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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27

rMullin and Gleason Go 20
Rounds

sEDRO- WooLLEY. Jan. 27.--The
large and enthusiasts audience that
greeted tho second meeting OF Bar
uey Munln and Larry Gleason in q
su.found glove contest here Saturday
night. were not disappointed in their
expectations ~ seeing close ana oNs
citing contest. GLEASON won the
former contest ia the ikih round.
bat Mullln. the local contestant
showed much Improvement under
Nick Huriry's coaching and, n any
thing had slightly che better ~ the
SO.
Gleason was hardly up 20 his usual
standard in clcyerncaa and scented
90 fear that his stronger opponent
had something up his sleeve.
Ia the FIRST three rounds hcnors
we're easy. but from then on 20 the
seventh Clemson had rather the bet
ter Of it. Mnilin walked up ~ the
seventh and forced the nghting aud
continued % DO 20 tlll Ia the last
two rounds In the eighth Muilln
scored clean knock-duWn and drew
nraf blood In the ninth BY left
swing on the eyc.
Gleason seemed TO be weakening
and ciinched frequently. but Muilin
failed To foiinw up his advantage.
and from then the nghting was
slower tili IN the last two rounds. in
which Gleason shows the better
work
According to previous announce
ment both men being ON their feet
"a the end 81 the @0th round Referee
Arthur w. Crane. 81 the Seattle
Athletic club. decided the contest a
draw.
Mex hurley. MHt McGraih and
8icfy Graham occupied Mulltn >
corner while Perry Queenhn. JACK
f'rrdfiekR and kid AmundHon did
the hauurH for Gleason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
IN MEMORY
Of BURNS

r-apea W.th flags Of Bonnie Scot
,.na esrnAniA hall Saturday night
"a. tAe Neae Of the most success
IN saneay Burns anniversary ever
N,,s = seattlc. The members OF
~ esnnlstees having the affair tn
eesrss ssrs dressed in highland cos
tameS
a. elaborate program had been ar
rsnssa ard was eNceliently carried
eut Prot. n. Mcktnn0n played the
hsspipes and Scottish lads and las
- appeared IN the historic high
land filings. The following Is the
pcxram.
sdares !. !. Hon. J. ]. McCafferty
Highland Fling .....,,.. Prof. Gordon
sword Dance ........ Mise Mckinnon
Spne. My Hame Is Where the
Heather Blooms ~. ............
y. ....... Miss Susie McArdle
Aeccnpanist. Miss t.ixzss Mcdonald.
RNftatlcH ...s.. .....-... W. j. Cole
Serx ............ Miss G. cowley
lnss.and Reel and Reel OF Turioch
Nsxrs Graham and McAskill,
NsHrs Gordon and McKinnon.
Srg =. s..4.. puixeF Brothers
Hrnand Fling Little Marie Ross
Highland ladies" -. ..... 80.
PIT. Gordon and Miss McKinnon
Selections on Ragpipss -. .........
...... .......... Prof. HI. Mcklnn0n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
THE CUSHMAN
PRIZE ESSAY
Terms Announced in Contes,inu
Tor The 500

The state superintendent OF public
instruction has announced the terms
81 the contest foe the prise % 500
recently offered By Congressman
Cushman for the best essay on the
state Of Washington. written By any
bona fide pupil of either seventh or
eighth grade. outside % Pierce coun-
~. These essays must be
/. Historical From earliest dis
coveries 20 date:
2 Geographical -- Giving general
description ~ the state.
q Industrial showing chief in
duNtrias Of the state.
4 Stating facts In
regard to shipping and trade.
g. Must show natural resources In
a general way.
8. May contain miscellaneous mat
i. The essay 20 contain not more
than 1000 words.
The following plans and conditions
for the writing 81 the essays must
be strictly observed
1. Contest 20 be open to al bona
fide pupils 81 either seventh OF
eighth grade.
2. All essays in any given school
10 be written AT the same time, the
time Of writing having been pre-
vloualy announced BY the teacher.
3. No assistance 10 be allowed IN
the way ~ notes. books or suEEce-
tions of any kind from any person
during the time ~ writing
4. one trial and only one 20 be al
lowed each pupil
5. All manuscripts to be written
In ink, and no corrections allowed
after the manuscript has been turn
ed over 20 teacher.
s. All manuscripts to be turned
over 10 the presiding teacher ~ soon
az completed.
The following plan for the examln-
alton OF the manuscripts and select
ing u the best essay shall be oh
served.
4. The essays from school TO be
examined by board Of three per-
sons chosen by the teacher, prin-
cipals or city superintendent.
Each board 10 choose tho essay
which they regard az best, aud Tor
ward Il 10 the county superintendent
not later than May 20.
3. Prize essays from the several
schooia TO be examined by eighth
grade examiners. and the best one
selected and forwarded to this office
not later than June 10.
Final award 10 be made by the
state hoard Of education at itH an
uual meeting IN June 1902, and am
nounCed 10 Congressman Cuahman.
In determining the relative merits
Of essays, spelling, punctuation.
geatneea, general construction and
gtylc should be taken into consider
alton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
A SUNDAY SCHOOL WEEK

me ministers OF the city met this
e.Sining. DR. w. A. spalding in the
, There Was a very large at
melting.
~ ". 9. Merritt. from Tacoma,
s.'.'f oi the Sunday school Worker,
~, 80 present. He said thar q can
~ p me city ~ Philadelphia was
~. ~ being taken IN the interest Of
~ sunday schools. and that they
49, 800 endeavoring 10 bring the rising
sssT.nsfafion there into decision for
,t1lhL He wanted 70 have some
.als q the same kind done In this
Inc association expressed its
.----.vsl q the object. and referred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
100 WOMEN PLEAD
FOR lIUIM'g LIFE

OLYMPIA. Jan. ss.--Lum You. the
,.,,irese VINO Is under death sentence
:, south nend FOR the murder OF
D.,sr Riootn and who attracted so
s,,..e attention by his nonChalant
ENC from jan and subsequent re-
'srlnrr. is not without synpathiEers
- active friends. strange as the
80 NAV seem bis strongest friends
- wonen Of South Rend.
pstitian was received by Gov
.,nor Mcbride today signed by 100
remen q south BEND asking for eN-
skn,iyc elemenCy and praying for at
,esst communication Of the sentence.
w. petition set forth that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits
were issued this morning at the city
engineers office: To g. Faure 20
build a store and residence at 1910
IL Caller street. 10 cost $500. 20 Mrs
$. A. Davier for a 2-atOry frame
house at 1918 Fourth avenue, to cost
5ifO0. 10 l.. Weldon fOr l-story
house at 322 Nineteenth avenue. to
cost $500. 10 J. A. Hail for g
story frame residence at J33 Eight
eenLh aNcnne. % cost slnl0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
POLICE NOTES

M Fnosnix stamp Company. Of
49, Fsnta aventie. have griep p
No.. according % "A report they
49, q Detective Bank al police
ss ,rsaafters one u their saleamen
ts 49,. Parker has cleared out with
es.a ample case and samples. The
C, asa contents are very valuable.
Ju,,sass o9arra was fined 800 By
csnn george today for petit lar
ma re Was arrested bv Patrol
NJ zimmerman Saturday afternoon
M, \. ainK an OvercOat from i d,1rn-
ia y 'front.' of First avenue cloth
Ter 49, me arrest was made af-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
HORSE NEGLECTED.
FOR SOME WHISKY

W. W. Brerning. a grading con-
tractor, vas found guilty BY Justice
vcoFse today o. not properly attend
inS 70 bis horses and vas fined SIS
ana eoss& The fine was suspended
khe o1ense Is not repeated
browning u accused Of allowing
~ horse 70 stand out with little n
ny sneiier during the first day and
naxn' % the storm just past. II was
proved and admitted bv the defend
~ tEat the money that should be
spsnt ior food and shelter for the
sa.nais vas spent for drink. Brown
sayh that or the day temporary
snelisr was being built principally
y ~ wife, he bought a bottle Of
wkAsky.
order that his better half might
- sse MIN with the liquor. drunk u.
.n ~ day Of the storm, when the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27

OF lectures on "Ellinh.' Tho theme
was prayer nH illustrated in the NE
Of Elijah. Who has the right TO
pray, rs hen, how and FOR what should
we pray. and tho results az true
prayer. n was delivered with such
chruoatncan that u held the closest
attention throughout Or Spnlding D.
theme next Sabbath morning VIII
hc. "Thr Failures of Elijah
The congregation was delighted
hy the announcement that the en-
tire debt against the church build
Ing had been pledged by the mem
beers, and win be- paid by the end OF
the present year 4 lot has been
secured on Rcnton hin north Of
Madison street. and arrangements
are being made 60 open IA mission
there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
COMES into
PIKE STREET

m street. committee ~ the city
cegrxf ret this morning and adopt
ed tie proposed route nf WeStlake
ssen1e from Pike street TO Denny
way A. the council topight their
gefart vii be presented. No action
~1 tzken IN regard 20 the improve
wx.t n Queen Anne hill. although
ssHF-zl protests against the work
wen bard.
~ Fefoxk the sewer committee
ret ~ rszsined IN session only a
lev Essafss a. Councilman Rinehart
was e4Ae1 sway. Afterwards the
poilFe Aesns- and revenue commit
zee met sna heard protests against
me estahanarnsnt Of a saloon on
Fairview avsuue and Harrishou
street. The COMMITTEE viii In all
Probability report unfavorabIy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
Commercial Committees

The Lake Washington canal COM
miiiee Of the Chamber of Commerce.
viii meet tomorrow at 1880 AT the
Butler hotel.
The committee on national affairs
viii meet az II 20 o'clock on Wednes-
day. Among the matters TO be dis
cussed are a submarine canal TO
Alaska. the isfhmian canal and reg
ulation % rates on the White Pass
A. Yukon railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
TWO FIRES

The fire department was called out
twice today 10 extinguish small
biaxes. This morning chimney
fire In n residence at i13 Twenty
first avenue was the occasion OF a
run.
At 3.2S o'clock this afternoon a
flame from plumbers furnace set
fire 20 a house owned BY Scott Rem
t.srnin on Pine street. between Third
and Fourth avenues. Chief Cook es-
Inmates the damage az about $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
CLIMATE REPORT


The December climate report for
Washington Just published by the
weather bureau has the following.
December. 1901. was a month char.
actrrlEed by fewer rainy day than
usually prevail IN December. and the
total amount OF precipitation Was
decidedly less than normal Although
the mean temperature was only
slightly above tho normal, the uni
gnrmity 81 temperature throughout
nearly the whole month gave Il a
mild character. as there were no He-
we're cold spells.
The highest fhermometer readings
occurred on widely different dates In
different localities. The lat 20 bth
WAS a warm spell IN the western sec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27

the matter 10 the executive commit
tee to prepare a resolution on the
subject. The committee decommend-
ed that a special committee repre-
scntinE the denominations be asked
to formulate a plan Of work for a
Sunday school week, and that this
committee be asked 10 open the dis
cussionH with brief addresses repre-
seuting their denominations. Rev.
n. W. GilChrist 70 represent the
Presbytcrlans. Rev Lambert Woods
the ConRregati0nalista. Rev. l.. J.
Sawyer the Bnptis1s. Rev. r. r.
ReVeile the Methodisfs. and Rev y.
r.. Lingenfelter the Christian church.
The recommendation was adopted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27

ton, and "a warm spell from the 2lat
90 INC gam. Inclusive. was quite gem
GRAZ. a moderate cool Fprll lasted
from about the 10th "a The 18th.
The coolest section OF the state WAS
in Ferry okanogan and Douglas
counties. whore the mean tcmpcfa-
ture was below ~ degrees, while the
warmcHt locality WAS IN Pacific
county where the mean was above
90 degrees.
over The great plain Of the Column
hin the precipitation was less than
one inch, while over the remainder
" %" eastern section ~ varied from
one 70 four Inches. There WAS very
little snow, averaging two inches.
ana reaching nH high nB nine inches
in two on three localities. Through
out the western section the preclpi-
tntion was upwards Of four inches.
except in the lower Sound region.
where Il varied from i.g2 at Port
Townsend ana ig1 81 Whatcom 20
80 az Seattle. and 3.i8 at East
sound. There was no snow except
ia The mountains ana foothills.
Temperature
The monthly mean temperature
WAS 81 degrees, which was o. degrees
above the normal. n was 322 de-
EretH ~ the eastern section. or 10
degrees above normal and ~ de-
FfefH ga the western section. or about
normal The highest monthly mean
waa 4f.3 degrees, al llwaco. Pacific
county. ana the lowest mean was 2I.2
degrees. az Wateryine, Douglas
county, The maximum temperature
was G6 degrees. a. East sound. on
the SIN. The minimum temperature
was degrees. Nurthport. on the
18TH. The greatest monthly range
was ~ degrees. az SunnyEide. The
least monthly range was % degrees.
LOT Neah bay The greatest daily
range was 81 degrees. al Wenatchee
Precipitation
The monthly average was asl
Inches, which wae isf below normal.
~ was l.3s IN the eastern section. or
0ta below normal. ana sos in the
western rnciion. OF 2 - below normal
The greatest monthly amount nt any
station was 1903 at Clearwater. and
ihr least monthly amount was 0z3.
ut tutzvillc. Buchanan'R Farm, I'VE
miles from Rltzviiie. had 059. The
greatest rainfall In "a hours was
p ta. af ilwnco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
GOOD And
BAD ACTOR

Ralph Stuart ~ the Manhattan
Co. had IAN adventure With pair
~ hold ups shortly after midnight
sunday morning. Ito had lust left
the Seattle thcator when two men
stepped from the alley near the stage
entrance ana ordered him Go hold
up his hands, MIR stuart in.nn uth.
lctc NJ we'll az an actor, aud he held
up one. hand 30 suddenly towards the
nearest man, that ID. Ia sporting YER
uaculur pushed I'm IN the face"
A. this party fell. his companion ran.
ana when the fallen one arose Mr..
Stuart gave him a start with "a hot
foot Mr. Stuart did not report tho
occurrence TO the police. as he says
he has nothing 90 complain Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
Expensive Clothing

John Burke and Frank Anderson
were fined 800 each by Justice
George this morning for petit lar
ceny. They pleaded guilty 70 steal
Ing a quantity Of clothing from =
clothing store In the southern part
Of tine city Patrolman Burkman
made the arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
SATURDAY
HALF-HOLIDAY

on and after Saturday, Feb. Is
the members OF the Carpenters
union win have Saturday afte~noon
as holiday. Action was taken on
the matter az recent meeting OF
the union. ana all contractors have
been notified.
No opposition from the contractors
has been met. and a. the union does
not demand pay for the half day, no
trouble h anticipated.
Members % the union are Indignant
over an editorial recently publish
ed In local evening paper. which
stated that an Increase la wages
was demanded and predicting srri-
Gus complications. They say the
article was entirely unealled FOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
TH0MAS-CARTER

CHICAGO. Ill.. jpn. g7.-Tho mar
rinEc 81 Miss Marian Thomas,
daughter OF Theodore Thomas, the
great director ana GHlen Carter OF
New York. tool, place today owing
Co "a recent bereavement In the fam
NY Of the bride, the ceremony was
strictly private.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
DISCUSS
REVENUES
War Taxes May Be Re-
duCed by Congress

WASHINGTON, -. g.. Jan. 81
The house committee on ways ana
means began the consideration u
the question OF reduction on war
revenue taxation.
The tea tax was first discussed.
The tea Interests urged upon the
committee the necessity 81 romoN
ms tho tax ~ 10 cents pound on
tcu.
brewers followed the tea men.
They want Il reduction ~ the pres
ont 81 G0-tax to one OF 81 90 per bar
rel. which is the same AZ that IN
existence before tho Spanish war.
Dubois Denouness
In tho senate today Dubois uf
Idaho, rising To- question 81 per-
HonAl privilege, denounced Gen.
wheaton for adversely criticiflnR
the acnate'a majority report on the
Philippines tariff biz. and said the
president should feprimand him. lie
said he did not know Wheaton, but
presumed he vas "a charity boy cd
ucnted by thc government"
The debate then became general
many senators defending Wheaton.
but no action was taken.
Increases Service
The poHtufrcc department has
awarded contracts a. the He'd ID
steamship iinc which. supplement
ing existing service. provide a regu-
lar weekly ocean service out Of New
York aud Venezuelan ports and
regular weekly service TO Porto
Rico The present service la three
trips month 60 each uf these ports.
The mew service viii begin March
j. and ~ as follows
New York 20 Puerto cabeiio. Ven
cxurla. calling az san Juan. cura-
cno and Ia auaira once every two
weeks. Contract rate tl.e0 mile.
New York g. MRracaibo. NeneHu-
ella. touching AZ La Guaira and Cura-
Gao once every two weeks. This
latter route does not touch AZ san
Juan. Contract. 90 20 cents "A mile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
Eight iolly vaqs

Cur s inner Ryan, Freeman and Me-
spd y, maze q roundup Of fbo lower
esedse own this morning ana s,,c.
b.. y begging eight baplers no
rhss + ,.is,lith, Pat Welch. ". DOYLE.
peier.,a.s'' ia.stfofn, Frank Haina Sele
Mas Haffy Barefnau ana E.s.i
WASH. ait me names given There
ehaf,aa eent IN the crowd Am arc
'a a. c's9rderly persons %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27

The funeral Of Mrs. Agnes NJ
Duke was held from Bonney e.
Stewards chapel at / O'Clock yeater-
day afternoon under the auspices Of
JOHN r. Miller Post No. 81. W. n. q.
Interment IN Lake View cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
Killed by IRAN

The BODY Of an unknown man was
fuund near the railroad track two
ri,es west Of L.eRry. Wash. early
this morning by section men. The
rar was evidently killed by a.
N9rthern Pacific train. H. $. McIn-
syfe. station agent at Leary, teie-
Eraphed ~. facts a. the case 10 the
eaFuners office here. Coroner H0yc
h nov az I.eary on another case and
VII probably take this one up at
ence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
H. J. 0lany Killed

81. ]. Olany, an employe OF lum-
her mill al port Gamble, was fatally
injured Saturday by the caving In Of
a wharf at that place. Olany was
working on the wharf when 81 sud
denly gave way and fell, having been
weakened by the storm. lie was
caught by the debris and his body
crushed. Death followed almost in
gtautIy. News OF the casualty was
brought 10 Bonney x Stewart, OF this
clty. yesterday. The funeral viii
take place at ~. Gamble under the
auspices ~ Friendship Lodge No. H..
I. o. o. r., Of which he was a mem
Der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
new MAP OF
LAKE UNION

a new map Of Lake Union can now
be seen At the United States office.
room eO2 Burke building. This map
shows the harhor lines az originally
proposed. and all changes that have
been suggested up 70 the present
date by property owners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
REPORTERS NOTES

". r. Hamburg has made a propo-
sition 20 the city council to buy the
bufaioca that have been on exhibit
ton BY CarEtens Bros. for some time
The China Mutual steamer PAX
Ling from Liverpool and the orient
is reported from Port Townsend
she Is at quarantine station today
and win arrive here tomorrow morn
ing
The Northern Pacific station agent
al Interplay reported 70 the police
today that he found several boxes
Of smoking and chewing tobacco in
an empty freight car. II In beiiev-
ed TO be the product Of n petty theft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
Battalion Drill

on Thursday January 80. bat
TALON drili aud bail will BE- given BY
companies - and - % the National
Guard lu Armory hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27
IN Housts OF WORSHIP
Rsv. Thomas FIRST Sermon

Rev. y. $. Thomas. the newly app
pointed pastor OF the Wesley Meth
udi~t Episcopal church Of South See
attic, delivered his initial sermon last
night before congregation that was
large considering the threatening
condition OF the weather.
lie took his text from ! Timothy,
rs n viii, therefore that men pray
everywhere. uftirg up holy huudh
without wrath and douhtnK It's
sermon Was in part na follows
''rhe desire ot men in this age SIS
GO acquire power Meu bend every
energy 90 become powerful They
devise cunning EchrmrH. they study
how 90 gain control uf powerful
forces.
You remember the story Of
Ophir who desired power how he
first Joined himself tu the magyar, but
hearing 81 the more powerful kiua,
left the magyar ana Joined him
Later ne learned uf ihe dgKiia
greater power and joined him But
last Of all he chose Jesus Christ. the
great and all-powcrfui Nazarere.
aud became the great ChrlHtophrr.
so should we take lesson from
him and also Join Christ
We are apt 90 think the day Of
poMrr u past. but To ih not Tot au We
not every day read OF the great ana
wonderful forces % God The
mighty wind. the fearful volcano.
the great forces Of nature. all con-
troiled by the Almighty
There h a power in the religion
or Jesus Christ that Va supreme. No
man ever died for the sake OF an in
tsllectual truth. yet thousands yield
up thrir lives in preference 60 re-
nouncinF their faith IN God.
Il read IN the Bible % power
which drfira the fery furnace ana
laughs az the lions den. sea Of a
power that even mncka death and AZ
last carries ita followers over the
great. Hullen stream and places them
forever IN the haven Of rest
Il see a tendency % so nstra 3
from Cod IN seeking power. Ny fear
for this. the greatest nation under
heaven, w that In her prosperity nhr
may forget God
May we fully realize that the
greatest power Go men ileN IN serving
God. and 20 may we worship Him in
spirit and IN truth"
rhs life Of EiiiaA
DIR w Eeatfffss sr..ss ..... -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27

The jeweiry and general merchan-
disc store 81 NJ. r. Show az Buckley.
Wash, was broken into by burglars
Saturday night. evidently By three
men. They made away with large
quantity 81 jeweiry and Some cloth
ing Three complete outfits Of
clothes were stolen by the thieves
who left their old outfits I'm the
store. The Seattle police have been
asked To look out for the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27

Oriental Is without friends and that
many cNtcnuatlng circumstances
should have been considered In the
trial. among which was the unpro-
Vokcd attack by Bloom and the In
furics received by Lum You.
The petition lacked the signatures
OF the Judge who tried the case. the
prosecuting attorney or any OF the
Jurors. hence was irregular. The
governor called the attention OF the
signerS to these features and re-
turned the document. asking that it
BE- presented in due LEGAL form. when
Il would be given consideration.
Lum You Is to be hanged January 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27

London and San Francisco Bank,
Ltd. opens Savings Department Feb.
4. li2 Cherry street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27

Diamond Ice--Thats what you need
10 keep cool. Tel, Main 1859.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27

animals were Ia the cold browning
admitted taking "a few drinks"
The court suspended the fine as
money taken from him would only
make the burden harder FOR his wife
and child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-27

DR.. W. A. spaldinE gave another
strong sermon yeaferdnv 20 hlm con
gregntiUn Ia the United Presbyterian
church. corner sixth avenue and
seneca street. in hts regular course