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, 1902-04-07
THE ACTING GOVERNOR
PROClAIMS ARBOR DAY

Acting Governor Fenimore Chatter
ton has issued the following Arbor day
proclamation:
In accordance with the provisions of
the statutes of the state of Wyoming.
the Governor not being within the jur-
isdiction of the state, nor the confines
of the United States. |, Fenimore Chat
terton, secretary of the state and act
ing governor. do hereby designate, APP
point and proclaim Friday, the 25th
day of April, A. d. 1902, to be observ-
ed as Arbor day and do hereby declare
the same to be, as provided by law. a
legal holiday.
One lot of l0c handkerchiefs now 3
for 10 cents. Woodruff & Terry.
, 1902-04-07

YOUNG MEN-Our illustrated cata-
logue explains how we teach barber
trade in eight weeks, mailed free.
Moler Barber College, Omaha. Neb.
1866
, 1902-04-07
GRAINS OF SENSE

II you think you are . martyr, don't
inscribe 1t on your door plate.
The meAnest . for monsy b to
make It cover a multitude Of aims.
The nj that never worAs exsopt III
pay . understand ~ 4 rAya
any one to work.
Better 4 pair a clsaA, 1se Aan1n
than the most expsnstvs lelIiA ~Atta
gloves
, 1902-04-07

FOR SALE-Good cook stove and
combination book case. 265 North
Fourth street. 198tf
, 1902-04-07

Our new spring clothing d ready fos
your inspscttoa- Suits IRON $s.se to
$1,000. Woodru1 . Tsrsy.
, 1902-04-07

Furnished housekeeping rooms for
tent. Sayer Hansen. ISL Sixth street.
, 1902-04-07
Drink Dutch Java Blend Coffee.

All the new shapes in mems and
boys hats. Woodruff & Terry.
, 1902-04-07

Go into Peabody's and zee the little
Dutch girl grind coffee.
, 1902-04-07

FOR RENT-Two small furnished
houses. Inquire at this Office. tt
, 1902-04-07

A BARGAIN-$35O will buy a orn
lot just east Of school house-66x132.
Apply at The Republican ONCE.
, 1902-04-07

Go into Peabody's and see the little
Dutch girl grind coffee.
, 1902-04-07

FOR SALE-Blacksmith shop on
First st. l95tf) MARTIN BECK.
, 1902-04-07

FOR RENT-Furnished or Unfurn-
ished rooms, 515 south Eighth ST.. tt
, 1902-04-07

Go into Peabodyis and zee the it'll
Dutch gtrl GRAD coffee.
, 1902-04-07

Daily Rspaslleaa 80 ~ .ossA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
WOMGEN'S WORLD

nud lhclnEn that reveal plcatlngA Of
clear Canton blue crepe The skirt
! ~ altered not az an from last years
/ lines, With the exception OF the fans
! ot plated crepe introduced at the
| bases OF the 'front.' seams. These
! openings Eiye the foot 81 tho skirt
! Just that PRETTY flare that has crvpt
! iu this season. aud the luglugH are
! dome With black velvet ribbons,
/ Joweled Spice
Rail-
Have you q pomRndcr7 II ~ the
! latest thing out. but an old fashion
/ COME back REuiu l am afraid some
/ uf Sou do not even know what a
/ pomandcr rs. Ia its latest form II
| appears aa an exquisite hollow nll-
/ gree ball OF gold or SILVER swinging
/ from u chain and holding tiny
I sponge soaked IN pungent aromatic,
| ur "A spice hall breathing suggestions
/ 81 Arahy the BloHt Sometimes the
/ pomnndera are deliberately irwcled
I aud hung from irweled chalns. and
] are worth % small fortune.
| Tho athletic Eirl nr this age does
| not faint. but 10 be Ia the fashion
she must carry pomander.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
GAMBLING SITUATION
STILL IN A MIDDLE

aud several prominent business mon
stu remain 60 be consulted ou the
new dead line question. how ever
The gamblers are now worrying
over the Western club, of which Tex
Richard Is manager. Richard open
ed his house Saturday evening II
was promptly closed by the police,
who also arrested Rickard.
II VIII II others De-
Richard today employed Attorney
John H. Hart 90 represent him Ia
court, and says he viii mud out why
he cannot gamble n others cam
Richard Says he paid $1,000 Into the
Humes campaign fund last spring.
and was promised two years OF po-
lice protection.
Richards case Is s0t Tor trial In the
police court "Wednesday, Harrison
Rostwick. the attorney who hrst
represented RickArd. today with
drew from the case on account OF
conflicting legal employment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05

:. e,rtser action toward closing
~ s.9ssriein Sanbllng houses was
- n the Thoms committee. pr.
nksa II ms afternoon todd a star re-
- raj he would not move Ia the
~. vhsfi tomorrow. What his
ST. acton would be. no said he
- rot diyulGe,
90 sswhling houses opened up
as,,sIness as usual this morning.
fssh many gamblers believed
=. Sstarlay would be the last day
Z, he games
Hsw Avertsa
-. .xps,cted close down Il Is said.
=, svsrtsd BY the gambling bosses
s.rinx up" with number 81
S..,,rx men who had obtained op-
al Blackchnpel realty. and
- n way % lose money through
e-eaking 81 chief Suilivnn's
-lsp % close an gambling In the
100 ssnaerloln district A large
..~Dsr q real estate spectators
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
PHILIPPINE
CIVIL BILL
Lodge Insists on Its
Exploitation

WASHINGTON II. c.. May 81
First important official act OF Secre-
tary Moody Was IN ordering today "a
court Of inquiry 10 investigate the
ease OF the officers arrested irt Nen-
Ice.
bill 10 open q portion OF the
Rosebud Indian reservation was
passed In the senate this morning.
Lodge announced he would Insist on
taking up the Phiiippin- civil bill to-
morrow and continuing It's consider
alton 10 a nnnlity.
The senate today passed crock
rell's amendment 20 the sundry civil
appropriation bin providing for tho
postponemeut OF the Louisiana Fur-
chase Exposition to 1904.
The house was In session but D Few
minutes n adjourned as a mark -
respect 90 Representative Ot0y Of
virginia. who died yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
IN The COURTS

Tho case ~ the state VS.. Fred
Brooks Is being heard Ia Judge EN-
ury's court today Tho case was
tried laat fall. and excited great
deal ~ Interest. but the jury did
not agree.
Brooks Is accused OF having cruelty
treated a COW belonging 10 Allen
stark. lie IL alleged 20 have cut
and stabbed the animal with a sharp
instrument.
Peter Lonx filcd a divorce suit this
morning against his wife. Elizabeth.
lie alleges that Elizabeth has not
been either "A good wife or mother.
She refuses to attend 20 her house
hold duties. and goes out nights
with man named Wise, entirely
without her husbands knowledge or
consent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
JoBBIKc QUOTATIONS.


Green Fruit
Lemons 81 rhU2 70 hos eoohlns Hp-
piles 1ocuti 60 sntjng apples, q 1922 ny.
oranges - 5Ooa 90. bananas 81 7ad2 90.
piusayples 81 50 PER Dos seediinE oranges.
g. g543 ~ nnyeis g. ahn y ~. Msditefran.
can sweets. $3.50 Neienciss tfU9i n
times. W NItscu ease tanssriner. " %.
sfapa fnutL ~ Ooua,Do, straubrulss 100
per crate
vegetables
rutatnss old So O0dad ~ per tom
nsw. tAUB 30 psr est bssis, 81 Wfui 90 i'"f
sack carrots coVTao per sa,k lettuce
o. cabbage. 81 1909 ~ per ewt hunks. - .
celery, CO.. pgt dps. seees potatoes " -
prr eass chlll peppers go 20 .A"st.
hraut gAuaH. tomatoes. 81 oou2 - re-
so, on isS'' = ssa so re- eos eTi pat.nTs
tae caulinHurr " "a rumuh'ns. - ~
por 10. sauaehss $40. wHA bfans lio'
ariich0ksn. @iufac p.r doe s'r'nE p'aus
aufouts. los. psaa. t4af iriephon' zee p
~ rhuharh 2H1e psr pound SPINS, =
tuunor psf bes wAim MaNa HHi"r"sns
o. ~ pes hos native. " 70 prfa oaa'' ore
Provisions
rrs.h Meat Cow beef T. per ~ steer
beef TgTse PEI a. mutton ~ethsf. fae.
ewes. gas pers. Ia W. o.. ssal iafe7s
rro,isisu. Hans. ls'so. breakfast
a., r1F-t sa,si rsf Ton. SIS %. vast
srn Warrington timothy. $1,000 ~" % al
drain uats. tup 90. wheat. t2s so corn.
sc % rolled barley 81 90.
Batter. cAsssf. tgEs ana foultry
Halter WaahlnHtau eFvamsfisf slc'
ranch i1uzae
e4assus Nuitts Washington fut cream
tsHtar Eastern NsH fgFk. i8Auits
Wisconsin,. IA. NaQuFfaft- tset fsda tas
50 GO ~ "a Cor caae Nru lnfh. ibu ~
tfmisarser. iouifr. brick. ioSi3e. s~lhs.
iNJfpe
E9ss- strictly frssh rsneh. 100 %. Calf
fUfnla. iaWttr oregon. taa
f4ts raattfY liens. iAMuisri trTefs.
" pEua. ua pr dos turkeys. iautte. geese.
iuuftrs aafka tfe
fissssri fsuitfs rursrys is9isc sssss.
tiGtae dueAs iiai5c. chlehenH. i41ise
HONEY t3ui1e
Commissiea Meas Prices
Corrected daily Ihs faitawinH prie~s are
tstnE offered 60 the pFu1acar IN ruani lots
90 ths daes hg in inH raf II t@afus'
afain-uats So auJ ~ -. barley, t2i -
wheat. ehicasa tsed. t2i.oo. eern, bsiA.
tae co
cha~se Native washlnston. liatlSe
EHEs- strictly ffesh faneh. lie
Batter Washinstnn ereameff. is1iec
ranch. isci7c
CHICAGO. May wheat. 7bT-s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
BREM ERT0N BRIEFS

Sunday was q very lively day az
the Port Orchard metropolis, Many
visitors from Seattle and several base
BAN matches made things -nterestlng.
A gOod bah game came off between
the kitshps and the Marines. the lat
ter LOSING hy score OF rs % -. The
Bremerton Ftrsts played the team
from Charleston. heating them by Nc
60 10. The Green Lake team OF SEE
attic visited Rrcmertou and WAS
beaten by the rracytons by $ 20 I.
The oregon team went over 20 Sid
ncy and lost game by SO 70 s.
James Stockdale, the genial old
gentleman who has bceu selling tick
cts on Seattle wharvya for the navy
yard. has been transferred 20 the
Bremerton wharf and viii make his
home here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
MORTALITY RECORD

GaTlick were held from Butter
worth'H chapel at I o'clock this at
tefnoun.
The funeral of tho late Ncls ~.
Thorcys was held from Huttrr-
worth'a chapel yesterday afternoon,
intcrmeut was In Mount Pleasant
cemetery The services were uu-
der the auspices OF the l. -. -. y
Parts Mccain. aged " years. died
AZ ii1 Seventeenth avenue south this
morning The deueaned came 60 ore
Eou from the Fast IN isil. aud srt.
tied In the Puget sound country In
1856 Since then he has lived I'm
Seattle. A widow. one son and three
daughters survive him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
YUKON OPEN

The Yukon river n uov said 20 he
opcn AdYiccs received ~ the white
Pass a Yukon Railway 60. state
that the Yukon river Ia front -
White Horse and nearly all the way
down 90 I.e Barge n now open. II
is also said that the Polly river In
breaking up and b np~n for mite
and hair iu front Of Sslkirk. The
officials ~ the company say. IN View
% the mild weather n0N prevailing.
they would not be surprised u Lake
H. HhrEe opens VI at least two
weeks earlier than last year.
wedding announcement The Ivy
prcsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
SUNDAY SERMON

Rcv. Alfred W. Martin delivered
scholarly lecture last night before
the Seattle Society Tor Universal Re
iigion. on the subject Marcus
Aurclius. Emperor 81 Moral Lead
ers." Ito announced that his series
Teachers would close With the Two
topics. Jesus and Other Masters
Cuntrastsd and Compared. and
Whom shall We Follow
Mr.. Martin began by quoting the
high tTihutsa paid 90 Marcus Aursiius
by Canon Farrar aud other great
men. lie then gave a sketch ~ the
emperors life. referring 20 his per-
aecution - the ghriatiaun THIS. Mr.
Martin thought. was explained by
the hostile attitude % the Christians
toward she Roman religion and the
state. And yet" De continued.
that man Of the hish moral quail
ity % Marcus Aur~iiu- should have
gone 80 Tar as 20 put 90 death any
- these offenders. tn only another
example ~ what history has often
shown uaa great soul touched 60
the quick and Instantly forgetting
the noble. gentle teachings which hg
tncuicated and stood FOR so II was
with Plato and Sir Thomas More
Who could utter the tsndisfwsf
heAtitudeH yet pronounce the
mCzt awful doom cyuCeiv able
unconscious - the Inconsistency 81
love with such an attitude"
Mr.. Martin closed With the re
marks that whatever the Limitations
- Marcus. he was the pursst star of
the ancient world. We honor him
for his high attitude 20 the question
u right conduct I am glad that
he did not have the belief IN TN
mortality. that for once the world
might see q religion that urged that
kind 81 teaching and produced a man
having the highest kind % lifs with
no thought ~ future reward"
Good printing. qutck. reasonable
The Ivy Press. Pythian building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
THE MARKETS

lHuulncss opened with n rush this
morning ON Western avenue, aud
continued very bflsk al day Tho
steamer shipments began tn come
on the markets al an early hour,
aud most everything went very we'll
ON account of The trend 81 business.
prices were kept up Go Saturday y
mark
The berry shipment was quite large
ana the price fell on 10 ~ 80 pcr
crate early IN the day. continuing at
that figure AapnrhHua ~ scarce
and the price FOR local aud Wnlla
Nnlia stock rose 60 tl15 pr case,
Buttcr IL SIN Gle but Il Is conf
IDENTIFY expected that a rise viii be
noted tomorrow Other markets
are active with quotations un-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
|nORCAN'S YACHT WILL LEAD
STEEREO 9V SETTLE MAN
THE CORONATION PROCESSION
:pian lack Ansell Great Man-0ther important News
of Ships and Shipping

new White Star dock was the little
schooner Martha W. TUT. which
came In this morning from a
Sound port. She viii load a cargo Of
~ tons Of gasoline In tanks for
Alaska.
All attempts to float the schooner
Minnie A. Csne at smiths island
have 30 far failed Two powerful
tugs are there and the schooner Is
partly In water. The next attempt
viii be made on Wednesday when u
will be spring tide there. 10 b.
thought likely that the schooner will
be foated then.
Governor and Mrs Mcbride are
sfil in the city. They VIII return
20 Olympia sn IN. morning. the con-
vsning % the capitol commission
there tomorrow nec~ssltating the
presence Of the governor
President j. b. Farrell. OF the Pa
cific Coast Company. arrived In his
special car from California yesterday
afternoon. he was accompanied
part way BY Mrs. Farrell. who met
hisa az Portland. Atr. Farrell left
here about the middle of March and
has been on a tour 81 inspection since
theu- RE mas the affairs OF IN"
Pacific Coast Company IN California
In excellent shape.
The steamer Chico sails today for
the north and the steamer City Of
Topeka Of the Z. G, Co. sails tonight
at o'clock for the same destination.
The steamer Mauette. Captain Cali
made it, initial trip 20 Port Orchard
this morning The Nanstta was for
merry scheduled on the Tacoma Sc
attic hatcou run.
A. an Indication % the Nome rush
now impending l.. ". Gray 4 Co.
agents ~ several Nome liners. have
booked $1,000 worth ~ new business
fog. that point within the past -
hours. It's certainly on now" said
Nr. Gray. We have Zone more
Nome business the past IS hours than
we have done IN six months I look
for bigger rush than we had last
year"
The steamer f.aCduner sailed from
here today for West Sound. Orcaa Ga-
land. carrying complete aawmlll
and shingie-mill outfit for Chase
Bros there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05

aakespesre has said. Some men
= born great. others achieve great
-. while others have greatness
Aszst upon them. or words to that
kset. Captain jock AnseA. FOR
rx.y chief officer OF the steamer
ssvn. belongs TO the second class
sz10ned. Sheer perseverance.
nsslsd with ability and sound iudg-
ssr have at last placed the captain
re- pinnacle Of fame. The eyes
a;inentai Europe. Asia. America
he isles OF ths ss~ are now
81 navigating officer Of Pier
! Morgan's magnificent yacht.
fersica. which has been selected
Z ID the grand naval pageant At
GFuuailon OF King Edward VII
1sxlAnd. next June. What more
hnw does a man want say hts
1z& Seated In the prov Of that
ssFsazsly be6ecked vessel, q MA
nMastgdded compass at hAs land.
aEny the van Of the worlds nzvies.
stasn represented there. Cap
~ Azssll viii shine like a ten
na ssas in a dark setting. While
AZ oregon tbs captain was al
Va Mracterszed Tor his modesty.
xtksmt likely that he win sheer
IA natural bent now that he
l2@Neh an exalted position. al
1agt Mny Of his friends ln Seattle
AZ FEssTtrE whether he will dts
~ n wide-bostomed trousers Of
= Hlw for the knee pants and
str sese u the nobility. Captain
A'Sa ri here about three months
y az received his present ap-
frizeat few days since He wilI
assrrf from SeRtfie for about
~ re Is well known here and
sne g th= Oregon was very pop
~ qftcsr. He was under Captain
w. ast year, A letter was re-
- today BY Max Kuner. convey
y as Information.
~ tnited States lighthouse ten
eosuasoins arrived In the harb0r
y noFning from Astoria.
II steamer Elfhu Thomson. OF the
as1Lf4 Inc. arrived AZ Z o'clock this
''sFhoen from the north.
slae steamer Melville Dollar. % the
80 me arrived here this morning
y, - an Francisco wfth passengers
~ flTzf vessel 10 ffa ny, "a che
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
MI my

pRT TOWNSEND. May S. Brit.
wee Consul kloeker today re-
..sa q letter under date OF March
seera Ayacara. south America. an
xntlng that the crew * the ChHian
Il Flecha had mutInled of the
rs, q Chill. and murdered the cap
-. hts wife and babe, and also the
* ana second mates and steward.
~ mutineers sCuttied the vessel
al sent ashore at a small settle
~sst on the coast % chill. Before
a. could De taken into custody,
rs escaped into the mountains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
Auction Sale
OF GROCERIES and
FIXTURES
tuesday, May 6
At 1890 a. m.

A. my HaIesrOom. eco Pike street. /
viii sell a. public auction a stock Of
fine groceries. which have been re-
moved 20 my salesroom for con
venience ~ sale.
The groceries consist Of fine teas,
coffeee. spices. extracts. baking pow
dera. pickles. sauces, cereals. wash
INK powders. soaps. etc. etc, etc
Also tot Of new grauiteWare and lot
~ nails various Sizes. Sale CONE
menccs 1870 81. m, Tuesday. May
Gin. $50 pike street. J. T. Wilson,
aucti0nssgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
Old Clothes Made
New

VId NIothCt Mado
New
shlrte and waists that are slashcd
open aud then laced with ribbon are
"a triflo in advance Of those that are
only stitched or strapped. II Is not
considered In the best taste TO uso
this means 90 decoration. save on
gowns meant for somewhat Cerr.
mouious occasions. There Is por-
traycd, Tor example. tiack cloth
calling dress that has been tdeallsrd
and reincarnatcd from wardrobe
OF last year by the discreet and in
expensive Introduction ~ slashlnea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
SARGENT,S NAME
HANDED IN

WASHINGTON. -. G. MAY s.
President Roosevelt today nominated
Frank r. Sargent 20 be commits
siouer Of immigration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
THREE FIRES

DALLAS. Tex. May S.-Ftre this
morning ala 500. 600 worth Of dam
axe 70 property principally 20 thu
Southern Pacific freight warehouse
Ia this city. At Holland four ~ the
largest brick stores were burned last
night with a loss OF $4,000 The
city hotel and other property at
Paradise also burned last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
ON WARPATH

TUCSON. Ariz.. May THE Yaqui
Indians made an assault upon the
Vicens Alvarez hacienda near Quay
amas. MeEico. Sunday killing Al
varez and three others. 10 is be-
iieved that the Yaquis have planned
q general raid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
U. S. Civil Service

The United states civil service
commission announces that on June
3 examinations viii be- held for the
following positions.
Assistant engineer o. s. penitru-
unry service. SALARY $500 per auuum
Henmaffesa 81 the Indian service,
salary $40 Per 0nnum.
The Edmouds and Everett baseball
teams played an exciting game at the
EimondH baseball grounds yesterday.
IN the tenth inning the score was
even.
-=~ - =asaa-s
Dunlap, real estate. 50 Union block
=f -
Commencement Tho Ivy Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
DOCK FIRE

LONDON. May s-A great fr. IL
raging on the docks and two Inn
mense drug warehouses have been
destroyed The nsmsr arr spread
ing and the entire dockax~ Is threat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
PLEADS GUILTY

PfTTSHtRG. May Mrs. Cath
crime Soffei pleaded guilty this
morning 90 aiding the Hiddie broth
efA 20 ercepe fTominil Sentence
vas deferred uutl Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
PIANO NEWS
a Good Story VIII Always Scar Re.
peatins. One Hundred and Twelve
ii2) instruments We're Sold by
o. s. Johnston 9 Co. Last Month

Prices did Il and are producing still
greater results fer this month.
New Pianos noys only $500.
sfs2 90. ste3oo and s2o5.0o for the
regular $4,000. $500, s325.oo and
$4,000 styles. New Organs $500,
$500 and $500. being but little
more than half their actual value.
Every instrument fully warranted
by tho manufacturer and our.
selves.
Such great bargains In fine pianos
and organs and on such easy terms
ARE setting tho people thinking
Everybody who "a contemplating the
purchase of either. n doing their
best 20 buy now.
The past has been q period 81 most
unusual offerings IN the sale OF com
mnditieH Of every nature, but never
before has the opportunity been pre-
scented nH now. az our great clear
ance. Improvement md surplus
stock sale, IN progress at 903 Second
avenue. whereby private individuals
can purchase nuc new standard
pianos for leEH money than many
dealers ordinarily buy them for cash.
Among the higher grades we have
some Of the most beautiful pianos
you ever aHw. regular price SAYS.
now 1886. others ti25. now $3.50. also
a number of $3.50 styles now going
At g220. the biggest values ever Of
fered here.
Price reductions genuine. no mis-
representation; easy terms.
~ ~ UnUsaFNTnnf IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
Trial OF Tex Richard

The trial ~ Tex Richard. the gam
bier whose house was ral1ed by the
police Saturday night. will come M
before Police Judge George Wednea-
day afternoon 40 y NJ. Humphrles
& BOstwlck appear Tor the defendant.
-a---fs--.
Engravnd earda--Thn Ivy Prnaa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-05
RANGER
COMES OUT
ALL RIGHT
ashsfated in the Trans-klaskan
Mlx.UD

Il rials and tribulations of the
.saa-Aiaskan Railway Company
- IL president and general man
Z 8 Granger. were brought 10
a-ieabie conclusion In The su-
49,. court this morning when
80 iaLiman signed an order dis
With prejudice - another ac-
q ~ s1lt ~ the company against
~ Mrs. Granger and +. s..
49, worth. treasurer OF the com
~. suit vas BROUGHT several
-. ase ana vas Feuaa tlOnai The
r'ng charged Mr. Granger and
-eaFfnWorfh win aU Kinds "
anse. mi8fsssanca aud mall
e-s.a $3.50 u office and asked FOR an
a,.,a'.lAs and a temporary re-
! ~. order enjOiulng them from
80. way holding the company's
''7'f bending the nit.
sAds General Dsniai
~ 9farger and Mrs. Leaven-
~ through AttOrnfyR Humpn~
~ nystWick. made "a general de-
s.,..ssal mad sueceeded ln having the
a..sins order Dissolved when
al !. seldeu. general counsel
o. f9mpany, arrived On the scene
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WET LOO. May B.-This after
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900 HOUSES BURN

BUDAPEST. Hungary. May S.
Two hundred houses az the health
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day.
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BREAHFASTSuawbcrrlcs wheat
I let cream. hroilcd chops. stewcd po.
[ tatUra, toast coffee
LUNCHEON -- Dreamed sweet.
I breads GA toast, vEg salad. fruit
l tea. cake.
DINNER Tomato houluon. frlc.
bHrcd chicken, mashed potatoes
crcnmed onions. celery. frozen fruit
I salad. cheese. waters. coffee.