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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-02

Ladies, II you want a refined and bril-
liant complexion, free from blemishes,
use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Brings red lips, bright eyes and cream
like complexion. S5 cents, Tea or Tab.
lets. Sold by Frank Hart.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-02

Playing For . Fall.
III fares the house.
TO Fastening Ills prey.
Where wifey's wants are thrice
The size OF hrbby's pay.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Caese.
He-what causes your forgetfuiness
do ron suppose?
sbe-someliow ! can't remem.~r.-
Yonkers Herald.
An uafsfs Advantage.
Dc boneybee you soon win SPY
A-stsrtin' work bran new.
II had sIep' all winter
Could be Industrious too.
Washington Star.
The Astorian, 75c per month.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-02
PORTLAND MARKETS
Latest Quotations In the Portland
Markets.

Complete Market Reports Corrected Each
Day Giving the Wholesale Prices Of
Commodities, Farm Produce and vsss'
tables
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-02
MILWAUKEE,

LIE nlLWAUNEE
"The Pioneer Limited" st. Paul 70 Chi.
eago. "Short Line" Omaha to
Chicago. Southwest Limited Kansai
City to Chicago.
No trains in the service OF an, raj
road In the world that equals in equip
ment that Of the Chicago, Milwaukee q
st. Paul Ry. They own and operats
their own sleeping and dining cars on oil
their trains and give their pations an
excellence Of service not obtainable else.
where.
Berths on their sleepers are longer,
higher and wider than in similar cars on
any other line. They protect their trains
by the Block system.
Connections made with all trans-con
tinental lines In Union Depots.
Her tales Dansk, Svensk og Norsk
Hier wird deutsch gesprocheh.
H. s. Rowe, General Agent, Portland
Oregon. 1874 Third Street. corner Alder
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-02

The Astorian, 75c per month.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-02

Sunday only.
Gobe, and O. R. 4 n via. Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
TIE LAST CHANGE

saturday affords the last oppor-
tunity TO deg owners wishing 90
entes their animals IN the coming
show OF the Seattle Kennel club.
When the books were closed up FRI
day night the list had passed the
double century mark. OF the 81
trophies offered by the club n Is
estimated that one-half OF this num-
Der will be awarded 90 local dogs.
President Redelsheiyer predicts
that more animals viii be exhib-
tied this year than during any pre-
Ni0us show. fliE strings OF animals
are coming from British Columbia
and eastern Washington, while
nearby towns will also be auspic-
ioualy represented. All dogs Will he
fed. exercised and. n desired. be
led 10 the judglnE ring by attaches
employed by the club FOR that pur-
pose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
SAID 1HEt LED

Judge AihertHen. IN making his
ruling Friday afternoon IN the case
81 the Kentucky Liquor company
against NJ. ~. Riley an8 l. X Cd
bert characterized the mass Of
contradictory evidence introduced as
monumental PERJURY" and said that
the court could only make its rul-
Ing on the principle Of probabih-
ties. NJ. Il. Riley. owner OF the
building In which the saloon that
had oentranted the tsas.sa aehi sued
on. SIS located. but claimed that
be had hired out NJ manager to
utibeii "a a salary 81 So per week.
The court held that since Riley
vas the only man that had any
money and since he must have
known % the bad financial situation
of the saloon. he should bear the
responsibility. since Wholesale per-
jury had obstured the real truth Of
the situation Therefore the ruling
was In favor Of the plaintiff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08

Night A posse Of police march 70
the suspected house, put acntrlea az
all possible exits aud watch the
windows from points If vantase'
The police enter 80 silently along
the CORRIDORS. which are common Ia
all Russian city houses, TO The huH-
poets room. knock. aud await re-
aponss The answer Is probably =
challenge
Who ~ thero9s
"A registered letter Ter you, sir"
The bait Il swallowed. the door In
unlocked and swung open. q bury
policeman enters, and the accused
i put under arrest A rapid inveHti-
tion Of all documents and payers
enHue.. trunks and drawers are
locke1 and Heals2. and the prisoner
b removed with whatever evidence
the search has revealed n Is very
quietly. very unobtfuaiyeiy done. IN
one ease Of which I Dad personal
eorninanco Ia the course OF the re-
cent troubles. the investigating
agent suspected a packet done AZ ~
silver paper. neatly closed and tied
with string lie asked.
What Is thisg"
Tea"
"Chahl uietl" (Teaf Not a,
aui'1
lie opened u and revealed bum
die Of revolutionary documents.
have not since heard anything Of
the prisoner neither have his
! Friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
MUST EMPLOY
N0N-UNf0H MEN

Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh.
70 whom the question Was submitted
Friday. filed With the board Of edu-
aation his opinion that unless spe-
einllY stipulated IN the contract the
board cannot prevent non union
men from working on school build
inEH. also that the contractors couid
not work the laborern more man
eight hours a day legally. The board
therefore decided that II could not
take up the union mems complaint.
]. A. Boriand vas awarded the
contract Tor building the new Den-
ny-Fuhrman school on : bid q az
500.
Rev. DR.. Wilson, Of tbs W'.atmin-
atcr Presbyterian church. was pres
ent and ASKED that the high school
auditorium be rented for the over
now eyanEelintle meetings Of the
Chapman religious crusade IN the
Broadway district. The matter was
taken under AMUSEMENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08

carrying was Intact. aud my patera
were all there, hut their order had
been vioirnteiy changed. My eom-
fadc appeared. pale and distressed.
Ills poekutbenk had departed cut OF
all Ken. Later it vas Uncovered In -
~8crntlY rcposinr where both of va
szsid searched without result a few
minutes before. resumed our
Journey Eithout further inquiry.
one American correspondent.
ole at Lilac Yang, was flowed Ca
spend a ulght a. an pn IN the same
room with a llussl<2 carrying the
bfaaaard OF tho lied Cruaa. Next
morning hts poekethook had gene.
and the hospital orderly. lilo reeov.
cred his papers at the office of the
neteSc eomutsHnrY within the hour
The man with the badge hadaIco
an agent OF shr paiics.
And 80 " goes ON. tsfaveled with
the captain Of one OF the atoam0
seiEed az Nladiyuatok on huapioion
Of carrying euntrahand uo WA
tuurneYluE % 81 Petersburg d
appeal VT case IN amnl
handbag we're copies of all the pa.
pera In the process lie watched q
day ana night but IN hts steep II
was pufloined The matter wai
afterwards made an affair 90 diplo.
matte representation.
When the secret agents hnv,
finally aarked their man. they pro.
eecd ia the arrest IN very buHlnen,
iike manner The favoFttr hour n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
BANDITS
CONFESS

William Faighic and Joe Tiiibury.
two Of the quartet he'd by the police
on charges OF suspected highway
robbery. have partially confessed
their crimes 70 Chief OF Police de-
lancy and enough has been gathered
from their statements to warrant
the Ming 81 an Information direct
IN the superior court charging them
with the crime. Frank Henry and
Edward Allen gtill remain silent
but Il Is believed that they will also
throw themselves on the mercy OF
the court when the action OF their
confederatca becomes known TO
then. They were arrested Monday
night on Information secured by
PairulmRn Weafedt. Patraimen
Damn. King and wcEtedt planned
TO catch them. but were compelled
10 arrest them on suspicion. al
though u uas practically esA 10
liahca that they we're doing holi-up
work in the city. In their eanfeH-
aiouE to the chief OF police. Faighie
and Tillhury named dates. places
and amounts % money secured NJ
the point OF rsvolvers. Their state
monta incriminRte Henry and Allen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
RUSSIA'S SECRET POLICE

HyN<ouCLAs STONY PANT H.
ST PmrERSnuR no THE secret
pallcc Of Rusaia are not more in
uilihlc than Sselr comrades vi other
lands way sitting at lunch tho
other dk-. Ia my hotel here when
there eiNstcd two eit-yua. One OF
them. / had been told, Ma the prac-
tIeal head Of the aecrct service IN
81 PvterahurE.G After "a time they
were Joined hy man l knew who,
ia due course. crossed 90 my tnhlc
and aat beside me. lie Indicated
a stranger seated aiane at HomGstia-
lance and asked me tu observe him.
/ iid ~. nc was an acquaintance ot
my own. somewhat povtic-loohing
American newspaper correspondent
/. guileless student 81 Greek. e man
,hiedn easaged ia Transmitting the
workr ef the ancicuts.
MY companion resumed We q
an anarchist enc Of those daneefous
elements 81 society here. Il has lust
been painted cut Ia me that he d
drinking vine lrun the Imperial
vineyards as a cover 10 hta political
opinions"
AZ this I protested said that
not only was the man not an an.
arehlst to my certain knowledge,
but hts prediction FOR imperial
vine was due TO my having intro
dueed it 20 him as the best mex
peusiye beverage obtainabie No arr
rest followed
The great danger IN Russia is no,
10 much from the secret agent as
from the pcsiilanimity ~ those
with whom one may be associated a,
moment of suspicion. have been
under arrest nsoro than ance and
have had no fear % the ualice eF ot
an examination. but I have dreaded
the cffect of an interpreter. Nolun-
tary or official. he constitutes a
grave danger 10 tha foreigner.
During. the recent troubles in
Warsaw a friend Of mine. a we'll
known IAgilshsnan. who was IN
Russia On private business. breams
EfeatlY interested In the events
Asst#atAAAA AAAttH AtsHA AAf" HNH=AHHsNA ~
uslty excited the suspicion q the au.
thorities. They took an opportunity
10 examine his cosxt. where " huns
Ia ths hotel vestihuln. On the tor
vas his English nsIns and the al.
dress % "A rokio tailor, This wAi
pFoof that be was al agent Of ths
ubiquitous enemy, and promptly h,
vas made the object Of polio,
VISIT. Luckily he Waa sufficienti5
celebrated % he able to secure i'm
mediate Identification and assurance
uf his innocence. else would bis stat,
have been pertluuz.
Nothing Initiates the foreigner
mere than the secret investigates
0f his papera - axeuts % the police
While | and = eomfaAc were at ths
frsnt | found my pockethaak enc
Morning IN an unaecustamsd peck
Ct I examined the cuutentM. A
large sum Of money whleh I wai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
~
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

This funeral OF Mrs Mary Butler
whose death occurred at tho family
residence. los Filth avenue s0eth,
on April Z. win be held Sunday.
April =. az y. m. from the Frol
Cathedral. corner Of Terry avenue
and Columbia street Intermenl ALL
be at Calvary cemetery By CoSIn
Bros. undcrtakera
The home Of Huber Curtla.a n
York station, was the scene of3 4
pleasant surprise party ON Friday
evening. Games and singing wrro
enjoyed. after which "a pleas SAINT MIA
HiEht lunch vas served.
The Chinese Kid" was given 10
minutes 10 leave the city By Police
Judge Gordon Friday afternoon. Re
was charged By the police az a dis
orderly person. Judemcu, was
suspended. The police DO not want
the coiored boy In tho city. Ac-
eurdiuE 70 tho boys statements he
is guilty of little more than playing
the piano. which he ana at Intervals
The ladies' auxiliary Of the SEAT.
lie seamen'a Friend society vii
give an opening reception of tho
Heamen's institute. corner OF West
efn avenue and Stewart street.
Tuesday afternoon. April Al from
3 10 6. and In the evening from s
to ~.
The standplpes IN the Alaska
building are 10 be given an official
test by the fire department suaHrv
afternoon. As the bul-d#nF f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08

nelladonnR Porua Plaaters. fun
strength. originally 2se each. Ae
Euthymol Tooth Paste. &c siEe.
s@sa Hsess s~.ss sesss st-sss Aoe
Baby Comfortsrs or Paciffers. With
hone ring. regular f5c each 49,. Sc
nr Murrays Scalplcide. removes
dandrnff and stops fnlflng hair:
regular st2s bottles ....... ole
The Lang Drug Cos new
store is enc OF the largest
and best equipped drug
stores in the Northwest
Read on
% Mule Team Borax. original II Oh
par kaye ..ss ss.4s sssss..s..s. Ae
Aerck's Borie Acid. original pound
uoAe& sssss.s @ssssss 10. sNDc
Casrara Bark. f,tli N ...... &C
Glycerine. best. fIif on. bottle. Ne
PURITY. FULL WEIGHT AND
MEASURE ALWAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
THE MARKETS

TIE markets Saturday have been
very good and finished a week Of
the best during the spring. There
VIII be some fine straw berries IN
from California Saturday night
they have gone down to - per crate.
on account Of the delay I'm the
trains Friday. the spinach market
il about as poor as IL has been
any time this season. the spinach
has All withered and In In no fit
condition 20 sell.
Walia walla asparagus is making
big hit with the commissioners.
for II IL the best that has been on
the market this winter. The sweet
potatoes that arrived Friday night
are the best that has been put on
the market for some time. Tona-
toes are very scarce. There viii
pro0aaly be a few tomatoes on the
steamer that H. due here Saturday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
DID NOT OBJECT
TO FREE PASSES
THIS 10 THE ONLY PART OF
MOORE FRANCHISE ACCEPT.
ABLE TO CITY COUNCIL

Drop "a quarter N the slot and
get SIX tickets n you want Is
tickets put ia "a dollar a
These viii be the direetlAts on the
automatic device that sill be placed
in all street cars on the Moore
Gilman street car line for the sale
Of tickets.
4 provision for the installation Of
such devices WAS Inserted IA the
proposed ffSchise at the meeting
Of the corporations COMMITTEES III
day afternoon. II was done at the
suggestion Of city Engineer Thorn
son.
u was the Intention 81 Moore and
Gilman 20 provide that conductors
keep the tickets Tor sale. but
Thomson suggested the automatic
idea, which q Is believed viii be
more handy.
The corporations committee
found no objection 20 the idea.
Neither did they 10 the clause which
viii allow all councilmen and exec-
utive officers Of the city TO ridd
on passes. The Moore Gilman fran
chise. however, does not provide Tor
free rides for city inspectors. az Il
should. Neither does the Seattle
Electric company franchise. "a
which n conforms.
The council could force the se-
attic Electric company 10 install
automatic ticket selling devices alsd
II the members had sufficient sense
Of duty 70 hold up the franchises
now asked by the company untn u
agrees 10 the change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
AT Ballard

The council as committee Of ths
u hole met Ffiday night A petition
was uFeserted 80 have the city Naier
department extend their mains Go
the property line n order 20 insure
the proper performance Of The work
Of ditehinR The petition was not
granted A license Tor selling medi-
cine On she streets sar also refused.
Tha COW pound has hecauae a source
81 annoyance 10 fhe HaurfnundinE
nriEhtorhoot and a petition vas
presented to have Il removed. The
euuncii have instructed she street
committee and the city engineer "a
locate a suitable place for u and
have Il removed.
J. q. WIZARD was apr.oluted license
tnapeelaf. Ills duty " 10 zee that
The pe8aieTn pay their IeenacM reEp-
lar. The city engineer Naa ordered
10 iook up lba matgrr pertaining 10
the u~any estate. which was do
mated 10 the oity b. the seattle
E1pctfie company and aae IL their
ltuma are correct - as not 10 inter
faFr with a street which - already
lald Out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08

talloat IN the city. much interest At
tachea to the test.
The members of the Alaska club
will open the neW club rooms Sat
urday night IN the ALASKA building
The Seattle Northwest Stock and
Produce Exchange filed tnr0rpora-
ton papers IN tho auditors office
Friday Te concern Is to have "a
capital OF 100000. divided into 900
shares OF $50 per Hhnre(A meeting
Will be held Ia the b4zamber Of
Commerce Monday afternoon for
the purpose OF cleetlng officers.
The newly appointed iudge,pf the
federal court OF Alaska. Il. Gun
nlaon. arrived In this city Friday
from hln homo in New York. Mr.
aunninon Is accompanied by his
wife, his mother and Mr.. aneNra.
G, g. Page. Mr. Page Is 90 ltSyome
clerk Of Judge uunniaon'a court.
Senator q. H. Baker. Of Golden
dale. recently appointed by the
president 60 the position OF United
States marshal OF eastern Washing
ton, arrived In ula city Friday. Mr..
Baker states MAJ 10 has not re-
eelyed HIS commission yet aud he
II not prepared to say who his as
aistanta Will be.
E. j. Coyle. assistant passenger
agent % G. 7. u. r.. ut Vancouver.
and G. H. Mcpherson. general pas
scuger agent OF the G. r. r. n At
Winnipeg. are due 20 arrive In thla
city Sunday. 80.
J. w Casey. travelling freight
and passenger agent Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee q 81 gaul. at Portland.
left the city for Portland Saturday
afternoon. SIR. Casey has been over
the northern part OF the state IN
the interests OF the road
Paul h. Thompson. agent OF the
Illinois Central railroad. leaves fof
Spokane Saturday night. to be gone
q week
The Chicago. Milwaukee & 81
Paul offices have been moved into
the new quarters under the North
ern Pacific.
g. y. MaeKean. northwestern
agent ~ the Empire faat freight
lines. with headquarters az Sc. Paul
arrived IN the city Saturday morn
ing,
J. c. stubbn. traffic director Of
the Hartman lines. with headquar'
tera At Chicago. arrived in thii
+ city Saturday morning.
J. T. Smith. who has served u
stsnogFapher In the offices Of tbs
Canadian Pacific railroad. has beer
appointed clerk In the office Of
I the Rock Island aud Frisco systems
The German ship Luroh IL due
10 arrive in Seattle at 1890 o'clock
Saturday night.
Or. Frederic BELL. orator and
teacher OF thingA occult. will deliver
lecture At Wilson's hall. Elite
block. Sunday night. on the subject
Dreams. Visions and Prophesieg
I Explained" Monday night Or Bel
lectures az Christenssu's hall or
Love. Courtahip. Marriage and ID.
Z Yorce
Little Agnes TouEhiil was struci
down BY twa reckless bicycle RIDER
On Denny Way near seventh ave
nue.. she vas taken 10 a nearbl
/ house unconscious. Dr. HnNkini
Vas called IN and reported a hadil
sprained ankle The riders wer,
/ Gordon Hsadlana and Guy Peter
son bath Il mars az am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
FOR SWEET CHARITY

No one should miss the mid lent
en- service which will be held in tho
Grand opera house sunday morn
ing. April ?. al II O'Clock Il is held
IN the interest Of the Wayaide
Emergency hospital. enc OF the
most popular charities IN the city.
The faculty Of The Columbia College
Of Music will furnish the mual'al
numbers OF the program. which
promises In every way to be Of va
aAual interest and variety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
WILL Be 4 HUMMER

in Saunders ls working hard on
the preparations for the concert o.
the musicians ~ the city. Already
great many ~ the leading musl-
clans Of the city have agreed to
take part. and Mt Saunders hopes
70 secure a. least a hundred people
before tho event happens The first
rehearsal VIII be held In Cline's new
store. On tfrst avenue. ncxt Tues
sle rfsHf aH9 many via be IN at
f#n'ruHe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
RAN OFF TRACK

University car No. $50. In charge
OF Moiorman Peet Robinson and
Conductor Scott. took a new fran
ehise 81 It's own on the curve near
the railroad crossing Saturday
morning. ran along the track for a
distance OF 20 feet and then jumped
into the ditch. amashing the front
trucks. This was the first out
bound car and many people were
compel ed 10 walk from the end OF
the line 10 get a car, a distance OF
two mileA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
WARD WON

The annual state contest Of the In
tor Collegiate Prohibition aasoclaz
ton was held Friday night at the
Second Fremethodlat church IN Bal
lard Representative from differ
ent cities on the sound were present
The prize was won by Henry Ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
SPENDS QUIET DAY

ForT WORTH. Tex. April s.
The president II spending a quiet
day on his train this morning. He
made no speeches save at Fort
Worth. although there were crowds
81 people assembled at various
places. cheering loudly An immense
crowd greeted him here. lie Was ea-
corted 10 a stand, where he made
a short address. The president II
now ready for his five days recre-
alton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
MUST FACE MUSIC

CHICAGO. April s.--Judge Ian
8is. q the federal district court, to-
day refused 20 quash the first count
OF the indictment brought by the
federal grand jury against Super
intendent Conpors. Of Afmous q Co.
charging him with tam psring WITH
witnesses In the beef trust inves l.
antton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08


Atchison. s. SIS. SSi-a. SsI-2.
Anal Copper. S45-s. s.. SO SIS.
u. 4 o.. 10 IL. los IL. i0s IA.
B. r. T.. 70S-s. ssi-s. 50 rs.
can. Pac.. 1855. 1se rs. iss as.
Efie. CON-. 80 as. 46f-2. as.
Ills Cent. Ie2 Ia. 1si ia. ISL Id.
Manhattan. is6 SIS. les f-2, 1855 Ia.
Metropol.. f23 is. 122 So f92 ga.
Mo Pao.. f07 Ia. log 81. i0e rs.
l. a. N. 143. IA SIS. I4i7-s.
Peoples Gas. iiii-4. 10 10. 10 Ia
Penna.. l4s rs. Ia SIS. las.
Reading. com, IS rs, % "a. s43-k,
r. L. CON-. 80. 81 "a. IS as
-. Pac.. 6S SIS. 81 SIS. 67i-2
81 Paul, $50 as. lTS1-4, 17s IS.
sugar. Ia IL. ia. Ia Ia
un. PRc., 13l "a. 100 Ia, $50 rs.
U. S. s, COM. 81 Ia. 81 is. 81 So
Z. S. s. pfd. 102. 1oi IA. i01 "a
WHEAT-Liverpool May wheat
closed 5-so higher than yesterday.
Car receipts--Minneapo 1te.
Duluth z Chicago rs.
The market opened steady at
about closing figures OF yesterday.
but during the first half hour the
demand was very light. and prices
began to sag off. owing 10 the con-
tinuance OF favorable weather con-
ditions. the market closing weak at
bottom Figures for the day. Tho
market has been heavily sold. the
chief Incentive being the favorable
weather for the growing crop. Be-
lleve wheat IA purchase now ON all
weak spots until It has shown soma
fair recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
WILL ORGANIZE

An organization Of the cement
workers Of the city viii be perfected
Sunday afternoon at . o'clock at IFS
Occidental avenue. There are about
1000 workers In the city. and the
main object Of this organization Ia TO
force contractors ana builders 20
use a better quality Of cement IN the
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
COST HIM $40

q Ny bath sSat me Just tiio." =
q said Or ~ ~ Clark. IN re-
= porting n the police what he 4
= believes to have been n rob 4
. berry. Friday evening The doc a
q tor went into a bath house at 4
. itf Second avenue south % 4
4 perform the wholesome amhi- 4
. ton 20 be clean Tucked away 4
4 IN one Of his pockets was a 4
a poke" containing $40 The 4
. enjoyment of the steamlng 4
4 water and the soothing lnflu- 4
4 euee OF the slippery soap drove =
AL thoughts 81 tho Doctors 4
4 wealth from his mind. When =
= through. he dressed and paid 4
4 the score from loose silver In 4
4 his pocket. lie forgot 20 look 4
4 for his poekctbook and did not =
= discover his loss I'll some time =
4 afterwards. lie hurried back 4
a 20 the bath house, but the at =
. tsndants dlsclaimed all knowl- =
4 edge OF the missing money. so 4
\ the doctor turned the case over 4
= 10 the police.
$500 $500 tttAt 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08

The southwest corner OF Fourth
aventle and Seneca street was sold
Saturday morning 60 H. O. Shuey
for sau. 900. This property II co by
GO feet and IL improved with a two
story lodging house.