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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
C0NTESTlNG FOR
LIPPY MEDAL
Y. NJ. c. A. Events Show Excellent
Indoor Records

The second Llppy medal contest 81
this season took plar~ ~ the Y. NJ.
G.. A. gymnasium last night. Rnme
very excellent indoor records we're
made Tom Mcponaii won the T.
pound shot put at a distance Of 81
feet inches. Smith took first place
IN the isp-yard potato race IN the
time ~ "a g.s seconds The high
jump went 90 Temple. az the height
~ feet ) inches. Huahell came out
ahead IN fhe rope ciimb making 10
IN 9 as seconds. Temple also aecur-
I'd first place IN the half mile. IN
min. d soc
The following Ia the comparative
score ~ the athletes. Temple ass ia.
Mcdonald 353i- Smith aatf-a.
Busheil a12 20. Arnold az 20. Me
LauEhlin Zas -. Mclean 150i-A.
Dohm ita2 "a, Myers atsi-s. Atkin-
son 11i. Mitchell gtsi-s q. MELON
ala zoe Ia. Olncy 209 -. W. MeDon-
aid 10 %. Rubin tg2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16

une wsek from nsxt saturday the
Saf1 e pubic works open bids FOR
.ns ouAlding o. the Thirteenth ave-
~ ssrsr system II II more than
..lsr niles In lenzth and IL estln-
80 . cost szl.e0 IL will b. the
sss, seTsr contract TO D. let by
- niiJ i9r many months. The last
~. 50 eonfraet was for the Twenty
wv. ~ z. aVenue systen. Shich cost over
lAs route 81 the sewer which Is
800 e relieve a now badly
800 district. - ~ follows.
wrrning At 18th avenue 10 feet
~. ~ Union street, and on 18th
- 80 avenues 20 feet south of
street and run 20 Alder street
tn then extend oyer ffth avenue
isfn avenue south, produced
~ = Point ~ feet soush ~ East
49, 49, street 70 Yesler way and FAST
80 atfsst from 18th avenue 10 18TH
800. .. East Spruce street from isfh
49, y = posnt midway between
., 49, sna llfh avenues. and East Fir
49, ~ IRON ifth avenue 10 4 point
~ avenue 'N "'N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
ARGUING ON
FEDERATION

-agflNA. Jan. IS AT o'clock
~ afsEnoan the debate In the
ses f.shar Congress on mem
A.-.ke With the American Fedora
- y Labor came 90 an end. and
- reperts VERY read. The minority
raart reesFary 10 expectation OF
49, Ga the outside. WAS In favor
y immeSflass membership. while the
~s5ority report favored dcfvrrtng
- ms4fter. Il was decided 20 fVrm
state fs1sFAtion. and when organ
"a appiv for membership IN the
American ho4e. The committee %
~ appointed for this purpose was
lrgrpased to II. three persons being
asasd each from Spokane. Seattle.
rsurna and Everett This arrange
rsnf was not approved BY the
snsfirr towns. and y was decided TO
n.see member each Gro mthe four
teu cities and supply thew With
3 Assrs from small districts.
nNcnmmit1ee thus toFntua viii 40
Fwk nt once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
HONOR FOR
MARCONI

plTTSnuRG, Jan. 1.-THE mar
rlage OF Count QuRllelmo Marcoui.
inventor OF wireless telography. aud
Miss Josephine nowcn Holman or
Indianapolis, VIII take place very
shortly ia New York when the fufm-
er returns from Rhroas The bride
ana groom viii then depart Tor Eng
land. whore they viii cut a consplc-
uoua figure IN the cervm0ninia at
tending the coronation OF King Ed
ward lee London next June.
Mount MnrCnui h amennble to
military service IA Italy KING Vie
tor Emanuel has excused him from
this service, but substituted brief
term as military uttaohc 10 the tai
Ian legation Mt the court ~ 81
James. n u the kings desire TO
have distinguished representative
at the coronation, and Marc0ni has
been commanded To- reach his post
not later than June 1. 1909.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
FEDERAL COURT

The suit OF the Raifour Guthrie
Co. against the Northern Pacific
Railway Company Is on trial before
Judge Hanfurd and a jury today
The company - suing for the worth
Of the cement that was destroyed
several months ago when the White
Star dock collapsed. The cement
was stored IN the White star ware
house and belonged 20 the Halfour-
Guthrie Co. The dock was owned
by the Northern Pacific Railway
Company.
Gem Fung. young Chinese woEn-
an. today asked for a writ % habsas
corpus 90 compel tbe United States
marshal 20 show cause why he 10 de-
tanning her. Gem Fung was recently
ordered depcrted as an Illegal citizen.
She now claims she was born IN
San Francisco in 1877.
Judge Hanford today signed the
final decree IN the libel case 81 EinE
a Winge against the schooner aevea
Sisters The ilheEiantH we're given
a Judgment of fes6 50. and the United
States marshal wac ordered 10 sell
the vessel 70 satisfy the Judgment.
James Nolan today filed an inter-
venins libel for stssa for wages
against the steamer Clara Brown.
The first iib@iiants are W. Scott and
D. w HaakfnH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
new
GOVERNOR
Shaw's Successor Is
Duly Inaugurated

DIES MONIES. Ia. Ian. fs.--LarRe
crowds and abundant enthusiasm
were the salient features ~ the In
auguratiOn ~ Gov. a. -. Cum
Minis. The inaugural procession ar
rived at the south door Of the cap
itol building al 1880. and the party
went at once 10 the stand which
had been erected for the occasion In
the rotunda. Members ~ the leRia-
lature had arrived previously and
were seated surrounding the stage
The entrance ~ GOV. Shaw. the re-
firing official. and his successor. was
the signal for vociferOus applause
The oath of office was Administered
To- Gov. Cummina by the chief JUS
ilce Of the supreme court The new
governor then presented his inaug-
ural address.
AZ the close Of his remarks the
governor WAS escorted 10 the senate
chamber TO Witness the swearing In
Of the other new state officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
KIRKLAND WANTS
A STEEL PLANT
Would Like 10 Sell the Present
Building 10 Jupiter People

An EFFORT Is being made By the
property owners OF Kirkland Go Hell
the old steel plant OF that place 10
the representatives OF the Jupiter
Etee' making people, Nho are now tn
the city. This 80 representatives. Of
THIS pruccAa viii be conducted over
the clty to-day by John W. Pratt.
The steel plant al Kirkland has
breu iilr since The hard times ~ the
early nlnetieH. The town and plant
were founded by Peter kirk aud his
associates. who were iroumn kars
from England. The plant was fully
equipped and ready 10 start when
hard times came and II had o. BE-
sold. The owners ~ tho surrounding
property have continued % pay
taxes. however. ~ the hope that
some day the Industry would be re-
FiVcd IN their town
a strong effort IL being made BY
Interested parties 10 bring the steel
representative and the property
owners e. an agreement. The pre-
posed factory would turn gu, 50 no
pounds ~ steel tools day and en-.
ploy 900 men. Their steel would
come around Cape Horn and could
easily be transported 60 the plant.
n the Kirkland people donate d site
The Industry may be secured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
REPORTERS NOTES

Joe Long miner. was arrested
last evening hy Policeman Hurkmhn
for begging.
VIM. sullivan is In custody on the
charge Of vagrancy. lie was arrest b
ID during the niEht hy Officers
Chlpman and Soaring.
The total number - registrations
Tor the coming city election Naa at1s
at o'clock his'afternoon.
W. H. shepherd wac today given a
permit % build two 7-Ntofy frame
residence houses AZ $3.50 and sEfs
Fifth avenue They are % coat tsnoo
The case ~ August OHrr. the seat.
tic park nHieonkeeper. charged with
allowing minors 20 frequent his
place. wmn taken under adylaement
bY Justice Cam to-day.
Michael Cam was arrested hy
officer Damn this afternoon on the
suspicion % stealing aome shirts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
his FAMILY
IN DISGRACE
Fsiher. Mother and Two Sons in
Jail al Same Time

During the last few days nearly a
rAole family has been gathered up
y the police on various Snarxss
and M father. mother and two sons
arr bensai the bars. Three smaller
fhGtren are IN charge Of ehrritabi..
People. Once all were united and
5ged happy life. Now all il misery.
May Quinn. the mother, was arr
1sted few DAYS ago AZ q vaxrant
~ given sentence OF lB dNys IN
= city Jail. This she = low NV
q Tuesday her iS-year-oii son
~ arrested for burglary. Yester-
a Vile Quinn. aged "a years. vas
Nz-t up for burglary. but Is to be
~ merslv az a witness 20 give
xx@fs evidence Last night the
t4Aef followed his wife and children
y al He was arrested on lower
Fr avenue for being drunk and
rss $eorderly. The whole family IL
rgs nader the ban of the iaW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16

WAITING
FOR MAIL
Str. Thomson Net Yet Reported
No Uneasiness Felt

No information has yet been re-
ceived % the overdue steamer Ell.
hu Thomson. There Is no telegraph
&C. communication with many %
these little coast cities af Southwest
cru Alaska. near which the steam.
err probably took shelter. and 1t Is
doubtful N any news can be had ~
her until she passes Port Townsend.
There arv several people In Seattle
who have friends and relatives
aboard and they arr hesrechins the
local agents - the steamer for some
Information about her. The agents
are doing everything In their power
70 learn 81 her whereabouts. and
are very hopeful that the Thomson
Is either waiting for mail or Is In
shelter In soine isolated hay away
from telegraphie communication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
RECEIVE NO
RECOMPENSE
The Malla Malla Survivors Cannot
Recover Damages

II Is said that the survivors % the
waiia WaliA viii secure no compsn-
satlon from the Pacific Coast Go. for
their lost effects. According 10 the
san Francisco Chronicle. several 81
the survivors called at the COM
pany's ogftee IN san Francisco. but
received no encouragement. AC-
coSciinK 20 the Harter iaw. damages
can only be collected 90 the value
% the vessel through which the loss
occurs. and as the Waiia Walla n az
the bottom, there's nothing left 10
collect from.
However. all losses % freight aus-
tnlned. and covered ~ a bin ~
ladinT. are recoverable. and the
steamship company has long since
notified all aAaignses OF freight 20
forward n statement Of valuation
% their losses with a view 20 adj
justrnent Of same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
Coal for IfeadMeII

The collier Wellington. owned by
the Dunsmuirs. n now on her way
from Nannlmo 70 Douglas city with
a cargo OF coal for the Treahweil
mines 90 replace that Of the wrecked
steamer Bristol
The Wellington viii keep q sharp
lookout while IN the vicinity where
the Bristol stranded. for wreckaEe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
BUSINESS MEN
CLOSE SHOPS
All Victoria Turns Out 10 See the
Umatlla and Majestic Race

A report comes from Victoria that
the steamer umAtiiln. OF the pacinc
Coast line. and the Majestic. OF the
Alaska Stea niship line. had. on Tues
day. pretty sea az, all To- them
selves, Roth steamers left Port
Townsend on that day within 90 see
onda OF each other for Victoria. Their
racing blood was up ana OF they
started on a good old Mississippi
river jog When the people at Nie-
toria learned Of the race they simply
closed up business and offered alt
kinds os odds OF their fav0ritsn.
Nearing Trial island thr Majestic
forged ahead and tied up at her
wharf In the inner harbor i've min-
utrs before the tmatiila tied up at
tho outer wharf II ~ said that
quite a sum ~ money changed hands
among the passenger. 81 the two
steamers on the result OF the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16

Mont; Joseph irving 81 Everett. n.
A. Bolton ct Tacoma.
AZ the Northern Albert Allen of
spokane. JAS Robertson, mayor OF
AnUcortes; pr. SponaRlc ana wife
% sidney. wash,
AZ the NrunsWick-E. r Bennett
OF hremcrtnu. A. A. Rise ana wife
81 Renton. r. ~ Hatch, wife aud
daughter from Midtown.
AZ the Stevens e. "A. HiEginson
90 Vancouver; .. ~. Nelson of Mnlla
Walla, j. A, Mahrey of North Yak
ina, 4. ". ApplcEate OF Bremcrton.
A. ~. Mefhce and *. NJ. Sinclair,
both of North Yakima
AZ the Rainlcr-Grand 10. J. PALM
cr, "a lumberman of Chemnlnua. Per-
~ Palmer merchant Of Dawson. E.
q, Amca, a lumberman OF Port Gam
bile, Richard Alexander OF NanCouv-
ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
COTTAGE CITY
HAS BRIEF STAY

The Pacific Coast Cos steamer
Cottage city. which arrived yestcr-
day. sailed this morning for Eltka.
juneau and other Alaskan points.
She carried a passenger list ~ about
S. first class and IS second class
passengers. Her cargo consisted ~
general merchandise The steamer
made phenomenal time IN loading
and unloading her cargo as she
only arrived here yesterday after
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
Big Renton nilI Improvement

G. J Smith and A. s. Kerry took
out building permits today for e
frame dwelling houses iyinE between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth avenues
and Columbia and Marion streets,
They are 90 be from i-stOry 60 ga
stories high There will DO n ar
fcrcnt styles. two housvA 90 n style.
The average cost % each house will
be $500. making grand total OF
s.. 600 for the - houses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
Not Sioe1 After All

The Seattle police today traced
down highway robbery alleged 70
have occurred early this morning.
and late this afternoon found that
the watch supposed "a have been
stolen was pawnsG by r. N. G. Jones
the alleged victim In a local shop for
10. last night. He told the police
this morning that the article had
been taken from him by two high
waymen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
Entertained "The Oracle Co.

General j. u. Mstcaife last night
entertained the members Of the com
panss that recently presented the
comic opera. The Oracle. The
ThssplanH spent the evening in vari-
Gus amusemsntH at the general ;
residence AZ Sinth avenue south and
Main street Mrs Mary Carr Moore
was the guest - honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
INQUEST

NEW YORK. Jan. i6.-The corou-
er's Inquest 60 Tx the responsibility
for the New York Central tunnel ac-
cident began this morning. The en-
Eineer Of the locomotive which
crushed into the suhut ban train. who
Is under $4,000 bonds. was cNamin-
ed among the first witnesses lie
repeated his previous story OF the
accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
Postponemeni OF Banquet

The banquet ot the King County
Medical socisty. which vas 20 have
been held Monday. has been post
punsi one month owing 10 the ~.
ness Of nr. ~. H. Kline. president
81 the society. Dr. Kline wMa sirick
en- With pneumonia last Tuesday and
vas very low for n time. but hia
early recovery IL now expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16

.LUM YOU
AT LARGE

sof,Tu RENn. Jan. te,-tum You.
- s,hlnanan who was 20 be hanged
-. January 81 Tor the murder OF
o.''.r Rloofn and who escaped from
- an tuesday. was seea yesterday
y ~ brush iuSt south cf town BY
- ren. win Peterson ana Ahncr
rs,ersen Was close enough 70 put
- hsnd en- You, who was hiding IN
.s,,n,p As soon As discovered
- rhlnamsn ied leaving By a
rmnrrr some tond. his hat and the
s,srsets h. carried from the Jail
SSsrlN Ransy and a squad OF men
.s.rehess the vicinity till dark last
80 ana arr stu hunting him. hut
~, found ne further tface.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
Fairhayen floaied

The steamer Fairhaven. Of the Ia
Conner Trading and Transportation
Company. which ran on the beach at
Miller point. near la Conner. ~ re-
ported to have been foated today
and Will be lowed to Seattle.
The passengers were safely taken
ashore and conveyed 10 I'faalady.
only a short distance away. A. The
time 81 the disaster the stea nner was
en- route from this city 20 Ia Conner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
SEES NO WRECKAGE

The revenue cutter Grant arrived
IN the bay last evening. The officers
report that after a careful cruise
around the islands near the lower
part ~ the Sound and straits no
wreckagc was discovered that would
throw any light on the lost collier
Mattewan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
Y. N. c. A. HAS
A SOCIAL TIME
Gives Musical and Literary Pro-
gram AT Its Hall

A successful social was given at
the Young Meas Christian AsHocia :
ton last night under the auspices OF
the Christian EnasaTar Horisty Of
the First Christian church A very
extensive and pfeaslng program vas
rendered
Among the numbers was a piano
solo by Mrs. Helen Sachs. a fscita /.
ton By Mrs. Sirkies. vocal solos By
W. r. Eiweif. A. J Kensl~y aud Nrs.
A. ~. Anderson. Miss Lucille McIn-
tyre gave some excellent selections
on the plano.
After the program refreshments
were served aud a general good time
enjoyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
70 SMALLPOX AT
The SNOQUALMIE

- ~ noe a smallpox patient
hs.a TN ne Snoaualnnie hotel.
a. EeerrsxfIy pubiished yesferday.
ana ~ hnsfelry L. free from any
ssea css4ss TIE patient mention
81 = v Ienes. vas from the town
- ssesnsit.is. rss the SnoqaalnIe
1esst he health rscords show that
sonn . hars1n, a roorner al the
Snoq1aln1ss h9isL xsa being treated
u sIty Pnyscian EnfIow for acute
s8strius ard nos fsr smallpox. In
mat manner Tiers was a confusion
2 names u scpying their on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
HEAVY DAMAGES
FOR DETENTION
Steamer Resale Sued Tor $50. 900
Because OF Quarantine

Suit has been brought against the
steamer Resale and Hs owners-the
Alaska Steamship TO-. for 90. 100
damages. ~ ]. ]. Palmer % Van
rouVer. and W. A. Ward 81 Victoria
for detention N quarantine. due 90
negligence. as alleged b these E~n-
tisnmn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
In Hotels

Prominent among hotel arrivals
today are.
At the Dliler- Porter r. Croker 81
Walia Walla. Jas. Gillespie,
rancber ~ Coupeville; Harry Ser
CANT. rancher ~ Tolt. Alex. n.
MacKiunOn. a merchant Of Olympia.
Al the Butler-Theo. HaiFht Of
Los Angeles; Chester r. Lee Of Vie
torn. y G.. r.. =. Blake from Had
lock. Cbaa Madeira OF New York.
At the Seattle -- A. y. Cahill ~
Dayton, Wash. Jas. A. Clock of
Portland, A. Macarthur Of Kalispeli,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
ALLEGED Pirate Nolan

A jury Il being secured IN Judge
Grifiin's court this afternoon TO try
Ed Nolan. the alleged burglar and
pirate captured at Meadow Point by
Police Detectives Adams and Lane
some weeks ago,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
Everett Obtains Contract

The contract for a nsw four mast
ed baFkentins 20 be built az white :
shipyards at Everett has just beer
awarded 70 that Arm. The new vpa-
sci viii be four masted. $50 feet over
all. With q f2-foot beam and a D.
foot depth Of hold. II will be bull,
for the John Peterson Company oi
San Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
MAY PROVE
SERIOUS

MARSEtLLES. Jan. 10 81 The
French steamer sidon. which sailed
for the l.evant Saturday iam with
q large number Of passengers aboard.
ts reported ms wrecked of Port
fatrea Reports are very meagcr
and conflicting,
one dispatch says that cstimatlona
place the loss OF life az a. persons.
while another received Via different
source az the same hour says n ~
thought no lives were ioHt. The
agents OF the steamship company
are trying 10 secure positive infor-
nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
Stamping Piles

Tug Enigma amused herself this
morning stumping piles az the Madt-
son street dock. The tug. with a
haweer attached TO a pile or two.
yankef away At the other end Of
the rope until very few Of the old
pile stumps are left She f. enIarg-
ing the dock space there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
Look Out tor This One

A clever swindier has been opernt-
ms among tho housewives OF So.
attic lately The matter has come
50 the notice Of the police.
The man takes orders 10 give les
soas IN fancy work and requires a
81 deposit. lie never reappears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
ENGINEERS
WILL CONFER

Alexander Stewart. engineer 81
the Great Northern At Spokane. ar
rived tn the city this morning.
chief Engineer J. 3. Stevens and
Engineer Stewart will confer on
matters relative 20 the construction
OF the new union depot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
The Lake WsshlnRton Canal Is q
90 Dur This Wear

And times IN Seattle win be prosper
QUE this season. 90 profH BY pros-
perisy. a man must dress well. and
tho place 70 get your clothes made
right at reasonable price, IL az the
Seattle Tailoring Co. 1907 First ave.
a=s--sa-a-=-zs g. s-aa--
Ia Roche. removed 20 I'll First ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
'fasslsrs' Railway Guide

ksil xIeav. fer 81. pazl no
4iS.,,t@s F.ise ffvnl ~. Paul D N.
an ksFEass Lave ~ Il rsai T.ls
r. ...'.afssa ossrisr4 Leave ~ - regl..
lss.s ~ IA, - n 4rriys 2 . y.
pr "a 81. Affiys ~ =. "a. as
E.ses.n oirnpss and 0rays Hsrsar--
Esprsss ~ - Arigs fsss ;. N.
AL 7gatn BID benFf fsHrsuf gun
tee ~ Arrive isxesnt sunday.
" ~ =. iraia. each way hs..s.n s.s,,,.
an -Leaee e. N IL no
kas z sis ~. 80 n. and
m - & 70
an asfs n ~ No.
iets,. irslns DALI 6etussn sss,a. and
tnf5s ~ - TO m ana 7srg o. m.
iI sss'.s. sssuss s s.a ys r O.
az .'rsins sneho'slsh ~ ytS,g E.n,v
Ia - "a a1f 80 D. N Arrive
s'7ssa isssas.k sso...,..,. 20.
sfssps ssse. .i''es1. Arrive 100 q. m.
o..r Great northern
bn Ut Ieays fsr r. Paul a
Rxps... from 81. Paul i q -
A,r g.s ~. Leave so NJ. .
.F1 aelss vr5.e III 8. ~
80 .atc1ul' ~ Vernae- Leave
@ ?. n. Arrive ii 10 = ~.
Daire New wsrfmiasfsr- Leave
Ysw i,.., Arrive BIO =. n.
~ kysrssf f,1zss sar heiween Seattle
ii'i9s ~ - Arrive "a ~ ~
3 y ana 3 = Il
c,a. cs'smsia q Fugst sov.A
faax ~. Fafsf ysBrd -, ,..t,..
o. isiss.. ~ Frankiia I...'f = "a
Y, ier sahqagj sad z.2o : 80 ~
A'rfz0 sHa fM 3. n. fercept
Pa. csasdlan Pself,
- a a '1J., ,-. snl ogsriaaa-feavs
s $40 .. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
His Own Landlord

Assistant city Engineer A. ~.
Dimmeck viii buiid a handsome ~ .
story frame residence at 20 Nine
teenth avenue. Its estimated cost
il feeo0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Virlnisy-~Tonight
and Friday. occasional rain light TO
frrsh southeast winds. becoming
brisk Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
Where is WBlie7

Wlllle Brown, n lJ-year-Oid boy
who lives at 1903 Yesler way. has
run away from home. The police
have been asked 90 ind him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY

lost white fox terrier pup. Z
months old. one black eve, notified
ears. reward. 1905 First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
MARINE NEWS

The United States lighthouse ten
der coiumbine. Of Astoria. arrived at
Seattle last night
The steamer Rieiun Maru. Of the
Nippon fusen kaisha line. Ia expect
ed 20 arrive At her dock ~ Smiths
cove today from the Orient.
The China Mutual steamer Ping
Huey has nearly finished loading NJ
Tacoma and r. expected 10 sail on
Sunday for the Orient
An interns tiOnal show Of 81. Ber-
nard dogs viii be held next spring
IN Frankfort. Germany.
An American rolling mill IN build
inR IN the city ~ Mexico. which will
utilize scrap Iron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-16
AUCTION

The Seattle Auction and Sale
Stables hold regular auction sales
every Friday at u. m. 1910 Western
avenue Horses, harness and vehicles
OF every description on sale. At
tend these sales, where you can get
what you want at your own price.
Each week we receive a fresh lot of
stock. All stock guaranteed by the
auctioneer and not found as repre-
scented, can be returned In "a hours
and the money win be cheerfully re-
funded. An kinds of stock, harness
and vehicles sold on commission. II
you need any Ructioneering done,
give us call. NJ. j. Walker, auC-
tioneer, Telephone, Bun 1851,