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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
COOK
LAYS PLANS
Is Going 10 Make Headquarters a
Model Building

Since the city council has prac-
tirally decided to make an extra up-
preparation for the new IRE head
quarters M Third avenue south aud
jackson street, chief Ralph Cook
has been formulating plans ana
h,hcmvH TO make the establishment
~ the mechanical ana electrical
alarm apparatus as perfect a. pos
nihlr. When the engine house II COM
pletrd nothing WIN be- lott undone 20
have everything IN iirHt- class shape
To provide for the least loss Of time
IN answering an alarm.
Chief Cook has also few new
ideas which he viii sndeavor TO have
Installed Ia connection with the new
building one OF these ih ID system
of lights throughout the city ~ that
almost every person ia the down
town districts may know when there
81 IRE
Its proposal ~ TO have arc lights
put up ut several 81 the most prom
inent and busiest street Intersections
down town. such as Second avenue
and Yralcr way. Second avenue and
Madison street. First avenue and
Madison street. SECOND avenue and
Pike street. etc. These are lights viii
have red globes and when au alntm
b. turned in at headquarters these
lights VIII b. 49, giving people
warning to look out for tbs engines
and wagons,
Considerable trouble has brrn ex-
perirncrd ard considerable time lost
in the past hy delays 60 the appnr-
atun ogcnHiuued by bluekndaR by
street ears aud express wagons
There ~ besides some danger 20 ths
public. especially al the noon OF
evening hours when hundreds OF peo-
pie eonErrEnte and wait for cars
with these rcd lights burning the
public viii knuW when there IL firs
ana can get on the sidewalk. The
mutormru and Ertpmen of the cars
can also see the lights and can have
/ their cars under good control when
arriving nt the corners. 20 as 81
make sudden stop " necessary.
Drivers % express and delivery
wagons VIII also have warning and
Re on the lockout for the department,
aud get out ~ tho way Chisf Cook
believes that hta suggestion " pruc.
tioahlr and viii be ~ consldern bic
benefit both 10 regard "a aavtne
time In getting 20 IRE and lessen.
lng thT liability ~ Injury TO teams
or pedestrians The chief has hiHd
several other auggraiiann under con
temptation which he sill advocate
when the building Is being con.
structra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
THE SHIPS
THAT SAIL
Newsy Notes OF the Harbor
and Sea Vessels That
Come and Go

Tho steamer city OF Everett H. on
the Flyers run between here and
Tacoma. pending repairs being done
ON the iattera Anout.
l.. II. Gray. agent OF the Pollard
steamship line here, has received
notice that he has been promoted TO
the position OF traito agent. with
jurisdiction over the entire Sound
territory British Columbia and
Alaska.
The four masted British bark
Howard u, Troop, with "a cargo or
tJ0,a5i bushels OF wheat. Will clear
the Sound Va day or tive for
Queenstown, She Is now having
some repairs done 10 her rigging at
Tacoma.
The steamer Iroauois. from British
Columbia. h. expected here daily.
She comca FOR cargo Of meats from
the Frye hruhn 60, and wheat from
the Centennial mill.
The little steamer Newport, ~ the
Pacific Packing ana Navigation
Company line, " prov isionmg prep
ntntury e. taking "A run up Go some
of the cnmpauys cauuuries next
week She win not go ON her rrgu-
Jar western run until April.
The wrecked schooner Minnie a.
Calne has now been moved nix feet
ncares the dpvp water, A few days
more and the schooner will bee afiuat.
The steamer Cottage city, 90 the
Pacific Coast line. sails Tor sitkh Fri-
day, February q. ~ 2 y. "a.
The steamer Albion carried the
biggest crowd OF the season 90 hre-
merton yesterday morning. Her up
per deck Vas crowded with passcu-
gers.
The steamer Nome city - now AZ
the bunkcrs coaling up. preparatory
20 taking the place OF the steamer
Eilhu Thomson, on the Naldcs run,
The latter. which Is now due from
the north. viii lay over trip or two
10 have some needed repairs made.
The steamer Victoria has arrived
at Iadysmith 20 load coal for San
Francisco. ThH IN her first trip since
she received her new propeller and
shaft at the EHauimault Marine rall-
way. The salvage claim made
against her by the Collier san Mateo
has been settled In England by an
award Of SIC 900
The bark Altavela has sailed from
Victoria for ostsnd. Belgium. with a
cargo OF lumber
The steamer Maiuiander. on the
Seattle Vancouver route. which ran
on ST Clair island about three weeks
ago. resumed her run last night
The steamer City OF Fuebla. OF the
Pacific Coast Company. arrived here
early this morning from san Fran
cisco with 20 passengers and l.opa
tons % freight
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MAY Get A
NEW TRIAL
COrdelia BOtkin Murder
Case Is Reviewed

WASHINGTON, u. O., Feb. H.
Proceedings for new trial OF the
Botkin case IN California may soon
be Instituted by an action Of the su-
preme court. when court reconyenes
FEBRUARY - the attorney general Of
california VIII move 10 dismiss an
appeal In habcaa corpus 81 the feat
ufs of the case. Representative
COombn. Or California, On behalf Of
Mrh. Botkin. VIII consent to this or
der that proceedings for a new trial
may be begun in California. The
court VIII. according 10 precedent,
grant the motion.
The BOtkiu case was one 81 the
most remarkable on record ln tho
courts 81 California. Cordelia Bot
KIN was tried ana convicted u send
ing through the mails box OF poia-
oncd candy % the wife Of John Dun
ming ia Delaware. DunnlnR was IN.
Innate with Mrs Botkn His wife
ana sister died from the poison. In
the trial which followed Mr.. Botkln
the husband of the accused. assisted
her 10 nGht the case. and az its con-
cluslon secured a divorce. Mrs
Botkiu EOt life sentence.
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nssiNG QUOTATIONS.
lenaREcTED DAiLYD
srsen Fruit

L-aas-sLTSGs1 Rats a box: cooking
apples akSts9. eating apples. az
119. raasss. s. 9002.T5. bananas,
NlsG3ia pe4rs il.251t 80. cranber-
ries, t8M r.s narrai. nine
apples zoe ~ dozen. Jap or
aases Ae1gLB Der Pkg: Seeding
oranges A-se1@ lines. s. ooas.5o.
, ,sss' tanssriass s1-7s. grape fruit.
Vegetables
Potaioes-is4a9Gz7.s0 a ton. beets
s-Asi.h per sack. carrots. 700 SOC.
- sach. lettuce sLes1 90 per case.
.4-aips, gceii g. garlic Sc cabbage
..S per ewi; husks. Zoe: celery, sou
- COZ. sweet potatoes. $50
~. Chiii peppers. 254 30c: sauer
49, -sg3e. tomatoes. tl.s0 per
sIste fadlshes. tnc per doz.
parsisY @9zec. onions. s2.Tsag.00 per
~, psFznips. s5cusi.zs. caulinower.
49, pumpkins. fGft.c per 10.
etl-h squashes. Zi5c. wax beans.
-. arlehokes Sc per d9z string
~ cucumbers. 81 s0d2 %
opt' Brussels sprouts su1c. peas
sssi,r, eAssss. Eggs ana PouItry
suffer - Warrington ereameries.
~ Prints, s0d1zc. Eastern Iowa
Llsin, re. fresh ranch. tsd20c.
Native Washington. fun
lz%0l3c. Eastern. New
Lzui4c. Wisconsin. ffc.
stl.ioft, Sc. rsdam ii.08d u %
as view York, I5disc. Linn
gassl1 ' lssllc: brick, isai7c: Swiss.
va..sss- Strictly fresh ranch. z502sc.
Isa'sru. zsdzIc.
.-ss poultry-Heus. l2dI2hc. large
,ss,s iziac turkeys. f3nffc. geese,
s,elle' ducks. i7c.
.ssed poultry Turkeys. 1fdfsc:
=, j Fi2c; ducks. liQl5c. chick
Housy-i2aisc.
Provisions
.trsh meai-Cow beef. &c per ID
49,, beef I47I4c per ID. mutton,
TIC. ewes. TIC. pork. iOc
p. veal large. Sc. small. i0c.
l k.l.t,yFis.ons-Hams. f3Ac. breakfast
,,4 1c. bellies. Tic.
No. -fuzet sound. per ton. $40 .00t
M. Eastern Washington timothy,
~ alfalfa, gii00.
,sIsin.-Oats. $500. barley 5000;
-sa'' 'lz-90azz.50: corn. $500.
,.s.Ifected daily - The following
- are being offered 10 the pro-
- 70 round lots on the dock or In
car AZ Seattle.
tssssa.ih-oats. s2s O0Wz7 90. barley.
ss-- Mnsal chicken feed. $40 %
I'd bulk, 1870.
ugs strictly fresh ranch. Zfa22c.
~ creamery. 22aZ3c.
liz. -'a'lFs washington. ii0
Esgs Strictly fresh ranch 2aa2tc
.r.,.litfy- Hens. lfqiILo laree
e'ns. lie ducks. l2QiziLr turkoys.
geese. s03c.
sslys. a,ock Cows 3ihc, steers. SIC.
~ Sh91he; sheep. g.. hogs. ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
BITS OF GAlETY

Tho Womana Century club viii
mcrt Friday afternoon in ltH club
rooms. New York block. The meet
ING viii be devoted 10 the couHlderh-
ton uf CITY Government Mrs.
Nathan pcgElnger Mrs, n, ". iirint-
nall Mra. y, A stephenson. Mrs. a.
J Smoke aud Mrs VIII H. Parry viii
speak ON the subject
Miss Alma Stewart has issued In
NitationH Tor Nnlentipe party 60
be given Friday night ht the home
~ her parents. MI aud Mrs, a. II.
Stewart. ilu2 lioylHton avenue.
Mt and Mrs T.. y. Ainaworth will
entertain q number OF their friends
a. a dinner party Friday evening at
their residence. summit and Uni
NerHity, covers viii be laid Tor -
Mrs W. T. Smith Was at home 10
her friends this afternoon al her
residence. s2e First avenue west
The Sans Souci club viii give n
valentine party tonight at the old
Rainier hotel. corner Fifth avenue
and Columbia street
The Gamma chi Chapter of the
Sigma Nu fraternity OF ihc univetH.
ity OF Washington will give dance
az the Queen Anne club house. on
the sist Of February
Mrs ~ rrink viii give 81
Valentines dancing party Friday
night at hvr home. 700 rhlrticth nV-
cnue south
Miss Marion illethen entertained n
Few friends 90 cards Tuesday even
Ing az her home, 80 West High.
land drive.
Miss Ethel and Miss claire uaglry
win give luncheon on Friday az
their home. DO Second avenue north
IA honor of Miss Jessie George. OF
Portland
Mr. Fred Harmon gave - theatef
party nt the Seattle last night Miss
Jraaie George WAS guest ~ honor.
The Benedict club viii give a
dance tonight az tittlr'H hall
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heaters
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


MEN and Women"
"thfiHlophrr j." b. Htlli la high
favor a. the Seattle theuter. II viii
play out the week.
Next week the Manhattan com
pAny viii present Men and
Women" This play has been a
popular rage. Hardly any dramatic
production u recent years has
created such Honehtlon. II N
society drama and VIII give ladies
or the company an opportunity 10
display their best gowns.
"For Her Sake"
Human Hearts l. playing most
HucceHnfully nj the Third Avenue
thehter. IL runs untll Saturday night
Next week the Third Avenue viii
have Carpenters For Her Sake"
An exceptionally large and capable
cast. "A wealth Of special scenery. and
a plot u engroHsing human interest.
are among the promises made con
corning the new Russo Siberian play.
hodjesks- James Tonight
An engagement Of more than usual
prominence begins at the Grand to-
night when ModieHka and James
open iu Henry WIN" II will be
repeated tomorrow night and satur-
day matinee. and Merchant Of Ven
Ice" VIII be given Saturday night
Few plays Of Shakespeare suggest
the Ho-callsd "ali-Atur east" as does
Henry VII" In addition TO the
characters of Queen Katherine and
Cardinal W0laey. which VIII be as
aumed by Madame Modienka and
MI Louis James. respectively. there
nre also those Of the king. Lord
buckingham. the Duke Of Norfolk.
Bishop crnumsr and Anne Builen
which are only less important IN de-
gree. Managers Magenhnls and
kempsr, who are directing the en-
tefpriae. are said 10 have engaged
"a cast Or the best trained Legitimate
actors throughout, among whom
may bs mentioned Mr Norman
iinckett, the leading man Of the com
pany Mr. WadHworth Harris. Thorn.
ne Colin Cooke and Miss Loretta
! Wells
Wagner'b Band
WuEner'H band VIII give its sew.
rnth concert az the Grand next sun
day afternoon al 2 30 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
CHATTING WAS
HER LONG SUIT
Being the Tale OF a Woman Who
Talked Too Much

A woman with a baby In her arms
was chatting With some friends on
the steamer city 81 Everett yester-
day afternoon az the steamer was
getting ready 70 leave Tor Tacoma.
The whistle had blown. but stlll she
chatted- The gang plank was with
drawn, burt stlll she chatted The
little steamer was moving on when
the woman with the baby noticed
her predicamenf. and shrieked at
the top % her voice.
'oh. Cap.n. I'm lost-fe'm me of.
don't want 90 80 to Tacoma"
There was a gap u some eight or
20 feet between the steamer and the
deck, and the woman with the baby.
now nearly hystericai. was about 10
make the leap, when a ships officer
laid hands on her and prevented
- hat would have eeen surely certain
death To mother and child.
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POLICE NOTES

Barney Casey. recently arrested hy
the police. n now believed 20 be q
confederate 30 J G.. Hines. the al.
lcerd Seattle hotel burglar lie ls
charged by Detective thuhrick with
stealing an oVercoat from hallway,
Fat Welch amused himself hy
throwing bricks at e bartender ip
the standard SALOON and was arrest
cd bN ratrolwan Soaring
), Vaughan, reported missing 70
the police, has turned up alive and
well iu Eastern oregon. 4 letter Ca
this effect has been received by his
son Andrew, Ia North Rrnd
]. HacketL a hack driver. was ar
rested FOR diaorderiy conduct by or
ncer Ryan this morning,
VIM. Weber q stone cutter, is In
custody as a Nagrant lie was ar.
rested by officer McClurg
Harry ReVington. Joe Wilson
Thomas Mason. John Howard and
James Daley. ave men who are &C,
Cuscd ~ having no Visible cailinl
nor means OF support. were arrested
BY oiHccrs Chapman. Soaring, Me,
Ciurg and Freeman yesterday
I, n, Davis. n saloon keeper ~
Wukcsuu, 60 years OF axe. mNsterl
ously disappeared Ia this city Jan.
- lie came here on that date and
has not been seen since. II. Il.
Adams ~ this city reported the mat
ter % the police this mnrning. Davis
was formerly proprietor uf tho
Phoenix hotel in this city.
Two petty thefts were reported TO
the police this morulng J y. DOUG.
las ~ room 6o9 New York block. re-.
ports that someone stole his xalise
A room worker secured an oVcrcoa
from Geo. Fredericks At ii5 Ycslcr
way last night.
Policemen Ryan. Freeman and
McClurg made another 81 their peri
odtcal clean-ups OF the tendrrlmn
early this morning and eight hap
less hobos are tn jain as a result.
All are saloon loafers.
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THE MARKETS

Business Is briskcr on Western av-
rue today. The commission men
~ trying TO clean up their stocks IN
EEicipatiol % the arrival this ar
srioHn Of the California steamer.
seveTal cars OF goods arrived on
, street today. including a car %
zry and cabbage. two ears q or
! nrss and one car OF potatoes. The
eznxs market r. firmsr with no rise
gsy quoted as the merchants are
pstfY well stocked up.
i14e poultry Ia scarce today and
- market Is firmer. Receipts %
ssstsf and eggs are fair and the
rxstss ssezdv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
Op''on on Three Steamers

ssse ,..ation received from chi
q ~ a a,. hat Capt. y. -. Coming
thres ~ has received options On
fallrssgs safnsrs for tho transAIaskan
HAM. - run between Seattle and
inFp ne 'ay Alaska Capt Com
Fssssi- Deen searching for suitabIe
lseB,eo ~ several months. Those
~ ns.. afe u 1000 tons freight ana
~ ~ aaasenEer capacity - ct
Vessels ~',.a They are slugie-serew
hour. III. a speed n 10 knots an
s,sut n. ny ny WI 70 into service
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Death oil Mrs. Beman

Mrs. Caroline W Hsman. aged "a
years. died az heF late residence, 1913
East PR street. las, night. She 10
survived ~ two children. >athn a
Henau and SITES u -. pldH. both
10 this city Mrs Herman was the
grand daughter % the late Chief
Justice Whfnu. ~ Wisconsin she
had lived ia Seattle "a years
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/. o. G. 7.

Tcmplnrn present al Loyal Lodge
meeting Tuesday cycniuEiu the New
York block Six candidates were
initiated. aud about na many per-
sons proposed FOR membership, A
mock trial then took place. Mr. ..
Eapy acted ar Judge. Mr. ". l..
Cowcn. aa sheriff, nud Mrs WATSON
az clerk ~ the court Attorneys for
the prosecution. McHara o. =.
Thompson and Is. Brewer, attorneys
FOR the defense. MraHra g. A Petit
john ana V. =. NeHHrrvey. The jury
acquitted the prisoner OF the charge
OF dfuukeuunHH
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zoe a Day
STEINWhY DEALERS
Sherman, Clay { Co.
I'll Second Ave.


A Peoples Party mass convention
viii hc held commencing az two
o'clock Saturday February 18th
for the purpose ~ nominating n
ticket for city officers for the city
Of Seattle and members ~ the
Common Council. to be voted for
at the next municipal election in
the city Of Seattle Said convcn-
ton VIII be held az Grand Army
hall, second floor Collins building.
No person viii be- entitled To a scat
I'm said convention unless he shall
first sign declaration that he Will
in good faith support the ticket
that viii be nominated by said con
vention, and that he liz not a mem
Der of and is not affiliated with any
other political party or political or
Ennizatiou In support Of mum
icIpal campaign or ticket This
declaration can be signed at the
Peoples Party headquarters at any
time before the convention, and
on the day Of the convention at
the committee room adjoining the
convention hall.
n. WINSOR.
Chairman
J. w. HAIGH,
Secretary Peoples Party City
Central Committee.
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Fight OVER
MISS STONE

VIENNA. Feb. n Information
received here says another band y
briEands attacked the rAutora ~
Miss stone. Intending TO seize Der
and secure the ransom for her r~-
lease. A desperate encounter oc-
CURED between the two parties. 20
being killed and injured. Miss Stone
esrRped injury The account docs
rot say which band got the mission
airy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
Her Memory Hon0red

Memorial services IN honor Of Miss
Daisy waiting the nurse whose
death occurred February 3. were held
Ia the Lake Union Presbyterian
church yesterday morning.
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LONDON. Feb. ia-hTe Japanese
ambassador here today said the
Angio-Japanese alliance was the out
come of necessity lie said Il was
not directed especially against Rus
sia. but undoubtedly referred 70
Manchurla.
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BIG BRIDGE

TACOMA. wash. Feb. IA COM
mittee ~ Northern Pacific directors
with Daniel Lamont as chairman,
has under consideration the building
% million dollar steel bridge across
fhe Columbia az Vancouver. wash,
utilizing the recently acquired stone
piers built years ago by the Union
Pacific.
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THE RACE
QUESTION
what is Being Done at South
Park Track
FINE STOCK COMING
sIo Strings Of sIooded Horses
From California

The program for the first meet on
,s.lr new track a, South Park OF
,ns king County Fair association. 20
=, hslA next August. has been prac-
.,..av completed. The stakes are
,.,xs ana numerous. and calculated
- draw the best horses from all
over the coast
one 81 the most interesting new
.aations 20 the program already
,nnlkhea will probably Be the hur-
~ Az. Thls exciting event Is at
.-seslns mpch interest. and great
,as-s Will be taken 60 make Il a sue
eesS.
y. DIVER the management that the
N,-sss can jump. Many races 81
,ess kfsA are uarred by the actions
~ Acrsss al the hurdles. when the
Ners,s t-s not used 70 this kind %
rsrs.s eanfusion and often danger
s-ssrs ne contest. A pony race win
4. tssther feature.
Ftae 6rand StAna
n Management. after consider
~ celebration. has decided TO
raks the track grounds as fine as
say IN the country. A grand stand
vssch viii cost So. ooe viii be put mp
"A large exhibition and also a fine
Al Auiidinr will be built.
Considerable preliminary work r.
Necessary for construction % these
hulaiugs and on account % the lin
nd tine. they VIII not be completed
fnr the fall racing.
Mr.. IsigAton TALKS
Mr.. Leighton was seen by star
rporter this morning and he talked
wry fAvorahly about thu ensuing
ssscn. Seattle should be the rae
"a esnter q the circuit said he.
SORTING interest Is all righ; here.
nd the population Is large. The
svsraxe American wants 70 see a
s>o6 horse race once In a while. and
fshink that the grand stands az the
rev track will be crowded every
racing day.
Good horse. are sure to be
tfeuxht here, rs extraordinary In
eacements are advanced. Running
rares will be the favor4te sport, I
taink- Harness races DO not attract
Tie attention. People want to see
. crowd of horses start and see the
winnsr cross the tape ahead Of the
haneh. The people will be satisfied.
and I think the undertaking Is I'M
ristakably a success
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Again Postponed

The case OF tho broadsids colllsion
between the steamers Geo. = Starr
ana D0do was called yesterday
by the United States inspection
board, but was postponed until next
"wednesday on account OF some II
the important witnesses being un-
uble 10 attend. Both steamers win
bee in port that day, and all witnsgs-
ce can be present.
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TREATY

YOKOHAMA. Feb. i7.-Tt Is Off
cially announced this afternoon that
the treaty with England was laid
before parliament this morning and
well received
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Already Four Candidates

The Republican nomination Tor
corporation counsel "a being warmly
contested. There are four aablrants
up 70 date. and time for more. John
W. Pratt. Scion T. williams. l.. y.
stedman and Mitchell GILLIAN have
confessed their willingness % serve
the public. They are all lawyers tn
good standing. with a political pull.
and the convention f. liable 70 have
busy time trying 70 decide while b
one Is the most needed by the city.
Go 20 Spinning for bicycle repairs.
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London and San Francisco Rank
ttd has opened Savings Depart.
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! Furnish All Med.
icines Free

My twelve years residence and
practice Of medicine In this city
should vouch for my standing in my
profession.
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Or. waEKoner. dentist. removed 70
Globe block. cor. FIRST and Madison.
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Office suIta'
tons Are Always
Free

n you are unable TO call at my
Offices. write me FOR a Diagnosis
Blank MY HOME TREATMENT
BY CORRESPONDENCE is AL
WAYS SUCCESSFUL; AND MY
CHARGES ARE MODERATE AND
WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
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RESIGNS

CHICAGO, FEB. 13.-Prof Charles
PearBon. whore recent criticism Of
the Bible created "a sensation. today
announced his withdrawal from the
Methodist church and also his reaig-
nation az "a member OF the faculty oc
the Northwestern university.
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Albert Hansen z z.@ns.

The largest jswelry house In tina
Northwest.
When buying articles advertised In
this paper, speak 81 the Star
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once Hours-g "A. m, to ~ m. to
8, TO y. m. Sundays, 10 a. IN. to
y. IN.
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New Baby Girl

At 3 o'clock yesterday a dAugh-
ter was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. II. IL.
petley OF ga Federal avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13

WuEnerH band VIII give its sew
rnth concert az the Grand next sun
day afternoon az go o'clock.
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GO % Spinning Tor bicycle repairs