The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1904, Page 6

Star Want Ad “Agencies. For Sale—Misceliancous POR SALB-MISCRLLANBOUS BOK. Mullen, 821 Ballard ave. cop. “" * te na City Nall. ‘ * F ; remort Drug Co, Ewing « Ldark gray Winter 8 ‘ * and Fremont avenue a aye : ; d W. A. Mansfield & Co, Druggist, | | : os 5 88rd and Jackson ir ’ ; Graham's Home Bakery, 2703 tet) | Walking ‘ ' avenue « : } 4 C.N, Lohndroff, cigar store, 9164 | | Viele Cray ‘ H Becond 100 Jackets From ae none ‘ Thos. Harris, at Postoffice, Renton. | | « hae 3 Little's Pharmacy, tet ave. north \)) coe ee and Harrison street. J. HM. Little, s q proprietor. " . t. upstairs: Queen Carlton & Co, Oru A te to, and . : ; - : F. A. Moore, Postoffice, So. Park ' ~ University Brug Store, University s Station : - . 1 Howell St. Pharmacy, 104 Howell ; tteata Bhd lunch street. ae, q Rainier Pharmacy, Mr. Clark, pre i prietor, 2028 E. Madison, WANTED. ¥ ; ~ = Columbia Drug Store, W. J. Stud wvods to Nebraska” "Anew y Columbia, Wash. io v roadway Pharmacy, PE. Fisher. | wanryct 1 con a 618 Broadway am ames. a * in N ak Answer PreRiaker Drug Co. 1013 tat ave | Quick. “F ie ies Palen ry's Pharmacy, 235 N. Broad a way: phone, Union 9% pares : ———we Boclety Nottoes saw. Singh wh 1 tarning PH OMPRERSED ATR TA _foing Ba 2 ‘ CLEANING CO. will call & Pee Garpets and rugs, take them to th Rew stationary plant clean and Fr 79 furn them the aame day Have your | > SALBOA = terniies re Aig Avetem, Works at Vow! Phones Sunset, Ma ne We m4) ; tere 8 Work guarante i os ee ee, ey ENT OF rt ounce Acreage tor Sale Holritnal octet ' " mY AY xa a Bie Refres A § 9 & good time. and » t M ‘ « TOM. BAY. that five maple floor at : : the Auditorium hall at 4th and Pine ~ s . ~ Be speetiont.” fectal gances every waking fhe fae ay and Saturday ey P crow Gentlemen © cents: ladies free \ . TAM the Man fitex! rhouse| } bas just, with my sere ral carpentry + v ; bing. Shop 2% Western, Both we the Beattie} jones. Randall DRED Suita and Skirts reago ' ; _Bavlor, 8% Becond ave . * e Dower for all eccash tyr, fe Tel. Black 244 in Wanted—Femate. ED bookkeeper and ste Bher wants reaponaible pos ake full charge of set of hone Sunset Main « ED widow, financially « would like posit in small family @ care The Star ino S men wanted to © lay sidew: Beattie Home our famous glass burner, elec ioht on heroerac lamp. Sample d Mterature free. mil wveity Co., 320 polis, Mir mm ACRES of hig t 1 land ated: this . } plastered b hickens 4 hetfer. w den is w no obfe Ww take the best Youne ington st RICHMOND BEACH TRACTS. HAT 18 WHAT I SAID. the beat bacre tract Richmond Beach district w | Four Shoemaker on | "eur scree fine Beatile, Flyer) eee ee ee NICHOLE, ———____ — €& Pioneer Bide WANTED— Bright toy 8! I. chicken ra Messengers. Apply © U. Tel mat pen, maak WANTED 0 solicitors for tamily ‘trade. Cuil at 2317 ist ave. PAINTING lessons. 4 hours toe. Holl. SAF orders taken. 1416 10 ave Situations Wanted—Male | ‘s s bieyele + b BUACK EMIT caper Ronee - wo Metropolitan Japanese help. tu Main 713; Ind nese-American Employment and ‘ontractors Office furnishes Japa n- t Co help. Room 7 Metropolita: me ond tend Blain lia, Ina x in'"°?” WEBTEATO cadet cneciteen Ie Pa ws — ~~ rigat location fee Sih. Wednesday and| 'f not satisfied. Charles Rankert evenings at Auditorium |. Se Sen. Wee an Largest and all In the. olty Fire Saie—Rea! Estete ladies free Wantes r iPs_A PRAcH PRE SrnKET YCRNITURE e%: | PY house, No. 417 tith Ave 42 the highest price for second —- * atructh ind furniture. Main (ss mi , yg OM ne rte VALDez FURNITURE CO. paye n. nickel doorknobs st_prices for hourehold goo fm pantry. kitchen and bath room Firet ave. White #4; A & bat mm enameled in pare white roome large. gas and electric lights Wer Rent—Furnished Houses and) prment, walks around house: price (4 | Eo; terme” Thin’ tn june south of SE 4. Capitol Hil, one. blex ar and FURNISHED house for rent, veach -| a Tine neighborhood | ge preferred: across from’ Yong GIFPORD REALTY TR low school 16 fist Ave. 1 | bbe Block. TWO in Marion Wook “Cail pita | wet will buy a new house and larion Block. corner and | farae tract of land. with city ws Bin Sniy “is minutes’ ride eke W y iS minutes’ rid tke For Rent—Housekeening Roome ington rtreet car—line passes through OU THEART AEATTLE EW and nlkeety fyrnieted hounekeep- Get 6 erage Cee oe le rent. Call at room # Union| OMEATEADS AND NWAL BOTATE ie ‘iS First ave If you want a h nd An the uate | Ft ne - | RBRATED Hors ow FAR completely turnigh | Peters good rect 1 the Keeping rooms for nale. Red wa. 36) RO Ore Food tract Ip the > Minor ave. north 4 i L cll oo ht & 2 [rrigation Canal: ‘all’ ‘on “it. ¢ iteham, corner ist ‘and Washington _Tanen + {iso 7 Keeping. 1739 Sur { 008 AT Ti For Rent—Unfurnished Housokeep: | ii" faii : ing Rooms. tube; lot 4bx VOR WENT —Untirninhed Fowckeop: | Breet; Capitol HN ing suites, modern. “1019 Jackson st. | *¥enNe noth: price $8 sa) For Rant-—Furnished Roome G5 Marton Preew. We Se YING clase 7 ‘ bath, lights | RANCH of acres cleared; & [2004 month, oF $2.00 a week. Main) It G. Hall, owner, Langley, W he | Murai Free Delivery No. NEWLY furnished rc Fiat A| KIGHT lots, house § rooms, room for th ave. “halt. b m James. | i@ chickens, fruit. all kinds, must Phone Black 21 well. Owner, Phone Park ti. THE THUTONIC HOTEL. 10 Becond SPRCIAL, BARGAIN Y. B; steum heat: rooins byw I will offer for u fow dave tr ‘and up: tranni we and hodern house, jot Tox, 1 nt trade nol | hth avenue went, corne — walks in and paid, for $ 4 Firat <= | Ingiive av’ Hunter's more, corner Zth and Madivon. fendi location wit well furnitu For Sele—Houses and Lots Ry rani 704, je—Furnished , “Houses lat for wale or for rev Centrally Jocated. 1 Union street r Fe le or Exch, spore ci ia a LET a reo home the w front. pong five-room house id ote eres, clone to HY vy 1H meke terma, G. Kuaier, urke Didg., top floor. «and heat MI or ors. boned ‘Third ave one i = We cantly pay car on Warhing hour See Lang or Ma lors mill HERE 18 A SNAP. for five acres of fine very easy to clear, one m riverside: ft nelghbort mat! delivery, fine roads; terms $10 cash. balance one, two and three years GH. NICHOLA Pioneer Bidg ‘OR BALE By owner of Kent. impr a rs want , . ae Louie Stet ty ith “A Beattie For Sale— more tute 10 real entate n we our large lev HALE TH LY ONE-WMALI “and up for # with city Sater now. tn: on the ear tine 6 minutes’ ride; take any car on whin heast Seattle. Office ELT id hounen than | Heattle nin are only DISTANCE and Pun PRicw pen until # ¢ ROOM new modern how electricity, on Marion and cheap, for good Jno, MacVherson, Box isa. Th timing into the poemn For Sale-Mousee and Lote $22, f the most wigh bhooks $12. baw ' how ' . rr gree ot ee H rer near tw I view, & realdence reduced. price: new & near Capitol HM and tage. in fine H thor we ty Madina: ‘ hi term Pr ark) © hot nd ' tau * ‘ sen High ‘ » cottage, with Mt AL REALTY MPANY Pioneer Bide Pn Main 4 HPAP Tw ' w hous . 18 laying hepe. fine gentle bh q wo oar *. aime Heme beat Reatt at r an much ms 10 es M Owner at Koom 2 Hide me quick Chances I MUST change climate; must sell m hick hi to Plymouth Roe hens, 000 p * hatched in Pet roar acres ’ range for heifer aly A, sada and new sa fine stream water ca gate whole Ah furnit goes Homi rons wa r ' aah M Smith FOR SALE ' “« 4 fectionery Mumt “nA 0 Phones M. ‘ fin 4 Pecan ia: “ , A i stor =e Financial. SOMETIMES The reliable salaried employe and M LOAN re MONE ropert investigat Denn Saturday He Marion t 8 improv Sim pe Y § PER CENT PER ANNUM. buy or build ou On your bide nt A RELIABLE p Mien er nd Ave A RESPECTABLE money watches Py p Rainier Grand Yate offices, strictly confidential UE loans money on real estate long. time monthly If sired. G nb MIVATE money on real estate or chattein, low rat Brownie, 306 O' iT, Rea MONEY to loan on any kind of se. gurity, Bosworth & Bishop, ma York biock. TO LOAN—Private money at low rate Of interest. Owner & Mehihorn, 1 ler Way, roome 3, 4 and 6 ° to borrow me ‘on diamonda, watches, jewelry KB Wont. to F Auction Sales. At N SALE OFF FURNITURE AT. F TON & COR BPACION® BALES ROOMA, Zs FIRAT AVENUR. « ted beds, ex ‘tte Knabe grand pin fine. upright piano, folding beds, mantel beds. chairs, fine box court hes, gold ture. Ras heaters, conk oe. drop head "White machine, kitchen fur Hishings, etc. ete. BG. Bicke & Co. auction 1 First avenue Phonée, Main 10; ind. 13 Personae CHTY MEMSENGEN CO Messengers, carriages and tageage Gay and night. Phones. Main 4 Main si8: Ind. ¢ A i126," Oftices 1a Third avenie Washington ot BEVERENCH, mpectaliet in din Consultation tree. “Office hourn $ ¢ Bullivan block, Seattle, Wan A_ WIDOWER, 68, In good pocial and financial standing. ‘sollelte corre apondance with elderly widow cnone divorced), Christian. tn ‘comfortabte ciroummtancen preterred, ‘Care PO Btar ttle HAVE you tried the live maple floor at the A jum hall at ith and Pine? Bor every Wedn day and evenings. tlemen # cents: ladies free Tid. wt See ner Prince ' PRO! the rein ponit ng sab MOM thone M6 I Cand Hah. Clairvoyant KOYPTIAN PALMIST Wher. Bie tas it show he mrave, "Batis ot ho pay. Kis WALLACE, Palmiat, He uniten meparated, nettles lovers quar causes mpoedy Mmarrligen; wives poxitions. Hotel Vendome UNEDO rveloun « nt A r. advieen to in'te Dn necrets, et iat eh German and lng Room 16 140 ied ay >| ot SHAKESPEARE ON “WANTS” Hard of Avon” probably did not foresee the development of modern “want adver it Home Of hin sentences would almont lead one to believe that he had taken a pe Twentleth century, There will appear here w#e xtracts from hin playa a aring upon the “wante’ of mankind Feel want, taste grief, need {riends’’— Richard II ~1-4 | |ulation and every man's propor PHONE YOUR WANT ADS TO THE STAR J)! See chtevon U, We will tell you right then, over the phone, just what the ssvriannnt i at pout f WATER SHUT OFF After the first Insertion thé advertisoment our regular car. rier who delivers The Star @ your neighborhood, will call and Water will be chet off ¢ ec « « « 0 pu our ‘elpt ae © ROTTOW Heet the amount, and give you ov ’ from 8 a, m. until 12 o'clock, noon le An avenue, on Fourth avenue —- Situations wanted at tho rate of 15 cents for 3 Hines three went fr Republican to Roy times streets, and on Mercer utreet from IC Help wanted and all other ads 6 cents per line or fraction Fourth avenue west to Railroad av. | RED DEVILS ON RAMPAGE ON MEXICAN BORDER thereof enue, including the Seattle Lumber | » - Cash to be pald to collector, who will call on day the ad ts company rs AMERICAN PROSPECTOR AND RANCHER AND first Inserted | Water will be shut off tomorrow . Minimum charge 15 cents, | from 8a, m, until 3 p.m, on Broad-| SON KILLED Six insertions for the price of five. way, Tenth ave north and Fed- | Seersemets rE . ~ Ce bia T E i i R eral avenue from Newton to Roan a) ») one cots oh © The Star. bout b Both Ph Sunset, Main 1060; Independent, 1198 | | tee em, Asin Oct, 81-—2 ' on Roth Phones -Sunse n 1050; Independ | |clng like fiends about the body of - “ This offer ts open to those living anywhere in Seattle, Bal | LUND SPOKE n American victim more th “ lard or any of the suburbs. | | Yaqui Indians spent ' Contract rates on application dita: wcie Manin ie |Tevelry and a war da r t Huack be of | soclaliat, delivered an addrens to the “ Volted a x « j local members of the ales pasty | eee aoe rae hile | ox ere BUSINESS DIRECTORY jat Cary re’ hall last night. A : ‘ ep Ly r to mre AQHA large audience was present, cheer aA Bi s pn . i eds CANON THEMPER COL Yaw, | _ bathe at ¢ «| ing the remarks of the Spokane ntalgg tl a : : tablished 1868; mining claim ab: man repeatedly the « f f Y Stracts, Wasrment Mutual Life bldg Educational, | rane s ft f. Great ena Phones: Gunset, bas; ind. bea WINS” MODERN” “TURIN RAS tehed battle ir felt at th ‘ . - - COLLEGE, Jamen and Beoond Ken killed ts BOOTH | WHITTLESEY-MANFORD ~ — Ad MS ; American Abstract Co. establiahed 16 Rave Hospital ‘ gua ta th , conte ment of Haller bik. Phone, Main 1% | PTV ATH home before and a 1 t t filled BHATILM ADBTRACT CO, N. ¥, Wa | confinement,” tor ‘oe a"% au j 96 an ’ a t ! Assayer and Chemist Junk | BLO “ WAKHTNOTON Biante’ Ajaiy teal Da | yy ' S be and Agsay Orgs. 5 Torempt rerernn Saal with the hha an Attorneys at- Law, Millinery. claity, 84 Pacific block and Fine ot aoe uel t Chefoo & cred | bone t i iFELLOW & DA Mechanical Engineers t amato ner In G8. 9 Arcade Bide | — wehhnen ah a end ts AND KEMP, Bure bid Wott wa Musical fing the : hha: 1 : SO eee 7m Oculiets and Auriate. “ Rall a | 3 A KELLOO, lawyer, & Di hh W. PERKY, Geulle Aurie’ ‘ <. 5 | ae Wastes ‘ . FIRST MATE ON SCHOONER ST. FRANCIS VICTIM OF BRUTAL penters aa -\w FNTAN GO ca DR_VONDA NADEAU-&i Burke vid | 5 MURDER AT TACOMA—BODY FOUND TODAY te Osteopathy | - VARHINGTON INFIRMARY | = OBTEOPARIIY 1418 Becond avenue | By-8 ie hee So ‘ 5 phone Main 4064, both men and lady | bsteopathe examination. fr | TACOMA, Wash., Get. 31 I : mutilated Tha ATHY Five years Beattie end fi of the schooner &t arto ” this morning . the fate Depaalt building, i Firet | Francis, whieh loading lumber | fire dock. All his money was gone Patent Attorney here, was the victim of a foul mur-| and b kets were turned inside ¥. BE ADAMB-Drafting Cotman bids | r ng last nig Banke : ——— — | . se aa A He drew his pa turday Jications wer that he had been PUGET OL SG NATIONAL BANK Physician and Surgeon BURKB, Idaho, Oct John | night and took mer Fiyer de e hours when found and Capita! stock paid in, BRO; sulpiua | DR w K TURNER. & 1 Mine Anderson was In y killed John | for Seattle, where he spent the | that he wa i when thrown into oe, J Furth, prea; J & Gold et 6 @ evenings Pe Hes “y' Peter y injured and W. B.| night and Sur That was the the water Goonies; corvekpendonte tn princes! | DW ca Guese slightly hurt in an explosion Wie a a cities of the United totes and Ke ide nd genito at the Hecla mine near here repe. ers drilled into « THE CANADIAN BANK OF com. | Dr Chambera Rpler bik. Both ph LITTLE HAPPENINGS ERCE- Capital peld wu “- Ph here’ Supp Peterson had both eyes destroyed | eight million. seven hundred the Sad dollars, sure rears dint. | ANDEMNON BUPPLY CO, ili Chars his face shot to pleces, He| thecenheen int: ot Wiins aivest aiivwed on time deposits: ‘« gap | et. Beattie é: _ cannot Hive, This is the first fatal | A iis ard avenue, the property ie branch ‘corner James strat | Storeg a accident in the Hecla mine in four Laocher, caught fire at 7 eer ovenue SV. Mok bTnUNKE delivered ™ conte; 8 dare |7°*™ k last eventng from some un- +. storage iree. piano and furniture Known cause. Q work on the TYE SCANDINAVIAN AMERIC AN [| Bewsler Py Pte Pi: part of the fire apparatus prevent- tank of Bee carted or ae beth phones Main a $ PEA By Sorips ns . is ead of the flames, which SS, capital and surplus salem A | — y o Mews Age were fined to the first floor, Et We Roclbers Printing and Binding The damage ts ectisated ot bi ut “keg 4 Tas, hier, Geo AONE he ter Td Hpring st CHEYNEY, Wash., Oct. 31.—In alg . - Fisher. —_sagendinandiion by tal printing of ai Kinds." ” runaway yesterday Mrs. Janes Dig- | * 7, RR ee UP ge Seecpd peenes sna Pipe, ourpete Ship Builders. mas two ribs bi and re- land nbaum's tailoring estab Hal paid yp. §100.% MORAN BROS COMPANY, Engineers celved internal injuries. Her eldest | hia) at 222 Pike street, caught pres reenieal hier, com nd Ahipbuliders, Dry Dicks, Lum. | , ‘ nae daughter had her ankle broken, her | fire at 4 o'clock yesterday mornin, _Birelal savings and (rust business ber Mille Rew By Seripps News Aw Sieh Neaeed cin tae tee a ek yes | = anc yaa from some unknown cause WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.—Amer-| Cut. An 11-year-old girl sustained was about $3,500 fea's call for another pe confer- | & sealp wound and had her face) [t thought that Luca Perunoe V ence at The Hague hag been issued. | bruised. Mr. Digman suffered a@)|vich, a omer at the Miner hotel, Secretary Hay yest » Bes in com-| fracture of the left leg below the | is a e. The © have been nee with President Roosevelt's | km A little girl named Be k jcalled in to ascertain his where Leatwustionn feaned the otll | had her shoulder smashed and suf-|abouts. He left his lodgings om | fered concussion of the brain Saturday and at the time was fn no | Al © removed to a Spokane ndition to go fai His friends AT THE THEATER hospital. They were in a wagon go-| have been keeping bim. They fear ing down bill when the tongue drop-|he has made away with himself. ? -—_— ped from the neckyoke. | Martha Lackwood, widow of | That most rollicking of Hoyt | Edward Lockwood, freight clerk on SeePhseaty at farces, “A Contented Woman,” wa |the ill-fated steamer Clallam, today put on at the Se theater last if ed a libel in the federal court UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT RENDERS IMPORTANT DE by the Neill company. gainst the Puget Sound Navigation of the play is In Colo- | Mt for $25,000, alleged dam- CISION IN FAVOR OF WATERWAY COMPANY INVOLVING woman suffre i yunt of the death of her SEATTLE TIDELANOS | oe See See Jambitions of a mayoralty cand | as Burke returned —_— He makes th stake of falling out from an extensive with his wife at the in y of then 9 Asens tour of F He was away sev- An important decision was ren-; A special to The Star from Wash the campaign, and to aven ervelf | —_— aes le he. Mrs. Burke, wh nc- : 3 ig ington states that the cane was de-| che re tor nh Opt mt YT PETERSBI Oct a 1h will remain for dered by the United States supreme ed in favor of the Waterway! hin tartiing and amus evel | pues 1 Bele have sianed Paris court today ving the title t mpany establishing its right to|opments follow thick And fast See eatiaiiall mes Of oh mere than $1 worth of Seat-| foreclose on liens and its title to| of e it all turns right, | submit all matters in dlapute oattle & Lake Washington Water-| !¥ Owned by the Seattle Dock com-| withdrawing in favor of hus ~ company to foreclose liens on | Deny and filled in er the state|band, but the plot gives abundant t the city of & law by the Waterway company ° pp unity to disp the comical SEE ' m came in the cas ft The sult was brought by the Wa- | f sof America oliticn, par the Seattle Dock company against | terway company to forec ove, on the | y woman suffrage | A > old that it almost fell the Waterway company hb ng|t ands for the amount due eo \ It , heen taben from the cuperte rt | filling them in. The state supreme The Heart of Chicago,” made a jto 4 enh 1 was uns to the state supreme court and | court ed in favor of the Water-|great bit with the audience at th KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. 31.—A] : : pence to | sited § I the United States|Third Avenue theater last night 7 on Sohn ctrest thence to the United States supreme | way ny and thi ow at as te yilision on the Miso i avenue by workmen in court | court affirms that decist pla i the Se road near T mn, Mo., | tn Bape attle theater goers, who all we el came mathe led acne Bhog 6 1 y grading con- ‘ome this stirring piece very euthu- | Carly yesterday me « od in The rd of works was fi Bog the death of three ‘persons and se-| notified of the discovery and Super- parts in a manner acceptable to the ue See: 7 uesome find. ‘The lat- cediaaae, Walle the aoocaihes On pin Bright Walker, Lewisburg ter rangements to remove ery gratifying The Heart of | ‘; : and ite contents to Lake ELE” TRUS i Chicago” will continue for the bal-| Mrs Margaret Burke, Kansas | \ of he prevent wee City . was found ectly in THE “u§ ance of the present . J. W. Bagby, secretary of the| th only a ¢ of feet una FAUST | Linotype Publishing company, Kan F The old Denny ceme- |. “Faust,” made famous by Louis | City "< p er burial place, ii Morrison, is the offering of the| The first section of west-bound | ¥ ’ situated in the block, THE CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY MAKES A PITEOUS [Wiedemann company this week peptic ve cand ang 8 Se. : ~~ since Loe 1 = led and Yesterday afternoon and evening | PO! he @ second section crash e lots, ve grading PLEA FOR AID IN A CIRCULAR LETTER TO BUSINESS MEN | | tuerity BL trninn ances and {ed into it. The engineer in charge | was do e than 15 years ago, both times people were turned away | Of the second section is blamed for 4 it was thought, were pram in erewées the accident | moved, The one found Saturday re DI ©. The socte claims to 7 ‘an c the role of] —" Pade . ave Been one s dimly In a tardy effort to recover f in practi Th ty Frank Fanning, in | — | Phat do ena , the disast ftects of The Star's | Supply emergent needs—food, cloth | Mephisto, is a good rival of Louis | pee A a vs 7 oticed when a 3 ling, shelter, fuel, medical care,! Morrison. Miss Wiedemann ap sale removal took place xvonure of the methods of the |ting'"te jut the poor and unter: | arty ‘atonement | BURGLARS STILL mak Charity Organization soclety 7 tunate on th feet; to give them) Francis assumed the role of Martia, | finance committee of the organiza |utienaly encouragement,” to dis-|Rusmell Reed made a. capable HARD AT WORK | FOR tion on Saturday sent out letters 19 | cover charitable frauds; to work for! aust, and James Fulton did well all local business men asking for) iii al reforms, such as the juve-lag Valentine. The other parts were financial assistance. The latter nile court, child labor and the pro-|in good hands The enery was Jurglars still continue to work in not be ae forthcoming, J04KIDE | tection of families. The letter that] yery good and drew forth rounds of| the northern part of the « Two from the statements of business) cog with the four-page printed | applau: Faust” will run all this] robberies were reported to ‘ine po- | men made to The Star this mort | iin ronows week, with a Wednesday and Sat-| lice yesterday from residents of that | ing. In most cases the communica To Present and Prospective Con-|urday matinee | section. A. L. Davis, of 718 Six- | were contemptuously thT@W® | tinutors | teenth avenue north, lost $90 tn A. Ottinger asked Judge Griff in the waste basket ka A consequence, perhaps a pen money, two gold watches, a gold | this afternoon to grant an iniwnce The finances of the society ave | aity, of living m a large city is that E, chain and other valuable jewelry. | nat the elty of Geattio re been sadly crippled since The Star | we cannot escape the obl! ation of | W. J. Daugherty, of 619 Malden av | gtrai DM Ghtheetae che 'soe, denounced the methods of the char- | “0 aie the tadinent Gna unfor enue, gives a good description of | ens tt fron reing the new ity trust. The finance committ i Reese eiaiees, Tale wean, there | tiie methods the burgiare employed, | °" egy requivinig t! Ket 1 ont le per Het FIM its em!) | fore, be done in the most practicable | although they failed to get anything | of ‘u threat on th cart ont offers and to restore interes i way. Like everything, it has it of valve 4s ie : h on the part of the headquarters rooms in the New |i using de, One part of our duty ; . ty to arrest A. B.C. Der York block he letter Is the} !# to associate ourselves with a so ae known broker of Accompanying the letter js tel clety in touch with like charitat (By Scripps News Ass'n.) hel: serene, Nrnaaent_ Austen jet, 1% touch, with ike charitable!” ny grip Aee'n SEVEN NEW ONES \ "Fis tcxes vroners wit mane tie Griffiths and Judge Milo A. Reet, eee n eer in woctety in Seattle| CRESCENT PARK, Wash., Oct | ® test case to try the constitution the committee appointed to Invgrtl- | aaoots wo much of the common sy 41.—-Elder Johnson, a well known} Charles KE. Dolphin, Fred J. Phil lity of the new law. The brokers, gate the affaire of the soctety and | ee ee nent ited to local con was beaten senseless and | ina 1. C. Lee, Henry E. Hardin, #| % t tition, set forth that the Secretary Steele's methods, which | ditions, ‘The board of directors give|obbed of $700 harvest money hel 1. tycagos. Morgen Hardin and s_| city is interf with a lawful was published In the local paper®) nor only time and effort and con-| had collected to make a payment on | 1 pretrord Iby Chief | business by c xcessive ome weeks ago. Prefacing thls) sant oversight, including frequent|@ thrashing machine. There is no | 4 > thin abherenel now. ¢ tax and the passed tatement are a few § ApHS Of) reetings of board and committee, | Clew to the identity of the robber licemen to ¢ the Northe ifie and philanthropic adv that se but contribute proportionately more = t Northern railroads a monop= amusing In the Haht of The Star#! i WW financial support than do any| WILL MEET HERE the business, sapogaren ‘ite pleads [Of 18 other supporters. On the | JAP MINISTER IN | ‘The writ is returnable on Novems Pla ber 7 me ’ one other hand, no one responsible for i ber 17 the priv allp. but ws we ll ep eriticlam made from time te The annual meeting of th tt YOU" Ht von cannot give ue work hag tial «ite foal gies fel prethernsoe wit ertbsat be kaa| SERIOUS CONDITION | ws. vixERERTRG On. 2 give us cash. We need more mone any way, or has fairly Investigated | tomorrow » thi ity The grand] c be ff report Ww and larger contribution its work, We try to apply the same | officers and delegates are en route | " | re : en L ou Other claims which are made cook careful, economical, effective meth to Beatle from the north on the City | (By seripps News Ass'n.) ent id ¥ north ¢ ipa nice on the printed slip, but, a8 bas) cay that you and we use in private|of Seattle. The visitors will be wel you The Japanese bombard been shown, do not work out well | jisinens comed and entertained by the Alas NEW YO Oct. M.—The condi} ed « sht throughout yesterday = c OA L Do you understand its syatem| ka club thon of Kogoro T ih the Jap ° event Talal a) what it has accom ? Rese minister wh : operated | and wh # accomplished? If é “a . es : . - Wood, Charcoal and Coke. Jnot, is it right or fair to eritetze? aor coenae Pe asm fle sink se Spee yee r appendicit | ilathdattied) eal bad Seattle Coal and (3.7.10 tang the serlely | here today and will coal danger for two ot Rummage _ sale Harrisom 1 fs al street, upstairs 5 e ¢ Wood Co. can, We appeal for larger subserip-| gave the ten. i beni een upstairs. Queen Anne ae Lane Strect and Railroad Ave. 8. | tions for next year's work, commen- Bo ees ™ Phones; Main 93; Ind, 93, surate with the city's Increased pop-} Save the ten, oe fave the ten. eae 1 SOMBRE oe |