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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
He TOOK THE
CITY'S FUNDS
Especial To Tn. stasi

HOQUIAM. Jan. ia-Hxs city
Treasurer bred q Tiily was arrest
Ell Ia this city yesterday on "a wan
rant sworn out by city Attorney W.
D. Campbell. charging him with etn-
bezrliug tt1,7te Of city funds
filly. who has been Ga office FOR
three years. D. accused 81 cfnbea-
Eling city funda dutlns that usfiui.
lie was suspected some time AFRO by
a member of the council aud trap
vas laid TO- hin. Whom accused he
IL said 10 have confessed u being
al.lpo short The hooks were tluuh
exported and the above shortage 1ta-
covered. Tilly Is we'll known. haYg
ius conducted enc % the finest fut.
uithrs stores lea the city, but eaa
forced TO make an assignment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
TWO MORE r
BURCLARIES

burglars entered two Second az
euuc stores az an early hour thtH
morning aud Eut uWny With $50.
Nothing elise was touched The tea
and coffee store at }. q Adams. va
pa Second avenue wha the loser
Tho store at at1 Second avenue. oc
,urira BY g. r. STALL WIS entered.
but nothing WAS taken.
The gnSsa ss~e reported - tn
police - suan a. blagusersd tbtb
morning anj Ugesttsa ID ~ nty
Detective s'ol h-eHt
tprbefs tHmHa tbat aams one fas
miiiar with tho interior of the aturea
turned the tftsk. An entrance waa
effected la rarh ease by the back
Ianfs ohtsh had been limmied The
break wac discovered al go d. elark
thla morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
on 4
SERIOUS CHARGE
tspsslsi 70 The stasi

PULLMAN. Jan. - walter PIN
iey. who has bern a fugitive from
Justice Tor several weeks. was sur
rendered e. sheriff Canutt bY His
father. A. X. FINLEY. yesterday
morning. and Vas released un bonds
furnished By his father lie VIII
appear for trial Al the next term "
court.
Walter Finiey - charged with e..
ducinx Eftie f1oek. The youun man
wnn married on December z. taat. 20
Miss Emma 9rohman. - Pullman
4 short time after hfa marriage the
warrant FOR his arrest vas issued
by ~ NJ Hanna. then prosecuting
attorney.
Walter Finley e son 81 A. X
Finley. a prominent citizen Of Pull
man. who owns valuable farms IN
whitman county and Is the leader o.
the law and order" party u Pull
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
COZ GOOD sum

Jacob Peterson. OF 20l0 Western
avenue. reports bis shack broken
into and 81 stolen. which had been
carefully hid away. Nothing else
was taken. but the energetic thief
turned everything upside down In
his efforts 10 locate the money. A
lock was broken and the door
forced.
The police do not believe the
many robberiea committed lately
nre the work 81 experienced thieves,
but think that many Of them are
hy working men. who through want
are driven 10 crime. To bolster up
this theory. They point to the fact
that nothing but money is taken In
many instances and II Is well known
that there Is a large class OF float
ing unemployed laborerB In the city
at present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
LITTLE HAPPt NlNGS

For three nights past the old Ar
cade theutor,aOn King street has
been crowded With Japanese. who
desired To- See a production uf their
own natisS drama Several japa.
neBe actors from the local eantin=
gent Of little brown men produced
the play which was written over q
thousand years ago The profits
VIII he sent to swell Ia. Japanese
war fund
Announcements are out from
Richard Osborn and Walter s oa=
burn uepuaiutlug tho public That
tbs9 have formed a law partnership
ua.faf ths nnroe Of Osborn a OHburn.
with offices Ia tho seventh floor Of
the New Yorb block
The Bible Study aa#retntlen uf ths
v n q A a tho University "
Warrington are holding their third
annual institute AZ the Science hall
thiu afternoon a banquet will be
given for those In Attendance at q
o'elaele Later. at 80. Lester Ne
Lean. secretary Of the International
llble study umaciatiuu. will lee
tufe 10 the young men Of the uni
yoraiiy
Martin Holder "A logger. accident
altY cat himself with double hltted
axe while working near Camp faten
near Nentou. yesterday afternoon
lie was brought 20 this eity and
taken 90 the wayuidc Emergency
hospital he narrowly missed de-
eapitatnE himself An ear vas al
most severed and his head cut bad
ly Tho axe caught on the limb Of
"a tree and WIS DETECTED from It's
original course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
Butchers Fight
Especial 10 The s.asl

EVERETT. Jan. Warrants
we're sworn cut yesterday for ho
arrest % Oscar uook and ] ~
Chaplin. The complainant il F1qi
Hunfsiedt The butchers ~ tho
city are Understood 60 be behind The
proceedings The two men are
charged with reddiing IN the 20
Without first having obtained "a
license. ana aifh selling for future
delivery meat nst raised or pro
dueed- by the defendants The ae-
tion viii test whether the two de-
PENDANTS have The right 10 take a.
defa FOE meat secure il tu snehain
iah. where meat var has resulted
Ia low prices. and then deliver Il
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
At The THEATERS
rITEprcTAroR"

Willie Collier comes 20 the Grand
tonight IN the Richard Harding pa
yta farce The Dictator" which has
stood the test 81 a i've month en-
Kazument az the Criterion thanter
In New York The Dictator =
said % hs ehock fun % FUN and wit.
with clever lines and new bits Of
eofnic business This VII be
White Golfers first appearance In
man forces. lie brings with him a
zoed company. and II ghe show r.
an that r. claimed for u. Il will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

whether it shall accommodate 3
-, ,rnt or g, per cent Of the pat
- ~ the West Queen Anne car
- a. thc question that Is agttauuE
-. ,,rn5ratious COMMITTEES Of the
s.anrl The matter Is ca be decided
- speeial meeting 81 the res'1np
=. the patraus 81 the line asd the
SEATTLE Electric company ofthesslz'
=. h. held two Weo}-a frelu last
~lset As Ina the pTesest Instance
- .,,,s1sii Is 80 sitsafc3 that it can
el.sse ne carpaeaaies officials az
r. srmc ttnse Be- can please % per
s-at 81 the people IL viii undouhf-
s5iv extend helping hand % the
majority. -,-.-.,-
me company Is nov maliciously
xlslatinK the franchise by which Il
a. alloWei 60 ran over the line. but
,As eommittea has not, and no
s,nht never vii. summon the cour-
as 10 compel The octopus 20 obey
In The ORIGINAL franchise granted
An he company Tor the Queen Anne
Inc its route extended mp Caller
street % seventh avenue west. since
,eat time another franchise has been
s-.nt..A allowing the company %
mrn uorthWard at Sixth avenue
80 As Gar IS the Mount Pleasant
cemetery,
ms leaves a stab one block long
runninx from tho turn az sixth and
caler 70 seventh avcncu west Ia
ssr,,raaaco with It's Franchise the
eopusny Is compelled to run It's cars
hsrk and forth over this stub on
s,rry TRIP. although the operation
nnressitates a considerable waste OF
tine 20 the majority o. the patrons
living farther north. The carmen
have frequently avoided the trio
over the stub. particularly when
they were behind time.
Tals has pleased the patrons Of
the cemetery branch. who. however.
have pstltioned that the stab trip
b. eliminated entirely. The dozen
or 80 patrons accommodated By The
Sab have presented counter pstt-
ton. one q them. Angus W.
YOUNG. appeared before the esgHi-
u,lttee yesterday Tie was wrathy
~The company has no right 70
take thar block 81 track away. be
aid. IT was laid there under the
agreement that we should have do
ceat service. Since the branch track
vas laid Ne have been fortunate
II We could get a car 10 run over the
STAB At all. On the way home ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
WEST QUEEN ANNE CAR
SERVICE CONSIDERED
.,.soRArIoNs COMMITTEES Is LOOKING SERIOUS ABOUT TIE
,eonlrN. BUT WILL DECIDE ron TIE SEATTLE ELEo.
rRlc COMPANY

have generally succeeded I'm setting
the conductor 60 make the trip by
bsEsip< him to do It all the way up
town.
Hut When the ears are Inward
bound the earrpen soWply pas MS by
lea test s-aade{ slsa w az OBLIGED 20
hasg heuHud Ia thr rein FOR another
haE houF We may yell until ~
are hoarse. We may shake auf ufn-
hreias until they brcumc warm
with the frletion 81 thp air bat the
conductors simply look the other
waY
"rhis sort Of Insult la miEh "
provoking. especially when yau have
"A lady With you aud cannot curse
or thrash the offending conductor
You eouueilmon 90 not know what
Ii is The carmen all know you aud
they see that you set proper treat
meat With us Il Is different
Five years ago this council and
the seattle Electric company prom
ised us a decent car service on
Queen Anne hin. We are still wait
Ing for IL. but W. have not vet sue
ceeded IN getting a council that
would lift lis finger against the cor
poratinn It's an outrage
Councilman Criehtou stated that
superintendent Kempafer had told
him that he could give a 10 minute
service over the line II the spur
were eliminated. The council will
probably amend tho franchise 20 as
To- eliminate the spur II Is alleged
that cars aro sometimes not run
over Il for days al a time The
council has the absolute rtEht 20
regulate the schedules on every line
IN the city. but Il has never picked
IN boihneza 20 do IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
Seattle Wash

Seattle. Wash Jan. nc.
I will admit that women can lie.
30 lie and vii lie. bat you all have
20 admit that man il the most sue
os,saful liar 81 the two. because
woman can be trying io tell a man
the truth and some Of bis knocking
friends wili boost him uD 10 be
iIeye n 20 DO a lie. Hut man ean
tell n woman n lie and there is NO
one 20 help her find Il ont 10 be a
lie. Dr Hamilton must have lots
Of respect for bis mother and ais-
tera when he accuses woman Of
being supreme liar. The reason
men say women are the biggest
liars IL because they have a chance
Of finding out a woman'B lies and
a woman can't chase up all the
lies men tell. A liar always mis-
trusts othera-that d tho reason
men always think women are lying.
MRS. MAMIE GREEN.
500 Pine Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

The Secret Dispatch" which is
now the program at the Seattle the
alter. wilt>be the last bill until the
appearance 81 blanche hates iu "rha
baflinE "f the Godr. on February s.
"rho Secret Dispatch" vs. bach O. a
play founded on incidents Of the
civil war vii close Saturday nisht
The dark period at the ssoltIs
viii hr EIvru over tn renovation. Re-
wiring aud preparation. for the
elaborate scenic eFtSrt. ~ '-fre
IN Fftua ~ tne Ga.dss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
IS WOMAN The
SUPREME LIAR?

aforethought slipping the honey the
aweetnem from her life. wrechng
her soul IoW7 With the art ~
lying which has become fine art
10 him Man has many oDp0rtnnl-
tics for cHargerating the truth.
where woman has but one. A ioan
thinks nothing OF d lie. because II
has become second nature 10 him.
4 woman iieB only hoesuse ahs must
a. avert cataBi r3phe and even
then she has o guilty feeling.
Certainly man 10 tho greater har.
81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

Deception and forgery rs Brac-
tlfcd by Mrs. Chadwick Is only an
everyday occurrence among men
Perhaps they have not been 50 sue
ceaHful Ia securing such large
amounts. and have not been clever
enough 20 repeat the ar. tirnc and
again. but a person that viii forge
n check for a thousand dollars VIII
forge one fgr fifty thousand n they
have chance Women have high
er standard 81 morality than men.
and To become a lawbrcaker Of any
klnd have further TO fall 70 get on
the same level. and therefore Il iH a
great deal more noticeable.
These days We hear 20 much about
Nan Patterson. who At present Is In
prison IN New York There are
men prisoners In the same city Who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

b. one % the best u the season
~the Dictator IL keen satire ou
The number of revolutions which
are constantly occurring in South
American eeuntfieH. and the leading
role, u q said. ua Willie coulter
llhe glove Tho farce viii huII
the boards tonight tomorrow ntsht.
Saturday matinee and Saturday
uishs sunday might Irwia MORT
son tr "fuuatH comes for two
night engagement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

Ny digestion f. good. I have
gained ten pounds In weight and
am again working regularly at
my trade. might say that
also suffered most intensely
from piles and these have been
completely and thoroughly cur
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

The bin appfoprlatinE $4,000 for
the construction % tho Queen Anne
fire station viii be passed over
Mayor Haii.uker's veto. The fire
and water COMMITTEES decided 90 do
1t last Hisht ft uaa shown that the
sum Appropriated Vas provided for
In the last tax levy. Mayor HalilH-
ser obteteea O. the appropriation on
the grounds that the money was
more urEently needed Tor street Tn
pFovemeafa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
Some people have the
taking-cOld habit

The old cold goes; a new one
quickly comes. lt'sthe story Of a
weak throat, weak lungs, attend
eney 20 consumption. Ayers
Cherry Peetoral breaks up the
taking-eold habit. IL strength
ems, heats. Consult your own
Doctor about this. go. al'sss So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
THE AMERICAN FRANZ.

two Little wsifa.- Which ., hav-
inE Il popular run az the Third Ave-
nue. Threaten. VIII be- succeeded sun
day afternoon by "'rhe American
Tramp" which b. bright comedy
with here aud there toueh of
pathoa. II IL hrrhlied as a Faud
attraction and VIII be pat on by a
capable company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

have committed the same kind Of
crime that she ig accused Of There
10 bat ilftle Hald about them. and
why7 They are men and Nan Il O
woman
Tho great Judge win not say.
we'll done - man and depart
from me-" ~ woman while both are
guilty of tho aanA Hin.
MRS G. J.
G309 Tiillman place. Green Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
LADY AupLEY.s sncRrr"

Lady Audicy'a Secret with Mel
lie stark In the leading role. will be
put on by the t.oudale company at
the Nrarar tonight and tomorrow
night The Inndble company Is
making Eood.- and Il H. % be re-
grettcd that their engagement az the
popular little theater b for only two
weeks. Lady Audley'a Secret ia
drauatlaed from the novel or the
same name. and has proven sue
cess on the boards. n will be we'll
handled bY the t.andaica. A. the
saturday matinee aud Saturday
night The CREOLE Play viii be the
bin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
GIVEN FREE

Careful. Pninstaking. arisnti-
ne Examination and Diagnosis,
with Practical Advice from an
Expert nced Specialist. Free %
ali. This includes Thorough
Microscopic Examination. when
Necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
WET THE ENEMY AND LOST

Napier Brown and 4. Markel. adf
diera from company =, Fuft fawtdn
met the enemy at the Lobby saloon
and we're escorted 90 the police sta
ton by Patroiman Thompson.
charged with being drunk and dis
orderly They were released this
morning with a suspended fine
hanging over their heads Both
pleaded guilty. but neither remem-
bered much about their troubles of
the evening before. Ten days IN the
guard house awaits their return ~
duty. This II the sentence for over
staying leave Of absence. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

Have you sent Ia your letter for
tho contest YETI
H. woman OF Ban the more sue
remful liar
Tomorrow evening the contest
closes All letters received up to 6
o'clock Friday evening Will be
counted IN the contest A cash prize
Of $40 will be awarded the woman
who has written tho best letter in
defense OF her sex against Dr. liam
iltuu's assertion that woman 10 the
supreme liar A second priz1 - Sc
ell be- given tho man who henda in
the best letter on the subIod.
Write on one aide of the paper
ouiy and give name and address.
Tho same will be withheld on re-
quest Letters must not ho more
than 900 words in length.
II there 10 a doubt IA the minds
Of the crcduioua that man " n
greater liar than woman, permit me
10 dlaabuHe the minds Of such Yes.
east them 10 the four winds. for. on
the face Of H. the Idea Is erroneous.
Man Is a gay deeeiyer ever"
Leaving the receptions Of buHi-
ness aud the conventional prevari-
cations % society ont Of the queE-
ton. though We know that the lies
Of business men are pruyerbial and
far outhalance those of society WON
en-. let 40 turn our attention 20 those
lies which have apel vital bearing
on the lives Of individuals.
Remember the men that number
ia the hundreds and thousands who
swear vowH Of eouathncY al the al
tar and who break them probably
within "A fortnight. while their un-
auapecting brides little dream Of
their futhleaaneHH.
Imagine the lover. pleading with
hia sweetheart. yoWing By all that
be- holds most sacred. everything
under the sun. and after thus gain
Ing the affections 81 trusting
woman. forEeta hia VOWS and leaves
her with her heart broken. her life
made desolats and with nothing 10
hope for In this world-or the next.
II IL through the lies Of meu that
women are becoming more ana
more dcsniate
Like a butterfly which fits from
one flower 90 another. slipping the
honey. so II - With man. lie goes
from woman 70 woman. with malice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

en- account Of a mistake In the
program some confusion as to the
identify % certain members % the
tnndsis company came up tu The
Gamblers Wife one Of the fca IT,
lures Of which was the character
work % VIII NonE m the role Il
Colonel HtNbys- Another name waH
by mistake substituted IN tha pro-
gram Tor NJ MonEH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
Civ un w Wsrk.

The Columbian treatment has
opened up my n0strils 20 that
breathe freely A. all times. has
noises from my head, and I now
Assr az Well ss ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

Give us a call. We give you a
first class foto at a medium price.
New Studio. Eitel building. Second
aad Pike. about January 1. EgEau
q AEricH0n 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
REAPP0fN or
STE WART HELD UP

WASHINGTON. Jan. t9.-Aa a re-
suit % a renewal 81 the bitter HKht
being waged by Senator Auksuy
upon the rcappuintmont 81 Post
maseer George ~ Stewart. at Seat
tic. President Roosevelt has again
agreed to hold up the appointment
temporarily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
4sarlna ars1 Dull

whiie my head was FILLED with
buzxing and cracking noises
that we're terribly annoying Ny
digestion JAILED. was aiways
badly congtipated. and finally
became 80 weak and run down
tsat Vas compelled 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

7 have gained much % the
weight I had lost. have good
appetite and perfect digestion.
and am stronger every day I
arm doing an my own housswofk
with ease and without fatigue.
such medical skill. available
10 all at triflinG cost. - a great
boon 10 sufferers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
Was Starving
un.bls 70 WsLk

ACROSS the room without assist
ance. and my case seemed hope
less. indeed
The MIXTURE ~ my trouble was
Immediately recognized By the
onauitinE physician. under
whose shiliful treatment I began
az once 20 improve. and I am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
This
Treatm emf
Cures

catarrh IN every form. Asth-
ma. bronchitis. tncipieut Con
sumption. Rheumatism. Ear Dis
eases. Affections 81 the stomach.
Liver. kidneys aud BLADDER. Nsr-
v0ua system. BLOOD and skin.
We hays thu only positive cure
for piles and All rectal diseases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

Ny head was always eiogsef up.
my throat filled with sickentuE
mucus. and there was a constant
feeling Of pressurs. with a DUH
heavy pain over my eyes and
across my forehead. Ny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
He Was Weak and
Broken Down
His HsaIth Restored

SIR. ". r. Hanson Tracyton,
Wash. a well known eafpsnfer.
says.
I had suffered from eetarrh
for ten years and the disease had
involved my entire system to
such an extent that I was
Cor olssslg eroksn Down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

Saved al the Brink of
the Grave

Ars. 7. Maim. oid Town. TIA
coma
My illness commenced with a
feeling % irritation Ia tbs st0m-
seh. which auon became
a ona.ying Pair.
when the stomach was empty.
followed b nausea and oppres
sIon after eating II became
gradually more difficult TO a.
gsst solids 81 any Kind. until I
was obliged 20 cunfine myself 20
a diet Of milk and liquid food.
Was Starving
for foods I could not eat. and
wasted 70 a mere shadow Of my
self. losing - pounds in weight
I took numerous stomach med
olnea. blood medicines and tOuier
that did me no good. and the
doctors I consulted did not un
dsrstaud my case. 80 could give
me no relief
when I went al last 60 the
Columbia Medical Institute
had grown 20 weak that was
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