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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
FRENCH WON ZEN ASK
HABEAS CORPUS

on petition OF Yvonne and Marie
lie Fevre and Geornette Norman.
now confined IN the House Of the
Good shepherd, superior Judge Bell
Issued "A writ OF habeaa corpus this
morning, directed to the mother SUI
perior Of tho home,
Sister Angclidue Ia ordered to pro-
dace the girls in court tomorrow
morning and show cause as 10 why
they should not be given their lib
erty.
The petitioners arc the three
Fronch girls who admitted TO the Inn
migration Inspector that they had
come TO this country for immoral
purposes. They we're ordered de-
ported by u. b CommIHHioner Bow
man. and wef~ placed IN the House
OF Good Shepherd uniil arrangements
should be compieted.
Tho girls have retained III. G. Gu
ms their attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
WSE PASSES THE
ANTI-REBATE BILL
- d So Distasteful to Rockefeller and
His Standard Oil Octopus

eN.lxcToN. d. C.. reb. IA
- "a sprung In the hous~
e1a1 Immediately after the
p1lD>il offered . resolution
xnnnttf>< on rules prosld-
- lnn<t'ate consideration
= 01ins enfl-rrb2fe bili. Rich
s4efed ths time for debate
ps5ord that provided By
- ~ The porpose oy Offering
en1n- 1b- resolution was
~ party vote. The Dem
<1nlr1<ed u strongly. Little
~ Powers of Nassachusett.
~=9 10 Lad . revolt of Re-
- . the hope u substituting
5000 hiil. but failed 10 mus
ISN'T support. At 3.s0 the
taken upon the bin and h
n 70 I.
se<F4 Booth opened thu senate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
DESTROYED
BY FIRE

The two-sfery residence Of " +.
Pope. Al ssts Ashworth avenue. IRE
mont. vas ronnpirtsly destroyed By
fife this Afternoon tn. buildings
an both sides caught from m. barn
ins re~lasncs and were attn banning
when the star wrns 10 pt~~- this
sfssrnesn. TIE cause of the TIRE ana
the sxtent % the damage IL un-
known.
The io<= 20 IN. Pops r~slesnce and
esntsnfs viii amount to about tlooa.
The bslidiBsr on either aide of ths
fops home are ownsi By ChaFIag
Iantoy and o. A. Tucker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

proceedings with prayer before ON.
- the largest azseublsRea the san
ate cHsnbar has ever known. Tns
venerable leader % the salvation
Army invoked sn impressive bless.
Ing upon the president and the gov.
srnmeaf. Among other things NJ
prayed That the s=nat~ rsixht re-
member those who are 80 humbls
that they have no especial reprsasn-
tsttves 70 vstce their sorfows. tots
and cares. and also the poor. lost
members Of the community.
dorEafs resolution calling fos
copies Of reports bearing Upon mill
'arp oceups.tlon Of the Isfhmus. was
reppfted back from the cornmIttes
With an amendment added making
Y n request to the president that
such reports be Furnished by him Il
rot Incompatible with public Inter-
est.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

Tn. funeral of the late John w.
Pratt was h-ld unf-r tha auspices sf
the xiks. from Eiks' hafi. at efeioek
yesterday. Rev. J. y. u. fiuyd
ofacist@4 The funeral was aftend-
"a b. many prominent members %
the bar. By members ~ the chamber
% commsrcr. the British American
league. the Forrst~rr and Royal Ar
csnnm- fntsrmsnt Was IN Lskevisw
cerncfsry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
MARINE NEWS

The steamer Emu Thompson ar
rived AZ Tacoma today from Coos
bay. who're she has been during the
the reception Of halibut She Will
nov De ovefhhulrd preparatory to
engaging In tho Nome trade again
next spring
The steamer Queen cams IN this
morning from California with "
passengers. ~ on whom were for
Seattle aud three fpf Tacoma.
The CITY OF Puebia departed with
u people Tor the Golden Gate city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
ROBBERS
9AGD TO DE HIDING
IN BUTTE

BUTTE reb. f1-ehsriff Quinn
claims 20 have evidences that the
train robbers who held up the Hur-
iinaton express came direct to Butte.
and ara now hiding Ia this city. He
believes that th~y viii soon be cap
tured. They were tfaliad to this
city by tho tracks made By their
rubbrr-tircd cnrrfass. A mar giving
tho nanae Of William McculiaEh was
arrested yesterday on suspicion. lie
rad ff@E ~ m hIa pocksfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
CUT DOWN
ESTIMATES
University Appropria-
tons are Trimmed

OLYMPIA. Feh. "a. - senator
Hamilton and hta associates ON the
senate ana house joint committee on
appropriations welded the knife last
ntNht In a vicious manner when the1
at out teb.ouo from the estimates ai
tho board OF rcEunta f1r the state
university. The hoard asked sara 60
ssr the next two years. aud sot 4
report for tsiSgoo. Naturally thes
are sore.
The sum for maintenanee was cut
rom tf1p.eoo 10 slzn ooa Estimates
~ere also eliminated a. foiiaeei
Fur a railroad track fun the 80.
attic a International. 3, 90. for Ia
eidental expenses. ft.eoo.
The estimate for Improvement q
Tor the hall 81 science was Gus FROM
ttAcoa 90 taco. fs.1oa WAS knoche.l
OFT the estimate for the library, and
he sum for the power plant reduced
from tit.ooe 70 s.9oe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
OVERDUE SHIPS

The Franch bark Quoviliy. 81 days
out from France To Philadelphia, was
put on the overdue list today. She
IN out for reinsurance at 80 per cent
The other overdueH we're posted to-
day by M. a. Newell a Co, M fol.
lows. American ship Florence, coal
laden, ~ days out from Tacoma 90
Honolulu, ~ per cent: German ship
Slam. 1st days out from Tampa 70
Melbourne. 80 per cent; Brltfsh
steamer Phlmns, Al days out from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
|ERRY IS
INDICTED

TON Fsb. fs--The grand Jury
-. george Berry. she negro
q - murder Of Clara Nor.
~ 1.rs AcPhee. Berry II be-
|1r.< - the Boston slugRer who
-<'s many women last summer.
I'm ~ TWO who were Killed.
nov III with typhoid fover.
=; .1fsrs the trial viii prob
|6zf ne Of the nost interesting
&r.-| t.rr taken place IN New
[&,-- TIE crimes were fIrsf
49,, % Alan y. Mason. a wealthy
-. nsf he proved an nlibl. An
~ z. e4r made 10 connect Mason
-, y jpinuy, but II Was unsuc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
CONTRACT IAaon

This importation Of contract labor
era from British Columbia 10 GO
attic Ia known to have been carried
ON extensively during tho past year
and United States customs officials
are working to secure evidence
which viii warrant the arrest Of the
guilty parties The alien In such
cases ls subject to deportation and
his employer "a a heyy hne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

AFTER THE
CR|MPS

roRTiANp. r-b. IA erfmr
outrage yesterday has rou~ed tins
anthortties Waite. the leader OF tbs
gang. has been arrested for kidnap-
Ina In Vancouver. Wash. ifursn. this
kidnsrsa sailor. was rscov.r~8 frpfn
the Grimm, although badly beaten.
and bFoasfit hA1k 20 Portland.
The state. city ard federal suthor-
tiles are united IN the d~tsrrnlnstian
10 bfesh up tins gangs shirh hsvr
ms3e this pnft notorious the worid
ever. Judge tieiiinxef % the United
States District court and Ilrftish
consul fAidla~ have isfsrmlnsd 20
hold the captain of the HiVvfsfsir
The sailors hsFe WI prosecute tins
ease TO the limit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
MAaalAar Llcrnana

The following marriage licenses
have been issusd Emerson Cook, 81.
ana Anna Carter e. both 0f Balm :
bridge island A. v. Rice. a5, Of Che
halls, ana Mrm *. n. Rector. 40. OF
Gontfnllh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
'C0RONER'S
INQUEST

f'LAINFIELD. n. J.. Feb. lathe
final bearing Of the coroner's invea-
fiEe tion Into the Reading railroad
wreck At Wesffield. In which 20 poo
pie we're killed. began this afternoon.
The verdict viii not be ready be-
fore tomorrow night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

Jane sharp. q middle ax.d SPINS
ter. vas committed 10 the insane
asylum today By Superior Judge
Taiimsn, The wcmsns nnss 10 Z
sad one. and her dsiusion most pa
ealiar. she believes that she II q
great actress and has shs world At
her feet, while IN reality shs Il =
poor. hsrd-workins. piaAn-fsaturea
onarpoman.
when arrested IN hsr room on vir-
sinsx street Wednesday night. Miss
Sharp was Creased 20 appear before
the footiiGhts Nor fncs vas black
ensd and her hair braided in little
braiis which stood up straight ali
over her head.
shs explained 20 the oficer thar
she was 10 enact tho rode % Topsy
that nisht. and bexEsd hln 90 tell
tho driver o. the patrol wagon "a
urEs the horses on 20 that she would
not Keep her espectant audiences
waiting
Tho woman seems 10 have been
longing all these years while rhe was
washing windows ana scrubbsns
fioors. for the applause aud glory
which falls 10 the lot Of stage queens
II was gathered from her rawlings
that her unhappy condition 10 the re-
suit ~ the unfulfilment % the long
cherished dream Of her Nfrlhood.
She has no intimsts friends IN the
city. although She has been here for
years. she has relatives IN Port
land. but they have not Yet been
notified Of her insanity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
"shNAsTIc EXHIBITION

g. N *,'''fnastie and athletic erhibi-
~ 1' y. e gwen ~ the Seattle Ath-
~. ~. w tonight. The wrestling
ia. - expected 70 be the feature
~ sen4ng entertainments otto
Hns ~ claims the championship
4 ..,.f'hWeet. will be called upon
-.- ,n-t illle ngnlnst Frank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

Pot hunters Ia the itaad canal
uuntry are said 60 he Strengthening
fiid fowl by the hundreds The
nine II shipped into this and ether
markets In trunks ana egs eaaea. In
ict 10 ESCAPE detection by game
Natdena An effort IL being made
hA Hnufthmen ana game Wardenz to
anprchrnd the guilty parties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
BROUGHT TO
new YORK

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE bodice
Of N Victims Of the battleahip Mas
aachuseffs gun explosion arrived
this afternoon and will be buried
hare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

Wright Of Tacoma. A great deal OF
interest attaches to this AFFAIR. Hori-
xontai bar work. club swinging. bog
ins and other events viii nli the
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
GOES
TO the Pen

|H<- YORK, Feb. 13.--Willian
IL, - \. Ioung, handcuffed between
In, 80" burglars, was taken 10
Is s'nk prison this afternoon. lie
N+te near physical collapse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

Mat Dee and Jane. Brown arr be-
ins tried before FEDERAL Judx~ Han
fufd Today "a the charge u having
sslid issaaf IN West Seattle last sum.
fner sithout = government license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
MAIL FROM NOME

The steamer Dolphin. which arttv.
- Yesterday from akaHWays brought
bout 800 letters from Nome, which
/ anne by carrier 10 Dawson and
thenoa by stage 60 akaswRy. II LEFT
Nume November ~. week. iHtnt
han the last mali advleea received
hy steamer from Nome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

mA feh IA hix lobby
$500 h1ase prnpfieteiN ei,'i
es.s.sfs will camp hetc next
-, 40 the ftKht AGAINST NE
= 2 -. introduced IN the irk,s b.
- e.n,inr these Interests.
- = y IN legislature who have
~ ....ss e.sr the good things IN
- that many a tat aark
Nj into commission .fiot .
.s.l Representative Lew -
~ .',.,.s ~ui b. allowed 10
49, Is probably morr 90
n w y POETRY In this view OF
'ss g.. ssas II the members were
,.tnsr a hiwh plane dHfins
~ the appeafancr h.le ~
ss,...> u Tacoma ani iH,ne~
- ~ n seatttr, the one the hts p.
.7'r s,,ss Asss ~ the state out 3.
1000. and the o,hcr enr OF
..ei's.t <alacn men ua the
- a the Northwest
risAs cs~siins Law
- = r<re 20 I'm the elyy
49, - eapcs ~ PASS uiakink
4 f<lan,, punishable BY
'<-ssmsni M the sta.e f.iA'sn'
<srrsaIl, such law h. eai-
= r,ss lae asefesc safneiing
.r,-r 4 ehlis IN bis otherwise
r~apcn<lve heart Malone
= -. :, rsipfcfcrd In his fixht
- rn--...s.t4a q the seattle
~ .ho, Though temporarily
n q te>4nHs< BY the xrand
Ssrs. stia hAse an eye Tor
- ..''.,,. hss sr<n rather scarce
~ ~ urrsl>sr~ Of the irsi~-
80 49, Aase wrieomed both
49,, IA Mr.. Morrison. the
- <->-r n1<TS>ss IN wiptnN out
- assih provides that when .
= 80 1rn1rk n = <>ioe, aud Their
- \ ~ iuaa v killed or in
-, = ~ AZ heirs can Fecuvsr
-sss~ from ~ owner 81 the prop-
~ xatsca men % the state
,.r3~1 tax~sh<r 10 repeal this
- + IN las and they have am
rnHiziecs a. war.
~ earkira War
:, - All over The banking blu
- 1f<szs last night when n
=. z11u<1r znncanced that a plan
- srxn>1 up IN tho scnats
- romusttes 10 Job the can
- ~ II Commerce 81 a<attis
% ,r11r1 ~ xr-At counretitor. thr
- 4 1nn Francisco bank. Hoth
- 1Irr1ssiens have been nsht-
= - n 1s~psrnfsiy with Aii nec-
- u11nk Il - said. Hut ths
- h1<ue<n them Is now on. for
x1nonas e the hill IN the s-n-
= ~ 1nre4d 10 it< pzsraF~ with
- al II shall apniy only 70
- een11 81 issue mi. hits
- 4 ne Canadian Eank Of
- ~ lsxsvs the other bank
~ ~ b 90 tusirssx In this
- mns1e scmmitfes has not yet
- ~ Nm. o. G. Nc0nvrR 4.
- NJ ~ nrsn u Burke. sacp-
. Mz1lvra- axhtinx fer his
- - Canadian Bank % Conn
- Againsx him Is The solid
- = - STATE and national hanka
- 800 here y - W. Howard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
LAST EDITION
IlBDYISTS ARE
| ON THE GROUND
k..,srs for all Sorts OF Interests lniest The
State Capital

the taiyhaven attorney.
Cineh hslls afe due now In great
number aud variety. The teller rapn
and Telephone companies arc 90 hRv,
attention raid % them by the l,gla-
iatufss while the electric ralltead ana
street car companies are expoVtinr
an avalanche Of measures this week
that. u not exposed. will he t,tahee
threush duFins the last hours OF the
legislature
vs.'s Horne Run
senator Van De NAnter OF kinr
boasts nf hla fast horses HE brought
quite a bunch Of them 20 the state
capital and daily drives his ffiendf
10 the race track four miles nom
here. Yesterday while Vans trot /.
ter vas standing In front Of a we'll
known saleon. with the senator IN =
slide, \ practical iokef rushed In the
piaee. and. calling Van out. point =
81 90 a team half-tniie up Fourth
street.. heading toward the country.
That man has been looking for
YOU Tot - hours said Vans friends.
about sntnsthing Of vital interest a.
Neu and now he's gone horne"
i kocss l can set him. replied
the fotund senator from King. and
into the buggy he Jumped. grabbed
the rrina and sailed dawn the plank
foad ~ a : 30 salt. fo the amaze !.
ment and admiration Of all behold
era
OF course he caught hls man.
There was a tsik that lasted a min
ute and a=hAtf. and then Wan de
Nantrr headed far town to face y
erewa % fsssHaa in front ef the re-
sort
What WAS II he ~anteay. asked
one
Hes a nsesahsr Of the Isaslermas 4.
eF1' union.~ said Van. xtotouafy. and
he wants sasas bill PASSED. whrre
u that fellow who started me on.
Just TOW : and the seaator from
kinE, minus his senatorial dignity.
aud ftsii az wFath. ~snt In search ~
the practical soss.
The irrspr~s.lhis Levy
Last night Al tho meeting OF the
hoaHe fisheries committee. Hspre-
sentative I4vr Of King. = tn-mbsr
Of the committee. manifested . sur
prssfns interest," IN two btu. ~hieh
afreet the oyster Industry These
oyster bests and the oyster growers.
~ he cunstilute = wealthy class. ara
Hueh interested IN their passage
Mos uaasabef. u the heass com-
nifte@ on Fisheries are we'll posted
On the oyster Industry and rrsrer-
81 10 take quick action on the hllls
Mr. Levy protested Mr.. chair
naaA hs said. these bills ars all
nes 10 me- and do not understand
them. and theFefafe am not ready to
report On thsssA Heside-. I una~r-
stand that s--es~ oyster men afs .
wealthy and prosperous class az pco-
PIE. ard
Hut here Mr.. Roth. chairman %
the committee. raped for order and
Put the naotfoa 10 report favoFAblf
The klas eeaney member vu;ed No
against tns hlsl. and with ehll6llke
simplicity avsFred his hostility 10
hurried iseIsiafion.~ on general
prfncipiss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

OLYMPIA. tch, ia,--The railroad
fiaht started over nEninH today
n hen senator Toiman introduced a
bIii creating an elective railway eofns
mission THIS ia designed 10 place
Hamilton and other Pierce county
members In tho hole. they having
been nominated on a platform call
ms for nm elective commission.
The house has been tied up IN a
hard knot IN a general parliamentary
tanglt This morning Lewis moved
that the commission bill be taken
from the committee ~ the whole.
The chnir ruled against him Then
i.rwta moved that the vote by which
Newport. England. 10 Boston. u por
cent? Norwegian steamer Affgai.
~ days out from urpenock 10 hy1-
neg. II. o., so pct cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
May Be A
SUICIDE

Hector Makiilisan. well known
snia man u Arlington. was found
dead In his room al the Stevens ho-
tel a. oseioek this afternoon.
EafeneF Hare was Immediately no-
tiusd, and ea his arrival he reeos'
nised the desd man as an old ac-
aaalnlanea. The cause Of death ID
unknown and che coroner 10 Of ths
belief that tt IL sf a suspicious ma
tufe. probably suicide.
arktitlEsn owns . shinsie mill
nesT Arlington and 1. thought 20 be
Ia good financial circumstance. Hs
has sfzrniir living at Arlington. Va
fNs a. knosu be had No family
tfutshf@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
MoaIAli1Y R1coap

MORTALITY RECORD
Funeral services ssFe held this
afternoon over the remains Of AEru
f'o~lsf. an Ased and we'll known res
idant Of the city. VINO died several
days ago This body Was shipped
under the direction % the tionney-
Stewart Watson company. to New
fofb city Tor fntsfrnrnt
The body Of Mrs. Bertha Warren.
who died yesterday al Provtdsncs
hospital. was shipped today under
the direction ~ shs nynnry Stewart
watsof suntpany To Eureka. Cal. for
lntarmeitf.
@ N. Ewing. aged 20 years. died
II the Wassiae Mission hospital Al
an early hour thte morning Ne
leaves one hroshef. Emmett Ewing.
a resident q this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

A large crowd gathered Ia front Of
King Bros. sit First ave. this MORN
ing. n prominent citizens attention
be could save t2.0o by buying Cor
don hat for 1890. Spring blocks now
on sale. s"s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
WATCH FOR EXTRA

WATCH FOR EXTRA.
Special Offer on Sheet Music
and Instruction Books for
Tomorrow Saturday
and Monday Only.
In the Mean
time Take
Your
Choice
OF
7 pieces Of regular ICE music for
. pieces Of regular soc music Tor
10 pieees Of regular sse music Tor
~ pieces Of regular use music for
sFssssssfssssfsss tssssss slssf ttsVe
20 pieces Of regular Ice music for
sssssssssasfsssss.+ silsQo
IN SMALLER QUANTITIES
All regular zbc music. now only Ice
or three pieces for .s.....ss4.s. fte
All regular sse music. Hsw strsisht
All regular soc music. now only. .ise
OF three pieces for ...s.ss...... 90
All regular Isc music. nsw straight
..s-ss.stsss s.ssssssss ssssssssss stse
All Mckinley Zoe music. nov only
...s...s..s. .sss..... sIsst.s.s...s-t p
or three pieces for s.....s..... Toe
or ten pisces for tour rsieesiont
..s....ss..s ss.ssssst ..s...sEse
INSTRUCTION BOOKS
Win but few exceptions all In
struction books thst sell regularly
for coo. 11c. ft.so. tibo and fsee are
nov going at sse. sse. sec. csc and
No music exchanged. Mail orders
must inciuis io pei copy for postage
on sheet music. and from Sc to fbr
for postage on books
posIrivEls ONE WEEK ONLY
We ~ili sell. during thls week only.
our regular tf.te guitar for stts.
with felt case.
ALSO our beautiful sff09 outfit for
fTta. hsiHs o handsome guitar 9th
birch back and stdea bound etres
etc. with extra sat 81 strings and
canvas case complete. These are
really two great bargains. and We
anticipate q iarEs demand for them.
PIANOS
We ero showing ~ unusually
iarx- and Weli-ssesfted stock OF
Chirk~rtng q ssn-. kfnissait. Hobart
~ Cable. pee@e. y. =. Johnston 60.
and various. other pianos and Kim
ball organs our prices are the
iowe-f quoted By ssr dealer tn the
Northwest. quality considered. and
our terms are exceptionally Easy
Oii Instruments taken IN exchange.
D. S JOHNSTON co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
RACKET IN
CHAMBER

fARfa Feb. IA violent sccns
eceurred today In the chamber Of
deputies because Of an intefpeiia-
ton regarding the iiumbrrt cans.
Deputy hinder accused the govern
ment Of corruption and called Pre-.
ntier Comics a chAnsleon. fis re-
feffed 20 the president Of the cham
bar as the slnuous sico president oo-
cupytna the chair. This president OF.
defed Hinder 20 withdraw the terms,
The depaty refused and general
upFoar followed. The ministers ali
ieft the hall.
The chair ordered the galleries 20
be cleared and then put on his hat
and followed the ministers. The sit
ting was suspended amid Wild dis
order. Hinder was the last one 20
iraNe. He remained standing in hin
chair ntili talking IN harsh tsrsns.
At.r the sitting was resumed. but
The Interpretation was not admitted.
TO BUILD NEW CHURCH
The congregation of tho unierr-
atty baptist church - flrookiyn. haxs
decided 10 build a new frame chufeh
to cost not is-s than sis.aso. Tbs
new stifire e 10 be erected on lots
already purchased az ths cosn~r af
lireskisa avenue and East fofty-
|nfth street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

Hair cutting. rs cents. ahrews
bury's. 1ft Yssier. s'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

A GENUINE BARGAIN IN A
HOME.
fs0o--Two large. level lots. all guilty.
afed, choice fruit trees and berries.
enclosed with picket fence, fine.
new cottage. woodhouse and other
outbulldings; only three minutes
walk from car; t-cent fare; the lots
alone are worth the money. Adams
q Nichols. isii Second ave-. room
Sl2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

Cash for old sold. 7 coionIai block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

Fer 6aie--rssi Estate
ttso-fsot k0xieo. GA 18th avenue.
near Dearborn.
Ifso-Two lots. scxi2k on 18th ave-
nue. near East Jefferson street
lti.e5o--ftnest inside lots saxiea.
beautiful view. near Harvard ave.
nue. and Prospect street
tsse--Severai lots facing on broad
way. beautiful view. close 10 where
four OF highest priced residences
in Seattle are 10 be built.
sseo--Ons OF pfettie~t &0xf0e foot
lots on Queen Anne ave. near East
BOSTON street
tsoo--sesiie foot lots near univer-
eigy car line. adjoining Denny
Thurman addition.
ssee esch--Two beautiful b0xfee foot
lots on 1frt avenue. near Spruce II.
GEORGETOwN
SIS. si0o and fiy4--I.avel. cleared
lots. In best part Georgetown.
nEOOkLYN
$500 10 $3.50 beautiful residence
lots In brooklyn. near Stale uni-
vrrsity: very easy terms.
BALLARD
$50 10 tfo0--Abont 500 Of prettiest
lying lots In Ballard. some are
close TO school; terms. 1880 cash
and balance IS per month: clear
abstract.
PETIT a SON.
Arcade bldg. 1917 Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

~ VI. Nd Arcade nuiidlnE.
We can aeil you = house. and loo On small
cash peymsgs and small payment eaeh
aoath, On oaeon Anne hill futettsaF
Urs~<n fake, Nali~ln Yesisr and Rea.
ton car lines. ff,,m tHso to sdos
II yua want . iot. cnrns and ees us We
have them from $50 az. IN ali PARTS ~ this
monthly.
~ c. HNERs a co,
1oG N1T. y1o Arcade uulldln&.