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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24

Charlie Newman. who will hand
you a little blue seat cheek aud let
you 90 In 10 see Coon Hollow. ~
the Third Avenue theAtrr TITS week
II you pay the price. has Iuat re-
eeiyed q letter from his brother
Prank Newman. manager Of the
Manuel Lopez baseball teaaa. tell
ing hoN Il happened The letter
was mailed Ia Suahnmish. but the
tale Il tells - story Of Everest
IL ia a tale also 81 ahorn lambs and
according to Manager Newman. u
vas Manager Jack. Of the Essretta
Who welded the shears
The letter states that after sin
ming ever thing in sight AZ Everett
Thursday afternoon and cleaning up
thinEa b. a scnre % N 90 5 before
crowded blcachara. the boys. tired
hungry and bcerimed. set out for
the hotel 10 wash no and refresh
the inner diamond artiain. having
been sent thither b Manager Jark.
OF the Everett team. Who pocket 81
the gate receipts and said he would
show up presently At the hostclry
and make everything all right
Swestiy conndeuf. the vtetoFiuuz
tossefs and bat wieidera hied them
selves 70 the hotel and presently all
we're disporting themselves in the
porcelain baths. aplAshing riEht
merFily in anticipation Of a good
dinner. Bat when they lined up a.
the table IN the aluinE room and
looked for Manager Jack. be had
not yet put Ia An appearance and
personal guarantee OF paYment
had % he given the proprietor be-
fore steaks all round. with baked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
P0hcHER SEIZED

VANCOUVER. "a C.. sept "a
The Ruth. a Dominion government
fixheriea prptcetion steamer. yes
terday seized the American steamer
Alert % BelllnEham. al Oyster
creek. Vancouver Island and tNo
large Slows. one loaded with salmon
and 81 600 worth Of meta The
value ~ the property aslned Il
about SIS 600 The authorities al
Vancouver claim that the American
boat wAa poaehlRK In fisheries i2b
miles from the American boundary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
TALKED WITH
ROOSEVELT
OVER TWO HUNDRED MEM
BERs or tHTERPARLtAMEN.
TARY UNION MEET THE
PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, Sept 2l-over
200 members Of the Inter Parlla-
mentary union we're received by the
president thia afternoon. They
we're introduced By Congressman
Barthold Of st Louis. who il pres
ident Of the union.
General Gobat, OF Switzerland.
spoke ON behalf Of the union. pre-
aenting the president with n copy
Of the resolution adopted at 81
Louis, requesting him TO invite the
powers 10 another Hague confer
enee.
lie said President Roosevelt was
specially fitted 10 assume the mi
tlative Of a second general assembly
because he IL an earnest defender
OF international justice and the first
head OF a government who turned
governments toward a permanent
court OF arbitration az The Hague "
He thanked the president FOR the
entertainment furnished the mem
beers OF the union In this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
A YELLOW
WEDDING
JOE CANNON. SON OF FAMOUS
MORMON. MARRIED WHILE
III WITH SMALLPOX

SALT LAKE. sept e Joseph
Cannon Hon Of George y. Cannon.
formerly president ~ the Mormon
rhureh. fnsrrlea Miss 0rusNleck. q
sail Lake society Fift. today under
ueen ilar circumstance. Cannon.
efn una sick. vas visited ~ Miss
aroesbeck The doctor diagnosed
hiH case as smallpox A. the doctor
vas a Mormon elder ~ performed
the msrFiars ceremony after friends.
notified ~ telephone. had aafhered
IN the lawn 81 The residence and
witnessed the ceremony through the
wimauWa
Then tho dortnr retired. leaving
the couple In possession % the housa
slth their wedding presents stacked
up on the lawn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
GAVE EN- THE
''GLAD HAND"

RusHFORD. Milan Sept 81
Vice Presidential Candidate Scna-
Cor Fairbanks made no speech at
Lacrosse this morning when the
special train stopped there. but he
greeted the crowd al the depot with
smiles and SHOOK hands with about
y hundred ~ them.
Thousands Of people met the spe-
ciai here and senators Fairbanks
and noliivrr made short speeches.
A delegation of Minnesota poli-
ticiana Joined the party At Lacrosse
and accompanied the party on the
special 20 this place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
FLEE FOR LIFE
NAPLES FILLED WITH HUN
DREos or REFUGEES FROM
THE SLOPES or vUsUviUs


ROME. sept 2f-The eruption Of
Mt Veauyiua CONTINUES today Al.
though the explosions are less fire..
quont. the flow q lava has In
creased. The vineyards on the low.
or slopes of the mountain have been
totally destroyed. Refugees By hun
dreds have fled for their lives and
are arriving AZ Naples.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
ne STOLE WIRE

s. n. Rains pleaded guilty 10
petty larceny lea the superior court
this morning and was sentenced %
one mouth IN the county jail. Rains
was charged with grand larceny Tor
stealing copper wire from the Co
lumbIa Improvement company. May
90 lie was allowed by the prose
cutting attorney 10 plead guilty 10
the lesser offenae.
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the county. laying the dust and
clearing and .ealinE the atmosphere
Heavy ainfSars needed ln order
that the ffmsfs may begin their
faii work ~ blowing and seeding
CoLFAN. WISH sept e John
Bowman. a farmer - Pleasant VAL
lsH. iH under arrest on charge Il
shooting cattle beiouEius - Bunyan
Johnson. lie wa released on too
bonds
MtLLAN. Idaho. Sept "a Zsids
AflaE "a deHlHsn % the red light
district was found dead in her
room Yesterday. Death Nna due 70
alcoholism. She had been On a
spree FOR several weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
GERMANY WON'T
STAND FOR IT

BREMEN. Sept q The Morning
Post asserts that Germany viii not
consent 10 tho establishment ~
immigration stations nj berlin and
Hamburg for the purpose of decid-
Ing on tho eligibility OF emiefahth
boforu they sail The paper aayn
such action would be an lntelerHble
interference with uermany'a rights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24

DROPPED DEAD

MADRID. Sept. zt-A dramatic
incldeut occurred during the execu-
tion Of a prisoner al Ciudad Real
to-day. Iose Gartua. the newly APP
pointed eEecutiuusr. had Just rar-
rotrd the condemned man. when
the horror u the situation over
came him and be fell dad at the
feet 81 the man he had just exc
cuted.
The two corpaea we're removed to-
Eethsr.
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VIII BRING
BODIES HOME

my serippu Newa Asa'n1
MADRID. Sept st-The Spanlsh
government has authorized that a
vote ~ thanks be handed ~ the
American minister for the Enlldd
States permission for the repatra
ton Of the bodies Of Admiral Ger
vera'a sailors who we're lost dufiug
the battle 81 Santiago. i
A public subscription VIII Be
opened for lie purpose % raising
funds 10 bring the eorpaos b4tk a.
spain with due soiemnity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
SETTLED OUT OF COURT

The habeas corpus proceedings
begun by Gideon Morley TO force
his divorced wife 20 rellnquiah the
custody Of his daughter. were dis
missed thla morning, the matter
hnvlnR been aetIled out nf nnurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

G. 4. Fisher. q, Of Seattle and
Maud y. Du Hay. 20, Of New York:
John Is Richel. 81 and Henrietta
Diverarhere. IS. both OF Seattle.
Frederick Thompson. 81. and EN-
incline Rose. Is. both of Seattle
Calvin IN leopard, 20. and Myn
Paine. 10. both Of Seattle. Samuel
Hansen and Constance Galley. OF le-
gal age, both of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
MANNHEIM MUST PAY

In the Sensational contested a.
vnrcc suit Of Wolf Mannheim against
Mrs Rachael Mannheim. Judge Rich
ardson this morning allowed the de-
PENDANT $50 "a month temporary all
mony and liberal suit money.
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SEIZED
JAPs HAVE CAPTURED = SHIP
FROM AsroRIA, ore.

BAN FRANCISCO. sept at.--A
dispatch from London received this
afternoon states that the Japanese
have captured the british steamer
Crusader. from Astoria. orr for
Shanghai aud taken hsr 10 Hsko-
date, the chief sea port OF the Island
Of lEn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24
GROWING SOME

. SALEM. ore sept "a Ia
{. Dor CummiaHioner Hoff today
/. issued an estimate Of the total
. population of Oregon. iie says
. II - now t6s.Gss. or gain Of
|. 500 since the last census.
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ssSSS TEETH Ssass
Browns Painless Dentists

known the world over. are the only
dentists In Seattle having the late
botanical ulSeoNEHY 70 apply to
the gums for EXTRACTING. PILL
fNG and cRON&ING TEETH
WITHOUT PAIN. and guaranteed
for TEN YEARS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24

II. any evening. your copy OF The
Star has not arrived at Zoo O'Clock
telephone--eunset. Main 1850 or La
dependent if3S any time between
500 ana T:oo-and a copy will be sent
Fou at once. by special messenger.
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WHY

Give away - cents every time
you buy \ can OF Baking Pow
der. that Is what you do every
time yuu bur a pound can Of
the old time. old fashioned
Baking Powder at sc per 10.
You can buy one pound can
AdAma' Best Baking Powder
At use. The Adams Tea aud
Coffee Co. manufacture Adams
Best Baking Powder and sell
Il TO you dircct az the manu-
faeturer's profit thenshy EAv-
Ing you the johbers and re-
tallor's profits. That's Why
We can save you Poe on every
pound can Of Baking Powder.
We guarantees Adams Best
Baking Powder to please yuu
as well as any nakiuw Powder
Manufactured Your money
eheerfuily refunded II you are
not pleased.
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Attorney for Plaintiffs.
ol.ice and postoffice address. sol
Bailey building. Seattle. King coun-
ty. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24

COLFAX. wash. Sept zt.-=Light
showers fell "wednesday and Thurs
day night through this section Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24

COLFAx. Wash. sept 2t.--Jagnes
Brakeii had narrow escape from
instantaneous death yesterday In
the local o. r.. 4 y. yards BY be-
Ing caught ON the pilot Of switch
engine aud dragged several rods.
Both legs we're broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24

Take a trip sunday. Boats leave
Pier a. ? and 10 a. m. i.is. 2 50
aud 4se q IN. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-24

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the State Of Washington, for King
County.
Azel +. Hills and Elmira +. Hills,
his wife. and Mellen Gilmore and
Flora Y. Gilmore. his wife. plain
lifts. vs.. Ella Adams. James s.
Adams and Ida NJ. Gilbert. defend
ants
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NORTHWEST NEWS


COLFAN. wash. Sept 2f.-Sur-
veyora are this week doing cross
sec ton work preparatory 20 the
commencement Of grading for the
whitman electric railway line be-
tween eolfax and Pnlouse. The
company win begin grading for the
road on Spring Flat Monday.
ST. MARIEE. Idaho. Sept. 10
william Deharte. a mining pros
pector, has been missing from his
cabin In the Tyson section since
June. and u ~ thought he has been
the victim OF foul play. Ills cabin
remains just ~ he left u. not even
his gum being missing. Iie is known
10 have had Some money. He was
as years old and Of a retiring dlspo-
Hition.
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SUMMONS. No. 42ss7.


The State of Washington to the said
defendants. Ella Adams, James S.
Adams and Ida NJ Gilbert:
You are hereby summoned to APP
pear within sixty days after the
date OF the first publication of this
summons. exclusive Of the date OF
said first publication. towit. within
l6ol sixty days after Aug. 20. 1904.
and defend the above entitled action
IN the court aforesaid. and ans wer
the complaint of the plaintiffs and
serve a copy of your answer upon
the undersigned. attorney for the
plaintiffs. at his office below stated.
in said King county. being the place
designated by the plaintiffs as the
place OF trial of said action: and In
case Of your failure so TO do iudg-
ment will be rendered against yen
according TO the demand OF the
complaint. which has been filed
with the Clerk OF said Court. The
object OF this action Is 10 recover
judgment against you and each of
you in the sum OF SS4.1s. with inter
est thereon from Dec. 30th, 1908.
and for costs and disbursements 10
be taxed. And in said action Tract
SA. OF the Stewart Tracts. In Seat
tie. King County, Washington, has
been attached.
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i'IW NIII" us . Quo 10 our
PAINLESS METHODS. Low
PRICES AND GOOD WORK DONE
RY SPECIALISTS IN each DEPART
ment Ne STUDENTS IN the of
flee. An work done pATNLESsLY
by SPECIALISTS OF long years ex-
peTience. Give AS a call, and YOU
Will find We DO just as We adver-
g4aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01

saused the axe 20 slip out OF hia
nahaHi ana before he could doro ne
US was upon him. Smith man
.hsh 70 draw hia knife aud tbon IA.
ilHht began in earnest. Men -
heaHt rolled about among IN. ,,.t..,
ava hhdrfhfuHh locked I'D rarh ott-
90 arms until smith rpatIy
stabbed ne animal through a..
heart
A. the beast relaxed ita hold gmitb
rruWled ta hiH feet ana made mia
way hack ta the cabin. where he
took stock IT hiH injuries Ills rirht
log WAS scratched IN several places
from the ankle almost % the hin.
lneeHatrd. In order 10 prevent blood
poisoning. smith bathed his wounds
Ia whisky which he carried in a
small flask with him. Ito then
went back and secured the cubs. and
the hide 81 the mother.
At the time Of their capture the
Cubs were but three days old and
little larger than an ordinary kitten.
Now both animals stand about -
lht hes ~ uNlhhA ana nv IN WV H#
of health. Smith has them iu "a
large cage and the beasts sill allow
no one but their master near Smith
can place his hand within their
mouths without fear Of being bitten
Whenever stranger approaches the
cage. however. the animals become
uneasy and Erowl angrilY
The old lynx. smith says. was one
OF the largest he has ever seen She
stood about 30 inches IN height
smith tried 90 save the skin. but
was unable 20 DO 80 owing to itH be
ing Improperly tanned in the north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

William Givens was arrested yes
tcrday on the charge Of grand lar
cony. and later Ia the day entered
a plea Of guilty in the hyperion
court. lie was sentenced by su-
perior Judge Tallman to three
years In the penitentiary. Givens
stole a grip containing Ynluablez
from a ship in the harbor.
Mra. Cooper. OF 0'Bricu. reported
90 the Hheriffa office this morning
that burglars entered her home be
tween and O'Clock this morning
and stole a watch and other Jew
slry. Deputy Sheriff Chandler was
sent 20 investigate the case.
Robert HenningHen has been cited
20 appear ia the superior court and
show cause why be should not be
punished for contempt OF court for
failing 10 pay his divorced wife.
Mira. lnga HenninEaen. the alimony
allowed her when she secured her
decree. lie Is said 20 owe her $3.50.
Mrs. L. S. Davis filed a 5000
damage suit In the superior court
this morning against the Seattle.
Renton a. Southern railway. She
claims 20 have been badly hurt
July 20. 1903. by being thrown from
Renton car when Il started sud
denly.
Mra Jennie Terry filed n divorce
suit IN the superior court this morn
inE against her husband. Louis
Terry. She charges him with non
sststtr.srf and cruelty Mrs Caroline
McCray instituted divorce proceed
ingH against W. {. MeCray OF
ground OF desertion.
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her Young we're hiding was situated
about 100 yards from Smiths camp.
whore the beast had evidently been
awaiting nlHhtfail before xanturInE
upon her journey Just as Smith ar
rived abreast of the thiekrt ho was
startled by the anappinF Of twtHn.
ans turning 3ha scared stiff Tor a
second by the nlght Of tho animal.
which was coming az him fun TIT.
ears laid back. claws dintendod. and
with a grln ga ita face which Smith
says made him feel somewhat dla-
turhed IA the region OF his abdomen.
The only weapons u defenaewhleh
Smith had with him was large
hunting knife and an axe. A. the
beast snpfuuE az his throat Suaih
swung the axe with an hts might a
the animals head IT'S aim vas
bad aud hc missed Tho momentum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01
SCANDALOUS!
THAT'S WHAT THE WEATHER
FOR THE LAST MONTH HAS
BEEN

The weather for Novemem was
alihpiy hennduloua. Tho monthly re-
p"it OF fofeeaHter Salisbury provea
II was a fright The whole
''eaihlnE thirty DAYS looked like q
uuheh OF United States Steel com
lHuh mostly water Durlpv a..
month hsl inchaa 81 pure unaagl-
l,tatea dhmpneaH drizzied aut ~ tbs
.Ag ana soaked the lust aud tb, an
Just Heattleito alike ''' uu
uh only five 81 tho thirty dsy.
ula the fuin-god forget To kpoet.
me tunE out 81 the barrel ana evs.
then no was soaking tho south 80
ern part Of the state "a beat tbe
band
But what Seattle didn't 20, -,
those dry days II got on the fath
goth and 2iat Ia about nHy bogFs
f25 inches fell which wac nlm6st
twice as much aa fell during the
whole month Of October.
Some 81 Salisbury friends have
requested him 20 use new thonRht"
treatment In handling the weuther
proposition this month. Thee are
lot Of women who have rfcentiy
purchased handsome talipf-m made
gowns and haven't had ehance To
wear them and they believe that q
proper amount al new thought on
tho part OF the weathertnan VII
galvanize the water-eart ana pius
up tho leaks
It's reall a shame that lgflhs u.
whole month "a woman " -.
some burnt orange goV - 1917 r.tat
20 % church and ahoy - a.,
bora what 5000 wou -
make en- green with efneeted 4.
when asked what 80 damn
do In the line Of supra Ausbu,y loo
ness for December ut q the. -
ed abaentmlndedly a~oTk bio win
daw Of the New zoe ~ aud
said. There was ..sst December
not many years aEt s@en II Inches
OF rain fell but at expect that
much this year. o. large part Of
the state viii puioably 20 dry
showing that TIM weatherman had
not forgotten that the prohibition
vote was quits large az the recent
election. cent say for sure. but
let's hope So
Salisbury Is trying 20 put through
a deal for fair weather next Sunday,
but wouldn't make any promises.
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TAXES ARE NOW
DELINQUENT

Taxes for 1908 became delinquent
today with an added penalty OF II
per cent. Last night a crowd began
20 gather around the door Of the
county treaaurers office and when
the door vas opened there was
rushto pay deposits on certificates
Of delinquency.
John Hcnuaay. the old man who
has held his post at the door FOR
three days and two nights. vas re
lievea last night by Fred Everett.
one Of the real estate men VINO had
hired him to keep first place. EY-
erett deposited a check for $4,000
with the county treasurer for Nalun-
hlo property on which he wishes TO
hold certificates Of delinquency.
other real estate men who had COM
biued with Everett 10 pay tho old
man. we're the first 20 deposit their
checks
All day yesterday the clerks In
the treaHurefa office were kept
busy By persons who wished 20 pay
taxes on their property before spec
ulatora could get u and force them
20 pay rs per cent interest on the
taxes.
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President VIII
Visit The South
my seripps News Assn,

WASHINGTON. Dec. Close
T friends OF President Roosevelt say
the next train which bears him
away on an extended trip will be
drawn due south over the Potomac
river President Roosevelt wishes
10 wtn the south. aud n journey
through the southern states h un.
darthken II will be- uniika any
other presidential journey in HIS
tory II he can make II 40.
lie does not believe be ean make
himself known 20 the southern peos
pie and cannot get in close touch
with them If he has a visiting pro
gram cut out after the fashion Of
the program Of ordinary preaidcn-
tlal journeys. The president would
like u get AZ those who usuhally
see the president only at q distance
President Roosevelt Is sore over
the feeling Of enmlty the south has
toward him. lie ia half southern
hlmaeif. aud will make every ef-
fort 10 win the people for friends
fnsitatluua from boards Of trade.
chambers Of commerce and the com
mon people are pouring IN.
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"a In killing the vicious animal and
capturing her two cubs. Smith ar
rived in Seattle on the last steamer
from the north ana now has the cubs
in the gardens ~ the Nebraska aas
loon. situated az ioaa First avenue
south.
The nrht with the old lynx oe-
CURED during the latter part ~ Au=
gust. while Smith was prospecting
among the hills 60 the narthWnrd nt
Chenoa. lie had Just pitched hia
camp Tor tha uiHht ANA was about
{ Uaa after some wood In build a
fire when the iynx. which had been
hiilns IN Homn underground. made
for him. The animal was evidently
transferring her young 10 some rem
dosXaua aud thought perhaps Smith
meant 20 harm them.
The thicisot Ia which the lynx and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01
QUEEN CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY

LONDON. Dee Queen Alex
andra today celebrated her Goth
birthday having been born Dec. /.
1876 The anniversary waA cele=
hrated In the midst of a family
gathering At Sandringham During
thu day her majesty received many
messages OF eongratulation. a. well
as a number Of presents. the donors
comprlaing tho German emperor.
tbs eEar aud exarina. the king Of
Portugal. the king 81 Italy. aud the
members OF the Danish royal fam
ItV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

George shaw. n. Of Seattle. and
Alice Doggutt. 81. Of Cincinnati.
John u Parazetie. af San Bernar-
dino. and Mary Pratt. OF Seattle.
both Of legal age. Dalmer Johnson
-. and Rosie r. Peffor. IS. both Of
Seattle. A J Nohn. -. and Mamie
Johnson. 81. both Of FIR. q. A
WEIGH. 81. aud LYdie Hanson. 80
both Of Seattle. Charles Jackson.
81. and Betty Carlson. ~. both Of
Seattle. Maurice Turner. 50. and
Mrs Thora ylko. -. both OF FL
ienahurE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01

The appeal case Of the stata
against J. Dresser. charged with
cruelty 20 animals. was dismissed
this morning. the defendant having
decided 20 pay the fine Of so and
costs. which was his penalty In tbs
! lower court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01
DESPERATE BATTLE
WITH FEMALE LYNX
HERMAN SMITH, or SEATTLE. KILLS MOTHER AND CAPTURES
TWO cuss-HE BROUGHT THEM TO TINS CITY

ana legs. Hermann smith. II seat
no. who spent last summer prospect
ing In che Tanaua district. succeed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01

Photos for Christmas must be or
dered now 70 avoid disappointment
zitlnEa from 10 q 2 for best re-
suits ERKan 4 Ericsson. 1919 First
avenue. Phone Y itsi FOR appoint
fuenfH
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Comfortable shoes are more 70 =
man than all else Burt a Packard
"Korrect shape" shoes AZ $50 and
tt0a Comfort. style and quality
combined. Ill First avenue near
Spring.
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After fierce battle with larFe
Female lynx. during which he was
severely laeefated about the arms
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w H Y
population King County
nconIa
with Seattle be forever
w Fl Y

% % % E @ c %% with as s | a
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Two dozen half-pint bottles. deliy-
cred, SOC. Phone, Ex. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01
Toilet Luxuries

Fine Toilet Soaps.
fragrant and delight
full Toilet Waters for
bathing. Pace Pow
dsra and Creams.
Florida Waters. Sa-
chefs