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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
A LECTURE OF
GREAT INTEREST
Henry D. Lloyd Speaks on the Gov.
eminent Of New Zealand

An interesting lecture was dellv-
cred last night IN q. A. Il. hall by
Henry pemarest Lloyd. the wcil
known author aAa traveller. Mr.
Lloyd spoke on conditions in New
Zealand. a country through which
the speaker has Travelled and Of
which no has made an exhaustive
study.
Mr.. Lloyd entered into a critical
exposition 81 the beginning % good
government IN New Zealand and tho
reasons for tho change OF conditions
under Tory raie, lie paid special at
tention "a the labor laws OF the count
try whereby government arbitration
exists Ia oil labor troubles. with the
result that IN the past SIX years there
has not been a strike or lockout
AZ the close Of his lecture Mr
Lloyd answered questions from the
audience. John y. HumphFiss and
the speaker had an interesting dis
cusHion as 70 the merits of the home
stead laws In this United States and
New Zealand. w. r. L~yiand. a
manufacturer Of New Zealand. spoke
briefly on labor conditions and vari-
Gus other members - the league
Joined in the questions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
HIT HORSE
IN THE FACE
Unusual Cruelty Practieed by a
Vicious Driver

A most eauseless bit Of cruelty 10
animals was witnessed last evening
on Cherry street, near Third ave-
nue.. A horse with a light wagon
attached, was backed up 20 the en-
trance Of the Seattle Bill Posting
Co.'S storeroOns. Up the street from
Second avenue came a transfer wag-
on loaded with trunks. There was
plenty OF room 10 pass the Bill pos
ter's wagon, but the transfer driver
went as close as he could 20 the 9TH
or horse, and when opposite. with
out any apparent reason, except pure
malicious cruelty, drew his whip and
struck the other horse across the
SaS.4. tire + Oh N<asir-, Shout She- an
imafs head. The driver OF the bill
posters wagon started after the whip
wielder, but the latters cowardly ma
ture was predominant, and he piled
the lash vigorously upon his own
team 30 that they ran up the hill
and around the corner and up Third
avenue. The brutal spectacle was
Witnessed by a large number Of peo-
pie, and expressions OF indignation
were freely heard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
Theaters.
Sporting life"

Psrhapa one Of the most important
OF the theatrical offerings for this
season Is the successful london mel
odrama Sporting Life" which comes
70 the Grand tonight FOR -four per-
formnnces. Much IN the wav ~
merit is claimed for the productfor
and It's long runs In New York ana
Chicago last year would seen ~
Justify the sweeping account thai a.
Is one OF the most important rneice
dramatic preHentmcnta ever made In
this country. The fact that there a -
no less than twelve different scenes
gives spectacular Importance 10 tbs
production. and the nature ~ the
pictures shown will give some idea
of the magnitude necessary TO pr0-
duce the Illusion. An immense train
ing stable with horses and racing
= r.tpnArna~iA. - f-iiehfti production
Of the vast grounds Of the Tarla
Court exhibition. London; a view OF
Covent Garden by night. the interior
Of the National Sporting club and the
EPSON Downs race course are a few
OF the important scenes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
ordsr Of Eagles

The Fratsrnai Order Of Eagles will
hold their next meeting in the
Eagles temple, formerly Masonic
temple. on the corner Of Second ave-
nue. and Pike street. next Sunday.
Arrangements have been made for
all the members 20 meet IN the old
hall at | O'Clock Sunday Afternoon,
and march from there IN procession
20 the new hall. Meyers band has
been engaged for the occasion. At
ter they arrive at their new ball II
VIII be formally dedicated. ard Il IL
anticipated that more than 200 can
didates will be initiated. The after
noon session win be for initiation.
A. .. m. a grand social session will
be held. open 70 all. whether Eagles
OF "Buzzards" The latter. however
must have Invitations which can
Be- obtained from any member.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
MORTALITY RECORD

held from the church OF our Lady ~
Intermeut followed IN Calvary Gem
etery,
The funeral or Peter Luasky Was
held from tho family residence at
South Seattle ~ O'Clock this after
noon.
The funeral ~ Charles v. Hnllcn-
beck was held from nauney a Stew
arts parlora az ~ 20 o'clock this af-
tcrnoon under the auspices ~ Seat
tie lodge No a2. -, r. o. E Burial
was IN Lake View cemetery.
The funeral Of lamar Chcadle was
held from Huttcrw0rth a sons chap
ri az 2 o'clock this afternoon under
the auspices 81 olive branch Lodge
No. I. !. O. q. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

from tho players Ia the league by
Manager huaoha of Portland for a
tour OF California. Utah md Color
ado, The best men IN their positions
from all four teams have boen chosen
for the trip. The following 10 the
line ny.
Catcher. Frary, Seattle. iunoldars.
Hurley. Seattle. Mccarthy. Tacoma
Mcintyre. Tacoma RisieV Spokane
and Tinker. Of Portland outneidera.
FiHnncfy. Tacoma. Lynch. Tacoma
Hurlbcrt. Spokane. pitchers. Hickey.
seattle, f. Vrain. Tacoma. and I'm
gel. OF Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
The SANTA ANA
Arrives From Nome With No Late
Adyices-l04 Passengers

The steamship Santa Ana. Capt.
Strand. followed the Nome city into
port from Nome yesterday afternoon.
The Santa Ana left Nome on sept.
~, only n day after the Nome city,
and brought no late adviccs.
The day OF her departure the
steamer Arctic arrived In port with
q cargo OF coal from the now coal
feidR near Nome. The inhabitants
OF the northern city hope 10 obtain
their winter supply of coal IN this
way.
At Dutch Harhor the steamer
spoke the government vessels Man
ming and Pathfinder.
The Santa Ana brought tot pRsHsn-
gers. ~ sacks 81 mail and b0-t0n
cargo. including eight or ten horses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
JOHN BARLEYC0RN
DOWNS ANOTHER
He Can Be Argued With Awhile,
but In the End Wins Out

Joe Dillon. a confirmed drunkard.
lies Ia the city prison today at
deaths door. Alcohol hns the best
OF him this time and may win out.
The whole left side Of the mans
body r. completely paraiyzed. He
cannot nee out Of hts left eye. aud
IN fact the whole left side Of his body
r. practically dead. This f. caused
by a hemorrhaKe Of the brain az a
assure on the right side Of the head
The pressure on the right side para
lyzes the left side Of the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
TWO MEN FALL
into The BAY
A Third May Also Have Stumbled
From Wharf and Drowned

Two men were seriously injured
and another may have been drowned
on the waterfront between Z and 3
O'Clock last night. John Murray. "a
resident Of North Bay. while walk
ing near the LILY HngarduH dock.
fell between the ties Of un adjoining
trrnte ana fractured bis leg lie was
picked up by Richard Edwards, d
tehmhter, ana removed 20 Providence
hospital IA the ambulance.
Gus whitman. a longAhoromn n,
while watkins along the waterfront
last night with man whom he knew
only hs Charlie fell over the aide Of
thc new Northern pacifc pier into
the bay. Ills cries attracted pnhnerh-
by and he Was rescued ana taken 20
police headquarters Later he WAS
removed 60 Providence hospital as
he IL thought 20 be internally iniur-
ed A. the police station whitman
said he believed that his companion
had also fallen into the water. a
search however. revealed no trace
Of the man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
THINGS GO WRONG
WITHOUT THEM

years, have been habituai inmates OF
the city jail. were released from cus-
tody this morning Jaiisr Grant
says the old place does not seem the
same without them. Ruth Owens.
Annie Rooney and Mary MoMann are
the names. OF these three women.
Ruth owens ia considered the house
keeper at the station and when she
~ not there everything goes wrong.
WheA shsA!cft.t%s-hlurffnE - Hai1
she would be back for supper, and
she probably will keep her word. The
other two. n they hold 10 their past
record, viii not be out many hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
sin Old kentuckv"

In old Kentucky" begins It's en-
gagement tonight az the Seattle the
ater. The production is familiar
one 70 all theatergoerg. II In decided
~ realistic. with excellent scenic ef-
fects. but does not rely upon stage
accessories alone. The plot Ia skill
fully drawn. and the leading charac-
ters remarkable for iife-iike fideilty.
The race track scene and the incl
dents leading up 10 n are quite excit-
ing. The comedy side In well takon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
Two New Bridges

Tho Seattle and Tacoma Inter-
Urban Railway Co. has awarded two
bridge contracts TO the Puget Sound
Bridge and Dredging Co one con-
tract calls for trestle 5000 feet IN
with 200-foot drawbridge. The
second contract " for bridge over
White River. with 200-foot draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
Had Been Drinkinq

John Ledu, a Frenehman who -
evidently suffering from tho effects
Of a protracted spree, appeared at
police headquarters this morning
end insisted that some one had been
following him for the greater part
Of the night. Hc had been running
al over town. and was in O. state OF
great excitement. During the day
Re had been amusing himself by
running foOt-rnees around the re-
eefyfur cell. against time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

Corduroy Skirt Blndl,,
Patent Hooks ara -.
cards for g.. ~
Invisible Hair Pins. zl~.l,
DreEB Shields, sc " ~
10c. Z, -
FRUGT or THE LOt 4. -, Il
1900 yards Bieaehsa y.,.
the Loom Muslin. one ysfs !.
Ia from : % ~ yard s
worth Zoe: Friday apselai ~
loc PILLOW CASING. sl.a.
42-inch BieacheG Pefs.su
low Casing, worth re- q
Friday bargain price si-1e :"
SOC STAND COVERS, lse-
FrinRed Stand Covers. "a.
square. plain white, wifh
colored borders. al linen, ~.
soc, special z9c.
izikc SEER SUCKER, Sc
1000 yards of Bafea gesr....
er bingham. 81 two - -.
lengths; worth lz1zc. Friasy =.
gain o..
&c OUTING FLANNEL. To-
5000 yards Dark Outirs y.
mel, worth e. q yard. 4 a.
limit 30 each cuatggaef. 20.
bargain price. 5c.
loc PERcALEs. 7iao-
5000 yards 5s-inch s,ss...,
Percales. splendid matsrs's !.
wrappers, worth lga a ysfl i
Tizc.
DRUGSTORE BARGArSs-
Epsom Salts. sn pound p.s.
ages. 81 O..
Lydia Pikann's sanltlve Wa
al 21c a package.
Woodbpry's Facial Powse. :.
Ice q box
Piece Of charnols sxin frs. VI
each box.
Pure Cocoa on Soap. tkr. 1,
bars for nc.
Arnica, carbolic or Witch h
gel Salve. 20 boxes for ibc.
Little Germany Perfuu.
bottle % perfume In a small -
mug. for SC.
Arm0ur's Honey Scar. u~
extra large cakes, hard -
toilet soap, Friday bargzh I
lsc a box.
$3.50 BOYS SUITS. si8-
One hundred Boys' yense 81.
IN fancy plaids and srnaii ctscr
fancy double breasted vests !,
match: Jackets are satin 49,
sizes from . 10 7 year,. va
1850 a suit, Fridays prics "a
INFANTS $50 OUTFITS Fos
ss.ss--
AS a special Friday bzrxsls :,
VII offer complete outfits sor !
fants, worth $3.50. al s4S 1.
Friday.
This Is the list Of these arsirss
Three dresses. two gowns, q.
flannel skirt, one shoaider biza
ket, two muslin skirts. two G..
ing flannel bands. two v.ss.
flannel skirts. one pair c-ochsss
bootees. one bib. one rro<Az
saaue.
This entire list. worth f.A. a
Sass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
"Yon Yonsen"

Next weeks attraction az the
Third Avenue theater is the roll
licking Swedish comedy. "Non Yon-
son" made famous by Gus Heege.
HoeEe 10 dead but the play seems
likely 90 40 on indefinitely Knute
Erickson. new swedish star said
10 be talented comedian. will have
the title role. and be backed by a
strong company. II would be n sor-
~ aEgrcra ton that could take the
FUN out % "Yon Youson." and a
merry production may be safely
promised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
HAPPENINGS OF THE
PLEASURABLE SORT

Mrs. Frank Taylor. mother o. Mrs.
II. A. Strouk ~ this city, leaves
shortly for Madison Barracks. ~ r..
where she win Join her husband.
Maj. Taylor.
Mrs. Z. c. Ncufslder wim sive a
card party az her house. sat Harvard
avenue north. Thursday. oct. II.
The Chsu club win give a dancing
party az the Queen Anne clubhouse
on Friday. Oct. Is.
The ladies' Of thu Westminster
Prahoyteri church viii gtv. a re-
ceptien tomorrow evening for Rev.
and Mrs. lilchrimt. The racep-
ton viii Be hsla in the parioru % the
church. and Mrs. q. A, Q. Rochester
and Airs. Ffmou1B Will sing. Mrs.
Frank Black viii render an irstru-
mental selection. and Mr= Thon.
Eastiand viii reciia
Mrs. David Ellsworth Brown, who
has been visiting friends IA Seattle
and Tacoma, returned on Monday 70
her home IN Hongkong. China
Madame Shepard entertained Some
% the ministers % Seattle NJ dinner
vue avenue. Covers were laid for
nins.
EE-G0v Geo. A. Black and Mrs
Black ~ spokan@ are the guests ~
Mrs. 3. 7. Crawford. itIf Marcia
street
Or. and Mrs. Kittiraon returned
last week from Nome. where they
have been spending the summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
SCOTT CASE

WHATCOM, Wash, Oct. 10.-The
result on yesterday afternoons pro-
ceedings In the case of ex-JudRe FL
mon Scott, on trial for criminal as-
sauit upon a girl Of minor age, was
the establishment on an abb by the
defendant. Judge Scott brought wit
nesses who awore 20 seeing him and
being with him In the Mount Baker
district at the time when the az
aault IL alleged 70 have been com
mitted at Whntcom.
The proceedings In tho Scott case
nave beeh attended with details Of
unusual nastlness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

800 TRIMMED HATS. AZ $40
90 trimmed Hats, worth $500
each, some of the prettiest pat
terms from our own WorkrOoma,
VIII be sold tomorrow at ~ 80.
WALKING HATS FOR LESS
A line " $500 walking Hats.
on sale Friday az t2.zb. Another
line worth I2.7s. tomorrow ti.s5.
GOOD CORsETs. B0c-
Medium length corae,s. with
two hteeis on side. Ia black and
gray az Zoe.
CBILDRENs 400 DRESSES.
$3.50
Children's Fall and Winter
Dresses. well made and lined
throughout, worth So each.
Friday NJ fib0. These are trim
med with a0uthohe braid and
come In a variety Of coiors.
tsss FOR woMEN's $500 BATH
ROBES
Women's Etderdown Bath
Robes, in red and gray, with
satin finish, with cord and taa-
NfNH AAHA ANHA HAAa AhENHf WI "a
$500 each, at Ssss.
500 coLLARETTEs al tz.ss--
A line u Combination s. 20
Collarettes Of Bear Fur and Elec-
trio Seal. viii 80 tomorrow at
1zss
wOMEN's 5000 SUITS. sis.5O--
Women's Tailor made Suits.
A. ~. M Nas Ia
-. Wiil be offered tomorrow al
$3.50
$500 WAISTS, si.ss-
French Flannel Waists. made
with French back. bishop sleeves,
IN black and all Colorh and sizes.
worth $500. for tiss.
MISSES s2Ts TAMs. Si.2s-
a line ~ very striking tailor
made Tafnn. trimmed with large
rusattes 81 self. IN all color;
worth tz.Ts, tomorrow only 1i.gs.
MEMS &C SHIRTS, t7e--
Mems Fihnneletts Shirts. reRa-
lar value &c. tomorrow at t7c.
MEMS lsc sOx. Joe
A splendid lots % mems black
ana ian hsAt ~ EAfk ANA9IHs worm
ibc pair, on sale tomorrow at
Joe.
woMESs nbO KNITwEAR,
Teo--
wornen'H 81 80 pants and vests.
AL wool. In gray and white. to-
morrow. 7ac.
woMEN's 400 UNION SUITS.
1fc--
womsn's Fleece Lined Union
Suits. worth 400. Friday bargain
price. SEC.
woMENs sToCRINGs-
women'H Fancy Lisie Thread
Hoae. worth 15c "a pair. tomorrow
at three pairs for tec.
CBfLDRENs SCHOOL STOCK
INGS--
Misses and boys school stock
ingr. heavy ribbed, double toe,
heel and knee. worth i5c. FOR i0c.
PLAYING CARDS. Go
Drummsrs Playing Cards.
worth isc. tomorrow Sc pack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
PROTEST AGAINST
COUNCILMAN MORP-V'S
CANAL BOULEvARDS
Fremont and Green Lake Property Owners Say They viii
Have TO Pay for the Expensive Improvement Which
viii Benefit the City Of Seattle More
Than Il viii Them

The citizens o. Fremont and Green
Lake are not pleased with the mode
81 payment for the north and south
shore bouievaris." as provided Tor
by the city council
ON Sept. Is. Councilman Murphy
introduced a bill IN the city council
providing for the construction OF a
boulevard on each side OF the United
states government canal; TO extend
from Lake Union 60 salmon BAY,
aud 20 be 10 feet wide on each shore
Of the canal The bill WAS referred
90 the street committee OF the eoun-
ell. on sept. ~ this COMMITTEES ~
ported fRvorahiy 90 the council, and
the same evening the hlll received
its second and third readings. and
became a law. The mode OF pay
ment for this Improvement was pro-
vided for BY creating what was 20
be known as the north ard south
shore boulevard Improvement dis
triets"
Fremont aud Green Lake
Ths districts include Fremont and
Green Lake. The tand-hoiders IN
these Districts. under the provisions
81 the now infamous bill. are 60 be
levied the assessment for the entire
mprovement-and thereln Is the rub.
As hereinbefore stated, the people Of
Fremont ana Green Lake don't relish
being taxed alone for an improve
ment Of 50 great a magnitude. They
see great benefits being reapsd by
the surrounding communities. and
raise their voices 20 the tune q
Why should not all who are 70 be
equally benefited. be equally taxed. :"
Importance Not ousstioass
Out Of large number OF property
holders In the districts named who
were interview oy a Star reporter.
no one questioned the Importance a
the undertaking and the great good
that might be derived theresrom. on
the contrary. the consensus az opln-
ton Is that IL would be OF much bsne-
nt to the city. The objection rails
ed IL that the entire levy Is 70 be
made against 50 small a district.
A solution Of the problem set forth
BY q number OF persons. Ia that a
district be created. including the en-
tire city.
Protest Framed
Action Is being planned by the Inn
provement clubs Of Fremont and
Green Lake, 10 vigorously contest the
matter as IL now stands. and the
present agitation among the citizens
u TO petition the city council 20 re-
peal the ordinance and make dif-
ferent provisions for the assessment.
Councilman Muldoon. chairman OF
the street committee Of the city
council. explained the situation to-
day. briefly. AZ follows.
An Expisnstlan
Said he. The boulevards viii
make IL possible - properly sewer
the district. This viii be almost
impossible without the Improvement.
Again, at present there Is no direct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
new RATES
A Change In Fares Made on Seattle
& Northern Today

a circular announcing n new rate
on the Seattle q Northern has been
itsusi by r. &C.. .S.eveas. .g.4o.ai.
western passenger agent OF the
Great Northern railway Tho rates
from Seattle % tho places named.
according TO the new schedule. went
into effect today and ~ as followE3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
Stuart Rohnnn

Following sporting Life" for two
nights only. Stuart Robson win be
seen at the Grand In THE Henrlet-
ta." one Of the most noted succeares
Of that famous actor. II Is story
Of New York stock exchange apeeu-
lation, and at times becomes quite
dramatic, though the comedy elo-
ment predominates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

GILT TOP LIBRARY. TIC VOL
UME-
TIE famous Git Top Library,
worth 25c per copy, Wen bound
aud many good titles 70 select
from, tomorrow 7lAc.
iso FOR 7tc CHIFFON
ghlrred Chiffon. worth 7Jc q
yard. VIII be- closed o8t tomorrow
At isc. This IL - inches vide.
s5c LAcEs. f2izc--
Normandy Val and Point de
Paris I.aceF, from two 70 four
inches wide. worth up 70 5sc a
yard. one sale az iZlac.
40c YELLING. 2oc--
a splendid lot q &c and SOC
vsilingz. elk mesh. both dotted
and plain, VIII be a Friday bar
gain az z0c.
izizc COLLAR PROTECTORS, Be-
A nice Hire % 1850 Collar Pro-
tectorH, % each. tomorrow.
TWO RIBBON sPECIALg-
Fancy Hair Ribbon. worth 15o,
for Bc.
Fancy Hair Robbon. worth Joe.
for g..
Zoe HASDKERCHIEFs. &C.
Lace trimmed and plain Hem
stitched Handkerchief, worth
i0c. on sale Friday al o..
slgg VELVETs, Soc
Fancy Vicious Velvet Waistings.
worth ti.50 a yard. al new styl-
ish patterns. tomorrow at SOC.
Itc sELIsIA, i0c--
Gelisia ia all ia all coiors and
black. worth iso yard, tomor-
row i0c.
9i-zs LACE CURTAINS. sec--
a splendid lot Of lace curtains,
three and thTer-eights yards long,
~ 20 g inches, worth E.Z5 a pair,
Friday bargain price Csc.
Doc PILLOW CORD, I0c--
SILK Pillow Cord. worth zoe a
yard. tomorrow I0c.
I DOWNSTAIRS SPECIALS
one large table Of granitewsre.
slightly damaged. AT one-haif on
( regular low prices.
Only two pieces TO a buyer.
One large table Of decorated
Dtnnerwnre, composed OF plates.
vegetable dishes. plstters. bowls.
( etc. at one-third OF regular pric-
{ e..
No more than six pieces 20 a
buyer.
Decorated earthenware Gus
pidorH. worth iSc. for Sc.
Only two 20 each buyer.
stone jars. slightly nicked or
fre-craeked, at Sc per gallon.
Sc decorated china cake plates,
al 2sc.
Only two TO customer.
Decorated china cura and Fsue-
ers. all sizes and shapes for 100
: each.
Only three 20 a customer.
Decorated China Fruit Dishes,
for s. each.
Six only 20 customer.
FRIDAY NOTIONS
FIoradora Back Combs. the very
latest, at &c.
The Bident skirt Supporter and
Shirt Waist Holder. gives the long
waist effect. at CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
NJ Hsnrys Mins,reIs

III Honry'a Minstrel aggregation
vii follow In old Kentucky" az che
Seattle, beginning an engagement of
six performances on Tuesday even
ing. This t. strictly up-to- date
minstrel company. and Includes a
number OF talented speciality artists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
A Aems.spun Mart

"A Homospun Heart" II doing a
heavy business az the THIRD Avenue.
The company presenting Il Is very
good one. and the play n quite en-
trrtaining. The comedy features are
unqucationahly clever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
TIDE LAND GRADE
Manufacturers Association Will
Discuss Subject TonIgh,

The Manufacturers association
meets IN the chamber 81 commerce
rooms at o'clock tonight % hear the
report 90 the committee in the mat
ter 81 the tide land grade
II VIII also consider the adyiaahii-
ity ~ issuing a second edition AZ the
manufacturers directory. The frat
edition r. entirely exhausted.
Wifirr Springs Medical water
cures rheumatism. Eczcma and all
blood and skin diseases. on sale az
1910 First avenue. &C.,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
SEAT Tie
Defeated
Spokane Takes a Game From
the Local Team

pugdals's ball players went down
10 defeat at Athletic park yesterday
afternoon by a score OF 20 3. Dur
ing the game three players took the
bench, Two OF them were ordered 20
do 50. while the third. Hurlbert. spo-
kane's center fielder, became disgust
cd and quit. kiapf. Of Seattle. waa
ordered or the frld for remarks
made IN the seventh inning. and
Knox OF Spokane wns also told TO $50
way back and slt down" because no
became pettiuh IA the NTH.
Started on We'll
Seattle started on well, scoring one
In the FIRST and one IN the second In
ningh. During the iirHt three innings
Spokane failed 20 score. In tho
fourth, however. hy some good hit
ting. they made run. In the next
inning, after two men were out and
two strikes were called on Thieimnn.
the third man up. the visitors made
four clean runs by hard hitting.
In the sixth inning Spokane again
scored and also oircisd the bases
twice IN the seventh, Ia the first
Part OF this inning Seattle also made
a run.
Todsy's Game
Today is ladies day Harmon o.
ln the box for Seattle and Adams for
spokane.
PORTLAND. ore. oct. l0-ny
score 81 % > Tacoma won from
the home team here yesterday b.
hard hitting.