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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-24
NEWSBOY is
VERY LUCKY

The boys OF Nome are making
money fast. say passengers who re-
turned this morning ON the st. Paul.
a short time before tie IT Paul
sailed. George HoillnRsworth, a niae-
year member Of the Nome News
boys union. picked up in the street
pocket book containing $500 IN
notes, gold and securities lie was
honest. and his virtue was rewarded.
lie succeeded in discovering the
owner. ". u. foote. and returned II
20 him The latter generously madc
HoiiingsWorth a present ~ tlsp, ara
now he II the hapeiest newsboy IN
Nome.
Fourteen year old Eddy Dunn. the
sou OF r. 4. Dunn. il a prodigy. Ills
father has paid him naiaFy fer
valuable assistance rendered and last
spfiuE. with hts own money. E1Ay
decided 10 invest IN one=auarter In.
tereat In the snow take ciaifn on
Dexter hill. The mine IL proving
very rich. but the buy take his sue
cess az eaoilv as II he had been spec
uiating IN mines for 40 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-24
SCRWART z
ARRES Ed

Frank Schwartz. a Wholesale junk
man OF Seattle, WAS arrested this
Afternoon on "a charge of receiving
Snods stolen from the Pacific Coast
Company ey TheNHs Dawson. lie
vas taken u Justice eauns court
ana released ali Loco bail, 4 IN all
legged that the man arrested This at
tcrnoon bought "a large quantity Of
rope aud copper shooting that IL al
ieSed 10 have been atolen from tho
Pacific Coast Company by pawaan,
Tho was arrested few days ago and
charged With grand laresny. After
ney =. u, Hughes. for the defendant.
SAYS that the vase win not come to
trial Tor several days.
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FOOTBALL

The Oregon Agricultural College
football team arrived In the city
this morning. They are scheduled
20 GO against the u. Of w. at Ath-
fetic Park tomorrow afternoon.
The men are a likely looking lot OF
Youngsters and look capable OF put
ting up a stin game against the To-
calls tomorrow. Coach Hubold saya
he has a wonder In wash. the Ore
Ron full back He says that Wash
can out punt any man he ever saw.
The u. Of W. boys. though light,
play a very speedy game. and as the
men are in good condition, the game
will be a good one. or course, the
locals are confident OF winning and
will rive the Webfootcrs a lively
chase.
The officials OF tomorrow's game
are 4. w. Jones. forfperiy OF the TN
iversity Of Cincinnati. and II. W.
HoYce.
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SIBERIAN GOLD

stamp mills may be Installed near
the coast OF 81 Lawrence bay, in
Siberia. next season by the North
east Siberia Company. The pros
reefofs who have b~ea In the conn
try during the summer have found
hedges of collaborating rock which
are believed 10 be rich. Manager
John Rosene. who returned from
Nome on the Centennial. had with
him abou, 3 sacks or the ore. which
he viii submit TO a smeifer test. II
the stamp mills. During the winter
he will visit London and st. Peters
burg In the interests Of his COM
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-24

TO RESCIND
b THE ORDER

At a meeting Of the council COM
mittee on streets. yesterday after
nom. u was decided TO Introduce an
ordinances az the next meeting OF
me city council repeating the ordi-
nance condcmning property for the
extension Of Howard avenue north,
Many property owners who would Dc
affected By the condemnation wers
present and presented a Vigorous
protest 60 the measure, Judge Roger
Z. Green acting as their spokesman.
Robert Adams. who wanted the con-
derunatlon, was present and pre-
sented his own case. but II was
finally decided to grant the petition
OF the professionals.
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SALVATION ARMY

II Is announced that thofe viii be
special salvation Army meetings to-
night 81 Second avenue aud like
street. and eh saturday uiH4i Al
DAY sunday meetings VIII hf held "a,
the hail, second HNtuue und AeHlei
way col. French of san Francisco.
and Mai Dublin II Portland. Will af-
rive to-day and viii he in ehnfGe Of
these servieea col French ia pro-
vineiHl commander OF the army on
the paeinC coast.
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Organ Bargains By
the Carload

Never before IN Seattle Were as RE-
niarknble Values Given in Organs.
New and Second hand. IS Are NOW
BEING offered at r.. =. Johnston
Cos Rig Expansion and surplus
Stock Sale.
The famous kinbaii organs are
too we'll and fnvorably known the
world over TO require much time or
snaee In exfoliing their many me
laaalitIsR. not only as to volume ana
quality OF tone. but In workmanship
and durability as well. In fact. no
other orEan VIII Hurpass. and Few
"a lat the kiniball in giving general
aaflsfactfon. over two hundred and
forty thousand (2ta.00o) Of these
famous Instruments have been MADE
and sold During our great sale we
are Offering fine new organs Tor mt
lie more than half their actual value
In fact. we arr now selling for $50.
large parior-size instruments, with
French plate riass beveled mirrors
eleven stops. dividing couplers. one
hundred and TWENTY-FIVE ti21l reeds
two knee sueiis, etc. that would sell
anywhere for $50 20 $50. and on very
easy tersnH-say from $500 to $1,000
down. and from sS.so to $500 per
month.
Furthertnore. we will take these
organs In exchange on any OF our
regular lire OF pianos at the present
sale price any time within two years
from date
New pianos now siai, sis5, 5000.
1920 and upward. being from third
TO a half less than regular prices.
one price alike TO everybody.
D. S. JOHNSTON co.
General Music Dealers,
eo3 Second Avenue, Burke Building.
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READY FOR
the SHOW

PRINCETON. N. j., Oct. 24.-Flnai
have been perfected
for the ceremonies tomorrow accom-
panyinR the installation Of the new
president OF the Princeton Unlver-
alty. Or. Woodrow Wilson. The
event promises to be the most not
able IN the history Of The famous in
FtifItiou
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full TON FOR
SENATOR


PORTLAND Get 2i-kt secret
political conference held here today,
senator Mitchell agreed 10 endorse
State Senator Charles w Fulton ~
Astofla for United StateH senator. 10
succeed sfHator siuipu. Harvey ".
Scott OF the OreHanian, who WAS sup
posed 10 huvn made a compact with
Mitchell, by the terms ~ Witch no
Wnt Ia obtain Eimons scat. w very
sore. and says thHt he viii fght the
program 10 a nuisn.
Fulton has Iona been one OF the
iuuft Influential politicians 81 the
state. and has uivaya been a sup
porter or Mitchell.
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DEAD MOTHER
WISHED IT so
Seven Young Children live Alone
in the Woods

In order 20 carry cut the last wish
- Of his mother, q bright boy 90 ID
years j. trying 1.pAsupforf his sir
little hruthers and sieterH. md keen
the fnaiily together Their nane IL
Johnrcl
Thr fren are living In little
Mood shack m the woods 81 eiailau
county. The nearest nesf boz II sew
IN miles away.
They arr 4 brave. ehaerfui little
band. who laugh and psay saii day
long. except When they PASS their
mothers grave. near the cabin doer.
Their provisions are SETTING low,
aud since the mothers death the lit
Tie ones garments have become sad
~ taffered and torn. Though the ED
cot sister. a uotherfy little holy. has
made a brave attempt 90 keep them
IN repair. The house II kept nest
The fsrsaken condition 81 the or
pnaua was discovered by scott Ben-
AMIN OF Seattle. and twn other men
who were cruising timber IL that re-
gion. The men left them rome
money 10 add % the Is which they
had saved up The case has been re-
ported 10 the commissioners OF ciai-
II lam county.
Youthful stspfsther
The mother Of the children had
shortly bsrure her Death married a
90 year old hoy. The young step
father apparently takes no interest
4 in his eife'a family. and IL doing
nothing for their support
X l. WarNou. deputy city comp
troIier. said this morning that he
spent several aeeks last sprinE NJ the
johnson house ard knows the chill.
iren we'll He has sent them several
boxes % clothes. He sayn that they
are all bright children.
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LOVERS OF
WRESTLING

MONTREAL. Oct. 2t.--Lovers of
Tire sport OF wrestling are manifest
ing considerable interest in the
match between Max Wiley, OF Buff
faio, and Tom Kennedy, the Cana
dian lightweight champion, which is
70 be decided tonight before local
sporting club. Since the match was
made both wrestiers have been
training faithfully, and as conHe-
quence appear 60 be in condition to
put up an Interesting bout.
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| SPECIAL. SCHOOL ELECTION
| Notice Is hereby given 20 the cleo
tors Of the City of Seattle School
District No. I. In King county. State
| OF Washington. that on Saturday,
the fst day Of November. A. d. 1892.
| in the several election wards into
which said school district IL divided.
n special election win be held at the
ELECTION places hereinafter specified
for the purpose OF submitting to the
qualified electors of said district for
their approval or rejection the fol-
lowing propositions. to-wit;
| PROPOSITION NO. 1.-Shalt the
district sell lots one Cd 20 twelve
n2) inclusive In block two ca Of
Queen Anne Second addition to the
city OF Seattle at a price not less
PROPOSITION NO. 2.-shall the
district sell the old church building
and lot described as lot twenty nine
t2e). block nineteen n9). Lstona, at
q price not less than 5000
PROPOSITION NO. s.-Shall the
district be authorized to sell certain
school furniture. including all desks.
seats, stoves. apparatus ana furnish
| ings no longer considered suitable
for use In the schools7
PROPOSITION NO. 4.-Shall
School District No. 1 levy special
tax OF one tenth OF a mill GOOD for
the purpose of establishing and
maintaining three CD kindergarten
schools7
Notice Is hereby further given that
the places OF voting In each of the
several wards of the school district
at said special election will be as
follows:
FIRST ward-south school building.
situate on block of the Syndicate
addition TO the City OF Seattle.
second ward-Rainier school build
ltna. situate on block 70 OF Jackson
street addition 90 the City Of Seat
Third ward-Pacific school build
| Ing. Eleventh avenue and East jeff
erson street. also at Minor school
building, seventeenth avenue and
loast Pike street
| Fourth ward--Central school build
| ing. situate corner of seventh ave-
nue. and Madison street
Fifth ward-Synagogue school
building, situate corner Seneca
street and Eighth avenue.
| sixth ward--Denny school build
ling situate corner OF Fifth avenue
and Battery street.
Seventh ward-Cascade school
building. situate corner Howard av-
anue and Thomas street; also at the
new High School building, bsoaaway
and Pine street.
lslehth ward-Mercer school build
inc situate on block 81 of Mereer's
second addition 10 the City of Seat
| tie.
Ninth ward-sio6 Fremont avenue.
next door to postoffice. also at Green
Lake school building.
said voting places VIII be opsn to
receive ballots from II M TO
| $500 :. M of the same DAY.
In witness whereof l have here
INTO set my hand and AFFIXED the
seal of the CITY Of Seattle. School
pissrtct No. /. In King County.
state Of washington. THIS the 18th
dan of October. A. d. 1909.
r. w. JONES.
Secretary Beard Of Directors.
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MARlNE N EWS

The Kosmos liner. Denbarnh, ar
rived from south American ports to-
GAY By way Of san Francisco.
The steamship corwin. from Nome,
arrived at 3 30 y. m
The Il. \. cutter Gedncy OF the
government coast and geodetic SUR
vey, arrived IN port today.
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BRILLIANT
PAGEANT

LONDON. Oct fixing Edward
IL TO make his state entry into Lon
don tomorrow, a part of the corona
ton ceremony post poned because Of
his ma1esty's lllneHa. The route il
being deliberately decorated and the
pageant promises to be one OF great
.bftllianca.
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TO USE M'NAUGHT
HOME FOR LIBRARY

Councilman James stated today
that the option the city holds on
fhe buildings on the Meacham prop
erty. the new library site, refers
nriueipaIiy TO the old McNaught
nome. al Fourth avenue and Seneca
s,recf The reason the city would
have for purchahfrg this for $500 ~
shst n IS a large frame building
that could be easily fitted up az a
Temporary library building, TO be
uaed until the Carnegie library IN
Completed. The city II now paying
1900 per month rental on the present
library building. which belongs 10
the state university. Thus. n the
city could arrange u 70 use us own
h,,tiaing uufil the rev library tsscUm-
pieted II IL argued considerable
sum could be saved. n IL expected
mat II viii be two years or more
before the new library can be co1u-
plcted.
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CONSOLE TE

PORTLAND. oct. et.-The United
States. National and the Ainsworth
National banks Of this city viii con-
snlidate on November 1. under the
former title.
J. H. AinHwossh Of Seattle. will
be president OF the consolidated In
rtftution.
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FREE A MINUTE

IneE Perry. n eolored woman who
was released from custody yesterday
afternoon By Judge flsli Oh a writ of
habeaH corpus. vas Immediately 70.
arrested BY Detective Lane on 4 fu-
Fitive warrant. The woman Il ac-
eused Of having stolen $500 IN Mon
tana. Her baii was liked at 1880.
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AGREE To
ARBITR RATE

PARIS, oct. 2i.--1'he coal strikers
today announced that they would ac-
eept Premier eombes' suggestion OF
arbitration. The president viii name
a commission GA the same lines fol-
lowed by President Roosevelt.
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THE MARKETS
JoBBlHc QUOTATIONS

Vegetables
Potatoes. silasit ton. carrots. tic
pr sack lsitHr. toe pee scsi surnius. Tsc
s.fiis. q sssssss. q oousi > 81 est:
ssis.y. sg..,ss ~ dos, ssssi I.tatee.. iNe
kraut. &c. tomatoes. t04soc. onions.
g. sses esaisswsr. sos 's sss p.l'nrsSs. IL Il
e. w. y .s ss .s,as s - s y es e., e,
sfetn eqfn. U.1cte2 o..
Green Fruit
Lemons s. so8s1no eori ssohinr sp-
pies. 70 a. - htts sauhs 10 - o. - hos .
bananas g. - % szso. rinraEiliea. soa
tas aFanress Netenelas. zoo tanEsrtnss
tiIal sfaEs fruit. a. uoa $40. peaches.
s1G1te box. plume. so4 Cor box. con-
cord grapes. a. a aAskst. pesFx. ~ q ~
81 frlneT- seftpe pFr hosi cianhtfrtss. -
barrel. srsrss. tiset ana white. 81 ce9ti =
erstscfsts. TskAys. 81 ss0sfsa crate
Provisions
rf~sh r.,sss--cow bet, o. p.s ~: steer
s~s. f..s. rs~k. los Pct ID. veal. iasss. se;
Provisions Hams. iso: breakfast
bacon. tie. baiIleS. lie.
corxestsa ealiy-Tee fesss~lnx pYies. sr-
t<ins offered 70 ,hs proeuo~f - round lots
On the dnrh of In the car a. Feaitiss
orai'.- .,s. l:ss.soi sarssy. sai 90
bbtssfs 1neeeNt GHaAs FoetfI
Halter " &shinEten efeamestes. 500,
s.ss.ss--Szii.. washington ton cram.
fa4i4e Eastern kcw Vera. iaaEIac.
WIfrensin. ice. Hoqutfors. stc: fsltafn'
fft0til per case. Sss York. fk4ier. tam
tarssr. ieeiIe. bfsrs. is9iIo. Swiss. u
Fsxs-Fresh ranch, zIe: eastern.
q q sc.
t.iVs pouitry--fters. izkoitc. fryers
t19 Ice. turkeys. ffaite.
Hcnfy- ifut1r.
Commission Mems Prices
Cheese Satgve Washington. ffgfl4e.
EHKe-Hfrtctiy fresh ranch. 1D1 ne
baftsr- Washington crrsnsry. &c. ranch
itesoc.
gfGia-oats. $500. wheat. s2i 90. corn.
80. relied barley. f1i,
Hat-ruret sound per ten. ti7 %. East.
ern WAshinxien tisuothy. tis.eo. alfalfa.
ell 90
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DIES JOKING

SIOUX FALLS. 3. -. Oct. a.
Shield. Sioux Indian, was hanged
here today for murder he ch 90
and laughed gaily with the ia
while being tied ana dr. slei
through the tran with an unfinished
Joke up his lips.
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MODERATE
DEMAND

CHICAGO. Oct Tswtn. Wood
& Co. - -. Paul Today brought
suit for gfet.eVo damages against the
Chicago Hoard If Trade for alleged
injury caused b the flrmH expui-
zion from the board for bucket shop
ping.
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SLOT MACHINE
SEIZED

Deputy sheriff QuIltcr seized two
riot-mHUhinea from the Columbia
beer hall and one from the y. q 4.
saloon. Later a seizure was made
from the Tumwater saloon. on First
avenue south. The warrants were
ordered to be issued by Judge Bell
and were sworn TO by Joseph Ander-
son. 1t n said tina, Attorney Me-
Bride and Judge windsor are the
sade. and are responsible for the Is
suance OF the warrants.
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Ed Blum. Haid by the police o. be
m cx.conVict aud house tumblcr,
was arrested by Detectives Lane and
Adams this afternoon and lodged IN
The city jail When HIS pockets we're
searched a the police station. Moth
Ing WaH found, However. "a closer
examination WIS mndG and "a fine
skeleton key WAS found IN one Of hia
shoes.
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TT ~ HEREBY ORDERED that the voi-
Ing places 10 be used NJ the general cleo
tion 10 he held November 4, 1902, and the
same are hereby fxcd as follows. to-wlt.
cry pRkctNcTs.
Pre-
ward. oinct Polling place.
New England hotel. Main st. en-
trance.
co.'s first Ave. south. Bunker
bartrr shop.
Fourth Ave. south and Lane.
city Stables.
$40 Occidental Ave, ONCE Pal
mcr house.
bOi Main ST.. corner Fifth Ave.
south.
G SOD seventh Ave. south. Hotel
Rnnrcii.
Z Ninth Ave. south and bradford.
Arao barber shop.
z 1871 jackson II
2 2aOd jackson st.
2 3 600 rweh'y fourth Ave, south,
OihmhnH halt
2 Es22 Jackson st
1 broadway aud Dast Cherry ST..
Baaslasnt brsadwa~ EroeaTy
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MUST TRY
TO BE GOOD

DUBLIN. oct. 74--Jafnea Farrell.
Irish member Of parliament. was to-
day sentenced 10 serve one months
time az hard labor. and To deposit
hail for years good hehast or.
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CLAIM DAMAGES

Eight claims for damages asere-
eating t74t. resulting from the
bureting OF n 2f-inch water main al
Union street and sixth avenue. oct.
fe, we're flied with the city council
today.
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KILLED BY
MISTAKE

RosEBuRG. or. Oct st.-Charies
CLANCY shot and killed bis son-in-
Law. Ssmuei Flock 1T Days creek.
In this county. while hunting. Flock
was mistaken for a bear.
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Nfrcent-schooi house
NAkssh-x ahaeh school house.
Observation-Disclosures hsus@.
Vest E@zftie-H4iies school honEe-
Webrfer--f School house. district ".
White Hiysr-S<heoi house. district ,.
resisr--echooi beusc-
Iuanffa--schso house
Donc this eth tay Of October. 1851
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Hy uDoH0E r. IsAMrfSG.
County Auditor and Ex-Onc3o cHrk Of the
Beard.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. es.-.The
steamer Celia went ashore today.
The crew was saved and taken
aboard the Brooklyn.
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Mrs Margaret Hitchcock nwore 10
IA complaint iu Justice Georges court
this morning charging john CEDAR
burg with threatening to KIN her.
The alleged threat was made Oct. 10.
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No Pain

No charge for painless ex-
traction when teeth are order
cd. All work done by graduate
dentists of IL to 20 years ex-
perience; specialist in each
department. We will tell you
in advance exactly what your
work will cost by free exam
nation. Give us a call, and you
will find we do exactly as we
advertise
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store
,a as'e r., u.c,... r,s~.,~,.
npsei..sry ess.nii-smenf.
usfisen part r~r5isor-
aunirigai court roam. cmy han.
) liz Msr s bs-mrns E ~ .
coo relamsn ~. issIsr .hcp.
@at e1vsrth Ave re-re~ f-I.~--,
Jusste.ss eo.rt rcarn Esnx ec,r,~
corr house.
felsh'. ru,ass ne 1ara snns. once
n,v, nslssr. ~, st. sNesnsy's
@ q 1850 Fyrst Ave-
5 ESQ rhird AYR. Pony ss.n,.-
ofso~
8 Tn~ Artuorv ladies'. rx-o,,
6 q iIis Thirs Ave. rbeo~on,,,e.
sezS ryr, Az.
@ ? bellevue ho.si Pafterx =, A.
,.rsss.
. : ss.s Pr, Ave- ~,,.
6 8 Bowers hotel strfh and olive
81.
fa.rI rIcw,tt e. e.xxs. .s.t.l.
800 Por,tius Ave
Z Alma s. ~urnford.r rug far
Coz raes r~nnx 49,
\ itoi Ponyts..9h A.
q Harrison S, ard f~.se~uf Ax.
eaia F.rt M.ssr,
asos Eastlake Ave. CORNER Fa..
fvnrr A..
1 <oD pennv wax
Harris, <. a-s xv.v~ A..
\ Queen Anne nansnfnx -. -,
Corner Hoy - ana ouser -.
Ave N"s'-
p IS1a Grand Dou,.x-rs r,,.~>
y Ross station,
! Hose house. Fremont.
Temperance han rf.ruer kfh.r-
place and Bfewttt 81
y 8 Mayss hail bulls,rs r.,,s,.
y Sunday school tent. Renwooa ana
keystone Ave 80 sn'i
o l. o a. r. hap vpa~s,nwu -.
. 5 Green Lake. oti-on.. 49,, 49,.
COUNTRY prtTf,fNSfs-rs "'"se-
precincts and Polling Place.
ADELAIDE Adelaide ashooI house.
Auburn Mystic hall
Arthur-Mnpie NaIIex srhoss h,,,..
Aihin--
Avondale--CottsFe faks srh,.ni 49,.
BslIsri--lst precine,-fsi,w 49,, ''s>o'
Batfard-2d pr,cfncs.-y.sss fs.s,.,.
Baiiard-&f precInrt-rs.vis ss,as.s.
bellevue Ss,hool h<,s.s 'ie'hk.
Black Rixrr-echooi ho.,.a
MISUNDERSTANDING ho,ei
soSooi hs,se
Durton--w uodmrn han p,,r...
Ruenna- Ba,nne .rhoel h-,.-
Rlack ntamons- y,,.rl t,,-.s
house se"o sohooi
pirch-Rirch school hons.
fsoise-- Boise hall
t.adaf Aoaui nj
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500
Cherry N.l,~e- ssrho,.s ho.,,s te''
C,ovta.t., s-axi rv,,.s s,s.s-
colusnb,s--Town hall. - of'ioe-
fsfutb.rlan -f,,ltnb.rlans s.h.., -
~. Ia,ssas 80, ,....a tenool house.
p,,r,,s,,, r,,,sa,,.@ - osstf'ct "
f,,st.. = 1890 .s .ou~
p,,~s-,.e sa,.,. a. sroh nail.
800 - ra, ny sisttoh.
t,,s,,..ls~ r..~ w'he SCHOOL hPuee.
x,,t,..s. * 81
Ell 81. naaa,.,,. '"oe.
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Rox CHANGED

T'lfe alarm box. No. 81. has beer
placed nj the corner of Fourth ave.
nue. and Main street. instead OF No
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BITTEN BY DOC

Ed Clam. who lives nj 2t2 Pike
street, WINS taken TO the yayaide
Mission hospital today 10 receive
treatment for n dog bite. The man
was seriously bitten and VIII be con =
fined to the hospital for some time,
CHICAGO. Oct. 2a--wheat. 10 la
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Many merchants in the city are
donating valuable prizes 10 be given
n the NewHboys bail 70 be held Nov.
~. az Armory hall. There are to be
prizes for the best costumes. for the
best dancers and also door prizes.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. a.
What. iaf. lAA4.
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REGISTRATION notice. Books
are open at the ofnce Of the board
of directors. Seattle school District
Ne. 1. Seventh avenue and Marion
street. from . a m. to p. m. ex-
cept on legal holidays In compile
ance with Section rs. State Laws.
registrations for. the general school
election will close at s p. m. Ccto-
her n. and not be opened again
except on the day preceding the
election. viz: Friday, October 81.
1902. but registration for the spe-
cfai school election will close ct 8
p. M, October Is. and not be open
again except on the day preceding
the election. viz: Friday. October
81. 1909.
r. w. JONES,
Gecrefary Roa ri of Directors