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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-27

thristianity Clashes With Seaman.
ship on Collier Leeienaw.

A modern martyr. Puritan az the blue
ocean a sailor who IL God fearing ana viii
not work on Sunday. and who would rath-
suffer- In the flesh than IN spirit. Is Jens
j. Jensen. late one Of the crew o; the
steam collier LeclenAw Capt. A J. Storrs
row lying az ,he coal bunkers. that - Il
Jensen told the truth 20 United States
Commissioner James kl@!er yesterday
when ne swoge out A warran; FOR the ar
Pest q First Officer Oscar Parker. OF the
I>-esenaw. ca charge of assault and bat
terry on the high seas.
capt S.orrS, on behal Of First Officer
Parker. says thai 80 far a. he knows
Jensen was never ill-,reated by Parker
and that IN his own opinion Jensen Is an
uagrateful Danish saIor man. with dash
too much - salvation Army IN RS mental
composition. Caps. Storrs does no; blame
tn ;ir~t officer fer losing patience with A
nan LOO good - mop the deck or Sun
day. and. when Parker VAS arrested On the
warrant. became rc-pousiole for his APP
rearauce today 10 answer the charge IL
tnr cTEniss.3neg s cCuTt Parker bonds
WEE $40
Jensen S.rayei into the commissioner
o1'ee YESTERDAY rnotn;ng aod told one Of
the most remarkable stories on record in
some respects Comm3S ~oGer kietrr has
heard al Kinds 81 complaints from sea-
ElsB. oHf lersen's w3s u new one Tho
css7lTzai sSic5er. wAc : good observer Of
sunday himself. had Sot ceased 20 wonder
when ne re;o.e jensea's story 10 a re-
porte.
Tae man :o'1 ne" s-.. ne. ";ha: Re
VAS nat one o. the regular crew II tie
l-se.eaaw h.. was working his Nav up
;rcT San Francisco HE sad everything
waS 4.i r.ght anti as: Sunday morning
wacu they wanted nm = 10 ne work lust
g. -. a1y oiseT 2@y- Then. lie sad ne
recalled. because 4 Vas against as Yxin-
pes 70 ~oTk on sunday ~ Vas a
Cars .sv lie sta,e2ieEs &<.F trsk yYy
trsAEr away. ara @xk@i JSGSs. how len =
he 138 orsC sAl.iag Ten ) srs ~ t. Z
me. i, bes-s aEytaiag nave heard n a
hons ;ssue
Wee, Jensen sd tNay refused % .e {
h.EG 3. g ref4se3 - WSek 3rE tnAt ~
~3feea 20 n - a!s sunday EaeaIs Later.
roNeNeT, ne >43d the FIRST OF ser came
aFe~@a al, pTc:Aesag ass action WITH ;he
~tAtstsl+ ~ t-St Hr 2ssg-se6 CH~assian
SGy11H. pEcce@7s.. "a mop t1e DISK wta
JeaSen. =. 1s1s;. taAs IS aesg Jef.sea
cams fsTss1 says Pare c1ssca hl-a
ard s1sT~,T1e. n aE3Sgf :rigSG.s- -
: e = 1~r21tt SsG tcg8o:~5g ! + hear
~aat NJ Fafks- vi eaHe - saw
Ft@>t Df<-ce- ParkeV Was nct ab1a-i 20
}.eeiesaa~ ~ssn 1te Espcrte- " .mt down -
gAtssa rs Size e re stSry as.. Cant
SE2ffS - fNr farmer GefFrse $50
! nevsr saw nSr aeAgG 9: aGy Dealing
Tet facts. - Ear 49, them. are fhas
stEs<4. eA1e - Parker - SAL F!A-.-Aco
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Cooper Doty and Van Zant. OF Whatcom.
they are among the recognized sportsmen
or the state ana IL was supposed that they
would surely DC present F. s. Maciure. of
Victoria. sent word yesterday that his bus!-
ness affairs would not permit him to come
over. He thought Minor might arrange his
AFFAIRS SO as 10 De present Johns, one OF
the tayors,es az all HE tournaments has
not been heard from, hut II Is hoped that
he VIII put n his appearance.
Secretary ]. n Hardy distributed badges
last evening TO those VITO were on hand a
the time set for the meeting The badge
IL the prettiest ever used at shooting tour
nament In this city II ~ made OF red and
white satin. brought toget her in a knot
where the coors met. Over the knot Is
white button, on which is HE facsimile OF
ii shooter IN the act Of calling the trap boy
10 pull,
If there are many straigh, scores made
today Il will lie A great surprise. Any one
Who kills IA ont OF IS viii ne doing wonders
Experts say that they find Il more difficult
10 make good scores IN Seattle than in the
Last. The reason for this is that the field
slants down from the "score' toward the
traps. The background Is a wide expanse
OF sky and water. and The birds are thrown
"a swift as poss bic and also at very sharp
angles. Harvey McNurphy. who Is as
good man ut The traps az there q in the
United States, sad when he was tere last
that he had 20 use every precaution TO
avoid missing birds that looked easy.
Visitors VIII be welcomed at the grounds.
No al ss9Or ~ charged.
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the Post Intellig encsr. Tae tustousis re-
fuse TO make a statement as 10 the .ssleS
upon which thp speakers representing the
TWO parties niiSht come together
Yesterday Chairman knickerbocker sent
the following letter TO Chairman Rutter. OF
the fusion county committee:
County Central Committee OF the Feo-
Pies Party. Pioneer BAHIA ns. Ctty-Gen-
ilsmsn: W. have your letter OF yesterday
or the subject OF the proposed JOINT dis-
cusssion between representatives OK our
parties Permit us 10 suggest that your
action in al the outset inpu&n ns our mo-
lives and questioning thc honesty OF our
first communicat 90 on the subject Wall
not contribute greatly 20 tie confidence or
the public In that fir ana impartial Dis
QUESTION through " hich ouly any eEiighten-
ment and Instruction On the issues OF the
campaign can result.
If The 'issues of The campaign can Re
settled upon between as We VIII most
heartily cooperate with you toward So
curing The Joint discussion OF them.
We trust that we may be favored win
a courteous answer 10 our previous com
nlunicat.on as "a FRS step toward this end.
Very respectfully yours.
Il II. kNiCkERBoCKER.
FRED III. LYSoNS Chairman.
'sSp1rpfarX''
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Four Fail to Pass and Are Returned
on the TncoInn

Sgeeal T,lpa.ch 70 the Post fntelligencer.
PORT TOWNSEND, OCT al-Slnce Sat-
uT3ay last the local customs officials have
bean engaged In examing tao big batches
~ Cinnamon. VINO arrived hare recently
.rom the Orient on the steamers Tacoma
and Victoria only small number OK
he C*.estsals ~sre examined each day
tsH woyz being slow and taking up nearly
me whole OF the morning aad afternoon.
s-e2 GusAtp Tacoma c2rrsei away four
Cinnamon who had been refaeeI admit
lance 70 the United States Three os :hs~e
waTs brought over on the ia SOMA The
other Cb.namaa claimed that ne had been
II merchant ~ seattle FIs certificate cor
resplrCled with his descT igsscn IN every par
t.C4l8y. Huf the wltuS ~es whom h. nanef
- lfe1 % identity him. H. was about 70
serd .9r another witness who Was sr -
attic hut the arrival @ tha Tacoma crush
Il Eis hopes - entry. and be was onEzeG
- depart aaNsllsnssy for h.s native land.
81 me sixty seven Ca.nag7en who acre
rr0urht heTa ~ RE Victoria ara Tacoma
iwszty have passed Satisfactory sxzrn.na-
tions These have h~en sent - Tacoma
a. 1hs expense - ;Ae Northern Pscifc
Company.
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IRhPSbOO1ERS ARE READY.
CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT At
WEST SEATTLE TO-DAY.
Make Clean Scores-EIectric Pals,
Unknown anA sharp Angles Make
Sensational Work Very Di2icult.

The annual meeting OF the Washington
State Sportsren's Association, which was
10 have been he.5 hast evening III the Ho-
tel Seattle. was post pone6 until tonight al
O'Clock. owing 70 the absence 81 the Taco
ma contingent. The next shoot really goes
TO Tacoma 50 1t WAS thought best to nod
the meeting when its representatives were
present They viii come his morning on
the first train. and take part In the afSi
eyenE % the tournament.
Shooting will commence promptly this
morning al O'Clock al the West Seattle
grounds. During Tie day nine events Will
be pulled Oh the most important OF which
Is the team championship shoot AT the
present time the clubs have not announced
their candidates, so IL ~ almost useless H.
speculate as 10 the probable Sictors. Spo-
kane will be we'll represented oy Tom
Ware. the champion al teammates. +. h
McDrowD. wha is one OF the three tied Tor
the 1857 I've bird championship. and Will
Jams a new man 10 Seattle scenek Tacoma
will pick from H. ID. Denham. Z. W. X I'M
ball Young and w. F. Sheard. II IL ssid
that Perce. one OF her best men. Is al
sent and viii not return In time 20 oartic-
ipate in the tournament. Seattle Will have
a good field to chose from. but Will miss the
services of Hood and Capt. f. p. Miner.
who are In Alaska The local men who will
tave 10 be taken into consideration are
Dick Stevens T. +. Ellis. Charlie tanning.
w l. Che.as. II. F. Norton. A. X. Church
a. Jack Ruppe, W. 4. Hardy. J. y. Har-
dy r. ". charIes
No. Z word has been heard from Dell
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OUT IN THE SEVENTH.
Meyer. Holloway. Hart and Others
Distribute Uouuuets.

There was a fusion meeting last night
al Frecds hall out IN the Seventh wari.
al which various candidates We're brous h :
forth ~ show themselves and make little
speeches.
Dr. Yandeil. who wants Ia 30 re-eieC ted
roroner. discussed the war silver and the
candidates; County Clerk Holloway read
Statement which purported 20 show that
be had managed his Office for s5.eo1 less
during his Term than had his predecessor.
] ". Gordon, in the Same length Of time.
lie offered ~ bet that his figures were cor
rect Sheriff Meyer. the biggest member
OF the courthouse ring. physically. also
rad lew figures TO show that he had
Sytd sa.is1 lie didn't offer To be-. Then
Edwsf1 Corfee and Prof. IL. O. Hoilen-
beck. candidates for representatives. and
j. II. rennlng. who wants to be justice Of
TIE peace. showed Themselves. as dif : NJ
shipiey candidate for senator. who made
Ions address. After j. NJ Carson and
Daniel keileher had spoken. John Is. Hart.
Who bad been reserved as the great gun
began his speech.
M Hart declared that the last fusion
legislature was the mos: efficient In the
history OF the state and said that II had
fassfi more remedial legislation than ali
forroe- legislatures. HIS attack upon fb,,
supreme court for It's decision against the
eors;tutionanty ~ The FAX exemption was
bitter N the extreme.
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BANKING AT DAWSON.
Money Made Rapidly in Discounts
and Buying Gold Dust.

Special Dispatch to the ost-Intelligencer.
OTTAWA, Oct s6.-The manager Of the
Bank OF Commerce AT Chatham. Ont. has
received an interesting report on the hank
ing operations in the Yukon from MEM
Der Of the banks staff there. 1t is dated
September 10, and from II the following is
an extract:
You would hardly believe the value OF
news here from the outside. When We got
here Il man gave 500 for an outside paper
one month Old. rented a hall and charged
81 admission 10 hear Il read and even now
Seattle pa pers are difficult TO get at 30
cents apiece. ] have not been much out OF
Ontario. but I've seen more money here in
circulation IN one day than | would see
In a month Or ne outside. Gold dust has
been. ard is pretty much now, the circu-
lating medium. and whether a II ans dust
is worth 81 or $ls to the ounce, In trade
il passes as SIC. the government taking II
at SIS. For small quantities we give si4
in bills per ounce. and in large quanti-
;ies per cent. less than the mint price.
oar last shipment left here on the 18th OF
September. and contained s,7a1 ounces. or
$500 900, 1t being our fourth shipment and
making total Of more than two and a
quarter millions. The Bank Of British
North America also made their first ship
ment on the same boat, amounting TO
s575d
The current rate of interest is 5 per
cent. per month to ordinary men. but Al
customers get money at 2ia per cent. While
Fadorado gold is worth sis.5o per ounce.
stephen and Dominion are worth $3.50 and
Hunker $3.50 per ounce"
Mr. Ogilvie took the postoffice IN hand
10 remedy Immediately upon his arrival In
Dawson He changed the hour OF open
ing from a. N. to a. m. and the closing
hour from TO p. m. no intermiselon be-
Ing allowed AT noon. All the old office ftt-
tincs were cleared out and new ones with
500 letter boxes introduced. having six
general deliveries. TIE prblc Is now en-
ahlei TO get mail matter in few hours
after It's arrival. without having TO wait IN
Inc TWO or three days. as was formerly
the case"
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ALLEN DRAWS \ mo CROWD.
CrntFaiia Turn. ont to Hear the Ell
senator.

Special Dispatch - ne Post-rn:elliErsce
CENrRALfA. Ori. 6.-Hon. Josn II A.
len ~ Seattle. addressed a Agcs s0d $50
thutaxstt audience a ghe cpfTA hoa>e 80
tA.s etty las, ni+a' la fSct. not @ithstan--
Tag the sforsny Esg7s and the very shors
sps : - time in when the meeting aae
been a.sx ettlssA 40 larger o. naage sn.eu-
s.Ax:fc rg-etU~s - tNe Republicans has
been 3 ga - sass county during tSe Preser.
carr g~sigr.
Eo- - - Eeyac.is }Gtro5 ~ce1 lie DIS
ting -1e1 speaker VIZ few appropriate
renls ks iaat seemingly strUcs ,sle pTotsT :
cha~5 foy a Continual roset - applause
and enthusiasm N&< maintained t1eogs< o.
out Ire entlrs sVtn,cs
Mr. Al,cn HAGe very impressive sssss h,
and bet a&s &c happy fscolsN - hoa4iI =
ire absolute atentsnn % ass aaflerre.
Ira -sucA as Mr. Aliens remarks No. 81
iaxscs1 ana tacro- @iflS ct - aQg-es-lFs IA
,ure 20 wca gCa~y admirers ara cea*ertz
e. lAf t..Se he Advocated.
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sCHooNMAKER WELL RECEIVED
Dig Audience Cheers Him Heartily
and Wants More.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligenc
MOUNT VERNON. Oct. 1s.-ITon r. Y
Shoemaker. Of New Jersey. delivered A
political speech al the opera house in this
city last evening 20 the largest and most
enthusiastic aud ence that ever Assem- bled
under one roof in Skagit county, and after
taking for three hours the crowd yelled
Keep Oh; give US more OF ina; kind OF
talk"
During his speech he touched upon all
important national issues, and dwelt for
same time upon the tariff question. putting
Il 10 MS auditor IN such plain words that
a lo-year-old school boy could easily com
piehond all he said
The speaker also spoke Of the future
greatness OF the Pacific coast. on accoun.
OF the immense trade this country ia work
ing up with the Chinese government. and
predicted That al some time in the near fu-
ture this coast would have city larger
than New York
Mr.. SHOEMAKER was enthusiastically
app!auded during sis speech, and il Is safe
10 say that he made scores of votes for
ths republican party on account of his
cchinon~sense and gSntlemanly speech
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20 Seattle Parker took him IN Every
thing xas al right Until last Sunday norn-
Ing. when Parker came 20 me and sad
That fellow Jensen won't woyk today.
him.
Well 81 sea On Sunday We expect the
men 70 turn 20 IN the morning and scrub
the deck. polish ne erasses And ger things
In or-er generally. After thai trey are
not required 20 do any further work Al
this mas, be done before breakfast. So
told Parker to tell Jensen. he couldn't eat
Until he worked. and said that he might
az well be Put into No. hold Until after
breakfast So far IS know. that is all
that Was done. After the meal was over
/ told Parker 20 bring Jensen up on deck,
and later ! saw the latter up forward eat
ing Just as though nothing had happened. "
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JONES ANXIOUS TO MEET LEWIS
IN JOINT DEBATE In SEATTLE.

challenged
i A
o
Republican
In : a
be eHny and fair Mr.
Kerr az ave said S not
md
he q
in
Republican candidate Of Mr. Ronald
challenge Lewis the Republican
II b w. L.
OF
naeetc
him any
nnlodat Is
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DON'T BE DECEIVED
When You Need Medi-
cal Aid.
DR.. LukcnS, the Oldest In Experience
Richest 10 Medical knOwledae Crowned
With 25 Years Unparalleled Success
The Sufferers Friend The Peoples
Specialist.

He has cured thousands and can cure
you II there is any po|tr on earth mat
effects ii cure in shorter time He saves
You months Of useless suffering and ex
pense You are not compelled 10 pay large
afus bits that the doctor may get his
perceD tAgei.
Dr L1xens furnishes his patients with
medicines free, eklifuhy prepared from
poisonous drugs prescribed When Dr. Luz
kens tells you the cost OF treatment, IL
means she entire cos; for complete cure
in any Of the folio wing diseases.
BRAIN. NERVES AND HEART II
you have dizziness. palpitation OF heart.
sense OF sufrocation, difficult brea thing.
tired. langu;d feeling. dependency. q fear
OF impending danger or death II sleep
cie,y. loss OF energy. ambition and self
confidence. which absolutely UNITS you
for study or business. II 20 serious dis
ease threatens your life. There ia no time
10 lose You shold consult DR. Lukens
before 81 IS 700 late.
YOUNG MIDDt.E-AGED AND OLD
MEN. There are thousands Of you troubled
with weak. aching hacks. kidney and
bladder and other unuistaka bic signs OF
nervous debility and premature decay.
Many die Of this difficulty or live in daily
torture. ignorant Of The cause, Uo not al
low m0desty to deter YOU from seeking
Immediate relief. The most obstinate case
treated with unf1iling Success by the great
yiisi!zing treatment.
4. 4
with complaints peculiar 20 your sex-.r-
regular palnfus and scar'y Fnenstfuatlon
abnormal discharges failing or reclining
OF the womb and oihec complications are
aseared OF speedy cure when others have
failed.
GENERAL DISEASES Catarrh a.
head throat ana stomach: rheumatism
dyspepsia. diabetes epilepsy. soitre. can
ce~s. ulcers diseases or iae lungs ana air
passages. The mos, perfect system Of
treatment
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES. sorea
nir1p!es. eruptio1a eczema letter. Scrof-
f.la. juniors blood poison primary and
secondary. thoroughly esseica'ed leaving
the system IN q strong. pure and healthy
SPECIAL DISEASES - delicate M r.
fure-irfianrnaiiou ana discharges. results
nf irdiscraf!pn. hydrocelc vericoce'4
atricturs piles fstaie. hernia ana al alr.-
drsd ;rouhiea quickly cured No detention
from business no cutting
WRITE yobr symptoms X living out az
city Thousands cured AZ home Mos.
perferi mail system. Absolute secrecy In
AZ professional dealings The mort fir3id
ana sensitive person q either sex need
nave 40 hFs3tnncy IN calling or the doc
tor Consultation free al Office or by
mail.
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Steamer Umatilla sailed fer San Fran
cisco yesterday with a full cargo Of freight.
amounting 10 800 tons. and the following
passengers.
Rev. ". II. Cooke, f. II. Kramer. w r.
lacking. Mrs. Mabel Sutton, Mrs. 5. II
Pitts. A. Fl. Van Den b sssn and wife. !
Harbeck. D. Spiegel. Mrs Fl. Mason. j. G.
Mrs J. Maverick. J. r. Smith, F. Sta6.-
miller. G. H. Merry. Mrs. T. Ross, f. 3.
Ross. NJ oses Burk, MISS r. A Wright. +.
J. Ssevins. r. l. Weaver. A. A. Joyce. {
u. Routisd8e. II. Ct. Torrance, X. 4. Kirk
Hugh Barr. II. j. RELY. F. Wr .gat, ". A.
Wadhams. J.. F. Henderson. A: William
s9n. ". T. Snyder, Stephen W. Roberts,
Edward GUM, {. Wilson. K. Jefery and
wife. Mrs Haley. Mrs. De Voc. Fred Ra-
len. H. ID. Horton. AIRS. E. Montgomery
O. Nelson. Mis- J. Brown, ". II. Tuggle
A. Sporman, j. Fisher. Mrs Wallace, II.
Lyle. G. r. Tengie. J. Lapers. II. r. Bus
sy. Mrs. Gates aud niaety-two second
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Legal. NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State OF Washington. in and for King
County. +. p. Tremper. AS Receiver OK
The Spring Hil Water Company. a cor
poratlon, plaintiff va +. L. Heller. de-
PENDANT. No $40. Summons.
State OF Washington to the said Il. La
Heller. defendant. Won are hereby sum
moned To appear within sixty Na) days
after the service of this summons upon
YOU exclusive Of the day of service. to-wit:
within sixty t6,o days after the 18th day OF
September 1898, the date OF the first publ
cation hereof TO answer the complaint OF
the plaintiff In the above entitled action.
and serve a copy Of your answer upon the
below stated. and defend the above enti-
lied acton In the Court aforesaid, holden
a. Seattle in King County. Washington,
the place hereby designated for the trial
Of said action and In case OF your failure
SO 10 do Judgment will be rendered against
you according tn the demand of the COM
plain, in said action. which has been filed
with the clerk OF said Court
The object OF said action f. 10 obtain
Judgment Of said Court 10 be entered In
favor OF the plaintiff and against you IN
said cause upon the two certain causes Of
action set up in said complaint. that {. TO
say for ne sum or Three thousand dollars
on account OF your Liability for unpaid
stock held by you OF the capital stock Of
TIE Spring Hhl Water Company cor
poration OF the State Of Washington. upon
The first Of said caures OF action, and in
the further sum Of Nine thousand dollars
received nv you HS n FtDCk UoiNeI or S3iu
Tho Spring HIN Water Company. out of
the dividend or distribution Of the capital
stock OF said company. Illegally declared
and paid.
II ~ further the object OF said action to
erih,ect TO the payment and satisfaction Of
the judgnsn. sought 20 be recovered M
aforesaid. all your right. title and interest.
In and 10 One hundred shares Of tho capt.
tai stock Of the Puget Sound National
Bank OF Seattle National banking corpo-
ration. standing In YOUR name. upon the
stuck books and records or said bank and
FOR the purpose 81 reaching which a Writ
OF earn ehment has been sued out Of said
Cont IN said cause. and duly served upon
the said the Puget Sound National Bank.
Of Seattle.
CLARENCE g PRESTON
Attorney for Plaintiff
postorice Address Room 40 Pioneer
Block Seattle. Washington.
Date Of first publication. September Is.
ysae
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~ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF Warrington. in and for King
County. L. p Tremper. as Receiver Of
The Spring i'm Water Company. a cor
r9orntIon plaintiff ys &. W Heller, de-
ienua.::. No 25.sss Summon.
state OF Washington 10 he said s. W.
Heller defendant you are hereby sum-
rnoned TO appear within sixty oD days
after the service If this summons upon
vnt exclusive of the day OF servire 'o-wit:
,,ith.n sixty ool days after the 18th day Of
san.. ,1,fer fsts the date - the first publ
~ss.4, hereof 10 answer the complaint OF
~. nlalruT in THE above entitled action.
and serve q copy Of your answer upon tho
trtets,Rned whose PcatOffIce Address -
p@}n,v etated and defend the shove enti-
Led action In the Court Aforesaid holden
r.. Seattle IN ktGg County, Washington.
Tie place hereby eeeEnaied for the trial
~ sad action and In case Of your failure
- 10 10 Judgment VIII ne rendered against
vo,, according 10 the d~uanf OF the coma
0iain, In sad action, which has beer filed
;yith the Jerk Of SAID court
The object az res action Is TO obtain a
Judgment % sad Court 10 ne entered IN
favor % the plaintiff anf against you in
sald cause. upon TIE t"o certain causes OF
aetfar, 20, gp ia rrslf com plant. that - 10
saw for he SUM II Tfrer thousand dollars
On aceoun, u your liability for unpaid
STOCK held by you Of the capital stock Of
The Spring HID water Company. a cor
,,..rs,fnn ~ .n@ STATE o, Washington. upon
ne erst 81 saii ceaees o! action and in
the further sum OF Nine thousand dollars
received by yea a. STOCK noiasr or said
'l-ne SprsnE hin Water Company. out Of
ffn esyfAemd or distribution OF the capital
sJock OF said company. Illegally declared
and paid.
- = gurther tire Office, u salf action %
.aI5t.r, 20 the payment ard satisfaction os
sAa 4.dgusnt sought 70 be recovered ~
afarSsaig all your right Title and interest,
RI ara fo One hundred shares Of the capt.
fal stock o. the Puget Sound National
bark O. Seattle. q National banking corpo-
ration standing n yogr rans upon the
xtock BOOKS and records OF sa!d bank, and
.or the purpose q reaching wAsch. VIII
O, Gsrn.sa ueni hss been sued oat Of said
s-curt IN said "a Ise, ard duly served upon
The sid the Puget Sound National gaak,
u SEATTLE.
CLAIR EsCE = PRESTON.
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
PcStoEsce Afdrer1 Roxa 4Sg p.onese
Block Seatfie Washington.
Date o. first Publication. September y
sse.