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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
RIDCWAY
MUST GO

,. W. Riagssy. special police Of.
ficsf Of the Seattle Humane Society.
~ss relieved II n. star Yesterday BY
Mayer Hnmss. Mr. Rfaaway r~Iust.
antiy gave up the embism ~ his de-
parted authority. stating that he
souia ccsstsaf his dismissal
To-day HidEwsY asserted that wal
ter \. Fuitea. now prosrcu,inS Al.
tefney. had sxf~~d to represent him.
and that Mr.. Fulton would Apply 10
the civil .~rsiae commission for .
irartns u the easr. Up To = late
hour this sftetnsaa the application
lid not bssn flied
Mayor Hamea = 4e,srmin~d "
stand By his dismissal % Rifg~sy
and his appointment of J. vsape1 as
humane officer. Ne stated today
that the power was vested In HIN
10 dismiss the human. officer N ks
ss~ az. and that 40 long a. he %
mayor Hitawar would be out.
q have no personal fe~iina In -
fnaftsr.~ he stated -P~r~nsifH
have nothing against ridG~sy. 81
he would not woFk In harmony wDh
the ofncsr. sf the Seattle Humghs
society. AZ whose tbssanc~ IN. efdre
~ ham.n~ efficer Was crested akd
RifE~ny appointed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
LATE NEWS

DETROIT. Jan. sL-Inhn Mitchell
today tsesued n statement regarding
the failure % the miners 10 work
through the holidays. Mitchell says
holidays on. and did not kn8N that
they we're expected 10 work lie
says the charge % tnEratltads whlCh
has been made against thesn IL fAis~.
PARIS. Jan. The nrsNpa pet
csi IL parts today prints a story
thai J. y Morgan = trying 10 arr
range a marftAxs % bis daughter
"a : Freneb nobieman. and has Of
fered = settlement OF tibess 90.
ntftfiS. ian. king fseurEe q
sssaHr - slowly sinklna. His phy.
nisians SAYS thu, death may Satrun
the rasrtn and make the efrfns prin-
e~ss queen before she can be barred
BIZ tire iivcrs~ ~uurt.
WARRINGTON. Jan. A-JuNsics
Hhirss u The supreme court has been
persuaded 20 remain upon the bench
a year ionGsr In order to atAaw Gov
eruer T'.ft % th- Philippines. who Il
n he hls Successor. % remain len
charge tier foe that length II time.
SEW York. Jan. 1-esHs. T~rriii
u the the lied ID line Hsssnasf Cults
has h<en suspended from duty upon
the charge ~ having violated the
neutrality laws and % having given
. German xunhos, Information
wbirh led 20 tho capture affhs yene-
suelnn asssboas Miranda. on Deresn-
her -. In Msrasaiha hartror. An In
v~sts9ziiau 10 In pr~gre~~ waaar
f~suits may LEAD 10 strained f~la lions
bsss<~sn the United States and vene-
Rue a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
UGLY RUMORS OF
A Big JACK POT"
Gossip Has II That So-CaIled "ParIor Houses
Will Close Before Grand Jury Meets and
Open Again After 1t Adjourns

WIN the uo.cailed ''parler hounes"
DO forced TO move from Washington
street. In the old tenderloin district,
ON or before Jan. 10, In obedience to
the order issued month asof
rhis Is the question that Ia asitst-
ms greater portion OF the half
world to-day and Is the mos, fre-
apen' topic Of conversation heard
about the city hail and In certain
quarters in the lower end OF town.
Coupled with the talk is the ire
auent intimation that a 5000 Jack
pot has been raised to save these
fashionable resorts for iewd women.
No one expresses surpris- az the
alleged existence Of thu corruption
fund. such things are matters Of
course. What h causing all the dis
QUESTION Il the time and manner OF
vs. application.
The rFcrfietofa of tho houses
within the meaning OF tho order.
have semi officially announced that
their places VIII be clpacf after to-
night. a. tafuoFfo~ night az the lat
est. The strand jury meets ON Mon
DAY Esrept - q few. tho exist
srce - this feet. considered IN con-
nection with the voluntary closing Of
the houses several days before the
time limit set b the shief. and the
creation of jack pot" for alisT~d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
and RAIN DO
SERIOUS DAMAGE
TEL goHApH TELEPHONE WIRES DOWN AND LAND
wAsHoUTs LAY RAILROAD VRAiNs-iNTER-
URBAN RAILWAY sHuT DOWN FOR "a HOURS

seattle II half shut off from the
outer world today as a result Of tits
severe wind and rain storm that
swept over Puget sound last night.
Telephone ana Telegraph wires are
down In all directions. iandslides
caused a Suspension Of traffic on the
fntsrurbsn electric rad until past
noon and passenger trains on other
roads are running irregularly ms q
result Of floods and washouts.
Two large and one small landslide
occurred on the TnteruFban road at
$50 O'Clock this morning near Edge.
wood. A. a result all through traf-
fic ON the road was suspended until
fa.J5 o'clock this afternoon. n took
force Of more than 100 men nine
hours 10 clear the tracks.
For the third time within ten days
the Great Northern tresfle near
Madison. in the Cascade mountains.
has been partially swept away by
snowplides.
Early yesterday morning the third
slide took out five spans OF the
bridge aud buried some 300 feet Of
the track 20 feet deep beneath an
avalanche Of snow.
Another bridge near Madison II In
danger and il r. feared ~ VIII be
carried away also.
East of Wellington. also IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
WEALTH
in STONES
FRENCH AcrRgss LEFT MANY
pGsrs AND JEWELS

Newspaper NeteFpfise As.esiatlsa
PARIS, Dee. e. especial Core
spondaneu.l "A futter has been
caused AIMING the fair Parisiennea
BY the recent sale OF the irwelry II
the late Nine. Wanda Dc DunsEa, this
we'll known actress Of the comodls
F'rancaise, who died a Few weeks age
OF appendicitis
several of the Jewels which had
cost Immense sefns, went for mere
tribes when their unusual value IA
considered one euiiaf~tte of neves
rows Of pearls, which had cost one
VI the actress admirers $50 900, was
sold Tor SO. 600. Two maKnifirsni
pearl earrings, worth $4,000, went
Tor less than hall that amount. while
an Oriental pearl brooch, valued Al
%. 0eo. brought but lt.o0a. The
total sales amounted 20 $4,000. The
madame left debts amounting a.
something like $500. coo. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
The MARKETS

when the Italian fruit vendors
made their early excursions 20 West
ern avenue this morning and asked
the old question, You gotta da
hannah the commission men Hmii-
81. Tor they could give an Affirmative
answer Two carloads Of the frbii
sFrsvef yesterday afternoon. and the
market. which for two days has been
bare. was again well stocked A
large shipment Of japanese oranges
brought by the tyo Asru. has reach
81 the market
Trade IL. on the whole. rather duii
WHoLesAtG pRicge
sitiss fssess es sHssil rsFvsss.s svsrsss
~ p~f esst kfsf -
Provisions
rr~sh Mate. s-sfi So p~f ~. sssss
hs<f fofAe par To- nsutteas wusnsr. T<l
ewes. ~. pefs. 80 % veal toier.
rrsststsas@ Hsra tteI e<essfsst bsr~al
fTsei t<tii<. ffssh. fsee.
Vegetables
u8fAsnk ssfstass. nstfNs t-ottf pc
,snl rshfnns. 81 aeastsl e=rrpss tS0fhs
g~s ssfs. isffsuss ~ r~f eua ~ ssa->.
o. - - a.e< raafins-ef. si9fi - Sos
tafnisas -. esktsss. q ocs 30 80 ests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03

Cascade. a snow slide buried 80 fee.
~ track 10 feet deep yesterday after
noon.
A landslide this morning between
Seattle and Everett completed the
tie up. The dirt was removed from
the track at the scene Of the land
slide, hut the main line acfos. the
mountains will be blocked by snow
for several days yet.
All through Great Northern trains
are being run over the Northern Pa
cifIc main line between Seattle and
Spokane.
The Western Union Telegraph
Company was tho most seriously af-
feeted Of any Of tho telephone and
telegraph companies. II was an
nounced At the local offices Of the
company today that all wires along
the Pacific coast are down. n was
Impossible to even communicate
with Tacoma during the day.
Al the local offices Of the Sunset
Telephone and Telegraph Company
Il was stated that It's lines had not
been seriously affected. though sew
erai short lines north OF Everett are
down and all communication cut off.
The Postal Telegraph Company II
slightly damaged. but eommunicn e
tion over its wires. while hampcred,
IL not cut off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
ELECTIONS 1
IN FRANCE

PARIS. Jan. 3.-The French polit
ieai world attaches great weight tn
the senatorial elections which take
place tomorrow. and which VIII at
feet one third Of the seats In the
upper chamber. For more than a
month all factions have been pursu :
Ing a vigorous campaign. the radi-
rails defending the preHsut admins
ltration and the pfOgressirts and
Others bitterly denouncing the con !
duct Of the Combes government and
paint ting black pictures Of the finan-
ciai aitua ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03

E"Net@t"f rtfFtNNNH@ @N@A%tstAas
NEW YORK. Jan. : Especial -
Following the trend OF baseball in
recent years. football IL To be a win
ter indoor game this year The sirst
tournament Ia the history Of the
great college game. began here In
Madison square garden this week.
and games WIN be played every
evening
The indoor championship 81 tho
country IL TO be decided that way.
The several teams which wiii par
fteIpate are composed Of some of the
greatest sridircn knights Of the last
few years.
Players from the big universities.
coaches who have kept IN practice
by training elevens In different
parts Of the country. each season.
and many baseball players and
athrf athletes whose physical prov
ess makes them formidable IN any
sport. are In the makeup of the va
rioua teams,
Tho strongest teams are the ALI
Syracuse, the Orange athletic club.
the All Phiia Jelphias and the knick-
efhocker fieid club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
JOHN J. BOGAROUS
PASSES AWAY

John ,. ftosardus. aged - years.
died at hts residence iszt Seven
ieenth avenue. this morning
Mr.. HosafduH was the father Of "
y. rossrdnr. a w~Ii known hay and
srain merchant ~ this city. lie had
lived In Seattle for many ysarn. and
vas will known and highly re-
apeated cffisnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
TIED UP
BY COAL
SHORTAGE

TRENTON. ~. J.. Jan The coal
shortage. unless relieved By an I'm
fn-alAts supply. viii compel factories
herr to close dovn- The Trsnton
pss.tsrfc- Company. which euspleys
: aU men. and the Ishn 4. He~b-
liaSs sons Company. enpnpyinp
On are practically out Of fuel
1thsr factories also az. running
short sf fusl and may shut down at
any time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
UNCLE SAM AND
COLOMBIA AGREE.
Secretary Hay Settles Terms for
lsthmian Canal Rights

WASHINGTON. u. O.. Jan. A.
Secretary Hay held lous confer
encs with the Colombian ministrr
this morning regarding the Colombia
Pan American canal rtxnts. After
the oanfereHee ended u Was an
nounced that all mior dstaiis had
been sErs~d On. TIE rental dssan.i-
ed BY Colombia l. $50 90 annually
A concession giving tho t'nited
States Ownership Of the lxthulian
railway ct the End % 90 years 10 IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03

prelimiuf 20 rg before Judge
Harlan. The witnesses.
walter Na.a,. Dr. Boyle. G. ~.
Smith and chris. Phillips, gave no
new evidence In the case. i;anta was
bound over for trial In the district
court. Feb. 2,
A block OF IL bench claims on
White and Rex gulches, on Nixina
creek. located by Bert Carney ana
Arthur MrNe~r, were rscentiy sold
to New York parties for $4,000.
The Information comes In a telegram
received by Carvcy.
This first outfit of the season to
leave for the interior started for Dan
and chittitu creeks In the Nezina
district, Dec. 10. n consisted OF j.
j. Van Iderstine, y. A. Stewart. Pat
Keys and Billy Beaton. having sfs
si@dses Other parties are espectc,
to follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
GOOD GROWTH
SHOWN

BALLARD. Jan. 1.~-T'he official
report OF Postmaster Fells FOR the
las, quarter shows an Increase In
receipts Of fkss % over the same
quarter last year. the receipts this
quarter being s1zlss7. against
si.fso.sz for last year. an Increase OF
about per cent. Tho month OF De-
cember showed gFoss receipts Of
$50 y. against thsa. a. for last De
cember. an increase Of nearly 70 per
cent For the last quarter Of the
fiscal year endlpk March ~. n VIII
be necessary 10 show receipts II
sfosT tn bring the office up to the
~ 600 marx necessary 10 make u q
second-class office. which means q
better equipment and more money'
for clerks. etc. II in believed thst
the receipts viii easily reach this
sum,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
TIED UP AT TACOMA
Western Union Wires Down and Trains Held
Because They Cannot Be Dispatched

The railroad wires are also down
and on that account no trains are
being cent out east over the Northern
Pacific. because they cannot Be dis
patched. The through trains 70 the
east from Portland are going oyer
the Oregon Rall~sy and Navigation
cempsny's tracks and wiil continue
90 60 40 until Geographic service IL
restored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03

TACOMA. Jan. All Western
I1nion wires are do~n In ALI diree-
tons a. a result Of last nights
storm The vIrea have not been
working since early this morning No
rrssponsr can be obtained from
Portland. Spokane or even Seattle.
The Postal Telegraph wires are
working regularly. and all tsfssrsph
news today has come that way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03

A nialm FOR tia.0o0 damages fpr
personal lnluflea VAS filed by Ilph'
Molina against tho city to-day No
lima H. an Ice wagon driver te
claims 20 have been thrown from his
wagon between western and i'tfpt
avenues. Dee. 4 last, iie states tistt
the tall VAS the result NJ a hole An
the piankinH. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
TREMENDOUS
FIGURES

NEW YORK. Jan. 1-lT1,e real es-
tate assessment Of this city for the
coming year will be ~. "a. 200 600.
LAT years real estate assessment
fisufrn on personal property have
alHa been Increased by s. COO 90 900.
This maf be reduced some shat by
tho swearing Off process.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
the SINGLE
WEAvERS

nALLARD, Jan. g. William Hub
bell. Of this city. will issue the first
copy Of new publication % be
known a. the ahingie Weaver. on
January 3 The paper viii be 10
pages, and will be issued monthly.
Mr. Hubbsil 1. an old miilman. and
states that his publication Will be
the only journal OF the kind on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
Here's Another List
We Can Interest You

II you arr In the market foe Mn-
So hex. Violin. Mandolin. Guitar,
nznio. Accordion. etc,
We are also the sole agents far the
CatuuIbla Phonoxraph Company. the
best talking uiartlnc made Cylin-
Ger faarhlrc~ FROM SIC to siea Fla,
d. machines from a. SO 70 SO
Records. Ne. to- and 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
FOUR ARE TO /
LOAD GRAIN

Pour British ship. In tho harbo<
which brosshf eeussat- are chartered
70 load arsfn on the sound. Thf
owesoes and Mussoks arc chartered
10 Rsifeur. Guthrie q Co. and ksrr.
afford a Co. respectively, fsr voy.
ra~- 20 South Africa.
Ths 0l~nIai 10 chartered by N~yef.
Wilson a O.. 10 90 To Australia. The
Pass of Meifort mas also been char
tered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
We Start the
New Year
NTH Complete Confidence In
Our Magnificent Line Of
PIANOS

e.aa,med BY the testimony ~ thou
..ass az satisfied purchasers ot
..s,asestnx 4 sons. KimhaH, Hobart
a cabse. rcase and u. :, Johnston
:. ps.nes. also the famous KIM
ss,I. REEp AND PIPE ORGANS,
=, an 81 Witch our pfiees are eN-
e,e.isngi, 'sss. ana our terms ~ easy
,h.t nOsl any one can suord a
plsno.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
STARTLING MUSIC VALUES
While Closing o., This Department

An shs.. Music rhs, Sells Regular
Nv al from e5e 10 $50. Ness Goes AZ
los, That Which Rs,aiis al tes"'
sos 10 fso. Nov onls eoei Others
IN Proportion. All 500 Fel'ss.
Vocal or INSTRUMENTS. Will 90 q,
sos Zach. Prices s' All Kinds o.
ts.,rassioa Books Cot to Pieces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
COLLEGE FEMCERS
MEET

NEW YORK. Jan. The newly
formed intercollegiate fencing assoc
citation t. holding its first meeting
here today for the purpoae OF liking
dates for the championship ana other
tournament to be held this spring
under the auspices OF the association.
The institutions represented are CO.
iumbia. West Point. Annapolis. Bsr-
ward, Yale. Cornell and the Iniysrs-
ny Of Pennsylvania. II appears
probable that March n aud the New
York Athletic club Will be- decided
upon M the date and plac" for hold.
ing the annual intercollegiate cham.
pionnhip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
MARINE NEWS

british ship K-uil~orth ~as taken
10 ssnsims this afternoon 70 com
pists her coal cargo for Honolulu.
Al the isiand port she loads suxar
fDf New York
Steamer Cottage city sailed "a
Lynn canal this morning with u
pas@sngern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
OFFICIAL
is DEAD

TACOMA. Ian. Thomas Dough-
srty. commissioner Of ruhlio works.
died this ofniuM He was q prom
insnt pupuiist politician and wss
~-H kns~n throughout this part of
the state He uas an Old resident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
onARaro Ml1n 1nrr

Policeman Carr this afternoon ar
rested a colored woman named Ada
Wilson. ssho u accused Of having
robbsd 7. II. Rice In a tendsrioin
resort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03

ITS MAINS

The ci,issn-s Light and Power
Company waa tsiax Ersniet . -.-rs
INIT bT the bard u public ~orsr 10
lay mains In the alley midway b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
ASKS new
TRIAL
raw. MACK SCOTT CONVICTED
OF CRIMINAL ASSAULT, AT
TAcks STATE STATUTES

the ease of the state against Mack
Scott. convicted Of criminal assault,
was bsfore judge Griffin In the sui
psri0r court this morning on mo
tipn far a new trial argued by John
Humphreys. ans at the attorneys fof
tho defendant.
u was claimed that the status
governing the ease IL unconstitutional,
and that the recent act Of the iesias
lature raising the axe ~ consent
from 10 TO Il years VAS not defiH.
it~ly and speeifis ally drawn.
Judge Gftfftn took the matter uns
der adeisanssnf5
scott u a eaiored preacher. His
alleged victim shs Miss Mary Hall
a member Of his congregation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03

etutsa. Colombia claims fof the rev
euue derived from the railway l1pe..
co.. and for lighthouse fees. haFbor.
axe an docking fees al Celsa ana
Panama. SEQ. go. al! this 20 b peek
atesi By the United states In ess-
she obtains the ownership of ths
FailNay and canal Secretary HaS.
when tire matter was PLACED in THIS
Hsht. admitted the justice Of the
claim AMI steps viii b. taken tim
tneatat~iy 10 verify the ftsures.
jackson street.
Whea these pip~n are laid by tho
uaN xas company the tenants 81
buildings on both sides Of tho alley
I'll r~e . ths benefit of The var now
ON between tbs Old and new com
pane-. They will b. able In get the
20 cents per thousand cash rate nom
either concern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03

pound. onions. ab1p0r Dor cwti sgasshss.
2afztsa nef pound
Green Fruit, Ete.
fanaua. o. 1n2i1 psf hnH anulsH tori
81 - afHuHaa. " iDa4u ~ per haf iHFslisss
9fanssa. 81 re o. ~ Dor bual psafal thfH
81 70 per taa uefnlniuanr. 81 = HHinhisi
itUfbd. california dried fzs a fDui 10
Imported. 81 TO- buih nss. hHp1 pei pound.
live ducks i2Noi I've sseF~. lie.
Bvttsr. Cheese. Eaas, Poultry
uHftef Washington eraanefisz a4es
saafsrn. xsa Axa. fsanh ibu e.
rRse fresh ranch, Hbe eastern z&atfhs
z1s49lal i've ducks, tzisr, live Gssaei lie
cheese Natiys Washington tYi sfssnii
no Eastern, in0iScl Oregon. ibe Lam
bnrset5 iaaif14 burk swiss. ta4siee.
psiIitry DRESSED turkeys. xR4 @tal hens
flWfe. live ducks, ite. live geese
lie.
-s=s
Dsno,no Glasses
Professor Wilson az RIA nike Han
Monday ana Friday svsninsa Pn-
,sts lessons daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
DANISH WEST
INDIES

COPENHAGEN. Jan. s-Ths gov
eminent commission appointed 10 In
VrstlRhte the Danish West Indies
question sails tomorrow, The com
mission will ais8 visit the British
Yves, Indies Tot the purposc OF gath
crins information concerning these
Islands and Niii return here In April.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
10 BOWL MATCH GAME

with a big feed at stake. represen-
tsiiyr trans from the city roulp~
trniief's nfficr and the county audi
tors once viii haNl a championship
match on the seattle athletic club
alleys "a - o'clock tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
FEARS FOR SAFETY
Of TWO PROSECUTORS
vALpss PEOPLE BELIEVE CHARLES WALLIS AND WILLIAM
GALE pERIsHEp STORM WHILE EN- ROUTE TO
XIRon eAY-sAAc BAhIA Held FOE n.

vAt,DES. Dec. 2s.--(Special Cor
espondence.)--It In feared here that
the terrific storm that recently
swept over this part OF Alaska has
caused the loss Of two lives. chas.
Wallis and William Gale. who dur
Ing the summer were prospectinG on
the Taku, are the missing men.
They were last seen more than two
wseks ago by natives. who found
sound near Hawkins island. They
we're In an enscisted condition
when rescued and taken 10 Eyak. A
few days later they started In the
boat again for Virgin bay. That
la the last heard Of them,
Isaac Bants. charged with murder
In thu nrst dsgres In shooting Guy
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03

sTOc-KBoi.nrRs' MEETING.
sssns ssfsss ssss 'fs, s sss'i
Labor Temple Association viii - held or
Monday, Isnuafy .. fetl Al y. m. Ia
rrnni Ia. ard aass Masonic TemDin. oatner
reeond nvenus and fthe strret. seattle.
wash. for the rufpusa n rafifyfnn the az
tlnp Of the hoa ~ OF Trustees IN neaotiatlne
loan 90 SO COO ta pay on the prs-snt tn
dehtei h~as and "a pfefsdt the walls Of the
Labor tcfnpie - tneY now slant
~. isn2. -
Temple A---s.ticn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03
DABNEY 4
WOOD USE
as Pike street. Phoner-Independ
ff5x. Sunset, John sst.
MASON BARBERIS
DINNER MENU
JAN. 4

Dinner iii be served In the main
dining hall from II a. IN. until D. M.
for TIC. Including wine. or a special
crooked dinner served In private par
infs for Sis0 per phte.
SOUP
ceaaornme Chicken a ia Niiltaire
RELIsHEa
DfiionH. Hadizhes. Olives.
Black Cod. la Creole
ENTREES
Chicken Sante a Ia Drouencaie
HaviOil Deuovatse
erenadine Of Veal Ia Toulouse
ROAST
Prime Rib % beef. au JUS
Lamb. Mint Sauce
VEGETABLE
Sariien Peas 2s@W Tomatoes
Steamed, Mashed and
Baked Potatoes
DESSERT
Victoria Pudding. Sauce Doree
Coffee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03

MARRIED Bf !. y.
u. Moiibaft and carmeia NAro,ta
were married by Justice Cam In hia
once In ths Pioneer block. this
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03

Splendid large. modern 5-noom cot
tage with tarRe stsbi. room for sfr
or eiEh, horses. rent $40.
A. LAWRENCE.
sosa Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03

sibls-f'ine little modern cottage on
Madison: lot e0xi,o. the lot h
worth the price: caii today. Tay-
iar-Cook Co.. 1850 Arcade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03

tfaoa- acrea between Seattle aud Ia
coma. ~ acres cleared n acres slashed;
good hoeae, barn and outhulldinGa; small
orchard. FIVE spring OF water. ststtsn-
xren & Arn~tl ~ Roxwcti block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-03

CHEAP lots Rt $50 IN. al Hlllman city,
pnls II minutes rid on cid Henton car
lire. on Washington street. teFfas IS
iowa. o. monthly Come today, Large
warm ofnrs on grounds.