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Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
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lFot / pioe arebie, ielp oerl ion ira
ierit al IpoiteOe, Mir farife tmilllilt
oragen meo. Gn eneite Mar0 par
Der, iom tog ii9 al Seifumen lana0
lin gielt0om. bolbt llgrpsiet nebc,
ifaffeoe alt Slogs Huif ng Go1t I'll,
itoe. o.i.p. Sra ierit al oar ban
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ter liot tog andre eiter, % MI er beie
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til at fielpoe i1icn, % Mir Ser 5ole
ON at iGlge i'm Gienoom, tdn man
trpgt reane pau heiere YriS elo Ser,
bUor altirg ler ilitrpet no.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
Spfaarne gpa beiinner Ell II.

Apltnarne Spg bell0Oer en- lfoi
Gpne til at trGffe til iig uiunoe 0in.
tier og bellpttes al monge bette 2ie.
nteo. Ssgen ifiGres op / Sfiuer u1
iptteS FEN / Oct S9relle, bpor chi,
ten ifal r~cnies. Selpioritaaelig fan
Dem "a life mere benpttes / Wtaolap.
ming. Zen Ssg, iom ifal brliges til
Wao, bpr life lfrGlles eller ifipres
op, ier netop man har Drug for oen.
og Oct er / @rnnoen baarIigt Stel,
oerlom man laoer en- Del al oen liB-
&c ouer til en- anben Sang.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
Sc lpffcliaite Icnneifer i gcrol

er life De, iom bar iulbt op al alc
"gc0e Sinu" % finn bar Sanfe for
Jig ielp % lin egen 6oroel % lin
egen SornsieIie, men Oct er oens iom
bar ct inaSunt Sino, at &c fan finhe
8lGOe / of globe % tjene ANDRE.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
2lpttige aaao % YinR.

Naar Smsrct life bill "fomre".
ital oct uGre bra at .faite iosct Salt
alcrnen, mere eller minbre / ,yorbpIS
I'll Den DtGugoe, man boloer paa al
ItrTpe meO.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

&anefan6en niaa bodies rem Of
blanf irtooeroia, our OCT ital bliuc
rigtlg soo Scare. gi % til bsr Den
"foges 10" Salfelobu % @uno, eller
| goo &ebuife 90 gnno, os oerpoa
ifnres mco 9unofaloet al aiten, "a.
ties cs ifplles peI i beot, rent Gano
og torres bel.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

Alkali. 9uoiat; alkaIinsk e. alkaisk. al SehaHeabeo ION eler
IuoehobeHoe yuoiult.
Alkemi eaer Akymi Guloma9ertauii. Ssgsu sitsr De 9iies
Steu; AK mist. @ulbmdger
Alkohol, ren &iuaauo, Sgrt; Alkohoisme, Den Spsoonistih
tano. Der lrper. ts ira ooerorepen Srns az alioboIboloist
5utte
Akoran, ie Koran.
Above, Ahufte I'll It $tHgsRsb.
ALA. laL "a la a. D.; . Ia polacca, pna Hplit. iou Ell gollt
Dams; ala prima, tmaletI Uoen l~ptegnaeHoe WruHen1
Allah, oiteit uotalt Allah, 9~rdberues AagH vda 8no.
Alice. Ser men 5rTrpIter langs beggc Stoer.
AHegon S%lnoblaeoe. SiAHtie; i~nobtutoitg Srenlilltngsmdaoe
Gale % annit; aLegorsere, H0trptte ig Sinobtaeoer;
aAegousk, lHobtaeoljg
allegro, muiialt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: utuuter, hurtg Ct Soues
fptte; iom Wal loreera9es ralt' 90 ltolts.
allez! (dlet gGa! efteo.
Alliance tAatan9ib 6orbuHo; Ofensiv- o. Defensiv-Alli-
ance. aHgrebs % JoTpors dorbAno; allere, 'pteHe; al
here N8. tnegao 6orbHno; Aihercde. 6or5unOsfTaer.
Allegation, le l. ere
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allodial. uruelig, ri ior yeUs5erligheo; Allodialgo9s, Allo-
dun. leusiut 3or6egoos, CosL
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lotes I'll en- Yerel. naar SogroeH { i%aloltrepen; Alonge-
SaInt, Earpt mc0 ilHgE aeohPRgeuoe Sotter
allons laaoRsL lao gaa, peaul aiteOi
Allop thi. anrmethooe hporueD man aHuenoer 4tiDle. ipm irem.
brin9er en- Srinung, Der ey mooiat SnseomnteHs te Homo.
opathiJ Auopath. ~SHA9nger Al AuapGi4isH-
AllotrIa, Biting, aUeotommeuoe &Hg
all right, lGai reit, dtt Green,
alludere, itgre III. hentpoe III ila paa; AlIsion. 0entpoutns.
alluvial, oplplet al Souett ON SoroEG; Aluviai-1dHneller
De ben nReGrenOe 5oroperioos ailaite Soroias; Aluviun.
ppltulrt Gam.
Alma mater baloe Apoosr: 6ofermooer; senaOnelier paa lint
ueriteier.
AImosenier almasisasoeler hos iprtsIige gcriOuer.
Al aka 3pGrgIaHn; uo ar bette 3nr.
a par. lge. al lte SITo Eee, ueeH Gqglels euer lab, 100 mob
100.
Alruner. alors 5b Zpltlano IrOleivjnoer. Der trueSes at
hape Spaaepmsepne; oglae / menretelis Shtteiie Holtaarne
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
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Eremrneoorsbo9, huOrai Ouutaanenoe r en- Br'ue n at pprprOents hu 3pHs for
~ tRuRuoe GGir MH tom oa e, n9Hr man paa a Orb iom MAJ life nfuce frflar
nr man bar Ell nam beuOs ipen SOJ pON aanoen ian man uuberse % fne Sroas
oruO one hMe Setninpus Whmus 2ue r IN al pore tnbaut Fr9mebeFr; ben 80
uobunoen 90 hm iaaes for ben almmNGae Yus met - corab.Gotn~, umla S1.25 6orfl
NoMe: 3. ANUNDSEN, DEBORAH, Iowa
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

p%clteirIen o. Sablcn er life nolai
for at biipe opifaaren al Gotter eller
Wlts, oeriom nnn saar 2rOeret uper
meo en- luoiiae opppet / Gaitorolie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

.H>.efe Cpu9 100000 al 3tcoratsEotcHS Rorsestart er Tor truse Tbn
y uOiolst, % nj bar Tor en- 1o ioen mootaaet anOet Spas al 10000.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
Avenarius Carbo,ineum er

~ Avenarins CarbO'ineum er
W. EdYm,russ NGiia,. irrfi ben life
aisue aiaiper Ell imu' nsooebrnn ;sarpe men
caiaa bsifntier al, g Drrt prr eiler unber
.Sore eller Raue MID forrnnbnelie. Den
oesiniicerer Teres Sfalos 90 renier Ssnie.
hrIeHe for Gus % Mieosr. 30 aori Brua.
ewulafer int. Carbolineum Wood-Pre-
serving Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
BUILDING

Bebb q Mendsr yesterday let the
contract 10 Week 4 Bahreua Tor
building two residences for Judge
Harrison BoatWick at East Howell
street and Sixteenth avenue. They
are li-room and s-room houses, cost-
Ing. respec lively. g. 500 and s. 900.
The contracts for plumbing. heating
and electrical wiring we're lot. re-
spectiveiy. 10 the kaufman Plumbing
Co. o. y. smith and the Seattle
Electric Company.
Architect +. a. Jennings has let
the contract Tor building a warehouse
for Ainsworth a Dunn to Gribbie
T. skcanr The cost N the work viii
be- $40 600 or $4,000 Miller a Gesks
Yesterday finished their contract FOR
driving the piles and work on the
supersfructure viii begin at once.
The warehouse is directly Rcruss the
railroad track from the Broad street
dock. ~ b. brick building Of two
stories and basement measuring
ii2xf2O feet The carRocH ~ ships
will be conveyed across the track 60
the warehouse by an immense eicc-
frlrsI c0nveyor 900 feet long. The
corvcyor VIII be held over the rail-
road track by suspended bridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
ELECTRIC
COMPANY
EXPANDS

Extensive improvement are being
made hy the Seattle tlrtttle co. tuin
spring Sis lots Nt sixth avenue aud
bllvr street have been purchase d.
uud the grading OF thr site is almost
completed. Al this location Two
ear barns are Ca be- built. which VIII
accommodate 90 ears. aud e paint
shop viii hf constructed iu which no
cars cHu Doe placed.
A spur haA been extended 90 tho
northwest CORNER OF Firth avenue
and Pine street. where temporary
freight house o. to be- built This is
bcipE done largely aH as Rreunmot
dalton o. business houae8 aud their
tcnmstrrn. Tho latter are Obliged HI
present Go wait 1t the terminals "f
the various car lines ESQ pat thrir
goods ON the freight cars by the
construction OF thv rrriEhthaubr thtH
iosa 81 time viii be- avoided 10 %
large extent
Out a. Baseball oround
The company has completed tho
spur into the athletic grounds and
viii aoon commence to remodel auu
Improve thr grand stands and
grounds 90 o. said that another
"blcnrbeF'' h. 20 bc built opposite the
present one,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09

Tor the way iu which che played the
part Alisa klurHhury Sea- clrvrr uH
we'll uH beautiful actress The
scenery of the play To- excellent "Thr
imttrfdiea' VIA rum the balance OFF
the week.
prom suc TO SON vim be- put on
the urHt uur uighiH uf next week. bl
tho Cooley company Ht the Seattle
THE Mouth uf thr Cannon VIII Dee
the attraction during the uttor pnrt
of The week
Under Two Flags"
Many are saying aboQt town ~
You haven't seen 'ndrt Two Flags
ut the Thlrd Avenue this week. don
IAN ia do so" The play nuns uulil
Saturday night ana it ~ better than
"a good ONE and the production could
NOT he improved upon There VIII
hr no mntlurc ut tut Third AVruu,
next SUNDAY put Miss shirley will
commence the second week ~ hrt
engagement SUNDAY night with ihr
mrlodrHmn. "a Young WHO WhiCh
win be- the hlil until Wednesday
night The nat half ~ the week
Thursday Friday saturday and Snt.
ufdaF ma tincr. Dads orr Viii De-
he bin Both of the PLAYS 900" HtiI
Go be Of high standard 81 rfr"i-
lrnrr SUD the shirley company hur
proved hy their performance nf I'm.
der Two FlurH thlt they are com
petent 90 ptnduc" anything they un
dertnkc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
SUSPECTED MAN GOES FREE

Atter being On the county iau one
daN, suspected of the murder of hla
youuitymau Metrlt Rnaoull,heu WAS
discharged last night
Nhrrih Nudihec and PROSECUTING
Attorney Fulton decided that tho
evidence against the man Wna mot
sttonk enough tu Warrant his being
hrld, \. Hansen and g. e. Turner III
NeodlnNiiic, who claim tu have seen
two Nfghaus with McrrU. short
Time before the murder was come
ln'tte4 say that Rasoulkhau a. not
one of those men.
The honest faced young foreigner
WAS very indignant at the charges
AGAINST him and said 60 star rec
porter 'Mc KIN my good friend
Mervli mot mucha.' Nassirkhau Is
Thought To- be either at Whatcam OF
Friday Hnrhor aud will br brought
here Tor Identification MS soon as he
can be found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
heaters
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


The butterflies. An American no-
ciety comedy Was given last uiEht az
seattle theatrt by Frank Cooley
and company Although a strong
STORY runs through she play. thrfr
IT. comedy iu almost every itnc. That
Mt Cooley IL q versatile actor 70
shown ~ thp manner in which he
portrayed the entifwly dlnefeut roles
OF Hosea Howe 90 Peaceful Nal
ley" and Frederick pnajan in Tho
butterflies Although thr former
part gives SIT rooiry create OPP
portuulty 81 diHplayink his talents.
DE- tn1k the principal role in the
piece last nigh, boa way that leaves
nothing 60 be- desired.
Miss Hiady kiuEsbury as Miriam
stuart Dodge the sweetheart %
Fred prHihn received much praise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
DUCDALE'S
DUDES ARE
DEFEATED
s.,ssr,, to Blame tor Error that
Lost the Game

OOi o o 0 ca
F nv, 49, -. Q o Q Q Q o o 81
,.,s lsst. That tells the story
- n4l game Yesterday after
paSialc's Dudes lest for the
- lime this season, McCios-
Giants won the same on a
,ee ~ a score q 2 60 1.
.ssssts m2de a bad etror IN the
- leninx that accounted Tor one
80 gaas McDonouEh mad NIT a
.,re and then Mchalc and Cay
-, out. ward hlt an easy one to
sAaarga. who lct q ge through hts
~ Mcpuuough scored. Before
~ ne score VAS 4 60 I. The fatal
- wcn the game for Butte
-. hittlng during the game was
- night. From Hickey only three
". wsre secured by the Giants
Ssattie got three from Gay. one
\ sNsr, slapped CUT by SchwartE.
thrre- haEwtr. and Hurlhut
- his hlt good Tor two bases.
~, tha Butte tWiyler, Is thc best
.ssss n the throwing line that Me
s,.ksy has Yet put forth. Tie h.
ssa3, and has good quick curves
"a lets of speed. HIS support WAS
al too.
Coed Ball Al Through
gsekey toed the rubber for tho
.ne team and pitched an excellent
- The fielding was with very
exceptions above repruach, Bah
Seattia's fast Shortsiop. had TO
49, -. game IN the fifth inning on
epant ot sickness. Campbell was
= in his place. The new man
,avea the position we'll and accept
Y And handled In good fashion sew
~ hard chances. Only one bail
- famnled by him and thar was a
Il liner on pickup. Seattle
ee~@1 W a double play IN the
an inning. and Butte did like
~ r. the eighth.
Ward led OF for Butte and was
rssn q pass 20 first BY Hickey.
Kare sacrificed him to second and
Mrxham tanned Mcfntyre quit at
srsi Seattle. as usual, scored In the
-, inning Hurley hit. Bahhitt
r,sAed him 20 second. and SchwartS
AIMED. Hurlburt Was given a hand
y ne ladies and Il iickled him 50
eat he pasted out a double that
scFsa Hurley. Klnpf did like Casey.
They Struggled Hard
rhs second and third innings were
ursven,ful In the fourth Butte
Krre6. A base on halls was given
: Kane and with the aid OF a nice
n hy Treadvay he reached the pan.
Ne unlucky fifth showed up dark
~ gloomy and then Seattle fell.
sfsr that there was hard fighting.
II; the score remained 10 / IN IA
wf % the visitors
TheTe IL no game today. Butte and
ssitle wsi play here tomorrow and
sznday
Captain Zeigier. 81 the pendietcn.
~. baseball team. was in the city
's<terday on his way 10 meet the
7srett team. Captain Zeigier and
y men attended the game at Ath-
( NC park yesterday afternoon.
Helsra's Hard Luck
q TACOMA. May s.-Heisra lost 20
4 , locals again yesterday By a score
~ 20 s Jack F'launeTy went into
.sbox for Helena and ala the pitch
= for want Of n regular tWfrier.
= ii very well. but his team dil
r import him. Carter or Tacoma
~ bit quite a few times. but the
nawere scattered
Portlsrd Acsss Again
R0KANF-. May 9.-The W@bfo,t .
y cauid 30 nothing against Glen
n here yesterday. and the result
"a Spokane won again. The score
- . 3 Mahaffey was In the
mar Portland and vas hit hard.
ri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09

J. P. HOWE
EXTENDS

The Grand opera house OF Butte.
Mont. has been leased for five years
BY J =. Howe. manager % the seat
lie theater. Arthur Marks formerly
treasurer 81 the Seattle thsnter. has
assumed the management ~ the new
house for Mr.. Howe. The latter will
personally conduct the lucal house.
The attractions AZ the new fheHfer
VIII be those % the Stair HHviu cir.
cult. which embraces 700 theafFrh
and includes Jacob Liiis atfrnc.
tions The Grand opera house ~
Butte BE- saii % b. one Of the finest
theatsrs in Montana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral OF Edwin T.. stair WINS
held frum the residence. Eighteenth
avenue north ana Thumna street. at
NN O'Clock this afternoon
tunrrHl services fur Mrs Mona w..
Flrryo We're held norm Iouuey a
stewards chapel ut 1 o'Ciurk This
AFTERNOONS
t,ouigluuna Helen Haywood. aged
90 years. died rt Gl3 NirKrtHuu street
luHt evening ut bpuli fewer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
ROBERT OUT
OF REPAIRS
His Temper Needs Fixing " Mary's
Story Be True

A sad story - a husbands cruelty
ana a faithful wlfe's devotion and
enterprise IA told In complaint
hied IN the superior court today. The
unhappy woman who Is seeking a
divorce IL Mrs. Mary Mckaye. she
alleges that her husband, Robert
MckRye. has made IL impossible for
her 20 live with him again. as he
cannot keep his vile temper" under
control.
Mrs McKaye says that they wer-
married IN iss5. While her girlish
beauty lasted ne was fairly good 70
her. but during the last ten years
her life has been burden. Hts
that at times she has feared for her
life. Robert. she says has always
had a bad habit OF striking her when
tn an angry mood. sometimes With
a chair or poker. or, u nothing else
was available. with his heavy fist
Gets Worse and Worse.
She further says that during the
latter part u her married iife Mc-
Kaye has refused TO support either
himself or Ner. ard she. though q
very delicate woman. has been
Obliged % 60 out and earn a living
for them both. While she sawed
dag and night n sat around and
warmed his feet by a blazing fre Ia
winter or l0afed In the shade ~
Madruna park trees on hot summer
days
she claims that she had worked
night and day until able 20 save a
little money 10 invest ln property. 80
that when she was too old To work
neither herself nor Robert would
have to go 10 the poorhouse. when
he found ont about her little invest
menta he at once claimed that the
property right fully belonged 20 him
as ~ was the head 81 the family.
and tried 20 obtain possession % the
results ~ his wife's ten years hard
work
Il have tried 20 1--we with him and
be patient" says Mrs McKaye, but
he gets worse all the time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
ANOTHER H0LDUP

A. G. Christianson, Of 22t3 Seventh
avenue. was held up ana robbed by
an armed footpad AT Eastlake aV-
enue and Roy street last evening
The robber leveled two reviewers at
HIS head and compelled him 90 turn
out his pockets. a silver watch. a
scarf pin and $50 In money were se-
cured BY the thief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
AbY zEBU
is CITIZEN

80 - only baby zebu ever born lu
! - vas christened Seattle"
ass,s' siilaster David Market Of the
es. bfos. trained animal show
iH,s !, t.teffofmance last night The
the animal show ara pitched
rf.as lleus grounds on Jefferson
ygposiie Athletic park. The
: 49,, ,aissa''es ~ really good. There
fsa weak act % the whole
astsr, ne ne way Do which the animal
:. fss ~ a@se been trained 81 consider
N 4, .sleus BY an those VINO have
isrfo, ~ circus Gentry Bros Isst
Asgis% ~. IN Seattle win be to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
THE MARKETS

business was active on Western
avenue today Receipts were good
with a corresponding good sale Cor
stnpif stuff Last nights shipment
Of straw berries Was large. The fruit
was a. good condition and sold al 81
and Ga some eases s. 90 per crate 4
large supply - fine asparagus came
Ia today and prices ron on. although
there was good demand. The prior
vas NUSi Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
ALMOST UNKNOWN

EtIENsBuRG. May o. John
LoNr,uin. aEod a' years. died nt 1
O'Clock this morning. no raWr herr"
five weeks nEp from Minneapolis
Nruuamtauyrs here have wired his
r.rnda for Instructions na 20 the
funeral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
Price Hints

Pc. ru-nh 81 % Hln~ .t.......... tDe
Carriers swedish Hair Remover.
81 or nlnr commandments. abe
Mysth's Emulsion ~ Cod Liver on.
81 % size observation-disclosures. lpc
Frirs'A Liver pills efC ..... So.
PaiuaK tlftls Liver pills. gBc size Ds.
AltoUk'H Porous Plaster. gte kind D,.
Hriiadonua Porous Plaster - kind
........ .......... ............. Be
Hood = sarsapaFilla. 81 o. siEs tDr
Husk = Ssrnapa 81 - size tbr
Epson salt. per 10. regular pos Ne
HnFax per 10 ........+. .....t... bc
Graduates IN Pharmacy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
INQUEST OVER s. n. sELENo

An In1ue0t held by I0T0OHT HUye
last night over the remains ~ sam
uel II. seleuo. resulted In verdict
OF accidental death The DECEASED
met hts death May 2 By tfe acct
dental discharge Of revolver which
he was cleaning ~ his home In South
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09

JUDGE ROCHESTER
NOT YET ELECTED
washing Question Still Coupled
With His Name

n aar1e 81 Judge Juuius Roch-
- associate professor fr the uni
- law school was not reached
n board - university regents
- aaeeflng held yesterday after
- iqT the purpose % elecflng
nosrs u the college faculty for
= eaning year. Tire board VIII
- again late this afternoon. when
question OF dropping Judge
AeEssssr from the faculty will, II
11, - considered.
: stated 20 be an open secret
- 5Hdge Rochester will not be re-
-essa On account Of hts alleged
aoting habits. Nevertheless his
slas are making q vigorous pro-
against such action. w p.
10y post secretary ~ the V0lun-
- q America IL quoted as saying
- - Judge Rochester goes 10 the
.s2aisers hail. On second avenue
80 each Friday night 70 speak
Z fsisious services held there. This.
s explains Judge Rochesters
hzslsy. ~
Neglected Nearly All
- board reelected nearly All the
noers 81 the Old faculty whose
- Eers reached yesterday. Pres
- sfaYes being among the mum
large mum Der of names IL
. b considered.
- salaries of Professor r. s.
saf and John Condor. dean %
- = A. school, were Increased from
N 2 MOO. The salary Of Prof.
ts'si =. Yoder was increased from
- Q 1880. DR.. Addison w. Moore
~ 1nt professor Of philosophy at
-. .aiYsrsity of Chicago. was
- Professor Of philosophy 20
800 Dr. r. Vs. C0isrove, whose
- became unbalanced last March.
regents also decided 70 lease
- university grounds 10 the
sasa5 and best bidder The sale Of
sFoatd was voted down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
PENSION
QUESTION
GOES OVER
City Council Also Discusses Great
Norlhern Tunnel

Tho city council met lam, uiFht 8s
IA committee ct the whole Co rauHitrE
bills providing for hulf pay fnt dia-
thlcd nrrmcn and policemen who bo-
vnmc injured TN he citNs service coz
who have passed the aEe-umu set
by he CtNll service commission. Tho
council retired Go ID private room ami
discussed the question Tor fully AM
hour. ana finally returning asked for
further time Ia which 60 consider the
question.
10 is Understood, however. that the
majority 90 the council raVuta "a hill
prov idiug for the uremeu ana police
men. When the ordinance IN pre-
pared % will contain CLAUSE go ui-
low fun paN to employees ~ both dee
partWcnts who are prrmuucutiy iu
lurvd tn service, but the clause iu
the ortsinAl resolution providing Tor
half pay Tor those who have passed
the hgr-linit VIII probably br left
out This ordinance Will also pro.
Vide for fun pay for nrrmcn and poo
liermcn who are temporarily dis
aolcd In the eitys service
Tunnel Question Delayed
Owing To tho absence 90 City En-
riucer Thomson. the Great Northern
tunnel was not brought up a Hpec-
iul meeting Will however be held
next Wednesday night. az which time
representatives, uf the Great North b
rrn viii be- asked Go attend Az
other parties interested win also bo
Invited 90 attend. among them the
street railway people representa-
Uves 81 the Pacific Coast go. the
Manufacturers asHoCta ton che COM
m~rCipl circle club. and various uth-
Ter organizations or individuals whose
property ur interests are likely Co be
affected hy the construction uf the
tunnel The council will take up tho
matter OF the tunnel street grades
and The new fire headquarters The
company VIII be- asked TO furnish
Co the council blue print maps 81 the
location 81 the tunnel and the en-
trance and exit.
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JoBsiNc QUOTATIONS.


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pies. 70 @si CD eating appies 81 fHHe -
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s. edg2 20 naNals. g. s-Ua -. MHtitrsfaa-
can sweets. s. 50. Fai4ne Ias So ueEst -
lines. 81 sss4 - a. ease fanEFftnes 81 70
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comnissiea Meas Prices
Corrscfea daily TIE fgiiaMlux 81 - are
being offered 70 the producer in Fataef leta
un fhe daek 90 81 ths car az seattle
0sain-Oats SO su89T 20 barley. s2i "a.
wheat chlrksu feed fgt 20. a1fn Euik
$50 na
ct-@s--Sstive wsshirxtra. tt8fit.-
strictly fresh ranch. tfr
Batter WashiHxfeu crsamsfY. fsUtnr +.
raugh. if1iTc-
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But the Blind CanSee

That Hartrlis are here to stay and
80 lpng as the public continues 60
show their Rpprrc iatlun IF oar policy
~ reasonable prices. we viii prevent
Tho Trust from robbiuE yua.