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

THE STAR—TUESDAY, Ph hd 1, 1908, BUSINESS CHANCES, “Facts are stubborn things.”—~LeSage. Rates for Classified Advertisements The Star cannot guarantee \ | (By United Pross.) . P aocuracy or _awmume responst: I) Jeane; fate turntture Y Whee aektite Bee diab Players Will Decide as to bility for errors of any ne bed, folk p u s re ee caver G cinort nals : od, following a quarrel ove courting In telephoned 4 Tr v 0268. jem, Z Oteuka, editor of the Japan Are You Trying to Manage a Troop of “Stubborn Facts” tisemente, “SITUATIONS WANTED.” Situations Wanted tisemonts 260 for times, Additional space, tine, | Rb. SAPP & CO. r ’ rm one Dally News, je at the Central! Make the Trip 4906 m wency hospital today tn a pre carious condition, while hin ass! ant, F. Takenuchl, editor of, the} Manager Rasmussen of the Unit Fresno Labor, also seriously gashed,| Versity football team announced in being id by the pollee this morning that in case the mem p atte of the varsity eleven are will nocial | Whether They Will | POCTORA—t ners offtoe one ine December fret, Foot 1-08 atrery YOR BALE—WOOD AND COAL, rred at Oteuka's |» tl “HELP WANTED" WN Winn No. 1616 a wt, where|!ng, & game will be played with One cent « word att the editorial roast which he |®t Spokane for the purpose of de charge ifc. Wh ae ye cived last weok. Oteuita wae | termining’ the championship of the ) ao no gg rmumbet Be i in bed, and Takenucht went away,| Northwest. A vote was taken } insertions made for the D csliinal only to return & short while after eg ye Baye i Market wards, demanding admittance Reqttie Public wattaty Fuel ap. lines, or fraction thereof, } will be counted as two lines. y ADVERTISERS. Cla Mirteation cannot be given after 12 o'clock dally. FOR ALB | Chotee seasoned forest wood, $9.40 per S20 Sind st. N. & Phone 7 Here the t in the struge i dangerous wound The pow of | [the faght attracted the attey'ion of | so tey sae l l lhah alter Crpeutien Is: ecneabt by|» Brilliant Victories of STRANGE SHOOTING the Team. | STARTLES SOCIETY Perhaps some new and especially “stubborn” | Dry forest wood, $2.50 per load. de lvered. m Chy Fuel Co A 4ete FOR EXCHANGE. FOR TRADE FACT comes into your life every day. The I BALLARD AGENCY--P. Ht | Mutien, §402 Ballard av. opp | City Hall. Phone, Ballard A MAIN OFFICE—Seyenth av. | between Union ag Uv Oy aga task of “managing” it—or “taming it”—of getting it acclimated—of getting it to fall in and work in harness with the other “stubborn facts” which = ree Ni } ‘ ; | Pee eee eee ee ee 2 2 Sen form your particular troop, and your particular IN CAPITAL CITY!) consitecravio mental unrest om sry. Improved « : « ” the part of the football fann of both RAILWAY THe TASLER pes "° winenre charge, is a hard task, a task calling for “nerve, | (By United Pre {ty and the varsity will be re 306 Colman . , dd " hen it ie k that Coach * . sci heesacsee far-sight, diplomacy, patience. WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 1 Mw pa! inl wy By 0 a % Do net trust printed time # | —— aaah es tne Bn Beene: eco year's coach. Doble, an all ® tables in newspapers, For * And, if the new-comer fact is one of those af- oe veneer T y admit, has made good & time of departure and arrival */ BARGA ING . jing & negro, & #uppoked diplomat) The big fight aguinst Doble was & of trains telephone King Street * own deer mill, Bus fecting your business routine, your home routine; Jana the wife of os army captain, |trom te Cenlty snd not fron the m7 areas, #| Bee 4 ? At the Emergency hospital, William | student body, ae the men and wom 4 er wane nee, tndopen * if it brings the necessity of a quest for somebody |Syokes, the negro, who wie shot, | 9M of the college are all heartily fn tu , | te critieal condition, while the |f4¥9r of the Minnesota coach. In ® ent 111. ® | tancy window we sell hing—then the task of managing it re- pordicg htm speaking of the matter, Registrar RAR A RAR RR RRS ® | one price, the windows "Lares or something—then the task o! ging it re jother parties to the affair, for the | Herbert’ T Condon head af atten present at beast, have been able to/ when the president is away, said eal thelr identity. “Tf the board of control elects The shooting urred Saturday |Glimere Dobie at ite next meeting evening, in a fashionable section of |to be the football couch for t the city, after the negro had ap-|¥ear, there will undoubtedly be no proached the couple and, as he says, | ses price 1.07 quires the co-operation of Classified Advertising Te the wite Ailmore, fovember 23, 8 tone the wite Mt Lane: | mber ® #08. | on Fo the wife of A. Johnme November 14 he wife of A. Boren, city, | heer te C Wilson, . je oon Srhe wife ot A. i. Kelloge | Sreog: | Gull @ daughser ht have a split jooking ind apartment he wnber 16, a daughter [and address ya - —s wite of L M. Fisher, pased quickly through the lobby | gat teik oc ke 'xovember 6,6 Gaush: | MONEY TO LOAN. FARMS AND ACREAGE. =| 884 left by another door, The man'*| Boys, Guilty of Petty ber —_——_ eer <-> aerate | “e was bleeding and the woman nee | 18Y ¥ oe uh TO, DOAN was heard to advise him to have it} Thefts, Turned Over : Door } or, amos attended to, whereupon they started . ee ; 36 pOWBIEH & co. for @ drug store on the corner, but to Relatives. my —_—_— ie changed their minds and disap- 5 be held from the L Office--3620 Fremont Jackson st te peared BALLARD, Deo. 1.—Fred Thorpe Tater- j MONEY TO LOAN IS HIS? Ne NeETO adheres to his first story and Floyd Merrill, the youngsters han te. Tevember 36, gapectty. Mus ones jo obi ‘Seeal’ Gecbelie’ 6a ate” ine I . that he simply asked to be directed | recently arrested by the police for e leh om veal estate aoe to an address he gave. It is stated/ various petty crimes around thi KR ANDERSON % Gere, at of | 4 and In garden, 1. | that, should the negro die, the po- | district, were tried before Judg ima | seem Newent south of eli, Ftiet | Hee would be compelied to make a/ Frater Saturday canyans of all the legations, unle Officer Lewis testified that the 1 & ORR CO, INC in the meantime the identity of the/ boys had committed numerous dep- wea? Firat ay. Maibien—H Maihien, 9 montha wing machine compl ap nnn oo 28. ue er Howell = #. Lake Unk rooke ‘ook, tty. ——— ee | . Movemter 91,| “Rummage sale ef Virginia and Western MUTTON CARDIT CO SE 9 a ee altene on ints. Sr etpaienat | buts arvana sar Se se man becomes established. redations in Ballard, some of which aewing ode | scannitidicsbaebiieenieemeiidibiassualaanaiiia pike hen aon Baer eke That bare "Se. | Seigh “serves! Terme and Fina Fon sale had been very annoying to the local PAkM FOR BALE B EMERTON NOTES police, Both Judge Frater and Of-| ficer Lewis were of the opinion that an TR i RE ste vs riner obese v. m4 o Do FOR SALE—HORSES, SRR TRE : HY ESTE young Thorpe deserved another ma = . pa RY PELs Beg notes of 20 acres level (By United Presa.) chance. For this reason he was) miles trom Bose, > . > ‘. isminsed on probation, even though | neon & Hamil mdortakers 1131 | er week 3103 Wenters av Phone Male Orne Pas ek Sm a Be miles trom ‘Ars | BREMERTON, Dec. 1—-Mombers |4 Fitst ae Peewee Male ste; ind. 2140. | S850) tea. 1s08 = Kington 3 sores te '% lof m new power company are visit. |N® parents seemed averse to tak SPECIAL NOTICES. ABSTRACTORS. wa Sate, sew rs horwes nearvy | Charleston and other towns in Kit | ‘¢rstood that the boy was to have oe Tain. epivncia berey end 487 | san county with a phe de to light }certain work to attend to, and was oe eee Coes Wwe tee you nix months! enter in case of sick: | theme towns with electricity. The | '® bave a certain time for play, also | ATTORNEYS AT LAW. a4) temo’ '¢, Metre in case of | promoters plan to utilize the power cautioning the parents to take a niet aemaniaimeineeinitiapaasmaatian | compaicdaitinismntnnimesmnanimmniecitiiinaetimseth of the Dosewallup river, on the west | #reater interest In the youth's fu Seite & Kelly, (Chen Wester Sen savanced salaried poopie: an ae tip Me a8 Beattie Creat 4 Building wyer “Somes | Port Orchard, Bremerton, |{%# him back.” The court had it un-j et een nrenenmionenans Tooth. Whittlesey Mantord Abetrece Gn. iy 818 per month side of Hood canal. The company | tere Welfare than they had done in + Bavings Bank iidg = Berni Lome & Timmen co. | plans to equip a plant costing $250, | the past ne | ITE American an Benttion Wash . The members of the company| Floyd Merrill was not looked up- oo ie a ————-=2 have made plans to apply for the /0® by the court with such tenlency, G . ACHES tee o right to furnish light and power to ng senton lo reform ad poss Ga tee t "Get dene. 118" per! elon | th® NAVY Yard at 10 cents per kilo School. The sentence was postpon- OsTEOP ATHY. watt hour. They state they can fur 4 &t the request of an aunt, who ~ nish the power cheaper than the bas raised the boy, his parents be- ea ee ’ oon SOUR Pere Ue er, the tis Bile ‘br oe os oa, aisstricitp. vines: | sister ne »|Kovernment can generate it with !ne dead She promised to take p—# ay ymin = at steam propelled t him to her parents in Kansas, pro- | wae wicveLes. Sangeet beers ony <—E- 1 Merpeend Luana mse |viding the court would permit.” ‘The — tia Sere Or Nam ee Lon NAVY YARD, PUG UND, Judge consented upon, condition that f at. “asthooaanss. ee fo Lo clerks ror draagnts | they leave within 24 hours. = oF ony oe} THE CANA DIAN ee a Deh, D. Greduss ae seers | men of the navy yard are rejolct aa Fisher Co | today over the receipt of pose T ri Peet Eee mental order authorizing a net 10 T am Carpenter a on PATENT ATTORNEYS. | con Beamer” ‘ | per cent Increase in their salacios. | Rn Re al bn [Fie ncrease'te'tne reruitor we| @AWLEY ARE vines ands Fim aan * bs Bn ACETAL A oMRAom tome jommendations of local offirials. Bee. pena ea Atoenars mee te the time ts ie te bare ee an | Ce. wamNta Being, fa sa pr Sey About 66 members of the clerical D SM $ E i ee ‘ : io | fe are affect te 1786% ‘Markee a, agent Oh rote Barge 2 ere Mart-tioya Won’ “Write for oak eeerng, metene, tation P= 3 lorce are affected. i | | $ D Lest-—Maiamate bitch, yellowish gray. Nn | tani h Talbot. REPEAT, Motual Life Mr MARK “TWAIN 16 73. Capt. T. R. Gewley, who was Reture to 1166% Market st Ballard 243 | . ! ‘ ' TOGRAPHERS PPLIES. oat —_— ted by the immigration aw! Rowere. 2s. Arrived ! Arrived ! | PHors: t 3 Ens oe nee | REDDING, Cons., Dee. 1—samnes | grremed d's ahetgn ot Sepeeant HELP WANTED—MALE. PROF MARTIN, a oaaaaan Seavly So- 38) Ceasers B68} ae % HS Sct i yet | L. Clemens, Mark T passed bis Javanese women for immoral pur- Porn tae beet os) eee PHYSICIANS. 4B Upper Beheterinan ncek ie Cherry | Tird birthday at his home yester-| pores, and who has been at liberty | ‘ka ad Tonnes Oppor' money| OUARANTEES BATIFPACTION ON SRN a aaa a day. Ae was his custom, Mr. Cle- 000 iT reh in wate ime Tan tee ALL APPAIRA OF LEPE fon. hin Giseasca. ait Aveda on $6,000 bail, bas been released fe e mens took bis morning ride, pas® | from custody, the charge being dis- oui for, perticulars a tamed yeu uaa the TRU {8 Parmer \tag the remainder of the day with | missed on the ground of insuffictent Power Co. 114 Columbia et. 20-6 one | Milan. “Aube "it a) | Mts household. | evidence. Miatiog Go. Pits jsmmcciocnsees eens | Smee golicirons WANTED. hy Pho | | At the time Capt. Gawley was Must acd know how to Past, eae silia pemre —nmen | O07: 4 arrested, four Japanese men were solicit ‘ary t to right man. arti between 9 and 10:06 a mm. at i309 4 GECOND HAND CLOTHING. | Seen 26 mi be oe also taken into custody, and, ac ar, etty. ernment names on. Fe Pay piigheet prices for serena hand | Tallor-Made, Uncaiied-for cording to Charles T. Hutson, a® Sot oabewen een yey lediew and. gentizmens clothing - 400 Colman ide If Overcoate, Craven sistant United States district at- 008 wasinren. Prones, Ind 441; Main 106 far be tite ete kage, 2118 tat ind, 9838, | "Mem wanted to clear & large tract of fy , wom RS Re, gf J torney, thoy will be prosecuted vig- HELP WANTED FEMALE. come to fred Cleirvoyent and SHOE DEALERS. jana me Te te okth ap ruit Canes Kiso Pull Dress — ais lites te maleate. ‘ ‘or Fen 10 the reaso Wanted. “a Relea German lady to do Low Fee a ee —— al of the case against Gawley, M ‘on farm. Apply cS. tor Hnliara proper a FO! rEew Y ob Pires ar ane mf Hutson would sa: nothing when ier. Moaree Wast. ae mee A Pew teagheot ait Py ranch, By er | CITY REAL ESTATE, y LJ FOR RENT—HOUSES. — seen this afternoon by a Star re | now | if fou want to buy @ farm, ose Barmesl | porter, t is true that the case be convinced. Sceceenelnion 10 TO ® DAILY AND SUN Rey. & Howe init mennnges, | Collyer, 322 Malley bulldh rv against Captain Gawley has been ; Sf ds eam “i ln, "WFR HINTS TO BUYERS teint casuin “damier tat toe TWO S-room cottages, $12.50 per PROF. 1. MARTIN, day. Sunfay, ot A Ot ee Sen aN a, | i Ly month MOTRL, MANHATTAN. rie a Yesier car to Tent! viowk | S-aere tracts, 6240, 0% cash 2 lots near California av., West Seattle; | nothing against him to be brought | Lares lote near WOODLAND PARK 14ta% THIRD At © ee PIKE. north Phones—M 6442, ", ttt) | wat C Bisck 062 New York Mare {both for 7 before the fede grand jury. ~ The car ROOM ‘ 1A td | 48 aoree tana, near Bnom- | teem, cottage for $12.60 per ‘CITY REAL Japanese are, hoWever, to be prose- block in Moore's Uni- aly Helen Tyee Borieia® ett Sun. bag vid. ening® at §; con. ir, iis Pivet Motel Vou: Parlor 14. cuted, and \we feel certain of con- a for # River valley farm of 49 acres, | Vieting them.” Improved with “PHONE NORTH. ior WHuTR me. Mme. Nellie Rion |x! most reliable clairvoyant STORAGE, phyehic palmiat, gives advice an love, law —_—_ lage, divorce. apeculation, Investments: | gC M@n Transfer, Movin try | Words ‘a‘t present” by Mr. Hutson | mn truly set ia an intimation that the authorities $11—2-room, Sean a 1 care — i, Fiet av; Phone BE 4097. A 8. j For ent—Ni 1686 let. Phones: Main partly improved, near Otiala, | SFC not entirdly through with Gaw Ind"phone 0). —i-i | Sr’ speparctads sgnsees a | tor ‘2 ah | ley's cane. fwrarriage with the one , Furdished apartment of $0 rooma, —_——o—________. * oan ae ree-room house, 954 Elev jreert 90 fad or home. so dreary Wu the lnrgent b Mrs. Emma Lamphere, national f the only $16—4 rooms—27th, Paper to suit tenant. FOR SALE—HOUSES. a ia Oper Senkeys Teadings, noe. between Kent | Organizer of the Retail Clerks’ ong Asburn, Ban Stara others ask.) union, spoke last night before the bere nes mantone wrianr, local retail clerks on the tmport- w ance of higher wages and increas- ing the membership. Mrs. Lam-) phere's primary mission in Seattle is to recrult members for the Retail | MUST SELL. Madame Zira XMAS PRESENT FOR ONE OF THE FAMILY Twelve-hundred-dollar equity for cash in ?-room modern house: Dieck from Meridian car ¢ View. Phone--Ind. Green 449. —10-3 | swe sOME OF THE PROPERTY ON tice. ianiiiaabanh ” ma went to ben naney on yo J . w DODLAD Cc eke D I bypatarh aptto borrow manex on wee BiDae ee Weemaep Utters Worthless Checks. eek “ 0 It Now Real estate tonne 6 spesbaity 101 elke ET ne tat cadet Maks | oUt sufficient funds in the bank, to| J. GOODFELLOW &@ BONS, 16 per month. meet them, Vernon T. McConnell) | Before the bo Oi Bailey Bic Foam Cor and tol ; | mae yo hogm starte, Unele Sam will Malley Bide (2) Two ¥ tear itp bs yo was arrested last night. ©. H, En , . SE cane FOR RENT—ROOMS. ane 15) . of 91.50, 64.00. up; 2he, B60, bee night and 4 in vate family for PE ae US ok eee foome and board, $4.50 2422 Jackson, AS411 * iets $20 and up. 0 and up “ Tied estisha ion | Mtting company, of 2224 First av., REATTLE NOMESERKERS CO nodero cottage, 1 Main Offices ‘H80 cash. drawn on the National Bank of Ho- sans U8 Per quiam, for $20, with Intention to defraud, ‘THE BEVERLY, 1823 th. Main ion daily es. | Branch Office be, at fed) Bee the navy yard BOARD AND ROOM, 19s | autos. — eee | Ee ROOM « board of hy two or more| CARD RBADING Be. a" Thomas, near Pitot best_home | Howard Union fiix| FARM pleasant. | ————————— nnn | proved: handy to Ha 24th AVicE. heres in cultivation, b x feneed and cross fe HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, MET ROTITE | 1s bearing: all Kinds ef ‘AbarimenteWousskecping Mis-roam house, Jot bone, oor nd view: 01 “4 if | Ot office. 6] THR ROUND TRUE Colman Salley; sound view: Women’s Guild to Meet. “yainnce bis ‘por month!| ‘The Women's guild of St. Ste- for 6 tow days only. open| phien's Episcopal church will moet " Phinney ay. ad to 66th./ at the rectory, 1535 W. 58rd st., Neath Acoso tak Wns Rallard, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 ROA. COMPANY & per cent ing 1° Bieos pri |@undaye Ta e, Winter oo our Green nd Addition lott ry ‘ Wctsettean room dweliin value for Quick 'agle | iot Sonia 4eio pie0 bee Frank J. Carney, who died tn this city yesterday, will be held this evening at 7:30 o’elock at 614 Olym- ple place. The body will be shipped to Wisconsin for burial Will Moet Tonight. The Beacon Hill Improvement proauote |Club Will meet tonight In a rogular Metal | monthly business meeting at the on- gine house, Mth av, & and Maswa- | chusetts at. walking 4) rooms, Fangs, hot water) sound | Heninger Main g202: Ind. agit, o'clock to arrange for the fair to Sow. 8010 Westers ov. nish ay Rae & a. | Saaun Beat 5 be held on Frid: December 11, aniroRa |S } to) ph 2 -t te en _,| teas 8 aan e "| Seeepeg pe eri ga NNRY AVE [Sar ty oer mee oa Funeral Services Tonight. For sale, furniture of implementa, W, 0 The funeral services of Mrs. 6 roome; 42550. “Tite “Virginie | gst ‘arene wide m KOBBRT MALTBY. io ee oh m. plaatered Pewee) (oles tw) isin 4448 919-020-021 Alaska Bide —~26-99 TT & DRAKB, stb ond Phinney Phone N 10, Whi f-room modern bh HAIR GOODS, As; Mi. Daher park; 98, Com: our Pilese with oth a for Hair Gods. Rt. SAPP & CO. ra 219 Denny Wide Fad fie ec: city, on Feet car comes soon, Grand tree excursion | WORK FOR YounsELY i Cc) Chickens, omen | man's 3t ee bring such good First, —tf pew addit helps you if you hel ‘our every man With | exour ose" wn, $5 monthly 4 Fuel MPatk hie own boas if ay. Lhe home be five and ENWOOD Park. nd “Nor ne " D.PAY OOn ail Ag jaueta Steamer Northiand arrived at 602-603-506 M at Bureka this morning and left im- * thd Becond Inovn’ ‘ida 800 Colman mediately for this port, She is AUCTION GALES, Spires oss ¥ and spruce jumber, complet: Moran | macathit.- Better’ ge. one Main 690; West 4 wi Siaaoni MASSAGE. , eran cleared from San Podro. EABONAL ‘ wini| “Wlecarley vitare ogg mr, water pip on each trad f° bt) WAVE THIS Ce CHHAP LOTS—FRE Steamer Watson arrived in this make clothes; 4 Ti] | rears present location. 1i4 (rear) Union, | °M4P Sh4 $f por mo hoslnon on lot 8 Buy a lot now. $10 cas morning after a quiet run up the ‘ ir mi plenty (0 eat and oon, | “G. too tn bs ana born, brings | Fay will heip you build coast. She brought the usual full re ag care, 107 Perry wt, George re wit bell forts 700) terme | start the new year in your own ome. cargo of general merchandise, OCULIGTS AND AURIOTS. 16. miles trom. he ti fos Joe aulak tur Svar or | Pree fel, for une wane OG Rteamer Fiverside cleared from wurgson chiropediet |B ote henner Bar tae nag | Rend: $88 per, nore. Kerwin" bate “ CORPORA. 602-608-604 Mehihorn — Bidg, San Francisco for this port today, 1414" Beoond ay Dr. mpiner, © Ber, Noes end ate | rer. w Martin, ‘east 70h at. Becond She will arrive Friday. piel Bi oh: ine 36a 107 American Bank Bide ea te SOR GC hl Steamer Minnie A. Caine sailed Thee D. Burr, Gradual TARIGATED LANDA NOTHING DO" * “hua goat | thie morning for this port from San “ . Tevet) pirni> Wide GONSULRATION Phas pm pionget, Ge par ore watery 48.00 vd fF 00m Mpa; must, veld at | Badro. w tr ada onp'e Bros at Binal! curt SS Sreadie Aanent=t tO" | Me Sette tee tae oak ANE SINR cargo at Hiveretts UATe®- PAM ia 4 JAPANESE STAB 6 | VARSITY MAY PLAY among the members of the ole with the result that a majority ¢ pressed themw played. The pi at Bpokane wi ven # the gante, which will doubtless be Ja i} ing of mean will come to Seattle ne Washington campu The election of a captain for the eleven in to come up # dications are that Pred 4 game on the thin year's cu chosen The on the team, poms chosen. yle that a ho in, wilg are Wix freshmer wever c'| DOBIE AS COACH in fave this game that Idahe xt year hortly. | Tegtinete again be and it } freshman will & Spposition on the part of the fac ty he main objec n the firet of the wed crits m the pract on to for hi eld and his action 6 was in progress. Bir that however, the It t# rumor A that a the co year whe * language coach has her of the reasons why Doble was not unanim ounyy elected two weeks ago in that he Baked for an increase t readily agree and thin was upon by the be ne ra But in the tight of his big victories there in no doubt ane in walary being as to the incre forthcoming, Doble base: to more of the fil ability to do what no « in the the Min football ship m ithe ather cage? ast four years has done @ chample tearm. an came to ma a@ th varsity were far from the best, anc mand rive ite thin chaotte Jum ry, & great work lasked to be directed to a cortatn | jaddress, A short time afterward une ng to the story of a clerk in| the f * bo of tra he was able t lett congered ‘. wey 2 Thomas circle, near Seta wife of A, Taylor, ety: Pagelay be ami th na | the shooting took place, a man | + 3. M_ Teacy,| Bend for price ite * 2 & woman, apparently greatly exctt SAYS THAT BORDS SHOULD BE VOTED — Unless the pfposed bonds «re voted at the coming schoo! elec: | the government hearing tion there will be no money to erect new schools or complete gd. ditions to care for the increase in school population, Reuben W. Jones, secretary of the board of educatt jon School officials | logg, the gove say that there is even now press-¢ buster,” ts pre ing need for additional room in which to care for the constantly | dently is uncon Increasing School attendamce. At present the total bonded in- / Archboj, in | debtedness of the district ts $2,- | tlons of Atto 625,000, and to offset this the board | lowns school property more than $8,000,000. PLAN TO MAINTAIN INFORMATION according to valued at Permission gras granted to the Commerce yee Seattle Chambe: terday by the park board to ¥reet a ‘COLLUSION ~ REPOR Two Steam Have sa, (B: i ¥ United DOVER, King, Deg ‘ re reported to agg ni 4 a in the Hay thie morning, ang down with all on papa are searching th have not been signs of the ARE BUR IN ip many Austrian fer race feeling hie beak ing J ‘eeta, present dynasty ang join the army. of event of @ civil wap: grfera! throughout # situation ie! rt SHOWN ec NEW Youn 6. Archbold, aetiv@ head ard Ol) Co, took the star show of confidence his demeanor, Rosenthal, tor the the final q rect examine examination, | tion of it. that the 8 | sey was orgi funda of the capitalized over the at yon. Sanaa ized und he said. e a trustee of} from 1662 dissolved. When Ki exapination brought out bas been temporary structure on Pioneer | ofthe | square for a public information ba-| rean during the fair period. ra bureau is one of three Alaska -Yukon-Pacific exposition msl ehamber to maintain | LONG HA after May 1. The others will be lo the Union depot id grounds, purveying miscellaneous informa- asked the the exposition that @& at| Hesides | oi nel tion, the chamber will take care of | Peripatetic OF RIPLINGER HUNT FUND City Comptrotier Carroll night filed’h letter with the finance committee of the city counci! ask turned over to the George F. Russell, former city treas- urer, to prosecute the search for | ing for an accounting of the $6,000 fund which was appropriated and custody of John Riplinger, the city’s default ing city comptrolier. Chairman Sawyer, of the com | mittee, explains that a partial re-| port was filed with the committee | of stook, 96.000 | It ts believed that the use of the | by Russell several months ago, but | this report » seems to have been lost BRINGS SUIT FOR An alternative writ of mandate was issued by Judge Morris this morning requiring the Pacific Tel ephone & Telegraph Co. to forth with place a telephone in the resi FARMS AND LANDS, Money to Loan - Clerks’ National Protective 8890:|Qonce of Edgar J. Wright, at 4743 | University boulevard, or appear and |show cause December 11 why they Charged with issuing checks with. | should not be ordered to do so. The petition in the case sets forth that although the company has | poles and wires within 200 feet of | st7t. "P25 | ish, proprietor of the People’s Out-|the Wright residence, it is impos |sible for him to get a telephone. $1,600. $200 ens, | claims that McConnell passed a He states that ne put in &p applt-| check on him on November 9,| cation at the offices of the company ) on October 29, but that the company has neglected and refused to give him service, ATTORNEY’S SLAYER LOSES MEMORY PORTLAD y United Press.) iD, Ore., Dee. 1,—James 4 Finch, the slayer of Ralph B. F she not Killing ing absolute i been near the any time last lear as to all that pi anything al ‘oung attorney, profess till keeps up the pretense of bering norance of having johawk building at Saturday afternoon Yet Finch’s mind seer: r 4 perfectly ded and all that followed the tragedy, This morning Finch told in detal! of a conversati on he held = with Frank Grant, another lawyer, a few hours before Fisher was killed and Also described minutely a conversa thon over the telephone about 11:80 o'clock. the conversation with Wh ing to my word him down in cold blood. THE BEST COUGH CURE, RR. wh halt ee of Vir f Gh KY. at is Curabl ht in a hours. ry four ME Bench ¢ h Thom joa! with F Finch re: her ts for word her—then cannot recall go ishoXs offic: nd shooting in Ol1 of Pine, ne and w half y mixed, wil) cure an) 0. and break a& Take « teaspoon houre Srugeiot for the gen in Ot! of, Pine corp waranteed by the One Ask your e Leach’ und. pu innatt, 0. ‘of ing covered n |. The member the overflow demand for lating | Thanksstving } during the fair, and for this pur pose will resurrect the list of avall- ble rooms which was complied last April for the accommodation fleet. visitors. The chamber will | miles stce Ti undertake to heve not less tha: 10,000 rooms available at all times. | Henry and ASKS ACCOUNTING Snoqualmie Mount Si. thelr trip Blenderieith, \old bogs stractor arried stout (ents, party along the way, ® with but a for the hard ville hed 3 ° last) DAYTON, On| Wright, who has | his home here: from the so far reco’ today his tn at once. PISTOL. pHtLabh PHU ard Burke, @ wounded and shot in the arm, pistol fight with front of the hotel in Broad st. lag | ergan and | Saturday night ;: jfrom the sdle of Gass | Army and Navy | Which they had \geth They met reneWed, WAR ON SU NEW Y ment among the | York City and about the supp! performances 0 out the greater ety ‘ed today, when three denominatl ly meetings, interdenominational | tore, if possible, tie ling of all the SAYS GR BEEN A statement cial actions of B jent Grant was f council last it Carrol) and H. NoRaee assistant building ssigned as the resi ce ferences with the partment. he statement + cites a dozen the building + bul liowed the construction a) contrary to 0 | ment was referred i water committee #3 |] two. car | Hats, Bh | ing | |