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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

Wsnted-Roon and Board.
Wanted Eonm and baara by three on
-four Evutiswvn ln a bunch. Address
G#Hta care star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

rim HTAh LOAN G0MlAHR 81
Gaimau building r. The rrfaHHff. 70
bank ~ the WurU Garner a HIsfF.
buakkrFpsfs n4HrhIutHH. frriHHHH H.
empluYr cen obtain money ~ - 4u
note without security
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

A chicken thief got busy at Wood
land park last night and the po-
lice received a report OF his deprc-
dations this morning. Several hen
roosts were robbed and one Of the
residents lost is fowls, David Fen
ton. OF bi4 Seventy third avenue
northwest, was the heaviest loser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
WI: Y ANT
IN RACE:
ENGINEERS CANDIDACY FOR
COUNCIL ANNOUNCED

Friends Of r. w. Weyant. Of the
city engineering department. this
morning announced his candidacy
on the republican ticket for coun-
Gilman from the Eleventh ward.
Weyant has for several years been
a resident Of Green Lake and an en-
ploye OF the city. The other re-
publican candidates are George Hill,
" A. Burlelgh and Frank Shuck
Before bringing him out as can
didate friends OF WeyRnt carefully
Investigated the civil service reEn-
iationa regarding the participation
OF city employees in politics. and
convinced themselves that Weyant
could run with propriety. A ques-
ton had been raised ia regard 10
the matter over the candidacy OF
Patrol Driver Weedin for the cOun-
ell from the same ward
Weyant'a friends claim that as
long aH Weyants candidacy does
not interfere with his work no OBJ
lection 10 him can be raised. They
point to the case Of ex-Sheriff Cudi-
hee. who was in the employ Of the
city when be became a candidate
for sheriff Cudihee was allowed 10
hold bis position IA the police de-
partment until his nomination. af-
ter which he obtained from the CON-
mission leave OF absence until hts
election.
The civil service commissioners
state that they viii not interfere.
They point out that the provision
Of the charter and the rules Of the
commission are aimed solely to pre-
vent city employees from engaging
In politics when it becomes apparent
that such participation interferes
with the employees work or Is IN
any way inimieal to the clty's In
terssts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
They SAID,
GOOD BYE!"

Thomas G. Guy was this morning
given a decree OF divorce from
Anna Guy on the ground Of aban-
doumeut
Naomi G. uawley was this morn
ing granted a decree Of divorce from
W. G. nawleY on the ground Of
non support She was also awarded
the custody Of hcr little daughter.
For calling her husband a dirty
pig and otherwise abusing him.
Ellen Knehl was divorced from
Charles Kuehl this morning In
Judge Morris court.
Lydia Van Meter was granted a
divorce from George Vaa Meter this
morning ON tbe ground Of non
support
On the ground % abandonment
Eva Wilhelm this morning secured
"A divorce from Ffaak Wilhelm
Alleging cruelty and habitual
drunkenness. Mrs. =. q Shoemaker
was this morning granted decree
OF divorce from A. II Shoemaker.
Mrs. y. l. shorfo was granted n
decree Of divorce from &. W shofo
this morning ON the ground of
cruelty and deaertion
nenA Bullirh has brought suit
for divorce against Paul Buillch. al
inEiuR u0n-Huppoft
Mary Conrad. mother Of fhrre
children. has brought suit against
William Conrad for divorce on the
ground 81 nou-suppurt
Sadie kefalake asks a divorce
from Walter keraiake. alleging de-
asrtion.
Augusta Diiiet thla morning filed
complaint In the superior court for
divorce from Jacob billet. charging
drunkenness. cruelty aud non-snp-
port She asks the custody n their
child.
Lillian Hawks vas this morning
granted temporary aiimony and
suit money pending hearing OF her
divorce proceedings against Elmer
son Hawks. whom she charges with
noR-aupport and inhuman treat
mruf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
ISSUE OFFICIAL
STATEMENT

The following letter under the
signature Of President Limerick OF
tha health board. addressed % the
nordenss Condensed MIX company
of New York. has been made pub.
lie.
Samples Of your condensed milk
Of tho Pioneer Brand taken from
thu Seattle markets for tests and
examination. unfortunately had b.
error tho numbers shifted 40 that
an incorrect chemical report was
given cut. Your 'Pinnenr brand
should be reported as Butter fat.
s30. sugar. 9BT: proteida. St6s
ash. III. total aolids.- 2s.79. Free
from all eoIoring matter and pre-
seFvRtiYes.
In the last five samples present
I'd for examination. the Pioneer
Brand. vas among the highest and
responded OF the requirements Of
our laws aud ordinances
We are pleased to make this
correction. for this policy Of the
board Of health OF the city Of seat
tic Ia to do justice 10 ali interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
COUNT TOLSTOI
DENOUNCES W|TTE

pFRkTN. Dee. t6-lnsistent an-
paala are being made 70 tho. govern
ment to protect German land own
ers aud settlers In Russia who are
suffering on account OF the rcvo-
luton. particularly in the Baltic
provinces
II Is reported that Lieutenant
Schmidt. commander OF the revulu-
tiOiaFy fleet recently defeated. es-
capped FROM the fortress where he
Was confined
The Daily News correspondent At
ST. retershurg cables that the down
fall Of the government Is expected
soon. The insurgents are we'll arm
ed and retain Riga. Reval and other
baltic towns and are taking 9th
ers. Admiral nirileff Is afraid to
execute the orders OF the govern
mcnt to sail against the rebeili0us
elites. and fears the sailors will Join
the revolt.
Count rolstoi said today;
~WIsta has thrown off the mask.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16

I know him 20 be capable Of all
kinds of treason. hoped he had
common SENSE. fear that tudg-
ment Of history made him do tight.
"Wlttea action shows that he
never meant 10 provide A cousttus
tlon. and his Implicitly is apparent.
W. decided 90 wait In the hope OF
avoiding a revolution.
Now an have Joined the revo-
luton.
Those who previously followed
WHITE were stnunch constitutional
iata. hut now all rcd rcvelutiohiats,
eW1tte's hope 90 tame as by
starvation IL futile"
The Roateff erenadicra have mu=
tinted. freed their comrades, seized
the arsenal and placed machine
Guns before the barracks. They
have issued series % economic
political demands. aud appointed a
committee OF 20 60 hold the com
mandeu
The Cossacigs at Astrakhan re-
fused to fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16

be tho week OF the county institute.
commencing January ?. when all tho
wieldcrH Of the birch and cultivaiors
Of the young idea must gather at tho
high school building in conclavc
over educational matters and meth
DDS. The city schools are included
In tho King county arrangements.
and the problem Of put down six
and carry two" will be allowed 20
rest for a fun two weeks. while the
Juveniles revel In the annual Joys
Of Kris kriugle'a visit and watch
ing the old year out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
FOOTBALL

the worlds famous coaches. Oliver
Cuts and Or Roller.
MultnOmah is possessed u a ilne
this year which has withstood every
charge Of rs opponents Some idea
Of the fighting ability may be gained
BY tho manner Ia which they defeat
cd the Oregon Agricultural college.
II Will be remembered that the o.
a G simply wiped uD the field With
the University Of Washington. at
which time II WIS predicted that the
winning team was the strongest ae-
gregatIon In this section Of country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
DODGE-MORSE
DIVORCE

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-willlam A.
Sweetser. lawyer, who served the
divorce summons ON Charles II.
Dodge. was a witness this morning
ON the suboruation OF perjury trial
OF Abe Hummei.
He was rather uncertain as 10
the circumstances surrounding the
first and second marriages. He told
OF letter from Hummels firm Civ
ing the first intimation OF the mar
riaRe. There IL some doubt con-
corning the irregularities in the
wlfe'a first divorce suit.
The trial was adjourned until
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
SCHOOL CHILDREN WILL
HAVE LONG VACATION

On Friday afternoon. December
%. the Christmas fun will really
begin for the school children Of
King county. on that date the doors
Of all the school houses In Kiuy
county viii swing shut. banging he
hind the hilarious heels Of about
$1,000 Joyous youngsters leaping out
into liberty. happy in tho knowledge
that two weeks dust vii collect
upon their closed text books before
they win have % be opened again.
Added 10 the holiday weehtuili
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
ILL

PARIS. Dec "a John c. Mccall.
son OF the New York Life president.
sailed today from tlayre. bearing
a report 10 Hamilton.
lie found Hamilton under the care
of a specialist. who said the trip
would prove serious 60 Hamilton u
he tried 10 so.
Il ~ authnrltatiyely announced
that Hamilton. in lieu OF his return.
has prepared a detailed statement
IN FUN concerning hla connection
With the insurance company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
WILL REAP REWARD

Fifteen football players Of the
University Of Washington will b8
awarded their "W's' at assembly
Mon ~ morning. IN honor OF their
efficient work during the season.
Only those mon participating IN at
least two intercollegiate games
will be given the emblems
The following are entitled 10
them Cole. Babcock Brinker
Smith. Christie. Tilley Wiusor.
Bautz. Grimm. Palmer. Grim. Ross.
Pnlien. Mcdonald. Shaw During
the assembly Rev J 81. Wilson viii
give an address. The Practical
Wisdom Of the Hebrews"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
RUNAWAY

A team attached 90 ons Of the
Cascade laundry wagons became
frightened At neon yesterday and
tore down Union street At a break
neck speed. making the turn At the
corner Of Union a. and Third az.
with dextcrity and precision and do
ing no more damage than throwing
one Of the horses of ifs feet and
breaking a single tree. The team
stopped AZ the corner Of Union It
and Third nv. Driver Lowman was
In charge OF the team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
READY FOR TOUR

The sixth annual concert OF this
Mems Giee club az tho university
Friday night WAS well attended.
The stunt given by Messrs. Friend
and Gass vas the especial feature
OF tho evening. while the rendition
Of BITE some dozen and a half musi-
cal numbers showed careful train
ing The glee Big Indian Chief"
received three encOres, and the coli
lege sketch was a unique feature.
The club leaves on It's tour Mon
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
MONEY FOR
FINGERS

What Is a thumb and half a fin
ger WORTH
Martin sorebro. who lost a thumb
aud half OF his index finger In a
sawmill last week. alleges that the
missing members were worth $500.
and this morning brought suit
aralnat the owners OF the Valley
View MN company. who own the
mill he vas employed In. for the
amount named. The plaintiff al
leges that because proper guards
and implements we're not furnish
ed by his employers they are re-
sponalble for the injury 20 his
digits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16

BANKERS MISTAKEN

State tar commissioner J. T. Frost
stated. yesterday. that the bankers
Of the state were evidently misin-
formed as 10 the policy of the tax
commission to be pursued in deal
ing with assessments and taxation.
He said that the statement that the
tax commission would compel banks
to make returns on the assessment
forms OF the names OF depositoFs and
the amounts standing OF each was
erroneous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16

cort of members win wait upon the
city council Monday evening for the
purpose o. placing certain matters
of Improvement before that body
The Lakeside residents claim that
they are tired OF sliding down hill
sides and falling into bitches whore
there should be neatly grad ed
streets and good drainage. The club
announces It's intention Of whooplng
things up In tho improvement line
until some attention Is secured from
the city council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
I OAS 7

CHICAGO. Dec. i6.--Iean ]. Jus
serand. ambassador from France.
arrived Ia this city this morning.
At a reception BY the French Al
lance this afternoon and at ban
aust by the same organization to-
night. the ambassador viii propose
the health % President Roosevelt.
He says he viii observe, the Sab
hath strictly. There will he another
reception Monday night.
II Is likely Re viii visit nr. Har-
Per. president Of the Chicago uni
ycrslty, before leaving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
KNOCKED down BY
RUNAWAY TEAM

vas foEgy and. just as the fright
ened horses turned the corner. they
ran into Daniels. knocking him
down and passing over him.
Daniels was badly cut about the
lower limbs. and had TO be taken
70 his home. 7fto Fifth az. where
he In now confined 20 his bed
Daniels claims that young Rsyu-
olsis has been guilty OF fast driving
before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
S0LONS MAY
ausft
GET HURT
RESIDENTS WILL
somBARo COUNCIL MONDAY
NIGHT

A rouslng meeting % the newly
organized Lakeside Improvement
club was held last night. nearly 100
residents Of the Lakeside district
being present.
A committee was appointed 10
take charge OF proposed plans for
work to be done. and the temporary
officers were made permanent.
II. Rlef is president of the new
club. T.. q. King. secretary. and
William Loomia. treasurer.
A committee from tho new I'm
proyement club and a voluntary e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
FIRE DAMAGES
RESIDENCES

Fire broke out In the residence OF
Mrs. ". J, stanley, 1917 Eighth. at
10 O'Clock last might. The loss was
complete.
There was no ono az home when
the sire atartsl. nLa the origin un-
known.
Passershy walking IA front q the
house noticed the flames coming
from the building and turned tu
the alarm. but the department ar
rived too late.
The loss is estimated az about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
SUICIDE

JUNEAU. Alaska. Dee. i6-CitY
Marshal BaF burnett bieN Off the
top OF hia head au account 81 ftuan=
Ciai troubles Thursday. A. one
time he was the champion pistol
shot OF Texas.
Frank Cook. leading mining
operator % this section. dropped
dead Friday from a bursted blood
vessel IN bis head lie discovered
the famous Junfln and Red Dla-
maud quarts mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
NEW QUARTERS

Great progress Is being made by
tho Queen Anne Athletic club.
which has recently secured new
club rooms in the old fire station
on the corner Of First av. west and
Lee st For the past two years the
club was CHARTERED In the basement
OF the Queen Anne Congregational
church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
ANOTHER HOT SUIT
FOR SPURNED LOVE
oAsnEe's's ATTORNEY SUED FOR BREACH OF PROMISE BY


Packer for years was attorney for
the Carnegie Steel company. sav-
ing big Interests when the United
States Steel corporation was form
ed.
The suit promises sensation
that OF the Corey case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16

Trinity Parish. Rov II. II G0Wen
- 80 a. M Waterman. What ~
the Night" 1880 sermon by Ree
Webb
ballard Presbyterian. Rev y y.
Thompson II a, m. The Cry That
Reached Gods Ear" $50 The TIM
possible IN the Demand 0f tegua.'
First Presbyterian. Rev Matthews
III a. m "ChrIat and the fnmiiy"
1850 q. m, Making "a Life. Making q
Living or Making Failure. Thurs
day z 30 p. m. The Church seat
tered Abroad
Germania Hall Divine Altar Ser
Vices 30 p. m The Condition on
the Plane Of Sleep S D. m. The
Power Of Altar Offerings Rev.
Stevenson.
Haven N Z. church. Rev Drake
II a m "The Church" 80 y. IN.
The Kingdom OF God a. illuatfat'
ed BY the Ten virgins
Unitarian church. Rev slmonda
n a m ehlidrcn'a services odd and
New Pictures of Jesus 1880 a. M.
why as Uuitariana We Affirm the
Leadership of Jeaua,"
University Place Baptist. Rev
Arthur Heath-l0 80 A. m Learn
Ing by Doing 2 $50 D m. The sym
holiam Of Baptism" Baptism at
evening service.
Westminster prcabYlerian-ii a.
m. Church Mcmborhhip and Hap
tiam OF Infants" 7,80. Wise and
Fouliah virgins. womcu.s Worth
and Worthlrsaueaa Thursday
night THE Two Brothers. a con
truHt.
First Free Methodist. Pine and
Terry. Rev. Mckinley IL a. rs. "a
Reasonable Service"
Brooklyn Second Advent. Rev Dr.
W. Chapman % D. m. sfimohy
Three parlleus Times Shall Come
p. m. The Approximate Return
Of our Lord g
Seattle Psychological Society. NJ
tcI building Ronald atrath .. m.
Young Men and Young womeu Be-
ginning life" sT
First baptist church. tth Ave
near james Rev. W. g. Jones viii
preach By Invitation morning aAd
evening
Unitarian Church, oyiEton av.
Rev. " ~ simongh At II a. IN
~sir Henry Vane-ths Nobleat -
Puritan6"
First Christian chureh--ollve and
Broadway. Rev. A. l.. Chapman.
At n =. IN. Christian Heroiam.
] 90 p. N. Pure and undeflled Ro-
llgian."
Socialist Tsmpie-E. T. KINGSLEY
A. D IN. How tho Working Class
II Robbed Of Ita Product" 5 p. m.
The Battle OF the Glasses.
Union Congregational Rev. j r..
Nichols At 10 % a m. What the
Mayfioser Brought Tsan p. m.
"Building Up or Tearing Down.
University Congregational Rev
~ e Mason. A. 1880 a. m. Al
mond Flower and Cherry Blossom. %
7 % p. m. Power, "
beacon I'm Congregational Rev.
G. r. Hale. Al II a N. The Hal
lowad Home" 90 D m. What
our Denomination Stands For
Plymouth congregational Rev
q n, Freeland A. II a N. '1aauraI
Ruie for CofinthIan GiyingH." 7.30I
y. m. The salt Of the Earth
Pilgrim Congregational Rev. =
y smith. At II a. m. The Sin
fulneas of sin; T3o p. m. The
Great nnciaiou."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
NO GROUNDS

Frank Hart. who was az first
charged with grand larceny. but
who subsequently pleaded guilty 20
petit larceny, this morning appear
ed before Judge Griffin aud asked
10 be released. on the ground that
there was not sufficient evidence 60
convict him OF either crime
dSge Griffin took the matter I'M
dor consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
CONVICT

NREKA. Cal. Dee. t6.--Arthur @.
Bowen. who killed his wife. Ida
Bowen. near Greenview. September
%. was this morning convicted OF
mRnslaughter. the jury being out
ls hours Tuesday. December 10, Is
set az the day for passing the sen.
teuco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16

Cathedral chapel Terry avenue
Maaasa ne 90 e.. n., 80 "a. m. 30
a. m and 10 90 q. m, evening sorY-
ice at $50 y. m.
81 Mafva Parish Rev w. J.
Meta Early mass and sermon
tehlldfcu'a mass ut s. 30 a, M. SUM
day school nc $50 "a, m. md 30
p. M illFh mass and sermon ~
10 20 a. N. Instruction and heuedie-
fion at sac g. u
SACRED Heart church Rev Geo.
A. nud. AZ $50 a. NJ. and 90
a. m low mass 80 p. m., YeHpers
sermon and bencdieiion.
Church OF the Immaculate Con.
eeptian Rev. A. sweere. At 20
and 8 40 r.. m. low mass. 1880 a.
m.. hiRh mass aud sermon. 30
y, M henedietlon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16

urglarisn In Seattle lately.
Among the articles stolen At the
CreBshaw homs was a gold watch
which the lieutenant did not regard
80 maeh for It's monetary value as
a keepsake. The tinepiece was
saved by Lieut.. Crenshaw on the
day Of the marine disaster IN Ha-
vana har5or In 1893.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
POOR Rrer

p. II. Burnham, according 20 a
circular issued by the Great North
ern ratiway yesterday. has been ap-
pointed district freight and paaarn-
ger agent for the Great Northern.
Grand Forks, b. G.. win be his
headquarters.
In the rooms Of tho chamber Of
commerce this afternoon at 9
o'clock the Req Estate association
OF Seattle will .bold a meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
PAVING

In session this morning the
board Of public works awarded tho
contract for the asphalt paving OF
Fourteenth 1t. from East Union 20
East Columbia. taking Ia connect
ing streets and avenues, to the In.
dependent Asphalt Paving company.
Their bid was s.1.7a17a.
This company Waa also awarded
the contract for repairing asphalt
paving in this district for a period
OF 10 years,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16

Pr1TsBURG. Pa. Dec. IA
breach OF promise suit for 100000
has been filed by Mrs. Mary Netter.
widow. against Gibson ID. Packer.
and was made public after having
been entered for months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16

A runaway team attached 10 one
Of the Fulton Market coupany's
wagons seriously injured Peter
Daniels. an empioye OF the Seattle
Lighting company. at Third and
Jackson, this morning.
One OF the horses became fright
sned by the breaking % a breast
strap and the driver. G. ]. Rsyn-
eids. lost control Of the team. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
ROB ARMY OFFICER

Despite the fact that the police
are bending every effort 10 run
down the thieves who broke into
ths hons OF Lieut. Arthur cren-
shaw. U. 8. ". late Thursday night.
no trace Of Them has been found. II
II believed By the authorities that
the eulprtts are the same as those
who have committed various petty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16

James o'Connod. charged with
larceny from the person, was ar
rAiEned this morning before Judge
Griffin and given until Dec. is 10
plead. lie IL accused OF having
robbed George McGoon Of .e.45 on
Daf. Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16

Fourth. mile. purse-M cGrata-
lana Prince. MaAsa. Ninnlsquaw.
tirns. 1s0Aa.
Fifth. as mile. purse-Good Luck.
Stoeasel, Crest0n Boy. time.
I.ft1-4
sixth. "a mile. selling Revolt.
Graceful. Ebony; time. 1.Is1-a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
All Are Veterans.

Most OF the men ara old college
players. well trained In the game
from hard. grueiling work Of former
years and who are now even better
than they we're then by reason OF
the more advanced method Of train
ing inatilied Into them by two Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
MuLTNoMAH.

Multnomhh. the pride % Oregon.
the biggest and strongest specimens
81 football material in the Webfoot
state. and men who have piled up
a famous record for themselves in
the gridlron world this year. arrived
IN the city from Portland this morn
ing 20 all appearance being In the
finest kind OF trim for the greatest
battle o. the year.
The game Will be called prompt
ly. The management decided 20
sound the whistle earlier. as dark
ness comes quickly. greatly handl-
Gaping scientific work on the part
% The men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-16
Great Crowd

The crowd this afternoon was
the greatest ever recorded At a foot
ball game In Seattle Tickets dur
ing the advance sale went like Wild
fire. This morning. although threat
enlnR weather prevailed. enthusiasts
~ the game continued to demand
the little slips OF pasteboard Spe-
eiai cars were placed on the Rec
reAtian park route
Great men. indeed. are those who
lined Mp against each other to-
day. II Il freely said that never has
tho northwest been given an oppor-
tunity TO sec football stars Of such
eaiibre fight for football honora
One OF the mos; pleasing features
Of the game lies in the fact that
all OF the mea on both teams are
strictly amateur players. men who
arc playing for love OF the game and
not merely for the money that ia in