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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
labor Unions In Polite.

The recent mayoraity contest IN San
francisco. resulting ~ the election OF
= representative 81 labor to tho htEh~
est municipal once IN tha Kift OF the
people Of that city. has caused much
speculation both among labor leaders
ana politicians. Whether u would be
adslsab bic Tor labor unions Ia other 10
eaiitirz TO snter politics. L. at present
ono of the uppermuat SUBJECTS % dis
eusslon. While Il IL known there afs
many members ~ organised labor wnt
are In sympathy with the movement
"a has always been the general pot
ley ~ labor unions tn remain IN the
background politically.
TO the conditions prevailing III San
Francisco al the time q the election
can 10 AneTibad She cause Cor the de-
clwlrn Cf the unl0n az that city 20 act
IA unity at tho ballot box. As d well
known an organisation Of employers
Was formed Tor the purpose ~ crush
ing out labor uuinna. and IN their At,
tempt 40 accomplish this purpose. the
announcement Was made thht sftt-
pfoyes must either leave their unions
or resign their situations
ii ~ a. be regretted that there should
have appeared a ooterfe ~ prominent
gentlemen among our uberty-loxtns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
LABOR NEWS IN BRIEF

trhip column. appearing weekly IN
TIE star. IN conducted by a upocil,l
committee. appointed Tor tho purpose
oy typographical Union NO. tAl. 60
present accurate information Of hap.
pShiuke in Tie wafid 81 induatrytl
- Pursuant to resolution passed hy
typographical Union No. 90 some
weeks aacs an authorised commi ttet
has undertaken 60 furnish a column 81
labor news. ana while not fully ma.
tagsd, IL Ia hoped within a few weeks
70 have complete labor department
Tor tho readers ot the star. ID Viii
contain tbs cream Of the labor newp,
local and national
IL u the intention 60 conduct thin
department. In such a manner that 10
Mil be ef Interest both 20 organized
l110r ana 10 unorsRnlAsd.
"A question and hnawvr department
viii 20 conducted for the benefit OF
seekers after Information. Sussva-
lions and items OF Interest Will be In
vtted at all tlneH
communications concerning any las
Dor organization must be vouched Tor
BY proper officials. IL should be un.
necessary 90 state that auony nous
communications win he ignored.
(Higued1
Committee typographical Union.
Address all communications to-
Labor Department.
Seattle Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
OF
THE SEA
Newsy Notes OF the harbor
and Sea Vessels That
Come and Go

The i. r. & n. survey steamer
Chehalia win be hauled up ON the
beach at West Seattle tomorrow. The
local mail steamer Hattie HanBen
will be taken out Sunday. Both VIII
receive extensive repairs.
The steamship Bonita left San
Frnncinco Wednesday with b2t tons
OF merchandise and powder for this
port.
The German steamer Horda, lsfh
net tons capacity, IL due here today
from San Francisco. She win load
coal and merchandise here for the
Philippine islands.
The Koarnos liner Totmes left Ban
Francisco yesterday for this port She
has little incoming cargo, but VIII
be heavily loaded when she leaves
Puget sound. Her destination II
Eouth American ports.
The steamship Umatilla, Capt.
Cousins. left this morning at
. o'clock for San Francisco. She
carries a cargo comprising 1900 tons
OF general freight and i7b pasaen-
gers.
The Injured steamer City Of Tope-
Ia has gone 90 Victoria to be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
Norwegian Luiherans

The Young Peoples Society OF
the United Norwegian Lutheran
church, win give an entertainment
next Saturday evening. NOV. t6 AT
1ermsnia hall The proceeds win
b. Ter the benefit OF the church on
the corner OF, Fourth avenue and
Pine atreet. and the young fo.ka are
making every endeavor Go entlee
wide patronage. A program OF vocal
ana Instrumental music haa been
arranged. Col. James Hamilton Lew
Is consented 10 act as orator OF tho
evening were he TO return from the
East in time.
Col. Lewis Is expected in the city
this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
HOTEL KEEPERS
ASSOCIATION
Boniiacss Meet ana Organize for
General Protection

Sixteen prominent hotel men Of Sc
attic and Tacoma met az the Rainier
Grand hotel IN Seattle last night and
formed a temporary organization
which viii later lead 20 the forma-
ticn Of q state hotel Keepers associ4
stsen. 3. s. Bailey. OF the Northern
hotel. called the meeting to order and
waa made temporary chairman. q.
nv. Ritter being appointed temporary
secretary. Those present discussed
generally the laws affecting hotels.
A. being agreed that the present laws
are unsatisfactory snd do not prop
erfy protect the hotel man.
A committee consisting OF IT. n.
Dunbar, Of Seattle. J. G. Donneiiy.
eli TacOna. and J. Haas, OF Seattle.
nrd Gu W. Ritter. was appointed 70
prepare n circular letter which will
be mailed 20 all the hotel men In the
state. A general meeting will be held
On the second Tuesday Of next year
IN Seattie. when Il Is hoped some
amendments 20 the present laws VIII
he suggested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

Postmaster George NJ. Stewart to-
day received two Inquiries for miss.
ing people. One was from Mrs
Alice RIOS IL Madrid. Iowa. she Msks
for information regarding her son, n
Y. Roe, a youth aged a little over 81.
she states that he left hofne n year
ago. intending 10 leave from Seattle
for South Africa. His mother has
written 10 Cape Town but has re-
cctved no answer. She asks Mr.
Stewart TO try and ind OUT VIVA,
vessel the young man shipped on.
Mrs. NJ. J. Baird. OF Prairie Cen.
ter. Kan. inquiries for particulars re.
Earsiing Edward Baird. who came u
Seattle two years aG0 and romnpnl.
Gated with his family In February
% 1900. AZ which time he was at me
New England hotel IN this city.
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ers. but me town authorities dlsput.
ed his claln.
ON wednesday nuictte took for.
cibls possession OF the wharf and
warehouse. and tiae wharfinger who
IL also town marshal. at onco resign.
ed. The council was hastily called
and a new mAfshai appointed with
Instructions TO take tho wharf. He
formed a posse. but weakened soon
after. The mayor at once dismissed
him ana tried to md another man
20 act as marshal. but at fastest ao-
counts no ono had been found 90 un-
dertake the duties Meanwhile nu-
iette continues IN undisturbcd posses
sion Of tho wharf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
CHANGE AT The
VULCAN WORKS


The smaller stockholders OF the
Vulcan Iron works have been bought
out by J. Hume. general manager.
and III. r. strickland, secretary oi
the company. They are now the sole
owners OF the plant. which II one Of
the largest and most c0mpiete IN tbs
Northwest. IL includes o foundry
machine shops. forge. pattern and
blacksmith shops
The transfer was made for $50 90
cash. but the entire plant In valued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
ASPHALT PAVING


The asphalt paving OF Ninth ave-
nue. between Madison street and AID
er streets. has been completed and
has been 80 reported by the city en-
gineer.
The work o. brick paving in Yes-
Ter way district Is progressing very
slowly because there In the usual re-
ported delay on account of scarcity
Of brick Concrete work on Jackson
street between First avenue south
and Occidental avenue. has been be-
gun
Wood. load. cord. Seattle Fuel Co
-----~~---~-s -
Diamond Icc-The best. lasts long
est Tel. Main 1889
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
WOMAN IN
THE CASE

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. is.--The
Nome contempt case re-opsned yea
terday before Commissioner Heaeock.
Mrs. Reaua Of Oakland. the first
woman In Meme who owned claim
on Anvil creek. testified that she
employed successfully, Attorneys
Hubbard. Hecman and Hume. and
was thrown down" and betrayed
by all three.
she thinks they were IN collision
with Mckenxle In syslema tioally
swtndiing clients.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
Each With a Broken Lea

Two men arrived in Seattle yestsr-
day each with a broken leg. Nathan
Erickson came IA on the Northern
Pacific train from Hnoauaimia. lie
war removed TO Providence hospital.
Andrew Rining, who sustained a
broken leg at anohomish yesterday,
arrived here on the steamer Hehoms
and the ambulance took him 20 tho
Seattle General hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
TROUBLE AT
BREMERTON

The town Of Port Orchard. near the
Puget Sound navy yard. which was
recently Incorporated at a special
election. Is having a lot OF trouble
over the municipal wharf. AZ the
time OF Incorporation the limits OF
the town were extended 10 deep wa
ter taking In a wharf which had been
built BY a defrnct corporation. bur
which for several years has been
maintained by the community. the
wharf was also claimed by o. A. BIZ
lette on behalf OF the original build
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
The Dickinson Case

II was definitely decided this AZ
terncon thar the investigation OF the
Dickinson assault case would be re-
sumed BY the civil service commits
siOn at a session TO be held m the
office Of Secretary Grout az the city
hail next Monday night at T:10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
Examinations Saturday

Preparations have been completed
for the regular annual United States
civil service examinations for clerks
and carriers IN the postal department
which begin neat Saturday morning
az , o'clock. They viii DO held az the
high school building, corner OF
Seventh avenue and Madison street
About 80 applications have been filed
for the examinations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
MATED

CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. is.-Mina
Florence Margaret Foraker. dauRh-
ter Of Senator Foraker. and Ran
doiph Matthews. nephew OF the late
chief Justice Stanley Matthews.
we're married here yesterday. They
will reside IN the Foraker mansion IN
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
MANY FILE

OLYMPIA. Nov. ib.-That portion
OF the olympic forest reserve recently
eliminated by executive order. was
thrown open 20 entry for timber and
homestead claims this morning at .
o'clock. The government land Office
here has been crowded all day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

people who would seek by such tyran-
nioal measures 90 deprive another eiaar
Of our cltizcna OF their liberty, aud
thuh create conditions which make 10
compulsory Tor waEe.oaFnefa 20 carry
their case 70 the ballot box. hut. AZ
q last ruaart. the readiness OF labor 10
act together la politics IL apparent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
.LYNCHINC
POSSIBLE:
South County People VIII Not
Stand for Cattle Thieves

people living IN the southern por-
tson 81 The county are thoroughly In
censed NJ the recent depredations o.
cattle thieves In that section. On
several occasions lately fine cat
lie have been missed. and In one or
Two instances have been found at
slaughter houses. The thieves evil
IDENTITY disposed Of their plumber
without fear Of detection. On eoa-
plr 1t occasions the cattle were dis
covered By the rightfui owners be-
fore they were killed. About two
weeks ago Fred Nelson missed hts
cows and found them az Frye
Bruins slaughter house. SIN later
4. X. Ray missed = fine milk COW.
pillSent search was made for the
animal up and down the highways.
and on adjacent farms. stu no trace
Of the COW. A few days later Thcs.
Nay. a nerhew 81 the owner 81 the
COW. happened % walk past a slnugh-
Ter house operated by r. Waenrler.
near Georgetown There he saw an
animal which closely reeembled the
missing beast. He sent for his uncle
who az cnee identifted the COW a.
his property. Wacugi0r stated that
the cow had been sent 70 him by II.
GfmT. a butcher of Georgetown.
When Mr.. Graz was seen and told
OF the circumstances. he Immediately
gave the cow back TO Mr.. RAY. He
stated that he had bought Il for SIS.
= Secret Meeting
This and a number OF other similar
cases has been the cause " secret
meeting OF farmers residing south 81
the city. From their attitude as ex-
pressed on the outside II viii SO hard
with the cattle thief who fAlis Into
their hands. for they contemplate
nothing ahcrt Of an Old fashioned
'tneck-tie party" A system Of CON-
snuuicHtion has been arranged a.
that In case az capture farmers
gan be called together In about two
hours.
II IS rumpred that these thieves are
the remainder Of q gang which usaa
10 iufeet the southern part Of the
county about seven years ago. Two
ar three 81 these were sentenced "a
serve terms m the penitentiary and Il
~ thought that several who were iefs
have again taken up their nefariaus
occupation. SO strong Is the feetine
among the farmers. however. that II
one should be caught he win meet
with little mercy Neagre deserts.
tions Of the suspected robbers are II,
the hands os the sheriff. who IL also
using his best efforts 20 effect cap
ture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

at tt2S 600. The plant was founded
IN 1890 and was then located north
Of Madison street About three years
ago u Was moved 70 Fifth avenue
south ana Seattle boulevard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

attract hundreds OF people 70 tb
TaIcum Powder, i5c boxes, af-
ter six boxes for lie.
z-Ib. bars Of White CASTLE
Soap, worth s5c a bar, after six
isc.
Cocoa Strips, four cakes 20 a
strip, after six 3 strips for l0c-
Big cakes OF Tar Soap, after
SIX 90 a cake.
Buttermllk Soap. three cakes in
a box, regular price l5c a box.
after elk 1-5c.
1000 Tooth Brushes, worth ioc,
after SIX Jc each.
Old Fashioned Peppermint
Kisses, worth z5e a pound, after
ak lGc.
welsbach NANTES. after six .
for &c.
s-lb. package Pyramid wash
ing Powder, after six iz5zc.
Decorated China Cream Pitch
err. after six &c each.
Decorated China Pie Plates,
regular i5c and isc kinds, after
six, I0c.
Only six 90 a buyer.
Decorated Cups and sau2ers,
worth ise and CSC. after Fix i0c
each. only six 20 . buyer.
3s-in. ATWOOD Fine Strip Dress
Goods, 81 feasonable ShadeA, reg
ular price E1c, after six, &c.
Merccrized Petflcoats, IN black
and colors, worth si-50, after six
100.
Good quality Imitation French
Flannel waists. tn Persian pat
terms, after six ti.5s.
Coi0red Table Covers. So size.
red and white and red and green,
oil coiors, worth fi.0o. after six
tsc.
white Cambria Muslin. two 20
ten yard lengths. worth i0c, after
ak TAO a yard.
Mil ends Of the best prints.
two TO ten yard lengths. worth
&c yard, after SIX &C.
French Fleece Waist Cloths.
best styles. two 10 ten yard
lengths, worth l2isc, after ak &c.
CaneFs Heir Tans. In red and
blue, after ak ssc and 1sc-
Cameis Hair tAmE. In grey
and red, after ak CSC.
Quilts in all coiors. after ak &c
each. One 10 a customer.
Trimmed Hats. beautifully
made up OF black silk velvet,
three ostrich tips or breasts,
worth $50. after elk $3.50.
Leather Chntelaine Bags, val
red at Sc, after six soc.
Black Jet Head Hat Pins. 7szc
a dozen.
Bone Collar Buttons. worth &c
= dozen. after six 2iac.
women's Gold watch Chains,
worth Soc. after SIX 3sc.
Black Seal Leather Combina-
ten Pocketbooks. worth up to
si.50. after six ssc.
&c Hair Brushes. &c.
SIC Hair Brushes for 2ac.
Shell Hair Pins. regularly
worth ssc dorsn. after six iio
dog.
Darning Cotton. three spools
for &c.
Cabinets OF wire Hair Pins.
worth &c. after six 2izc.
Invisible Hair Pins. &c box
Fancy Decorated Crepe Paper,
worth igc a roll for i2c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
SLASHED DRUG PRICES


Beef. Iron and Wine, regular ti.0o,
now .. -s...s-s...s.*....... .50c
gwifts Specific. regular 800. now
...+s.-.....-.-....s. .b5c
Coke Dandrufr Cure. regular 400.
now - :. ..-.........--.s....65
Kilmer Swamp Root, regular s1.00
nov .t..-..*............ ..s5c
castoria. regular 35c. now........25c
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
regular tf.00. now T.. .. ........e5c
Pierce's Favoriie Prescription. reg
ular tl.eV. now q. =. o.. :. ......e5c
scott's Emulsion. regular si.00,
now q. q. =. .. ............65
witch Hazel. plnts CDickinson'sJ.
regular Soc. now 4. :. ...... &c
Mennen's Taicum Powder, regu-
lar &c. now =. d. =. i. ......I5c
carter's Little Liver Pills, regular
%9c' row 4. ~ :. ........-.....l5c
Pcfuna. regular 800. now ...... SOC
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
regular fl.00. now T.. o.. =. ..... SIC
z-5-li Soap white Rose and Giyc-
eriBel, regular &c. now =. ......15c
Paine's Celery Compound. regular
e.|v. now 81 .. Il. ...... SIC
cusicura Ointment, regular 5oc.
no" ...s .................fV c
Fyrup ~ Figs. regular 60c. now. .40c
Horlick'n Matted MIX. regular
yYc' now :. =. .....t..s... .40c
Meiiin's Food. regular soc. now Acc
Htuart,a Dyspepsia Tablets, regu-
iaf gV', now ;. :. T.. q. ....... .40c
Packers Tar Soap. regular 25c.
nov ~ - -ss..s+s-.....ss s.....4.15c
Williams' Pink Pitts, regular 50c.
no" ?. .'-' s.t.t...............4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

Hair Nets worth Sc. after 1,
&C..
Hair Nets worth ioc. sfs.. :,
&c.
Nickel Plated Safety p..
worth Sc a dozen. after flr i
Large Mirrors, Adjustable = +.
stand, worth zoe, after slx r.
Women's SILK and Velvet 49,
Collars and Automobiie Tea !
good assortment Of colorz. r1,-
larry worth zoo 70 sl-z5. afssf 4
isc.
Windsor Tlea. al Womer,s Ma.
wear Department. choice In II
plain and fancy coiorx. rtga,,.|
price b0c, after ak Isc.
Women'n Fine Lace and er>..
Embroidered Handkerchief n
new dainty styles, finest ns.9.
tier. worth 51Izo and 5sc 49,
after six lee.
WOmen's Linen Initial Hs~s.
kerchiefg. with half inch t<,s.
stitched hem, very fine cual.v
regular value x5c. after ~ tax
WOSnen'H Jersey Ribbed Hszrr
Grey Fleece LINED Vests and p. =,
20 match. all sizes. actual wofth Z
Toe, after six PC garment
Women's Cream Color T.n.,r
Suits, Jersey ribbed, heavy f.t<r.
lined. ell sizes, regular pr1es d.
after ak &c.
MiEses' or Boyg' Heavy Rsft4x
Fast Black ALI Wool Hos. "a.
bic toe. heel and knee. rsx.lls,
price &c a pair. after nlx fs4c.
Only three pairs TO q cuet1rnsr
Women's Fast Black coe,os
Hose, with high spliced hsel
double toe and sole. these ara ~
regular z5c kinds, after ssx TX.
a pair.
Only three pairs 10 a buye<.
Mems Handkerchief, with IA.
ored borders, worth lDc. az y
each.
Mems Outing Flannel Mo-
Robes, az &C eych-
Not more than two to a huyw.
Mems Black Cotton Sex, fhru
pairs for 25c. after six
Women's Fur scarfs, Of BAkk
seal. with six tails. worth IN
after six 5sc.
Womcn's House Wra2p4x
worth tI-2s, si-50 aud sge9. astr
six 7sc.
Dennlson's Blue. regular y.
bottles SC, after six.
Dennison's Sealing Wax. in Al
colors, &c a stick. after six.
Xxx Envelopes. regular Sc p1cf-
ages. after six &c.
- Sheets OF Paper ana a m
vel0pes, ruled or plain. rexuh<
price z5c box. after six il.1c4
Promo Tonlng Solution. rexxjxs
price sc bottle. after six Ia
Seeds Hydrochinon DeveIoper,
regular price 500 a bottle. ana
ak PC.
Back numbers Of popular nag.
azines.
chil6ren's Muslin Drnwe7
ages one TO seven. At roc. - ~
3sc.
Children's White Aprons, lacl
trimmed. four TO twelve. ara
six sc.
women's white Aprons ana
ak CSC.
Rubber Sleeve Protectors. ri
women. after six 2sc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

The steamship Senator, which was
reported az Juneau by the city 0f
Seattle. win bring down the largest
salmon cargo ~ the year. IL VIII
consist OF 5000 cases taken at Bitkh,
0irard, santa Ana and Quadrs. on
her way down she viii stop At Tread
well and bring an auxiliary cargo Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

Now that the end 81 the strike Of
the iron workers seems 20 be almost
Ia niEht, the funds that have been COM
tributed by the dlltersnt labor unions
e the city Tor their aid can soon DO
diverted 10 the Use of tho Labor
temple. This fact assuros new life
ana NiKer Tor that enterprise. In the
neiAhborhoud OF fi30V0 has already
been put 10 use Ia purchasing site and
erecting walls 90 the street Lowell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

The Smoker given BY the Allied
Printing Trades Council Of this city
last sunday afternoon "a Elkn hall
vas a success socially. The proEt ram
decided upon ~ tbs committee In
charge was on different lines from
those - former smokers given by the
council. tuaasnuch az i've different
rhalrmer presided over this session,
while at former sessions one chair
man presided, The object Was TO give
each uni1n represented ia the allied
trades a chance 70 have 4 ray, aud ~
the same time nein swell tho proceeds
% the entertainment fhe fines cos-
lected for sucn arenarn A. nut hay.
ing an union label IN the nat. ~ easnt
almost defravtd expenses "a - sw-
rcrtrd that this form ~ srtr~sslHn fnf
siIf prove 10 - good advertise niart
Tor Che different union ahels
The short rpssehen on tho union
label are = good thing for all unioua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

Tuesday evening will long be re-
nsmbered by those who were 40 for
tiirate as 60 be present az the bail
given by the Telephone Operators
union. The young ladies' left nothing
q social and financial success. Though
one OF the youngest unions In the city.
that % the telephone operate ranks
we'll IN point 81 numbers ana enthua-
taHm With the eldest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

An active committee IL now arrana-
las Tor ways and means % securing
The required amounts. and Il IL hoped
orkaninod labor viii be under It's own
Foef ere long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

About 1900 more Ii needed 20 com.
plVto the temple as plannnd--to equip
y with baths, bowling alleys, billiard
rooms. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
Underground Wires

A permit was given 20 the Inde-
pendent Telephone Co. today by the
board Of public works 10 lay under
ground conduita on Twentieth avenue
between East Columbia and East
Cherry streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

When buying articles advertised In
this paper, speak OF the star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

locked. on board were General
Agent Miller and Consulting Lngin.
Ger Lacy OF the Pacific Coast co.
who 20 20 nuke arrangements foi
her repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

Witter Springs Medical water
cures rheumatism, eczema and all
blood and skin diseases. At drug
ginta or 1910 First avenue. 49,.
-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

Ladies' French Imported Suede
Kid Gloves. clasps kid covered
20 match glove. these are with
out doubt the handsoFnest and
most fashionable glove on the
market. $500 value; fitted and
guaranteed at. Harvest Sale
price. pair o.. .. =. ......fi.b0
In Capella French Kid Gloves.
2-ciasp fastened. kid clasp lined.
the equal OF any s. glove: har-
vest sale price. per pair $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

Tel. Seattle Fuel Co. coal or wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
wasner's Orchestra Here Saturday Might
ETFR SIX

Tomorrow night from ten than usual pr,e.
attract hundreds OF people 20 the Bon Marche.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-02

Put the chicken after it is cut in a
saucepan. Clean the giblcts and add
them. Slice medium sized onion and
add it to the chicken: then put in two
cloves. Pour boiling water enough over
the chicken to just cover up to the lev
ell. Cover the saucepan; stand it over Il
brisk fire. When it has boiled Is min
utcs, season the chicken well with salt
and pepper; cover it again and set 1t
back on the stove, when it will simmer
slowly till very tender. Then add a
pint of cream. and when it begins to
bubble again thicken it by stirring in a
heaping teaspoonful Of flour, thorough
ly dissolved in cream. If the chicken
is not fat add a tablespoonful Of but.
ter. Don't use salt pork. 1t hardens
the chicken and detracts from its flavor.