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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
WORK or THE
CITY COUNCIL

Considerable routine business was
transacted at the meeting of the city
council last niaht A number Of
small street Improvement matters
were considered. The proposition to
tcplank FIFTH avenue from Yenler
way TO Jackson street, aud the Union
street and Eighth and Ninth avenue
proposed grading improvements were
referred TO the sir~ots committee. Is
An ordinance was passed appfof
priatinE 400 for the purchase ~
frames and dies to be used hereafter
Ia counter sinking the names ~
streets IN eanerete walks.
An ordinances providing for ed.
tennive improvements at the city
shops. was passed In all. 1850 WIS
Appropriated IN tho ordinance for
this purpose.
saloon licenses were granted ny
ordinance as follows n, ~ polan for
q saloon on the ground floor In the
Hotel Stevens building; Iisits n
Weninx. at sea Second avenue. 20 be
known as the Junction eaioan. and
1amiessn q Mcfarland. whn bought
out HERMAN Quandf % the Palmer
house bar. Jameson a Mcfarland
win move their fixtures 10 lis wash
inHton street
Ordinances 20 grant raioon licenses
as follow. were introduced and laid
on the table FOE one week Bodwsiarr
cafe 1890 First avenue. &. Gardner.
10 Washington street: q. NJ. Hcheli.
Third avenue and PIKE street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
SOC
DOIlNGS


Misc ff-ne caakey viii entertain
the members % tho Ping Pong Cub
Friday evening at the lincoln.
Mr.. FREDERICK ". Adams has la
sued Invitations for q card party Ia
be given At her home. tas Seven
tesnth avenue. Thur day afternoon.
Tbs ~. y. A. X. club will meet
Wednesday ~ the home % Mr., and
Mis-. J. u. foWies. Mr.. and Mrs.
George y. Mayer win entertain ths
club.
Mrs. I. c. Gilman viii entertain
the new card club January ~ at her
huHne,
Mrs. James A. HAixht entertained
q large ntanber " fslsnd. at a card
party Monday afternoon at her resi-
denee. IS broadway. Ais- Haisht.
% New York. who - hsr guest. was
NV honored persca.
The regular meeting Of the Nine
tsenth Century Club will be held
with Mszz ouy January 10. al her
houu~. tes Eighth avenue ssuth. A
special snusiu@i program ha. been
arranged and all members arr 10
qusstSi "a be present.
The Seattle Federation of wompn.s
ciahs u this afternoon holding ia
regular nesting.
A fraternity dance viii be sivrn
ln Chffsfsnssn's hall, Arcade bulid-
ing. Friday evening. jaaaarg "a
Ths yssns ladies' Il the do~mitory
Of sh~ stats University entertained
a nenhsr Of thsir friends Monday
ne LADIES' Musical club me, ira.
afternoon IN Chrtssen.onss hall A
hns prerrsfn was rendered German
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
CITY LIFE WAS
TOO STRENUOUS

The rumble OF street ears. ths
blowing OF steam whistles and the
naisr and etlst tie Of city proved too
much for the nerves o. Mary He'll
man. who Was barn and brought up
In a peaceful Irish village. she was
examined a. To her sanity IN the
superior court today and committed
to a lnnatie asytanA
The Unfortunate woman came "a
America only a short time ago. When
she landed In New York the street..
we're 80 crowded that ahe bsealns
uunfusei and would stand FOE hours
~attinE faf \ chance 20 crtss. Final
u her niaa eeeafae tsnbaef with the
idea that all tfurk drivers and mo-
tafusen had designs upon haF hfa
and wished 10 run over hpf IA order
10 obtain possession Of few hun.
ired dollars that she had Inherited.
when she reached Seattle her drlu-
sion became even stronger IL IL
thought that she siii Hoon resovrr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
NEW COMPLAINTS
ARE SWORN OUT

n. W. Emmonz. attorney. repre-
seating property owners on Hesean
hill. today aWurs to complaints
charging Thomas and Ernest Car
stems ard James Henry with wiifaf
vf1iaficn ~ the city ordinances reg
alsfins slaughter houses.
Th@ three defendants we're ar
quilted yesterday IN police csort On
. similar charge. 1udxs o~orar held
that there had BEEN no wiifui viola
ton % tho lay for the reason that
the slaughter houses we're being OPP
Grated under q license from the eity
at the time the complaints alleged
violation Of the city ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
WILL BUILD A
NEW CLUBHOUSE

: nv ana cpnmsfiotl. club houxe
- = bun az IN. eorn~r Of Fourth
syeH~ an9 Cherry street for the
a. HIspdation Of The Seattle Afh-
b esb This vas practically de-
= meeting of the club last
1sr1nG shs<h ali % the details
proposed structure were dis
end general plans adopted.
4~&finx vas eftsnded By q. o.
s wa oSn< the property IN
- and who Will erect the
Ths new structure " 20 be
~. eFssn high and wiii be fitted
~ sy<Fy sroaern oonvesience suit
- ~ purpo-es Of the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
THE MARKETS

Hecept hesvy shipments n
bananas have svsrstocked the mar
net and sons % the fruit i~ hecefn-
Ing so ripe as 10 BE- rapidly ap.
preaching a state ~ decay. The
Italian pedflers. quickly taking In
the situation. are buying up the rip
est bananas Al a cheap price and
ara selling them on the streets.
WHolgsAtG pRscgs
sTns-- prices AZ. 10 Gag ear-r IN s.As-
ss'.. r,se,s :. ss'sii psrsAss-s s.s~.ss
Provisions
vrrsh Ne@fs-cne b~sf. Te p-r ~ sf~sr
s~ss sste ~ N asssa, w.sh.r. Tssss s--s.
= s-ssk, ss.e ~ vral ssiir
,, r,s-, s.,,'.- s,..s "'-.f.a s'~'>
vssstsbfss
tsri rssimes, tti.so9fth. esrruts. ss15ns
go s@es. lestuee. ios 80 fpsi bot aeas>.
- e 80. s- .,.H 49,. - = a.. az,
sslsn.. ssgss p~f e~t; .saass-.. s1zse
Green Fruit. Ess.
f<nons q zlsf7 - per hos. aptie.. roc0
o. ~. ersnsss. - zIesf 70 sssi Jsnss--s
ris per hi. p~ars. fses sfsr- fruit. las.
81 os9ss 20 pr boa. ~sinnts. isufss.
Butter. chesss. EGGS. Poultry
uutfss wi Washington cf~.rnssisa So.
"a sfeen. PIG 17es ranch trDrxr.
Nee .Nsii.s wsssiss,or faiI sr~4ss.
NJ, EsrasFn, it4ise. ossxuo. 1901 Tam
bsfRsf. fuuife. briek. s~iss, ts1iRe.
fosltrs Dressed tuftsya 1sri hens. $50
ne, i've asssss. fsc. Nv. GEESE. lie.
CHICAGO. Jan. i3.-Whsat. Is "a.
10 la
--8
psre,rn cisssss
Professor Wilson 81 Hanks Han
Monday and Friday svsninGa- Pr
vass ssnsons daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
70 WEST
SEAT Tile
.,x oF LAKE WILL 60 ON
ssrv RuN MKT MONDAY
rS1s MAR MAY FOLLOW

-, there Is 10 be eompeti-
W. ~ Wszt seattle ferry
w. Nsxt Mnatay tho s'saiaef
ssss q the Lake. sspsaln ns'. 4.
s>-~n>r. sos~ On TIE run hl-se ~
49, s,,rs dkllf Up TO nianishs.
- .nrpArarse on the reu.e may
= eut in rates TO West seat
- are % the Lady OF the
All ~ s esas<. whereas " -
49, - ~ f<ffy Cfty of seattle
" ~. y. cnruaistier ticksts are
sss, In shsi e4ss the rate h >
s~sry az ths f-aax Of the Lake
- ~ ~,harbAn p4ss<nseF traffic
i ne saseosns II ~ <kisa.ien Nhien
- rc>n kert ~ ~ ne ciusen. OF
w,~t sr.ft< ever sine tne vita
rssal ~ tn s<<<nrr Manrsts. CAP
80 ueNlllan. frssm the routa early
~ August Since then West seat
~ r~spis have had no means Of
.ssr.inx the csty after O'Clock In
~ evening. 10 their great ineon-
= iewn has gone 10 the expense
Z kul,tins a stairway up tho hill
- he point where the Lady Of
- Lac VII lard. Al that place
S11<n>f. PARKS 4 Greenwood. who
~ m steamer. have nearly com
80 wharf which will cost u. 80
Il s>ssmsr VIII leave this side al
- cnsman pier.
~ L@dy Of the Lake h a steamer
= - tcrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
LIKED THE STREET
MORE THAN HOME

Fiorcnoe wIillamA-a pretty IT.
fear-oid Eiri. was arrested ~ Police
man foe~rts al an early hour this
ntoFutnx at the request 81 her
r,other. The sifl had left h.r hsssas
and was Wandering abotf the
streets.
Mrs. Williams told the poltr~ last
evsninx that the giri had run away
nom her home and that rhs wantssi
her returned Policeman Roberts
Vas detailed on IN. case aaa sue.
ceetief In finding the siri. She ested
sn.n brought 10 the pssiics station
and begged To b. r~iras~d. Hhr dld
not want 10 80 harnc. however. and
vas isrksd ap In the wntnsn.s cell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
INJUNCTION
MAY STAND

The Puget Sound Publishing Co.
publishers Of the Daily Bulletin
yesterday secured temporary VIC
tory Ia the night over the contract
for the city printing.
The hearing came up before Judge
Tnilman ON motion OF the attorneys
FOR the Times Printing co. 90 dis
solve "a temporary injunction re-
Gently issued enjpininH the city and
the Times Printing co. from carry
Ing out the contract TOT thu city
printing.
Judge TAilman refused 10 Dissolve
the temporary Injunction. and the
matter VIII come up again In few
days on an Application Of The pub
iluhsrs Of the bulletin Co have the
temporary restraining order made
permanent.
The merits OF the case In regard
Ia whether or not the Bulletin In q
daily newspaper OF general circuih-
ton within tho meaning of the law.
was gone into at considerable length
yesterday.
Ne 10 Spinning for bicycle rspsirA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
new SCALE
FOR 1903
FtsHERmEN SUBMIT scHGoulE
or PRICES TO eG DEMANDED
OF pAckERs

The local branch Of tho Fisher
men's Protective Union OF the Pa
cifie cos,st a Alaska yesterday sub
mittsd 10 Puget sound and Alaska
nah companies located ON the aounsi
\ new wage schedule for the season
Of 1904
The pay demanded In the new
schedule varies according 10 the To-
cation, uome OF the prices being ar
ranged AT ~ much per sirh. whlte
other prices ars on the basis % the
length % the season.
The union demands that the Asher
men shall be provided with heslthfui
1uartera wholesome food. properly
prepared. and that union cooks and
stewards be employed a. far as pro.
eurahte. Copies u the demands.
with explanatory pamphlets will b
issued IN English and italian for dis
fffhution among mennhsraL
The uuton comprises 5000 ffsher-
men on the coast and In Aiaska-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
CLAIMS DAMAGES
FOR DEAFNESS

because he became d~.f. whils
travelling from Norway To Seattle.
last May. Knox fasa~n MED darn
sxs suit foe tfs.e9e In the superior
Line Steamship ca. from which ne
bought htr tirt~s-
III. plaiafIa claims that HE sfsse-
Non II due 10 the prtvAtions he was
ftfcrd 20 endure IN the trip He
cfaifns thai he ~.< dspsfv.i a warm
bedding and good food dsriuK the
trip acfoss the Atlantic
The plaintiff 10 a minor and IL
rsprrsauted In the suit by q
guardian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
@OVERNOR'S MESSAGE.

push legal action against the meraer
tbs HoNernor bitterly arraisna the
rAtifoAd lobby aud requests the pas
saw of law prohibiting the Accept
members OF the legislature The
xuNvrnor predicts the defeat Of the
Republican party la the next eiees
ttan "a the state PLATFORM pledge To
establish railway commission IL
not carried out by the present ieglas
iatufe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
ooop an no ADA

Ada FHvir. better known aa
"Hhomo." Was ordered by Justice OF
the Pence George yesterday 20 leave
the city OF serve 30 day sentence In
tho county jail. The woman said
that she would leave. Hho was
charged with vaEfaney under the
state law The case was the nrHt
In the hands of Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney &C. .. Kriete since he took
nfilan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
Hun FOR JOHN
VAN HORN

- ocanty commissioner shi.
uol4ng sppc1nted Joan Wan Horn
= escr<~6 Ezra Herman a. char
~ oonml1n1nner. Mr.. H~rrrnan's
nDatann = - take effect April |.
~ nrerai years Mr.. Van Horn has
- @uployed m the zs--.or's a.
J. 3erxzn has been appointed
u4u4 I'D engineer at the county
- kooe< In place Of George
nA nsd Ralph ftoxard. jRnIfnf,
- Escceeied By l. ssisy.
= = h1therfor1. county purchas-
~ 1osnt- kxs be~n appointed. ~ =
ags'osd that no important
XW ar< eontrrnplstei IN other
c(u(y tfficvs-
n<dn c,,dihe~ this morning com
49, NJ Let q d<pafIss. WIN one
sysiaa al are rsappalutsd. jobs
1ee<. an etd<r brother of the
I'll n commissioned In place Of
keuis Hsney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13

.rtA Jan. iA~IoNefner
eli ...ni his annual lt,e-sAse 20
ssilfias ,.snrr today. lie acvosea
n s<.s.e,e attsntion 20 the aueHs
ssa<e s.senuo for state purposes,
~ - mat Il should b. raised hx
~ r-,.nle system q taxation OF
- 49,, .l.aning car companies
s<4r.s corporations. The sev.
- e.s ss.,ea that tbs state board ..
~. .,,.,n should be empowered
t(sAlsx exiatinH tax niethods
y tse'ss see,arcs 10 be unequal
sa'ea ~ Mcbride attacks tire
~ she Northern railrsadA IN
m<'<F' Ssrtnrrn Securities Company.
y ths ~ aeslarps n be a menace
w. material pfeEtess 81 thlH
~ ~ asks that the legislature
t'H. - anpropfiAtion 20 Al---- Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
SPANISH Wan VETERANS

Geo. N. FHartsou Camp No, -. =. A..
w. ". viii meet at = o'ciorh this
evening In rom 2. Carpenters hall.
Fourth Hvasue. between Pike and
Pine. To install ofscors. Tha esrs-
mony viii be under the supervision
Of Mal Hrowa Of Tacoma. depart-
mental commander. All veterans %
the Spanish American war and fri-
ipino insurfection are expected 10
attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13

a, ~. Hess. who says he WAS IL
iufnd la a collision between two ~ /.
tetuibun entn, Dee, Z, AZ Milton, hlei
suit today IN the superior uoufa
AGAINST the Seattle tneuinH lntefs
ufhnp halfway Co, To- rcuuNsf tlah
"a danhHaa fN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
combs ON
HIS WAY

torlsvrr-lE Jan. is-Minister
o1rks lsaves tonight for his new
- Guatemala FftAxsrald. the
S1k~r Il TIE yoslns man killed ~
H1atpr. th> eon Of tho late minister.
+ u CITY sn4esxeFink 10 indues
du1rszs 10 Interest himself In order
- nrn<h<r Investigation Cconh<
1,S1,n@d 10 take any action unless
1rlr.rted 10 DO 20 BY the state de-
r6e<meHt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
MAY PLAY BALL
IN THE STREET

Al the meeting Of the city council
last night q bill was introduced by
faIf providing for the lease of Taylor
nvenue from Republican street 60
Mercer street 10 DEXTER Horton a
Co. for 10 years at an annual rental
Of 81 ~er year.
AZ that point Taylor street has not
been opened up and IL part OF tract
recently leased 20 the seattle club
o. the Pacific Coast baseball League
for a ball park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
PLEIADES IS
At YOKOHAMA

Cabiegrams received yesterday by
the Maritime Exchange AMI by
Prank Watefhouss a Co. local
agents of the Boston Steamship Co .
pIeiader, announced the arrival Of
the vessel AT Yokohama yesterday . 9
days out
voyage were given. tho mere State
rnenf that she called NJ Dutch Har-
bor. about 90 miles or her courxs
proves that she fsusf have cncouTf-
tered very severe weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13

Another echo 81 the Russell AT
vorrr case VAS heard In Justice
Cams cauft THIS morning A NJ.
Thurman secured Judgment auainHt
q. ~ lusSell for services rendered
him as a private detective. iinrs
mon said he was employed to shadow
Mrs. Russell aud do other work uf
aimilar nature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
DERESF0RD
ARRIVES

FEW YORK. Ian. t&--Hsar Aa-
- Lord chAxi<z Bsresford ar
~ IN n kninrrin Maria THERESA
- Duufng- In an iutervt-~. NJ
- NJ KnniAnd made . niseaks
= 0um1rk - Alliance with Gef-
umy u ~ ven<snsi4n sffar. ~
t11sem tnns e : similar question
eu1r ap61n ar5s>o England VII sup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
!. 2. sroRY MlsslNa

W. Richards notified the police
last n,aht ~ the disappearance % ..
Y. STORY FROM lilltnlan city on the
Renton car llae. lie atated that
STORY. who is n young man, came 10
Seattle on the evening OF Jan. 4.
Intending 10 return tho same night.
since that tltne he has not been
heard from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
uARINE NEWS

- fsconner Trading ana Trans
'n compauys~ steamers Geo
sr and Inland Flyer are on
U ~ West Seattle undergoing
alteration. The flyer j.
~. <nrrh<ned Is feet and other
s-'1ne are being made to in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13

chaa II. Baker. who was arrested
early yesterday morning ON suspicion
OF holding up the Hewitt restaurant,
was released BY the police last niHht.
lie could not be Identified ns the
thief Thomas baldwin, who was
arrested an an aecompiiee In the
case, IL aiIil IN fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
FIRE in LAUNDRY

F'sosis q detective fiue q IRE start
ed IN a Chinese laundry near the cor
nsr Of First avsnue and Vine street
this morning. soon after midnight
The Gre apparatus Was called and
the biazs noon extinxuished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
sseonsrRueTIon ORDERED

s<r~teh from Bremert0n an
- ~. r NAT the navy department
Y as'horixed the rueo7sstructien 81
~. =, I.eto- boat G0ldstorough AT q
- i" szs.3ss. This order has beer
- ne strength Of the recsnt
y - made By the board courpos-
n Y N. Bosf~lck. q. A. Carr. ~.
W-><p"id v. W. Hibbs and ". r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
SHOULD THE
CITY PAY?

The question az 20 whether the
city OF the property owners should
pay for improvements LA water
mains created considerable discus
niou at tins meeting OF the city
council last night.
counuliman crtchton raised the
question In connection with the
eaIsf street and other improve
mrnts on Queen Anne hiii. lie az
planned that In putting la water
mains IN this district u was nscsH.
snry to construct several feed pipes
and contcnded that the city ought
10 stand for the cost Of these. He
took the ground that the city agreed
Ia furnish pure and whoieeoms
water TO the consuuter for a stipu-
lated rental. and N Il was necessary
60 construct numerous feed mains In
order 20 carry out this contract n
was the eitys lookout and not that
Of the property owner.
rnnnciiman James aud Mullen OBJ
jecfed strenuousiy 10 the council
committing itself to such method.
cauneiImsn Kistier and 0ill were IN
favor Of II II the plan proposed IL 10
be adopted for all parts OF the city
Ths matter was finally referred
Ca the fire and water eoniu,ittes to-
rethrr with the proposed Oeief
street fnproyeufeut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13

The steamers Cottage city and
Faraiion arrived from Lynn canal
paints last evening with total ~
10 tNasaeaEera- The body of Gen.
Friedrich. who died recently at
Juneau. was brought down ON the
Cottage City II will be shipped Ca
san Francisco on the city Of istiehia.
sailing tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
POLICE NOTES

Three women found plying an un-
lawful occupation IN tbs district
abo~e Jackson street were arrested
Nv Detective BaffJee and Patrolmsn
Roberts last night. They were re-
leased on sth bail each.
Nellie and Louise Purcell, two In
dian women. denlzenT Of the sand
apit.s were arrested last night on
charges Of drunkenness. The
srofnen would not tell the police
v,t.ero they rot the whisky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
COMPANY UNCOMFORTABLE

Articles II incorporation o. fhe
Washington Poured concrrts tn. of
Seattle were fisd yesterday with the
county auditor. Capital stock u ma
81 AZ 81. zoe. The onieefs Of the
cafnpany are John Soyez rfs-isant
ana treasurer. y. =. ponuhoe. rrcrs-
tarr ana MANAGER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
WAS TaAcv's VICTIM

Jark Williams. criminal dsputy
under Sheriff CudIhre. who sas shot
BY OUTLAW Tracy. July J. II Boshsii.
repafted for duty todsy. lie % SLOW :
IL r.coxsffnx his strength. but FOR
sams tsfns 20 ccsne VIII do only light
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
An Ersassrrsrt Which Was intend.
ID 10 Last T~snsy Days. But VIII
Terminate In q Few Days

Thousands % people have been
awaiting themselves u the reckless
prices that the Golden Rule isakaar.
az poo LIST ave. are making on the
balance % their retail stock You
had better hurry n yoa want SOME u
the bargains sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
bond INTEREST

Al a meeting Of the city council
last night. an ordinance was pss>~s
spprcpristtnE tssfse7 frosn the gen
ersi fund to pay interest on the
Washington park bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
MARalAce IIcENaaa

have been issued Jos-ph asrIer. 20.
and Nrs Jennie Mentally. -. both
% Richnond Beach. Albert Teets.
~. and Josephine pwvurcheFs. a.
both OF Haatfle. rs~osx- Asteii. 10,
and Carrie Yusf. ~. both OF Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
BOOSTING"
r NOT lawful
Judge George Sets tho Seal Of His
pisappreVaI on the Occupation o.
poker.room Employees

pokef.room Employees
l., Wade. tried IN the police court
yesterday on a charge Of vasrancy.
attempted 10 convince Judge dsorKe
that boosting" In a gambling game
IL a lawful method of making a ily-
ina The court took another view
ct the matter aud fined the prisoner
$50. lila friends paid the fine last
night and he wah released
Judge George. BY hln decision, all
lows u 10 be known that he does not
regard gamblers of boosters" at
games Ia a different iisht from the
ordinary heho or saloon lounsrr, ~
- held that they are gaining a living
by unlawful msann, which the court
says IL 4 violation " one Of the Sec
lions of the ''dlrordefly person or
dinancs. II n very probabie that tho
deciaion OF Judge George viii cause
an exodus from Seattle OF the
''boo-tersr or ~decoya,. a small army
Of whom are employed Ia tho poker
rooms about the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-13
LAST OF Earth

uApEfn Jan f1-fyrrn~r Prem
- 0usfa vs. bsrssf today. the
~ - eHfte rDysi family attend
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nuRr Hrn rFEiinea

The damage suit Of Jennie Fields
against william Jensen. proprietor u
the bismarck cafe. In ON trial in
Judge Morris department Of the nu-
perior court. The plaintiff claims
she Was unjusfiy elected from the
cafe last July. and asks ffs0s as q
salve fof her wounded fs~iinsa
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PAWS A ss FINE

The case Of the United states ".
Edward clayson. sr.. has been set
lied In the federal court by the de-
fendant pleading guilty and paying
n 81 fine Mr.. ciayson IN editor Of
the Patriarch and was charged with
a technical violation Of the postal
faWm
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nAkaR nELEAsro

tiou IL spent to make the program
very enjoyable one.
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a.rewk On one Of the finest resi-
rs.s,s N the city Will be begun
tsr,'h lew days. II In 20 be the
s,s1rr-,f nf Frs1 8. atimson Of the
i 49, Mn Co. and will be located
= - center u a eorumodlou. Mat
has,s.'u ~ COS Highland drive. A
rs..,f permi. was procured to-day
~ w me probable cost price az