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FOR RENT-H0UsEs.
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iSo s19
It'll store Or go sooo sW sss Nd sy g
NW NV 81. s. ST @ ss1 18th g g
oih e
Nw2sls K. shop sIa 90 isls Brewers 40
Wesley Heights, corner Joliet st. and Tunlaw I'd.
rooms and bath 5000
Central building, offices. 46s La av. Offices.
Gunton building. Offices
properties. stables, etc. have for rent.
Ee5 further infOrmatSn aPPy at o sss
923 NV. Q rooms and bath. ............ 5000
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s sS3 Ma Mass Eve ne rooms and BATH. = SO 50
s. 5.,s L. t.Sn: and tsi 9.th 1ssS
AZ Tenn ave: ne. hat. rooms and bath: 1870
ne o CLARENCE c. BARNARD. ~ . "
de1s-th .tu,tf
FOB H. ssd WALK k1s 1412
1853 e oassr Tss ano n sssd
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de11-tu tn, sa,tf
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1916 T NV Tor, b. 80 O0 5r b, SO. 90
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140S Harvard. Or b45 COL 1908 Goth, 12r, b.. $50 90
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1341 Q NV, 12r, b. so. 80 OFFICE ROOMS.
3144 Q Or, b. 81. so OF ii 49,. 1000 up
1874 Sth NV 1r, b. .2S 50 100 18th 1000 up
40 l. NV. Or, b.. %. 50 1905 f w.. $50 up
400 9Th me- Or. b.. 1851 de13- tn, sa, tu tt
FOR RENT-THE BEST SEvEN-ROOM BRICK
dwelling in Washington for the prce-$1S.50 per
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7th st. s.w. ROBERT \. PHILLIPS,
Nd hl,}r 14l0 II ST NV.
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1858 sth. 5r, b. 1000
1858 Sth, 5r. b. rs 90
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STABLES.
III II st. rear. 40 90
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OFFICES, STORES.
1906 g st, heat. light,
janitor. $50 to. ...25. 90
12I 18th nw.-.-...25.O0
Traders Bank bldg,
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Is ROOMS. BATH.
RENT. $40. NICE CONDITION..
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1906 G st. NV. =
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1870 Mass. l6r, %. 1886 GO
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1885 18th, Or. b.. 20. 40
APARTMENTS.
The Coywood. 1923 l.
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1f41 Corcoran, Or, b. 35. 90
The Madeira. 707 22f
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STORIES: SOUTH FRONT; 8 LARGE ROOMS,
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1912 7th ne. 7r, b.. $3.50
1927 9th ne. Or, b. 20. so
APARTMENTS.
The Solano, 1888 Euclid,
Or, b. -S37. 80, $500
The Albert, 1923 F..35. 90
, The Alex lander. Or. b35. 90
51Sia NJ ne. Ar. b. 1900
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FOR RENT-THE BEST SEVEN-ROOM BRICK
dwelling in Washington for the price-$1S.5O per
month; electric line; in good repair; S23
18th st. ROBERT \. PHILLIPS,
de22-14t Md bldg, 14l0 III st. NV.
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FOR sALE-A VERY CHEAP HOUsE-s45oO
SO WELL CONSTRUCTED. stories, cellar;
furnace; st. NV, facing New York ave.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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S3T. so. 1851 9th NV, Tor
$3.50. 1920 w NV, Sr
$35. 1923 9th NV, Or
$50. The Phoenix, 5r
S32.hO. ..125 c ne, Or
So. 5O.....T11 Sd NV, Or
$40. 80 The Montgom'y.6r
$50. so. 1913 Goth NV, Or
$1,000. $40 o NV, 7r
$50. sos Taylor NV, Or
$50. .14O51a 14th NV. Ar
$50. The Montgomery. Ar
$50. .So5 18th NV. 7r
$50. .432 9th NV. hall
$50. Dol d NV, offices
$50. SOB 9th NV office. Or
S2S. .22l7 II NV, 7r
$3.50. 1924 Decatur pl ,5r
$26.50. -. .611 Sd ne. 9r
S25. 10. 80 y Y av ne, Or
S25. .507 f NV. office, Or
S25. .2215 18Th NV, Or
S25. The Milton, 3r
$21.50. .G23 S c av Sc. Or
$21. .5i01A I'd Sc, Or
$40. 50. 1916 18th NV, 5r
$50. 81 III NV, shop
$50. $40 Il NV. Office
$40. 90. 224 Mass av NV ,6r
SIS. 30. 222 Mass NV NV Or
SIT. 80. 239 I'd ne, Or
SIC. 40. 300 Min av sw ,6r
SIS. so G NV, rear. shop
SIS. sol u NV. office
SIS. .627 + NV. office
S14.40. .252S 9Th NV. or
Sl4. 40. =. .439 9Th ne, Or
S12. 1907 l ne. Ar
SO. $40 f NV, office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
BLOWS TOP OF
HIS HEAD OFF

The fourth suicide within two
weeks occurred yesterday morning.
when. without any apparent cause.
Ernst Reetz. a tailor. blew the top Of
hla head Off with "a shotgun ia bis
room 10 the Erie house. Fifth and
Main a. When found b. the pro.
pupf0r Of the hotel. Heetz.a body
had occurred but a short time be
fore 30 one heard the report Of The
shot
Roetz. who was IS years old. had
lived Ia Seattle for the last two
years and had been employed By a
number ~ tailorH. the laAt Of these
being Mccartney 4 Middleton Al
though leaving no Yisible means 81
wealth. other than 81 50. Reetz al.
Ways appeared 10 have money. 50
that proycrty ls not thought 10 DO
the cause OF suicide When seen
alive Saturday night be appeared to
be- IN HIS usual good Spirits.
officer Osborne. notified BY the
proprietor o. the Erie 81 the death.
broke open the door 10 Reetz's room
aud then summoned Deputy Cor
0ucr Arnold. who had the body re-
moved 90 Bonney Waisons
A. Tar as known Aeelz wHa sin
gle His only relative known f. a
brother. Carl Heetz. living AZ i05
Grant H.. San Francisco lie viii
be- notified Of his brothers death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
FRISCO SWEEP
BY GALE

San FRANCISCO. Dec 10 The
coast from san Diego g. EarekA u
beluE sNeQt by . SIS milesan hour
gale. which ls foias much damage
aud is aeouzU panied b rain In san
Francisco manY shAeks and some
larger houaea have been bios n
down aud walia left ~ the Tire
have tnmhted 70 she ground No
deaths arc reported several COLI
siuua occurred ca the BAY. where
many vessels dragged anchors A
three story apartment hpusn on
Valencia at and several neighhof
lng houses collapsed No one vas
injured
The ruins q the Poodis noE res.
tanfsut collapsed under the terrific
faroe e tha utna tllEh sails crash.
esi into shr nau bail q Justice. Old
walls fell into the street. narrowly
MISSING = California 81 car .iliod
wlth paassnEefs AmoaE the build
inEa partially wrecked are the Cal.
iforuia Satlun TOY company. SEC.
famento and Polk sts Henry Du-
rant school. Turk and Buchanan
sfa. and several frame buildings On
Broadway And iseaYeaWufth All
schools have been dismissed Tor
fear Of injury 20 the children. A
humber q school buildings have
suffered severely. Police are on
patrol on Market e NaruinE -
dsstFians Of the dangerous wAlla-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
MOTHER MAY Be
MURDERESS

DAYTON. O. Dec 10 A war.
rant rharEing the murder OF hct
daughter. Dora Gilman. Is being
prepared aud viii be served upon
the girls mother uu aoun as she
RECEIVERS from her present Hines.
Witch followed the death o. her
daughter Collins Graham. a
brother. and rfayne Gilman. ais
ter. are also made accessories 10
The crime The brother has disap
pehfed
These steps are taken aa the ~
suit It an autopsy performed yes
terdaf unan the body II Dora on.
man b Coroner Kline Dm Light
Newell. Ewing aud King assisted
the coroner in hia investigation OF
the circumstances surrounding the
murder
Several suspected murdcrcru
have been arrested and later ~
leased. bat the coroner b. confident
that he hHa traced the alsYera %
the young gifl direct 20 her home
circle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
WOMAN BURNED
TO DEATH

After Mrs Goodman had made hei
way from the building she was
distracted and rushed back into Il
again Mr. knott called cat 10 her
that the baby vas safe. but she
either dld No, hear him OF else
Was too much excited 10 understand
Nhai hr was saying
She bad no sooner entered The
burning building than she became
90 envelopri Ia the flames that Il
was impossible 10 reach her and
she wRs overcome by the heat aud
smoke aud sank duwu Gu the fluof
~ the room IN sight % her husband
and brother, Who woru trying to
rescue her from the window
The Goodman family consisted
~ the mother. father and four chi
drcn aud At knott made his hoiua
Nth them Both Mr. Goodman and
Mr. knotf are teamsisfs In the EN-
ploy % The Seattle Tfanator com
pAny
An Investigation Of the eireuul
stances leading ~ to the tragedy
Sas made yesterday b. Deputy
Cofpnsf wiltnio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
CEASE OPERATION

The 40 ahlueIe mills ln thIs
fiafa aud ia portion ri British
Columbia. under tho direction ~
the shluHle Mills Bureau. Will not
close down fuf any stated period
ARpfasimaffig GO per cent OF thc
nh have already ceased ppeu
tiaua. being unable. on HcCJ8 of
tho ear Shortage. 10 move holr
products II WIS the original idea
II the bureau. ia order 90 Curiail
the supply and steady the market,
- close the shIueIa mills for "a pe.
f.ad If t#o months beginning Sat
HdHR L. 81 puusun. assistant
manager If the bureau. stated today
that there would De- mass meet
Ing Of tho manufacturer Thursiay
~ the fumhfrmFu'H club for the
purpose If considering the condl.
lions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
REAL ESTATE
MEMS BANQUET

The Real Estate Mems banquet a.
the HaiHlsf club Saturday evening
vas TIE uiuHf successful one HiNru
BY she men vi 0m VII % Parry. IN
he Random Talks apuy dtalEnst-
e AZ the mfn uho sell something
that nobody SAINTS. to somebody
thai Aanfs nothing
fFfaftEf ally every real estate broA b
q uas present 81 addition Ca many
HfumiHsnt business and professional
n@sn Ea.taaV John "a MrHran
ae8eA AZ taaHlImaafer The first
speaker sa# Hon Win 81 Parry.
president q ths association. whose
Random Talk hY ifa wit. appealed
10 The disabilities ~ those present
u " Mtll Assistant cry Engineer
J, 6 Jeffrey. } q Chlibefw cnrpo-
tsftnn Cuansei seuft Calhoun. W. a.
Lewis. Judge Alfred Hattie aud l..
~ Grimm all spoke on Interesting
subjects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
ARRESTED FOR
RUNNING GAME

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Whitman is today investigating the
case Of y Nioklea and Toney LON.
bArtilnl. charged with having con.
Quoted a gambling game Ia the rear
Of the Lomhafdini saloon. last Sat
nrday. at Georgetown Nickles was
arrested BY Deputy Sheriff Rodgers
and deposited 500 bail with jus
tiee Davis as guarantee OF his
appearance Both men viii prob
abiy be compelled 10 answer to the
charge Of committing misde
meanor n Il Is shown that the al
legged game was merly permitted on
the premises and not conducted by
the hauae. Otherwise information
will be filed charging them with
committing felony--a pcnlton
tiArY uftenhe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
NEARLY DASHED
ON the ROCKS

After being completely disman
tied, rails on both sides being car
fist away. her hauHefz breaking
setting her adrft from The tug
towing her aud being tossed around
IN the turf near the rocks % Cape
Fatonn. finally being rescued In the
ulek of time. the little schooner
Radeflck Dhu arrived on the sound
yesterday afternoon The Dhu
wan ca route from Monterey. Cal
10 the Tacoma amelier with a cargo
II oil ThnradaY she encountered
the hurricane aud the tug Dauni
lees loat her by the breaking of the
hawsera During the gale oil was
used literally TO pacify the high
waters Captain Anderson s,aies
that Il was the worst storm he was
ever IN. and. time after time.
thought that he and his crew were
doomed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
MRS. lila !. GOODMAN. an
vuIopGo ~ FLAMES TRYING
TO RESCUE HER eAnE PROM
BURNING BUILDING.

In = desperate effort 20 save her
tmouth old baby. believed By her
% be peflahiag 10 the flames. MFs
Ella Goodman waa burned 20
death In her own home et hilimAn
city early yesterday morning The
habY hal already bsea carried
frum the huildiug BY John knott. a
brother If Mira Goodman. though
IL wAn ~ severely burned In It's
bad before being rescued that u
died yesterday afternoon AZ
o'rloek
The Goodman home caught fire
from the explosion Of lamp and
The occupants asoke 70 find 4 In
flames The clothes on the bed oc
cupisa b. the baby were already In
flames and Mr. knott rescued the
little enc While Mr. Goodman on
aeaxufed Of act the garden hose In
order % thruN water ca the flames
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
SEA WITCH IS
ABANDONED

The erew uf the ahipW rocked
hark Sea Witch. which vas aban.
duuad zoo miles southwest ~ Cape
flHttrrY. has reached Port Town.
send 90 beard the schooner Forest
HusHa
I be Sea Witch took n cargo ~
lumber II Haaiuck and put 20 sea
December 2 Thursday = gale was
encountered which wrecked the old
hhip Thursday uight che lahored
Ia the heavy aeaH The neat day
The eFew pa; up distress signals.
aud The Forrest Home sent 10 the
fsaeHs. The efev numbered Nc
men aud also Capt Anderson =
eife. Who AS making the passage
xIth her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
BAR ASSOCIATION
TO HAVE BANQUET

The quarterly banquet and bust
nsaa meeting - the Seattle Bar as-
ISOLATION vii be held wednesday
evening ia the rooms u the Seattle
Commercial club. There will BE- no
formal array ~ tonsta The banquet
MHI be- informal II e. estimated
that close u 100 members Of the as
Hn.IafInn I'll b. nfannnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS
MEET TOMORROW NIGHT

The next meeting ~ the Amsfi-
can Institute af Electrical Enrl-
ueefa. Seattle branch uIl bs held
famnrfaa night a. O'clock in the
Chamber 81 Commerce rooms Ad-
vance papers or "THuHfarmatiDn 9f
Electric Power into Light ard
New Types 81 Inc Lamps wilI bc
distributed cyrus avery Whippie
0ui read paper on "Eiertnciiy iu
tho United States Navy" ST.
Whinrle has been employed by the
government ia the engineering de-
uatimeut Of the navy yard ut Hrem-
eftan for some time and the paper
viii be of general Interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
80 800 49, = =
ON TIE FRONT
tetsAS 800 - kt

; Steamer aarafoFa arrived AZ Vak
dpz lHHt night from Heatfie
Schooner J. ~ Ciiae arrived a
Ballard this morning from Hedou.
do sho VIII load lumber for Galts
lDuiH ports
Steamer Humboldt Haiio for
sharWay tomorrow morning at 0
o'clock
Steamer Alh ia due 70 arrive
from afaKwaF tonight anH fha
Alaskan D. also due 20 arrive from
Krfchlkuu tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
RAmsEs WENT AsHoRs

Tho steamer RAmaea. Of the Kos
mos line. Capt T. kohlef which
arrived in port this morning. ran
ashore OF Central America and
stayed thefe until extreme high
Tide. when she want off under her
own steam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
KAoA MARU BRINGS
VALUABLE SILK CARGO.

Tho steamer Kaga Aafu arrived
in port thiH morning from the orient
with 200 passengers and a cargo Of
siik valued al S. .000 GOO The Kasa
reports the passing II the bark
Coloma shout 20 miles from where
the ships crew was picked up The
coloma - m half aunken condition
and 90 directly ln The path Of the
Oriental Nhiua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
REeEWGs osrRleA skINs.

Among the various shipments ar
irving on the German ship Hamhsa
today Was a package Of ostrich
skins. consigned O. } A Hunhleker
~ Langley. Wash Tho skins came
from Punta ArAna. GA the Straits
Of Magellan They are used down
there for clothing and 4 IL believed
that Mr. HunKioker IL 10 make
ladies purses Of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
WAY RAY WAS ARRESTED.

An. Brown. private secretary to
Governor Mead. has made the state
ment that Stanley Rays rearreat
Ia New Westminster WAS due 20 the
fact that he had committed q
forgery there while out on parole
Raw was paroled from Walla Walla
and. according to Mr. Brown, was
allowed To go 20 New Westminster
by orders of Governor Mead. to
have some injuries he had received
I'm a mill attended to. Ills second
arrest had nothing 10 do with the
fact that he had left the state line
II was on the information fur
nlahed by Warden kincaid. of the
former place. that Ray will be
taken hack TO Walla Walla TO fin
iah serving his sentence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
CITY COUNCIL TONIGHT.

The principal business 20 come
before the council at lta meeting
this evening Is tho report 81 the cor
pafatIona committee iu favor ~
granting the Seattle Electric come
pauY the franehea asked. except
that on Taylor as. a number Of PEI
tifiaus Tor new Improvements. hH
- ell a. the report IT the street COM
mittae on petitions already before
tho council. viii come az Tor action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
OLYMPIA ~ PORT.

Steamer Olympia. which sainr
day pat back from sea with her
boats smashed aud with four feet
u water In her hold on account ~
being buffeted about Ia the storm
last Thursday. is IN port Her
cargo must be unloaded before the
aalanL Of A.L aamaana are lealnnL-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
This VIII Interest
You

The management Of the German
Savings ngildlnz 4 Loan AHsociA
ton ~ one ~ the most conserxa
tive In Seattle This concern
make their loaus only on Improved
real estate and have 90 office e1
pcnne. no clerk hire and practical
NJ al expenses are eliminated
Could sou invest your money IN \
better plac.7 ChRa 0anef. secre
tary. 40 Bailey building. viii glad
~ explain all details 20 interested
parties s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
OBJECTION To
|NDIC TMENT

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 10 -
when the case % Mayer achmlit
and Abs Hnsf wan called IN ladgs
Dune court this morning. Alter.
nry Ach. for the defendants. made
d motion 70 oct aside The iudicf
meats 90 ~ counts. charging pFe ia
dice on ghs part ~ the Grand iaft,
that the names II certain members
~ the grand jury are not on tie
anaenamsnt roll. that heueY IL sei
ployod BY private parties 20 pfunss
cute the defendants. Nnd that TIE
indictments can not he returned ae
cofiinE % lsw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
laerIpn. v.Isaranh eervIoe. }

NtNNIpBe. Man Dee. 10 The
bis Hlomst Monarch. owned by tho
Northern Navigation company, WAS
wrecked au Lake superior or mo
isle itagale. 80 miles from Port Ar
huf ont fhia mufuinH faHssn-
aefH chung 10 the fiagiBE and for "a
tlae many lives were endangered.
but al we're finally rescued by tugs
II iH feared that some Of the pass
HenHafH and crew who eumbsd ou
the Inland viii die from exposure
A terrific storm Is blowing and the
Hhiu iH total lnus. II was insured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
ASKS PATR0LME EN-
PAY RAISED

Chief Of Police Wappensteln to
day hddfesaed a letter to Mayor
MooIu relating to salaries Of patrol
men. At present there are three
rraata. the first receiving SIS per
mouth. second. $50. aud third. $40.
The chief states I'm his letter that
a. laauy Of the patrolmon are mar.
ried the third grade wages are too
low. He recommends that the third
rradn be done away with or else the
salaries raised above $40. Many OF
The latter grade patrolmen have
ouft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
RAmsEs IN GALE.

The steamer Ramaea arrived
from Hamburg this morning with
600 tons Of general merchandise.
The captain Of the steamer reports
having had good weather through
out the entire trip except last
Thursday. when be passed safely
through the gale on the coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
The Owners OF
laureIhurst

Are giying 10 every one visiting
I.aureihurat for the next few days
an elegant prospectus containing
beautifully colored photographs OF
I.aurelhnrst and ita surroundings.
Every one interested In high class
property should visit Iaurelhurst
within the next few days and pro-
cure one OF those handsome fold.
rrH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

Fer the entertainment 81 It's out
Of town members. the Associated
Arts aud Crafts will hold an ella.
hafate reception on December 49,
Or Hunt. dentist. go Burke
Building Phone. Ind 5g2 Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
evacHA.a gHe NORTHERN.

TwouEh the office n John u8vla
Ia co . syndicate composed ~ l.
81 stern. T.. D. paehuef and saars
Ice GERBER hHa bought ths Hotel
northern property HH tlraf as =
The property D. iz1Rf4a feet tn
proved hy STORY brick build
ms. 600 hut two store rooms ~ which
DO leased io the lt1tei northern com
pauy Tho price paid la said ta BE-
"a. nnn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

After being ordered 70 leave sc
attic on tao occasions. but falling
20 do so. Noili McKinnon waa taken
before Judge Gordon THE morning
and pleaded guilty "a being a saloon
loafcr and vas given a G3-day sen
tcncc on the chain gang
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
CHINESE oRoHEsTRA
APPEARS At MocARTHY'g.

Tonight at accatthya Hae
feature in tnleriaiHment VII ne
sprung on the ppblie a full Pledged
chinese ORCHESTRA thc first cue ever
appearing Zoo seattle. VIII net it's
initial bow bt neCarthY'Niu C new
department. 70 be- known az tie
Oriental room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

GoLnffELn New Dee 70 The
terrible scourEe - black pneumonia.
which broke gai here over a month
ago. shows no signs ~ uhatink. not
outstanding the increasing cold
ness ~ the season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

PAfO ALTO. Cal. Dec. 10
Much storm damage has been done
here. Curry'a furniture store ia
wrecked The roof 81 the Sic
mortal church. Of Stanford unit
vnraiiy. Was blown on.