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North Park union. (Walden, Larimer County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1901-01-18
Admiral Cervera
At Point of Death.

Madrid, Jan. 1O.-A dispatch
from Puerto Real, near Cadiz, where
Admiral Cervera Is lying i'll, says his
has grown worse and that
his recovery is almost hopeless
Admiral Cervera it was who made
the unsuccessful nava. battle at San
tiago, Cuba, with our Admiral Schley
two years ago, and lost the VIII Die
Spanish fleet.
North Park union. (Walden, Larimer County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1901-01-18

Tho longest mail route ever YET
established under the rural delivery
system is now projected to run from
n point above Fort Collins in Larlmer
county, to point several miles be.
yond Tie Siding, Wyo., distance of
$50 miles; to have set OF six car
rlers and deliver one mail per day.
Mr.. Amin, chief agent Of the west
crn division, called Mr.. Thompson
Of Greeley, and Mr. Clark, special
agent for Wyoming, to Denver few
days ago to confer with regard to the
proposed route.-Greeley Republican.
Wonder if we can't have rural de.
livery in the Park one Of these days.
North Park union. (Walden, Larimer County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1901-01-18
Cubans Vote For
Universal Suffrage.

Havana, Jan, 10.-The Cuban con-
'titutonal convention to-day decided
'y practically unanimous vote to in
'ert clause providing for universal
suffrage in the future republic. Only
'ne vote, it is said, was cast against
ihe proposal.
North Park union. (Walden, Larimer County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1901-01-18
Newspaper Law.

| FirSt-Subscriber who do not give
express notice to the contrary are
considered as wishing to continue
their subscription.
Sccond-If the subscriber orders
discontinuancc OF periodicals publish
cr may continue 20 send it until all
arrearages are paid.
Third-If subscriber ncglects or
refuses to take his periodicals from
the Office to which they have been di-
rected he is held responsible until he
has settled his bill and ordered the
paper discontinued.
Fourth-If subscribers move TO
other places without informing the
publisher and the papers are sent to
the former direction, they are held re-
sponsible.
Fifth-The courts have decided
that refusing to take periodicals from.
the Office or removing and leaving.
them uncalled for is prilna facia evi--
dcrce of Intentional fraud.
sixth-Any person wito receives a.
newspaper and makes use of it,
whether he has ordered it or not, is
ke,d in law to be subscriber.
North Park union. (Walden, Larimer County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1901-01-18

Is it not an outrage to contemplate
ono nation forcing by the sword her
laws, her government and political
institutions on another nation in the
interest of trade and commerce, as il
merchandise and dollars and cents
were of more value than human lives2
Is it not monstrous to see strong
power invading u weak one and seiz-
ing her territories on the hypocritical
plea OF rectifying her boundaries?
This rectification of boundaries is a
very old practice, and is polite
name for robbery on large scale
Cardinal Gibbons.
North Park union. (Walden, Larimer County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1901-01-18
Teddy Roosevelt is now across the

Teddy Roosevelt is now across the
range over in Routt county
hunting mountain lion. This is the
way the poet of The Denver Post
tells how he does it:
Bold Teddy threw his gun in place
Against his quite distinguished face,
And through the sights he sharply
glanced,
The while his heart with rapture
danced!
A sharp report, whiG Of lead,
As through the air the bullet sped,
And with beastly brief goodby.
The lion winked the other eye
And as it slyly skunk away -
Bold Teddy plainly heard it sayl
"s.vsf touched -
North Park union. (Walden, Larimer County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1901-01-18
County, Friday, January

| Larimer Countys new represent
ative in the legislature, Hon. Robert
$. Weldon, has been appointed by
the speaker Of .he house on the fol-
lowing committees: State lnstitu-
tions, Education, and Insurance and
banking.
The following young people and
older ones went from Walden last
Friday in sleds and sleighs to attend
the dance at Charlie Winscom's on
that evening: Mrs. Fanny Stout and
her three daughters Grace, Ethel and
Pearl, Harry Moore, Harvc Lampman,
Wash Alderdice, Mrs. Maggie Kerr
and daughter Bertha and Dollie Nc
Kenzie. Clarence Webb, Lizzie Con-
lnors, Clyde Webb Carrie Seymour,
/ Orley Lewis, Bella Seymour, Charlie
Fletcher and Albert Rogers. Others
who were present from the country
were, Mesdames Florence Fox, Eva
Kermode, Frank and Mrs. Smith,
Alva Timbrel, George Connors, Hugh
Ames, Mr. and Mrs. Shriekengust
and Al Shoup. Mr.. Shriekengust
and Hugh Ames, assisted by some OF
the ladies', furnished the music. A
splendid good time was had boun,
tiful picnic supper, and the IN erry
party continued until almost (?I
morning.
Joseph n. Baxter, an attorney and
Hermann j. Van Dicren, an assaycr,
of Denver think they have method
of extracting gold from shaly sand
stone and they know Of n belt of this
rock in Kansas, $50 miles long, from
which sG96,9 CO,O0O,OOO can be taken
Wish they would hurry up. May be
they could get enough gold once, to
satisfy this gold standard adminstra
ton Of ours.
The great rejoicing of England at
the return of Lord Roberts from
South Africa presents spectacle the
the like of which is seldom if ever
seen. When Il conquering hero
comes, it is supposed that he is n
great military chlcftain fresh from
the field of victory. But how is it
with Roberts. With an army of
more than 100000 men he has been
for more than year trying to con.
quer an army never $4,000 strong
and has not succeeded. Is there any
great reason for such demonstrations
over such hero(?)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
Most Wonderful Vest.

sammy Lone Bears vest il tn.
most wonderful that ever came out
~ the West.
sammy Il member q HuNnio
ldlis wild West show
The vest - made Of anely fintshe
deer skin. This fact alone does not
make Il expensive. because deer skla
u cheap out where sammy iivea tn
the winter time.
Hut II n thiekly 0rnamented with
elk teeth OF pa feet shape and uns.
form size. These are not plentiful
IN Lone Bears hefne. and are very
hard u set.
The elk teeth are like 20 spcckH On
the vest Two hundred Of them are
said q have BEEN attached to n whes
Lone Hear completed tho rarrnent.
The ways of civilization ard tho
trcrcase 81 thu knowledge % the
gambling arts among bis fellows
Rave been the eause 81 a consider.
able reduction II the number.
Whenever SAMMY goer hFoke on a
same 81 a drunk. he cells q tooth
from his vest % some enthusiastic
member ~ the Elks. lie gets frora
- 70 50 I've each tooth. according 70
the state ~ the market.
Notwithstanding the frequent tn
roads he has made on the garments
ornaments. u atiti has enosxh Of
them 10 make u worth over ssao
Lone Rear wouldn't sell It for that.
lie would rather draw the money a.
be needs IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
How II Happened.

You who have been wearing coats
and vests since childhood have per-
haps never stopped 20 consider the
nick IN the lapel a controversy r.
now IN progress on the other side
Of the Atlantic az to how this orig
mated. The following ingenious eK-
PLANTATION has at length been offer
ed.
II f. said that when Napoleon first
felt the sway Of ambition. he tried
70 implicate Gen. Mureau IN Pfchc-
Rru's conspiracy MOreau had been
Napoleon's superior and was ex-
ceedingiy popular. but under the cir
eumstances. with the man Of destiny
In power. IL was not safe 10 express
publicly sympathy with Moreau. His
admirers and supporters quietly
agreed to nick their coat lapelH 10
show their fellowship. the outline %
the coat. after the nick was made
forming the letter ". Moreau was
exiled ~ Napoleon and lived In Nor
risville. Pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17

haNing Tor many years allowed ths
horticultural honofa Go pass to Chi
easo, lhtlatclphia, Haston. asa. ~
Gently Pittshufg. New York CITY has
now entered the floral neId with an
array II municipal glass houses and
eolleetion of plants that places her
w ~ the front rank Three EXHIBIT.
Ton buildings. the center house "a X
100 and 80 feet hiEh. the two smaller
~ 50 each and nearly as lofty.
lotnrd toEether bN two little Htrue-
lures. make up the new eight 81 the
metropolis. the entire expHnse u
buildings, counting, all told. 81. 0al
feei OF glass. Though but lust
started. nowcr men say that this il
already the finest display and hnua-
ing In America, to say nothing 81
what Il Will be In couple ~ years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
STORY OF THE
BLACK SHEEP
e,arae Price While Drunk Attempts
Robbery.

s.,rsr price. the black sheen ~
-s.,s family. came up before jus
l.ann this morning - answer 10
- fharses ~ attempted robbery.
=, ,vlss MeGinniA a street ear EN-
-, was tae complaining witness.
M. stand he told that on Friday
80 frice had attempted 60 rob
-. uhile he was asleep IN a chair
,,@arretoWn saloon. Mctlinnis
..se IN when ~ felt Ffice search=
- pockets and dealt him two
...n.ine blows between the eyes In
- thss morning Price locked as
}. !. had a mask over his optics.
80 n them were black and blue
- swollen almost shut. Price WAS
...ser me infiuence ~ liquor when
= rernmitted the oncnes and was
..-ss.serea ~ the court IN way
.ssssrountAhle for his actions at the
-. Justice Cam save him a sen.
..~~e AZ % dANS but u he will leave
- ~ 70 o'elcek tomorrow morn
- ~ sentence will be suspended
- hastice said during the trial
49, ~ had knewn Prlca for the
- = wears. lie II OF a very re-
.-zesahie fanily. bat H. the black
49, re has been on a sprce fos
49, weeks purisg the last two
nss someone pinned u detective
- On rs ccat. With this Ne has
- r.enxidera Bile amusement and a
- r.any drinks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
She's Daring.

Mrs. May Wright sewaii. preai-
dent % the International Council ~
Women. in = drawing room lecture
Recently delivered t. women. only
took OCCASION % score all women
Who devote their tins o. fashionable
general
Women % leisure" she said.
spend rnuch ~ their time seeking
amusefnents that 30 not anunr A.
half the high society entertain
uentn-receriiora ard diuueFu--thn
talk that rura the rounds y not
worth ones while. nor - q ~ stun
for women tn hear or repeat" Mrs.
Sswall said that n shs had accepted
all the invitations that had been sent
e her within the last sfN months,
she would have spent three gnurths
Of her time listening % Idle Hni
vaporous talk and silly EuasipanKa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
Old Abe Lincoln.

"Of all the great men 7 have
known" SAYS Sir Edward Malet. In
shifting Scenes" Lincoln ~ the
one who hae left upon me the i'm
preston Of sterling son ~ God.
STRAIGHTFORWARD. uniiinehinE, not
loving the work he had 20 do. but
facing II with bold and true heart.
mild whenever he had a chance,
stern az iron when the public veal
required It. following q bee line 70
the goal which duty set before him
can stiif feel the grip ~ his massive
hand and the searching look ~ his
kindly eye. I remember that when
Lord Lyons. who WIS bachelor.
went 10 communicate the news OF
the marriage Of the Prince Of Wales
10 him officially, he took the queens
letter In his hand and said: Well.
Lord Lyons. all ! can say IL, Go
and do thou likewise"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17

the meat small and beat It IN a NOR
tar adding occasionally "A little %
the gravy "a little fresh butter. and
finely powdered uilauier. cloves and
pepper enough Ca season g. Tho
moro YOU boat and rub the meat the
better ms it VIII require Hu much
less butter on gravy, and VIII assist
Il Co keep the longer. hut. when
potter heyf ia wanted fnr present use,
the addition OF huttor and srnSy VIII
Improve It's taste and appearance.
When n L. Intended for keeping,
pat Il into small uhrthcuNHre potts
or Into tln cams. press II down hard.
pour on The top clarified butter 60
the thickness ~ quarter ~ an
inch. and tie over II piece Of damp
bladder To make pottvd meat more
naNory. YOU may beat NJ with ~ the
reHh of nm HncbnNY coz two. or IA llttiv
minced tongue or minced ham a.
bacon mushroom pow der. curry
powder a few uhallota. or sweet
herbs % any kind. the flavor %
whichever may he most agreeable
to sou. Meat that has been slowed
"a make EraVy maY be used o. make
rotted beef only adding the salt
seasoning and 1hvorinK Ia pounding
a. rutt-d ham. veal or OK tongue,
u made N the Same manner. only
varying the ueaHuningH To suit the
taste Of the meat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17

n Herbert Spencer. the phitos-
vser nsw turned a. IL seldom seen
! - old haunts az the Atheneum
M London Being more or lees OF
|r zvalid. he lives a retired Iife at
nxsfpn. His occasional visits 10
y heater have practically ceased.
NHxh he enjoys comic opera. TN
~ ksn2n. the philosopher has new
= eesn 70 a music hall. Equally
ex1f1ne1 b. Spencer are now the
,11xed games at billiards. az
E1<e Ne vas an adept. and rather
- q BIS skill. Herbert Spencer
1urd he master IN a very young
- Who heat him thoroughly.
sNa his defeat was no longer To be
,'xssed. the philosopher leaned on
y sae and delivered the following
fssfh % his fortunate antagonist
4 certain proficiency in this game
passiesy a desirable accomplish
- hut the extraordinary ability.
IL you have just displayed. can
~ = the fruit Of a mlsapent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17

More men were employed on tho
giEeh pyramid than on any other
work in the history Of the world. II
~ estimated that not leas than -
coo 600 men werc forced to labor on
the great pile The pyramid ia 80
feet htHh. and its base covers an
area Of ~ acres. twice the dimcn-
aiuns Of any other structure IN the
world. In one instance 5000 men
were three years In bringing a sin
gle stone from the quarry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
SCHUBERT
MUSICALE

The musical season tn this city
closes with the performance tonight
az the Presbyterian church of the
Schubert club and the appearance
az tho Grand opera house tomorrow
night ~ Camilla urao. the noted vios
lin Virtuoso
The schubert club h. an orRanira.
ton uf muaicai women ~ this city.
aud this. their first public concert. h
hooked forward 10 with great inter
est.
The program for the urao concert
has hcen arranged as follows,
fiauo-tal Etude-op. 20, No. A..
th) Mluuet from euiteop.
songs-ta) Love In sickneas''
t.tss..as Horace Parker
thl spu hist die Ruh" ....
ttt #tttss.tsss. Schubert
tel soh. for burst Of
song Francis Allison
Nioiin-eonceFto Ia Z tnrat move
menU -. Mrndrlsaohu
Camilla urro
Piano En- Route" tMarcran de
cnueerO ..s4 is GODDARD
Violln-ta) "nourrce, from the
second violin SON
atA srsssa s tst tt.s Sos ttatt v
th) Andantc tneWl .Giraud
Co Waltk ~Op. 81 Ne. d..
.... ..ss... secs. Chopin
Transcribed ~ Camilla uran.
Camilla urso.
songs-ta) Were My Songs With
Wings Provided" ..
3. $500. .RhinAldo Hahn
fhl "Ninnn' s...z4,.44. Taatl
tel Winds In the Trees
3. ..s.. Corning Thomas
Ntolin--tal "Caprieio-Study fun-
accompanied
thl Tho Witches Dance"
Camilla tfFao.
Vocalist, Miss Helen Hall
pianiatr. ST. sheldon Pierce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
MARINE NEWS.

S.tsnx vessel spartan I eft San
Fszsrasre for seattle this morning.
<rhosncr Albert Meyer. from Hal
~ 10 san FranciF .. reached her
ssssin4tion last nlgh,.
- i,rmsnslty - the freight Husi-
- rem Seattle 60 Southeastern
tAska has encouraged podweil a
~ h place \ rev steamer in com
~ntnn. and with that end tn View
-s<efiaftous are now psndlnE be-
rssn fhe Arm and a wrl known
s.4nship company having head
enFssrs ia San Franctsca. Tho ves-
=, I'll b. used exclusively for
tszshf purpose. The name 81 the
MAJ e. her owners Il withheld from
. Vahiic for the being.
~ Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
raxss the announcement that owing
3 ne prolonged delay IN the COM
srsstion cf their new steamer. the
sekane. caused by the mAchinista'
rrkR. the steamer Queen. now
srssnx On the san Diego San Fran
trs run. Stli BE- transferred 20 the
Szfts- Skaxway run. and VIII make
" k-st voyage from this port June
n The Queen vas originally on
- skssway route. and was form
~ ane e. the best known and most
Frsisr 81 the excursion steamers
rszztE< 70 Southeast Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
Potted Meats.

Writing IN the Chicago Inter
ocean on the subject ~ ported
meath, Parker Quincy Adams says.
II wac not 20 many years ago that
every family felt called upon 10 have
It's supply ~ potted meats In tho
tarder. Then came In the canned
meats Of commerce. and potted
meats took a back seat. OF late,
however. I am glad 20 note tend
cury 10 return 20 the home product
The housewife knows what she has
lu stock n she prepares II herself
and, to quote one OF them. "knoWs
that n is good. too. Potted and col
Jared meats are not difficult 70 pre-
pare. aud 10 be Ia the swim you
should know how 70 put them up In
q tasty manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
Gig Chance Here.

Florida Is rich In minerals In
addition 10 phosphate. Of which the
world already knows. she has I'm.
mense deposits 81 elays ~ every Kind
kaoiin. oehree. IRE and aluminium
ciaya. gypsum and Fulicr.a earth -
great extent and finest quality. Hnf
has stone excellent for building pur-
poses and a soft magnetism lime
stone thar produces "a cement In
every respect equal 70 the best i'm
ported. Iron % high grade and
value IL known to exist In several
localities: 80 also are Indications ~
petroleum. natural gas and soft coal
and asphalt 70 be found IN several
portions 81 the state. and yet. with
one or two exceptions. the fields con
tanning these ores are undeveloped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17

20 men, though not with their per
mission. John Stuhbn was arnt there
by Queen Elizabeth for having dared
address Ca her letter Of rpman-
STRANGE against her Catholic alliance.
Among others WIN WIRE Imprisoned
Mstc George lsockViilc. the poet
William Penn. the founder of rhua-
delphia, Titus Oatea and Danger
held, Daniel ncror, the creator 81
Robinson Crusee. Sir John Hob
son, and certain distinguished,
thaNEht net Virtuaus individual call
81 ~ various names, hest known To
fame however. as lack Shrppard
The cause II the demolition Of the
prison a the necessary widening 90
Neweatc struet, the whole length OF
which ON enc side the prison Govern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
Nations Balance OF Trade.

or the g principal commercial ma
lions uf the earth only 10 show a
balance ~ trade In their favor. while
the remaining Il buy more than they
Hrll These 10 arr the Argentine RE
public, bulgaria, Canada. Egypt.
lifitlrh india, Mexico. Philippine isI-
andH, Russia, Uruguay and the Unit
81 States. Russia f. the only one 81
the great nations 81 Europe whune
foreign commerce II Ia "A favorable
condition, and her balance 81 trade
i only about 1000 600 q year. while
that ~ the United states was t52i. 8.
nlQ.eo1 during the iHHt nine month. a
gain % ti-t.eoo.eiso over the previous
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
In Hotels.

Following are among the lat. ar
rivals At the Northern. p q. Burns
and wife. Spokane. w. J Quinn and
VIM Emerson. skaxway. ". = Me,
Reavy. Union city. A ). MARKS
Portland.
AZ the Seattle. r. e. Anderson. 4
Nashua mining man. Edward Krety
% the Beioit Machine works las
p Best Of the He'll Nelson f.umbar
Co. Everett. NJ. Earlcs. iumherrnan,
Fafrhaxen. r II. 7. Day. business
man. Whafcom. W. A. woodlands
eannerynan % Vancouver. n G; !.
T. cornforth and wife. Denver.
At the Diuer' W. q. Preston. paw.
son merchant J. ". Allen. ~. Blake
ley iumberman. J. v. McAdafns. r.
Jennings and VIM. Litchnsld. Valid 1
miners Who are going 70 their homes
in the East.
A. the RaiuIer-Grand. Tnoa. J.
smith. Portland. Or. and Mrs A n
Coz. u Portland. Robert =. Maniey,
Manila; ~ q. Plat. Portland. A. ".
Bond. p. Wayne. Ind. s. W. Finch
washington. d, G
At the Stevens: O. r. Cole. Ia.
coma: A. J. splawn and wife. Yak
ina: :. II. Clements. snohomIah. W.
]. McQusrrie, Dawson. Geo. q. Al
len and wife. SkaGway.
At the Brunswick; Dra. w. W
Taylor and Austin Wood. ST. Paul.
J. VI. Fay and wife. ChehailH. Rnbt.
A. Ayers. Olympia iumberrnan;
Joseph Knox and wife. Victoria. r.
~. Fauceft. veil known Tacoma bus.
mess man. y. James and wife. sno-
h0mish.
.
At the Butler. l. May and daurh-
ter and Mis- Heller. Portland: Thos.
Bordeaux and wife. Olympia. Peter
Larsen. railroad contractor. what
com. Lester W. David. Blaine bank.
er: =. y. Heustls. customs collector
Of Port Townsend. y. y. Milne. well
known Victoria business man. =. T.
Dudley, iumberman % Barring.
Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
Suburban.

lssFe i big demadn for houses
! s.sih seattIe. Every house IL &C
y - and the new ones being erect
- engsged long before their
~. VIM Head Of 0rtinR will ail
~ kApst Of the Wesley VI. r.
- AZ South Seattle during the
s.ss ..on q the pastor, Rev. Roland
- NE cement exercises AZ the
o. Our Lady of the Lourdes
49,. .h Park tonight, will be large .
s.se more mass meetings will be
-. = me suburbs along the Grant
\. = eAr Iine tonight r. raise money
- p1rpose 81 retaining an at
r.. y direct the fight for better
= e1r service On that line.
- .lerncntine Bash 81 Columbi
II. leave this afternoon for
asfk- where she will be met by
Efents. Together they will
w Pan-American exposition.
- 80 Seattle lodges 1.-THE Ballard
sao the Fremont i0dReJ 0f the
- OF America, viii unite at
IAs~sz.t tonight and initiate 10 new
" - %
~, ,y.1siness men II Ballard will
4 49, 1nesday night 10 organize
s'AD@r Of commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17

tNcrfreai gentleman has been for
Gre rnnfhs expatiafinE 10 hts
rzz8s On the superiative merits %
~ Chinese cock. says the Montreal
Had There was nothing that the
tAaw eoaltn.t do. and 10 IL well.
M ne raster Of the hOuse hold vas
r<rrslly Certifying In the freedom
4 - hone from ths tnraidon q
- ordinary ruler % the Kitchen.
ne ether night this worthy citizen
NJ a large number Of his man
s~a1s 10 10 dinner and as usual,
> tsrrsd the conversation in the
a'-etton ~ his immaculate Chinese
Frvarr- After the cigars were light
4 he said, Nov come cut 10 the
k,rhen with re ard see what a
ssei 81 . servant We have The
rssrz dlet cut in procession ard
,zrrhe1 20 the kitchen. where every
- hat hung upon ths walls re-
tef<t heir faces ike a mirror, and
asrs vas the Chfnafnan. the cause
~ the brightness. washing hts
M = the soup pot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
Miss Funston Proud.

"he praudes, young woman In all
America. when the news ~ the cap
turr 81 Aklinaidn wac received. va
Miss Ella Funston. the younger ats-
Ter II the Filipino leaders captaf.
Mics Funston. after having been
graduated from fhe University ~
Kansas. g. studying drawing IN Chi
caEns She lives IN the Young Won
ems Christian Association hail
HriFhdiefs General Funston iNu't
Gen. Funston o. hia sister. bat Just
plain Fref q lad who only a few
years ago liked ta rtap work an the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
Great Scheme.

AZ q stag dinner ~ Kansas ci.y
the other day. "A pretty custom Nua
introduced There were Juht b.
guests. ana every one had r. wife ~
home. Zach on his departure about
Z O'Clock In the morning. received a
Handsome casket - sweets 70 take
% his waiting wife. The outside boH
was II HatluHuad. costing g.. and
made a pleasant msmenta - the ae.
eaniou II iH safe 90 say there were
no curtain lectures Ia 20 homes that
tnhF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
IN HIDING

TACOMA. June =. sheriff Hart.
uan and his deputies are eth ncour.
lnE the neinhhnfhoad Of Richmond
Point IN search u Charles tutlman.
Who L. wanted for the murder u
de0rEe swanson and the probably
fatal stabbing 81 John uallstrou.
II - believed that the fugitive Is
hiding IN the wounds round about
uiE HArbof.