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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
CAPTURE
OCTOPUS

A his. uFfs ocsopu- or devil fsh.
hangs IN front Of a water front fish
market today. II was captured
after exciting struggle IN Hood
canal Saturday night ty two Italian
hshertuen. f.uigo NAeca and n An
tonic They brought their prise TO
the city this uaFniag n their sioop
A. uroef Of their dangerous en-
counter with the ntanstcr thr Itai-
hans exhibit 10 yards Of torn scins
and a broken ear.
The men were setninE for small
fish near the mouth o. the canal
when the monster became entangied
In the nrt. WITH his powerful ten
ttcles he commenced 10 maize shreds
- n. " bile the fishermen hauled hirs
10 the surfaees oner on top he riade
his eartofs hustle 70 keen out OF the
way q hts long arms.
varca battered the monster with
an oar until he Was fnotionlsss. then
hauled him into the boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
FOR CHARITY
ORGANIZATION

The day nursery At s0s Ninth ave-
nue. south "Opens tomorrow In charge
Of the res matHoH. Mrs. shrinef
since tne first u the month the In
stitution has suspended operations 70
allow the rssafns ~ the huiidi1x 20
b renovated and repaired.
Secretary Thwfng u the Charity
orKauixafion sertety. which conducts
che nursery states that the demand
60 have chiiffeu taken care Of al the
nursery IA On the inrreass. ans that
the institution il becoming n bo1n
to mothers who work during the day.
The Charity Organization society
held its regular monthly meeting
Monday. The reiiff committee re-
ported that Il had put out So to-
wards chs ritab4e work during the
month. The seefets-y reported to-
tal expenditure II t1f7. recs pfs t11f
Out ~ - cases requiring heip during
the month u we're families
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
ANCIENT
SH!PYARD
RAILROAD SURVIVORS MAKE
INTERFERING DISCOVERY IN
ALASKA

Passengers who returned ffon
NaldrE yesterday on the steamer
Bertha report that surveyors work .
Inns ON the Alaska Central rNilfond
have discovered on the shore ~
Rfsuffe etiun hHN the deeANcd tins
hers Of the Hfst shtpyArd establish .
80 lbs the Northwest Al this yard
IN tfat. the Hrst ship built La Alas
~ vas launched.
In tlsl Sheiikaf. who at thar time
WIS manager Of the Russian fnf
cnmpuny. which had an exclusive
Franchise TO hunt aud trade La the
ISLANDS aud along the mainland "
Alaska. dispatched "a Ehlpluad OF
IRON. cerdasu. eamNus aud other ma
teFial fran siberia 10 kodiak FOR the
construction Of the vessel, The yes
rrl Was Ia command 81 Captain
Shields. an English HhipwriEht. who
had lrft the English navy service
ans iotned the russians
Land en- Resurrection bay, M
o. inee William sound was selected
- site for the shlpYard The
Phoenix. when completed, had TIVE
decks three masls and a capacity
~ tS0 tons she was "a feet Ions
- feet beam and u feet depth oi
hold Her builders had no paint
MOI tar - were obliged 90 cover this
vessel with spruce sum. oehrc aud
whale oil.
The craft was used Tor carrying
Elppliaa fef hunting PARTIES between
Sihefia and the Aieutian islands un
AL about 1900. when she was wrecked
on the eastward Passage from Rams.
chatka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
ALLEGED
ROBBERS
POLICE CLAIM TO HAVE TWO
HtoHWAYMGN IN JAIL

Nv the arrest OF James Meitugh
this morning and J. W Murray iaAt
ulrht the police say they are cpufls
dent they have two men Responsible
fer many OF the highway iphbsfiea
that have dlrgraced NcAttlc'n police
department lately
The pulirr win not state their rea
SONS fof believing the men arrested
guilty. but say they are sure tneE
have the rlHht men. Roth ARE Nuupg
fetlaws Of fairly good appearance
aud answer the description Of the
men who have been commlttinK the
early evening hurrlaficH,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10

each one guaranteed triple pia te,
handsomely FURNISHED. embossed
handles regular tAe value. 4 20 ~
at ssc. Only one 20 q buyer.
Porcelain Bowls. banded OF dec
Grafton W blue. nice for coup. oys-
ter OF gravy Always regularly ior
each. 20 II at e. only Z TO a
buyer.
Decorated EarthenNare cuspi-
doris. assorted derofA tons. regular
~ itc and isc each. to II at iec
each. ONLY ta q buyer.
f.nr Thin iaieNn Wine Glasses
regularly ass a daEsn. 60 II at
for ssc- Only one set OF { 10 q
buyer.
"a Boys Too; Chests. fun Sc,
- tools. hammer. sax, etc. 20 II
at sc each.
Bar soap. 10 II. fa bars for Sc.
dune Banks! 20 II. <
We win s~ff rar culiAretses AZ
q price. from : TO II. the d %. " 90
and ITO Kind. your choice at sfss
A choice Dot ~ Fur Rrarfs with
sit nice tails In several style. Of
fura 20 choose from. worth up 20
- ~ &recial. : e n. a; lss
Mfn f4ddsiiN satin Table DAM
nrk. ~ inches y lds. assorted pat
iefrN worth ti1t. 10 IL Thurs
day. yard. sec.
Dinner Napkins 60 match the
pnmask. worth - 90. . to II
Thursday. n dozen. ts7h
fercaler. 81 inches wide. fne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
Women's and Children's

Cnildrcns white SILK HonnstE.
tr.mmNd with ruchins and ribbon.
special 60 ~ at tts Regular
value tt.oo ti.1t and tt.ta There
are slightly saiisd.
wamens Hnk and List. Fascin-
stors. cSlora pink and blue. special
$40 n At ytc. Regular value 81 %.
Chudrvns Hack Knit uraNsr
i~Ksinss special 70 II al sse.
Nslus. tQr ana ksr
Nomen's KAT skirts IN dsAb on
y. special 20 II at sac. vaisae.
womsn's Past Black Hibbed Cot
ton Hoe. double toe and heel.
worth ~. from 70 n Al &C pair.
hiss-s Pine Ribbed Fast Black
I1sie Huss. double toe. heel and
s-ses, best 80 quality. from TO
II al isc pair
800 pair wemsn's Fsh Slippers,
felt coles. value 1tc for ~
Mems &c Embroidered slippers,
for CSC.
noyp fInc Fedora Hats. worth
regularly ti.co. Thursday. . 10 II.
Mems Crush Hats. regularly
fi.t Thursday. . TO II. pEe.
Boys Ftannsi House Waists in
blue and gray. ages { 70 IL years.
worth tcc and tec. for Seet
Boys Fiannsl NAists. pieated
frunt and back IN blue. brown aud
gray. ages 4 60 IA years. worth toc.
for 10
sllvsr-plaisd chndren's Mugs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
MRS. w. ]. CROSS
GETS A DIVORCE

Superior Judge nell this morning
granted decree ct divorce Co Mary
UrslHa from W D. Cross an the
ffaund OF dfFeriiun, This decree HiHn
awarded Mru Cross the custody Of
two minor children, one hair the
community property, So "a Wenth
nitmauy and $50 attorneys fees. AZ
well M ~ the household fufnis
tury
The ease was contested with bit
tefneHn on both sides
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
OFFICIAL
ARRESTED

SPOKANE. Dee. fo-Poiics Com-
missioner Illienthai was arrested
yesterday uran a warrant charging
him with rsfusiag 20 prosecute the
Samtirfr aa required ~ Law. Thr
commissioner iuterpnssd demurrer
10 the complaint. and was rpie1 4
upaH hia uNn rrrecninsure. IL i
not believed that anything viii come
q the sAsf. The conrit Int vas
sworn out by = ". GEcrnu. a spec
iai officer IN the StnFtrrim ruufsft
hall. VIVA WAS recently removed BY
the E0usfn attauer. the latter airn
recommended the Fryueatiru ~ the
license q the stae khoim. and tae
Teoprirsaf aeciafcs that N Il u closed
the ether knmlAing houses must
afltt atsst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10

me, l said also a marrid man cud
always find wnrfuk 10 do because
he's got tn. | said vance. Ia no-
mint Of ouushai htttherneNn, that II
a mans done anything IN his youth
that he has 10 dc pinnancc TOT lave
him says l. marry as NANNY women
a. he wants an pity 90 him. Hut
desire 20 rethfaCt. Hinnirny. All
them harrad Hayin'r I take back an
NANNY more. I've changed me mind
an I'm for ehancin' u az m mnthri-
monyui emporium " haymin. I'm
an acripthsd seathsr. hinuisHy, an
be hiNtuAs with all fear an thrimhs
I'm an gtVin THREE cheers. here's
onmitnisatsd boy 10 ne. says l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
HOLIDAY MUSIC
Offers

n yon have not yet decided 70 buy
a Plane. Il " very good time % do
- naW. We can sareiy suit you eut
df our stock ~ ChlcferihE a Suns
Kiubam Hobart NJ Cable. reass
Haadorff. -. =. tnhnHtau Co and
other Flanos. and Kimhaii organs.
on all - Wiki Ne are Offering very
special Inducements FOR the holiday
trade. We seii on VERY EASY tsfmh
y hen desired " you don't want a
Piafso. ~ can supply you with any
her Instrument you may choose II
81 be to the Interest 81 every In
thing in the music line.
tending purchaser 10 see us fer any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
R0BBER is
IDENTIFIED


b HagbvrE, arrested Ia the red
llHht district thin morning, has eeeu
Identified Hs tho man VIM held up
and robbed Charles A Andefsan lri
the lieimnnt saloon last night. An
defsan says that Moliush IL the man
who actually tOuk the money and
that Peter ponneily ana T.. Anderson
were hts helpers iioKbefs II a yeunE
fellow, but very large and muAeuiaff
lie will be charged With robbery.
Anderson SAYS that he vas drink
iuE In the belmont saloon aud had
bought several drinks for the men
n no robbed him. lie went into a
room at the rear of the ssloati. and
while therc he waf asised from be
hind Two men held hiA hands and
arms white another went through
hla pockets and stole about tlt, The
theft was committed within few
feet Of the belmont bar, This saloon
- on King street IN the new tender
ioin district
A few minutes after the theft the
policemen on the beat we're notified.
bat AZ that time they arrested only
nennsliy and Anderson shortly at
ter ! o'clock thls motnins they found
the other man,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
ARE OFF FOR
the ISLAND

taken to the Federal penitcntiarN al
MeNeil'H BLAND from the county Jail
this afternoon by Deputy United
States Marshal Stfinger, rhey were
f'red Jones and Frank Smith who
are TO aerNe four months each for
selling liquor Co Indians James
Kelly enc year Tor smuggling chs
nese aerufn the border and ", Wing
Wong. three months Tor smuggling
opium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
VERY COLD
WEATHER
North Alta mt c Coast In Grip
OF Winter

NEW YORK. ncc. i0.-The coolest
weather known In ysafs at this time
II prevailing herr, Tn. coal shortage
u causing a great deal OF suffering
especially among the poor The
beard Of aldermen have voted tiee coo
for charity. and the charitable or
sautza{iens arr busy. Extremely Sc
we're weather IL reported thrpas hoat
the state. AZ Albany the thermama
etsF dfnppsd TO 10 degrees below
zero. Al Saratoga u Was 30 bsiow.
and al ballzton u Was ~ below
BOSTON, ncc. 10. The thsFmnmus
ter yesterday went down 10 : derives
below sern. the coolest December day
since tkSt Cold weather i reported
ffom all ever New England the
mercury going down TO e bsiow IN
come places.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
OUT IN THE
COLD WORLD

VIII II Morris " very smooth
man y hen II comes q getting people
or Of the tolls % the Law, but he
IL failure ~ a detective. For DAYS
he has neglected his legal practice
trying to find an arlHtocratie AnxefA
cat nteh has made the Morris kids
she envy af al the other tgveulisH
on Sixteenth nvenus north. WhcH
the feline went abroad " wore a
beautiful white fur coat reaching to
lta heels. and epufted one blue eve
end one brown. The latter ffrsk u
supposed 10 be an imitation 81 the
women who wear stockings that
don't match. a section of fattsd calf
j. awaiting the return % the wan
darer. ard the Morris family viii
never sing again until they can
warhle. And the Cat came Back. :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10

wrapper styles. worth la cents
20 II Thursday. q yard. Be.
Pillow Cases. made OF bieached
cotton. slse sttas inches. worth
ioc. 20 II. Thursday. each. eac.
Only 4 TO a customer.
Ivory Pratt Val iaoes and In
ssrtion. from ] = 10 inches Nide.
very me net top with strong edges
that viii wash well. ali choice de-
signs 90 ehooss from. worth ~ TO
1tc a yard. sale price. 10 IL. Toe
per yard.
Burnt Leather Indian Hangers
with Indian Chief portraits. beau
tifui coiofed designs. finished with
heavy eoiored leather fringe. large
size worth regularly fsc each. :
10 n. tse each
coiorsd Satin Tafeta Ribbons.
full inches wide. warranted all
pure siis. all neR eoiors TO choose
from. guaranteed 20 wash. worth
1sc yard. sails price. = 10 II.
lie yard
small Coin Purses. assorted coll
urn and black. extra well made
frames. regular price isc each.
sale price from 20 II. choice. iac
each
Hair Resainers. very nes, made.
the very newest hares. all per-
fectiy finished. regular price ssc
each; sale price from : 90 n only
ftc each.
Mems ioc Woven Border White
HRndksuchisfn. each SC.
Boys soc Fancy shirts. scpn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
Half Price Sale.

All the celebrated "Aico Brand"
Mems Suits ana Oyerconts. custom
tailored and guaranteed TO be self
retaining shape. nj just half price.
This sale will continue but q few
days. Come IN ana be fitted 10 the
best value ever given In Seattle dur
ing this bona flde half price sale.
The Rival. Ciothiers, Second avenue
and Madison street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
SOCIAL
DOlGNGg

The Midnight Adieu club gave a
pretty dancing party Tuesday even
Ing NJ Littiea hall. A large num-
bel Of guests Were present.
The bachelors ball took place last
night In the Arcade hall. II was
the society event of the week. The
hall Was beautifully decorated. The
music was perfect and much credit
ir due TO the young men Of the club
for a successful entertainment
Mrs. w. J. Moore VIII give a read
Ina NJ the Unitarian church on the
eve OF December II al S:i5 O'Clock.
10 the ladies' Of the p. y. o. club
The member extend n cordial invi-
ta,ion TO all club women Of the
city.
The Colonial club gave an inter-
esfinR meeting this afternoon. Two
papers were read. one The Persian
Conquest Of Egg pt." and the other
Egyptian Manners and Customs ("
Mrs. Horace Mcclure read THE
Egyptian Princess"
The Ladies' Musical club gave It,
regular concert Monday afternoon
~ 2:20 O'Clock IN the Plymouth Con-
greRafional church. The first part
u the program consisted Of organ
music and appropriate ChriatrnaZ
Eclections The second part Of
plano numbers By Mr.. Peje storch.
the pianist.
The chew club r. making great
plans for a ball which Il II intended
10 give Christmas night IN the Queen
Ann club house. Three hundred in
vltatiouH will be issued
The Seattle OPERATE Quartette
gives its eighteenth concert tor1or-
row evening Mt Chriatenaen'a Hall.
Arcade building A fno program
has been arranged.
Last night the Allegro club Ravr
= Jolly dancing party IN Littie's Hall
a large number OF young peopl
were present
The TeemHn'a ball win be Rivou
tonight IN the Armory Hall. Great
preparations have been made 70
make the dance n great success
John A. sohoenhers we- PLEASANT
~ Furprised Friday evening nj HE
residence. zsi0 Sixth avenue. When
~ ~ his friends walked IN ana took
poaseneion. After music. games and
dancing, Refreshments were served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
GO THROUGH {.
the SAFE

NORTH YAKIMA. Dec. io.--The
safe In the general merchandise
store Of Coffin Bros. at Toppemish.
on the reservation. was opened BY
Burglars last night and $500 atol-
en-. The thieves opened the COM
binationE Of the two doors without
injurinR the safe. The sum was the
receipts OF the days business and
a man was supposed 90 sleep In the
store building At nights. but he was
not there on Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
POLICE NOTES

Robert Mccarthy was yesterday
placed under q. 900 bonds b Justice
CsFsan Of seorHctown 60 answer to
n charge Of burglary. lie was re-
mauded to Jail Mccarthy II ace
eused % entering the Dudley store
At South Fark a month aso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
BOYLES Is
SENTENCED
Neuthtei Fsrses Pleads Guilty and
Gets Tive Years.

Ellsworth hoyle& alias William
Green. charged with forgcsy appear
ed before Judge Grtfiin IN Depart
meul | Of the superior court this
morning and changed his plea Of
not guilty "a one Of guilty. itir at
totney asked that the court show
whatever tenirHry the change OF
plea might entitle the prisoner to
have. The eeurt then Imposed a
sentence Of two years In the pcni-
Tertiary.
Hofles Was accused Of having
passed = check for SIS. drawn on
the Puget Sound National bank. TO
which the signature OF W. &, Moore
had been forged The check was
raShed by NJ. Z. Scuiiy.
fioyieS. though young IN years -
known tu the police as hardened
criminal lie has driven hts aged
smother 70 the verge % Insanity by
hts habit OF committing foFgrrtes
Whenever shart Of flinda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
LIEUT.. WYCKOFF
NOW A BENEDICT

News has been received In the city
Of ths marriage % Lieutenant A. u.
wyekoff TO Miss Grace Traphaxen.
at f.iNimurr. Cal Lieutenant Wy
ekff - self sHo0a in this city fte
with hlE bride will remain In Cali
fofula during the winter. They will
return 70 Seattle next Juns.
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usu ron auMLook

Washington hvmlock 10 10 be Fivs
en- a practical test IN the Philip
pines, United states transport nlN.
now leading at Tacoma, " 10 take
aboard t0a. eNa feet of lumber Aes
vording t. reports of the United
States forestry department WASH
nNaon henllpek II the only lumber
that has 50 far wfthHt0od the raw 3
AEes Of white ants IN the Philip
piHuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10

Cunatfuotion work hcrnn yesters
day On a two story brick building to
eost sib.aee, ~ the CORNER of First
and ballard avenues. at ballard A.
ANeri Of san Francisco m tho build
er This is the eighteenth structure
to he erected In ballard during tile
present Neaf
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THEATRICAL
Nell o~ynns."


Clara MathsH and her company
presented Neil GVynn" at the seat
tie thssiss Last nlsht, The old Eng
iish story 81 the time u kinG Charles
seeend = always popular IN play
form. while not fully equal 60 the
task II putting on the piece the
Aathss company did Vsrg veil last
night. Misn Mafhes n not fttsd -
the role % Nrfi 0wyrn according a.
the usual Interpretation % ~ After
the arst act however she did credit
abe work Win the elimination -
= fsp - her dances the part would
- Efuafiv iunfovet
The WaFk - Mr.. Marsh a.
stranded actor and the fftsnd u SeI
Vas one o the hfixht .pats ~ ths
production The cosfuminE was Epesi
bat lacked variety. Nell usYuua
VII Be presented at the rnatsles to-
DAY and At THE performance tonight.
~Fr,snas."
The Rsvies In "Frssnds after a
resting II tnat piere for sonss neaHs
ans have returned. The vacation
seems 10 have added asst u the ap-
petite the th~atrF-Krsfs displayed
for the sHgris % those clever people
IN that faetfui combination a hish
eatnsssy and meiadrana b NJ
Hofle. both the Rnvica and the Has
are sid 20 have -ruwn better and
brighter and most delightful enter
tatumeuts arr promised Tor The "a.
irons q the Grand when "Frisndss
vii b rretented by the Hnyisn. sup
ported by q Thoroughly competent
company three nights. starting To-
morrow
jeff ard FitE.
James !, Jeufies. champion 81 the
world aud Robert Frftslfu mons. e.
champion. viii give sparrlnr sNhl.
Billions under the msnagvmaui Of
William Delaney and Clark Hall Frl.
DAY evening. DECEMBER y. at the
Seattle ihaateF
TIE opportunity % seeing the two
greatest mrn that ever entered the
pfite rinE IN scientific conflict. Is not
a. 10 missed.
yhe entertainment viii BE- ~ the
most usfnrd kind. aud should prove
particularly interesting a. ali who
rarely have a chance 20 sse anything
q this soft Nfh prupriety.
| Roth fsfffieH and FifEsirnmana
leave very shortly for Europe where
they have engaged % appear.
The pfeiimiuariea VIII ie F-fed wy
att - Toronto. Canada W, Fred Ross
iof Portland Billy Donnsiiy - %ess
York ". Jack anitxsf u Seattle ana
Kirby KID ~ Seattle W. Walter
Campbell Of Portland The fret two
bouts VIII BE- sir rounds and the last
eight rounds.
"Fosy CUTLER"
Richard Golden In Foxy CUTLER
eolsss his engagement at the Grand
tonight. There Il n matinee this at
tsrneon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
Eight to Eleven Bargain. for M P ns e Store

arate collars. from . TO II. each.
sec.
aiaee Cotton Corset Laees. hlaek
only. yards long. regular price
Dc each. sale price. s 10 II. al ave
each.
Hat Pins. white and black Vt
heads. value Toe per Dozen. sais
pfice, from ) 70 II. At p per dossn
so-lneh China silks. in forty
shades. At sse.
1s-inch All Vol Honssvun. In
streets shades and black. value
Toe. At sfc
1000 bottle finest Machine on
worth Ice - bottle. TO II. ~ u
bottle.
i.oeo bars Coco Castle SOAP
notified or white. worth INC. !
20 II at SC cake.
chndrcn'E Dld Tlrne MIXED Can
dy. worth sc per pound. 70 u
at ISc per pound.
Childreu's Umbrellas. made ~
ira strong. worth sc. 5 TO II a.
1bc each.
New paAse Pictures -
Immense assortment. sire ID IN
rhra. Queen Louise and her spnA
FrfFht~ned Horsss and many 9th
ere. vAlae isc. : Go lie each
Duck Ttosn Pillows tightly tii-
ed. from 20 IL NJ following
prices
isafs inches. value. 5ec. Al ~
e8x10 fnrheR. value. sc. ~ tsc.
S1xs2 inches. value. ssc, at tec
stx9s inches: value. esc NJ ltc
.sxss inches. va. ~. ti.io. AZ We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
HEAR YET HEAR YE,

Are You looking Ter bargains eho
want something for holiday bfes-
ent. We invite you to call ana sec
our new line. Watches, lewelrN'
Diamonds, cut Glass. opera Glasses
Toilet Gooda, Umbrellas. stNcrwers,
We are making the lowest prices IN
Seattle. Genuine diamond rings trvih
$500 up. ladies' gold hlled watches,
Sl2 80 up. other goods caualN ."
low.
Make your selections now ana nay
mart and balance any time BEFORE
Christmas. ....,,.,,
HouaHToN s HUNTER.
succeasara % ". W Hnukhtoh.
fnt First Avenue.
Watch Inspectors for the n, ~, ~, ~
n nna scatiic 4 Tacoma NailM"NN'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10

IAdiea-cali before our removal
10 the Arcade building and Inspect
the bargains IN stylish Suite, Skirts
Jackets. Cidaifa. Waists and Millln-
err. Ma. n. d. pease, 1907 Second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10

faairu-Caii hsfafe our removal
u the Arcade Building and Inspect
the bargains IN stylish Suits. SKIRTS.
I4nAsta Clnaka. waists and Ntt,ln.
err. Mrs. A. -. rcasc. iie7 seruud
~ eianss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10

AS | toll ye vance. iIlnnissy. 1
know about mArrVdke IN way an
astronomer knows about IN stars,
it'a thfuo I've said I've IN maxim ~
amy time y hear ~ me heiu'
dhrawn FIRM IN quiet miscrivs "
single life ye may know they have
caught me asleep an ehloroformed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
TO CONTEST
ELECTION

John Nelson. n white river valley
farmer. fled notice in the superior
su8ft this mnrninE shat he would
Uuutsat the election Of Henem
llfidEea ~ = meinbaf Of fhe buaf n
81 drainage commissioners ~ afatsi=
aKv district No. 1. King eounif. a
citation Nas issued ~ Judge Tall.
mar directing Bridges ia appear D.
asuft on pr1snitff q. At which tins
the contest viii b. heard.
The election officers Who ar
ahafssd With uaieuuduft b. Nei=
sau. Declared Bridges elected b. .
plurality OF che vote.
I.adisF-Cuii tcfufe our removal
to thr Arcade huiidiux and Inspect
the bargains IN stylish Suits. skirt.
Jackets cinRkr. Waists and Miiiia-
cry MIR. N. y. Pcass. tiq1 SECOND
avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-10
Merrick
The American Clothier. /
700 First Ave.
tren, for tho Celebrated John .
stctson Hat, 81 and 50.

AUCTION sale OF furniture. Con.
tents Of slx-room house. u. q
plckerton 4 co. viii sell on INC
nrcmises. No. ais East Alder street
lake James street ear, q half hloek
east of broadway. bed seN
springs, mattresses, cots, extcnsion
tables, chairs, rockers. paflp'
suits, carpets, heating stoves, russ
kitchen furniture. cook stoves, siee
Friday, the 18th. ut 1880 SHARP. ,
!. Blrkerton s Co.. AuctioneetsA