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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
MOVES
STILL
= DENIES
Nome Judge Continues
His Testimony

san Francisco. Nov. 1.-THE
direct examination Of Judge Noyas
eentinued this morning. iIla tss-
tImony uss stlii IN the nature Of
a general and specific denial Of tho
statements on previous Witnesses.
ne stated that Mt no time did he
ever attempt 40 engineer dscis-
Ions or make provisions for either
defendant or plaintiff In the Anvil
creek action specified.
AZ no time dld Mckenzie ever
come Into Noyes' office and speak
In . diacoarteoas manner. telling
Noyes to "sit down" ax others tss.
titled.
He stated that Nelson had done
nothing 20 keep the cases from bs-
Ing tried by intsrposlnx legal OBJ
jectiona.
Noyea further stated that he did
nothing towards packing the Jury
box and had never spoken TO ths
grand Juror on any matter before
him.
On cross-cxamination Eoyes stat
ed that Mckenzie was a man o.
large means and perfect integrity
Ills bonds as receiver weFa made g.,
900 because NOyea consi 1ered the am.
dAvft that the mine proitiesd SIS Co q
day an over valuation Of ita produc.
ton.
lie ala not recall any complain,
made about the bold.
He had netcr heari ~ McKanxsa'
company and didn't know what wa,
SoinE on IN Nome until his arriva
4 there.
on the most important points nj "a.
sue Noyea seems 10 haze lost All re.
| collection.
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The first witness on the stand In
the considine case this morning was
G. ]. Moore. an assistant Of the city
engineer. lie testified that he was
on the grip car Of the yesler cable,
which was standing at the terminus.
little below Guys store, when the
shooting commenced. lie heard two
shots and got Off the car and ran
up 10 the window and looked through.
lie heard the first two shots fired
~ John Considine and started In
side, He was inside when the last
hhot was fired.
Oliver Crews testified that he was
across the street. and that he saw
Meredith outside the door. lie heard
n shot and saw smoke. An instant
later he saw Meredith entering the
door holding the gun as q man would
70 shoot. Then he heard another
shot. A little later he heard three
more,
Dr. David DC Beck, who has an Of
flee In the Collins block, affirmed
that he heard five shots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-12
HOT ON
The TRAIL
Escaped Convicts Can.
not EIude Officers

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. i2.--Frank
Thompson. eoiorcd. the leader OF ths
muuny at Che federal prison. which
resulted IN me escape or 70 prisoners
last Thursday. was captured eigh,
miles north OF Council Grove last ev-
ening by a posse under conamnd Of
Deputy United states Marshal Pres.
coil.
Lawrence Lewis. wffts-. aged 20
was shot down and cap'pred yester.
day morning near Quanemo. 40 miles
southwest from ne phnftentihry.
From the descriptions receives
Warden Mcclaughrey believes thai
the two captors OF Sheriff Cook ars
Arthur Hewitt. whits and Lon Suth.
eriand. a part Indian. Iifwitt npe
Frank Thompson were rinRlendere IN
the outbreak. and the warden toda,
decreased the rewura for tfFefr cap.
ture.
Hewitt and Sutherland were both
serving ave years for larceny,
Th1fnpsan and LAWS viii be re,
turned mere tffs nftrfnuon and he put
In dark cells immediately.
What other puuiannsnt viii be IN.
ffic,ed n not yet fixed.
The prison authorities arr eonfidenl
more convlcts will be gathered IN 20.
day.
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DESPERATE
SWINDLER
C0NFESSES

LouIsvILLE. Ky. Nov. i:.--Sew-
I'll c. Rashbun. who was supposed
70 have died IN q Jeffsrsonviiis. md.
hotel last Thufsdsy. was arrested In
Louisville Yesterday. According 10
Rashbnn. the corpse that ~ss ship
p~d 20 Little Rock for burial Is his
own wns that % Charles Goodman
Of Evansville. Ind.
Under strain OF continued ques-
tioning. Rsthbun admitted that ne
had Intended 20 kin Goodman and
pass of his body In order 10 col
leet 1900 insurance on hls own life.
He declared that he did not find
n necessary 20 kill Goodman. how
ever. as thu latter died naturally Of
alcoholism. Rathbgn says he had
no Confederate.
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|Ch|NESE
QUESTION
FlSst s-Enactment Of
Exclusion Act

h Nxshinxton. Nov. 11.--western
un>ers az Congress are prepar'
10 make q hard fight for the
n <nzcfment OF the Chinese excln.
~ law next spring. The act ex,
res b. limitation in March and
Nooe ID favor OF its re-snactment
t6<t to encounter great deal
= opposition. -
~ head and front or this pp-
oStion is Minister wa. who
1nhns the statute IL unreasonable
G unchrssfian and wofks against
interests OF BOTH American ana
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ANOTHER GLOVE
CONTEST ASSURED
Ed Kelley Of Kansas and "kId''
Lewis Of Denver

I'd Kelly, ~ Kansas. and Kid
Lewis. OF Denver, have signed ar.
tlcies for scientific boxing con
test 10 take place near Seattle Nov.
%. under the auspices Of the Oiym-
pic Athletic Club. II win be 20
round mill. and II no decision IL
then reached more rounds will be
called 10 decide the contest. The
winner OF the 90 will take rs per
cent Of the gate receipts and the
loser the balance. There will be
n $3.50 side bet. Both men are big
fellows and promise 10 20 II hard.
The Case-Queenan match for
Dec. 8 Is another promised contest.
Both men are fighters. and judges
say neither will take back water.
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There Ia much satisfaction express
ed hy tho local rnachinlsts over tins
turn OF events In San Francisco.
where. yesterday. the Fulton Iron
Works accedsd to the demands os
the iron workors. The machinlata
are much encouraged and state tina,
they WIN stand out against the ee-
attic Metal Trades association until
that body acccdeH 20 their demands.
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BIG FIRE
AvERTED
Blaze Starts in Second Ave-
nue. Establishment. but
Is Quickly Checked

A. overturned lamp started a FIRE
7 ne snb-basement of the John
seaFam Go. store on second ave.
~ A. 1880 O'Clock this T,srnlpg
At alarm was turned IN and AZ
s ,,s soon had streams n water
p raI'hE On the flames. Al n
s ~ ne hfe was out
~ .1E are 20 electric ilehta T.,
~ ! no. noI'h ena Of the basernen @s' "a =,
s saras s.sssias ABOUT the n ,Hy,oSee =.
p Ioss and asnss salekl was snr turned =.
'1e basement. Asf articles In
~, wen the fremss s,,,... .
-, s.zsa blaze was il @, a1''..' a good
- APARTMENT wss '' ss and
sa ao.s' Streams Or r assa with
= TN. ~ On. and an essss. sS were
o q sss :, electric light 80. made
M /, hat lamps couia = .s,sm In
mo he basement IN ~hl e brought
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ARMY Posts

wNsHiNoTos. D. G.. Nov. H.
A board committing % Lieut.. Gen.
Nelson A. Miles, ssaj. Gems. sohn n.
brooke. r.fweu & OTIS, 3. VI. y.
youn9. Arthur Macarthur, Brig
Gens. jain g. Bates. Geo. NJ. Han.
dali, ard william A. Kobbs. will
convene IN Washington. Nov. e. "a
consider the i1catioff ana tE-tfibu-
ton u military pests feaulred fof
tire proper recommendation, ftssrue-
doh ana snalntennure Of ire Army
The findings 81 this board wIii be
reported to congress BY the ssefe-
tarY 81 war.
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WHAT! AGAIN?

CHICAGO. Nov. ta.--Mrs. Grace
Coffin. daughter of Amos Smell the
murdered mlulqnairs. has secw'
ed her third diverse from the same
man. FFAnk. caffln.
This makes tha fourth time aha
has been divorced. first from Coffin
= years a9o. again from him soor
after tkeir fcmarriage. and three
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.MACHlN ISIS
ENCOURAGED
TO HOLD OUT
The Victory Recorded IN San Fran.
cisco OF Great Importance

1tom2s I. wTfsoh. fourth vsSs
president % the International unson
Of Msehinis,.. returned 10 Seattle Co.
aAy from Victoria nnd Vancouver.
where he has been visiting for scvsr-
al weeks.
THE maehinists nj those places. :
nAfd Mr. Wilson to-day. show much
enthusiasm over the stand takaa BY
tho Seattle union and prornise al The
nsorsf ana financial support at their
estssttxsa ma -
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REVIVAL MEETINGS

Exanxsllstic services cnntinue 10
! szss sfss8 o. the FIRST tftthodist Pro-
tsntAnt church. corner Of Third ave-
alto and Zine street. Tonight Evan-
eeliss T. q. Martin win speak on
The Social Dance" The Beck fam.
ffy will contribute 20 tho service with
q Number OF their celebrated Jubilee
rnnrA
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WESTERN AVE. FIRE

AZ o'clock fhis morning an alarm
Of fire was selephonsd 20 hcadauar-
tsrs from the Olympic block. corner
Western avenue and Virginia street.
An ovcr-hentrd stove in enc 81 the
rooms had ixnited the woodwork.
The damage WAS nominal.
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was confined. In doing this the
water-covered cement floor became
charged with electricity. and for a
while the firemen danced around
In lively steps.
Fire Marshal Kellogg says the
loss by FIRE and water will not be
more than 500.
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BACK AGAIN
Arrest OF Harry Austin Calls
Up Old Crime

Harry Austin. desperate Young
character. wns taken n custody by
Detectives HyrnkN ana remnant ihst
night on suspicion. Auftin 4 ttsa man
who wan with .'himrk Jaek." the no
turiouH criminal. when shr latter was
killed BY Police of'arsr Rihbank a
little over q year awo ~ a wood yard
on fourth avenue south between
Main and wMshlrktnn sfrsatn.
Austin. sishouxh Uhts ~ yoAfe old,
r. bad man and the police believe
" twsptnx him unFef eio.s sufvsii-
lance.
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B0ER LOSS

LONDON. Nov. f2.--Lord Kiteh.
ener reports that ne Welt n coll
Letting men Ia the northeastern Free
State.
lie also reports that the B0er loss
es since Nov. 3 have been 81 killed,
1os wounded, 10f captured and As
Aurrendered.
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NEW BUILDINGS
AT NAVY YARD


Secretary Mslkie of the chamber
o. commerce. today rcceived thc
plans and specifications for propon-
ala foe sgrriias % equip the new
buildings At the Puget Sound Navy
yard. There are 20 different items.
Including boilers. hardware. cleo
trical supplies. etc. nids must be
sent 60 the navy department NJ
Washington and must reach there
not later than noon 81 Nov. -. Al
that hour the bids sla be publicly
opened.
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SHOPLIFTERS
AT THE FAIR

-Four eieyer shopliftsrs entered
The Fair,~ az second avenue ana
pike street. ~ $50 o'clock ycsfsr-
day afternoon and stole a suit Of
clothes and q rair Of trousers.
One man engaged o. y. Clark, a
clerk. In conversation. while tho 9TH
er three took the goods.
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DID MEREDITH THREATEN CONSIDINE?

The consdne ssh ny envensd this morning by the
OF
Meredith Considlno
testified meeting Meredith before the ARRAY
These three witnesses called advance Of the
enable the
been confined almost wholly effort dsprove
shot brought
that proceedings and
tendance Of spectators been oorrespondngv reduced
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DARING

BRfsTOL. Ind, Nov. 12.-sIx bur
glars blew open the poatoffice safe
this morning and secured 1880, -four
Of them holding q crowd OF citizene
at bay while nine explosions were
made.
They have esonped,
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ROBBERY

cAssOPoLrs. Mich. Nov. H..
M Grand Trunk agent here was
rubbed last night Of si700 by two
IN One OF the men was captur-
e WITH half the money.
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Little Miss Perkins

Friends % Sidney ID. Perkins. pro.
rrintor Of the Tacoma Ledger. were
busy yesterday sending congratulate
CRY messages on the advent OF n
baby daughter. born 20 Nj. and Mrs.
Perkins.
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STILL HANGS AROUND
French Squadron Leaves MityIene, but Doesn't
Go Very Far Away

tiers. has left Mityiene and WIN ar
rive here tomorrow.
He Will remain here until the
porte fulhIls It's promises 10 France.
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>issntk National Bank
Resumes Business

Nav York. Nov. fz.--After a
runpension 81 ever four months.
t1e Seventh National Bank opened
lur business this morning
While using its old name the
ofnelais Of she bank are entirely
e1snsef.
Edvin Could is the new pfesi-
1snt.
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BIG FIRE

Boston. Nov. fs.-Fire this
morning destroyed nearly stzs..
zoo worth Of property In Mayor
Haxtss sir-stery building NJ tho
eornef ~ Hroo4 y go -Frunkisn
xfren8n
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K0H-I-N0OR

LONDON. Nov. is.-Ths world
famous Koh-s-Tcor dlamona ~In ee
IN shs crown % Queen Alsxanaria
al shs corosssion.
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ON COAST
Of ENGLAND

Innaon, Nov. IA fuarfai
northeast gale. attended By heavy
damage 90 shipping. Ia beating on
the east coast o. Engiaad.
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SILKS.
Clement and wilson's 800 Fan
cy Silks. as long as they last.
...... .s.....s. .s..-s....,..ss DC
Clement and wilson's $500 se-in.
black taffeta. our price ..-
-. ......,..... .........E t.<o
Clement and wilson's s5c China
Silks: our price -. ......>oc
DRESS GOODS.
Clement and Wilson's zoe Fancy
Check. our price ........ &C
45c Fancy Check. such as red
and black. blue and black: our
Clement and wilson's Csc and 7sc
Atwood Plain and Fancy Mix
lures; not one yard worth lesa
than Csc; our price abe
Clement and Wilson's $3.50
Scotch Mixtures; our price !.
-. .........+.. ............sO bc
Clement and Wilson's s2.o0 ex-
ira heavy Sutung, all wool, just
what you want for that rainy
day skirt; our price ...&1.1O
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS
Clement and wilson's $50
Mocha Gloves; our price ..DSc
Clement and Wilson's Scotch
Wool Gloves, all sizes, worth
soc, our price 25e
Clement and Wilson's No. 2 Saf-
IN Ribbons, in all colors; their
sac quality, our price, a bolt.
sfsss.ssssss 2pe
Clement and wilson's Fancy
Hair Ornaments, 2bo value; our
price ss..s. s.s.s..........hc
Clement and Wilson's Sterling
Collar Buttons; their priee be.
ours, each. -
Clement and Wilson's ladies'
Waist Set; their price Csc, ours
''..''''' ''.......... ...,5c
MILLINERY.
A table Of Beautiful Hats IN all
the latest shapes and colars. let
crowns, trimmed with birds and
breasts, worth from $500 10
$3.50; your choice g3.DS
A table OF Walking Hats, trim
med with scarfs and aullls.
worth TO $3.50; choice .a0c
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syEa. Island Of syria. Nov. IA
Admiral caillard. commanding the
FrsaeA squadron in Turkish wat.
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Seattle and vsrint' Tonight ani
Wednesday. occasional rain. fresh
10 brisk southeast winds.
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PLYMOUTH, Iowa. Nov. 12.--The
Bank OF Plymouth was robbed last
night Of 1880 The building was al
most wrecked.
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80. r~fix Cartier was Yesterday
found guilty OF assault and battery
committed on Emory Towers some
weeks ago. He was fined SIS.
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TESTIMONY FAVORS
C0uSID|NE'S CAUSE
Three Witnesses Swear That They Heard Meredith
Threaten John Considne With Cun---Sk-
Shot Theory Strongly Disputed

fled to a conversation which he
heard between Meredith and Dis
trlct Attorney Cay and another law
yer whose name witneas aid not re-
member. Meredith said. speaking Of
Considlne and colored editor who
had called Meredith a CRATER In his
paper. III l were not chief OF po-
lice would settle with those peo-
pie with a gun" This was a few
days before the shooting.
John Brush, a police officer Of Spo-
kane. testified 20 having a convers-
alton In the early part of June with
Chief Meredith IA spokane. Mere
dith said. They may get me In the
invcatigation, but Ill get Considine.
III so after him and get him with
gun. The way Considine stands in
Seattle now.f don't think they would
hang a man for killing him."
Lew Curran Of Spokane, a railway
engineer, testified 20 a conversation
he had I'm Spokane with meredith.
Meredith asked witness 10 furnish
him facts against Consldlne to be
used In the investigation. witness
said he knew nothing against Con-
eidine. Meredith said. well, II he
beats me out az my job, I'll take
gun and Kill the -
Would Get q Modal
Meredith said further they could
not get jury In King county that
would convict n man for killing Con-
sidlne. They would give him a
medal"
ON ross-examination the witness
said he didn't know that Considine
was arrested In Spokane on account
OF his business, and for being a
CRATER. and that people had talked
OF running him out or town. wit
ness knew Consldine quite we'll, but
denied that they were intimate
friends.
Court now adjourned for noon re-
cess.
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hanging Editor Lawrence Of Hearst's
American Gets Forty Days
n CONTEMPT OF COURT
he Hanecy Of Chicago Declines to Be Bull.
dozed in the Performance OF His Duty
by Sensation Mongers---Two Re-
porters Also Sentenced

CHICAGO ,syadse this sentenced
y sor Chicago American 90 jail
u ,oassmps Of
reporters
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James Deayer. OF the II. &. naval
recruiting office. was on Ycsler way
about 30 feet from Guys door, when
he heard a loud explosion. About
half minute later he heard a Sim
liar shot inside. From half 10 three
quarters Of a minute later he heard
three more shots inside.
Saw constsines comlns
solon 7. williams. attorney. whose
office il In the Pacific block. was
standing at the entranoaof the build
ing lust before the shooting, and
saw the Consldincs crossing Yesler
way towards Guys store. A minute
later he heard loud explosion, fol-
lowed quickly BY another. A great
crowd gathered and seemed to sway
in and out of Guys store. Mr.. VIII
liams stepped into Cosgrove's na-
loon and did not hear any more
shots
wsuld ssttie With . Gun
George Botheil OF the town OF
BOthe1 was called out OF logical ar.
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CLOAK AND SUIT DEPART
MENT.
Clement and Wilson's Ladies'
Jackets, In tan, with velvet
collar; their price $500, ours !.
1855. ..s....s.... ...... S4.3S
Ladies' Jackets, black kerssy.
Clement and Wilson's price
xll.s0. Our price SCI. 80
Clement and Wilson's Misses
Shirt Jackets. IN blue, tan and
red, box back, velvet trimmed;
their price s7.50. our j.. $3.50
Clement and Wilson's Misses
Capes, in black. blue. red and
tan. trimmed In stitched bands;
their price S475. ours $3.50
Clement and Wilson's Children's
Jackets. In two shades, red and
blue. with capes and braid
trimmed; their price s2,sQ, ours
- .........s.. .......ssF A.a-b
Clement and wilson's Childran's
Golf Capes, in red, blue, tan
and green, trimmed In plaid
and gold braid; their price
s'teSF NhAH ftsssftats .tss tfefstN
Clement and Wilson's Rainy
Day Golf skirts. two shades.
gray and brown: their price
500, ours ...............S3,0
DOMESTICS-
Clement and Wilson's &c Flannel
cites, In dark and light pat
terna, q very heavy cloth for
the money our price. f5ac
Clement and wilson's Fleece-
Lined Waist Materials, IN new
est Persian designs, large yarl-
ETY. to select from; this i5c
quality, our price .......1Oc
Clement and Wilson's Sc Cur
tain Scrim; our price .,,...ac
Innings.
Clement and Wilson's 1sc Silesia,
nil shades: our price .....1Oc
Clement and Wilson's CSC Hair
Cloth, In black and gray; our
price ...... .s............t& Eve
Clement and Wilson's zoe Can
vas, IN black, gray and white;
our price ...... ........... Zoe
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UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY
Mems Fleeced Shirts and Draw
ers, light tan color, a good war-
ment, Clement and wilson's price
5oc each; ours ...... .32skc
Mems Heavy Fleeced shirts and
Drawers, Clement and Wilson'S
price 75c each; ours ......45c
Mems Extra Heavy Wool IN
der wear, a fancy striped gar
ment. Clement and Wilson's
price si.b0, ours ....... Soc
Women's Gray and White Mer-
ino Half-Wool Vests and Pants,
Clement and Wilson's price S5c:
ours ...-.-............. .SJc
Boys F'leeced Jersey Ribbed
shirts and Drawers. Clement
and Wilson'S price 27ise: ours
.t.*s. ..s...-ss... ......,...@3c
Mems Socks, IN black. brown ana
mixed blue and brown, Glenn
ent ana Wilson's price sc: ours
1893. ..s...-..s.. .........1A c
Mems Socks, in brown, black.
red ana blue, Clement and Will
sons price l0c. our .....S 1-sc
pairs for -. .....,........21c
Ladies' Fancy Hose, In dots, fig
ures, etc, Clement and VII
sous price Csc; ours ....12kc
Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose.
Clement and Wilson's price s5c:
ours ,.s.s. ...,.t...........33 c
children's Fieeced. Ribbed Hose.
extra heavy, Clement ana VIII
sons price zoe; ours ....1255c
Ch.idren's Cashmere Hose, IA
black, Clement and Wilson's
price 2ae; ours ............1Sc
SHOES
100 OF Clement and Wilson's Ia
dies, Misses and Boys shoes
and Slippers. their price 81 so
TO ss,OO; our price, cheice. 00c
RIBBONS
2-in. All-silk Satin Ribbons. in
every shade, Clement and VIII
sous l5c quality; our price for
Wednesday, yard ......5c I
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law consisines comlns
wsuld ssttIe with . Gun

George Botheil OF the town Of
Bothell, was called out uf logical or
der 10 accommodate him. lie testi-
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Would Get q Modal

CONTINUED on page shres.)
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TsIiE Only Pager IN Seattle That
J Dsrcs 70 Print the News -
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-06-27
BATH OF THE ORANGE.
The Fruit Needs Much Grooming Dc-
fore II IL Ready For Market.

fore II IL Ready For Market.
Fresh from the tree an orange is still
worry much alive. with the oil cells ex-
panded and the mystery OF growth not
yet suspended. Cut of from the sap
supply, change takes place. The skin
draws closer to the pulp and gives of
moisture that would cause sweating II
the fruit were packed ut once. But
FIRST these dust stained travellers must
have bath.
BY the bushel. II only this were the
land OF the good old bushel basket, the
newcomers are dumped into long.
narrow tank OF water at one end OF
which IL big wheel with tire OF soft
bristles. The wheel revolves 30 that
the lower edge works in connection
with another set OF brushes In small
or tank below. and the oranges after
bobbing about In the big tank, pass be-
tween the wet brushes and come out
bright and clean.
This washer IL neat machine and
does away with the more primitive yet
picturesque method OF hand washing.
At some OF the smaller packing
houses may still be seen groups OF wo-
men. sometimes white. sometimes
brown skinned, each with tub OF wa
ter and brush. acrubbing busily away
at the yellow piles that never seem to
grow less TIL the last hour OF the day.
After their bath tho oranges nrc
spread out In the sun 10 dry on long.
Blanting racks At the lower end they
roll of into boxes. 70 be carried away
TO the warehouse for their rest.
An orange needs n deal OF grooming.
II would seem. before II is rcndy for
market. The washing was not enough.
There must be brushing too. And
after the days OF curing the oranges
are fed Into hopper which drops them
single file on 10 n belt TINT runs be-
tween revolving cylindrical brushes.
this for smooth. shiny look.-Los An
Rcles Iicrnld.