davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
4 MEXICAN LINE.

4 MEXICAN LINE.
NEW -sOUTIAMPToN-LONDON.
St. Louis April 2 10 St Louis.
April 10, 10 m. New-York. MAY 1 10 a. m
Vader.and April II. 10 m. ST. Paul May g. 10 a. m
RED STAR LINE.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fresiard :. WesternlaEd
southwark April 10. Kersington.
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers II and l5 y. r. Office % Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
" Frorn New-York Wednesdays Fridays and satur1.v.
FOR TEXAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 10 all
points in Texas Colorado Ariz9na California
page Pocket Guide (naIled tr.el
c. III. MALLORY & CO.. Gen Agts- Pier 90 E. r. n Y
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal exclusively.
-Four Tracks Elsctrc-PneGmatic'' Signals
stations in New York. Liberty and South Ferry.
Trains leave Liberty St. below (time
five minutes earlier. except s notedl.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29

HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.
New York-Rottertam via Boulosue-sur-N.r
Tyg!ns screw s s. $500 tons p0r,Tr, % ~ uv ~ ~ ~
Saturday April 6. 10 A. NJ hoi 6hDAN.
AMSTERDAM Sat. April co. 10 A NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
UNCLE SANS MAILS
Rural Free Delivery Experiments Successful
---29 Routes in Alaska

WASHINGTON. II. c.. Nov. Is
The annual report Of the postmaster
general. jast made public, shows that
The total receipts OF his department
for the nseai year ending June 20
we're Sill. ssi. 1873. and the expendi-
lures siiSssi. ssa.ss. en- excess Of eS-
pense over receipts Of ss.sss. 3s9.aS.
A more stringent application Of the
laws applying 10 sccond-ciass mat
ter Is recommended.
Tne report favors the policy OF
rural delivery from every point or
view. IL says In part
s.tN,ea the fear that the ultimate
cost Of this service would 30 Tar ex-
ceed the return as TO make Y q heavy
n ational burden u senslhiy dissipated
hv the results Of the experimental
trial. Ii Is demonstrated that the
establishment OF rural delivery IL IN
ymrlahly followed by a large Increase
OF postal receipts: on the other hand.
A permits a material retrenchment
through the discontinuancs Of star
routes and small postoficss, and the
combined effect OF the augmented
revenue and the considerable saw
ing brings the net cost Of the de-
livery system 10 proportions which
may b. regarded without apprehen-
sion. The saving during the last
fiscal year on star routes thus super
seeded was siT8. let a.. aud on post
Offices discontinued II was SfSo. @2i.s3.
The two together amount 10 one
sixth Of the entire appropriation for
this service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
EAGLES WILL
EAT TONIGHT


Final arrangements are made for
the THANKSGIVING social 20 be given
this evening at the Eagles aerie.
formerly the Masonic Temple.
Owing 10 the large number Of Wis
ffing Eagles az present In Seattle.
Invitations have been extended to
Eagles only. their wives. daughters
and sweethesrts.
As win be seen by the accompany
ing menu, no one need 60 hungry.
c. Edward p. Edsen, who Il past
grand worthy president and well
known lawyer here, viii welcome the
lady friends OF the Eagles. assisted
BY Mrs. II. y. Clausson. IL ~ desir-
ed that the little Eagiets be left In
their aerie at home.
The following viii be TO eat
Soup, Eagles were never known to
be In II.
Seattle Counts (every ffms). Gar
nished with Eagles Eyes.
Roast Turkeys Ia Eagles. Cranberry
Roast Goose. our absent Brothers.
Roast Chicken. Bran dc IL Sauce.
Roast Buxxard 1--WE do 10.
Siriotn OF Beef. no feathers.
Spring Lamb. al wool
Young Veal. President Sauce.
Spanked Potatoes.
Busxsrd shrimps.
Celery de Taions. Baked Eagiets.
Partridge on Toast
Buxxard Tears. Chicken Salad.
Eagle Heart peviled.
Frozen Eagles Nest
Lobster Salad. Eagle Eye Salad.
Seattle Feathers.
+. O. f. Fruit Maitrs de Eagle.
Departed Eagle Food.
Assorted Eagia Cake.
Old-Fashioned New England Pump
kin Pie.
Canadian Aerie Cheese.
Honolulu Cheese.
Royal Spray Buns
Eagle Cider. New York Punch.
Coffee. Tea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
ASSEMBLY
A SUCCESS
Denny Hotel Scene OF Gaiety
and Pleasure

POSTPONED with nowera and hunt
ms and tn a maae OF pumpklnscols
urud decoration Ia honor OF the APP
preaching Thanksgiving season, the
Denny hotel last night was the scene
OF the nth annual Assembly ball.
Two hundred couples representing
the cities OF Seattle. Tacoma. Spo-
kane. Everett ana Olympia were
present and danced away the night
10 their hearts content at one OF the
most successful functions given la
the history of Seattle.
The Assembly club again chose on
Ideal spot for It's annual reception.
An excellent dancing floor, ample re-
ccption rooms and halls for tcte-a-
tcte. coxy hooks and flrcplhcas for
the older guests. made brilliant by
the decorators hand combined 10
give delight TO all,
The Decorations
The theme OF the decorator was
Thanksgiving. Huge yellow chrys-
anthemuna were HtreWn about by "a
lavish hand. yellow gauge covered
the ceiling and was gracefully frH-
tooned from the chandeliers, Pump
kins and yellow sheAvea Of grain also
helped TO produce the golden effect
The center piece OF each banquet
table waa a huge pumpkin followed
out and filled to Overlooking with
products OF the orchard.
waguer'H fun orchestra furnished
music for the dancers
The patTuneHseH were Mrs, ~. G..
Henry. Mrs. Thomas Burke. Mrs. n,
strive. Mrs r, A. StFout and Mrs.
j. c. IIainen. Two of Seattle'a bellies.
Miss Emily Clay and Miss Virginia
scurry. made their formal debut last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28

use OF water for irrigating purpos-
es. TO large percentage OF water
consumers IL Ia a difficult matter
to secure the necessary water force
to irrigate at the time all other peo-
pie are irrlgating. by putting on a
meter, the consumer will be able TO
irrigate any time he chooses, the
only Limitation being the amount OF
water he may use. II he wastes IL,
he Of course must pay for II. IL In
physical imposslbillty to have a
system In this or any other city so
nicely balanced that should every
one desire to irrigate at the same
Time, there would be sufficient force.
Onaer my ordinance the hours for
sprinklins must be regulated.
Would Encourage Fsotoriea
IL seems 70 me that Il Is business
poiicy 70 reduce the price OF water
70 manufacturers with the idea Of
encouraging them. Our rates now
are almost prohibitive 70 manufac-
turers. IL costs too much. Manu-
iacthrers ana owners OF buildings
VINO nave USED our water for power,
have taken 10 out and installed aIor
trieity because IL IL cheauer ,ith
the present rates. My bin so ~
duees the rates 10 this class Of con-
Aumers that they could afford ii nee
" and the city would get the revenue
instead Of private corporation.
While the meters VIII cost con-
siderable 10 the city, II Is the tx.
perlence OF all cities that use them
that they pay for themselves every
year, In prohibiting the waste OF
Revenue Unaffected
"Of course there would be n slight
decrease In the revenue the cjtv
would derive under the meter system.
but the water rents win be AMPLY
suffcient 20 pay all expenses that are
legitimately ehargeabia 10 the water
department., and at the same time
psfHlt oI ~ per cent reduction 10
which the consumers are iuatIv err
titled after shouldering the heavy
debt that they have for the avaten
and Its improvements"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
CAPT. BARTSCH
GETS THE FERRY
Supreme Court Turns Down lack.
son and His Application

The supreme court has denied the
application for a writ OF review In
the suit 10 enjnin the King county
commissioners from leasing the Lake
Washington ferrybOat The hppH-
cation was made by the state upon
the relation Of Henry 4. Jackson.
Jackson brought suit IN behalf Of
himself and others 10 enjoin the
lease. contsndlng that the board WAS
not empowers by Law 10 operate the
boat In that way, Judge Tallman
sustained the demurrer 81 the county
attorney 60 the complaint. and dis
solved the temporary Injunction.
The action OF the supreme court
dispoaeB OF the case, and the ferry
will be operated by Captain nartHch
for a compensation OF ta7s per month
FOR three years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
DOLPHIN DELAYED

Owing 10 a mlFhap to the Starr
drydaek at Victoria, where the
steamer Dolphin was being repaired.
the drydock company was unable To
nuiah the work on the vessels pro-
peller and she will not sail today.
The Alaska Steamship Company Will
have 10 md another dock In which
10 complete the alterations IN the
steamer. For this reason her sail
Ing date has been posrponed 10 Mon
day. December 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28

November 20, 20 ana December 1,
with special Saturday matinee. A
bill OF strong anecinltiua will be
given NJ each performance, Including
the latest Eastern novelties.
one viii have an opportunity TO
see why Carrie Nations husband
wanted a divorce, The American BIZ
oscope viii show the Kansas Joint.
smaHhcr on ono OF her notorious
raids. ANON the many other inter
eHting things that will be shown dur
ing the engagement Will be the hor-
rorH and thrilling scene of a railroad
collision similar Co the one ON the
Wabash yesterday. Mrs, Haruldine
carriers art creation viii be a hcauti-
ful presentation.
The last performance OF Devils
Auction VIII be given az the Grand
tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
Mrs. la Moxna

one OF the most interesting char
aeters In Mrs. Sarah Cowell t.e-
Muyne'N new play. THE First Ouch
esS OF Marlborough" r. George Fred
efick Haendell now commonly
spelled Handel, the famous composer
whose immortal work. The Mes
slab. 10 known throughout the
world. Al the time of the play he
was young man. but already be-
coming noted. He visited England in
i4io. and Was 40 pleased with his
reception that he returned tn igia TO
make London his home. He was
honixed and eventually became Court
karelmeister to George the First.
Selections from HIS most famous
works are used In incidental music
To the play. Mrs, LeMoyne will be
seen in this delightful historical com
cdy at the Grand next Monday. and
n rich and tasteful production OF the
play IN promised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
WILL REPORT ON WATER RATES

Councilman Byers, who two
months ago introduced a bill pro-
viding for the optional use Of wa
Ter meters In private households and
reducing meter rates, expects the
fire and water committees 20 report
the blu back 10 the council next Mon
day evening.
The bill In question provides for
the use Of the meter Instead Of de-
terTnining the rents BY flat rate.
as II now charged. Yet the bill does
not compel the consumer to use the
meter. He has his option 10 accept
a Tat rate or a meter rate.
Under the present ordinances the
fiat rate 10 houeeholders In 81. 10. 81 90
and soc month. finder The meter
rate the minimum rent Ia 81 a month
ana gives the consumer the right 10
use 1000 cubic feet or 1900 gallons
Of water. That even IL more than
the average family win use for ali
purposes. II IL 900 gallons a day.
Opposition Has Developed
There is considerable opposition 10
the bill, but Mr.. Byers declares n
comes from those persons who DO
not understand It, In talking 10 A
star reporter concerning his bin, Mr..
Byers said:
les. know there n some op-
position to II, but those Opposing II
20 not understand its provisional
Aiost 81 them believe the water met.
~ y made compulsory, while thai
nsvVision IL not In the bill at all
w consumer has his option Of &C.
fiat rate" '''
,ontinuing. Mr.. Byers said: ITO !
a.a n VINO desires 70 use a water
met. meter ana eonfine himsef 10 M
niors man PIC share Of the water
approximately 1900 gallons /
nonth~-the ordinance roaLa. &c..
a ~ per cent. reduction. $500
advantage to Consumers
THE advantage that a.
ussr VIII have is in this. Anv ans
VITO mas any knowledge of ~ ~. D
ouet OF the water department kne.,,,s
'Asis must be some Limitation 10 IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
SHERIFF. is
BEHIND Time
Montana Officer Fails 10 Connect
With Prisoner Of Seattle

a sheriff who came all the way
from Montana for n prisoner was
Just hh hour too late yesterday. The
man wanted in Charles l.. Bnfnaman.
chhlHtd WIN being "a Montana uRi-
tive from justice. lie was held four
Gays bY the local police and released
az late hour yesterday afternoon
for lack 81 prosecution. shof1iy ar
terward Deputy Prosecuting Attor-
ney Keith aud Sheriff J. -. Fury, OF
SILVER Bow county, Montana, walked
into the courtroom 90 take up the
case and were much chngrined 10
hud the prisoner gone, His present
whereabouts are unknown.
Another warrant has been ihsued
for his arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
eookkeepers 10 Organize

Accountants and bookkeeporn will
meet az sos New York block Weduea-
day night. December 4, for tho pur.
pose ot organization. g. NJ. Will
Jams. a member OF the New York
nociety OF mmllar character. viii
act na chairman,
Tho nHnociation, which ~ 20 be
known az the MaHhington Society
OF Accountants ana iluokkeeporH
win be formed Tor fraternal pur-
puHHN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
NO TRADE
IN SIGHT
Merchants Open Stores Today 10
Get Out Shipping Orders

Some Of the Western avenue rner-
chants did not open al Nil this morn
ing. and others unlocked their doors
merely 10 set out shipping orders.
All closed early. There was little or
no trade.
A car OF sweet potatoes comprised
the sum total OF new rrceipts- Sweet
potatoes are varying In price be-
tween a cent and a cent and quar-
ter.
Poultry was well cleaned up this
trsnrufnU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
NO CONCLUSION
ON LUMBER RATES

At the Rainier Grand yesterday
afternoon the executive committee Of
the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufac-
turers' Association met and dis
cussed market conditions and pros
pectiv- price lists as relates chiefly
TO cargo shippers.
Because Of the uncertainty OF rail-
way rates but little was done to-
ward fixing the seasons prices. When
the more general meetings are held
within the next few weeks II IL
hopd that conclusions can be reached
concerning the rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
Just Received

so pieces pretty Striped Outing
Flannels. light colors. soft and
fleecy. at Sl-3c yard.
80 pieces best quality Outing
Flannels, In light stripes and
checks, at loo yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
Theaters.


The Grau Opera Company present
ed Dorothy" last night at the Seat
tie theater. The change from lei
Captain" was not for the better
Dorothy" II nice to lock at. but
more or less lnSipld. There are sew
eral pretty musical numbers, and
Stanley Feich and Matte Martr In
the only comedy roles OF c0nse-
quence. injected some life at times
into an otherwise splritIess produc-
ton.
The trouble apparently was that
nobody could tell what II was all
about.
Judging by the effect upon audi
ences the company would do better
20 play "Ei Captain" forever, than
10 daily with Dorothy" Its repm.
tifion Is threatened on Friday night.
This evening Wang" will be pro-
duccd. This IN an opera OF unques-
toned merit: one which nearly
everybody has seen and VIII gladly
see again.
"msioasy's wedding Day.
~Maioney's Wedding Day" a new
musical farce. Ia billed for all next
week at the Seattle. N II heraidest
Is a highly festive production. hav-
ing a strong cast with James L. Me
Cabe as ringiesder o. the Eayety.
A bunch OF pretty girls In promised
as q hitting ensemble and to give the
life and color 20 necessary 20 sue
cessful vaudeville. The program with
be loaded with sparkling speciaitien.
and the play l. said 20 have plot
enough 70 be entertaining without
the special skits which are thrown
In extra In a spirit Of lIberailty.
The title reveals that Irish ait II
the basis OF the production. and IL
may fairly be expected 20 be aa
lively as a Donnybrook fair.
Slack PATTI
BLACK Patti' and her Troubadours
are doing n phenomenal business az
the Third Avenue theater. Late
Corners have had TO be consented
with standing room. There viii be q
contest between the members Of the
Black Patti company and the local
contingent Of local cakewaikers Fri
day and Saturday evenings.
~ conviors Daughter"
Next weeks attraction. ~ Con-
viet'a Daughter" II described an a
thrilling melodrama. yet one IN
which the lives and situations are
kept free from unreasonable exag-
geration- II IN to be expected that
vice viii be rebuked and throttled.
and virtue exalted in the good old
way.
II win be presented by a capable
company headed by W Y. OdRen.
The kloneike
Greater Alaska and the RiondIke
viii be presented NJ four perform
ances at the Grand Opera house Fri
day. Saturday and Sunday evenings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
MORTALITY RECORD

Francis Frederick. the s-months-
old son ~ ar and Mrs. Jas. sheedy
% "a Twenty seventh avenue, died
AZ the family residence last night
Tho funeral ~ the late George y.
Kienstra was held from the Church
81 our Lady 81 Good Help az
o'clock this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
JossIre QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED pArLYJ
Green Ffuit-

Lemons 81 so03so a box: cooking
apples. 5e0Tsc. eating apples. sIzs
0t.s0: oranges. t2so9 3 30. bananas.
t112s9; pears. ti0i.so. California
grapes. ti.0o1i.5Q. cranberriea. % %
9e.so per bbi. ounces. 7scU 81 %: per-
simmons. u.750i.so per box: grape
fruit. tt0eHs.0o per box pomeKran-
ates. ti.9s1i.t0. pineAppiss, $500 per
dozen. Jap oranges. sS0eoc-
ssgssssssa
Potatoes n9g as % a ton: bestn,
1s9soe per sack: carrots. bogsoc per
sack: lettuce. tic case. kurnipa,
5987sc: garlic. &c: cabbage. Tsesfi
cwf. peppers. 7Bc4fi.oe per Gaze.
husks. Toe. celery. $50 soc dox. sweet
potatoes. t.i61is5 cwt. chilli pep
pers. $50 zoe. aausr kraut. 7&Q1c:
dried fwx. cartons. Coo. fancy. ss070c:
imported. isc tomatoes. fio9 case:
dates. s9sc 10: Fadishrs. ioc per doz:
parsley. roe soc: onions. tsoo1z 80.
cwt. paranlps, ff.oo0i. rs. local green
corn. tl.Es4i75. caulinower. tis5i.sS.
pumpkins. i-tc per ID. squashes.
lnc. wax beans. i0c; Artichokes.
100 per don: Brussels sprouts. SC
per pound.
sstter. chsssa Eggs ara Poultry
Butter 80 Washington crcam.riex
pound prints. sor; Eastern Iowa.
and Elsin. ssc. fresh ranch. fs0fsc.
Chees~--Native Washington. fuii
cream. IAN 0i5c. Eastern. New York
isAs0ite. Wisconsin. Ice. RoauefoFt.
dc. Edam. fii0iz per case. New
York. 1s8isc; Limburger. ls9i7e.
brick. isMfTc: Swiss. iSUigc.
EEEs-stristiy fresh ranch. ssc:
Eastern, 3i11bc.
Poultry Hens. f3Ri1c. large
spring. i1Hi3c: small spring. 1s4
isiae. ducks. f1aftc. geese. i0c. live
turkeys. itaisc. dressed ,urkeys.
Honey--i2is 0f4c.
Provisions
Fresh ment--Cow beef. &c ID: steer
beef, TdTisc per 10. mutton. wcthsr.
&c. ewes. SIC: pork. l0c per No.. veal.
large. Sc. small. i0c.
Provisions Hams, isiac: breakfast
backs. Toe. bellies. lie.
1000. corn. 81 80 per 100 lbs.
Hay-Puget Sound. per ton 80 ooFP
1870. Eastern Washington timothy,
ii1.00; alfalfa. slfo0.
Corrected dnily-The following
prices are being offered 20 the produ-
Ger In round lots on the dock or in
the car at Seattle:
----------.--------------~----
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28

Much thought has been given to
the needs OF Alaska. The existing
service OF four mails a month from
Skagway. via Dawson. Circle and In
termediate points. to 81. Michael and
Nome was arranged last winter,
and VIII be maintained during the
present season. Additional service
has been provided whenever made
necessary by the fiuetuating tide OF
settlers. and the department endeaV-
ora 20 follow the prospectors as close
~ as Is practicable. There IN now
a semi monthly service between
Naldcs and Circle. with a provision
Tor carrying limited amount OF
other thap letter mail. feature that
Il has heeh found impractical here
tofore 10 incorporate In contracts for
Alaskan service. other less Inn
portant points are now served with
greater or less frequency as tho
needs OF the settlers dictate. and n
IL safe 20 say that. considering the
very unfavorahie conditions under
which service In Alaska must ncces-
sarily be performed. the Inhabitants
of that territory are enjoying a rea-
sonabiy satisfactory service. which
The department win endcavor 20 Inn
prove. II may be OF interest TO note
that the Alaskan service now COM
prtscs % routes. with "A length OF
a. Ss miles. involving annual travel
amounting 20 es5. 06T miles. at a cost
OF tss3 0ss.e9 per annum."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
CAPITOL HILL ACCEPTED
BY THE COUNCIL
Street Improvements After Rigid Examination
Found to Be of Best QuaIity---First Stone
Mansion to Be Built in Seattle.

The and modern
nenta OF asphalt paving walks
belong 0
The official plat Of Capitol
followed
improvements tho
OF Works.
They all found the
test was made Of the
she two-inch o
Not flaw could ywher
Inc Moore Investment a from
company that did the perfect
a hundred ana twenty OF is In
In Get
Much OF
o. its completion.
The bond therefore, guarantee beginning
The Improvement thus turned
atte represent total
art OF any other city west Of the Mississippi
public improvements made ivatee
OF eetth
NO" thar the status is
the buying activity will be greatly lnceas
Many had held back he actlon Of council
one man in particular
resident OF Tacoma and
He came In early and
which he a reside
VIII be entirely
A Russell WIZ remove his family to Seattle
The special sale OF $1,000 lots
a -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28

80 pieces Dark Fieeced Fran
nelettes for Wrappers, best quail
lily l0c yard
so pieces new styles In Persian
Patterns and Striped Fiannel-a
cites, special at lilo and l21sox
yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
Paymasier Moves

Naval Pnymaater Thomson VIII
move his nnicca from tho Arlington
dock 90 the fourth fnar or the Burke
nnllIIun nnrnnhnr L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28

Misses Black, Tan and Brown
Jackets. sizes IL. IA. IS years,
worth $500 and $500. for si.ss
each.
Ladies' Half Fitting Kersey
Coats. black and castor. worth
$500, for $3.50.
Chiidren's Black Cashmere
Gloves, worth &c pair. for 15c.
Ladies' Black Cashmere Gloves,
worth Sc a pair. for i5c.
Ladies' Imported Swiss Hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28

The second half resulted In a score
OF 20 0. giving the total score. Uni
versity % Washington. 10. univefs-
ity of Idaho. 0,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28
ALASKA

The postmaster general speaks OF
Alaska as follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28

want anything. Try star Wan, ads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28

Greater Alaska and the RioudIke
will be presented NJ four perform
ances NJ the Grand Opera house FRI
day. Saturday and Sunday evenings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28

Corrected daiiy-The following
prices are being offered 10 the prodn-
Ger In round lots on the dock or in
the car at Seattle:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-28

kerchiefs, beautifully embroider-
ed patterns, worth $50 each, for
25c.
bin Striped Taffeta Ribbons,
worth i5c a yard. for 1oc.
BIN. Satin Ribbons. pretty.
shaded stripes. much used for
cushion ruffles. worth Sc. at ESQ;
yard.
Boys All-wool Sweaters, strip
ed and plain, at, ssc and si.2sf
each.