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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21

The finance committee 81 the city
council VIII Monday morning at 20
n'ciock take ur the matter q sraatinK
additional funds for the completion Of
the f4atona and Brooklyn sewers. TN
less this necessary Improvement work
- cpmpisted before next spring. a Hrft.
Gus epidemic Of fever Ia the vicinity
II a possibility Two weeks AEu bids
for the Improvement asre opened b
the bpard q nnblic works. bat the
lowest bid vas tNso higher than M
limit % assessment So ~ Council
man Murphy thinks that whatever al
dliipnai funds are needed should b.
voted from tbs general fund e--@~'
building ~ tbs sewers il = matter az
fsctins the health u the city
finder the orders II Health uficer
Ludlow. Sanitary Inspector Coomba
vent out u l.stona yesterday after
noon "a make an Inspection ~ thr
ceesp0ois IN tha neishhofhuud and 81
the vault closets at the I.atnus school
o. make sure that they are not the
soarse q the Infection. The people 81
I.atonA and BROOKLYN are greAtly
alarmed az the prevalence II scarlet
fever In thna. ntahurha. fearing an spt-
dsmte. Secures ~ reports have teen
received hy the health onicsr 81 illness
in families out there which waN sup
posed TO b. scarlet fewer. bat which
the health onicsr. upon Investigation.
found 20 be other diseases.
There are at present SIX eases 81
scarlet fever IN the vicinity % the la
tonA school Two ~ these are expect
81 20 b. out ~ quarantine In a couple
Of weeks DR. I.'dlow thinks that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21
FIGHTERS
ARRESTED
THE "rERRieLE" REAGAN AND
DUTCH" CHAMBERLAIN ARE
HELD FOR HIGHWAY ROB.
Berry IN BRITISH COLUMBIA

VANCOUVER. II C. Nov. a.
Tho preliminary to the seiger-
Quecnan nsh, here. fast night. blu
81 10 be between Terrible" Reagan
~ seattle and Dutch Chamberlain.
vas called off. owing 10 pnavoid-
able circumstances. The circum-
stances were that two gents OF the
padded init were reposinR safely be-
hind the bars OF the city Jail, charg-
cd with highway robbery IL II
charged by the police that the two
fighters have been getting the great .
er part OF their eating money from
citixens. when those residents we're
making vain attempts TO reach
something high In the air. and while
favolver WAS dangerously near
their heads. Reagan has been 1den-
titled az the gun man In these little
episodes. and IL Is possible that he
may have n chance TO win the cham
pionship OF the Provincial Prison
Athletic association.
After the QaeenHn- Seiger min.
the match was declared a draw. A
few &c those who wnw the fight say
that the decision gave Quecnan q
shade the worst of IL. M he clearly
outpointed his opponent. Both mer
were fresh at the end. however. and
for that reason the decision WA
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21
FITZSIM NJ O N S
is FAvORITE
The Veteran pugilist Has Fol
lowers, Who Are Heavily
Backing Him

SAN F1tANCfaCO. Nov. 2l.-AVIth
the battle between Robert Fitzalfn-
mons and George Gardner for the
light heavy weight championship OF
the world but four days off. the
public interest ln the event has
rehehed a high pitch The bout D.
the subject OF conversation 10 all
places where HpoftlnE meu cunFfe-
gate and from ali appearances the
CONTEXT n duo 10 receive Az much at
teutiuu az ever dld champiuunhip
iiRht pulled orr ia this city. The
popular interest may be- hncrlbed in
10 large measure 90 the prevailing
belief that the fight Nll be- sn even
one and certainly interesting from "a
scientific standpoint
FitsslmnunH continues 10 be a
slight favorite over Gardner IA the
betting The former champion cou-
iiauea hard 1T work nt his training
quarters and those who have seen
him box have been 30 impressed lint
they are willing 60 back him 70
carry OFF the hguors
While F1tzHimrnaus H. WORKING like
TROJAN. Gardner Be- hy no means
peFieeting - put himnclf iu the hest
condition % defend the title 81 nght
heavyweight champion. whith he
won from Jack Root at Fort Erie
last July. The Lowell boxer fcaI-
Tres that FltEsimWuns n one Of the
most dangerous fighters ~ the ring
today. but Gardner b. ncvsrihf lees
confident and believes he viii De- re
turned the winner
Although the betting odds favor
FttxHimmons. Gardner D. hY no
means lacking FOR admirers. There
are many who believe that Gardner
has a good chance ~ defeating the
c0rnishmau and they are taking the
short end Gardner is many sears
younger than iitzsimmanH and IL
just nov Ia his prime This ~ q big
advantage. bat the FifxrimmouH fol
lowers argue that the former cham
pion'H great Furnishing auaiitica viii
more than Offset the advantage Of
age
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the SCHWAB
CHURCH WILL
BE DEDICATED

PTTTsRURG. Sov 2t.--chafics NJ
schwah. the steel trust magnate.
and Mrs. Schwa6. nave promised 70
be present tomorrow at the dedica-
ton of tie new 81 Thomas Roman
Catholic church NJ Hrsddoch. Ths
church. which Il handsome edifice.
erected az a cost Of si2s.aoo u q gift
Of Mr.. and Mrs schwah 70 the par
lsh. The dedicatory ceremonies viii
he IN charge of Bishop canevin OF
pittHburE. who viii Be assisted by
the bishops OF neighbprtug dioteses
and a large number 81 priests.
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recently secured a Judgment against
Il for 81. ooQ damages for the death
u her husband.
The offteers ~ the Seattle Humane
Society have petitioned the county
commissioners to appoint J. Naup@tl
a special deputy sheriff At attend 10
THE work 81 the society outside the
city limits. Mr. Naupcll u willing 20
accept the appointment. without re-
Enumeration except fees and mileage
The tYanAcoutincntat railroads an :
nounee a cut In passenger rates 70
points east OF Chicago. While the
cut Is not deep u viii probably be
lasting The present situation y the
result 81 the action OF the SEQ line
Attempts to induce the 500 10 rc-ea-
tRbiish the old rates having failed.
the other roads cut fares The
trauAcentineutHI lines have also
agreed to establish the tourist
sleeper rate AZ just 70 per cent OF
the regular Pullman rate. The new
rate viii 90 into effect December !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21

BY CAR
UNKNOWN MAN is RUN
OVER WHILE ASLEEP
ON INTERURBAN RAIL
WAY TRACK

While lying IN drunken stnpor ON
The InterurlSsn tracks near - Hrieu. a
man who r. yet unidentified was run
over and killed last night az s.zi
O'Clock ~ train No. o. bound for Sc
attic The body was 10 manFlad that
the coroner obtained hut meaEer de-
scfiption ~ the victim.
About 8 o'clock people IN the vicinity
~ - Brien saw middie-nged. heavy
set man seated on the platform % the
station. The man appeared 10 be In
toxicated and little attention was paid
10 him when he left the platform.
r. y. Osborne. the motorman IN
charge Of train No. - had orders not
90 stop at OBrien and went past the
station at a high rate ~ speed. He
sau the man within 100 feet but u was
Impossible 10 stop the train In that
distance. owing to the high speed.
The victim Of the accident Vas Wing
across the track with his head on one
ran and hls legs on another. The
n0forman says that AZ first he thought
the form vas that ~ a dsR,
ghe nan was undoubtedly killed In
sfanfly. Bh clothes were 30 badly
torn a. - render Identification i'm
sprelbln. a. :. Z =. g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21

county commissioners There were
no seconds I, started 20 suddenly
that there was not referee.
Something about the Improvement
company started the mix-up. Words
fi.w faster and faster. until Fleming.
IN no gentle mood tapped his OPP
panent Then the byatanderH. with
a heroic rush. separated them. and
the excitement was over.
Marshal kraby has had warrants
issued for the arrest Of two float
tiofrss.
Tae' authorities are on the trails of
several others. and more arrests viii
be made
The penalty IL one 60 five years In
the penitentiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21
MlMNG7W WINS
M MMRNNlMp
LOCAL VARSITY TRoUNcED THE PIG-sKIN CHAs-
Frs FROM RENO, TO THE TUNE OF TOO

a safety scored nfteen minutes after
the ball had been put Into play gave
the football team Of the University II
Washington the championship Of the
Coast or AZ lsasi a chance 90 claim H.
Nevada was beaten by score ~ .
10 o. The safety was the only poiui
made ~ the game. although each eide
had "a fine chance for a drop ~ place
kick IN each ease the goal was
missed Friezell misaed the goal sew
erai feet speidells kick went straight.
bot was about tWo feet low
There was ntver time IN the game
when there wah not a chance far either
slide The Nevada men were IN the
game All through. fnut the referco'a
whistle blew after the last half there
was doubt az 10 who would boz ihs
victor When the whistle finally
sounded the noise that arose from the
grand stands wan perfect din The
band played and fish horns Wed with
college wells IN making npiHe Through
IL all came the ahrlli screams 81 the
fair goods. who we're just a. enthusi-
aHtic ~ ihs men.
over aeG9 people crowded into Ath-
Ietie park g. see the game. The great
er part of these were In the aeat
stand They Joined n their cheers and
aonEf and were led hY two young men,
who beat time IN front Of tho stand
col Bot Lindsey and small con-
tinRent ~ Nevada people occupied
seats iu the south stand ard taking
their small number into confederation.
lhey did very well with their lungs
col Lindsey formerly lived b. Nevada
aud when he found that the football
team from his state was canning 20
town be hustled together all she se-
attic people from that state and got
them together AZ the game. The
crowd consisted principally q the fair
ssK but they bad learned their yeilH
wen. Ard their "He' fii' Het-lfa' ia
Ha We are the boys From Nevada
could be beard al over the field. fhey
we're certainly enthusiastic and good
ioasers after the game was over
FfsiHsil was the star % the game
He autkicked speidsii and Was IN
every play for his team The ~
eleven had the best 81 the Nevada
boys IN team work speidell should
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21

the anniversary Of their ufEanixa-
ton This year the Nalc 81 tickets
fuF the ball has been unusually large
and a tis and enthusiastic crowd q
expected IN the Armory at 10 80
o'clock. when the grand march be-
gins
Michy- will wHitE with "ahortY'a'
sister. and aSsinney" viii cake walk
eith some other boys best sfFi. bat
for this one time. viii be ehcerfuiiy
forgiven
The youngsters % stnenuousity and
strong voices Wili give prizes
AMOUNTING Go t20e 10 the best dress
Ell cuunls the nauHt romicAt couple
ihr best WALTERS. the best two-tep.
efs and the best cake walkers.
George " Harrison viii assume
special leadership fer the occasion
and act 80 floor manager. The re-
esptlap committee Ntli be eoua pas.d
"a Harry kranL Stanley pomrfoy,
! Clyde skinner. ~ Larson. whyland
t'oineros. John Armour. John Burke
~. Hanscns George hnEie. Charley
Carlson. John Larson Tom Mar
shs u. Pete Houtakkef John GIsn son
Charlie Anderson and VIZ Boyd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21
HIGH lyxnM TEAMS
On NNzRMZ HHD
PORTLAND ANb SEATTLE BATTLE FOR NORTH
WEST CHAMPIONSHIP TO-DAY

The football teams Of the Seattle and
Portland high schools are battling for
supremacy at Athletic park this after
noon The Portland boys arrived in
Seattle last night and this morning ran
through a few signals just to timber
up, The Portland school has strong
team aud will give the local boys a
run for their money. However. Seattle
Is coufiaaut.
The winner Of the game this after
noon will be even with the Spokane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21
"JGA7M M M
AND STAB HIM WITH
MM SAYS CHIEF
POLICE CHIEF ADVISES STRENUOUS METHODS FOR rHE sup
PURSE .sNATcaER-TELLs WHAT Tas
WOMEN SHOULD DO II ATTACKED

the failure Of women 20 prosecute
assailants than To any other reason.
that thsN are 80 bold
w hateNer woman does in the
way Of dress en the street. added
the chief. with the air Of one who
knows. she should never dnngie a
wrist bag frcm the ends Of her I'm
GERS. OF carry a purse In her hand.
Never wear = watch or other trWeiry
In conspicuous place while on the
street When the thief attacks you.
do not get scared. and. above all
gbinga don't faint.
NoBen should put pockets In
their dresses and carry their valu-
nbles In the pnekets They should
learn To use "a revolver. and 60 have
one handy. An umbrella j. a hauey
weapon. and sharp pointed on. Is
nearly as good as a knife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21

team for the championship Of this
Northwest high schools. Seattle plays
the Spokane team next Saturday.
Coach shorts has done wonders with
the high school football team this year
and has turned the entire team into a
machine. The players have a snap
and an amount OF life In their play
that makes their games very interests
ing. The boys appear 70 be In the
game heart and soul and play like
demons. In SOME respects they put
up faster game than the University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21
THIEF ROBS
4 JUDGE
ARTHUR e. GRIFFIN. OF SUPER
TOR BENCH. LOSES A vsLu
ABLE SHOTGUN

JusEe Arthur r Griffin Of the su-
rerior court. who resides at i91t
FIRST avenue north. has lost . valu :
able shotgun which he thought a
great deal or IL was stolen from
hts house recently.
lie saw TIE gun tn its accustomed
place three days ago, and only motto
ed It's absence yesterday morning.
The matter was reported "a the
police. together with - description
OF the gun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21

4 have had Touchdown IN the first half.
/ bat Insisted GA playing his delayed
l pass, whom he failed "a gain ground
l with ~ - any time McElmon buck cd
/ the line fpf Washington best gains.
Washington IOnf the ball in the FIRST
I three downs after the kick IN on their
1-YHrd line Nevada raH nn end play
and their Frrizeit dropped back FOR a
kick iie Mis- directly lea front 81 the
goal and bat = yarda away. ant at a
good angie. iIa tried place but tho
ball went slid
After the kick out 20 Nevada'n 90
yard line Seattle got the bali ora downs
and speldell again kicked. when Ne
yadn hHd the bail Ucar their goal limo
they attempted to kick 0ut n danger.
Frcizell dropped back Tor the kick. but
sgrlat broke through The line and
tackled Freizcn forcing him back over
the line for safety. That was the
first and only score made during tho
game.
Washington was penalized time and
again by Umpire shorts for fquiing,
or-Hlde plays and coaching from the
side lines ia che neighb0rh0od ~ 70
yards were loat by the penalties.
speldell rried FOR "a goal IN the FIRST
half but missed. The bail was IN the
center If the neid When time was
called at the end II the half.
The Second half was q see-saw.
Neither team appeared 20 have any
great advantage Frelzcii showed his
superiority IN tho last half by his Kick
Ing. but aside from this the last half
u the game was faatgrciess.
when the last whistle was blown, the
crowd thrcw sneidell Into the air aud
caught him on their shoulders with
the University mascot speldsn was
carried from the field hero.
Last night the Nevada boys were
rendered "A reception ard ball IN Denny
hall al the University. Tonight ths
team Will be given banquet a. the
Hotel Washington hY the ex-Sevada
residents 81 Seattle.
The Nevada team plays the Puget
sound univerritY at Tacoma Monday
and "A great deal ~ interest attaches TO
the game. There are many who claim
that the y. 3. T. team can win from
Washington. ard for this reason ths
game will be closely watched.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21

ming There was but one deer to the
house aud a few small win.iewa max
ink a XUfttable druth#trap These
uearvat the door escaped There was
desperate nEht az thc exit among
the panic stricken men. Those out.
side. Who had escaped fought 10 re-
turn Go Seizure the money frpm their
hunks. Yesterday being payday Thusr
imprisoned Within fought Tor eErcsa
The door was finally choked With the
injured and OWNS. Fourteen bodies
we're found NcdRsd ~ and around the
door Twenty bodies were taken cut
before noon The injured we're re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21

During the winter months We are
troubled greatly by the footpad who
makes a specially Of grabbing wo-
mems purses. said chief sullivan.
Tits morning. TO a star representa-
live. .But II women would only
observe a few simple rules. much ~
the mischief could be avoided
When asked as TO what a woman
should % - hen she had her pocket
book snatChed, the head Of the police
department said. Scream scream
as loud aud as often as she can.
she should use her finger nails.
her teeth and her feet. Scratch
him. bite him. Rick him and stab
him with hatpin." continued the
chief. with a smile
If he - caught. do not fail 10
prosecute him. Il Is due more 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21
TIME
M&W

The "wuxtra" callers Of Seattle
Will tonight give their eleventh an
nuaf masquerade ball under the aus
pieces Of the local Newshoys' union.
Every year since Nov. ~. 1899, the
boys have celebrated IN grand style
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21
| HAPPENINGS :.
ABOUT TOWN

A Jury IN Superior Judge Morris
court yesterday returned verdict IN
favor Of the dsfndaut In the sutt
brought against the Seattle Electric
company By Mrs X. fIIght0war 20 re-
cover tzSae0 damages for personal In
tnriea.
me Seattle Electric Company has
appealed 10 the superior court the
case IN which Mrs. y. J. Haiverson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21
IS BURN|E:D
To Deaf

ALTOONA. Pa. Nov q =rhirt, Eve
italian laborvrH WIRE burned % death
tn shantNs Is mites west of here. this
morning. Fifteen others we're seriously
burned Some fatally, The injured
Nrrs tahfn % che hospitals here. The
men were employed by contractors un
ftuusNlNuuia railroad Improvement
work The IRE broke put al a.cteek
THIS morning IA the Ions frame h5iid-
house
The iire caught from an ovrfheatcd
stove. Thc hunks We're uiled With
straw and tbs flames spread like iEht-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21
BASEBALL

Los ANGELES. Nov. 2i-The
Portland team beat the home team
yesterday by a score OF IL To II.
-The Loo Loos did some remarkably
poor fielding.
All OF the other .aMlneE were post
poned on account OF rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21

The Nippon Nunen Kaisha's
steamer Rluiun Maru. II now -four
days overdue. No fear - to the
actual safety of the vessel II felt
although the heavy gales that have
been sweeping the ocean for the
past three weeks may have forced
the ship 90 lay 60 for a time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21

BALTIMORE Nj. Nov. d.-auii In
her teens MiHs Mary l., West has been
affudEed champion Of the Maryland
sNfmHuina club. and was awarded =
medal for her skill in the water. She
has never had professional training.
Hos did I learn to swim said
AfinH West In pond With other
children at asauton. our home Ia the
country No one taught me. Just
learned Perhaps the reason swim
so easily is that fear danger no more
lu the water than upon land. ! feel
freshsr Tor week after swimming.
ard much prefer u TO watkins as an
uNsrriNe.
Il use the breast stroke, like most
sirln and also the racing side stroke.
I can swim 80 yards Ia - seconds. aud
have often lonEed for an accident 70
give me q chance % see what could
do In my street clothes. Moat heartily
do l approve ~ swimming for girls,
both for pleasure and exercise. and the
absolute security II gives Whcn IA the
water.
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teamahipmen-FiFer deck.
rrAiDusn-- Pioneer block. lat av. and
Iecksoa
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LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT

Bl.kerp and Caufeetiaaefa- Cooks and
walters hail
stsam EnElhserH-WalttosNe hall.
ftzp Hecond ave
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-01-01
Notice Of Mortgage Sale by
Advertisement.

notice Is Herby Given, That that certain
Mortgage, executed and delivered by George
N. Stork and Madeline Stork his wife
mOrtgagOrs, to State Bank of COOperStown
MORTGAGE dated the 28th day OF December
A. D. nineteen hundred and one and filed for
record in the Office of the Register of Deeds
of the county OF Griggs and state OF North
Dakota on the 9th day of december A. D.
1871 and recorded in Book '.R" Of mortgages,
by an Instrument IN writing to John 2; Ole,
filed for record in said Office Of the Register
Of Dc. DIS on the 3rd day of November 1872 and
recorded in Book ~" of mortgages, on page
IS will be foreclosed by a sale Of the premises
in such mortgage and hereinafter described.
at the front door of the Courthouse in the
Village of Cooperstown, in the county of
Griggs and State Of North Dakota, at the
hour of ten O'Clock A. NJ. on the Sd day of
February 1903, to satisfy the amount due
The premises described in said mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the same.
are these certain premises situated in the
county of Griggs and state of North Dakota.
and described us follows. to-wit;
The northwest quarter of Section twenty
four (sN in Township one hundred forty six
Gag north Of Range fifty nine (59) west Of the
fifth principal meridian. containing one
hundred sixty acres more or less, according
to the United States Government Survey
thereof.
There will be due on such mortgage at .he
date of sale the sum of five hundred fifty five
and thirteen hundredths dollars.
Dated at CoOperstOwn. North Dakota. this
22nd day of December 1902.
JOHN q. OLE.
1926 Assignee of Mortgage.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-01-01
Notice.

Before U. S. Land Office. at Fargo, n. Oak.
Cooperstown, N, Oak, December ~ 1917.
A sufficient contest notice having been en-
against Andrew Strand for abandoning his
homestead entry No. 1913 dated July 10Th
1899. for the sw1 of the swx OF section In
North dakota with a view to the canacellation
Of said entry. contestant alleging that the
said Andrew Strand has wholly abandoned
said tract; that he has utterly failed to to eye eve
tract from the date OF his said entry up to
this present date, that the said tract Is not
settled upon and cultivated by said party as
ments Of any description whatsoever upon
the said tract of land ut this present date and
that there never was made or caused 70 be
ever upon the said tract by the said defend
ant or anybody else; that there Is no build
ing of any description upon the said tract ut
saG and
prior to the date herein and that nobody has
ever resided upon the said tract nor does
any one reside on same ut the present time,
land was not due to his employment IN the
army, navy or marine corps Of the United
States as private soldier, officer; seaman.
The d Tnitsd any States may be engaged
and this the said contestant is ready to prove
ter:and receiver for a hearing in said case
and that he therefore asks to be allo ed to
prove said allegation and that the homestead az
entry No 23773 may be declared cancelled
and forfeited to the United States he, the
said contestant paying the expenses Of such
hearing.
The said parties are hereby summoned It. to
district court of GrIggs county, North Dako-
t., ut his office at Cooperstown. North Dako.
to. on the sd day of February. 1903. ut z
mony concerning said alleged failures said
testimony SO taken to be reported to this OF.
flee at a hearing to be had on the eth day OF
February. A. ID. 1898 at 10 o'clock y. m.
G, G. SCHUYLER.
1925 Register.