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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
LIFE ALMOST
SNUFFED OUT
Morphine User Brought 10 Police
Headquarters in Agony

Thomas Wilson. man In whose
body but spark Of ufe Is burning,
was picked up on Main STREE BY
Policeman Mayou this morning and
sent 10 police headquarters lie Is
an unfortunate slave of the NOR
phiue habit.
when brought Ia this morning he
was half naked and had not taken
food for days Hts only dssir. was
go secure a morEei OF the poison that
through life has been hia deadly
enemy when picked up IL was
thought that he could live only a
few moments at the most. but an
Injection % the narcotic brought him
70 Ions enough to get him % a cell
Emaciated and covered with anreu
he will suffer now until tho city
physicians can again bring him
around. Then he will so Out into the
world 10 ntarye ana suffer untit once
more he falls into the hands % his
only friends, the police. Firaily. IN
some gutter. he viii be found dsAd
This Ia the life and death Of al
most all Of them. No medical AID
seems 20 help 10 throw Off their
awful habit, much az they SAINT 90
do Il. There are dozens % thes-
poor creatures n Seattle al present.
almost dead. but Kept alive By their
shots" OF morphine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
ALL SORTS OF
ALLEGATIONS

Clara Bruckhart wants a divorce.
she says she can't live with her hus-
band. Warren. any longer. lie Is
so cruel and unreasonable.
he calls her names before her
children. thereby causing her much
anguish. and he refuses to let her
enjoy herself. always expecting her
20 stay home and work. When she
would suggest their going TO a dance
Warren would say.
oh. no. Clara. let's stya home
with the children and cluster around
our fireslde 50 that you may be at
for a hard days work tomorrow. ."
According 10 her complaint she
has had 10 support the family and
she often used to hand him little
presents. AZ one time she gave
him z.o0o cigars.
She says she doesn't think she
can stand u any longer.
Warren tells the court. however
that his wifi. is untruthful. that
though he Is willing TO forgive her
and take her back. he must insist on
her not chasing off to dances with
other men and that she must stop
writing 20 her former lover in Penn
sylvania.
The defendant admits that al
times ne may have called the plain
tiff names. but that Il was only IN
der sfrong prevocation. aud he bess
her pardon.
The happy couple run a small
hotel IN Berlin and the plaintiff
asks for q divorce. the hos@s and the
custody OF her children.
The case win probably be decided
this afternoon by Judge Emory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
LICENSES TO WED

The following marriage licenhrt
have been laaued: Cecil " Trecy, ~,
and Mabel Bushnell. q, both % Sc
attic. Alfred Marseti Hay, n, ~ Sc
attic and Rhdlc Elizabeth l.onFhhnt-
am. IN. Of AiHsa. or. J. w. Angus
tine. legal. and Sarah =. Atkinson.
legal. 81 Seattle. Charley Err ~
Cook, u. OF Columbia CITY, ana jose
phin~ Parker. -. % Brighton ifcach
James r.. idelingn. y. and Anna j.
coleman. 10. Of sprinEbrpok NJ. Dor
am. "A. and Matilda Garrett. u of &c.
attic. Lee Olson. 81. Tacoma, and
Marie Void, "a, Tacoma Claude Y
HiakemAn, al. f.eadylile. Colo. and
Arne. &. CouIrham. -. Of Boulder,
colo, RAy Bloss. Of Arlington, and
Marie Amen. q teat,le.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
BITS OF GAIETY

A ping pong contest IL bsink
played this week al the home Of "
c. kimoaii. 10 Broadway. The
players met Monday night and hast
night for the preliminary games
and on Saturday night the final
game will be played. On Monday
night r. A. FrAnHioli and Joe Tyler
played very evenly.
Al 30 yesterday afternoon Julius
Webster Augustine and MlA4 sara
Atkinson. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
J. 81. y. Atkinson, were quietly mar
ried at the home Of the bride par
ents. on Sixteenth avenue north.
Rev. w. u. Simonds. OF the Unita-
rian church. performed the cera-
mony. after which dainty luncheon
was served. No one was present ex-
cept the relatives and few init.
mate friends. The bride was bsauti-
fully gowned in white panne satin
trimmed With some very elegant
lace. and she carried "A bunch OF
white bridal rpacs. pink Was tho
dining room color. the library aud
hall we're Ia yellow. while the pariur
was beautiful IN white and green. a
very fitting place for the bride to
enter. The happy couple left late
In the afternoon for n short bridal
Journey
Ars. Frederick Hicks. s9is Thir-
tlsth avenue. was the hostess OF "A
very pretty luncheon given this ar
ternoou az her home In honor Of
Mrs y. Suider 81 California.
The Nineteenth Century Literary
club met this afternoon at the home
81 Miss Reese. 1921 Seventeenth ay-
enue.
on Saturday evening minstrel
performance viii be given In West
Seattle Tor the benefit ~ st. Marks
church. The West Seattle people
Will be assisted BY some well known
town talent Arrangements viii be
made for a late ferry 80 that all the
city people may attend.
The Buena Tempo Club gave a
ball last night In Ranks hall Great
care was taken IN the preparafio
of this affair. therefore Il proved a
success Every guest wore a spray
81 pink and the affair was called a
pink levee.
A masauerade ball il TO be given
BY the Good Time Dancing Club to-
morrow night In the Fraternal hall.
on Twenty-sixth avenue and Jack
son street The committees have
been hard at work making arrange
ments for this affair.
The University Coterie club meets
tomorrow afternoon at the home ~
Mrs H. Tweed f25 Brooklyn av-
enue.
The Mariposa Dancing Club gave
a party Tuesday night at the Queen
Anne club house. The decorat lions
were IN yellow and lavender. which
made n very pretty sight A large
number Of young people danced un-
tii late hour.
Miss Isabelle Mogeau. Of Portland
4 visiting Judge George y. Cole and
family IN this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
BILL
ON EDGE
Fate Depends on Two
Men.-To Vote Today

~.SuTNGToN. n. C.. April A.
49, al the oleomgrgarins bin
- fsss canvass % The senate say
~ NV have enough votes TO pass
tha' y Vii. however. be BY such a
= "a iorisy that not until the
80. -, sete i announced late this af-
= is.-..,a viii either side breathe
au -. ,,ts ~ the hpt A.
"a largely on the vote OF the two
s.s,rs from Ohio. Hanna and
s-sssr. who are IN receipt OF many
.s.sses commanding them to vote
- measure. This attempt %
s..,ss now they shall vote has
..,srea them. and both may vote
...Ssst the measure.
Against creFier
y. senate committee on military
- today decided TO report al
,slg the nomination ~ Captain
..,lsr "a h. chief ~ ordnance With
! nnk Of hrigadler general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
DEATH DUE TO
NATURAL CAUSES
Autopsy Reveals That b. r. Iones
Was a Victim OF ApopleSy

An autopsy vas performed last
evening on IN. body VI Benjamin y.
Jones. who died In mysterious
manner Tuesday nlsht At Providence
hospital. after having bren removed
there from the York hotel II 10 now
believed beyond a doubt that he died
from natural causes.
The brain VISA IN an extremely
cnnKestrd condition. ard a hrmorr-
hnEs had occurred. showing positive.
~ that death was caused BY apop-
leHy. Immediately after the autopsy
Alss TreNella was released from
custody.
Had she made some explanation 10
the coroner or TO the police m.
night - the death Of jones. instead
90 disappearing as she did. the whole
natter could have been cleared up,
and her arrest made unnecessary
For fear % embarrassing eompllca-
lions. however. che chose the course
she did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
THE SEATTLE AUCTION AND
SALE STABLES.

For next Friday I have 20 offer
forty five head of horses.
Ten teams ranging from 5000
pounds 60 $500 pounds. all five and
six years old,
Five teams ranging from 2,40O
pounds 60 2s0o pounds from five to
eight years old.
Fifteen head of mares and geldings
ranging from 800 pounds to / 100
pounds each, from 6 to 10 years old.
An live stock guaranteed by auc-
tioncer and n not as represented.
your money will be refunded within
twenty-four hours.
We have n lot OF single and double
express wagons and farm wagons.
Also a carload of choice new single
and double-seated buggics
Your choice Of 20 sets of all kinds
of new and second hand work
and driving harness, both single and
double.
Don't miss attending this sale on
Friday. April 4.
1912 WESTERN AVENUE.
N. j. WALKER. Auetionesr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
Contractors Protest

The board OF public works has re-
caiv"d a communication from y. Nc
ieiian a GO. protecting against the
action OF the Independent Telephone
Co. Ia tearing 80 portions of the
paved streets 10 tho district south ~
feslsr way. Mcclellan A. CO. are the
contractors WIN recently completed
the paving OF this eiFt riot. when
the work was done they were COM
PEELED 10 enter into an agreement
with the city 70 keep the pavement
In good repair for a certain number
Of yeafH.
They claim that the telephone com
phny in tearing - the streets with
out authority from the board az
public works They state that they
win not be responsible for any dam
age done tho street by ths telephone
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
OF
THE SEA
Newsy Notes OF the Harbor
and Vessels That
Come and Go

The Globe Navigation CompanyH
steamer Eureka left kakhlui, Ha-
walt, March ~ with 1900 tons VI rice
for San Francisco. She II expected
10 arrive there today. From San
Francisco the Eureka comes Directly
TO Seattle.
The Farallon sails for Alaska
April 3.
The British ship uarudale. Captain
King. has reached Queenstown after
smart passage OF 100 days from
Puget sound Captain King wins a
wager OF SIS from captain Chisholm
OF the british bark Galsna, with
whom he made q wager that he
would beat the Galsua to ouesnr-
town.
Three grain ships from Tacoma
are soon 10 arrive at Queenstown.
They are the british ships uodiya
ana Saint Mungo aud the Norwegian
bark Cora. Us dnyn out.
The ship Macdiarmid VIII load
wheat for Halfour. Guthrie n Co.
The barkcntine John Palmer viii
sail for New London from Port
Townsend Ga few days with i,12i..
$40 feet ~ lumber.
The shinano Maru r. discharging
coal at Port Townsend and leaves
tonight for Whatcom.
The schooner Endeavor Captain
McAllep. has reached Port Town
send after a sT4 day passage from
Manila. breaking the record.
Tho Vancouver steamer coquit-
lam has arrived In Tacoma with
sT1g caa.a 81 canned salmon from
Stevcrtnn. y. e.
A new iife-saving station IL TO be
built az Point Arena.
The British ship whitUeburn has
by the ioss ~ six hours time on
Monday lost 81 900 in cash which viii
remain in this country instead ~
going 20 foreign HhipowuerH. She
arrived az Port Townsend Hix hours
after her charter with tfalfuur.
Guthrie N Co. had expired. and now
viii be obliged 70 carry wheat at a
lower rate
The ship paRhinE Wave arrived In
Tacoma yesterday IN tow ~ the tug
Tyee. and reported 70 her new own
ere. the Pacific Cold Storage Com
pany. who will operate her on the
Alaska run. President Charles Rich
ardson. ~ the company. announced
the purchase Of the o. u s. n. co =
tus Escort No. :. which will be used
10 tow tho DashtnE Wave 60 skaR-
way With a cargo Of 600 head ~
cattle. 2E09 rhssp and Leo hogs 20
be shipped 20 pawson. She will
bring back freight from the COM
panY'r ehrnsriea
The ship Guy = Gnss ief, por,
Townsend NJ o'clock this after.
noon for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
Rainier improvement Club

The Rainier Improvement Club
met last night at the home 81 J. p.
Wilson and elected new officers for
the ensuing year az follows Preni-
dent. J. ". powies: vice president,
J. v. Galbraith. secretary, J r. VII.
son treasurer. n. r. BoKardus
trustees. Edmund Howden. r. NJ.
Daulton. J. ". Perkins. y. W. West
and r. r. Carr.
The club was also incorporated
last night with a capital stock of
81 900. OF which s. 600 has already
been subscribed. The remainder 81
the stock u expected to be hold
within two weeks. When il u nil
taken work viii be begun on n club
house. which viii be erected on n
site on Eighteenth avenue. donated
to the club by the Misses Campbell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
The MARKETS

Heavy arrivals Of California fruit
and vegetables created somewhat -
stir on Western avsnus this morn
ing Two cars Of vegetables we're un-
loaded early ia the day. and about
noon two cars Of oranges came IN.
Prices in these line. have not ma
tsrially changed Spinach ~ GLOW
at t0U 13c. celery r. higher on ac-
count 81 the iatsness % the SEASON.
selling nov Tor &c PER dox Cauii.
slower - higher. selling a. 81 09ri 10
1--we poultry IN scarce Whol~snls
men are paving iats 9fitr. and sell
Ing at isuisise The big packing
houses have settled the cut In rates.
consequently hams are hack at the
old fxure ENaH are plentiful and
fA~ nffea r9efHafra fHa .aTsm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
MINERAL OF
RHODES

rlrETOwN. April a.--The body
4 cecli Rhodes ls lying In state In
~ parliament house today. Thou
sns of persons have passed
,ssusrh the han 60 Get a last view
Y ~ dead. The city Is draped tn
s,~ssss mourning.
~ fnneral services will be OF the
INST imposing character. Tonight
= h.sy viii be carried to the Ma
,rro hilia where Rhodes requested
u. Is body should lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
Albert L. Lewis Missing

Mrs. ~. l.. Lewis. Of Harrington.
MINI. has written the Seattle police
asking for information concerning
the whereabouts Of her son, Albert
T. Lewis. who last July was IN this
city. The missing man II 3g years
OF age. Of light complexion and
medium build. He had the gold fever
about year ago and may have
gone TO Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03

20 much as the original productions
OF the present day. lately turned out
BY the Sevres factory. IN which the
style IN question IL renovated. These
modern portrait services Of dining
table china are ornamented with
likenesses 81 living persons. well
known women being usually chosen
in preference 10 men. One % the
most curiouso Of these new dinner ser
vices IL for ~ covers and has a por-
trait Of a different feminine celeb
rity Of the Partisan stage on each
plate and dish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
MUST HAVE NEW
TELEPHONE BOOK

The defendants IN the suit nf Geo.
Bauer against the sunset Telephone
e. Telegraph Co. made motion for
a new trial yesterday afternoon.
Judge Tallman refused 10 grant A..
and signed the judgment compelling
the company 10 issue a new telephone
directory before April Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
Vandalism without Excuse

Flower thieves visited the garden
Of Thomas Haller at Union avenue
and James street last evening and
stole over 200 daffodils and hya-
cintha. While taking the plants the
beds were torn up by the vandalB.
The work was evidently that NJ
young fellows who stole the flowers
merely az sport. The police will look
into the matter and endeaVor 10
hunt down the culpritH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
BILL


wARHINGToN. u. G. April a.
Senator Foster today offered MS
amendment to the NundFy civN biN
apprapriatinE Is 900 or the improN-
ing 81 Mt Rainier National PARK
and authorizing the secretary of
war 60 detail troops 90 protect the
park against tr@apaassrs destroying
game or natural curtnAltirs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03

Lemons Toe 100 q box. cooking
epples. uWls1. eating apples. 800
91to. oranges. q 5oaa 80. bananas
81 TsH2 20. pineappiss. $50 per dox
Seeding oranges. 81 zsa2s0. lines.
N.bo0soe case. tauKUrinss. ti.Ts;
grape fruit. t2soa1 -
vsr.sshis.
Potatoes so oodzz % a ton. h...a,
81 COOL - per sack: carrots. $50 80
per sack. lettuce. $3.50 per case
turnipH. s9cUti.ts, garlic &C.. cabbage
.7B8i.te p~r cwt. huaks. Toe. celery.
g. per doz. sweet potatoes. 81
Per ease: chill peppers. ztH 1oc. Hauet
krAut. gA4Sc. tomatoes. glssui.ss
psr crate. radishes. Toe per dor
parsley. zoo soc. suioua. s. 75u2 % per
cwt. parnnips. 5kc. oanliaowsr.
sogsoc. pumpkins. 2agHc Per NJ
90 ati.00; sauashss. Tie. var bean..
lie. Artlchohes. so81sc per dus.
string beans. s8iec. cncumbsrs
81 soai.5b per boz. brussels sprouts.
1850; peas. 7usc. Thubarh. sac
per 10. spinach, so07se per box
asparagus. i19i5c per 10
Batter. cAssss. TxTs and fesftry
Butter Washington creamerirs.
Doc. fresh Iowa and Elsia. 2sa s0c
ranch. iTd20c. storage Insa. sc.
Cheese Native Washington. full
cream, i7dite. Eastern. New
York. igh1ite' wisconsin. itc;
Roquefort. ssc. Edam gli .o00is %
per case New Eark- iB8isc. Linn
burEer. tsoi7c. uries. isgi7e. swisa
1919
Eggs strictly fresh ranch. i7aisc;
California. iteffsc. Oregon. i5c
Live poultry Hens, i1isdttc. tur-
keys, ls9ifc. geese, i0aiic. ducka.
i1c.
reese. lldi5c, ducks. it7ise. chick
ems. isGi4c
Hoaey-- i20i7c.
ProvisIons
Fresh meat Cow beef. Tc per ID.
steer beef. 707Ae per 10. mutton,
wether. rye ewes. 7hc. pork. loo
per To- veal. large. sc: small. i0c.
Provisions Hams. i2iac. breakfast
backs, i4c. bellies. lie.
Hay-Puget sound. per ton. $500.
Eastern Washington timothy. $4,000
- 90. alfalfa. i2ul3c.
Graln--Oats. {ga.00. wheat. $3.50.
corn. 1900. rolled barley. s2g0f
Corrected daily The following
prices Rre being offerei 20 the pro-
Queer In round lots on the dock or in
the car at Seattle
Grain -Onts. 12s. SOD 81 60. barley.
&Zi00. wheat, chicken feed. 81 90.
corn. hulk. 81 90.
Cheese Native Washington. no
iihc.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch, 1t6 isc.
Butter Washington creamery. 600
&c: ranch. i5Ii7c.
SAN FRANCISCO. April a.
wheat. 100 -. los i-2.
CHICAGO. April Wheat. n a..
II -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
GREAT RUSH OF men
70 THUNDER MOUNTAIN

ons strikes reach here every day
and every day the train from Coun-
ell brings in returning miners from
the new Eidorado, who are coming
out 20 sell their mines or procure
new supplies 50 that they may con
tinue work on their claims. One and
All are unanimous IN declaring that
II r. the greatest gold bearing mkn-
erni belt In the United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
BROKE HER ARM

Jonas Olson filed a suit yesterday
afternoon against the city for s. Gao
for his ig-year daughter Emily.
~ IL alleged that the little giri while
playing on North seventh avenue
fell from snuis steps belonging TO
the city and broke her right arm.
The plaintiff claims that the arm
la permanently crippled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
hssiss. for
irias

n s,ssssisy IL the on. uneeaslnE cry
- sseker after fashion. and aaf
fss,.,sh ne must be ia some way.
CO., sleeves have been laid uu-
IA ''..,,ioution to supply this want.
~. I, me newest models they take
Proportions.
NJ sssth % skirts Shove no like
~ s,,, " being diminished during
igcrS INNER lnr, but instead ~ cfInKing
~. ne feet In embarrassinV
4 s., ny stand out in well-roatnd.
tb.es ~ the ground. an aTeet
d go, .slliirss very sklllful cutting
nh.es go. This Is the plain akirt.
~ y iAuM depend on ~ c1it alone
h - 49,, many devices Tor Civ
hiss a,.s-.,fsd flllness among the
ltrH asessy trimmed skirts
ssrr, " 80, @rbr0ldeFiea and trim
isis.e y al sorts are the loading
eNssoi dress. but here We bave
esb ne. me We have prorreasefi
ssea..' .nee the insertions ara a.
iAssA -, y. iast season. pretty thong IA
sna sr,ss' Today eafh medaIligp
4 care 49, spfssents much indlvld
RAD pn ~. !, attention. and IS often
h sad s y, several different mater
'Hinit haa.r
krSisss
ling bra ,splIs styles In china are
s,'Fss,in0 w. W 70 date IN an in
~ .sy on modern dinner IA
- eerv,s,' Aney for sevres porce-
sss'iA A.. ofnAmrnted with nor
aayfses,l- D'sn revived from the
~ beer 4. rppph. But the fashion
is,saeiis, ,a,spaernlzed ana MOI merei,,
pfsssls II is nor autbenfie
are being sought after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
Given DAMAGES

Tho jury In Judge Emoty'e court
yesterday awarded Harry Ruben
stein 5000 damages against the city.
Harry claimed that while playing on
Main street, he tripped and fell over
a sewer pipe which had been left eN-
posed and that as result his hand
is permanently SCARED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
ADMIT TED

zAsHfNGToN. u. G.. April a.
.ns admitted at the state depart
srs tbs afternoon that a eomnunt-
arnn bad been received from Gov.
szz o. Louisiana. relating TO the
y 4 Port Chaimette as a mobii-
sasEstion for mules and horses In
ssisI fur the British army in South
ARA As the document involves
Fszioie violation 81 the interna-
txzi ne, II has been seat 20 the
Errsy general for an opinion. The
Rxnn IL that % British occu-
~ q United states aoil.
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~EiskA IDAHO. March 30.--This is
~ iisle town. hut t. a city
- - Az immense floating popu-
- Z nen who are stauspeding 70
= - - Eferado % the roldseekers.
1s.ndsr Moanfain.
nsssis are oSsra0winx and lodging
sssss are er0wded.
hspoFis q nsw. rich and marvel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
Morning Wedding

Al 2 A. N. yesterday walter
p, Hart 81 this city, and Marian 7.
Hall ~ spokane. were united In mar
rihEe by pr. ". A. SpauldinR at the
United Presbyterian church. The
couple will make Seattle their home
This IL Waiting day on the Battle
ship oregon. -. +.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
New Flat Building

v. ~. Crosby has taken out per.
nilt at the city cnsinecr's once O.
construct a two-st0ry nat building
At t0o-ai0 Tsnth ayruue. The atruc.
turr viii De eeKiis. and viii cost
$4,000. n n. Beer has the contract
for the building. the plans being
drawn b. Archnsct 1. r McNaob.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03

~ s,snsr Kassow arrived this
ti'zEron 'rera Shanghai With 10
~ ( r<;inx. bamboo. etc. She
wk r. -scsua on Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03

DO you know that you can get
boat from Colman dock for the Bat
tloahip on an average Of every hour
and a-half. Don't forget the names
-AthlOn and Inland FLYER .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
wONdNM'g WORLD

hotHus for
sDsy
Breakfast.
49,. saksd Apple. Cream.
Hsilsd NacksreL
Crearned Potatoes.
"aeat Pancakes. Coffee.
Lunch.
Fried Oyster.
sermau Potato salad.
Cheese. Waters.
Tea.
Dinner.
r.x ESnato BOuiii0n.
oDsa Mashed Potatoes.
string Beans.
V'Angs Jelly. Coffee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
Cowley Again Discharged

=. j. Cowley. the man whose at
tempts 10 make street corner talks
on the subject 81 socialism has
caused him 80 much trouble. WAS
tried In the police court yesterday
for distributing obscene literature.
The court held that the pamphlet in
question was not obscene under the
Law and discharged the defendant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
I,r lard Supplies

AsrssFy Msikis OF the chamber
r eameree. today received cupfrs
4 he rrcposals for supplies for the
rss sanrd navy yard. The sup
tAn Es mostly hardware and will
n % INTO thousands Of dollars.
n kts sfH be opened on April q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
CHARTER OIL

Property adjoining Queen on Co.
Stock now selling st rs cents. ]. j.
Miller. general agent. 1921 First ave.
Phone, Main ell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-03
SAILOR HURT

one Of the French sailors Of the
Les Adelphes. while working around
the deck on Tuesday night tripped
over a piece % rigging and fell down
the hatch. 81 distance Of 10 feet. He
landed on his head, which struck the
iron keeison. lie was picked up 10
an unconscious condition by his
mates. but IN n few minutes was
able 10 stand up. Aside from an
ugly SCALP wound and q small black
and blue spot on one hip, he sustain
ed no Injuries
This IL visiting day on the Battle
ship Oregon. ...
Fletcher A. Carpenter, realty bar
gains only