation to California, Me re abe weed watt ae | He had no home, even If he 4 pa els te” The materials for this construction,| couver line can order meats the Philippines he wae @ slattern and too Ias¥) was in Eden, It wan only when hel BONNEY & STEWART b URS made to order by @ including $300,000 worth of steel rniis| carte, and have the orders wired! During this year several new mines |? | verself neatly, #he W448! married Eve that he knew what real| fe Pence Pirectors snd Kinvals * \ * 4 terial 100 7 Third Avo eae u. an oe sein for mn new cars are to ahead to the station where they will | h been opened, and this will ma-| shrewd enough never to let her lov-| living was, Men ought to be. taxed no Main Lt z 1316 Third Ave. * ; Be purchased in Seattle | be served | tertally swell the year's output. [er find her in an unbecoming cos-| for remaining #ingle , it | Seegaenerooeveraeeoooons . . » On a ingest iabintr came attire elaine. Set PERSE eS ene eT ii did e pidiaiialaibiainsiaiag sii ia ic aly . HK SEATTLE STAR, st” nina teenie ina ohaamiaiameninacieadiaandael — eR RE eer Ee en RN aR