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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-23

MADAME CATHERINE. wASHINGTONe FArs
vorite palmist and card reader. el0 New Hsk
ave.; readinss Is and 90 cents. ss2EG.
NINE RITA. THE WORLDS 0REATEsT RAi5E
ist and astrologer, koW h0iding receptions at a
ia 9th st. a.w.
se12-14ts Fee. 16e. and ooe. EAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
WHAT THE MINISTER SAYS


Il Most Convincing
Il thought ! would write you
what Pyramid Pile Cure has done
for me I had most aggravated
case OF bleeding piica. indeed
dreaded when had 10 go 10 stool
ono nifty cent box cured me I feel
Ike a new man. have recon
mcnded Il 10 others as being tho
most wonderful remedy known. II
is indeed n great blessing 10 suffer
Ing humanity You are NJ liberty
to use this for all # r. worth. and
hope II may do good Rev. W Y.
Carr. SIS No. Holbrook St. Dan
Vile. Va.
Clergymen dixie all professional
men who lead Bedentary llvcsl are
especially addicted TO piles, in va
rlous forms. and are continually on
the lookout for a remedy which will
give relief. with little or no idea OF
obtaining a cure.
Recognizing this fact. Rev. Mr.
Carr consents 10 the use Of his name
in order that other sufferers may
know there r. a cure called Pyramid
Pile Cure, which Is sold by drug
gista everywhere for the Low price
Of fifty cents a package. and which
will bring about for every one af-
flicted with piles. The same benefl-
elal results as In his own case. BE
careful TO accept no substitutes. and
remember that there Is no remedy
Just as good.
a little book describing the causes
and cure OF piles Is published by
Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Mich.
and will be sent free for the asking.
All sufferers are advised TO write
for Il. as II contains valuable infor-
nation on the subject OF piles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
Firemen's Bill Killed
ROTH, wHAreon. SUCCEEDED IN DEFEATING TIE MEAS
uRE TO GIVE FIRE FtGHrE RS RELIEF

sufance companies. but in reality
was meant tn rob the general fund.
he took a hard slap AZ the King
county delegation for ita work ia
behalf 81 the bill and concluded
With a motion o. pension the King
county members
t4ndHlry Of spokane favored the
BIN MaluneY % stevens called at
tsutiun to the gallant work Of the
firemeu In the three great fires 90
ISIS and thought the state should
encourage such service. Weber u
Waila Walla was another support
rr 81 the measure
HiHhop % jefferson delivered an
able speech against the bill deelar-
ina that firpmrn we're in no greater
danger than aheflffa we're when
Tracy made a hunting trip through
king county and the neiKhharinE
districts tie called the btu a den
ocrafic scheme to get the rrpuhll-
can legislature % be eHtravaEaut 30
that they could use Il az campaign
matter later.
Roth spoke for 30 minutes and
vas once interrupted BY cries for
a roll call He announced that there
would be no roll call until he had
finished. Faleoner Of sncdumihh
vas the last speaker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

OLYMPIA. Pei. > Senator Tuck
er'a bin for the Incorporation u a
fire department relief association
and for penaIoninE firemen sent
down o. defeat In the house yeatsr-
day afternoon Roth u Whatrom
got cot his edge hammer and sent
az the bill IKE a blacksmith A.
the conclusion ~ a brief. but heat
81. discussion. the bin vas placed
en- it's final passage and lUat BY a
vote 81 - tn -
Puyua 81 Pierce. whu had been
prominently Identified In the sup
port % the measure. announced that
be would change hia vote and today
ask for a reconsideration uf the bill.
Roth declared that the precedent
81 such a bin would be a dangerous
one. as Il would open the general
fund 81 the state 10 similar prupo-
Altioua from police aud other en-
ployea II the state.
Roth did not win hia victory With
out a struggle. however. iie Was
ably seconded b. Retd 81 Pierce.
who made a speech against the BIN.
Tie pointed cat that the De-. on is
face. appeared 20 BE- a tar on In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
HOT SHOT
a PASSAGE AT ARMS BETWEEN
MALoNEN AND ItNosLEY re.
SUITED IN VICTORY FOR The
LATTER
tssselaI to The s,arl

OLYMPIA. Feb, s-rbe session
OF the house yesterday was emily.
cned by an exchange Of hot shot be
tween Lindsey. OF Spokane and
Maloney. Of Stevens The aght came
up over the passage Of the bin re-
latIng to the selling. leasing or max.
ing contracts cauctrninE real ra=
tate. or granting or renewing fran
eh.aes or special PRIVILEGES hy in-
rprnorated cities or towns. and pro-
yidiuE for the submission Of such
questions or measures 60 the voters
Aaluney opposed the bIll because
be gharEcd that the bin was con-
celVed hy the Washington Power
company and introduced for itH ape=
cial benefit lie mgde a strong ar
gumrnt against the bin and asked
for Indefinite poaiponemsut. tInda-
ley Eut interested when it vas
charged that the bin was framed FOR
the Spokane company and came
back at Maoney. asserting that he
was surprised that the latter should
oppose a Measure founded on the
doctrines o. his party
Maloney said he liked the boauet
thrown AZ him. but persisted that
he would oppose the I'm. because IL
looked like legislation Tor the WASH.
inEtnn Power company which en-
ployvd about rs per cent Of the
voters 81 Spokane and could have
"a own way. not only with a euun-
gil bat at the polls
The motion for Indefinite post
pouemrut was lost and the bill
passed In iis third reading
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
He WOULD NOT STOP

For violating the order OF an tn
junction OF the superior court re-
quinng him 10 dcaiHt from iniuring
the property 81 the Cedar River Ma
terial company. on n sandspit which
be eaYeta the possession o. julius
sahliu Was yesterday arrested on
charge Of contempt Some time ago
the question Of the ownership q the
aandapit was determined In favor Of
the corporation by process Of law.
but Sahlin refused to recognize n
and persistontly made attempts TO
destroy the property Of the com
pnny Tuesday the corporation pro
cured an injunction and that night
the place was dynnmlted and other
wise injured Sahlin Is now in jail
II Is thought he is mentally unbal-
anCed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
At Ballard
WILL RESIGN

A. the result - the night captain
% the police force complaining %
the council that II q. shumaker. o.
the nlFht f1rre. was or his beat
two nights without reporting Schu-
maker IL about 10 hand ln his reair-
nation and save the council the
trouble - investigating
" a.. Schumacher vas captain o.
the police force last year and vas
reduced In rank thia year To pa
trulman There has been no good
feelings between certain members
81 the different committees and
there o. rumor that the chance u
laying Schumacher OF has long been
looked for Schumacher stated this
morning that the might captain
knew as yrll as he did what ne went
home for.
Il have had "a lot q sickness IN
my family for the last two ct three
months and the nights ! was OF
duty I was called home suddenly. as
my little boy was not expected 20
live" said Mr. Schumacher. The
night captain knew az well rs I dld
what was the matter"
Schumacher has not yet handed his
Resignation to the council. bat sill
probably do 50 az the next meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
SENTENCED
eomEL RIOTERS MUST PAY
TIE PENALTY FOR THEIR
OUTBREAK



ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 9.-The
court which has been trying the
cases OF those who were charged
with having participated In or had
conecaou with the anti Jewish riota
az Gomel year ago today handed
down the following decision.
SI1rfsu Russians acquitted.
Thirteen Jews sentenced to five
months and ten days Imprisonment.
with Total loss OF civil rights.
Twelve BuHsHinH aud twelve Jews
sentenced 20 the same term Of Inn
priAonment. but without loss OF
civil rights,
-Four Russians and six Jews sen
fenced 70 twenty years imprlson
meat
Eleven prisoner miners we're sen
fenced TO a furtuiEhta impflson
msut
Tho rlotlnR for which the priao-
ncra weer sentenced occurred ia Au-
gust. 1898 when several atrcrt fights
resulted in the death 81 three non
commissioned officers. two soldiers.
twa JcWa aud two Christians. ana
the wouudlnE OF four Christians and
four Hebrews
The shops Of 20 Hebrews were
pillaEod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
AFTER the
BEETLES

state horticultural Commissioner
Van Hoderbcke H. after the Colorado
beetle with the big stick. The cause
% this activity on the part Of the
official e. the expected arrival Or
a traInload Of Colorado potatoes.
which D. expected 10 be accompanied
by a fun complement Of undesirable
potato beetles.
The farmers ia this section arc
holding their crop for high prices
and. 10 chsckmafs this. tho commits
sion men q Seattle ana Tacoma
have ordered a whole trainiaad %
the product from the east. II IL said
that the potatoes could not come
without beetles and this fact is
causing much uucaalucsa Ia the
apud-raiainR belts.
At present there are no serious in
fectiona Of this product but the adj
vent Of tho Colorado spuds II ex-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
USELESS
rse RAILROAD tos'T eAs
ssoT raE eoM~lssleH slAL
sui o. HOLES
tssssisl e The start

otyNpTA Fsh a-ll looks as
..,neh The joint rate provision uf
-. rr,pased railroad commission
IN ali 40 down to defeat when It
&C before the loEIaature
es southeast combination held a
..iins last uIEhI aud. it la admit
sg ma tht decision Was reached 20
~ ms part ul The bill to the end
rsls means complete victory
..As railroad lobby under the
,,isrshlp II W N Cotton and Geo
y Stevenson. Who have been indus.
.,i,e, ON behalf ~ the O. r a y
se,r have suteeeded In convincing
- members 10 the southeast com
slss that the passage 90 a bin con
tslslas the Joint rate proposition
.,sM practically ruin several OF the
,,wns IN thai district
Wiz the elimination 0f the Joint
- issue aud the power 20 tx as
III A. regulate rates. the commits
.sn all Will De practically useless
gAshsk 20 leadership Ia the ranks
~ me EINNNH H'H h=H Va WV va AhH JUG
mi have les effect and 10 Is pointed
al that they cannot muster enough
s,rnriA 10 force che stringent bin
tAvush.
ne conservative element claims
tAsi tha spokane delegation will ro
avn the line with them when the
ss.silsn cumss - n gnal issue and
"a ssafheasg combine openly boasts
tAst Senator Kennedy who intro
ssrsd the principal commission
~essure entered their caucus last
rlsht and aErced Ga stand with
fssm just what traaspired az the
waetinF last uiEht cannot be learn
Al bat somr very significant re-
warks are passed about showing
IS, the way the wind is blowing
me bin drafted by the attorney
ssnsral and the subcommittee has
~ heen given 20 the public as yet.
a The sfeuagranher has not com
pss,cd trAnsserihlnE the rough draft
a-awn np a few DAYS ago. II Is ex=
v~tea however. that il viii be CON
ulsset In time FOR the meeting % the
nnmlttee tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
IN A HURRY

Because President Fufth saiI that
hr MAS in hurry. the corporations
committee decided yesterday after
noon % take up the proposed fran
rhlae Of the Seattle Electric COM
pany for the Fort Lawton line to-
morrow afternoon.
Mr.. Furth explained that the gov
eminent would be compelled - 10
"A certain amount Of work Ia the
construction Of the line. which could
not be begun until the franchise was
granted Because OF the govern
meurH wcll known dIlatorinesa IN
doing such work he was anxious
that % be given every opportunity
90 begin early 50 that the eanstruc-
ton Of the line would not be de-
lHyed-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
souReErr FUNERAL

The funeral of James Bourgett
WAS hold $40 TO o'clock this morning
~ thn Catholic church. High mass
was held az 10 30. the intcrment fol-
lowing At tho Calvary cemetery. The
church was beautifully decorated.
The raHkrt was banked with the
most beautiful wrcatha. and the
floral designs from the different or
ders - which Mr.. HourEett belonged
5 Th@r church was packed TO over
Flowing with the many friends and
tltizens. all there To pay their last
tribute 10 the man they have all
houored for 50 many years. The
dead man leaves many friends who
mourn his unfortunate death. Hts
life In Ballard for the last 10 years
has been one honorsd and respected
by the citizens Of the city.
Bourgett was shot by Napoleon
Campbell. his father in Law. on Feb
runry g. after disagreement over
business affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

photos. They will tell you better
than can how much different /
look. and you can imagine how
much better feel
Ny doctor tells me that the sf-
feet 81 the remedy seems 20 be to
strengthen and fDrtify the system
before stripping Il Of lie surplus fat.
lie wua very much Interested In the
experiment as he called %. IN fact.
{ DO not believe I would have or
dered Il n he had not urged me to.
Ho said that he had analysed II and
found % 70 be harmless. but that he
didn't believe it could do what you
claimed for II.
I weighed over two hundred
pounds. which. Tor a woman Of my
height la verY tat. Now weigh
fg5. am plump and well formed. and
feel good All day long and sleep
80 reatfully at night
Il shall always thank sou for
what you have done FOE me. and I
Nili be glad 70 have You refer me
70 any % your patientas
Send your name and addresH--no
r1onsy--today TO =. ,. Kellogg. itft
KelloEg Bldg. Battle Creek. Mich.
and receive the trial package in
plain wrapper free By mall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
GROWN is ENDORSED

" H. Brown. fruit inspector. was
endorsed for reappoiutmeut at the
annual banquet OF the King County
Horticultural society at the Wash
lngtun yesterday. President James
Hart, of the association. started the
move IA speech IN which he COM
mended the work done By Brown
and said that the society should rec
ommeud that he be appointed again
by the county commissioners.
The meeting Of the association
was wei attended and many mat
ters OF interest were discussed. Rep
resentativcs Of the North Yakima
Fruit Growers association we're
present and spoke o. the fruit con-
ditlous in thar district At the ban
quet. which followed. toasts were
given and matters OF general inter-
est taken up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

tro 10 agree 20 an adjustment Of
American cIalmA
II ia stated that unless unforeseen
circumstance force crisis. the
administration vii defer action un.
al after the Adjournment % con
greaa That would permit Of free
action and not subject the officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
ASKS QUESTIONS

Mayor James Z. Zook. OF Ballard.
who was recently sued by his eNs
fance for breach Of promise. yes
terday afternoon filed long list
Uf luterroEatorieH seeking 10 lay
before the court testimony from the
plaintiff IN regard 90 her health and
her pulmonary troubles. Questions
enough TO furnish quiz In a
medical college are asked as 20 the
symptoms OF her malady. its effects
and lie probable results as a factor
in domestic life The defendant also
shows that several members Of his
own family we're Victims Of the dis
ease aud coufeaasa 20 a horror and
dread Of Il himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

tW is yet n tts Infancy. but plenty
of material has boon brought forz
ward g. ON o dasen vacancies
THr present candidates fat the roz
.IEIen OF judge afc Edward Whit
som of Mouth Yakltaa. l1ans r.
lH#a of Spokane ludgo Thomaa II.
hHsnta ANA John L. sharuatcu. both
ul NulI3 Walla.
Il is understood thar Senator
charles r. lluHgu. OF Franklin
county has been assured the en-.
daFsrwsnt If both Senators Piles
Hna Aukrny for the position of dis
utst attorney for thu new District
when Il is created
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
PLUNKETT
is DEAD

Walter p. Piunkett. secretary %
tho Washington Brick & Tile coEs-
pany. died Last night a. 7 o'clock.
a. a result Of threat affection. lie
vas 900 only a few DAYS and hts
friends Gid not realize that his con-
dltlan was 80 serious. lie came
here from San Francisco about four
years ago and has relatives living
In that city. lie vas 90 have been
married in April to Miss Mary Bull
lock
Plunketi vas "a years Of age and
vas an important figure In politics.
lie vas a Mason and a member OF
several local lodges. The funeral
arrangements have not been made
vet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

Don't Be fat II is an abnormal
~ diaeaaed condition Of the body.
sssrfHsnt that should have built up
- and muscle fe- you has made
at Instead
hxceSs TAT e. attended by many
~Ase'N The heart. stomach. liver
- oinays become seriously nf-
1e.sS, breathing IL made difficult
n often. though seemingly we'll.
al person IL in grave danger.
npnt starYe yourself. You will
- eeegEue weakened and agxra 81
aah
4aeie is sure way nnd a snfe
u bnlFeis - reputable people
sy % what KelioRRs Obesity
- nss done fgf them. n has
I'D iheir tat Into muscle. They
as't their photographs as cor
sta'iTs evidence. Can you doubt
On, - fat Write 70 me- today
- ! WI send you free. a trial
80 paafpaid. In plain wrapper.
- happy woman. Miss I. Alice
- 80 Lock Eax Toe. Grand Rapids.
~ Dear Mf Kellogg"
an sending Fou two OF my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
In the End Castro Will
$50 Consent to Arbitrate

10 Interference by the senate
This. too. would be- In accord with
the policy Of first diapoaing of the
santo Domingo prohlrm
Whether the method "a be- adopt
cd shall Dee an ultimBtum or "a naval
denomination. remains to be de.
ridud II depends much upon Cas-.
tra II he 10 merely holding out
for the effect that resistance to the
United States may have ON hia PEG.
pie. he may yield "a an ultImatum
lie can SAY that be held ont as long
Da possible. but was abligtd 90 Yield
90 superior force
The program IL that Castro shall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

arbltrate. II remains with him
whether he shall arbltrats yalun-
tarily a. result OF strong dipio=
matte pressure. scr uy force oKcr-
ciH.d hY the navy
Castro can have his choice. but
&c must choose quickly In the end
he will arbItrnte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

r-cted 10 change affairs Some have
claimed that the Colorado pest could
not tive IN this climate. but the In
Hpeetor IL sure u can. Anyway. he
docs not propose To give q a chance
Co demonstrate its living qualities
The Inspector viii watch FOR tho
beetles. and II they come they VIII
receive warm reception.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
HARD Bio
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
STRIKING MINERS IN GER.
MANY FORCED TO CAplTU.
LATE THROUGH LACK OF
FUNDS


BERLIN. Feb. o The strike Of
200 uup miners in the Rhine prov
iuee ended by the eapltulatlon of the
miners whose funds are exhausted.
Work viii be- resumed tomorrow
The miners. are relying on the gov
crumouta promise 90 enact laws "a
improve their conditions.
ThiH iH the most crushing blow
ever inflicted on the German labor
unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

On account OF the present bad
condition OF business in Seattle.
commencing February /. we offer
cash loans TO all reliable clerks.
bookkcepers. statesmen and all other
reliable salaried employees. lust on
their note and on terms to suit the
borrower. IN sums OF $1,000 to
$4,000: no wait. no charge for ap-
plication. no interest taken out In
advance. payment suspended In case
OF sickness; every courtesy extend
ed. This convenience Is self-evident
The Crescent Loan Co. col Marion
Bldg. SIS Second avenue. '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
FIRST TRAIN STARTS

SALT LAKE. Utah. Feb. 9.-The
first passenger train from Salt Lake
TO Los Angeles over the Salt Lake
route left this morning Il was a
special carrying Vice President
CLARK General Manager Wells and
party OF railroad officials and
friends. The road viii not be open
Cd 70 regular traffic before the end
Of April
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
THEY WANT
RELIEF
SPOKANE SHIPPERS COMPLAIN
TO ROOSEVELT AGAINST DIS
ELIMINATION IN FAVOR OF
SEATTLE
Especial 70 The starl

WASHINGTON. Feb. Con
gresham Jones called on the prca-
ldeut today in company with = y.
Wright. Of spokane who presented
a resolution from the Spokane
chamber Of commerce iudorslng the
freight rate crusade. Mr. Wright
gave data showing that Spokane
Was diacrimiuatcd against in favor
OF Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
SEAMEN RESCUED
By scripps News Assn,

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-The Stan
dard oil eompany's steamer City OF
Everett. bound for this port from
Sabine Pass. Tex. returned today
with her bow damaged and twenty
shipwrecked seamen on board from
the Norwegian steamship Left Erik
son. which was sunk in the collis-
sion with the Everett February 4
off Cape Pomaine. Florida.
Two OF the Erikson crew we're
drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
ny JACOB whLDeCK.
starr Correspondence uf the aeattl
star.

WASHINGTON. Il. C.. Feb 3
An open rupture With Venezuela
now seems inevitable
Il Is NO secret that the admins
trauon had hoped 90 aholvr the
complications there until the sauto
Domingo problem had been dts
posed Of. bat it seems 10 bo impoa
siblo
Minister Bowen has been unable
10 report the slightest progress In
hts efforts tu induce President Cas-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

= OLYMPIA. Feb. 9 senator ;
= kiunrar introduced "A Ic#olu .
4 t'uu yesterday thst came as "a \
= direct blow at certain senate 4
4 employees who have had little :
4 10 do bat draw their salaries :
: The resolution asks igr the =
q appointment Of "a committee Of 4
= three 10 investigate the queH :
4 tlou Of senate employee Il a. =
= understood that there VIII be- =
= a general chnpplug Of heads 4
= fur the purpose of reducing en- 4
4 prnHaa President Coon an 4
= nouueod that he would appoint =
= klnuehr. finter aud Summer aH 4
4 the committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
PLENTY or TIMBER

OLYMPIA. Fgh. There r no
hsk q candidates Ter the new
tsaxsshlp Ia event eastern WAshlna
10 Is nate A separate federal dis
trici frum western Washington. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

o. postal frauds and who f. III at
his home ln this city. Is rapidly i'm
proving and expects to leave for
Washington Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
LoRENz is BETTER

TOLEDO. ohio. Feb. s-The con-
dltian ~ George r. I.1reuz. who was
convicted with August ". Maehen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
GOES TO MANcHURIA

BERLIN. Feb. s.-The Lokal An
zeigcr learns from a Russian official
source that Grand Duke Nicholas
Nicholavitch, Inspector general OF
the Russian cavalry. will start for
Manehuria next week. lie is rel
alive OF General Kuropatkin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

n. any evening. your copy of The
Star has not arrived at 800 clock
tsiephone-Bunset. Main 1860. OF In
dependent ii1s. any time between
SEQ and Tsoo-and a copy will be sent
xOu at once. bx special mosssnksr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

BERLIN. Feb. 2 Adolf Won Men
Ecl the celebrated German artist
died today. aged %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

90 to spinning's for bicycle re-
pairs. o."