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Fer R.n,-Fs,ri.h,s Boom.

H0rlsf. NENEI'A7
Cue. FIfst Ave-. and Hensea street
Gfsan. hsnny. Comfortable
Moosus By the DaF Week.
faDsh rfHGT AVENUE
BOARD and ssoms o. 80 -e~s sseh. two
eurapSfns ons rem. va Aafisea. co.,
hsr % Kiahth.
GRAND PAcTgns HoTEi., ms Yisst srs-
nns koass nsuiT furnishes. all tse1ern :
pftres Hfdsrsts
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BEEF TRUST
CONSPIRACY
CASE coMGs UP IN MISSOURI
supnGMG COURT

JEFrEfgsoN CITY. Mo. Jan. ia.
mo report % SPECIAL Commissions
l H. kinlsy. q kanzAs CITY. app
poiat~d 20 sshs Testimony In tho suit
q Attorney General csow for custer
of tho h~ef-psokInx COMPANIES from
dcins bz.ins.s in Missouri foe viola
tsnn Of the antitrust lava was cali
ed fer errssnsnt In ths state supreme
aourt today.
Tbs fIabs OF Aforementioned
Crow asainss the trusts has b~sn
pursued NECESSARILY slne~ M a..
sumsd cflcs end tho result az HE
sfrorts Against thu so-oAli.d paessrs'
combine 4 s~slts-i with ks-n iat-f-
eat. rhs report Of Hp>e.~l csamls-
sienef ktnfey IL ~strwussy favorable
70 the attorney generals aids u the
case. The r-tsrt Ind. thai the Ar
moars. seifss Seisoa Nosrfs ard
other bag companies are guilty %
esabinlns 90 m and n.ainfain pfle-@
for fhs ssis % dressed beef iH 81
sns.ph. ST Loats and kAn>ss CItJ In
yieiafiaa % the Jaws of th- STATE
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VIOLIN SPECIAL

10 rs cents for postage on books
and I cent per copy for music.
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ri 71f.E isle.i = fffs sssk. SSlS sfssis
fen lats lift In th~ italftrnnrr s.ffitlofh
We h.x. ~ptd ax~T S-g hss IN the is-s
five nsr<zfk. n s-ssd sf.a Fssi~~tahls T-ss'-
ple Hsmeflis=s this 10 usaF sntaEh %
ths state Eaifsf-ify % prstert u ffsfn
ralfsaas 60. IL 10 the pfnfsr plaza -
brfsx ~ ygsr fNrniiy n eisAn md ~
sfsTtstts nrtrht-asassBa and Ia a. ein-
eatiaHsi dirtFtet. ~ htsh sd slightly
ldalasiah ant "a The ass ie-lnch gfsea
LAS sha ftait.ri water mains a.
M tsitsye that ypu uiii svsf see tns
tire again thst go ean ery en~ d
tiie-s rhsi-s iots fs the shsre prtne alei
On t-~tru1 af sse essA SD % prr naafh.
Thtr l. ths ts<s ehssp t~ssssrfy osfersa 90
the asaftsf asf n@ar enssxh 10 the Uni
Nef-stF aad txfls. ins4it@ the cit1 limits.
And ets.~s 70 raz-t p.tiie sshspis. - 50
raant - ifs tar-ftoa gss stH 80 fhil
pfs,t-effr edsahs. ratisfy n rsias fer fhs
n~rf few S~sFu. The suftsiss ~ th~ rns
hna util adsss-ns this prszerty 100 p~r
cent fher~ u ssss~ :. Haltlstfa car aarN ice
~ sfs4s frsspsffF AMI tFansf~rs 10 al paris
u ths city. Hsriaasissrl ths fa<s sr-
tsrEsr. ton 80 sat. ch-afaF. fon fsef nsslf
hrtteFl rslt~. tzz<lS- ts< st,f iisait-l s-'
On say tsfrns tsssrs u NJ ssnuae Tor yoa
sr4kfns . mistake IN tts gtNcs yua hray
Taks rnsr~rsffF ear - tsettna sfatto~l
anf h=fa~e Esssin4 q The car tsofies the
city - $50 ha.a-s htsks vest - IA.
t.sss, ssaa.ri. -. have sid over ss lass
NJ y v nr~Erry stii sto~ pa srpaal
aay tisas ye-s csii
.. W WHEELER
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BORROWED
100000

The sscatsi~-Tsossn. fnsesuv1an
Railway 90. ntsi trust DECD IN the
auditors once this morning oon-
Nsrisx tn trust ~ the city Trust On
% Massachusetts,, ali fts property.
franchises and rolling stock ~ 80
ruf~ bonds 10 b issued Amounting
TO 81. a9o. go.
Th~ INSTRUMENT - signed BY tsoofs
Fufth. pr~-tfsnt &C the cem tssnY. Ani
fssefE~ pAon~ofth. seerstArr. The
honas sr~ to - TOE fieos s<sh AMI
bear 5 psr e~at interest payabis
s~sui-annazllY
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A RELIABLE place 20 borrow money OF
diamonds. watches tewelfY. low interest
r. ~ West. h0s piks street.
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SMALL BOYS
MISSING

Ralph ruiver and Herbsrt Iiol-
ioway. two fe-year old boYs. left
their home yesterday morning. with
clean hands. rhtninE faces and a
penny each 20 60 "a. sunday school
They have rot yet returned and
-~~fn TO have vanished into thin air
The parvnts u the boys are anxious
ani frar that nome harm has be-
fallen the ehildr~n. They were not
seen at sunday wrhoni. hut a. thsr
are said 20 Be very good boys. d u
believed by their mothers thar they
iii act deliberately play -haossy..
TIE matter was r~ported to ths
shesffrs offsce. D~puty sheriff Lam
bert was detailed on the cszs.
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ARE RESCUED

xnhE HkuTE. Ind. Jan. a.
- 80 imprisoned ~ a mine fire
~ e~en re~gued. All we're alive.
40 70 be taken 20 the hos
49, x baby used up from in
- .'nnke. The men saved them
. .s ann n. IRE
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TELLER WINS
OUT

DENVER Jan. ss.--It b. now con-
eeded that the senatorial battle ID
sndcf. and that Telier's seat viii mol
DO contested by the Republicans. The
netnoefatiu senate has husn rseos
sszed by tho Republican lieutenant
goYernor.
kx- Senator woicott advises thu
Republicans to anquiaaca In the elee
ton OF senator Teller.
Teller received 81 votes tn thu
betnocfstie branch % the Legislature
on saturday. which In q majority VI
the whole body on Sotnt ballot.
Governor Peabody declines 20 aay
whethsr he VIII slEn Teiier'a creden-
tlal-
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PElEE GOING
AGAIN

cAsTRTEa. Jan ss-The steamer
E0k took zee excursipnlsts 10 -
Pierre ON Saturday and returned
with them ts-iay. They report that
while there a terriflc eruption % Nj.
Peise occurred TIE sxcursfDnist :
diffteulty. Dense clouds Of smoke
extend for miles from the volcano.
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KlCKERS ARE
SUMMONED


fore Beard Of Works Saturday
IL street car patrons who are daily
ineonyenienced by the lack Of suit
able Accommodation at the James
Httect power house station, desire
any Improvement Ia present oendis
tons they must formally submit
their grievances TO the board 81
public works, That body viii then
be In position 10 order shr Seattle
Electric Company 90 erect uafe
sheds aud lay additional payemaatN
at the transfer station.
About six months ago the COM
pany'a Officials we're ordered g.
make these improvements. AZ first,
they were delayed on account Of a
ehatnHv OF management. Recently,
hswrVer, new OFFICIALS have assumed
thu position that thelf patrons are
net drHlruus of additional acuonmo-
d4tionH.
~ next Saturdays meeting OF the
baard OF public works the matter will
~ considered. and " a temonHtranec
i presented by patrons OF the car
life. actlon VIII no doubt be taken
D menIhers OF the board ana the
aHnet railway company ordered 10
install the needed improvements
without DELAY.
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uER LOVERS
I were MANY


4. s,,s nsv.S = Wake sf NE Prsssy
vsses VIA Care
- f,xxrr saft Instituted ~ Cora
..v-ks sx.lnst David t.sNake. a
Ss<,,s ts1tae>ri - being heard In
~. 7kIlslan,s department of the
s,-~<ssr csars tetEs. pr. Franklin
III n uhuse ofsics the plaintiff
~ <upt1ysd. = named an co-re-
16tsnf " the husband In hls an
- aza crc<s-e>pfnpiaint.
- unaft rsseta h flllei willis
49, u the esntsnding parties
~ unso1erAnts interest - mani
- i the sensational affair, Mrs,
LIMA . pretty young woman.
- her husband with csueity.
r dn1ns that he has Repeatedly
mrn1i IN hill hsf. Ths reason
r. ~ sealing ssnpioyrne IN DR..
- o<fics. she alleges. WAS that
~ Mrnnnd spufd not .apport her
~r11mtly. She warmly denies his
- sf fnfsd~issy.
{Stsns alleges that Mira f.evaks
- sndascfet their little bog and al
- IN % reafn the streets At
"A - nys MA l<vsks Was -
1Hnn1Dd With mr.. Powell that she
rl1t1nnrs tcisphcts< pat Tn -
~ - cpeld talk 70 him whsn she
~ - = ne effscs.
n b ~ sIs>g~S IN ths eso><-eofn-
~ 81 Nfs. I-sSsks vas on ex-
nsnr1T fAmiiiar terms with q
- = ~ horzs> and the areeery
~ ~ dsLiv~r<t th~ir daily brad
= tsfAns cs~e~t last Saturday.
4 - = ne ~suptsy % Dr. Powell.
49, an1 his wffs were married
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UNION BANK
ROBBERS

kLdvAS. Mo-. Jan. fa-Th.
purtuit q Anderson and
- fl1etng su<p-cts supposed
~ Union bank robbers Who
u1fscttss srhussa ker. has
% bpfofd- from which place
~ been resolved that the men
- there. Ls~fs ~as wound
~ nsht yesterday and n un-
% H7sei a. fast a. Anderson.
79h both are nsoanfsd on
s1trh they took from a far
~ = believed that Anderson.
n1own TO b. Desperate man.
W L~vts " the latter becomes
'ss = cpntin1s the fff4ht.
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BARGAINS
f,s,se- u rs-ssa. ias sut,a. ene bic-s
frssra Dsuny- g-AfsL Do nos fail 10 -
this. 81 sD fefna
rattas~ - rsruas. kst Nlsina, - or-sn
49, 49, spf ussa~rn hixe aaa -sshsiy
trs. tsfsua
Cottage - = isFxs rsras. new. IN a fins
ia-n4stsat with 70 tufA neaf car. q har-
eslni sa<sei terms -
y.,.,r aer~~ ~ hfarN msll levst hish. csty
Nat.f. nfsr car. ~ s11t 90 Acre. terms
TArfsDR-cNpH co.
sfs-so Arcade
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With 70 Dawson and Skasway
Passengers. the steamer Cottage city
arrived last night. A fast trip o.
three days and 10 hours was made
from Dawson 20 White Horse by
stage By William Robinson. one o.
the stea asr's On ssrngera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-26

NEW YORK. Jan. William a.
DefsFy won recognition as leader Of
the ninth assembly district wh~n the
Supreme court this aft~nnan
granted y poremptnry writ OF mnn-
famua ordering Tammany hall to
r~eosnlke oarvey who IL Desefys
delegate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-26
PLAN NOT FEASIBLE

J. A. Moore. president ~ the Ar
cade Electric Co. has pesitionsd the
city council 10 invoke an ordinance
recently passed granting a franchise
10 the Arcade company 20 connect
the Whitcemb building. Estabrook
building. the curtiss building and
the Lumber Exchange with the elsc-
tric plant In the Arcade building
Mr.. Moore states that the plan was
found tffu faaaable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-26
MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral Of William Max Jones
OF south Seattle was held from tut :
terworth's chapel yesterday after
noon undef the auspices OF Column
bta lodge. No, J. A. o. u. w. Inter.
nsent was In Mt Pleasant cemetery.
The funeral % Miss Fanny Pier
son was held FROM this chapel %
uutterwoffh a Gons at o. ioek yea
terdAy nftefnoan.
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COMMISSION

PHILADELPHIA. Jan <.-Ne-
Carthy. one q the counsel for th<
miners. was called % the stand this
fngrninx In the anthracite hearing
His testimony showed that miners
had been evset-d from Marsie hoas>s
who in sosns cases were uBaeis %
read the noticsa posted on thstf
tf.1r4
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SMALL SOY. Blo rHErr

Earl Dalton. ~ years Of age.
charged with the theft ~ $3.50 from
his employer. DR.. J. Eugene Jordan.
II being held at police headquarters.
No eomp plant or formal charge has
Il In stated that he admitted the theft
10 the officers when arrested SatuF-
day evenIng.
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OREGON VOTE

SALEM. Jan ss.-Thers wer.
many pairs today in the lains sea
aisu for the ei~stlon of n unit~i
States sanato- and the vote was
short. n resulted Fulton n. Geer
u Wood IL Many of the absentses
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ABOUT COAL

BOSTON. Jan. ss.-.-The congress
sinnal committee 90 Investigates ,he
causes % tho coal famine. began
work today. Many coal dealers tea
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THE GRAND
JURY
TAKES UP CITY
JAIL SCANDAL

The grand Jury this afternoon took
up tho vase OF Charles Wilson. the
.sioon man who Is alleged TO have
been brss.ily beaten In The sisy j.il
lat wsss. Fred Reains. one Of the
men arrested with wison. was
called Into ths grand jury room al
ana o'eio-ak this Afternoon.
fsodins was inside about - min
utes. II IL understood no told the
Jory Of how the police had beaten
him. About the Wilson affair ha
told of hearing . rsuffls Just outside
the cell door and seeing Wilson fail
inssnsibis 10 the fierof lie was oon-
finest In the same osii with Wilson.
and todd q how he bad sazlstsd In
r.visins the insposlble rasn.
Wilson u much better to-day. and
hts lhyslefans annsonea that he Win
b. able 10 testify before the grand
jury within q week
celonsi A. J. fiiethen. editor Of the
Seattle Tinnes was caiisd into the
grand Jury Foafn at Is ofeta-rk this
Afternoon. II Ia understood that Col
anei histhen was asked 90 testify IN
rexand 10 the alleged bribery Of a
superior court judge.
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MARRIAGE l,cgnsss

Tbs following marriage iiesns~s
ami isksts lncelbro1k. 81. beth Of
Portland. Vim. sutton and MARY
skinner. ~ legal as~. both II Seattle.
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NAVAL MuSS

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. 81
After pobiins testimony ~as con
ciuisi tbs eommittse went into ez~
eousiv- session 90 deterrnina whether
or not he should be arrested for
perjury.
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WATER IS
FALLING

OBRIEN. Jan. es.--Biack river
has fallen since early this mo<ninx
Early Last evening the water was
out Of the banks. hut by daylight
u was all IN the channel again. No
damage ~ reported.
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BLOODY CLASH

VIENNA. Jan. 7s.--The Arbeiter
ZeItuns today reports that bat
tie has taken place between striking
railway workers and TROOPS at Omrk,
Siberia. and that 100 workmen and
several coasacks were killed and 70
traf1udel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-26

~ psexic. II u :. Corey 10 have
= ~ snaA Rats and Roy. eosn-
~ y ~ r~forrn school. vas de-
~ nfny By Superior Judxs Bell
n ylps 4 - testimony introdaes1
= h3ru eertssi that thu young.
~ - s<Sfl 1t sebjects fer a dis
Gu1y spski>i hxs<i s~itzh. and aos
- f1norrnxs charsesera
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One Hundred and Forty-f fourth an
adversary Robert Burns. Grand con-
cert and ball. under auspices u The
Californian society, inc. OF Seattle.
at Ranks'H hall January n. is03
Admission 80 cents, Reserved seats
81 90 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-26

The Jury in the case Of the State
W. " W FORESTER. failed TO End a
verdict after being out ~ hours. Su-
periur Judge Bell discharged the
Jurors Saturday night Forester
was accused ~ obtaining money un-
dor false pretenses by selling spuri.
Gus baking powder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-26
civil SERVICE -ou,x-

The ciVti service commission will
hold an examination tomorrow even.
inE Of applicants for Positions Of
iahoFefs and transfers under the
municipal Eoxernment
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Net only In carrying the largest ana
best assorted stock Of the leading
fsaksa. but also In genuine values
which our superior facilities enabi.
US to share with our patruns.
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CHICAGO. Jan. wheat. 81 ia
81 81.
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Cash for old sold. 7coionisi block.
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mn annual ias-tinE ~ ne sia' hhaidsfs ~
the feitaW Jacket Minipa 60 vii -
bei1 a. "a gharfp atr~st. seattle, Hsb.
NH 80 % M fsr DurfrlHa ~ siaatins
trustees o q shafp Secretary.
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PHENOMENAL
VALUES

In Everything Musical Of D. 5. John.
ston Co.'S. oos ssoond Avsnus--
see Specials bisinsd for This
Week
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kAME6 NgNAY

Wholesals end Retail Mssss-
AL orders promptly attended 10.
Hotel. restaurant. steamboat and
Logging camp trade solicited.
SIS Western Ave.
Telephones! tndep.. tess Sunset.
Main see.
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y W WHEELER
"a uaion flldrk
RAisTRH BEACH
noxEsEEx Kns PARADISE.
o. nss-. a t~h. w..ainssa-.

n ya-s v.zi . harns In . he4ssifsf rpr<
vfsh s..sa ls.s~yvsss-.ss sss nles nsasn-
,ssszssas ~tthss . yess. - . n.lsl.s
s.-. =: .. =. II ., :, -, nee. -:
-<iiirs rsg.aly AZ -. SO and 500 %
p-s.sss ., = s.e SO ss.a sd y
I've elses- x l.As aaa cas- ilse- os.s
20 900 harnss saiisiss p@atl. H,avsns m
ssss1 49, sss' 80 e.. "a .ssn. aI slss
nssss- s-- sin tssi ssnries~i s.s
wssss.sss- s.rs-.,. rsrs. = ~, rs's.. sss !.
eaiisr s~s Mr.. Weed. sssat. - effie-
nslaisf Beach 80 c. X ssartsvant s-asr.
80 i,asssa nlesa.
sO~ETHIsa WORTH LOOKING VI.
isrss sss- Ga shss. iass AZ ~ ss- caa-
dissea hish and .srs 4ss'iyi ssfs'..
80 ns- sr~-4n s.otias.. ssad.s street spa
ssisusis. half ti.rk frSm Csisersity
e@f. Iir~ckiyni iefuA
-. ...xx,n. ,,.~.. n..,t,
si~sr-s. the~- az nss esys AID vii IN
ersas- in saiss fat
a. Ysans's cove. near West ksattie. On
insfrox<s str~<f-
IL Acre. s..r Br..r.srtea etp>s 10 dairy boat
isndins! 10 .rFs. 10 nsstov. n TIM
bsF. the ven bess tny yet upiaad vita
nvfns stream. nns fav fruit and chick
sHss 10y ear s.ss.s-
Pc< ~hoi. nis-s a. . lots. sod Investment,
affAfsfEfM q HOLMAN.
eet S~~ Tors eleck
BARGAINS
- 4 a enc NlI. 1
fruss u-uny- s-zfsL Do ncs fsit 10 -
this. 81 sD fpfnna
cottage - 4 rs,sas. ~ sosisa "a or-sn
i@ks. so and mea~rn. h'xh a"a rssh'S'
t,.'',-sa - : isrxs r..rls. ss~. In a fine
leca,issl ~i,k 70 icts near car. bar
Fsar sers. ~ biars -slL isvsi. hish. esty
est.f nr.r ar ~ s1fs irr acre. ssrtn~-
TArfsOR-cNoH 60.
cHnAp eARprN TRACT.
son Ten acFss ~ ric. lad, fsrirs -
and In = seef neizhbrrhocf. an easy
drive "a The eisy and good buy In
W.T. tpkxs q NfcHofa
isf4 aeetssa Avrnae. nocn sts.
WAY rsy sac tar so-iess "a. wh-s "
frssn srb--oi And two hisrss frosn eiec,ric
cat flne a. Columbia. ~aHY terms. call
and ss-, slet,ensrrn Afasil. hosa
cpEAr ic,. a, sss m. a, riimaa city
rns. on warhlns,oa street; ,srns Is
down. o. monthly Come today. Larsc
warm ofnes en- grounds
MATERIAL farnishsa, ..rsau~i cottage
built TOE s9.sa Jarh King. sfsn Foar-
tFeath avenue northeast. Phone. Ind.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Auetloneers
AfcffoN and commission honse-i3an-
is S. rs ss 81, hssa fso .,sr bought ~,
Hired ona rfhe street u. e. STAN gen
erai aaetioneer- Tci. Hack 2pas.
w. q. nIcK FnToN a co, general aue-
tieneets, iel2 first avenue
Architects
r. W. HouuHroN. iii-sif coiiins.
Attorneys. Law
n. 9. noRMlfzEn, u sierr-noyd build.
Ing. Tel. Red 900.
MOORE oI Ew as "A "a, A'' s, at
W. > srFRfsISo, pension attorney and
notary public. ~ Marion 1t.
D. a QUINN. tas Arcade building
), a. Kri.Ioao. aia washina,on nuidias.
A. c. MpoNALn. 40p Burke building.
~---l1a--aa-~ s--sa----sa---.
LYMAN Nc KNAPP, 10 Halter Building.
w. D. i.AMBurH 2ot-a Facine BLOCH.
ia, WARD KEMP, tHs Burke building.
----------------
ST 700
A complete modern home. rooms,
lot i0oxi00. fence. fruit, bargain;
5000 cash.
c. b. KITTREDCE
University Station.
Independent Phone A Ttia
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w.n,sd

\ y. HrfalAN 70
2f1 4ta Arcade liliaehI
fuuass and iDts IN Queen Anne iiaifieti -
w. have purchasers aiag In al paffs o.
ely Within walking disfaens
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Classified Ads
Financial


Financial
A Reliable place 20 borrow money ON
diamonds watches fewelfy. low interest.
r. ~ West. hoi PIKE street.
MONEY On short notice NJ low rate. pri.
eate money and company money 90 build
with. q. A. Virtue. noon a. Haller
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-26

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-19
ARE AFTER DEXTER
Michigan Men Urge North High
Tackle to Matriculate at Ann
Arbor.
Dexter Says He Will Not Accept
Will Enter Minnesota Next
Fall.

Minnesota athletes continue to occupy
the attention Of other universities in the
big nine conference. Michigan Is still try
Ing to induce Dexter. the great ground
gaining tackle of the North Side high
school team, to matriculate at Ann Arbor
next fall.
The North Side man has received sew
eral letters. some of them from Manager
Baird of Michigan, setting for the advan-
tases of the wolverine university, and urg-
ing reasons why Dexter would find a -four
years course at*Ann Arbor path strewn
with roses.
Dexter states positively that he will UNI
der no circumstances enter Michigan. He
turns deaf ear to the siren voice OF
Baird, and says that he intends to begin
work this spring upon a farm which he
owns. and which is situated near the city
limits on the, North Side. Dexter thinks
he can make a living off his property and
at the same time. attend Minnesota uni
versity. He will, therefore, unless he
changes his mind. register at Minnesota
next September and in that event he has
announced his intention to try for the
team.
Dexter is regarded as a most promisins
candidate for varsity football honors He
is strong ground gamer, has had con
siderable experience in the game, and pos
sesses both the weight and strength neces
sary for a first -class line man.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-19
SPORTS
CONRAD IS CAPT AIN.
sandblom Is Elected Head Of In.
dianapolis Team Fust Is
Treasurer.
Buffaloes Win Three Straight-Poor
Showing of St. Paul Tourna-
ment Team.

The team selected to represent Mime
apois at the Indianapolis bowling tourna-
nent met last evening and chose Conrad
Sandblom as captain and William G. Fust
as secretary and treasurer.
The Minneapolis crack quintet will meet
the Twin City Sportsman's aggrega ton
tomorrow night at the Cooperative al
leys AS this is the first and last ap-
pearance OF the tournament. team in a
match game before leaving for Indian
apolis the contest will be the feature of
the week in bowling circles. A majority
predict victory for the Minneapolis team.
but the Sportsman's quintet includes some
of the best bowers Of the twin cities. and
Captain Sandbloms bunch will have to
roll their best to win. s.
The proceeds of this game will be
turned into the fund from which the eX-
pense of the Minneapolis teams trip to
hoosierdom will be paid. While the fund
is still short. it Is now thought that AN
ample amount will be ON hand before
the end of the week, and that the team
will be able, to make the trip.
The team will leave Saturday night for
Indianapolis. The st. Paul. Minneapolis
and Dubuque teams will share a special
car. They probably Will lay over Sun
day In Chicago, resuming the journey
Sunday night and arriving in Indian
apos Monday morning. President Fowl
er OF the Minneapolis league and the Com
nlercial league of st. Paul arranged for
hotel accommodations for the twin city
contingent while he was in the hoosier
metropolis recently.
The schedule sent out for the tourna :
ment shows that Sandblom and Salla rder
will roll In the two-men team contest at
10 pm :, Wednesday: Fust and Ruge at ]
p. m. Thursday. and Wolley and fOlness
at p. M, Thursday:
The Buffalo bowling team. which has
been in pretty hard luck recently pulled
together last night and won three straigh,
from the City Statesmen In a league game
at the cooperative alleys. The contests
We're all close. Fillmore Of the Buffalos
got high score with 234 and high aver
age with 1S7.