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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
ATToRneYa.AI tAw.

WM. II. HUTTNEH. attorney ai
law suits prosecuted and defended
~ an courts. ~ years experience
Proceedings iu bankruptcy Com
hnuleH Incorporated. hbatfhctf
carefully examined. Collection
made in an parts n the United
states. Highest commercial and
bank references 6i3 Third avenue
Phone Main 1000.
sfEekEhT. a. J.a-eivll and Grimm
al practice. - years actual expert
sners consultations free Room B
Arlington hotel tuyer pohtoiflceJ
phone Main go
J. i. BALL Ne and IS fioxweli block
100 Columbia g. Phone. Blue bb0
General practice 90 all the courts
Damage cases speciality.
Moderate fefH Consultation free.
~ r. FOSTER. Mutual Life build
ing Phone Main 10
FRANK =. WHEELING. ltoaton bib
- d. MARTIN. GO Mutual Life bid
} A. KELLOGG. 20 Bailey building.
nENsoN s AUST. e boston block
" D LAMnrTH zos.5 Pacific blk
4 g MACDONALD. 500 Burke lid
Root. Palmer q THROWN Pioneer BID
y e. coNovER. t2-t5 Haiier bid.
LYMAN q. KNAPP. 10 Halter bid
q. WARD KEMP So burke bia.
} y DOUGLAS 5of Sew York bid
RICHARD OSBORN. 7os-sN. Y. bik
HORACE PETER 5ib New York blk
PIERRE r FERRY 40 BURKE bib
s g. LANGLANp. s0s \. Y. blk.
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THREE TIMES FOUND GUILTY

police yesterday Erickson proprietor
ad the milk which
nd
II
praeticed
and
propensity, In both It's
The believes o an
the PEOPLE In may
enlargement o he
nn.a for hand
ling aduiersted milk
time realize the folly OF
understood yesterday
The = o PUNISHMENT FOR
THE oFFENsE OUTWEIGH PROFITS THE FRAUD.
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city Engineer Thomson queius upon
scheme TO lay wooden paving blocks
council last night q Public
block unless
bond
n prime years.
Mr. Thomson and everybody else who
for wooden block
his right mind and that the
while whole postponed In
probability adverse
action will be the
blocks they have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
FISHERY
OUTPUTS
Details of the immense Bust
ness Done This Season

This years run Of sockeye salmon
r. over. This r the opinion Of fish,
Ing experts, although they say that
the new moon may cause a small
movement OF the fish. Some estim-
ate of this years unparalleled catch
can be made by adding together the
catch Of the different canueries. The
total pack Of Puget sound canusttes
II put at i.i50, 900 cases. This amount
will. in all probability. be duplicated
BY the Fraser river establishments.
They already have more than a mill
lion cases and the sockeyes are still
being caught IN the river. Adding
60 this 100000 cases the catch OF
Grays Harbor. the Columbia river,
the Oregon coast and the Sacra-
uento river. makes an approximate
catch Of 900 600. which IL unparal-
leled In the history Of the business.
The Puget sound record Is divided ~
follows.
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OIL TANKS
MENACE
PROPERTY

Fire Mnmhul Kellogg sent "A COM
muuicattun a. the city council this
afternoon. stating that the Oh tanks
OF tho standard Oil Co al Maynard
avenue and Charles street ure 4
menace 90 the surrounding district
should the oil take fire An ardiuz
nnre requires that the tanks shaft
not be closer than 800 feet of any
cock or wharf. or the hlgh Nutri
mark " Elliott bay. Marshal KEEL
lugE says these tanks are within 70
feet 81 the bay. with no obstrne-
ton 10 stop "A IRE. lie HugKtata the
removal of the TANKS. or that the
company be compelled Go construct
brick hulkhenda around the tanks
10 sufficiently protect the surround 8
ing property from FIRE, tie says
should IRE break uut. &c D. almost
certain that an buildings iH "A radius
Of several blocks would be destroyed
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RUBBER STAMPS.

C0MMBhcfAL aTAMI W0aKE
aohruarmau H0ek 10 Cherry
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The Foster Divorce Case

The sensational divorce case %
Cora =. Foster -. n. . Foster.
whirh has engaged the superior
courts and local comment for some
weeks. was dismissed this after
noon by motion ~ the plaintiff, who
asks that all afidavits and other *
hihits In the case be Withdrawn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
WIRE ROPE STOLEN

NJ N. Mclaughlin. master OF the
ship Norma NOW IN port. reported
O. the police today the loss ~ 60
fathoms II new a. inch rope. lie
believes Il was stolen
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WELL, YES!

PARIS, Sept. Mrs. George Law
lad two gold filings In her front
teeth changed for diamond. hut
this eccentriclty was unauccessful.
attracting nothing but plying com
nent, 80 the diamonds Will be re.
moved and the gold will be replaced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
AUGUST FIRES

Fire Marshal KeilogKs report for
August shows that there were three
Ares during the month. entailing a
loss OF $500, completely covered by
Insurance. Buildings completed
we're ia. SIX IRE escapes were con-
struetsd and four are under way.
Fourteen nuisanees were ahated.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Seattle Cereal Co VIII
be held at the Office Of the company,
Nos. S0f and sos Railroad avenue. Sc
attic. Wash. Monday. Sept 9th. 1901,
at O'Clock y. M. FOR the purpose Of
electing a board of directors and for
the transaction of any business prop
er TO come before the meeting.
J. G, DEMING. JR.. Secretary.
Seattle, August 26th. 1901
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DIR, J. g. STEWART. specialist In
discusses OF women. Edinburgh
Medical Institute, Boston block.
DR. MILES, removed 10 Isle Heus-
sey Bids Srd & Pike. Tel Green 726
DIR, VAN DYKE, diseases of wo-
men, chronic diseases. Wash. bldg.
DIR. HlNKLE. 2i1-2i2 Mutual Life
bldg. Tel. White b3a. res Bun a4l.
DIR. FALK-7S-7a Starr Boyd bldg.
Tel, Black S56. res, Green 1861.
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AUG TON SALES.

AUCTION SALE ~ furniture and
household goods ! rooms moved
from 1909 Roy street 20 Martin and
FaH'H aniesHoama 1928 Third ave-
uur. viii be- sold Tuesday. Eeptem-
hsr J. a. 20 81 a. ~. This IT, an fine
furniture cen be seen Monday
morning Also lot stored goods
moved from Eeadman'H storeroumH
joe Martin. auctianeerz
Y. q. nlCKEBTOS general auction
Ger. 1872 First avenue.
JOE MARTIN general nuctlareer
i1ss Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
The Price Question

The price Of the salmon this year
r. as yet an unsettled question. The
Alaska Packers association Is offer
ing tails" at 81 per doz or s. case.
The new packing eompany-the Pa
cifc Packing & Navigation CO., holds
its catch at $40. The object Of
the former company In Offering its
pack at 81 Is a quick market This
company has always preferred 10 sell
AZ a lower price and get rid Of It's
stock than 10 hold over until
next year. n IL feared that n any
great quantity ~ fish In kept until
next year It Will cause a crash
I'm prices. Whether the two com
panies can come 20 an agreement on
prices II considered doubtful BY au-
thoritlss in the business.
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ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.

ERICKSON & Wyman Co. dyna-
mos and motors installed. house
wiring ana bell work 1914 Western
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LEGAL NOTICES.

+ ~ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
{ the state % Washington. In aaa
+ for the County of King. Jane c.
AgaFd. pitintiG. -. Nels y. And
erson. a. s. Peterson. y. ]. strait
August IsoveEren. The Presiea
Mil Company, a corporation ana
the Scandinavian American haHk
Of Seattle. a corpora ton. defeat
ants No. g2g1s. summons By
publication.
The state % Washingt0u 70 he
said Sels -. Anderson and A 4
F Peterson. defendants.
YOU are hereby summoned te sr-
pear within sixty ieol days after tie
date Of the first puhiica ton q shs
+ summons. fo-vit. within sixty dxys
after the 9Th day OF Acg.. 1901. and
defend the above entitled action "A
the above entitled court. and answer
the complaint 81 the piaintir and
serve a copy OF your answer upon the
undersigned attorneys Tor plaintiff
at their Office below stated. and n
case 81 your failure 70 10 do juag-
mcnt viii be rendered against yoa
] according TO the demand q the CON-
plant which has been fled with The
clerk OF said court.
/ The object Of the above entitled
I action - TO forerioss a mortgage
upon lands in King county. Wash
I inElon. fn-wlts Lots fiftY-fuur 30
and ffty-five $3.50 in DWi9hts Addi-
I ton TO the city Of Seattle King
county. Washington. said u7ortgzse
/ being made by the defendant Nels y.
Anderson on the 18th day Of Noyem-
I bier. 1Se2. 20 Jane =. Arard plainfIi
herein, 20 secure his note Of one
I hundred 900 dollars. payable TIVE
years after date. with Interest AZ The
rate 81 ten per cent. per annurt.
which said note - now in default:
and 80 bar each Of said defendants
Of any claim or interest IN said real
property.
PETERS a POWELL
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Postofiiee address Rooms No. 10
Z 6. Dexter Horton Bank Building. Se-
attic. King Co. Washington.
Date Of first publication sept 4
1901
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the state OF Washington. in and
for the County OF klng-Jean
Werllne. plaintiff. ". J. {. wer-
line. defendant. No 81 Sst sum-
mons for service BY publication.
state Of Washington TO the said
J. q. Werline. defendant.
You are hereby summoned 10 ap-
pear within sixty DAYS after the date
OF the FIRST publication OF this sum-
mons. to-Wlt. within sixty days az
ter the 2ith day Of July. A. p. 1901,
and defend the above entitled action
in the above entitled court. and an.
swer the complaint OF the plaintiff.
and serve a copy 81 your answer
upon the undersigned attorney for
the plaintiff az his offiCe below stat
ed. and tn ease OF your failure 50 70
do judgment will be rendered against
YOU according 10 the demand Of the
complaint which has been filed with
the clerk OF said court. that the OBJ
tect for which this action Is brought
Is to obtain a decree 81 divorce from
the defendant on the ground that the
defendant has failed and neglected
and refused 10 support plaintiff and
TO make suitable provision for plaln-
tiff and his family. the same being
one OF the causes of action for a.
vorce specified in the laws Of tho
state II Washington.
\. J. SPECKERT.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Postofiiee address and Office adj
dress. room II. Arlington hotel. Sc,
attic, Washington.
First publication Iufy 81 1901
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PRINTING AND BINDING.

MARKET Report Printing q pub.
fishing Co. high grade Job print.
ing. ga Spring st, Tel. Bun sac.
BULL BROS, commercial printers.
300, 500 sos Washington bid. over
Treen q shoe store, Tel White asa.
METROPOLITAN Printing q Bind
lng 90. BOZ End av $. Tel. Main sos
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FINANCIAL.

TO Loan Private money at low
rate OF interest. Grol Damus a
Osner, lO5 Marion street
WARRANTS bought and sold Nor
rison q Icshelman Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC OIL co, IL Halter block.
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Scandinavian American Ra,l
BUSINESS COLLEGES.

CLARK E's Pernin shorthand school
Individual Instruction. 81 Boston.
LEOs business College. Union.sd
individual instruction. all subjects.
HEsT methods and teachers. Acma
business College. Second ana pike
\. W school Telegraphy. Pioneer
WILSON'S Mod nus. Col. Main Sis
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Partisan Dye MorkE-Ne call for.
clean. press, deliver your clothes.
once lils LIST ave. Tel Main 1914
AMERICAN steam Dye works. 1915
Western avenue. Phone. Main 7a7.
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NEW INVENTIoN-A 81 Bath
Cabinet for only 500. our new
1892 style square Quaker Folding
Turkish Bath Cabinet Guaranteed
TO be the best OF all cabinets al
any price. or your money cheerful
~ refunded. Address 4. J. Clark,
lis Warren ave.
/ BARGAINS In second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
niture Company. We can give you
nne second hand cook stoves. bed l.
room sets. carpets. They look as
good as new. for half the money.
Ito and ila Second avenue south.
ADVERTISING rates OF an maya.
zines and newsps pers furnished on
application. The 9. v. White Nd
Nerttsing Bureau. New York
building. Seattle.
GOOD things 10 eat. home cooking
only. BE and up. cheaper than
housekeeping Home restaurant
and bakery, a2t Thlrd avenue.
SEE Lloyd. Bfiscoe a Lloyd. g
Hineklv block about building your
homes for cash or deferred pay
ments.
THE cheapest place to buy oil and
gasoline is from the Olympic on
60. 81 Third avenue. Tel. Main
99l.
FASHION Hair store. 1913 Second
avenue. diagnosis OF the scalp
free Of charge.
ONYpONOR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid imita-
tions, 60 Mcdonald block
WILL the general agent for the
indicated Healing Soap nleasa sot1
at 5i2 Pike street
LADIES try a bath. Mrs TAFT. care
ful massage. sll Third avenue.
WANTED-old gold and silver. He
Hensei. mfg. jeweler. IS Hlncklev.
MRS. HANSON, stylish millinery:
low prices. Corner 9Th and Pine.
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Buy a Diamond lee Coupon Book.
The season II on. Tel. Main i059.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
uARsnss ANp sADDLEeY.

BuTTERWORTH a Sons emhain,.
ers. l426-lt2S Third. Tel. pike 40.
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PHoTooRAPAERs.

srAMF rHoTos-2s columbla 81.
Amateur finishing, Wise. sullivan
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL bank
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid IN. ass 600. sur
J. Furth. pres. J. 8. Goldsmith.
vice pres r. y Aukeny. cashier
Correspondents In principal cities
IN the United states and Europe.
National Bank OF Commercs
Paid up capital tl5o. 900
TfanhActa general banking business
II. 9. Henry. pres. r r. Spencer.
cash. safe deposit vaults for rent.
sais peposls ssal. Boxer Ter Rsas
TIE FIRST NATIONAL. BANK 81
SEATTLE
Paid up capital . $50 900
General banking business transacted
J. y Hoge. il. pres. 81 McAiek-
IN. vice pres. l.. Turner. cash Il
7. Pafkhursf, asst. cash Exchange
on principal cities u y. s. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
~ Seattle. a general banking busi-
HnaH transacted. Drpon ~ 81 700 90
4. 1hilbrtE. prea.l y. L. grondahi
lFi ties pres. A. ~ goeIbsrx. cash
J y, Lane. asst. cash. No branches.
The Canadian Bank Of Commerce
Capital paid up .............. 81 900 06o
Eight million dollnrs1
surplus 81. ...,.5.s4......4..t s.. h0o. 600
Interest allowed on time deposits. A
general banking business transacted.
SEATTLE nRANCH Corner Of
James -. and Second Ave.
p. A. CAMERON, Mgr.
PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
second avenue and Pike 81. Capital
paid up. 400 90. l.. <. Neafeider
pres: J. u. Hayden. cash: T. T.
erecnleaf asst. cash Commercial
kaNinEr and trust business.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
DnAMArIc-ornnArIc scuoo,5s
DENTISTS
DREssMAkERs.

FOR Ladies' tailor and reception
gowns call at Lamb sisters 2iO-
81 Collins block.
LYNCH a sIIANA, - ; LII. IL
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MosoRLEY & HENDERsoN 90
Occidental avenue.
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4. J SPECKERT,

NfIuTWHN TOT NIAIntIfT
postofilee address and Office adj.
dress. room n. Arlington hotel. Sc,
attic, Washington.
First publication, July e. 1901.
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pYEINo ANo CLEANING.

tiNCH q SHAW, o. HaIler bldg.
Mdme. A. S. smith 81 Huxley blk.
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The right-of-wsy Of the Seattle
4 Tacoma railroad has been fenced
for q mile near Black River, and
grading IL progressing rapidly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-05
OVERHANCING SENS
MANY BEING PUT UP CONTRARY
TO PROVISIONS OF NEW
BUILDING CODE
OFFICIALS MAKE NO PROTEST
Most of the. Offending Signs Are of
Illuminated Variety, and Are
Highly Ornnmental--NO
Action Taken.

The many overhanging signs put up
in st. Paul in the past two weeks,
despite the fact that the new building
code absolutely prohibits them, furnished
considerable food for discussion at the
meeting of the committee on streets OF
the assembly yesterday afternoon
Assemblyman Nelson remarked that
parties had come to him to see If he had
any objection to a sign that they de-
sired to erect and he referred them to
The proper officials. He said that he had
been informed that certain officials were
were being erected; but as long as no
protest Yves entered made no objections.
From the conversation 1t was ELECTED
that in majority Of the cases permits
had been asked for, but were refused
The owners then went ahead and took
chances of having them removed in case
an action was brought.
Most of the signs going UP are of the
illuminated kind, thoroughly ornamental
and shedding light that is very accept
able, and this fact. 1t is said, is RESPONSE
bic for the non-enforcement of the build
ing code. Along Seventh street it is said
a dozen of these signs have been erected
the past month. Some of them are quite
costly, and forced removal now would be
a hardship to those owning them.
Prior to the drafting of the new law
a bond was required for each overhang-
ing sign, but under the prohibition that
now exists these cannot be demanded
The bond was for the purpose of saving
the city from liability in case of an acct
dent
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-05
CITY ~ ~ :.

4 The probate court yesterday ordered the
discharge OF John Screil Jr. from the de-
Jention hospital
Judge Hne sentenced eight people to
the workhouse yesterday with sentences
aggregating 240 days.
A beginners class in bookkeeping has
been organized at the Madison night
school 1t met at 1850 last evening.
> Garfield Woman's Relief Corps No. 5
will give an evening entertainment ard
patriotic concert at Garfield i,ost hall
next Saturday evening.
The funeral of Mrs. julia McC;erty,
who died at the city hospital Sunday
evening. will be held from Schroeder's
undertaking rooms this afternoon at 2:S0.
). George Smith, who with his mother
was injured in an automobile accident at
Sixth and Robert streets a few days ago,
is rapidly recovering. Mrs. Smith also is
almost conYalescent.
John Ellis got drunk Saturday and
$hrew stones through the windows of the
residence Of Robert Bates, 9S Park place.
AS result he will spend the next ten
days in The workhouse.
A gasoline stove in the residence of
.Axei Freese 665 Case street, exploded
yesterday afternoon and set fire to the
Ebuiiding. The damage amounted to $780,
'fuiIy covered by insurance.
Col William Quinton, at present in
command of the Fourteenth United
States infantry at Fort Sna,!inG, has just
been granted a leave of absence. of four
months to take effect Dec i.
The case of James D. Harris, deputy
public examiner, who is charged with
being drunk was called for hearing IN the
police court yesterday afternoon His
case was continued until Dec. 4.
Ar aged man, Adam Schnewesise, who
Is claimed to be seventy-eght years old.
was examined in probate court yesterday
and committed to Rochester He is a
farmer living at North ST. Paul and is
the father of twelve children.
Al rattle held Saturday night Street
Commissioner Steeg held the lucky nnu-
Der that drew a horse and buggy and q
complete set of harness The ticket was
given to him by Inspector J. 0. Linden.
and now that official is bemoaning his i'll
auck
Mrs. z. S. Robbins was appointed
visitor for November b. the board of
managers of the Young Wona>n's Friend
Iy association, at its Meeting held yes
terday morning. More than 1900 young
women visited the association rooms dur
ing October.
Three boys named William Long.
Stephen Alton and Fritz Reinhardt were
in the police court yesterday for threw
ing stones through windows Of the Amer
lean Canning company's factory. They
were placed under the care of the proba-
ton officer until Dec Is.
The United States court officers left
yesterday afternoon to attend the Man
11ato term of the United States court,
which opens there today. The calendar is
not a heavy one, there being but ten jury
cases in the civil branch, three cases in
equity and one criminal case.
Minnesota cornmandery Of the Military
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-05
MAY INCREASE STOCK
UNION STOCKYARDS CONTEMPLATE
ING AN ISSUE OF 100000.

The directors of the Union Stock Yards
company Will, at meeting that has been
called for Thursday, discuss the advisa-
Dtjfty of increasing the limit of indebted
ness of the company from the present
point, S2,000G00, to $2,560,000, in order to
provide for future contingencies in the
matter of enlargement of plant and ex-
pansion of business. etc Gen. Flower.
president of the company said TO T h e
G. o b e last night that the first figure
had been nearly all used up by the com
pany, and that the matter would be
brought up simply as a provisional meas
ure. for the company's protection.
Of course. you know" said Gen
Flower, that it takes some time to get
a thing Of this kind through. We wifi
have to secure the stockholders consent
and then amend our bylaws, and 1t all
takes time. We simply want to be in a
position to expand when the time is ripe
for it, OF tho $4,000 expended this year
of the company's earnings, $4,000 will
be repaid If the amendment goes through
1t Is only fair that the improvements
made by the company be paid by bond
the same as railway companies defray
the expenses of their construction. There
are no immediate improvements in view,
however.
Yes in answer to a question on the
subject sit might be used in connection
with the Cudahy negotiations. which have
not fallen through and which are still
pending, the same as those with other
firms