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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-21
the LADY TIGERS INVADE
TAMMANY'S STRONGHOLD

Side audience that fairly damned the
room.
Shouts Of laughter proved that the
shot told. but no one ventured re-
ply until the little woman herself re-
sponded:
IT must be because they know
that a man without a family II more
get-at-able."
You bet" agreed her hearers en-
Enthusiastically.
when we women get q chance
she was talking AZ the top Of hcr
voice 70 drown the din-"we'u put IN
n man vino thinks something OF his
home and his wife and his child
rem"
Now you're talkingi" yelled the
Bowery boys. and the speaker was
on familiar terms with her fellow
citizens.
"NOw, your duty In threefold. You
have got to do for US women what
we cant do for ourselves You've
got 20 vote for the children. too. I
sometimes get impatient with you
men because you sit down and bear
things and put up with Tammany OPP
precision. But you're not going 10 do
II on this occasion. are your"
No. no." hOwled the crowd. get
ting more demonstrative every min
ute
And you Will remember the wO-
men who love you and vote the way
they want you tor
Mrs BOswell's voice was pleading.
Just let me at EN-" called out "A
hoarse voice IN the storm Of applause
as she ended.
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Theaters.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"a oammen sInnat"

"nnl Dovoro" drew u crowded
house az the Grand opera house. "a
Common sinner ~ not a play. but
1t n funny. Plot there ia hardly any.
but clever antics kept the crowd IN
a state ur hilarious mrtrlment II
starts "a little tameiy, and the FIRST
outburnt or approval came from the
gallery, The people downstairs soon
discovered that the gallery knew,
iill povere iH pretty good show
all by himself. ana the company IN
quite good. Not the leaHt attractive
Is q quartet OF four handsome fc-
males, who wear good looking
clothes. and make love with cuusid-
crahle skin IN dancing their skirts
have horizontal tendency
The production iH dotted with mu.
steal numbers, which ARE the best
features IT the performance. and
we're greeted with much enthusiasm.
Tho merit Of the production lies IN
itH originality and brerslnesH. which
compensate Tor the absence 81 tech
nique.
- Common Sinner win run for
thrive more nights ANA VIII be follow.
90 by Theodore" which opens on
Thursday evening.
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BUYERS
BIG MONEY
SAVING
OPPORTUNITY

Presented by d. S. John
ston Company'S Big Altera-
ton Sale, is a rare one and
the bargains genuine. as the
prices, quality and reputa-
ton of the pianos and organs
we are selling and the class
of people who buy them will
subStantiate. w lille on r
mammoth stock is thinning
out rapidly at the slaughter
ed prices, we still have a
good assortment left. Step
in today before it is too late
as the sale will close very
shortly.
New pianos from Sl37
and Sl88 for the regular $500
and 1921 styles.
New Organs from SD for
the S37 ones to $47 for the
$50 organs.
Open this evening till ten
O'Clock. Re me mber the
place.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State Of Washington. for the
County 81 King. Annie Innen
plaintiff. W. David innen. defend
ant Summons by Publication. No.
81 e0z
The State OF Washington 20 tho
said David Times. defendant: You
are hereby summoned 20 appear
within sixty days after the date ~
the frat publication 81 this sum.
mons. to-wlt. within sixty days at
tor the giss day ~ September, A. u.
1901. and dcfehi the above entitled
action In the above eniitisd court.
ana answer the complaint OF the
plaintiff. and serve copy 81 your
answer upon the undersigned astor
nsy Tor plaintiff ~ his office below
stated: and IN caNe 81 your failure
~ "a DO. judgment ~ln be rendered
against you according 20 the demand
81 the complaint. which has baan
filed with the clerk ~ said court. The
object u the saih action. nvi forth in
the complaint. 10 a. follows. To OBJ.
tain a derreu ~ the court abnv.
named divorclnE plaintiff from tho
bonds % matrimonY with said de-.
PENDANT on the grounds OF cruel
treatment and non support
J. NJ. WIEaTLtSG.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
t0f-ii Washington Building
y. o. address. Seattle. King Coun-
~. state uf Washington.
Date 81 first publication. Eeptem-
Der .iHt, 1901
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NEW YORK. Oct. fg-petticoat
pohtieianA propose to make the stern
~ aex look 10 their laurels In the
Iinay0ralfy Campaign. Mr. Tow AL
's ntns plenttnlly supplied with fem
49, ,,,v 1890 y. y not the only Buck
s e., ~ on NE political stage. MIR.
.,rsag a.. ~, asso mas his lambs. and this
mssA ~, witness the FIRST clash of
IT, ~ ~ sne opposing Ieglons.
me isay Tigers, who hali from, the
sst slde. are out with ohaflenge
~ niahS meeting at the Tarnroa ~
sD. second avenue The Munici-
~ leaguers from what their adver-
rlea term the k-stockire az
ulct take up the glove ara a.
honncea fusion ticket mas rnao,tr,.
vh Thursday night AZ ire t,e, et''s
Lyeeum, IN West Pc,t,,
FOURTH street. The o. . y ,,.a' -
f,shtsf the field through ~ -,
ing OF headquarters al az t,o 80
lssnlVtrow' which they not onI, 49,.
poss 70 man with a picked co,,,,,i,' 49,,
- - use u a. "a starting nofy,t ~,
patIoi which intends 10 ecn,,S 49,
n 49,. OF the district. dlstrttn,t,s
,hatufs 70 paseeraby ana so.,ins
raI., sDoa work in schools ~ the
t n,s,sn a,asu1, Buttons. Inc attrae.
~, element IN The carnn.t,,,, - "a,
.sug,. WI Be used IN profusion -
WI, WY aoes Tammanv alwsvs "a -,
Daenelpr for mayor9s T-tt. - y ~
a., allss Helen yarlek Bosoeil 49, -,
,ss woman speaker IN the 49,. ~ ~,
f,e,p,,eanded a. 27i Bowerv ~ p' ~
PuO'ican headquarters, 10 a. 20 ~.
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SAID he SPOKE
Ill OF M klNLEY
GO whlch Time kanstle Cannot
Get a lob at All

,asuh Kanstle has sued Frvd
80 en tive causes OF action. First,
- sssault and battery, for which
= warts sl0o0. Second. because the
sstsnaant dtd maiici0usly and false
= susak certain words concerning
~, IN the presence ~ divers good
- worthy persons. Here u one re-
~srk. .'aa Il glad President Mckin-
~ i dad" This was en- septem~
~ "a. and KunStie claluiE that al
,souxht prior t. that time he was
makinr good wages az hauling brick.
- has since been refused work AZ
n J. Houlahou's hrickyArti. and ~
n the members OF the Seattle
prirk exchange. He thinks this Is
rertA sseoo. making a total demand
a $3.50. kunstle affirms that hs
has always been a loyal citizen and
exposed Is iawiessuess,
The complaint was served on tbs
defendant sept. IS. but not filed. To.
dny the attendants attorney called
M = motion before Judge Bell for a
bin o. particulars. and az the COM
plAlat had not yet been flied. the
court ordered Il 20 be done ln@tanter,
This was not done and the court
dismissed the action. The order q
dismissal was filed at u W.. and ten
minutes later the complaint. FUR
tier steps will be awaited with some
interest. as the case Is likely 10 prove
81 exciting enc II contested.
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FIGHT OVER
SCHOOL BOOKS
Supi. Hartranit and County Board
EnIoIned BY Rand-Mesaliy Co.

The Rand -NcNally Co. have filed
suit tn the superior court asking
for an Injunction against County
Superintendent Hartranff ard the
rev county beard % education ap-
paintsd under the Gunderson law.
xksch went into effect last month.
ne suit Is t1reatrain them from pro-
seeding 10 make contracts Tor the
tarehase OF school books. The
Band McNally Co. claims that its
euntraet made May IA. 1850. Tor five
years from that date, which figured
% prominently In the state campaign
hst year. cannot be- abrogatsd by
ne Gunaerson law, and the injunc-
tcon Is sought for 10 uphold what
tht Rand Nc %aiiy Co. assumes as
~ rights In the premises The old
t0ntracs Is set ont I'm fun, and Il L.
ffen alleged that the new board IL
about 70 advertise for bids to fur
EisA books 70 the schools u King
eGnty. The plaintiff asks for a
temporary restraining order 10 pre-
vat the proposed advertisement for
Ids.
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"nun,Inr for nswsln."

Hunting for Hawking az the
Third avenue thentcr ought 10 du-
pllcate the record 90 'You Yonson"
| for u in "a better play presented hy
"a better company. II IN more than
ordinarily clever farce comedy. aud
may be- fairly cianfs'd with HoyVa
plays. . -
There arr more actors IN the cast
than are usually seen IN farce.
John l., kenfncy aaIfnwklnH. show
genuine talent az comedian. SO
also dnea Ar Grant. as Touchnm, a
professional uanhnndlfr." who
touches everybody FOR i've. All the
other members ~ the company who
have much TO de-. are thoroughly
capable.
The plot ia better defined and more
consistent than iu most farce come
dies.
The speciality songs ana dances are
excellent The performers IN this
line are Ar Grant. Frank Young. and
Misses BESSIE be Vote and Mamie
Conway. John T.. kuarmey sang
some nUw topical songs that caught
the crowd
The production viii run through
the week.
Tel. Seattle Fuel Co for coal and
wood. =,
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What Some of His
Many Grateful
Patients Say
of Him:

Dr. Abbo has cured me Of deafness
and eatsrrh. Ills treatment was ar.
ferent from any that | had ever had
before. and 1 VIII assure you the
only treatment for deafness that |
ever knew that did any good.
ALBERT RAUCH.
bartender. white House. Second ave-
niue, near Cherry street.
I have not been able 70 breath
through my nose for several years,
and have tried many specialists. but
none Of them understood my case
Dr. Abho removed two large tumors
from the back 81 my nose and throat,
and | can breathe naturally. and ali
symptoms ~ NV asthma have ccas-
ed. feel myself well woman. and
am indeed grateful 10 Or. Ahbo.
MRS. CAROLINE HERMAN,
Ballard. Wash. Chestnut street, be-
tween First and Second.
Or. Ahbo'H treatment for deafness
has proven a success with me. and I
cheorfuily recommend him as a genu-
inc expert
MRS. j. w. ROBERTS.
coz white street, Seattle.
ney trouble, and could get no elcep
az night. Dr. Abho'R treatment
worked like magic from the first
dose. and In three weeks I consider
myself wen woman.
MRS. ELIZABETH wH1TUR,
1928 Taylor street, Seattle.
A wonderful eye doctor ~ Dr. Alb
DO, for | was practically blind three
weeks ago. and today l can read the
smallest print VIM. h. RYAN.
Port Blakeley, Wash.
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AMERICAN WOMAN BECAME
A BUDDHIST, In ORDER TO
help her INDIAN SISTERS

NEW YORK. oct gi.- Sister Sang
hamitta, buddhist nun. haa come
60 America 60 interest the women or
this country tn behalf 81 the women
OF India. She herself h AN American
woman, having been born In Texas.
She ~ the wife OF senior A. de Sou
En Canavarro, IN the diplomatic aer.
vice OF Portugal. ana the couple have
three SONS and daughter
In entering che siHtcrhood Senora
"a Canavarru discarded her name
aud her home. but renowned only
her social duties, not those Of wife
ana mother. She became convinced
that more good could be done by ole.
waiting the people along their own
lines OF thought than by starting IN
az the very first with an attempt To-
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ChrlatianiEe them. She. therefore.
became a buddhist and strives 60
teach all the good IN that religion
and through u Co educate the women
with simple rules OF health. clonuli-
ness, morality. industry and aelf-in-
dependence,
She has established many schools
for girls and believes she ~ doing
more practical work than other mis-
aionarieH. She says "a little American
money viii go 20 far IN India that
she viii soon be able to interest Am
erlcnn women and raise all the funds
she needs,
Tier plan of adopting the religion
OF the people she Wishes 20 help in.
stead OF trying 10 get them To adopt
a new religion r. unique In the way
Of missionary work.
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AMERICAN MAN IS
JAILED ~ MEXICO

MONTERREY. Mex. Oct i9.-Ths
American colony here l. aroused over
the arrest 90 W. III. Mealy. one of the
best known mining men tn Mexico.
II is asserted by Mcaiy's counsel that
his arrest II n bold method 20 de-
fraud him ~ hts extensive mining
rights aH the owner OF the famous
Norinas de Rajan mines. valued at
more than a million dollars
The specific charge against Meaiy
IL contempt % court. Washington
authorities have been notified.
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A LESSON IN
P0LIT ENESS

PITTSBURGH. Oct. fs.-Mrs. Da-
vid Smith. postmlstress at Hum
phreys. westmoreiand county.a min
ing settlement, II heroine. Huns
and others with uuprunounceahle
names call frequently for mail. and
when told there ~ nothing. some
times grow abuseive.
John Czorzki has been the worst
u the lot. Today he went TO the
postofflce and was furious because
him to be quiet. Czrorzki swore al
her.
Out from the counter came Mrs.
Smith. grasped the big Hun by the
trousers seat and collar. and threw
him clear out of the place. Re struck
a hitching post in his Involuntary
flight. breaking three ribs.
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There was never n man who came
10 Seattle who has created the gener-
al sensation aa Dr. Abbo. A person
who would 40 30 see this man or
meet him on the street would hard
~ take him to be the remarkable
man he really II. or think he has the
power Of doing what h. really has
done. for the cures be has perform
"a In Seattle Il one ~ the most re-
markable things that has happened
here IN recent years. From the first
day that he came 90 the city up %
the present time his offices have
been crowded from early morn uniii
late az night. There are those who
have come 20 him who are totally
blind and "a whom a ray 81 light had
not been visible FOR many years, but
now they are able 90 see clearly. as
"a result u Abbo'n. skin.
There are thono who have come 90
him with ifeiens limbs from parniy-
els and rheumatism. Some have iefi
their canes and crutchea behind az
ter receiving but one treatment, 9TH
ers discard them wtl~in n few dayr.
and wonder a. power ~ potent
which has breRthcd into them new
life.
The victims % caiarrh. Asthma,
bronchitis and other diseases Of the
Nasal Bronchial organs. after years
u annoyance and expense In search
~ relief have. after short time.
been permanently cured and are
most agrccabiy artonishcd.
Probably none have am much cause
10 praise Ahbo az the numbcr n puf-
ferinE women who have gained sue
cor and relief by his wonderful dts.
covcTlss. with the experience acquir-
"a after many years ~ practice and
study devoted 20 the many diseases
that make tho lives % the majority
~ women a burden and torture. lie
was able 20 give the suffering wo-
men a system % treatment and med
lcine entirely unknown TO other prac-
titiunsra. And the efficacy o. which
has been demonstrated BY the num-
her OF women once weary. worn,
weak and emaciat.d. suffering tor
lures and agonies almost beyond de-
scripiion. and who have gone from
under Abbo's treatment with rosy
cheeks. we'll formed bodies. strong
lungs and every feature u grace and
health.
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YOUTHFUL SENATOR
AND MS DUCK SUIT

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. ip.--Advic-
IS from Honolulu credit Rev. W, n,
Massie, Of Kauai who recently re-
turned from Manila. with telling the
following
The youthful senator ticvcridge
was addressing 700 school teachers
al Manila, Ills thomc was the duty
of teachers 20 inculcate ncatness
nmong people. tie dwcit on the im-
p0rtancc OF men shaving every day.
and ~ women doing up their hair
and being neat In their apparel.
The senator looked very natty IN
white duck suit ~ military cut,
huttoned up % the chin. hut as he
induigvd In vigorous gestures. a but
ton Of his coat flew OF and a ruff
feli among the audience. revealing
that he were no shirt except a thin
undershirt and no collar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-21
200 PIANOS
$50, 900 Worth of Pianos Sold at a
Club Rate Discount, or Easy Pay
nents, Without Interest.

Never before on the Pacific Coast
mas ih"ro been such an opportunity
=" make homes happy with this
lHfgr number ~ pianos 81 the Big
oLuh rate diacounl makes u poe
aibio Tor even the most modes, home
10 secure % piano. with "a raasopable
CASH PAYMENT down. tbe hal
INTEREST.
We guarantee every Piano and
organ 20 De aH represented. IN ,ot,r
money refunded. tVr aeil NJ ehcsr.
stencil, cellulOid Keyed pinnos M.
cry one buying a plano wants "a good
one. The cautious buyer always
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Travellers Railway Guide.
HofthaFn Pacific

ss''A oos., lissi'..i ,s.,s iss 81 rsui = 81
p Affis ilum =. faui N.
ns,,a s,5s'' 6 lei q s sSl tsu.
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Fsf,svss ass,h nsua lss.s tsrsvps sauasri.
. srm Arrive teszsgs Aanatyl. tse ~
sessn t'~tHa segh so tes~ssa sssui. ana
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iiep n. its . a. as , -. 80 a saa
rs'ss tate. San, sss-s-a ssa,,i. sss sss-
haze tsass IS ~. 4 - o >. sna ! : ~
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Esrr~s, isss4aah, Hasauaisuis Leave 90 n
". lssesgs eunaarf. AsFs's q = a ~. tsaesfs
san3ayi.
Great Northers
ovssisns Ftssr--Lszss tss ~ Pad So m
Espsss ssoaass -Lsa's IN e. Ans..
r-s ,ssis. wha,ss.. ", v.-uaa~t-s.. rs
Esssssa Iiislss. Sss ws.sn.isssss-i -a,. .
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rarF tssiNi safh ssT txs~sea Hcaffis sBi
Nrssrst~ Leave 70 a -. ~ So ~
sni . No. Afstts y . n. n ~ n. ~
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colsnhia o Puget Soand
Cafasatta a fasst sawn1~Tva tFslus utssa
plssssssf ssa R'sntaa Leave 50 lee.
~. and . .. n. tsxrst& aantsFt.
Csnsdisa Pseihc
rsrrs~ tknyeufu sna ossstaaa-Lssv. IN
a ~ Atfiss ~ . RS.
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BHOT while
ON DUTY
Detective Killed
by The Goat"

.,xrfNNATi. q, Oct I,--Cal
81. enc ef the best known detcc-
AZ me West. was probably ia
N seot this morning by Dan Fo-
~ nlekpockct of International
snawn as The Goat Grim
~, s,Slng 70 place him under ar
f,rl,n i one of the men who
.s.~.,,Ael the Pearl Bryan hcadieSs
~ msstery at Cincinnati few
.ssrs akA
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INDIAN JOE
IN The TOLLS


Indian Joe" Gregg, a local puEiI-
Est. has been arrested by Officera W.
G. and NJ. r. Hubbard on suspicion
OF having been implicated in the
hnid-up Of a japanese near the
tenderioin district last night. Several
times Gregg has been arrested on
suspicion Of being in h0id-urs, but
has never been convicted. The last
time he was IN custody a black mask
and a pair of brass KNOCKERS were
taken from his person.
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SIX DAYS SHALT THOU

MEXICO. Mo. oct ia Jury
has found Godfrey Wlnacr. Ger
man farmer, guilty OF working on
the sabbath. commonly called sun
day" lto was convicted ON two
charges, and fined $40 and costs Ia
each ease
Winser was accused OF dcfying the
law by scaiding hogs. whltewashing
trees, stacking oats and straw and
rendering lard on sunday. A new
trial viii be asked. and the case VIII
be taken TO the supreme court, " ne
cesSary
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wants the best plano his money win
buy
Here in our linc-The gchOmaoker
Piano. the acme ~ perfection In
piano construction.
The famous crown plano, the piano
~ many tones.
The beautiful lester Plano. with
out q peer az work ~ art.
The HazcltOn. one ~ the few
among the strictly high grade pianos.
The old, reliable Hsinss Bros
The well known Schiller. Echaeffer,
Packard. Bush and Gerfs, aud other
well known makes.
DO not overlook this rare oppOr-
tUnity.
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THE DEAD

WASHINGTON. d. O.. oct. a.
Chaffee cables the following list of
eaEsalties In Company y. Ninth In
hntry on the 18th inst. at Gandnra
nssr. Geo. Teachout. w. n. Richie,
p. Burns. 9. W. Johnson. VIM.
Laftin. Jack PiO0plis, Charlie Wilson,
J. Dromgooie, w. F. Gorrniy, j.
'. Kelly.
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three years ago. 60 do scout duty on
the Yukon. She la light drauFht
stern wheeler. bat after q trip or
two up the Yukon Il was found that
she was too slow 60 be ~ much ser
vice aud moreover, drew too much
water. A great deaf 90 her time has
been spent IN getting Off sand-hara.
and as Tar as pursuit of amugglen
went, almost any boat on the river
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Lieut.. Walter V. Cotchett. 81 this
city. received orders from Washing
ton Saturday 20 report az Fort Flag
Ter. The lieutenant left this morning
60 Join his company. lie expects Co
be- stationed on Puget sound for
two years. Mr.. Cotchrtt received his
commission IN tho artillery although
he took an examination for the In
fantry. The former u considered the
higher OF the two.
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CUTTER NUNIvAk
IS TO BE SOLD
Hsf usefulness as a Yukon River
Boat Is Passed

The revenue cutter Nunlvak. built
= San Francisco by the United
State government for service upon
le Yukon river. is 20 be sold. She
now out Of commission and her
stiicers passed through the city a
aay Or two ago on their way East.
ahs Nunivak left Seattle IN Tow u
re revenue cutter Corwln nearly
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WOULDN'T STAND
FOR SUCH TALK
p. Carlson. While Drunk. Abuses
the Late President-Arrested

y. Carlson, an elderly man OF APP
paren,iy good education. WAS tncd IS
and costs by Judge George for
disordsrly conduct Carlson was
arrested near Third avenue and
Madison street last night. Al
the time he was considerably un-
der the influence Of liquor aud was
defaming the name OF the late presi-
dent.
ofsiccr Rtbhack. who made the ar.
rest. stated on the witness stand to-
day that " he had been tn citizens
clothes Carlson might have had Sc
rious trouble.
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HOW WOULD YOU SETTLE THIS +?

MILWAUKEE, Oct GA curiosity a 70
hgh here when
bate The among
widow
the following
children;
Nicholas
less than children
equal $500
oaa $50
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~ THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the state II Washington. for the
county Of King. kchwabnchef
Bros. and Go. Inc. Plaintiff vs.. a.
A. IipHer, Defendant. Summons
No. 33ibs The State OF Wishing
ton 20 the said a. A. Zipaer, de-
PENDANT
You are hereby summoned 10 ap.
pear within sixty days after the
date 81 the first publication 81 this
summons, 90 wit. within sixty days
after tho let day ~ October, 1901, ami
defend the above entitled action IN
the above entitled court. and answer
the complaint 81 the plaintiff. ana
serve "a copy ~ your answer upon
the undersigned attorney for plain
tlff. al his office heiuW stated. and
ia case 81 your failure ~ 90 Do. tudr-
mcnt viii be- rendered against you
according 90 the demand ~ the com
plaint. which has been filed with the
clerk Of said court.
The object - the action ~ 10 re-
cover judgment against you IN the
cum ~ SEQ %. together with costs
and disbursements ~ the action. for
goods sold and delivered 10 you by
tho plaintiff
LEOPOLD NJ. STERN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
J.. o. address. N7-fi4 Bailey bldg,
Seattle. county 81 King. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-21

Never again viii the oregon have
the same Interest for the public as
at present She goes into the dock
next week FOR a general overhhuling,
and fresh paint will cover the marks
OF Spanish shells. -.