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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05
will diirer.-Cincinnati Enouirer.

WILL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS enquirer.
Senator Martin, Of Virginia,
says that the only hope Of tariff re-
vision lies in the democratic party.
That is not true yet, but the "stand-
patters" are doing their best to make
it true.-Proyidence Journal (Rep.).
Candidates for the republican
nomination for president who count
high on the negro delegates from
southern states may get so excited
that they will forget about lot Of
delegates from the north. Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
THE numerous scandals I'M
earthed at Washington are euphemis-
tically called a spring housecleaning."
But It is sloyanly housekeeper who
merely stirs up dust, and leaves
things just as they were before and
hat is all these sweepers have done.
A clean sweep is needed Albany Ar
gus.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05
ONE 81 - MORE

VIII be fatal to the sleep-walker. w
he draw back or will he take the AM
fatal step7 A great many people are
peril like the sleep-walker. They I
diseased. The disease 10 PROGRESSED
day by day. The time comes when on
more step away from health Is fatal
The man who has suffered from indi-
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05

are echoing. President Roosevelt's
friends say that he has shrewdly stolen
the trust issue from the democrats.
But IL he hands them over the tariff
Issue, he will be profited nothing; and 4
all that he says about trusts will be
only as much water for the democratic
mill.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05

Mothers lose their dread for Hthat
terrible second summer" when they
have DR.. FOwler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry In the house. Nature i
specific for bowel complaints Of every
'sor}.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05

THE president admits that some
OF the tariff schedules are too high, but
says that it is better for the people
to suffer the wrong than to risk in
Juring the system by tariff revision.
This is the same argumen MT that he uses
to defend the trusts better tolerate
the bad ones than risk injuring the
good ones.-The Commoner.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05

AausAts xouF Novels with Casoafssn.
90. ic.i sssss'ss :sid fss s.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05

with what our physicians said was indigestion.
1doctored with the best around here and found;
no relief / wrote you, and you advised me to.
took three bottles and felt 20 good that 4
stopped-being cured have no symptoms Of
gastric trouble or indigestion now
If you ask your dealer tor Golden
Medical Discovery because you have,
confidence in its cures, do not allow
yourself to be switched off to medicine
claimed to be vjust as good, = but which
You did not ask for and OF which you
know nothing.
You can get the Peoples Common.
Sense Medical Adviser, 1908 pages, pa
per covers, free by sending II one-cent
stamps, to pay expense of mailing only.
Address Dr.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo. N. "
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05

Can't be perfect health without
pure blood. BnrdOck Blood BitteiG
makes pure blood, Tones and inpigo.
rates the whole system. I
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05
Low One Way coIonist Rates.

{ On sale via Chicago Great Western
Railway on the first ana third Tues.
days Of each month to Sept IS, 1903,
to points west and southwest For
further interpolation apply to any
Great Western agent, Or E. ELMER,
G. F. A Chicago, IN. sept, l6-6a
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05

Have a general stool king
of your good or bad qualities
and see if your want Of
success is not due. to the. lack
Of the most essential quality
Thrift.
Il is the little leaks which
keep you from getting on
Stop those little lea Ks by put
ling away the money over
your expenses each week you
draw your salary,
It you place your Saviil
with US your capital wol
take long to double.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05

Only one remedy In the world that
will at ONCE stop itchiness OF the skin
II any part OF the body Dnanb Olnt-
ment. At any drug store, 60centS.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05
voted Apalnst 4 Change.

At Davenport the fifty-hrst annual
convention Of the Episcopal diocese
6f Iowa voted against change In the
name OF the church.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05

lTisn't safe to be Q day without Or.
Th0mas' Eclectric OH ia the house.
Never can tell what moment an acci.
dent Is going to happen. 49,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05
pr. Gordon tp Leave ,Tabor,

pr. John Gordon, president OF To.
p9r college, received an offer OF the
presidency Of Howard university at
washington. p. O., and will accept.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05
william Clarity Shot 70 peath.

William Clarity, aged thirty-fve
years, was shot at Cedar Rapids and
instantly killed by his employer, JOS.
Usher, a dairyman, living near that
city. Before Coroner King and police
officials Usher made confession, In
which he said he had gone to Garrity's
room to put up window on account
of the storm; that as he raised the
window Clarity arose from his bed
with the remark: "Ill kill YOU" and
that he seized the rife from a hook
on the wall and fred. Usher's son
stated that the ride was on a hook
oyer his bed In another room. The
officials believe that Usher was jealous
of Garrity because Of his attentions
to Mrs. Usher. Usher denies this.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05
D,essa1aAx,.g
- zzillzne,
Having opened a Dress MAXI
leg and Millinery Store in
rooms opposite the
creamery in

.SCHLE;-Y, 4
we are prepared to serve thd
ladies of this vicinity with the
latest and most approved
styles. Our prices will be as
low as the quality Of goods,
and work will warrant. We
invite a comparison id workl
and prices with that Of otheH
milliners and dressInak ers.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05

Especial Washington letter.
AONIE time before congress adj
journed Mr.. Speaker Hender-
son appointed Inc one Of the
visitors to the closing exercises
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-06-05

1Olu.erS - Tue uSueSI pOutlcul posi-.
tions. but they draw, the line absolutely
at naval victors. They will have none
Of them in office. Wherefore? Per-
haps nobody can tell, perhaps nobody
eyer tried to find out. It is a problem
worthy OF the profoundest cogltation Of
the psychologist,
The Revolutionary war made Wash
ington president and helped Colonel
Monroe very much in his prolonged ef-
fort to reach the White House. Not a
sea fighter of the Revolution was ever
mentioned for the place.
The war OF 1872 made Audrey Jack.
son ana William Henry Harrison presi.
dents. No sen hero Of that war was
ever mentioned for the position
though they achieved most of the tri-
umphs,
The Mexican war made Fayler and
Pierce presidents. but no sailor got po-
litical Office.
The civil war sent Grant, Hayes.
Garfield and the younger Harrison to
tho White House and helped Mckinley
and Arthur to reach that goal. No, sea
fighter seems to have been thought Of
In that connection.
The people made George Dewey nm
admiral and schley and Sampson rear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
MIR. JENSEN
DENIES IT
But Brewing Company Claims
To Be His Partner and Now
Wants a Receiver Appointed
for the Bismarck Cafe

Tho Seattle Brewing 4 Mailing com
pany will apply for the appointment
~ a receiver for the Bismarck cafe.
owned by William Jensen A receiver
will b. asked Ia the superior court
next Saturday on the ground that Jen-
sen has violated an agreement which
he il said 10 have entered into TO buy
an his beer from tho CORPORATE ton which
Claims 20 have backed him by invest
ing Heo IN the cafe on this condition
only.
Iehtcn admits having cut of Seat
tie Brewing a Mating company'E beer
aud put In a Spokane brew, but tn
slsts that ne is IN no way accountable
20 the brewing 4 Mailing company for
his action lie claims that tho $3.50
IL claims to have invested xas simply
loaned "a him. and that the company
holds his notes which he IL prepared
To pay at any Zinc.
The application for the receivership
" tho outNrowth Of tho boycott 81
the Western Central Labor union ON
the SEATTLE brewing & Mailing com-
panv's beer. Il l. alleged nv the pc
titioncrs that Jensen IL Ia sympathy
with the unions. and Tor this reason
ceased to give the company his patron
age.
Jensen dlsclsims any interest IN The
controversy between the union and the
brewery The rcasous for his buying
beer elsewhere. he saws. arc not con-
nccted IA any way with the boycott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28

" q. Wilson a pntrolmau Ia the
police department was suspended Sat
urday niRhi by Chief Sullivan. on Is
charge Of reporting FOR duty fntoEiz
Gated. Wilson claims that the real
cause 81 his dismissal vas the fact
that be had rsldea poker game
which some 81 his supefiars were pro
terting He will pat the matter fn
The hands Of aB attorney and take the
case before the civil service commits
sion.
Wilson alleges that he was called
before the chief and asked 20 fiEn q
ready made redEnation Ia return for
which the report saliid =. gwen out
thht he Naa ssing into business or
to Alaska. upop hts refusal 10 - thin
he says he NaH peremgtoriiy suspend
81 on the rumped mp charge II
drunkenness Wilaat claims % have
many witnesses 10 prove that he was
not drunk a. the time cfs4Fged
one story has v that Wilnou solicit
"a brihs - 81 frosn the proprietorp
II tn. Columbia beer nail FOR allowing
them 90 rin the poker game which
nau denies this
Nilran version of the affair Is that
at O'Clock Christmas night yo1nR
man came 90 him and Informed him
that he had lost - playing Forbsef in
the Columbia beer hall earhfr First
avenue and Columbia street. Hnd asked
him 20 60 and get the money back for
him. Wilson vent lato the ball and.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28

on finding game IN progress, arrest
81 the proprietor ana dealer
After he hah reached the sidewalk
with biz men the prisoner offered 10
give hack the boys money. and tho
boy lmpiored him 10 release them n
they did this The boy further eaid
that be would not prosecute the men
even n they were held Wilson HayB
he theh concluded a. let the mon go.
bat ordered them % close up the game
BY noon.
Wilson further alleges that few
nights ago the pf0pristorn u the y.
a saloon. az FIRST avenue and Madi-
son street came % him. saying they
wanted 60 open Il poker Rams They
said that HusheY Behn had iufDfmsd
them they could run with his prptsc-
ton n he would "cut up with him.
ifo reported the matter al hsadquar-
teri and the report came 90 him that
Sullivan had no agreement with itehn
and va not interfering with gambling.
a being the prosecuting attorneys
province 20 Do that.
Both the Columbia beer hall and tho
4. 4 l. saloon are now running poker
games. and nobody intsrferea. though
both places are In the heart - the up
town business district where open
gambling has never been tolerated ~
Mayer ffumen.
pAtr0iman Wilson VAS suspended
from duty Tor - days by chief sulii-
van about six weeks ago. A. that
tin.e he was drunk on his beat and
admitted the fact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
I29 POUND FEATHERWEICHTS
TO MEET FOR TITLE

hundreds of legitimate liEhtwrlE hts.
weigh ia at the rinKstBe Al rs
pounds er under and aekroNlsfgc
their class. Where then 90 Young
Cort~ff ana Haplon get a license Ia
raas aH feather weights and enter
the ring AZ the same AeikhtF
The fNoat memorable ftKht to the
history % ths ring that lk-rouHa ~
between Joe MAicott. weiter.
weight and kie f.avlEur fhsu tht
liEntwslzht chAmpios iu shigh the
latter made the barbados black
take hts medicine waw az Ia pounds
Nobody souid cali either 90 thrrs
men feather weights. yet men Who
viii flKhi ~ about the same weight
viii meet for the "f~atherwskxhf
chamuiuuship
Il - asSut time Tor the prsaxnosffn
uf boxing o. classify ths niuskaff
aud let feather weights meet
feather weights ~ their limit ~ ~
pounds Or under. but no heavier and
ief the same ruiz sppif 10 al CLASSES
wbrre = championship hinges upon
the Feaott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
" KILLED
Death List Resulting from the
PIERRE Marquette Railroad
Disaster Increases

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Dec a.
The death list resulting from the
train disaster on the Perv Marquette
railroad. Saturday night. has nov
reached - Thirty eight persons
were seriously wounded.
The acctdcuf occurred six miles
east % this city. II was a hrad-pu
collision between two passenger
trains and was caug~t By the wind
blowing cut the signal a. McCostis
station wfler~ Westhos1nd train No. 5
should have stopped ard received or
ders 20 wait for the sastbuund train.
The trains Wrrw first scheduled 20
paAs az Os&kdaIs PARK. but In order
20 hFip the eastbOuud train the or
deru ~ere changed making the meet
ing place at Fox. Tfse wthaund
train reosfved the new orders. ana
thhe westeound train Was 70 have
reosstxed them al Ha ioFsa. but "a
IrasNe1 that station without mfnpnsug.
the siED4i hxhts having been blcssn
ouss
The srmras were rfseh going az a
f,frfs rate VI speed They met 18th
a terrible crash. The engines. bag
gage carr and first coaches 81 each
traiu were completely demolished.
A hiEHafd vas raging AZ the tirie
and great difficulty waA encountered
Ia looking after the injured The
complete fist OF dead fellows.
STR. and MIS-. /. , BALDWIN. NULL
ken. Mr-h. Louis Baldwin. their son.
Muiilken. Lester Williams. Lansing.
Mich. Mrs. Daisy Giles Lowell.
Mich. Burt Myers. Grandyilie or
Lake odessa. Mich.i Walter Jordan.
Guud Rapids Joseph HUM feoi-
orct1. Windsor. Ontario. Aussn
Wager hagKaFrman. Detroit.
Charles A. Stoddard. Detroit. cnEi-
neer No. 6 Charles A. Dsvius. Grand
Rapids William Heinrich. Detroit
baKxaEcmsn. = ~ BELL. Eturr Oak
or Portland Mich. Allen n. Wells
fliK Rapids Mich. Frank ". Wtrr-
enEo Grand Rapids. George Palmer
petroit. American cxpress agent. r
r. Coykeudali. Lake Odessa. Mich
a. , May. carpenter. Grand Raridg
--- Peterson for Thompsaul. Sioux
city. Iowa. one unidentified man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28

RAN FftASCIacu. nce "a
Shades % the Marquis 81 Queens
berry
Young corhrtts and FAfdle Han
lon are 10 fight for the feather
eight championship December -
at Mechanics pavilion
They Nili weigh Ia at iso lseenfiF
At O'Clock. which means fhsy vii
weigh approximately. tz1 Or -
pounds bsfeHe. they enter the rims
And these ar~ fes th.fNeiKhtHf
ny what pfpccNs - reasoning the3
consider themselves feather weights
i past the tEudefsts udinF ~ AT Wha
fulio~' the history % the prize ring
The long list 81 mrn Whu Al times
held OF aupifed to hold the tiiir and
who fought a, or beloW the litnh 81
- pounds protest against the prs
tuition ~ tie class b ihssu men
and others who claim 90 b. ~ the
elaau, bat who fight &c a wfisshi Tons
recognized as the lightweight limit
frank Erne Jimmie Britt Joe
Clans. Martin Duffy. Art HlmI1n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
MURDERED
HIS WIFE
INDIAN cRAzgo WITH DRINK. BEAT MS souAw lNsgNsBlE
WITH HIS FISTS AND THEN FINISHED HIS auRosRous
AN AXE

Fof nearly twenty -four hours tho
taclturn murderer aud hts young
daughter rsnained iu the dinEAt one
rocmed shsnW with the murdered
dead
AZ t0N o'clock yesterday morning
news ~ the crime reached the nher-
iffa efucc and at 1 O'Clock Deputy
shcriffs Warren and Lane placed the
Indian under arrest
he had made no attempt 70 escape.
although there Hvems Go b. plenty Of
evidence that ne at first tried 90 COW
e. w the cause ~ the wuman'n death.
Not until he vas ia his cell in the
county bail did he confess his guilt
Then he admitted the deed. Rat
claimed that ne Was under the In
fiuenee ~ liquor and ga not know whs
ha dtd H.
The Smokaivm place il about three
miles northwest Of Puyailup ana seven
miles southeast Of Tacnma. smoka-
hem is-ycar-aid sen. Harris. says that
has father admitted % him that he
struck the woman with a stick Of
Wood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
(spesial 20 The start

TACOMA. Dee. N.-IAcky smokaicm.
= w.lcfV Reiterated SiwaHh Indian.
murdered his wife Annic Smokairrn,
on tho ruNailun reservation saturday
About noon. either BY the use II his
fists er with an an ~ stick % woea
The dead womaas face and chest were
beaten into pulp evidently by the
mans fists but over the left eve was
sisep cash made hy a hlan,-edgcd
tcot "a stick of wood
rhe crime>was committed AZ the
rude shanty 90 smokalsm and his wife
shout the tniidls ~ the daN saturday.
when both were tn partial state %
atoxicatlon The oniy witness Go the
tragedy Vas the i2.yaar-old daughter
of the ceslpie. who had returned from
the Indian schcol fen minutes eeforv
her pareut. DRIVE home from Tacoma
m their buggy.
Mar Smokaiem. the little gtri SAYS
shat her parcnts engaged IA a struM-
ne srhartiy after entering the shanty
@tnd frat IN the end Smokafem grabbed
~ AZ. and Htrsos his wife tho death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
TO SLEEP IN LAND
or HIS FATHER

With ft. heo tons Of American prod
ucts the boston Steamship Com
pany's mammoth freightsr shaw
nut. Captain Smith. sailed this
morning for Japan. China and the
Philippines. The Shawmut has 10
passengers, the majority Of whom
are Chinese. A part of the shaw.
nuts cargo consists Of 5000 tons of
hay. grain and oats for the war de-
partment In the Philippines.
The Shnwmut carries the body Of
ch0ck chin Den. or Qpong Tuck as
he was known In Seattle. back 20
china for lnterrnent. The body will
be accompanied b. the widow and
three children. who In the future VIII
make their horne IN China
Chock Chin Den was wealthy
merchant. The widow Will retain
some 81 her Seattle interests, which
will be looked after by her local
agents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Dee. "a
Another year like that OF last season
and ios yachting Will receive a Hefi.
Gus aetback The history Of the
sport does not contain "a more dis
appointing season than that Of lses.
aud the followers OF the game ATE
looking forward to better times
The Kalamazoo Ice Yacht club T.
preparing for great SEASON. and
the international races scheduled Ia
take. place IN January. on Gun lake.
under It's auspices. VIII. with good
ior. be the best ever held. The plans
include bringing here the fastest ice
yachts ~ the country. IN one grind
test 81 speed Entries have been as
sured from Red Bank. -. J.. Mndi=
son. Wis Minneapolis MINI
Kingston. London and Toronto.
can. Detroit. and Muskegou, Mich.
and Toledo. Ohio
Gull lake Is admirably adapted for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
INTERC
CHESS MATCH

MN YORK pec Zs-Ths annual
Tournament fur tht intercollegiate
chess shan pipuship began to-day at
the calnrhia Grammar school ard
will continue until ThurrdAy. The
contestants consist ~ teams ~ four
Mon each representing Yale. Harvard
Princeton and Columbia All ~ thu
teams This year are made up largely
= usN material aud a. = consequence
the result - IN. tournament In mat
ter q aide speculation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Chris Case flied libel against the
steamer Valencia. ~ the federal
court. Saturday afternoon. Ia re
cover 81 ooo damages for personal In
iurieH sustained on "a voyage from
Nome 60 Seattle tie claims that
while sitting 81 the dining table OF
the SECOND class cabin. the vessel
iurched and b. Was thrown against
a berth on the opposite side of the
saloon. lis Injuries. he alleges, are
permanent
A burglar entered the room Of
Mrs. g W. Kirachner. In the Grlf-
fifth hotel al Second avenue and
Pine strret Saturday and stole a
valuable old Violin. "a silk dress and
leather Vaiisc Entrance Co the
room was effected With a pase key.
Tho ease has been placed IN the
hands 81 Detective Curbett
Jack Brskwold. "a sailor. was ar
rested yesterday by fatrolman
Kelly. on suspicion 81 having stolen
n pigs Of lead. each weighing ins
pounds He was found on the water
front trying to sell them and could
not give good explanation 81 ht.
possession Of them. II iE thought
that the lead was stolen frufn the
E7NNfA NH ANflfHWNt - ARfA isNh
low. and Breiyvuid VIII he held until
advicea are resolved from that place
G. g Murphy and 4. s. shannon
are held at police headquarters pend
ing an investigation. II Was report
"a 90 patrolmen HUFF and Beckman.
who made the arrest that Murphy
and shannon were with Robert VII
son IN the restricted district for the
purpose Of robhing him early sun
day morning.
employees Of the Great Northern
Halfway Company in Seattle and
surrounding cities. hv Chrisima-
day. presented A. y. 6. penniston
the general western passenger agent,
with handsome lowing cup The
presentation was made during the
course Of Christmas banquet M
the Butler hotel Mr.. nennistop re
tires from the compuny's service
January T.
The steamship Valencia Captain
Cam. sailed last night for SkaEway
and other southeastern Alaska ports
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miles.
THIRD rHes Michigan state cham %
pionHhlp fling rnce diatnuce - miles ,
best two ia three heats. open C. ail
Michigan bohtH.
Fourth raps &fwocpatnke race $50
purse 600. go. $50 f2o. distance 20
mites thnnuicapls one heat. free FOR
All
Firth rao.- Consolation ruce. dis
lance 80 miles fhundieup fucrit ono
heat. open fo all nuu winners.
The fret three races Will be sailed
without hHndicaps, the rules gov
erninR championship races being tht
Hnms na those used for races fof the
worlds championship flax, now hela
by the Hudson River / Y. G. For
the handicap races the same rules
govern nH have been used for year,
by the oldest and best lee yacht
clubs of America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28

ire yachting and is one OF the few
places where n wiudWard aud lee
ward race can be- held as we'll 81 a
Triangular race.
Commodore y g. 0liu. head of the
Knlamason lce Yacht club. and the
best known ice yuehtamau OF the
middle west. vii enter his famous
Joker and Wolverine against the
cracks ~ the country on the latter
be- banks his hopes 81 winning the
title Of international champion.
Joker NOW holds the worlds record
for q regular eourre. and wolverine
IL thought 20 bo much faster The
program Of the international races
Includes
First race-=Internaiionsl cham
plofHhip tStuart solid silver trophy
race best three IN five heats dis
tauee 20 miles. $50 square feet class.
aceOnd race International cham
pionship race. 40 square feet class,
best three ia five heats. distance ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28
"GYM" DIRECTORS
MEET

pHtECEroS y J. Dec . Mem
horr 81 tbs s.cisty ~ College Oym-
aasium Directors are rounding up here
for their seventh annual meeting.
which will b. entertained this week
b. George Goidie. director q the
Princeton University gymnasium
A feature ~ the meeting will he the
formal opening a the nw~ Prince ien
gymnasium. which g. ons ~ the lara
aat sud teal equipped institutions ~
ito kiud in the auuntry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-28

A. result OF collision between a
North Seattle car and an asphalt
= wagon. at the corner 81 FIRST ass
suus and Virginia street. Saturday
evening A. Quikley. a passenger on
the car. was painfully injured Two
other passengers only ESCAPED being
hurt by Jumping when they saw the
impending danger QuigieY is not
seriously hurt although he iE sui
ferinF a great deal liis les l.
bruised aud he IL badly shaken up