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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
LICENSED TO WED

The following marriage licenses
have been Issued. j. u. Buchanan.
aged 20, and Kittie Finley. %, both
of seattle. Charley Wilson, Al. ard
Amanda Brown. -, both ~ Port
Gamble. Geo. =. Stevens, 49, and
Alice VI. blood. -. both ~ Seattle:
clarence r. Anoble. n. and olive
.5oiat. n. both OF Seattle; John Mac
nab. 81. and Dora y. Day. -, both
Of Seattle. Marion r. Libbee, a. and
Myrtle y johnson. -, both ~ So
attic: Frank W. Leach, r.. Of FIRE.
mont. and Jane y. Evans, 81. Of
Green Lake. Geo. MIGRANTS Reed,
%. ~ Battle Creek. Mich. and Irene
Tseal. rs. CT Tacoma.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued Stephen Carkeek.
Of Fremont. and Catherine N. Baird.
Of Seattle: Robert r. oldham and
Belle strickland: NJ. r. Conway. n.
and Matte Berrins Is. both OF &C.
attic. Hartley ID. Smith and Minnie
q. Fowler. both Of Seattle. Charles
Extronn. AZ. Of Edmunda. and Merry
Rnjeeren. ~. Df Seattle; August r..
Peterson. ~. and Christina Ander-
Ron. n, both Of Seattle. Joseph l..
erherrner and jeanette Davis. both
~ Seattle: John Hackhoff. 20. Of Sc
attic. and julia A. chase. %, ~
EVhatcom. Orcar Braman. "a. and
Grace +. Wvfnan. % both 81 North
Rend. Howard =. Golden "a. and
laura r. Hawkins. ~, both o. Se-
tile. Frank w JamlsOn, n. ~ Se-
attic and Beuiah VI. Henry. p. ~
seattle. Albert A. Geukc. 10. Of Bal
fard and Thine Berge. a. Of Bryant.
r1tso George Roabnre 70 and BiaBch
NJ. Adams. %. both ~ Sea lie; q. A.
Dinen, ~. ard Josephine NJ. Ander-
son. n. both Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
BUSINESS
DOUBLED
Cases in Superior Court Show
Great Increase

Tho records OF the county clerks
office show vast Increase IN litl-
cation. 1g6 more caree being filed In
the superior court IN 1901 than tn
1900 since Cirek koeplii came In.
January ~. AsS5 cases have been
filed. hy the end OF HIS first year.
January II next, u n expected that
the number VIII reach 1890. In
George Al Holloway'a two terms,
Immediately preceding koepni, 1.ess
eases wcro died IN four years In
the two yeats term OF Clerk Gordon.
preceding Holloway. ASA cases were
hied.
The business has nearly doubled.
yet Il n handled by the same NUM-
Der 81 deputies. working for salaries
20 per cent lower than were paid In
the hard times half dosen years
ago, Cashier brewster and Harry
Emery. the entry clerk have little
time 60 lock out OF the window
Emery In particular has a steady
Job aH he snters the date and title
81 every document In the book kept
for that pufpa~e. These papers NUM-
hFr from half n dozen 30 several
score IN each care. and usually ex-
coed ioa n day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral Of John sporck was
held from Bouney g. Stewards chapel
az I o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Rev. John Damon Ufficiated In
tsrment was In Lake View cemetery
George l.. Whised. aged Is years.
died Of Providence hospital yester-
day. Deceased vas a member ~
OwBsaa. Mich. Tent ies. knights q
the Maccn ices. The remains are al
HonHey and Stewarf's
Mrs Mary De Launey. aged 70
years. died at q local hospital yes
terday.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Coleman
was held from the residence. 1915
Fourteenth avenue. at 1850 o'clock
this afternoon.
The funeral Of Caroline goiofin
was held from Butterworfh'a chapel
AT o'clock this afternoon.
The funeral Of David Wlehef waa
held from Bufterworth'H chapel AZ
10 O'Clock this morning.
News % the death ~ Or. Rush
Shipper Iiuidekoper. a noted editor
and veterinary surgeon of phIiadsi-
phia, has been received IN Seattle.
Deceased was a nephew OF Joseph
Shipper Of this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
FEARS OF
ANARCHY
Will Double President $
Bodyguard

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Dec III
Extraordinary precautions are being
taken TO guard President Roosevelt
tomorrow during the public New
Years reception. Secret service men
Will be on hand in larger numbers
than ever before.
no person Will gain admission 70
the White House who carries a stick.
umbrella or bundle. or who has the
appearance Of eoncsaitng anything
In his hands or about his clothes.
The secret service men say they
have no advices which would lead
20 the belief that an attack IL 20 be
made on the life Of the president.
but think the agitation which has
been made against anarchy since the
assassination af President Mckinley.
may lead to an aborfive attempt on
similar lines during fomorrow's cer-
efuonien
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31

PASSED ExAMINAT|O

The civil service cnmmIssfh an
nounced this afternoon the names Of
the successful applicants for city
positions. according to the examin-
astons recently held. They are as
follows.
Registration cierks--Arthur Lang.
W. W. Durkec. John w. Haixht. A.
c. Nelson
Acrountant--rred Foster.
Sfencgrnphsrs Ethel T.. Hlanch-
ard. Henry n Sanders. Edith NJ.
Lowell and n. NJ. strous~
ratrolmen-E~ c. Riddle v. Coli
li<r. =. c. Carr. A. Mcphec. c. r.
Lille. L. Hevuar. u. o. Bnnneti.
Janitors-J. Vat Gerste and VIII
Ham Nuncaster.
Firemen--G. II. Bower. w. ID.
Freeman. n. C. Bunk. n. Leighton.
Fire piiot--H Leighton. q
Fire Drsver-w A. Raymond. w.
NJ. cowfey. VIM. Boyle,
Head chAinmen-~J. w. Emhury
and G. r. Runce.
Rear chainnan-C. G.. Softer.
Axsmen--C. G. softer. l.. A. Burch.
J. r. Brown. J. NJ kessier. j. n.
Hammer. w. %. Sanford
Assistant franchise inspector --
Samuel Weipp<rs.
Street and sewer snspectors-S. w
Dutfon. O. f. Bauder. II. A. Fred
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ON SOUND
and SHORE
Newsy Notes Of the Harbor
and Sea Vessels That
Come and Go

The steamers city Of Seattle and
the Jeanne both sailed yesterday for
Alaskan points. They had a com
paratiyely llKht passenger list. The
city Of Seattle took about 800 tons
ot cargo and the Jcanie about 600
tons.
A marine survey OF the schooner
Stimeon reveals that her injuries are
greater than nj first supposed tt
Will take about $4,000 10 repair her.
The Stimson Il the vessel which WIS
fauled BY the German vessel Robert
Hickman at West Point light. on the
nlkht % the storm. She Is now In
the bay.
rhs colman - Is TO be mater
iaiiy improved A two-story bust
ness building with iss foot frontage
for stores and offlees. will be- htHlt
fronting Railroad avenue. and The
present warehouse on the wharf will
be materially enlarged.
The Tampico OF the Globe Nayiga,
ton Co.. 10 TO be equipped with o
r~frtgeFstor plant With a capacity OF
$50 tons. The plant win be In
stalled BY the Vulcan Iron works.
The German ship Aistcr. the lnrg-
est wheat vessel that ever visited
this coast. went up the Sound In
tow this morning from Tacoma with
a cargo % wheat for European
points.
The steamer Nome City. Of IN.
Pacific Clipper line has already
been scheduled 90 sail 10 Nome Apsii
n. 1891. from Seattle. eight daya
earlier than her departure last sea
son.
Her managers are NO positive that
the Nome city will be the first
vessel 10 drop anchor NJ Nome thin
season that they are now selling
tickets. guaranteeing rebate % 80
for every passenger and rs for every
ton OF frright not delivered IN Nome
harboF In advance u the arrival OF
any ether vessel.
The ship charmer. from Port
Townsend. pahsed up the Sound this
forenoon for Tacoma % load a cargo
Of coal for Aan Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
Martha Quappe's Funeral

The funeral OF Martha Quappe. the
Elrl who committed suicide Christ
mas day on account o. Nell Pickercii.
was held from Hutterworth'a chapel
yesterday.
while the body OF the girl was be-
ms borne 60 It's last resting place
the woman who maHauefpded aa n
man, and FOE whom the Quappe rifi
killed herself, ians1iAhed In a cell
81 police headquarters.
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worthy patron: Mrs Mary E Kel.
nall. associate matron. Mrs l.. VI.
fcnton. secretary; Mrs. A. ~. Hal
lock, treasurer. Miss tsettie Williams.
conductfeaa Miss Matte ilailock.
associate conductresss Mira. n. !.
Carrie. warden. A. A. Guernsey. SEN
tinel. Mrs, John H. Damon. chap
lalni Mira Aihro GARDNER. marshall.
Mrn. Maud Manning. musician The
nVe points OF the star are repre-
scented aa followHi Adah, Mrs, Viola
APPLICABLE, Ruth, Miss Mary Rinc-
hart. Esther. Mira laohci Freed.
Martha. Mlaa Fannie McRAy; Eccta.
Mrs. Icather Dunn,
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erick. q. T.. Manning.
Concrete. masonry. and paving In
rpector9-J. f. Eek. w w. Faster.
Pipeline iuspectorn~-IA "a. Belts
and W. e. Davis.
Transitmen r. white. %. OF
ferdahl. VI. r.. Shotwen. A. Y. FuI-
Ter, = c. Brown. w. L. Thompson.
Csmputers-T. NJ Dunn. c. M. Lar
r.. III. wtnan, J. w. Embury.
DrauHhtrmenr~J. w. Fleet. J. G..
Des Oranges. r. NJ. Gum. a. n.
Reeves. r. =. wyile. T.. 3. sscfess.
Telephone lineman ana insp.ctor--
J. ~. Guild.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31

ATTACKED

a. n Carroll. 3ewsier at
~ street. Was bFutaiIy
" an unknown man on
eoxn{are al 2 ~ o clock this
days before Christlnss the
ought . ring from Carroll and
70 have the size altered II
s-seAfa that ne came back TO Car
M'e Store this afternoon and want
his money back This Carroll
fused to give up. and the man
&Dt out OF the store and nothing
sr@ Nas Thought about tina matter.
a half hour later the teweier went
n his lunch and while walking
Columbia street toward Third
enue be wss struck from behind
A. biow telling him 70 the walk
attempting to arise he was again
mek n sfse face and kicked while
n lay upon the pavement. He at
1inpfed 10 arise second time. but
- again knocked down by his ass
liant. I
The stranger who had delivered the
D~s ran rapidly toward Thigd av-
4fe and proceeded mp that street
FAR ~ pike street. where ne dis~
3seered.
#arr0H was carried almost uneon-
&sus into tire drug store on the cor
~ Third avenue and Columbia
Xst. where his wounds were
Nened. His face and head were
#fta 10 he badly cut.
he jeweler cMnnDf give cose
&bnmt of the mans Appearances
&hss actions while IN the store.
&saEd when the man purchased the
merely told hi.n 70 write the
.zy.e John on the sreicle.
ha police we're notified u the as
Ml.if but a. 3 late kour this after
Ioor Tie cugprif had not been APP
,fehenfee.
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asst Edition
a O'Clock %. M.
ING TO SAVE SEATON'S NECK

ek:en>pt 20 save william Al
ektcn's life hy legal process
~ made BY his attorneys.
<rt. Cassidy 4 Barnes. IN the
<ezo court on Thursday. They
M4k the eonrt to make an order
AluinR sheriff Cudihee from ex-
n< the sentence OF death.
application In based upcn a
ru OF the statute which pro-
J that any order made after
u41nr may be appealed from. and
suxh appeal shah stay proceed
= nrtii The hearing OF the appeal.
2zalusc II very broad and per-
the review OF any matter aris-
Al the case TO be heard upon
appeal.
Thrssteas ts Esax
81 Relieving telegram was sent
6l3mpla today;
[<i<rk supreme Conrss sheriff
E&<ens ia hanr Seat0n. His life
rxHia u1son action az supreme
FL. VII appear hefore court
M3aS murninE
"A. j. SrEcKERT.@
uotice Was also served upon
RiN Cpdlhce. which recites the
of tfse appeal and quotes the
Etife and then proceeds In these
d.
~ aasire therefore 20 notify you
/ u you execute and put 10 death
Liam Aidcn SeNtou that you VIII
sut.iy Of q Judicial murder and
! No will hold you and your
IiSncn liable for any wrong or
rs oonc 70 the said William Al
Seaton.-
Jsdxs rAiiman psmsrs
ws< understood that an attempt
"a he made % get some kind OF
cxsIe1 from enc 81 the superior
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31

IN CUBA

HAVANA. Csha. Dee sf.~Thr Gu
han election II proceeding quietly to-
day. Reports from all over tbs isi-
and Indicate a light vote and say
that no serious disturbances has oc-
CURED.
Indications are that the Cuban
party viii win. SEINE surprise ~ ex.
pressed nj the apathy shown In
many portions ~ the island. where
The interest seems "a be almost dead.
There has been decided si0wnsss
IN campaign matters. except where
there has been some attempt AZ red
laboratory.
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A GREAT
SURPLUS

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Dauk
'''rhs treasury IN IN a condi Of
uncxampied strength" drelnrsN
rotary Gage today when asked 10
review the treasury situation at the
close ~ the year
For the calendar year receipts In
eKceHa of the ordinary expenditures
amounting to tiee eo9.ep0 are shown.
such an excess might have resulted
In serious embarrassment. Secretary
Gage said. had nos the department
bean able by means Of thia surplus
20 reduce the public debt IN a LARGE
amount.
since April the Treasury has re-
deemed and cancelled United States
bonds 10 che par value OF almost
$50 Oo9. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
RIVERS FALL

ATLANTA. Ca. Dec. ai.-~Dis-
patches ff1n yarious points IN Ala
bama and Ge&rgia INDICATE that the
rivers which aid 80 much damage
SUNDAY and Monday have fallen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
Schools Close Tomorrow

The public schools Of the city Will
remain closed tomorrow New
Years day. The remainder % the
week. however. the schools viii be
IN session as usual A good attend
ance Was noted In nearly all tho
public schools yesterday, after the
vhrtefrane vacation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
SUNNY ITALY
Joseph Shippers Lecture Before
ihe Y. W. c. A.

Joseph shippen. who with HIS two
brothers made ar extcntlye tour OF
Italy In 1858. Delivered a Mcclure at
the Young yv0mens ChriAian ASSOC
citation rooms iast night. choosing
as his subject sunny italy" BE
gave an interesting account Of the
trip. touching briefly on al the
spota that have made that country
so famous FOR beauty of scenery and
architecture. His description -
Rosne was especially graphic and
fin all the lecture was one OF the most
entertaining the ". w. G. A. has lis
tened 20 for months. ~ was given
under the auspices If the Travel club
OF the organization.
The v. NJ. e. A, win give q recep-
ton ut their quarters on New Years
day from ? % y. NJ Lre. Frank
Black. Mrs. Rochester and others
viii sing.
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--~--r-r---~ ----------s-sr-a-----~-
GAMBLERS ARE
HEAVILY FINED

There were nine gamblers male
defendants ri the police court today
on the charge Of running gambling
games. 10 each csse AZ usual, The
hail money was forfeited. which has
the eject Of fine.
In all 81 100 vas turned into the
,sexx Golfers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
LIBRARY SITE

Tho library commission met the
executive committee OF the state
university regents last night Moth
ing Of any importance was accom-
plished. n was decided that the
proposition Of the commission viii
have 90 be submitted 10 the full
board OF regents before the latter
can dispose Of the university land.
For n diamond. n watch or lew
elry. 20 70 M0ores. 70s Second av-
enue. ..
s4a s.sasaaa-s=-
Ia Roche. removed 20 sii First ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
THE BLIND
GODDESS
With Equal Polse the Scales
Before Her Balance Pun
Nshment and Crime
A salt Lake city Case

Several Salt Lake attorneys are
In Seattle for the purpose OF TAX
Ing the d0poHition of Jeremiah
Rchenck OF this city. formerly
wealthy mine owner OF Utah. In a
proceeding 10 revoke the discharge
% ], IL. fiacon In bankruptcy Mr..
Bacon was president Of the Bank of
Salt Lake and the First Bank Of
Mercur, which failed IN 1896. lie has
since been adiudged bankrupt IL
u claimed that he concealed a large
amount OF property from his crcd-
itors. Mr.. Schenck wan identified
with Bacon IN several important en-.
terpriaen. and ~ " expected 10 prove
by him that bacon had property
that was not scheduled In the bank
fuptcy proceedings.
Two Different Stories
A new trial In the case Of James
J. Ralph against the American
Bridge Go. ~ asked for on the
ground OF misconduct OF the jury.
A verdict for 5000 damages In fay-
or Of Ralph war returned.
Richard 3. sirkridge. ~ defend
ants counsel. las made am affldnv-
u that two % the Jurors were Esp-
aratnd from the rest Tor ahort
time ones when Hailifs Million WAS
hrinNnK them Into court. and mine
gled with plaintiffs witnesses before
coming into court. The iurafa mtn-
toned H. =, Green and .. W. Davis,
flied counter affldavita. asserting
that they we're only separated FROM
the others about 10 seconds, and de-
aging that they talked 10 ans body.
Pleaded Hes Guilty
Frank q. Go0dsan, this former
South Park postmaster. was arraiKn-
yesterday afternoon IN the federal
court. and pleaded not guilty. He
claims that he win prove himself
innocent OF wrong doing.
Rewsa loo Misi
J. w. Bullock n the latest man
TO Ket after the White Star steam
ship Company beeanss u contracted
20 carry people 10 Port Clarence on
the Oregon last summer and dumped
them 81 Nome Instead. Mr. Bullock
wants SIC. 90 damages fos the failure
~ the company to take six miners.
himself and q lot OF provisions 10
Port Clarenee lie AYERS that they
had 10 build boats and row from
Nome. a distance Of 100 miles.
suss fer 5000
John Mcclellan has sued John Post.
r. 3. Lambert and L. q. Van Val
ksnburg for 1000. alleged 20 be due
as commission for esrectinG IN. sale
OF certain mining claims in whaicom
county.
Tea kaek Jeksssn
Nicholas johnson this morning had
the Johnson part of his name and
those OF his wife and two ehsidren
changed 90 wi~rndnIc. which lsspaia
60 be the name 81 town IN Norway.
Judge Taliman made the decree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
SHOT FOUR

TURNER'S FALLS. Mass. Dec. a..
Louis Blixer. a ieweter. while tenn
porArily insane to-day. shot and kill
"a Ida cufiom. his clerk. and his
young son. He also seriously wound
eli hts wife and daughter.
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WON'T ACCEPT

II was stated on authority this AZ
teruoon that Dr. Gibson would not
accept tbs reappoigtment as n mem
Der OF the board of health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
BIRTHS AND DEATHS

SO FAR this month there have been
81 births and s. deaths reported TO
Health Officer Carroll. Il Ia little
0uf Of the ordinary that there shoaid
cr as many deRthR as births. Vet
this is probably accounted for by
some physicians being tarssx in send
Ing lL~Arths under their VI. The
grea number ~ deaths Wf from
consumption The different fex ers
common az this time OF tho year
were the causes 81 neveral ~ the
deaths
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a IaIe Of Crime

John Bishop. garbage man, dis
covered q tiny dead body u an in
FAINT boy only q few days old. In a
Western avenue rubbish heap. He
took the body TO ButterwoFth'a
moTgue. and Coroner Hoye was mott
fled
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n. FOR
$5OO,OOO

b .ADELpHrA, Pa dec. H.
EathInson and Irving wafkin-
h1ivlduofiy and ~ partners.
~ Cs<o. WAtkimxon and Co..
6udne< voluntary bankrupts
axpets are valued az about
I'D liabilities are estimated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
WARRANTED
FAST cOLORS
eesen Claims He Put His Money on
the Black but Yellow Took II

Lsers7 Green, a painter. II IN Gus
Ir1Y On fthe charge Of attempting 70
IT'D ~ Black. a woman Of the
*n41r Aorld. Green brings q coun-
- ~ xe of robbery against me
frf11 ana says that little Jap
nfrl who was I'm the room got
Fay With SO OF his money.
MzfrordfnR % the woman'a story
fn entered her room carry this
'srusnr and asked her II she had
'~ffr teeth. To show that she had
4 opened her mouth % show them.
II <aya that Green then suddenly
kemDfea 10 thrust gag IN her
49, and choke her, but she broke
mis- grasp and screamed for
rfes attracted the attention
kfnan Humee, wh0 placed
arrest Green was ioek-
the woman held under
N.a4eftfa the CASE
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Dozen Gateway Mission

DIR. Joshua McAiiisser. evangelist
% Iowa. viii preach az the Open
Gateway mission. $40 FIRST avenue
north tonight. Services begin at
7ss0 o'clock.
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court judges this morning, Only
Judge Tnilman was present when
Mr.. Speckert appeared. A telephone
conversation was held between them
last night IN which Judge Taltman
refused 20 commit himself. but told
Mr.. Sneckcrt to come into court AZ
9.10 o'clock. Al that hour Judge
TAilman stated that he did not wish
90 Interfere with the business OF
other departments. hut would do so
IA case ~ necessity. as he would
not shirk any duty. lie, however
asked MIR, Speckert TO see one Of the
other Judges hrst II possible Mr..
Spaekert then left the court house
Ia little while Judges He'll. Emory
and Grimm all came az. Judge Em-
CRY a disqualified 20 act Ia the ease,
as he nied the original complaint
against Scalon. being then a deputy
prosecuting attorney.
Mr.. Barnes. OF Seaton's counsel.
said this afternoon that nothing FUR
Their was necessary except 20 present
the petition 60 the supreme court for
a stay. The appeal was perfected BY
tillnx IN the superior court.
II win be remembered that sea-
tons appeal Of the case was dts
missed 81 the supreme court for
want Of pFosecgtlon within the statu-
tory time. The date Of execution
was fied on November q. as soon
as thu rcmittltur was sent down.
A Respite VIII ne Asked
An EFFORT 90 obtain a Communication
or respite from the governor will
also be made. as previously stated by
the star. mainly through the efforts
Of A. N. Mouxln. n young law stu
Dent. who has taken Kreat interest
In SeatOn's case.
The preparations for the execu-
ton are practically complete.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FURNISHED rooms. ass Madison
street.

The trusts. so long as
they're confined to national
politics. do not bother YOU,
but when trusts localize
themselves, as in this in
stance, they effect ones
pocketbook-she most SEN
Sitiye part of humanity"
And these prices are in
direct defiance to the com
bination: that's why this
business is growing daily.
Packers Tar Soap. ................1sc
4-f-ii White Rose and Giycerlne
roap ...ssst.s s.s...st.s..s..s,s.
Mcnen's Talonm Powder. .........i 5c
Pinaud's Eau DE- Quinine (smalD. acc
la Bache Face Powder ........ $50
witch Haze. pinta Gplckinson'a) .25e
Naeellne, ono pound cans ......... Poe
SCOTS Emulsion ............,... Csc
FefuuN ,...t..4... .s...s..s.s.s...st uc
Beef. Iron ana Wine. .........s....50 Soc
Paine'a Celery Compound ...".G5c
BorliekH Matted MIX ..,.......... soc
Mcllin'a Food .................... 40c
kenyon's Buohu Compound ..s.t Coo
kilmcr n swamp Root .........,...6 5c
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, $50
swlfta Specific ..................6 Csc
Csatorin ......s. ......4.......2 5c
Carriers Little Liver Pills.......,ibc
Coke Dandruff Cure...............G Csc
Warmers Safe Cure .............. s5c
Pierce's FHvorite Prescription. CSC
Pierceis Golden Medical. Disoov-
cry ...a... ...t..............+.. 6lc
Hot Water Bottles, 2 quarts. CSC
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31

uee: Sound Harbcr No. ig. Amer
IA Association Of Masters ard
|et9 will hold opeu house fDmor-
M from neon TIL midnight In their
1ru< IN the Giob~ building and corr
@Iix snvtss Al pilots and their
c11S % drop In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31

Flstehcs & Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31

the d and
stock Everything f The
and
household The sale awfn
fine Metal Bed splendid
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31

ladies Furn mode and repaired
@. g. Berg. 1915 Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31

Nicholas johnson this morning had
the Johnson part Of his name and
those Of his wtte and two children
changed 90 Mi~rpdnIc. which iesraisl
20 be the name 81 a town IN Norway.
Judge Tallman made .the decree.