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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
Mas Fierce Temper
In Hotels.

Among the prominent arrivals at
the Seattle hotels today Hra.
AZ the Rainier Grand cyrus
Walker. q capitalist OF Port Ludlow.
accompanied BY Mrs Walker. h.. q.
AmeH. "A large lumber manufactures
% Port Gamble. J. T.. Heflrruhn. cou-
nected with the Great Northern rsii-
way az 81 Paul. g.. X. cramer, "a miu
man OF Port Ludlow. s. q Mckouu.
J. T.. iiurin and a. d. pomaruy. OF
Los Angelica Cal
AZ the Northern. o. Klocker a Pa
Townsend merchant. H. W Liver
more. a business man % Whatcnm.
w, a. Covert and u. Todhuntrr. Of
Port Ludlow. N q Bishop. 81 VIE
torta, ~ G.. and y. q. Wright. 81 Ia
coma.
AZ tho nutlsr r. pryadhie. iner-
chant Of Vancouver. a. g.. & Lewin.
a pioneer mining man % Dawson. y.
X. iuschett. a mining man 81 Spc-
kane W. q. Egau. business man
% Blaine.
AZ the Seattle: r. s. Cook. Of An
ncortsa. - h. Morgan. - Auacou-
IA. Mont. J. 4. Yates u the u & 3
Oregon: w. T. Bird Of Tacoma. J. j.
and r. ]. Comsrford. loagers from
Maryaviiie
40 thu stevens; G. y. Graham. a
raueher OF wenAtchea. J. l. corri-
gan. VI la Conner. q, n hheppard
% Centraiia.
~ the Differ phtio Rutherford. a
ranehor 81 Nnoquaiu7ie. Bart Haley
20 The Haley Lumber Co, ~ Toit. r.
a. whitney. a HhinEio manufacturer
% Hadiock John n Atkinson. ~
Olympia, auditor % the State Of
Washington. ". ~ Conners a m~r-
chnnt q stanwuod a. ". Mun,H. a
mining man from NiiS@rton. Mra A.
Fisher. a prominent resident OF skRg-
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09

IN case liquors are sold in the thea
tor INC sumo nn the Orpheum IN san
Francisco, n win taks some time be-
torg tho people Of Seattle win got
uHnd u u iliFh-clner vaudeville.
hueh hh o popular In tho East,
should Eu IN seattle. FOR my own
part ! DO not bolloNo thp new thea
Ter wul have any apprcciabio effect
on my buaiHosn."
Manager Cort % tho Grand opera
house has similar views. 10 said
'Thorc lH only one thing which might
prevent the new thcnter from being
a hueceaa, ana that in, / DO not think
seattle H sufficiently metropolitan
e. support "a thenter where liquor 10
dispensed or course, 1 do not know
whether such VIII be- the cnHo."
Manager j. T. Howe ~ the Seattle
thentcr, could not be found this nf-
tefnoon. Therefore his views could
not be aFeertained
IL ia rumored about the thcnterr
that the new place OF amuasmsnt
VIII De managed by Irwin nhrlch. "a
well known manager % thoatera ON
the Pacific coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
new THEATER
MAY Be A GO

The news that a vaudeville thuater
10 20 be built on Second avenue be-
tween Seneca and University streets
r. not looked UPON with any dearce
uf apprehension from business
standpoint by the theatrical mar
ayers 81 seattis. II u said that the
proposed thcaier r. 50 hc purely
vaudeville IN character. ana only
hiEA-riana attractions Mili BE- book
cd The ground floor viii b. used
~ a concert hall. NhlIs TIA story
above Nul have we'll s4mrpsi
siaRe and auditorium. The building
10 20 cost sla2.. 600 and construction
viii he bssrun ahusnt Jan. l.
AanaEsr Russell % the Third Ave
nue. thsatar s~au no raAncn Why the
new venture nhunld not prove a sue.
ceaa. or course" he aaif. tusimy.
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NELLIE BOYER

Continued from page one)
quite porceptibla when she laughs.
chin prominent The general con
tour Of her face ls oval. OF obionr
ana Inclined 20 thickness Her neck
~ thin. almost 9rrn why. and She us
unlly has Il covered high 10. collar
bone prominent
These Are oues,innsbio
Bust fully developed Bust meas.
ure 30 Inches. Has trim nuFfa rrf
foot Size 90 shoe worn. az p t5v5
or medium heel Hands long ana
Herawny bones showing plainly on
tine back ~ haud. has biz verot-
frcckie1 on hands md back NJ wrist
Fingers long. rather ahape'v but
thin. wore Re gold wedding RING ANA
n ruard ring, bearing two opaia ed
obliquc'y.
so.si.Iag q q. .e...s.
In manner she rs abrupt her voice
inclined 20 loudnesq. especially when
discussing % subject. but when de
scrihlug picturesque scenery the
characters IN novel Hcnne IN o.
play. or even an accident. she medu-
lnteH her voice perfectly. Uaca the
HNfN INfFfN To HlfN ffHN TO HfT
feelings Has n slight knowledge NJ
French Oimltcf 20 few atereotvpod
exDrcssi0na) which rhn ia fond ~ dis
playing Performs well on the piano.
but roV ont Of practice: prefcrH OPP
cratic music, n o good partner IN
wnltz can 10 iig nicely. Walks
very erect and briskly.
Drinks coH5e and ThlnRs
To- very fond Of coffee. usually
drinks two cups NJ O. meal. Enjoys
q good appetite and cats heartily.
Is not partial ia wine. but is fond Of
Moerlcin'H cincinnati beer. though
profcrring the best Bourbon whisky
70 nll other drinks. and takes largo
drinks Tho first drink shows no Of
feet, the second scarcely noticeable:
De- inclined ~ BIO Jolly ana very talk
alive after tho third drink Then
stops for an hour or no. but Will
drink ~ Intervals during the even
Ing. n there ig mirror In the room
and She has had about three drinks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
WILL NOT BUILD
A FAMILY HOTEL

hessrs p. Hamm and r. gchrnitz.
1tnAges1 q the Hotel Butler. and.
Aea1enfally, owners % considerable
- sstAte n Seattle. have given up
~ idfa Of huilfiug a large family
- % q tract Of land owned bv
n On the south side on Madison
sl~st and bounded ~ E1yIesfon
stsAaa and Broadway. Instead. they
- laEen out permits for the con-
ssseti9n u five separate residences
= tae same land. Zach will cost
80 i@Qts. and Mr. Hamm said to-
~ NAT they had already given
ses upon al fige for periods rang
-. - iron three 70 five years. Archi-
- hfoo has charge Of she con-
cnce seH -
az ehange IN plans was made at
- s9hcitation * the tenants who
- . occupy the houses, and who
- I'VE q the best known pe0pie
! ~ city The houses viii - mod :
~ n every respect ana wiii 81
go N tn manner beet shifted ~
-. btpspsctiye tenants The grounds
II Deauilfied. and when com-
- y : exp-uted that oils win
ghe of the prettiest reaideuce
n'eeks N The city.
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dated June a. 1885, less than q month
before Mrs, Richardson was commit
ted 20 the asylum, and the present
petitioner claims the testator was not
% sound mind when the viii was al
Legged 70 have hern signed. This will
named w. r. Richardson. a son OF
the testator. as executor and was
filed for probate April Is. 1901.
The other petition of Emeiino
Neore. who Is sister u the deceAs-
ca. asks Tor the probate OF prior
VIII, dated October 81, ts9a George
y Moore, now deceased. was named
as executor. ana the petitioner asks
for the appointment OF son,e suita BILE
person as administrator. The estate
Is valued az about $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
CENTRAL PARK
AUDITORIUM
Both Matters Discussed by the
Chamber Of Commerce

The chamber o. commerce commit
tee that wnH appointed % Investigate
tho proposition for q centrally lnCat-
ga park, after q lengthy meeting yca-
trrdny. decided 10 recommend that
the council purchase tho three blocks
bounded by Pike and University
streets. Eighth and Terry avenues.
~ ~ anid the purchase price win boo
about 800 900.
Tho committee on tho public hall
mnttar learned that the Armory aH-
Hociat1n had about completed ar
rnurements with the university roe
gents whereby the national Guard
.a.l. ~.et. -. 81. 49, ar
nu1tprlum purposes, near the site
NJ The present ArmOry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
NOME CITY
FROM NOME

ne steamship Meme City. Capt.
perns i days cut from Nome, ar
1--WE 4 rart today without treasure
a. ussseagxrs. Tbs reason for her
rs,aFriax Ia this way Is the poor
esnafi,n 4 her engines. on her
- .r.r ~ she reached 81. Michael
rn1sf lcw steam. the web Of the
ersak x bar low pressure cylinder
Aslax broken. The cylinder was teui-
tsrarsly repaired with a strap. and
i steamship proceeded 70 Nome.
Tssfe TIE iajnry was found TO he
= serious that q return without pas
mnxars Was the only alternative,
~ Ncre City left on her return
t-ss At 40 ,. m. SEPT IS. Al that
tine he Santa Ana and the News
~ we're the cniy steamers lsing of
~ Ncsns beach. The Santa Ana
vas schedgied % SAT- at o'clock
hat sysaiHg. she Is making a slow
trsp dawn On account % her boilers.
Fnrssr SA4w reports that there are
s. rany aezfitu;as IN Nome that Il
ear question whether the gov
srnmeaG vii decide 70 bring them
ct ar to feel them during the win
" Something wiz have 10 Be done
y ne government. or many Will
ssarye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
Joseph Barr Injured

Joseph q. Barr. son Of Omrcr
Barr of the police department. was
knocked Tom a Green Lake car and
considerably bruised last evening.
Young Barr wns standing on tho
front ~ the running board slip ~ the
ear whom Il paHHcd blanchard street
and Eighth avenue AZ this place
the street ffus been torn up aud a
piece ~ heavy timber protected over
the car track. This struck Mr.. Barr
and threw him violently 20 the
ground lie was picked up by a
number Of tho Passengers ~ tho car
and taken 60 his home IN Fremont.
where Y wna found That hiH in jurfes
were not rs serious as might be sx-
uertri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral OF Mrs Ellen McEor-
ley wns held from tho Church 81 Our
Lady of Good Help at . o'clock this
morning. Burial was In Calvary
cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. Anna Matt
ror waa held from Uutfcrwofth &
Sons chapel az o'clock this after
noon
Mrs. Curt Dahl aged - years. DIED
NJ Firth avenue and Chestnut street
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09

MURDER

s~wss lnrapelsd this morning
faaee Grlfiu 20 try the case
$3.50 haxhss. charged with muir
- = tss hrst degree.
- 49, : assaultcd William Murphy
r.s3sTsoin saloon on August -,
s..ssr hl,a IL the stomach and
a:..,.g ,~tries which resulted In his
80 ms nasn had previously been
ss. ~ no motive IS known Tor
Z. sxsaeit. Il IL supposed % have
=. ~ result ot too much wills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
REPAIRING The
LINCOLN PUMP
Work viii Begin at 8 O'Clock TO.
morrow Morning

Supt. % water Tounas announces
today that che Lincoln pnrk pumping
station VIII again b. shut down to-
morrow morning. beginning az 5
O'Clock. This iH made necessary In
order 90 repair @ bad leak IN the CO.
inch main ~ East olive street and
Twelfth avenue.
IL is not known exactly how long
u win require % do the repair work
but Il may take the greater part ~
the DAY Those who ore supplied
with water from the Lincoln PARK
pump would Go sell 90 store water
today sufficient 10 run them tomor-
row
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
LICENSED TO WE'D

Tho following marriage licenses
were issued today: Morris Cold
stein. aged "a. and Jennie Pearlatone.
~ legal age, both or Seattle. Frank
Terry Grahng. aged ~. and Carrie
iiyndman Williams. 20 both ~ Ev-
erett, Carl Drew. aged 90. and Maria
ltohai, 20, both ~ Charleston. wash.
George =. RnnnuiFt. aged ~. and
Martha ousman. 20. both Of Seattle.
william g Ross. aged a.. and Sarah
king %. both OF Seattle. Joseph
Hanson. aged -. and Ana Bauer
sachs 70. both Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
SHIPS AND
SHIPPING

The steamer Braernar came over
from Tacoma this mofninE % com.
plete her cargo. She win take 1890
tons OK -four az the Centennial ms l.
The shipment ls valued AZ about SEQ. o.
090
The steamer Rainier. Capt. Han
sen. sails tonight Tor san Francisco
Her cargo comprises 200 tons %
merchandise and 100 go feet ~ lum-
Der The following are her Seattle
passengers. Mr.. E0bt. Lewis. q. A.
I'd wards. May L. nrscEneil, @. Brick
neIi. II. 9udom. Mr.. Geo. u. sriuck-
lin. r. McCoruick, o. Trayner, Carl
Neimau, r. Christie. n. r. Christie.
J. =. Doyle and wife.
The collier ProzresHo VIII sail to-
morrow for San Francisco. She viii
have a cargo n 500 tons OF coal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
BOAT
FOR NOME
City VIII Soon Be Crowded
With Men Looking for
Work

Tho steamship Queen. Captain
Lloyd, satla for Nome tomorrow af-
ternoon, This will bu the last Nome
sailing nom this port this year. The
queen VIII have a heavy cargo OF
provisions FOR the northern camp,
three hundred barrels of beer are
being taken 60 Quepch the winter .
thlret A large shipment % hay Is a
part OF the steamers cargo, The
queen VIII probably be among tho
last steamers TO leave Nome and OK
teusivc preparations arr being made
on board 20 carry a large crowd. A
double supply OF provisions has been
secured. In all probability large
number OF destitute miners win have
90 Dc given transportation. To avoid
any hardship tho company % provld-
ing extra provisions and sleeping ac-
gNufpfntfa fiona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
WATER SHUT OFF

Water viii be shut OF this evening
az O'Clock on the following streets.
on Main street from First avenue
south 60 Fifth avenue south on
Fourth avenue south from Yesicr
way to Main street. on Second ave-
nue. south OF Main street. on Jackson
street from Fourth avenue south 90
Second avenue south. Tho Ehut-ou
viii probably last the night and will
be made OWNS 20 necessary repair
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
WHY SHOULD
She HAVE IT?

Mrs. s A. MenaEh and Attorneys
kTeTS and Byers appeared before
lssise Iaiiuan today and set up
ssAsm % $40 os 1851. belonging 20
Henry Aseaia. who Was before the
seHri yesterday up9n an Inquest OF
hnacy- AFs. MenaRh acconpanled
AsskiH eoNn from Nome on the gen
Ar When shsy LANDED az Seattle
Ae~xin turned over % her sssT out
g siiG which be had deposited with
= p1rs=r, ard Mrs. NanaKh placed
= loeas bank. she exhibited a
,sasipt 20 Z N court yesterday. ard
sstse IaImAn ordered her 20 IN
serzs and deposit IL IN court. To-
az she rsagpearad with her attor-
ssya and laid claim 20 $500 % II as
- own money. Under the rlrcura-
si2ness Judge TaIiran refused "a
safFsa1sr the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
REPORT Of
POSTOFFICE
Quarterly Receipts $1,000 Above
Same Period Last Year

The report of tho Seattle po8toffice
for the quarter ending Sept. 90 shows
that the receipts ~ the office are
atiii Increasing. According 20 As
aistant Postmaster CciEettg figures
the gross rec aipts ~ the office from
The sale Of stamps, postage collected
on second class matter. and box
rent for the past three months
amounted % SCI 1864. the largest lu
the history ~ the office with one
exception. the first quarter Of this
year.
The corresponding quarter ~ last
year Melted {il,440 Tess than this
year. amounting Co only 5i0.937ff
Tho total flr the past four quarters
OF The year ending Sept 20. 1901. o.
sZiT, 5fa6. The iast four quarters
hold the record ln the history Of the
ffffIre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
OFFICERS OF THE
CRlTTENT0N HOME
Meeting OF Trustees and Annual
Election OF Officers

A meeting Of the board q trustees
of tho Florence Crittentoa. Home was
held last night IN room 6ot OF the
bailey building. The following on.
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year.
Ara- Lille Rogers. president. Mrs.
Mary J. Macdonald. vice president.
Rev. Fmdlonx. Of ballard. secretary;
Mrs. Pauline Hawkins. treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
/ As EDITION
q O'Clock
DIVORCE BARRED

s,N FRANCISCO. oct. e.--rhe
-. AZ bishops Of the Episcopal
-.,,ten requested that a joint
...,,,re Re appointed % consider
s..-,nx she name q the church,
5000 !. .rstasr 70 consider a fund for
=. 1870 ana retired preachers wild
VI Z. A,ase % deputies spent most
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
IN The COURTS


seots Loass
IN. .g.y IN tha ..gaL...
slin ana others returned ''.i,I'i-
- 'he piaint'ls, giTlng them fia5
@sfy g.ta D.so.eo
Judge Taiiman this rnorn.ng gr.-,
-. 9 qiY2ree 90 Msrv T.. Kaeeiar.l
nom d. J.. Kneeianl. '''a
10 e.A. Dees
1uaga TaHman ia cngaqe4 TO-DAY d
.ss.'.tlNi me ease II tho Yves. ern ~
~. 20. against John Laursfgn srs
~ g alit o. set aside daa5
80 80 isanfaton % hia VIE. and i
! 80 tsagH q "a. Watson. ana to hsve
4e nlent against IanRsfon IA fsg.
-, ~ we plaintiff deciared q frrt M,
~" me premises DO question.
~1ut Thetr P.y
,raM hopkins & son have sy.a
efifa iiaaNeid ana geors. D.
." si3-''' Tor work and 1a bor
2 Wi ais.Us
Eyeiine Moore filed two n.,,,,.
s1-g .n the probate dcprrf -, y.
.aperipr court. one II the,a 4, ~
nat the court vet aside ~, @
q a viii Of Charlotte : y,
Il, q who dieI In tho lnesno ~. ,l
ia Oh April 70, 1901. This wil ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
JAIL0R GRANT
STILL ON DUTY

Notwithstnndlng the fsot that
Tailor 9. l. Grant stood a serious op-
GRAFTON last evening, he was again
on duty at headquarters this morn
lug The operation wnH very sue
eeaaful ana Mr. Grant viii soon DO
Ia good health again.
Jnilor 9. 4. Corning also had an
operation performed yesterday after
noon The result Of "A kick given him
by hobo over year ago.
Capt y. y. Willard e. etW cQnfin-
90 90 his home. dangerously iii with
rheumatic fryaF.
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Was Probably Stolen

An unturned boat was found on the
sandspit at the south Of the city this
morning BY Mike Ncrgc The matter
was reported 20 the police ana u IL
believed That the craft faand IL one
Of these r,Contly stolen In this city.
Q
Umhreiiss-R Rec airing ard covering
a specially HhAuisk. t1zi iat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09

81 whisky she win stand ia front or
the mirror place her hand 60 her
head az Tor a military salute, ana
oxclnim. How -do.do. how dc do. ="
Again. when she hau had hor third
drink ~ whisky. she viii iaughingly
cNclnim; Let's on set fun aud tell
our right Names"
Uses First Names
she frequently refers tn her friends
Zen, Harry. Dot and Cora. of Kody.
though rarely mentioning the last
name.
Miss Roger made Il an invnriahla
rule To either tear up or burn all cor
respondonCe as soon nH read. and this
habit OF burning letters with n light
ed match ia one that win attract at
tuntion anywhere.
She was formerly a dovout Cntho-
lie hut has ncslectcd an religious du-
ties for LONG time,
Mas Fierce Temper
she Possesses temper that NJ
timea almost goes beyond her CON
troll. and then Hho does not hesitate "a
say the menncat and most malicious
things about her best friends IL
raid 90 be peculiarly afraid OF
ghosts
uaually wears uudrcaaod gray kid
gloves, size 81 walking. and ola
dress. Usually wears a walking hat.
shaped similar 90 a mans soft crush
hat either stitched tailur~uade
without trimmings. or soft felt
trimcd with band or wing 81 bird.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
ELECTRICIANS

The electrical workers Of Seattle
VII give an entertainment and dance
tonight az RanhB bali The enter
tainmsut VIII consist ~ a minstrel
show, IN which some clever people
ar- taking part. an electrical exhibit
lion, and short boxing contest be.
tween iocAl aH4afaurH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
Nj HenO's Advance

J. G. knapp. in advance ~ Hi Hen
rvs Minstrel show. which plays AZ
the Seattle theater shortly. IL IA the
city
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Who wuiPsy

No arrangement has been made
with ths government for the trans
porta ton ~ miners that are unable
70 pay their passage but the COM
pany VIII expect endorsement The
government transports may have to
he called into service. but this viii
not be known until the santa Ana.
now due. arrives. This steamer n
expected 90 arrive az any moment.
and the stories ~ restitution viii re-
celVe con Mrrnutton ny denial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
A FEW MORE:
LIKE: THIS

Charles Flick. Fred Harris and r.
II. Griffin. The three mon charged
with crlmiuaily nE8nultlng i6ycar-
old Ruth Armstrong, appeared IN
Judge Georges court this morning
Eick ma Harris were both bound
over 10 the superior court after waiv-
ms the preliminary hearing. In do
inult ~ $500 bail they were commit
tea 10 the county jail. GrifinH case
W1H continued until next Tuesday.
when he VIII be heard before Judge
George
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
.'lndian Zoe" Greco

Indian Joe" Gregg wne fnef y.
and costs thI4 afternoon hY Judge
George for carrying concealed weas,-
grW
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ot the morning debating marginal
readings,

iotcr.-The house OF bishops, after
ia lcngthy debate. adopted the pro-
posed amendment 60 canon on mar.
rlago and divorce. prohibiting re-
marriage 81 any person who has
been divorced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
ROBBED or
ALL HE HAD
After Saving for Years His
Little Fortune Vanished
In a Night

Noll somple, a lnbnrinR man whose
every dollar means 10 him hours %
toll, waa this morning robbed Of 500
the savings Of years. No save ~
Il wac ofton necessary 20 deprive
himnef on some nuugHearien OF lifD.
JIe got q together. however and IN
a Tow mbmcntBit was all taken from
him.
Tells His story
Mr.. somple came 70 police head
quarters after o'clock this morning
and told his pathetic tale 10 serEt
Powers.
Ito said that several days ago he
drew his money FROM a iocAl aavineu
bank where Il was deposited. and
intended 20 return 90 Scotland his
home Every night he put the wal
let under hs pillow ia his room az
the Presley house on fefler avenue,
near pollco hea fQuartera.
n VIA Goae
Last night the muney was pinr-
"a ln it, usual place. and when Mr.
6ampie awoke this morning Il was
SIN there. Having HRtMficd him
SELF that tho money was an right.
he luft tho room for a few momrnta
lie returned. and made the startling
discovery that hia little fortune was
gone
The police are working on the cnse.
nni hHlirNr fNa' they will soon APP
prehend the Thief I..,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
The Lancashire Que

The British steamer Lancashire
from Hlogo. VIII arrive this after
noon az 5 O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09

Waterfront men predict that Seat
tie, within a month. viii be infested
with men seeking work Every
steamer coming from the north Is
bringing a crowd ~ men who have
waited Ia the north until they had
only money enough 20 pay their way
out. and expect TO ma work ia s..
attic. The closing ~ the cunnertea
along the coast % Southeastern Al
aska 10 bringing many men seeking
work. At the present time n IL i'm.
possible for a man 20 get bed ia
any % the waterfront or downtown
lodging houses after 10 y. ~. In ad-
dttinn 70 the crowds coming from
Alaska and the fisheries. tho shut
ting down ~ the logging camps will
also Increase the Influx Of men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09

Money doubled IN buying Inter
State Fisheries stock. Greyhound
dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09

$1,000 Tu stAU0 a WEEK
SALARY for an intelligent man or wo-
man IN each town, Permanent posi-
ton. 80 cents per hour for spare
time. Manufacturer, BOX 1902. Chic
runp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09

Ab'iFaei Company Changes Management
]. r. Bolcher formerly chief clerk
~ fhn 1bstraft firm Uf Booth. Whit
tlegoy and Hartford hna been elect
~ eecrai1lv AMI manager of tho See
Hitle AUhiroct company, vice -. a..
MCDmber resigned. Mr.. gaIchof'r
years NJ work in abstract makIug ia
thir city hove mado him fh1rouehiv
familiar with an the intricaoiea or
Seattle titles. The new maDae,. mont
Will aad many valuable improve-
mcnta 10 iae company'a plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-09
no TREATING

GRINELL. Ia. Oct. 9-Thc city
council has adopted an ordinance
which makes 81 m.afemenn1r for
two w more pern0na to congregatr
GOA bus each other drinks M ~
held that treating" promotes drunk
c1rrgH
Todav President Crichton. NJ tho
city council. rigned ar acting mayor
ffnrv ordinance passed az Monday
Nights meeting.