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with % decided accent. onllvoned the
trial and caused litter 20 Iun
throug the room hy stating that the
boys put up "a hard nght. but that
"the officer ana ii pretty good ,urn
himself"
Defense Begins
Tho state rested hero und the dee
fonHo put A. g.. Patterson. r. real cs-
tate man. on the stand. IIr tna'i-
nod that ho sat tn the balcony dur-
Ing the trouble. but ou the opposite
side from the scene WitneHa stated
that he ana not believe that tho Of
ncer was struck by the huys. bat nd
mitted that they might have struck
a blow which hv failed 10 observe.
Accuses the omeot
o. q, Dowuoy. Who SAT near tho
young men. stated on the witness
stand that tho officer was nrErcs-
slvo from the start Ito testified thnt
cries 81 Throw him over the rnil'
aud similar ones were directed
against tho officer.
Thomas A. Mckay sat IN the Rnl-
iorv lie testified that whom the
trouble was over and the accused
boys were standing quietly the Of
ncef drew his handouts aud struck
a blow
At t.i6 O'Clock, with the conclusion
81 Mrkay'H testimony. thee hearing
was continued until this morning.
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LAST EDITION.
q O'Clock.
NOW WITH
THE JURY
/ snuenbaugh's Trial for At
tempted Murder Near
It's End

,-s.i a. Noah LonFenhaugh for
,l....sslng b shoot K. L. Muir was
aes..,',.s,1 this afternoon and is now
~. =. ssnls % the jury.
n ~ A.stnae undertook 20 prove q
~ intimacy between Muir and
sgi',, s..ser bauen. II was shown In
M tAat they had been IN each
e. eamrany a good deal and
60 ssress was ula upon "a trip
$780, which they took together.
49, Al the Same hotel. The de-
sssin,ea they occupied the same
ma prosecution brought the
s.,,@,rsss 81 the hotel over 20
49, EAT the couple occupied sep
- - ,ssrss. but this I'art of her tes-
..mv was. not admitted. 10 was
- nat I.ongenhaugh went 10
49, go n the New York block
:. ~ evening q September 3. He
- written statement dealing
-. - latterx intimacy with.Mrs.
ss...--se.bacxh. An alteration en-
- n ne course % witch Long
$500 sfrew . pistol, Muir spranx
$500 RIM and a. that moment
4, nlssol wss discharged. the bah
.--.inx Muw's siie and causing a
-, sbrasson The defense sought
!, r.ske Il APPEAR that Muir was the
.--~s~sor AMI that the shot was fired
: .n,f-,asfenSe. The parties were
...'.-a.ea before ARy serious damage
- Ara. Vine II. Fahen prosecut-
i M RsnSheyg & Simmonds de-
49, ~ case.
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TRANSPORT
DIX ARRIVES
The Vessel Will Load Government
Supplies Tor Honolulu

The big United states transport
DIX, Capt Walton, arrived in port
this morning from san Francisco.
she lcfl that haFbor sept lS and had
e. slow trip up on account ~ carry.
iuE no cargo, Later Ia the duy the
DIX tied w az the Arlington dpck
a. load her cargo for Honolulu. This
VIII consist OF io.9oo tons ~ hay and
grain. She IL expected 90 sail about
Oct. y, The commanding officer %
the transport ~ Capt StrrnherG.
Capt. Walton acting as nhvlsatinN
cfticrr. The DIX wac az one time
known az the Samoa and ~ a sister
ship % the Paclnc mail liner AlEoa.
She has been Ia this harbnr before.
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THE METEOR
The Big Globe Liner Arrives
in Port Splendid Vessel

= Nrht steamer "Meieof~~ Captain All
strom, the second ~ the Globe line
10 arrive Ia this harbor tied up at
the new Yasler dock at O'Clock this
morning Thla boat % like collier,
built on the same lines na the Tam
plcO. but Of B. 900 tons burden, which
~ 900 tons more than the Tnmuico.
The Meteor Is a new steamer. built
az Toledo. Ohio. and from there tax
en- to baltimore. The trip from that
port 10 Seattle, which che completed
today, Is her maiden effort From
Baltimore 20 San FranciHco the Ne
teOr brought 400 tons Of coat. but
from Frisco 20 this hnrb0r she had
only 700 barrels Of cement az ballast
Her lack Of cargo was due 20 the In
Dor troubles IN San Francisco. and
the desire ~ her owners 90 get 10
this port az soon aa possible.
Around tho Horn
The Meteor loft Baltimore on June
.. arriving at San Francisco on Sep
tcmber .. Her trip was slow on nc
count Of the poor quality OF coal
which she had on board The steam
er was delayed. too. several days at
Rio Janeiro through defects in her
steering gear. After passing through
the Straits ~ Magician the vessel
struck stormy seas and was cOmpeil-
cd TO "hsaye to- for % hours. OH
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THE SPOKANE
AVE. BRIDGE
County Commissioners Let Contract
for Its Construction

The county commissioners entered
i.lto a contract with the Puget Sound
Bridge and Dredging Co. this morn
Ing for the construction ~ ihe pu-
vanish river bridge at Spokane ave-
nue. THIS IL the bridge whose coli
structton was sought to be entntnesl
by rival contractors. The case has
been appealed % the supreme court,
but no auperseeens bond flisf. and
Prosecuting Attorney Fulton has al
vised the commissioner that the
work may legally proceed.
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A Son Of Hermann

a ". Springer returned last night
from San Antonio. Tex, where he
attended the national convention Of
the Sons u Herman. Mr Springer
Il second Vice president ot the order
He says ne had q good time In the
South. but the weather was too hot
for 4 resident Of Puget sound. and he
Is glad 70 get home. The next ma
tloual convention viii be held at Sc
attic IN 1905.
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was literally poured over the ships
bows before she could make any
Roadway
strange Mascot
The Meteor has a peculiar pct ON
board. II is-R monster turtle. three
feet long, which WAS captured seven
hundred miles from shore. on the
Equator Tho big nmphiAinn rcpoaca
in big vat. lie iH a great fHvurite
with The sailors, who have named
him "raact"
The Meteor expects 90 clear frum
here FOR Honolulu about october q.
Repairs Go her steering apparatus are
necessary however. and u may be-
two weeks before She anils. She Will
take a cargo of q 600 tons originally
Intended Tor the THmpieo, IL com-
priscH hay. grain, fertilizer ana lum-
Der.
Largest OF tho Fleet
The Meteor Ga the largest 81 tho
Globe fleet. being Of 8 900 toms bur
den The Tampico comes next With
5000 tons and tho Eureka with 500
tons. The lust-nnmed ~ expected 60
erEve I'm this port IN about "a week.
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More Damaqe SUITS

Two more damage claims were Ill
"a against the city tud1v one Is
hy D. ~ Sargent. who naka TOO boz
cause 90 alleged injuries received BY
falling on e. loose plank az wash.
inEipu street and Second avenue
south. Sept ~.
Tho Seattle Transfer Co. wants
GinI f.r e demolished hack. the re-
suit ~ the vehicle dropping into a
effectively constructed roadway nt
Massachusetts street and Thirteenth
aNauata
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BOXING GO
A Lightweight Contest Prom.
ised in Seattle

II negotiations now I'm progress ter
inmate successfully the Seattle
sporting fraternity viii soon hr
treated 60 "a first class ilghtWv eight
boxing contest phi Hnowden and
his pfutrgr. Dick Case, have arrived
Zee Seattle from Nome EnoWdrn iH
now corresponding with "iIddy'
Bishop. with "a view 90 securing "a
match with frcry QuccuHn. the Chi
cngo lightweight Qucenau lH wen
known in puRilibilc circles on over
the West. und VIII undoubtedly be-
"a drawing card. Case ia local boy.
and N reports from tho North ARE
true he iH wonder. Huowden prom
lHra a good clean go ana no joke ~
this rule iH adhered a. % good eHhi-
bltinn VIII be- given. nH both lads can
night n they are let alone.
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A WORTHY GIFT

Sherwood Gillnfpy. general llcnl
agent ~ the MUTUAL Life insurance
Ca. II New York. hnH donated fhr
black drlprres uoW used ua SIC
klnlry mourning nn the Mutual So
building, % the associated charities
~ seattle. Mrs. a 49, Stewart nul
Councilman rriehtpn have Doe charge
mourning material im very costly.
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DELLA HARRIS
BROUGHT BACK

The night from Seattle Of Della
Iinuih, otherwise known aH Mrs.
brown. was brought Co an ending ln
Portland last evening Miss Harris
d. the most important witness in tho
grand larceny ease against owen
Nrenaman and Emma speuen. The
tNo latter people are accused - rob
bing W Thomas ~ $500 ga the North
crn hotel. The money NaH taken ln
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I.TDAL NOTIrI9s

The following resolution was un-
animousIy adopted at last meeting
OF the building Trades Council OF
this city:
Resolved. That the building Trades
Council concur I'm request OF the Am
algAinnted sheet Metal Worlters'
Union, that no manufactured mater
ial be used on buildings In this city
which ~ manufactured In adjoining
cities where the acnle OF wages for
Sheet Metal Workers b. below the So
attic scale, present contracts OF which
"a list is now Ina the hands OF tho
Sheet Metal Workers Union, eX-
cepted.-H. Iloltkamp, Cor. Sec. -.
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NERVOUS, CHRONIC

and. IN fact. al diseases. even In
their most aggravated forms. There
Is no physician or institute IN the
world that has performed 10 many
permanent cures In both Men and
Women as this most eminent special
list.
CERTAINTY or CURE Sc what
you want. We give YOU a written
LEGAL GUARANTEE TO cure YOU
or refund your money. II you are
tired OF paying out money ana wait
ing .frat3ta, Lhia.ia~ No~lr. sppArtiAlstS
TO be cured quickly. There Is all
tho difference In the world between
doctors ana treatments, and you
want the best.
WRITE ~ you cannot call. All
tgtt.Vs CONFIDENTIAL
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HURT In A
RUNAWAY

iy-C'lav a. ~, ,. ssoh, driver Of a Den
jured Il ~ wagon. was seriously in
noon TO-. runaway, shorty bsfarc
sned 10y, 80. Hie team became fylgb,-
ara nsar tne foot Of Welia. &C.,
~, , ~. up Fourth avenue 7.,l 49,
IA va ma5 thrown from NJ 40 su'' Nv
va 81, gaaiy cut. The ateE,isr 80
~ 'alied and he was tsLa.' - :. ~. ~
rsr.,. - Aaguarters. LAIR ~ -
me-, ~ 70 Providence b,s.f,' ~
csr,e s tis wound was dresead AZ ~ i'' ~,
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IN THE COURTS

J.. Sanger has sued The Northern
Railway 60. Tor te9a the value
~ certain goods shipped over
that road. aud alleged ia b~ con-
yertrd 20 ia own uHc by the railway
company.
In the condemnation suit o. the
city against Miranda y. Rowe. l. r.
Rowe .nnd r, l. Nsna Ruwe. now
Maxwell the defendant. have nied
an answer demanding fi0.e9g dam
sFcH. The property e. involved n
the extension ~ Bellevue avenue
north.
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COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION
Members Appointed TO Serve Until
March. 1876

The county commissioners this
morning appointed the following
members % the county board % ed
ucatiun 90 serve until March 1905
W. r. Hhhcock. II u. Madison. r.
r. Shorey and ~ r. Turner IRE
county superintendent Is a member
and chairman ex ofHclo.
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h0MEB0UND

ticToRiA. b. g. oct. AT 10
.s1ek last night the Duke and
s .,.sss u Cornwall and York. with
-. -. b&rty, went aboard the steam
~ nmprsss Of India. and shortly
vsSitsr that vessel departed for
~ .acoaysr. this being the start Of
- royal highnesses' return trip 20
~ ~~ope BY way Of Canada. stops
e ~ = made Al all Of the prominent
i.ss $50 en route, and the trip 70 Eng
'4'a WIZ occupy one month.
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TEN CENTS
TO TACOMA
Rate War Raging Between
Mosquito Fleet Boats

Tire mosquito feet running between
Seattle and rac0ma r. having a fierce
and furious rate war The steamers
Sentinel and nauntIeas. which run
on nearly the same &c hciuls are tho
chieg combAfants The strife has
become 40 intense that rate N 70
cents for the trip was reached today.
one ~ the steamers carried pas4sn-
gers free 90 prevent her rival from
getting them. How long the rival
~ wlll last Is not known.
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HEAL TIL OF
THE CITY

The report Of Health officer Car
rol. made late this afternoon. shows
that n deaths occurred in Seattle
last month. Two deaths were from
scarlet fever and one from diph-
iberia. There were ~ births Or
Carroll attended % 100 office calls
and approximately that number OF
outside calls were made by DR. Car
roll and his assistant, DR. Ludlow.
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He JOINED
The UNION

The union ntachinistx this morning
sapturet man from Mass city,
Mich. who was just going % work
~ the Seattle Macc.ue Works. He
psnef the union instead. Hs was
brought West BY a letter from r. A.
Nitcnsll, secretary II tbs Metal
Trafes assocla ton. which he had In
kis pocket TIE letter admitted thar
Aers was a strike pending but
nd II was about 10 BE- setsIei
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BOATS
AND GOLD
Cottage City and Chas. Mel
son Arrive, the Former
With 100000

Two steamers. the Cottage city.
Captain Wallace, and the Charles
Nelson. Captain SChRge. arrived
from Skagway to-day, They brought
no late ncwa from that port Tho
Cottage city tied up az her dock az
II O'Clock this morning. She had on
board $40 passengers. xt0o,o oQ in
treasure and q large cargo. The LAT.
ter comprised 600 cases OF salmon.
The steamer left SkngWay ON sep
trmber % aud had pleasant south
crn trip. one hundred, and eighty II
her pnaseusers were from the tn-
terror Among those who were
credited with having a good share OF
the gold were q. -. BENTLEY. u =.
papes. George Barrick and Mrs Han.
~ Captain Ham who Ia still IN the
iNiondike. Mrs Rcrto@. wife OF the
White Pass q Yukon railroad audit
tor az SkaEwuy. ulso made tho trip
The chss. Reison
The Charles Nelson made port at
. o'clock this afternoon She had
nfty passengers mostly can
nerN employees. The Nalson lsft
Skngwny September 20, calling az all
the canneries on the way down. She
had cargo ~ TOO cases 81 salmon.
600 barrels Of salmon. 500 tons 81 con
centrates and two fishing boats The
salmon season " closing and the can.
nertes shutting down. Two belong
Ing respectively 20 the Tnku Pack
ing CO, and the Taku Fishing Co, Arn
already closed.
Among the more prominent pasNen-
gers were Judge NJ O. Munly. FORMER
owner o. the Western Fisheries can
merry az pundRH bay, and A. J Walk
er. United states customs officer at
SkaEWNy.
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VERY STRONG FINANCIALLY
The Mutual Lie Insurance Company
Of New York

" the largest, strongest, most pro-
sreaatve life Insurance company IN
the world ~ writes the most lib
eral policies Tor men and women
IL gives the highest guarantees. he
rates are lower than those Of any
OF the other great companies. II has
seen two complete generations 81
men pass away. There ia no
Ruesswork as 90 its methods. there
u no doubt az 10 its reaulta- both
have been proved
The history ~ the company has
been an unbrDken record of proRrs4e
It's excess 81 returns 10 policy hold.
ers-either actually paid back or held
ms assetB has been almost six times
AZ much as that of the next larRcat
company (Eduitablej. and nearly 10
times as much an that Of the third
IN .nnk lAeW- .a<k 1ls. a---g-4
you take insurance on your life. hear
what the Mutual LIES Representa-
lives have 20 say For rates or IN
formation apply 20 your local aRonta
or 10 Sherwood Gillespy. general
agent. Seattle. washington. Send
for q BRIEF HISTORY Of the MI
TUAL LIFE. &c..
sa-saaaza=-fJ a==aa-
Money doubled in buying Inter
state Fisheries stock. Greyhound
dock
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AT TACKLED

Ar attachment was issued this az
moon for Eorringfon r. Pierrau.
szlsrs IN paints and oils. at za2i
INT avenue. II u alleged that they
g eonceailng tnernse. IVES 20 keep
I'm paying an alleged debt OF sle9
Ne Merchants association. which
- assigned By Baker IL Richards
snsraf Cudihee has the attachment
~ VII take charge Of the business
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Rainier Heights Club

Tho first regular monthly meet
Ing ~ the ualnier Heights Improve
mrnt club Will he held ~ Oltmau'H
hnll luInnrrnM nNnnlnE.
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AS A MEANS

LONDON. Oct a-T-he Archbishop
q York. In a current issue OF the
41rk Diocesan Magazine. proposes a
a. 81 national humiliation ar a
nsaas of bringing success 10 British
srzz IN South Africa.
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Death Of Sadie Vincent

!. Sadie Vincent aged ~ years.
daughter 81 Mr. and Mrs. a.. ID Vim
cent. died az local hospital yer-
terduy afternoon The body n az
Bonucy aud Stewards.
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COSTLY

pgFrApEi.pHfA. Pa. oct. a.
~ Lsaen building. comprising a
are sfaraxe warehouse. WAS de-
r-vyea ~ IRE this morning. The
asnesxratson consumed the whole
assaax Affecting = loss estimated at
"a &0
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For Selling Poor Mix

An.irew Erickson. the milk dealer.
h1nf guilty in the police court 81
N"ss adniterated milk. Is having
y Appealed trial before Judge Grif-
: the superior court this after
ts1
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IoBBIkG QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED pAfLYl
Green fruit

Lemons q oogt-a a box. eookinr
apples. s5asi %. eating appies. si.0s
9i.50. crab npplea.a tie3Qizs. or
anwes. tto0a 500 hanhsas. si7sa
zk0. LEGAL peaches. EoGsfc. cauta-
ioupes. tQc per box. hiarkbefrlea.
81 .zsGi 50. pears ti.ooGSi. water
melons. toc9si.00. plums. 49a Soc
grapes. secAti.o0 per bon. Eastern
Coucords, aAc pruncs ZOO DOC per
box M negs. 7sasoc: cranbsrriss.
s. H0fl % per Dbl
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Tho chss. Reiton
Died Without a Physician

Kate MArris. an eight months old
child. died AZ Brighton Beach last
evening without the attendance o.
physician. Coroner Hoye was no
tiled.
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EXPLOSION

MsgEESFORT. Ia, Oct. s.--Sewer
gas exploded In the basement % the
psepiss Cold Storage plant this
mwuing. wrecking machinery and
a rertioz Of the huiiding Engineer
Prsar and Fireman Kingsley were
fkfxlly injured
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Albert Dickinson was put on the
stand az 3 o'clock he tcatlnrd Huh-
atnntlhliy 90 the Same az other wit
nraHeu for the defense. tie said the
two Van kurcn boys were in seats
IN the gallery when Onicer LSlghtup
came in The oiicvr took the boys
ont. and ns he nrhred the door with
them. Dickinson HHNH be- struck ~.
&, Van kuren ON the head with "a
pair of hbndcunH,
The Van Kurrnn viii be put on
tho stand next Then tho argument
~ attorneys viii follow. \ decision
win probably be reached late thla
afternoon.
beginning Of tho trial
The first witness called by the
prosecution yesterday afternoon was
L. A. Slocum the gallery doorH cp.
cr VI the thoatrr lie testified thot
on last Friday night be had rcquFa-
ed the three boys. Albert Dickinson
and the two Van kurans. 20 vacatr
the front seats. aH they were reserv'
"a for ladies and their escorts. A
third thine be asked thnm 60 leave
This was when tho police officer sac
present Mr. si0cum stated that h'
called an uHhef 20 eject the boys but
they refused tu get out az thc seals.
[ Tho police officer Mss then summon
ID. and he walked down 90 tho boys
/ told them the Hnata we're reserved
ana az the same time rxhibitiag he
star saying that hc was asa officer
[ The boys refused 90 muVr, qua -
[ 1crr Leighton took hold ~ Car Van
[ Knrau. who was nearest 90 him. ? h.
witness stated that the other two
boys jumped up and struck the a.
hCer. a general molcc followed and
OFFICER Leighton drew bis handouts
so protect himself and struck one ~
/ the trio. Sergeant Ward arrived
about this time and the two Van
Kuraus were arrested.
ofHees leig ston Tsstiaes
George Leighton. the officer. was
next put on the stand. lie related
how he had told the boys that ~
seats were reserved and that they
must vacate.
Witness stated that he pointed I,
stgn. which showed the seats 10
BE- reserved aud the boys reiirra .rd
their contempt BY the words. '7Tg
he'll with a." Mr. leighton said
that h. took hold ~ one ~ thr young
mrn and attempted 20 remove him
from the scat, 80 he dld ~ the other
two Get upon him and a general rxht
enEued During mumrntary iuli
leighton said 10 drew bis handouts.
intending 20 tnenacie the eldest hof'f
hands. bat before hr eouii 30 81.
blows raiurd upon him thick anf
fast. and 20 protect himerif be- rtFsch
one OF the boys with the irons
Cross examined. the witness dii not
break down on any material point.
ssw u AL
G. n Ynnfrll. Newspaper report.
Ter. who Witnessed she aThtr. was
next called. lie dd not know
whether thc boys struck the ofHcrr
or merely struek at him. aa a crowd
I Interrupted hts view
Fred Marrirk who sat IN tha gal
iery. testified that the boys used tgie
and obscene language ph.n told that
an officer would he called.
Harry Smith. a cigar dealer. Harry
| n0dls. a salesman. Raiph Ramaker.
a music dealer. u. p. Van ds Hantsr
and 81 l.. naer all gave testimony
on the same lines.
Harry Gross. who speaks English
Z
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Washington Dental and Pho
tographic Supply Co.
2ll COLUMBIA STREET

wholesale and retail dealers in
Photographic material Manufacmr-
crs OF the famous W. III =. develop
or and tonlng solution.
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House Robbed

tsday ths.s ~ reported To the police
ssenns' iat nia residence Al Fos,,e.h
IA 80. north and Mad,ro, 49,, ~. I.
fae , 5s last evening and = -
- y clothes stolen 1hl Z new
Working on the case Ds'eciiYes
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hFmrbt :, Mcclure vas,e.d.y
tai I n,,,. ,hree actions On bebsis ny y,
M ea rlnDer Of bicycle rsan,,s '"l. gi
II n ''. .s to recover proregt, - W
tacb,...i,e sheriff under Trtt So
Ealniss against r. NJ. gpinna nv. ~
"a n 80 claiming ~ b. ~ w
We property IN questian own
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stnin Eloetro.hledIeaI InstI,ute

safe Deposit and Trust Co.'S bldg,
1Oi First ave. Rooms 20-2l-22-23-2i.
office hours' ? a. IN. to p m. Sum
DAVIS. 10 q. m. 20 I p. m. only.
SEATTLE WASH.
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Potaties- 81 ooa aQo0 per ton beeta
ti-sD per sack. carrots. 500 7sc par
SACK. lettuce. itc per dozen twrniua
b0W45c. garlic. &C.. cabbage. fi2EU
80. peppers. i2dis huaka. eoc. cell
cry, Zoe per dozen. sweet posa-
toes. ft1a; chill Peppers.
1oc per 10. sauer kraut. au4c.
Native head lettuce. itc per dor
dried figs, cartons s0e fancy. s51Tec
Imported. he. tomatoes. toI50c case
dates 50ec lh. radlshes. tec per dos.
parsley. 750ao. oniorfH. ft15HfF0 q
ewt cauiiflowsr. 75catq6. paTsnips.
N.90at 81. local green corn. fa4isr
per dog cucumbern. iEH zoe. punrp.
kins. &c per ~. squashss. &C.: beans.
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