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Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-05

hitting Townsend safely four times.
Waddell relieved Coakley in the ninth
and held Washington safe, while
Hughes was hit for two singles. which
with sacrifice, won the game. Fully
10000 persons were turned away from
the park. Attendance 2O,1oO. Score;
First game:
r, H. z.
washington .....s,.'s.''s.sss's ~
fnllauelpnla .'...'..., ;'''''. o
Batteries-Townsend Hughes and Kit
tredge; Coakley, Waddell and Schreck'
Washington was powerless before
Bender in the morning game and was
shut out by a score of to 0. Bender
was in excellent form and allowed the
visitors but two scratch hits. Attend
ance 6100. Score:
Second game:
r H H.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-05

RESULTS OF RUNNING
AT STATE FAIR TRACK
SACRAMENTO. Sept. 4.-The state
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-05
First game:

Ables' wildness in the first two in
nings gave Cleveland a victory over
st. Louis this morning. st. Louis only
run was due to Turner's error. A
double play by Stovall and Turner in
the ninth prevented st. Louis from tie"
ing the score. Attendance 14O0. Score
Secnnd game.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-05

Cleveland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
St. Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Batteries-Clarke and joss; Roth ant
Ables
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-05

s.+F.*.*1t.s.s.sts.:..sa.s. .s..s*****:*.Fs.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
I'm GLAD" SAID WOMAN
WHEN GIRL WAS BITTEN

Good for you. It served You
right. wish he had torn You to
pieces. You got just what was
coming 10 you" were some Of the
hard hearted iecrs the three daugh-
tiers Of Or T.. W. Tilton heard when
Edna, one Of them. limped off cry
ing. while the blood trickled down
her stocking from a severe bite
given her by n vicious dog
Since Wednesday Humane officer
Vaupell has been attempting To find
the dog and Its owner. Tho police
intend 70 kin the dog. and have
notified the family that they have
recourse TO n civil action against
its owner. Little Edna is hardly
out OF danger yet. and the bite
caused her terrible suffering The
little girls were once neighbors of
a supposed Mrs. Daniels. at 2l2l
Sixth. They were visiting the old
home 10 plant n few flowers on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
The Band Played where
Did You Get That Rat?'

Then followed another assault 81
verbal peaee-endeavor by the leader
Of the whlte-aproned brigade.
NY bat OF my money was the
nggriexed guests ultimatum.
And the determined Mr. Boyce
would probably have carried out bis
threat and remained ala night. had
not the amusement he created been
reflected On the faces 81 the other
guests. one n whom started 70 take
up collection to purchase usw
g. IS tile for the obdurRte gentle
man
Bnvee finally accepted the vel.
lowed tile. but not until GeleEa-
ton Of walters had carried q Into
the kitchen and thoroughiy secured
Il With lemon juice and iieierine
"But I'll be here IN the morning
was Royce parting shot. And
WANT NJ HAT"
As be departed the familiar
strains Of where iid you gee that
Hatr- we're waited up the stairway
And even the dignIficd manipulated
cf the bass fiddle cracked a wee
wan smile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
Judge Gordon Deals With
Variety Of Prisoners

Three juveniles. a waysafd
daughter aud carpenter appeared
before Police Magistrate Gordon on
Monday morning The judge wa in
good humof and tbe carpenter va
the only one held
A c. Anderson will spend the
next ten DAYS ln the city faii for
his peculiar method ~ handling his
f. low wufkmsn'H tools
ratrolman Damn watched Ander-
son FIR several days and finally
learned that the tools be saa pawn
Ing on frequent occasions were not
his uVn.
Mother g. sick and viii get all
81 the property" llspcd Nellie lee
o. neillnEham. where she must Eo
within the next few hours. or be
tried on a charge % vagrancy under
the state law
Nellie passed patrolman Bufk
man In the lower part o. the city
a number 81 times and a. the po-
lice officer questioned her Hobrlety
on the third occasion. he gave her
p AtAF AhaH# ~ AfRt ANN NNAN =
The Lee woman was shaking Ike
q leaf and evidently on the verge Of
delirium tremenH. buf rhe produced
letter from her mother IN neliing
ham which the court deemed salts.
factory and. 49, the pairolman tes-
titled that the woman had friends
who would see that sho left the city.
the courts Judgment was suspend
ed
Just what the woman meant By
the remark that mother was sick =
and she would get al Of the prop.
erty vas Hiicklor for the court but
the woman evidently understood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

Tho school teachers who won the
prizes In tho recent contest CON
Quoted by The STAR viii be given
n dinner AZ the Hotel Washington
Tuesday evening. al which time
plans for the iunkcting trip to the
Lewis aud Clark exposition will be
discussed
The party will consist OF Mrs.
Emma Moftatt az matron. Miss Lou
Chase. OF Foster. teacher at the
Walla Walla school; Miss A.
Frances Nichols. teacher at tho
Rainier school. Miss Lillian Met
calf. teacher at the Cascade school
MISS Geneyiovc Madison. teacher at
the y T. Day school. Miss Bertha
Johnson, teacher az the interiake
school and Miss Anna L. Mcmillan.
teacher at the Salmon Bay school.
Ballard
Most Of the winners Of the free
trips To the fair have been enjoying
themselves IN bucolic retreats In
the country since the contest closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
CLOSING OF MONTH SHOWS LARGEST RECORD IN HISTORY
OF SEATTLE sANklNe-JuL II TOUCHED HIGH WATER
MARK

banking The elearinru during July.
1904. were sa.SS5. lIs.6e less than for
July. iaoa.
cut Of "a banking DAYS during the
month. - were "million-dullar
days. that a. the daily cloarlngr
exceeded $1,000 600 During June.
out of IS banking days, there were
only IL million dollar days The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
Who viii Be
New Members

what three members of the coun-
ell sill serve on the board ~ equal
laaflon. which begins ~ labora at
the court house Ia a weelgg
This IL the Sneation that the
council sill hngO 90 decide Al liz
meeting Monday Alght, bat which %
set uohody seems able 90 answer
Apparently no framr-np has been
maae The appointment b conaids
cred ar hunor. Il carries With e
a salary uf & q day for three weeks
There has generally been a demand
for H. bat this year there isn't
The aaiaas are modest. shy. Some
aay they are too busy. others that
the appointment means too much
work. xorry and uufanesi for efiti-
eism TaeY say that q member of
The board has 10 stand for much
more than $50 worth % abuse
And II the wise ones around the
city hall may b. trusted. Tho I'm.
pending criticism 81 lust what the
coanellmen are aidmtepplnE. Ia
former years lt has come from a
few individual taxpayer. but this
year Ii IL Ia come from the news
papers-fhe whole public The re
helllun AGAINST the fayoritlHm that
has heau shown corporations. b.
which they have been csraping the
payment 81 taxes aggrcgating about
81 HQ.e go a year IA this county. il
the rea
The board VIII no, please The pub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
where did you get that hat7
Where did you get that tile7'

where did you get that hatg
Where did You get that tiieG'
Il don't give q whophurray II
sit here until morning. I want my
hat. and b. jumping besswax I'm
going 10 have IL"
Thus exclaimed $. - Boyce who
helps hold NJ the counters AZ Ben
ninghansen' ieweiry store Sunday
evening when ne discovered. after
a little repast At the Rathskeller
grill. that his brand-new. 1905 straw
hat had disappeared.
In its stead he found a yeilowed
apology Of the vintage of "a.
a very prominent gentleman In
the city took your hat. sic" said the
majo domo u napkins and silver
ware 1t vas surely mistake
We shall reach him the first thing
IN the morning and have him re-
turn Il"
Mr. Boyee carefully extended the
lids o. his rieh eye with his thumb
and forefIuger.
.see anything green2" said he
THAT hat cost me s2s5. want
ltia
Charley. who halls from New
York's most fashionable eating re
sorts. where a straw hat cuts bat
very little fee. scratched HIS head
thoughtfully and repaired 20 the
counter 70 hold a council % war
with Proprietor Carl Sehmiiz.
The telephones we're brought into
PLAY. but the man with the new hat
could not - located
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

Cincinnati. Newport, Ky: Fort
Thomas, Ky. whore Captain Tag
CART was formerly stationed at the
United States army post. Manila.
San Francisco. Chicago. Akron. o.;
orryille. o.. Leayenworth. Kan,
and points In Montana and Arr
IONA
Each side OF the mltterly fought
case has. In the course of it's
struggles TO obtain witnesses. used
as many as so different detectives.
and the Cincinnati dispositions are
said 10 be the result OF Captain
Taggart's detectives finally securing
the presence OF certain witnesses in
the state.
SO far Captain Taggart has
named about q half dozen corespon-
denta Mrs Taggarts confinemenf
in a Cincinnati hospital IN Nay.
1900. was the subject Of the latest
dispositions taken, and Mrs. Tag
CART. who was present at the hear
ing. stood the ordeal unflinchingly.
Her maiden name was Culvak. her
father having been prominent 81
Chicago and member of the
Board OF Exchange there She has
several children. II is alleged by
her husband that she committed in
discresions while he was In the
Philippines. q
Mrs TaEgart has filed a counter
petition for divorce, alleging
cruelty. desertlon aud improper con-
duct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
BALLARD'S WATER SUPPLY
is NOT SUFFICIENT
TASTES BAD ENOUGH, ANYwA Y, AND THERE'S NOT ENOUGH
OF IT-sALLARD CHAT or ALL KINDS

Even the present supply Of Bal
wafer IL now insufficient
Mr.. Jacobs. who lives near the
reservoir, complained % the water
department on Saturday morning
that he had not been able 10 draw
any water from the pipes az his
residence for more than three weeks
and that several of his nelRhbora
were In the same fix. He also states
that the reservoir Is empty. which
statement IS verified BY the Off
Gals.
The eihht-lnch main that supplies
a small quantity Of Cedar river wa
ter. which IS mixed with the Bal
lard product. burst on Monday
morning and. with an empty reser-
volr. the city wIll be az the mercy
~ a large fire.
II will take more than a month
longer TO connect with the large
Seattle mains aud meanwhile the
people VIII have 10 contend with
the scanty supply Of slough water
which several Of the citlzens say 10
responsible for much OF the sickness
IN the city.
The major part 81 the water ia
pumped from deep city wells. locat-
ed IN the path Of the Lake Union
overflow. ia tho bed Of an old
buried forest and other decaying
vegetation. which generates gas
AMI makes what the water depart
menf labels as mineral water
Lake Union Is also the outlet u
several Of 9eattie's septic tanks
II Is claimed by real estate men
that Ballard would be much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

est and most efficient It will make
further dredging OF Salmon bay al
most unnecessary. the plan being to
construct a lock az the entrance OF
Salmon bay that will raise the wa
ter 10 the leyal Of Lake Union.
The Great Northern Is said to OPP
pose the plan, because It viii make
It necessary very early TO construct
a new bridge TO displace the present
one. as the level OF the water at the
point where its tracks cross the
canal will be raised about IS feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
BAD BLOW
TO TRUST

KANSAS CITY. Mo. July ST
pittshurK capitalists are about 70
complete arrangements for cloaink
optIons on oil wells with 10000 bar
fbla daiiy output and VIII butte q
pine line 70 Port Arthur, Tex. from
Chanutn Kan. a. supply the iarE
ct independent refinery In the
world A british company y IN
I eeaiosi and a strong flght viii BE-
made aaalust Standard OIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
Is INJURED

JOLIET. III. july si.-T The uow.
ersa touring special the second
section Of the Rock Islands fast
passenger train. ran through an
apeu switch two miles south of toi-
let thla morning Eighteen people
wefe more or leaa Injured. hui nome
seriously. The nbgman of the work
train. which was on the SIDING. IL
said 60 have LEFT the switch open.
The engine crews Jumped, Fireman
Chapel had bis shoulder broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

and clty Attorney De nruleT assist
81 The court IN sidestepplng the real
msanlnE II the wayward daughters
homfrominr.
father and mother are both
dsad explained Jack Myers Who
etalsnes 20 be 10. but whose smooth
Foun3 cheeks belied the statement
Nherv dld your parents die aud
where arr your frinuday questioned
the aty attorney Myers was silent.
Nows a. matter % fact. you
ran Asay Rom home and your par
euis are not dead at all. continued
the attorney
Wi. they might as well be
dead. Va the doEgcd response Of
the boy. Who told the court that he
had made his way IN the world since
fbe e. ~ 10 aud that he had no
fathcY or mother. that they we're
dead 10 him Myers came from
Park CITY Utah. and the court al
lowed him 20 20. with the under
standing that he would try aud get
work Patrolman Burkman arrest
ed the boy because he WIS hanging
around tenderloln saloons.
Eddie Cummings. ~. and Albert
Gueehi fG. we're both allowed &c so
upon representing 10 the court that
they bad prospects" Gucchl has
probably signed the final papers
and Is now In the navy. while Cum
mlnEa. n he dld not hoodwink the
court "a vel on his way 20 Yakima
% fulfli an engagement whore he
viii earn enough 10 buy some new
rags" and get a good job. Each
have been turned adrlft by hard
hearted or worthless parents. 30
they say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
MILLION DOLLAR DAYS
MARKED JULY RECORD

The daily records for the last two
weeks of july have witnessed q con
tinual succession OF million dollar
marks.
one July day. the 18th. the clear
inea amounted 10 81 $50. b56.2a. the
high water mark for daily records
ON June the figures camo within
s. 600 Of this mark but u has never
been reached or oXcellcd.
An interesting criterion az Seat
ties marvellous growth ia shown in
the fact that the total clcaringa ioi
the entire year OF 1895. Just ten
wears aea. we're only Sa5,69i ibo.bo
ar g. iaS a54 ST less than for the one
month OF July. 1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
Contest Winners VIII Meet 10
Plan For Portland Trip

Miss Chase has been spending
the month AZ her home In Foster.
Miss Nichols a. her home az Belle
pue. Miss Metcalf al her home In
snouaalmie. Miss Madison has spent
part uf her vacation across the
found. Miss Mcmillan. desiring TO
get away from the noise and heat
OF the city, has been spending a de-
llRhtful few weeks IN the quiet pur-
ilous OF Tacoma Miss johnson has
spent the vacation In the city
II Is altogether probable that the
party will leave for Portland next
week The party will be the guests
If The star az the dinner Tuesday
evening and Will also be the guests
Of this paper during the week spent
at the fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
BRUTE GOT HIS
JUST DESERTS

" here she deserted her husband aud
child 10 50 with the brute
In Seattle he cxtollod her charms
20 chance arduaintahcca and forced
her To give him what money she
made through her downfall
Detectives Tenant and Wappcu
stein arrested the woman first. and
she was placed In charge OF the po-
lice matron until the Frcnchman
could he found
John Nichols. the woman'a hua-
hand. came 10 Seattle and viii take
his srfing wife back with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
6. ". FIGH7WG THE
GOVERNMENT CANAL

The Great Northern railway Is
opposing the one-lock scheme for
the government canal.
That. az least. IS the report that
has become current In railroad cir
eles since the chamber OF commerce
took up the project with the idea
Of submitting a plan 90 the board Of
army engineers that is soon To
reach the city.
The chamber has endorsed the
one-lock project as being the cheap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

Edward Ballaiu. or Larliot or
Gonsolan. or whatever his name
may BE. viii not have time 60 ply
his nefarlous occupation 81 pro-
euFeF for many moons.
Judge Gordon. In police court
Monday. fined the dcspicahie
Frcnchman sleo and sentenced him
10 30 DAYS IN iall for converting the
shame OF pretty Mrs Marie Nichols
into money With which to line his
own pockets
Ballain brought the unfortunate
woman here from san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

the graves OF some pet canaries and
kittens that had died when they
lived there, In order TO get 10 the
sacred spot they had to pass through
the far end OF the woman's lot
She caught sight Of the funeral
cortege and is said to have "sieked''
on the dog.
Officer Vaupell believes that she
hid the canine away until the fuss
blows over, but he says that he
will carry into execution an off,
GERS right II the dog can be found
and identified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

BAKERSFIELD. Cal. July al
HARRY Hallett. a marine on the Bea-
uiHKtan Nha died nj san Diego this
morning. wrufr a letter SIX months
aka - 4 friend here. saying
You need not be Eurprlaod al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

WASHINGTON. d. C.. July 81
Secretary Hitchcock today appoint
"a as commissioner o. the land Of
fee Richards John Derne. ~ Utah
and Irving Hohert. o. Colorado. ns
supervisors 10 the drawings iu Aug
uat fer hafueaieads on the Ulntah
reservation Utah. 70 be- opened sep
TENDER +
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

a WILL KEEP HIM BUSY. q
4 CHICAGO. July 3i.-Johu =
4 Collins. the new chief Of police =
Of Chicago. elevated TO that =
position from the captainey Of =
= the Warren avenue district. .
= has started out with a whoop =
= and hurrah OF reform which q
q has startled tho akepucal ma a
= titea of the Windy City. long =
= accustomed 20 the reHtfui Ways =
OF the Chicago police under q
former chief O'Neill =
Collins first move was 20 =
raid a dozen gambling dens .
9 and arrest more than 200 men =
. for playing the races =
Here Is Collins platform as =
. given out In an interview the =
. day following his appointment. =
Il shall drive the gamblers =
{. out Of town 3
Il shall use every endeavor =
to rid the city Of criminals. =
e thieves. robbers and Yaga- =
. bonds. q
I AuAfhu 70 nave every 10
q Hceman In the city actively =
engaged In arrcstinE criminals q
aud treating them 20 vigorous =
q prosecution. .
q 4 realize that Il Is now up
to me- 10 protect the lives =
= and property % the citizens =
q Of Chicago"
Tho newspapers have with =
out exception been mean :
enough % suggest that Collins a
4 will be the busiest man In Ilil- 4
nola II be carries out this pol :
q icy.
4
$3.50 A 4 4 4 q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

The closing of the month OF July
marks an err in the Seattle clear
ing house records. Total clcArlngs
for the month have amounted 90
SsT. Tg01it11. as contrastcd with
Sc .aS6. 1875 for the month OF June,
the july record being the largest for
any month In the history of Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

any time 70 hear Of me being blown
90 fess tn The air The old tubs
boilers are on the bum, but II any
Of Us saf A word We are told 10
shut or mouths or we will be put
In the brag"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

The gunboat Concord. sister ship
of the Bennington. now undergoing
repairs at the drydock here. vi be
put into commission 10 replace the
Remington as soon as her repairs
are completed.
4 wireless telegraph station is to
be installed on the gunboat Wheel
inr. 1t will cost In the nelRhbor-
hood OF $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
BRE MERTON H0lES

BREMERToN. July al.-The
cruiser Chicago, flagship OF the
Pacific squadron. will probably not
be overhaulcd and repaired here as
result Of the wreck ~ the Ben
nlngton az San Diego. The Chicago
was ordered 90 proceed 20 San Diego
from Mare Island the day following
the disaster. and when tho invesii-
CATION "a completed the Chicago will
no doubt be put into seaworthy con
ditiun az Mare Island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

PARIS July BIN Jaluzot. the
millionaire proprietor OF the famous
PrinlemEH stores and Newspaper
palfia and Prmae lost 10000. 900
francs today in q sugar crash on
the commercial exchange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

VIENNA. July 8t.-Thrce hun
dred hauaea in the Hungarian Wiz
iana Of syephea. Narialju. were
burned today. six persons lost their
lives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
FoRsAKEs II
COLOR

Passenger rolling stock on /
i the Great Northern will here J
i after be painted an olive brown !
/ instead Of the dark green In !
use at present All new cars !
will be sent out In the new !
tlnts. and the old ones will be I
/ repalnted as fast as possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
WEATHER FORECAST

Possibly Showers Tonishti Tuesday
Possibly Showers, Cooler, Fresh
Southwest Winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

WOOSTER. o.. July 3I--Society
In many states is burning to learn
what will be the outcome of the
Taggart divorce trial that was set
to begin on this date in the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

larger city today. but for the poor
water They say many a good sale
has been lest By allowing tho pros
peetiYe buyer % get a taste Of the
water
Councilman Keau said on Monday
morning that the water proposition
alone viii compel Ballard 10 annex
to Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31
Bennington Horror Was
Predicted Months Ago

VICTIM or euNeoAT DISASTER FoHfeAsTgo TRAGEDY IN a
LETTER FRIEHo-~oowT "a SURPRISED ne WROTE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

BLUEFfELDs. Va. July 8i.-In a
riot between Americans and Italians
at diatao three persons were killed
and 10 we're injured. some fatally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

tttt - 80 4 4 = 4 =
= WAsHlNGTON, July al =
= Payment by the Central Pa 4
\ cifle Of nearly $1,000. 600 =
= brought todaya treasury re- =
> eelpts to t5.09t057, expcndi- =
= lures. 100000.
4444 44FF4 FFTFT 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

LONDON. July 2L-Thcro was q
violent break ia the beet sugar mar
ket today July and August sugar
vas off from 8 IS pence 10 30 shiiI-
iuRs IA pence for both months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

ALBANY. n. y. July a. Gov
efnof Higgins said today that bis
attention had not been officially
called to the fact that the I'D waa
Off at Saratoga. but II such was
d fact # would have 20 be- replaced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

Narciaala Le Barge. the big husky
teamafer for the Sanders Wood
company. who was. according 20 an
afternoon newspaper. made the
complainant I'm the Sanders FcrRu-
son alteration. tried to explain in
a mixture Of French and badly bent
English 70 Justice Schneider the
other morning that he wan not I'm
the fight and did not get whipped.
but II he could catch the reporter
who put It in the paper that way be
would get into a fight and not get
whipped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

The only building permit Issued
on Saturday was 20 Mrs. r. a Dorm.
Of Seattle. and that for a henhUuse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs. DR. Gordon, returned
medical missionaries from India.
viii lecture at the Christian church
on Monday night on their travels.
They viii attend the International
Missionary convention az San Fran
cisco on August l6 before returning
10 their chosen work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-31

Councilman Smith and wife have
q ig-pound baby butcher" at their
home