The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 16, 1905, Page 7

ae": Fee le as eo =~ ] ; : j . ; SS ee NDS eS ea THE SEATT Soly ed Maid Problem in the Y. W, KILLED IN woman on times she has edd LE STAR—MOQNDAY, JAN. 16, 1905 ra | meoting of the un u | ’e if pata rs rhelin, 1008, $20; Oe | ‘The action of the union was taken | Meats ' : big ve recent « not the | C as a and Grass ren t in tering th 4“ ' se ht-hour to be constitetiet bite 3 \ fow mor ag | Hare n and Lar l@ ki P 14 p. 0 A. a of t Ve @ Centra a | _ tame, 1 ' ' kfnet i lime . C. Mom that tye board of work"! q COLORADO MAN FATALLY |oye” Ines Witte ne - , force the eight-hour la ty of Ard, White Kone, #% ay : y citititnitiataitiiii | fica wh pat , h WOUNDED HI8 WIFE AND Tee + Age ' he contractor ‘ ie the superiog THEN BLEW OUT HIS OWN ‘to 1@ 14 « on THE DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLASS GROWING POPULAR AMONG | are th ; nest : | BRAINS wine ' GIRLS heonatitut , - « 1 ' af The t b A. — —e ast t ' ' pis Ryer & i 7 7 ' t fe; bt . ; gas 87 WS UP, RESULTING IN TWO DEATHS, SEVER a - ne tot 6 ' ! P ft AL PE SEING SERIOUSLY INJURED AND A BIG FIRE ’ . ie lec lave 1 t v , Fish, Oysters, Ete oe | with ¢ an eh t f ” « t k © 1 4. “4 ‘ . 1A; J ‘ : LOCATE CHADWICK JEWELS [$500: open bull ’ Por ; . Kk. with ' , IN A rrorty | ihe , . 8G s y ‘ ithe 2 , ‘ 4 Te; halibut, ¢@ erch, 4 k t 1-2 81-8 * s i i 1, ‘ 4 4 & —_—_* as oem M “ $ - 3 ; , 9000 eeoees 0960-9-000060-00-00-000 ° \ Chad eer : ai , eer r4 " ‘ 44 Pray! . » . ; , } , 4 180 j I | | 1 es CHARLIE CONROY SENT TO RE ee ‘ Lobby Goss p : scent ri INGE ag rg RO et de . a ; ¢ | HOME WAS NOT PLEASANT nd Antone M ee ee eee . Gas, 198 56 6; Penns., Seesereses i eeereeee POPS SLSFD9L99OSOOESGO08-09 t% tig graham. 5 fs c ng. i at } » Rall i" : . R mmon, es: } famag Hot I . 61 P 68 5-6 ° oe the ves font =with a) His father and mother seem to| P! nt ne f Pine t a Star goa w red asa - ° : They don’t| ! t r 1 KK Olympia, Wash. | porter in Ro J tore, has | = y f the Great North ! | been © fort n charge ly Weta * " staff Co je by Dan Dean! of one e house cloak ¥ "ee | f th and W ~ } “The mtion did not take! lack H . kindly to Mr. Knight at first, and teats | George T as her nted it. Finally George Cra . . date for gore © last cam-| got hold of him, and put a flea in Se < a - Veenanti phign and forme ator, w t which sent Mr. Knight |“ to : : Means, Gy. 3 a ably receive e's _m » Or. Doodttie i you newsboy, to the reform |%tma beans 84 & bee of ballot t K Doctah Doolittle,’ sa ? pack, 75008 penatoria . votes Knight, ‘Ah'm infohmed th on teatified that they | aul rere kane, Moore of | {| sition of assistant to an t a aii th t his A fe i Whatcom, end Representa Mar | Mistal . ne | wa treet in the low art of | @ * Veath hkehs, any | nine pags : : > per sa 7 tt ol ; jay, Koer of Thurston He says you'ah # man | ah = ih yor» = igensoung ee: ¢ ‘SBOB; whole corn, nd have been selling a great deal It is pretty well k *| fluence and that if you exerts y | we page yer hiet that had | >t! ‘ Sy lg “8 f wheat in a empt to break the will have sah, you can have that job Beot seen the inside of & washtub| tntocs”” b23. 000 psy arket to a point where they can vee et K cated foh me } ie ik teats 06 dtea ant Wen eels a. y again s will not ¢ Mr. Crane dodged out of } iis catead ae tha” tabs 5 Stock ays: “aoos bis vote ill settle finally Mr. Knight was taker They solving the maid prob- hen they are ready ‘ ; ogy ory ’ th fally in ") Y.W.CA Hut they « Ufieates qn , a artichokes, per dox Paul ac Hold or ancther . his tement, and tt}u tt ‘ ane PRAY Ho attention ' e , tog 1s 2 A Other leading de Joe Lindsley. after much travall o 8 larg 1 they im aid ‘ gg o Fruite Poultry Food. good issues state will 2 | secured a job for a Spok red oe ne t ton . tt ght t r way f ne S128 bananaa| Oyster phelin, 1008, t any tary votes during th man, and. after ¢ b f ®, who » wt day M » ree the |! - ol 2 12.50@3; dat —_e het he bad tt = enaiatann nen ' ' . « of ' * fe ns 6". %-Ib bricks, $1.7 A Spokane newspape f the| hunted Mr. Lindsley up to thank i by this most vex f domes jum i} y e yn : ait ted grape With several colored party workers, | Mistah Lindsley,” he said, ‘there on en oe aoe hanes, will do their part towag ~ sa the officers ony p pened) “ a wh tn Otymp! a. as follows }is two things, sah, which I holds | « ; 3 a an eiacanmmnah, ie . a ee *) that t mi ' his Spokane made | lite = b for the | Masonite ordah, and the othah a hr ee anigend ? me SS 508 nt 40 ConNe ty } oad aw m his bad|! 5 " pelem, RAIN and Spokane delegation for a few days. | de republican party ee oe seme | ae oe eo See wer See ympaniona, it will be p$1.00; applies, far Joe Hagan, a well known waiter in As M adaiey is a bigh Ma nah nner fie hg gseannpinmypiort nal ® siri likes some liberty, & rgd cece’ a nberrien. §9 o; hb BROKERS the Hotel Spokane, is st nable | son himself, his feelings on this o ey pet i et "| er cae os ~~: get y.” he continued, o ng the/|s ~ at Saat uhd team Seuminn booaae Wyo. . | iam » convincingly | jerance towards mistakes nat | DOF. : «ran to secure a job, bu’ d man Koig aston may imagined i Mieseiees the seateaent r (eo often sepented,.end che @ a ecaune y ugh cocen, s pineay * PRIVATE WIRES advisediy: T ,* eu "| find that the maid problem is not t + oe ; $2.00, = CONTINUOUS MARKETS. ft na |e much | a housework ; word good | 14e:, W GROUND FLOOR HALLER BLDG ere 3 Sor Gaaneme aur art of you | eric Phones: Sunset Main 1089; Ind 952 FOR FOURTH TIME \sco-s oie isn a 8 Sct a pws been reduced to @ science. In ot } Econ : : . kinds of @ ‘ . t r . s ——— pe the public.” sayn Mine | ¢ ‘ their automot ! « to run w Pet Dichapie ih teaantphied te les esate amas me ee aoe Poultry. FOR LAME BAC MOST MARRIED WOMAN IN TH E WORLD SAID TO HAVE SUR- | for There are 10 tn the amines deine dee. Gebel # judge talked Charlie began ali@ te: | eeven aes. hey housework here: | fe that 6@ ent of the|'? i more reconciled and whee Piéc; chickens. ér . RENDERED TO HER FIRST LOVE'S WOOING AND MAY Be. | ‘'8*%, 7D “ | branch , the |e waa. tatew down to Jail to pre keys, fancy local dressed, ea ee an wamp COME MRS. COFFIN, AFTER THREE DIVORCES FROM HIM. | and they chars thing for thelr | ried» ‘ eting the | Dare for his trip to Chehalis he ap Honey. . one of the two things | Peared to ra enjoy the P California strained. per tb, fc; La nontiy a0 li a tae ee calor baste rge the uate I baie’ wih k. or else these | SUCCESSOR TO THEO, THOMAS > ye oy Chicago—Society professes to be gave him $50,000 | stores }they came here arn how xen, $3.60; Olympia, Coffin-Walker-Coffin-Layman-Sr In 1900 she sect latte: dae the Girls have ent Gane } Guger. Js about to become Mra. Frank Hix- | divorce, alleging he abused b 0 « not th sh onset of } C, in ancks, $5°85; extra c, nd Pik on Coffin for the fourth ti In 1901 she took an 1i-month | taught here. If shows @ #pe- | pudding the eating theeret. $648; powdered, in be a e spite of the fact that thrice flier im bial biles with Coffin, | cial aptitude or liking for stenogra- | po ays! Eee shoe; ben Telephone Main 982. Ind. 982 FREE DELIVERY. marital berk hes been wre 4 in her applying | phy, or bookkeeping i sugar, $6.05; maple sugar, 1d0. Lesa while bearing the name. for another separation and @ ng | whe car n any of these things at | 3 Mra. Sneil-Coffin-ete.-Layman, {s | It the ¥. W. C. A. But If she ts — entitied to the whole assortment of | Convinced that Ilinols men were | cut out for office work, for example appeliations above. She i© the (not to her liking she flitted to Call- | we tell her so. “most™ married and “often 1 | Tt then remains for us to p vorced record. F MS asa Doe" KEN jout th genial soul ma confined her experiments to but three men. She tried one of th three times, and saw about “three she is, says rumor. igh times and im a fair way MORMONS |FORMER MEMBER One-Third to One-Half Reductions OF UTAH time E COU Bes we SUPREME COURT TAKES The $15.00 and $16.50 | $10.50 and $12.50 in 1884 STAND IN DEFENSE OF SEN- —* ATOR SMOOT ‘The bride burglar is 4 By Serippe we Aww dered Snell, leaving bis ¢ “ fA Worth millions. Then f Nowe 1 the WASHINGTON, Jan. 16 FREDERICK A. § K : divorce of t ouple. In James A. Mirer, of Salt Lake, for-} ance wit teath re ia fa . me | Atock, tt aL t “ f ae ati M Coffin again w \¢ et > het} f 4 effin, A ’ ud. ” ae _ today. 8 . moot pee s e @4 on t t 1 hor jalw t t mrt é i Coffin a wife of J c. |" Guo wen 40 t n the nization, For Walker b “whose vol plidly, the witne ‘ ‘ t ' — | leved th within ¢ r | 1 be in this rega . d . fornia and we rkins A. Laylmar . Se aire tee alent eee minke Ur ! 2 One day he packed his grip and left a is an. aoe ie i" x | tor parts unknown, and the young « work in pairs ur ul cohabitation in Utah than | woman secured a divorce on the sont se sin New Y r the D ®, which have been f 1 by 5 eray |srounds of dese t bia.” the wit rch ' a . | The rumor that sa ny 1 wax th | Elias A al Cetie-te-Lars | cashier of the Des = mr t h pa a on b estified that he was a M Heavy All Wool oh nded his appeals to 1 are of the |a member of tt ple arty we coats f ritry another rey upon the “ . hen til it was dissolved. He dented f-4 Cut Overcoats.... “oe. troubled seas of matrimony, origin- | aisr and held responsible for|the chureh dictated the pol “ah t ated am her friends here the eral apr nee and « 1- | fillat its members and sald i inl in ent | | tion of the dining and pantry, | ever on was free to follow efor CAGES ONGMISSED ry ; ts ae - | or triffin th norn abl t following nae. dy linen, shirt 4 Mackin against Frank The pair in the kit ‘ (By Scripps News A saault with | practical tr int WASHINGTON, Ja 5 I eath . god | the « t « rt yard of work nin | ¢ 1 ables from Ma a a sing © public school pupil jenforce the state law prol Lie ant Aver Phill ir} e 0 r- ’ 7 fk ema Collle A t kee th ' ' ontractots from ¢ in * t > nativ * anawered lof the sta against William |has « ' r jir it jes to t eq ¢ thelr j ‘ ’ | with mats fternoon ser board & Wext Door to Bon Marche econ ve. All t r " ‘ nd nt evidence. f rated a ution pa j