The Seattle Star dated December 3, 1904

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ONE CENT t and Sunday: Fair; fresh southeast winds NIGHT EDITION SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, DECE — MBER 3, 1904 oe z VOL.

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f | THE SEATTLE STAR-—SATURDAY, DEC. 3, 1904 Sp eae aeaeaeakateae stat esededesedesee deste Inks Tolle IIa Me MISSA SA IASI

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] | TENANTS OF COLEMAN DOCK A HAPPEN IF DIRT iS DUMPE ‘The tenants of } Ddutlding w " af of exoit g when 1 1 1 t ¢ hants bout

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THE SEATTLE STAR Py ATAM PUBLISHING CO orc Beverth Avenen saemiomienes ae BEYER) AFTERNOON EXCEPT FUNDAT. TRL&E @esiness...

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INDIAN CHILDREN TO HAVE A HOME | METLAKATLA RED MEN ASK THAT ALL DESERTED YOUNG. | STERS BE SENT TO THEM, W HERE GOOD PLACE

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THE ett BTAR—SATURDAY, DEC. “ Star ‘< CLASSIFIED SECTION VEN to advertise your little store in the smallest way—in the want

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Fashion Fads are Fleeting A Savings Account Is Always In Style The Union Pays 4 PER CENT interest Direct B. MacDougall manvel

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| The councilmen present stated | | that the construction of a new city | } hall was not only a necessity, in or | der to p ©