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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

the circle and friends az a progress.
I've whist party and luncheon AZ her
residences. near York Station fggd
Nenton iin~l. on Tuesday afternoon
from J 70 I ciock. for the benefit
~ the Relief fund Rainier uatwhtH
90 Mount naksr Park cars 10 1gsd
Av >. may b. taken 10 reach the
f'piis1t r~sidsnce
W. c. T. v. Meets.
The King County FEDERATION Of
w g r y. will meet Tussday IN the
\. a. &. a builainK. room aoo. from
n 70 : o'ciock.
Fruit ard Flower Mission.
The Fruit and Flower Mlasiou will
hoiJ liH annual charity shower al
TIE Hptsi Lincoln Tuesday. D~r !
from Z unta s. The work ~ the
mission eo~oissratos with the phyui-
clans IN furnishing aid 60 the sgek
Who ars financially Unable 10 sun
ply their own ue@dm
The public is requested 60 cali
auFiax tho hours neat week and
FixN thssr Donations - the follow.
ine fespectiNs committees
berNptiru committee Mrm "a T..
yeefY chairman. Mrs a l.. Cra3-
snrd hrs p u Trefatben. Mra
ssnasset tsossiabsFW Mrs % n Kit
finger. Mrs g. + cnnrorsa NJ =
Sllrsfutana. Mrm Leo Eehwa sarbsf
ArA Nathan Eekstsln. Mr. p.us
srumn Mrs Para Weed Wtiiis Asgma
WinnrfA Blackwell
Fea booth committee Mrs. wal.
ser fseais chairman Miss DwFtr,t8.
ltafpenpsrE AisH Hsisn Villas. Mics
kuth tehfau. Miss Careltne nmnuv
Niles Margnrst fissrMsif Mas tl.f.
trlide Burwei Mrs. Earl Jar,i.on
Miss raaNab Mise Wlihalfnina
Thummen
Fruits and gsllia. esmrn,t,.aN s,.
" J. t3Hilsr. chairman. Mrn ! IA
1lpapur. Mrs. A. CaEprutsr Mr.. n
~ Tripp, ssra James 9oldsr,ftl,
strs = A Hngsins. Mrs Bella sins
uroeeFies committee Miss nah.,
hona "a. rhsirnt9n NFn Jams. Al.
len. Mrs. sam Brown. Mira 81 N
halnssorth. Mira v aorsanatsrn.
49, James setback Mrs John n
Wrasn,. Miss 3. Livlssston.
Clothing committee rn n
Iiaser, chairman. MrA NJ ~ g,.ss
Ara W. J.. whitney. Mr.
stimmsL Mrs James Rothueii NJ.
claFk W. Spragua. Aflsa Maud Ttsns
Books and magazines Miss slold-
smith, chairman. Mrs. ri = ora
ham. Mrs u X Loose. Mrs e'hsris.
Dsnnt, Miss lnsa Thomson, Mrn' n
y. ballard
Dolls and toy booth-Mr. + A.
Maxwell chairman. Nra v
kirhbaum Mrs. Charles Wills A..
W ~ Lyon. Miss Mabel Thor,n'.
ser. Miss Nan uBrien. Mis- n =
o'nFien. Miss Helen Altmond a.
NJ J Whiiaon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Mrs h ". Rurwoil formally pre-.
scntad her daughters. Miss Margaret
ana Miss Gertrude nurweil 10 her
numerous friends nt n large tea on
Thursday afternoon. in the Burweil
Residence. Itai k Aloha At
The dehutantss made a charming
picture receiving Eraciously by the
side ~ their mother IN tina flower
banked library Their gowns were
OF a soft white fabric, fashioned
after dlreetoire lines. that empha
sliced the slender grace OF the wear
era Thar sunny hair was artistic
ally coiled. In their arms they car
ficd shower bouquets OF white rose
buds. Mrs. hurwell wore beautl-
fui gown Of white crepe do chine
let's
Several hundred guests were re-.
celved during the afternoon Dainty
teif"shmenta were served IN the yoi-
low deohed dining room. with lta
table bearing brass jar 81 chryn-
anthomatns, and cleaning with the
silver resting on the lacy cloth. The
reception rooms and hall were dec
Grated with white flowers and au-
tumn foliage.
AAA8 NAHANH4 NEfMH AiEH.
Sherwood ailicapY. Mrs Edward
Lincoln Smith. Mrs Everett smith.
Mrs. " Logan 0eary. Mrs. philllp
Smith. Mrs Louis n. 0ray, Mrs
William n Lewis, Mrs John rd
ward chiiheFH. Mrs Charles NJ
biack. Mrs Harry Hartman. Mrs
Henry u. Milburn. Mrs Charles =
Wiley, Miss Aimee Hanford. Misc
ella 0illsApY. Miss Ruth Schrnn.
Miss Constance Wilcox. Miss nraln-
srd. Aiaa MarRsFY KittinEer. Mlas
katharine kittlnasr. Misa Kathleen
9a1fney, Miss Charlotte Whittiss@y,
Miss Ruth elisa AliHH Susan uur-
well. Miss Mary Ysasel af chicago.
Miss Vera Rhodes 81 Tacoma aud
little Betty Lewis.
The Misses Burwall have recently
returned from Obsrlin college. Th0Y
have many friends la the eity.
among whom they are much be
loved ana admired
Rsesp,ien Tor Miss Buck.
The Handsome residence OF Mrs
Charles ~ Coeb. AZ tf0s 10 Aloha
st. was she nrene 0f large re-
caption ON "Wednesday afternoon BY
tho hembwrs ~ this Schubert club
IN honor Of Miss Ceriie Buck. ira-
matte soprano aoioias from New
York
over 100 invited guests called
during tbs afternoon
In the receiving line were Alss
Buck III gown n silk striped
Fnousaelin~ aud brocnds Mru WIN
IL Roy Hard. wearing a 'whlte lace
fubs. and the hostess. Mra Goth. la
beautiful blue satin iirsctoirs
costume, trimmed with sold cloth.
and wearing diamond oFnan@ntn
The hallway vas feato0nsd with
autumn foliage. The library aud
parieF were frightened ~ masses u
carnations. while the music room
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Lectures on ThsOsOphy.

Psychic powers 10 not indicate
that their poesessor II more Hpir-
ituai than another who ~ devoid Of
such faculties" said l. \. Cooper, n
lecturer for tho Theosophical so
clety. In lecture entitled. The
Value and Danger Of Psychic Pow
era." delivered IN a hall nj 1928
Fourth av He also stated that one
should study carefully the laws Of
the hidden worlds before pluuging
wildly into psychic phenomena. An
other lecture will be given sunday
earnatiOn"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
SCHOOL ELECTION
- nv PROGRESS

Of the present board. ]. T. McCorkle
and Mrs Bessie F1set.
Tho other issues 10 DO voted upon
are the proposed $500. 900 Issue OF
school bonds and 10 give the board
the necessary authority to sell the
site OF the old Broadway school In
Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
PERSONAL

ARA w. q. Morris and mother are
on q months visit 20 Rot aprlnaa.
~, and Jra Frederick Bentley
iett mis- week for a tour OF Europa.
Ar. Pred Scott sawyer, son Of
MT ana Mrs. George 3 Sawyer. viii
be married 20 Miss Edith spray Of
Chicago. H., IN January.
Mt aud Mira Rudolf gross are on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Braggs -'l'm nothing II not
original ! like 10 be different from
other people"
Naggs Well. that's all right.
Doubtless other people are satisfied
90 have II so"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

French steamer Admiral niry ar
rived THIS morning al Victoria She
aill discharge part cargo - that
point. processing "a Vancouver So
tsy aad to Nanaiun forcoal She
win arrive Ia Seattle Tuesday or
"Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Rev. Ernest V. shaler win preach
both morning end evening at a.
Marks church. The evening servioo
10 20 be one of thanksgiving. Rev
Shaler will also address the Mems
club ut 4 y. m. on social purity A
dinner viii be given this evening
for men. at which Rev Shaler viii
be the guest of honor Monday
evening. Dee. T. Or Liwyd viii de-
liver his third lecture on European
travel NJ y NJ q A hill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Waldorf hotel has added an op.
Grating room for use OF surgeons.
During OFF days II might be useful
for the purpose OF extracting pay
mcnt from delinquent guests.
Arehboid on the witness stand
lives up 10 his "well-deyeloped
sense OF humor."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

John Gilpln, who has Just cele-
brated his sixtieth birthday at
Newport. was the first society re-
porter and originator OF the 80
eiety page In American papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

zHnH sshta Clara arrived dur
= 1'xhs with q cargo and paR-
hpgu Valdez. Cordova and
aih She reports . smooth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
MIXING MATCH AT
NUTH PARK

h8FaTk H. all agog this after
81 ths attempt 81 George
! mill hand IN the employ
ktts mill 20 walk u miles
u te1Fs At 1850 o'clock this
ssH Bisseii had covered seven
q must cover the remain
nss IN three hours ItisAeli
sred $500 with George
~ he can perform the feat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
PURcHAsEs SEATTLE
STEAMSHIP
fsttttbh2monhth ligir r b
10y United pJress.

e WASHINGTON. Dec. g.
q Secretary OF War Wright to-
4 day concluded the purchase of
4 the ships Shawmut and IRE
4 mont, belonging TO the Boston
4 Tow Boat a. Navigation Co.
y The vessels are now at Seat
= tie. and will be used az trans.
4 ports Ia the Panama canal ser.
= vice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

One swallow does not mako a
summer" quoted Ihe moralizer.
mo" reioIncd the demoralizer
but one grasshoppes makes good
many springs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
CLUBS

Club Dance.
The phll0Fnrnian cluh viii awe q
dancing party and social evening
Thursday At Shftstsnasn'm BROAD
Chapter q. .. c. o.
chapter "a. T.. r. O.. Niii meet on
Monday afternoon with Mira A. X
fvFksa. sls iTsh Az y.
6hs~endssss Club.
NFa r. J. Butte mY of tGfT Thtrd
az W. sill entsrtsin srG shaWon-
daass club on Tuesday
Charity Club.
Catholic Ladies' Charity club
nests on "Wednesday with Mrs = y
oisasan and Mrs. George Byrns ~
IL tskh Az n
Uritarfsn Hsersesien Club.
Tbs next meeting 10 the Unitarian
Recreation eiub viii he hal1 In ths
assembly rooms % - Unitarian
church. corner ttoYlsFan Rv, and
owe -, Al . ~. on Monday
Progressive whlst ~ili be- played.
Progressive Thought Club.
The Progressive Thought club viii
hold a ms.tinE on "Wednesday AFT.
ernoan At tAs home 81 Mrs D. r
Ba@iay. age Fsfth Az. ~ Poetry %
Byron its Psychology and Beauty,
will be tbs subject of = paper 70 ha
Fead b Mr. O. q CiYns1n
Lsdy Giks Election.
AZ recent meeting Of the Ladies'
~ the Elias she following members
wwr~ elected 20 osTlce Mrs W. w.
pistwood. prssident. Mrs A. r.
Cook. first Vice president. Mrs.. y
X inxsrsoii. a@cnn1 Vice pr~ssa@ni
and treasurer. Mrs Huslia. Mrs.. Nc
Cord and Mrs stodaaFd Win serve
on the beard u TRUSTEES
orshep.dia sospit.l
The Board u trustees Of tbs
Chlldren's Orthopsdie hospital I'll
meet on Dec. II.
Women % Wooderaft
Palm olrcia. No. 50. and seattIs
circle. No. see. woInau % Wood
craft. VIII give a dancing party on
Dec IS. at Little's hall
Chapter a, p. Z. o.
Chapter A. Z. 4 o.. wili meet on
Queen Anne hiit
Wemsn's Century Club.
The regular meeting ~ the Won
ar century Nfhb VIII De Hrtn AT
the Federated club house on Friday.
Dec II. az 30 .. ~ The program
Is IN charge u fhe Art department.
directed - Mrs Joseph Merchant.
Mira q ~ Savage Will read pa
per on The Christ child IN Art. ="
illustrated with pictures Of The
Nativity"
Music appropriate % tbs Christ
mas season will b. sung BY Mira
J J. Dohsny. Miss Leslie Miller and
Mites Eta Mclsochian.
The Art department. OF tho club
will meet on Monday At 2 .. m. at
SIS Peoples Bank building Mrs.
shoretta and Mrs. 8. y. Barnes will
read papers on Modern American
Portrait and Figure Painting"
Christmas Baxaars.
The annual Christmas bazaar Of
the Trinity Parish church will DO
held Tuesday and Wednesday In
the crypt
The ladies' Of the First Presby-
terrain church win hold a Christmas
sails and dinner on Wednesday In
the Sunday school rooms.
W. n. Corps Benefit
Mrs. Looni Foiiott, retiring preai-
dent OF james A Sexton, WOman'a
Relief Corps. No as. viii entertain
this w. n. q and q. A. n ladies OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

The annual fair Of the Lady Elks
was opened At the lodge room ~
the benevolent and Protective order
" Eiks last evening Tho club
formed b the Lady Elks has. dur
ing the three years Of It's organixa-
ton. done n great amount Of work
for the sake ~ charity. aud the
proceeds ~ this fair win be devot-
81 20 that end. one ~ the features
of the fair are i0o pretty dolls
Creased by Mrs George McCord and
Mrs J. +. noncy. The water color
booth ~ Mrs A NJ. Drumm IL
thing ~ art and beauty. and It,
proceeds viii DO used 20 purchase
shoes aud stockings for poor chill
dren The fair will be continued
this afternoon and evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Steamer Governor sailed this
morning from San Francisco for Sc
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05


We are glad 60 say that our sys-
TEN Of cr0Wnlug teeth has been the
most successful treatment yet de-
viset for those that are too fra1 70
bear uilnR, producing the most
substantial and lasting results that
cen be applied to the mouth. II IL
also the most beautiful. natural and
useful substitute ever made Go take
the place Of an imperfect tooth.
We are glad TO submit FOR the
Inspection Of those not familiar
With the syatem Of browning, the
following description.
Sometimes. because Of the pecu-
Tar condition Of a tooth. Il is unable
70 bear ming satisfactorily, IN
such case resort may be made
70 crown. either entirely Of Uelf
% porcelain faced A gold crown
- made 70 conforms perfectly to the
ing lrnly cementcd prevents furth-
e decay. fraii. crumbling. sen
sitlNe tooth may, hY this SUSTAIN
Be made 20 do excellent service
ana cen be relied upon for pernian-
In the case Of the lncisoru or
front teeth. q crown having a Dor
celain faced tooth. which may be
made 70 match the natural one per-
fectly IN color may be used rats
IL more Desirable because 81 ia an an
pearance. As 60 service the merits
OF the geld and porcelain faced
crowns are equal These crowns
may be fitted with such skill as 10
even deceive their wearers after a
short time.
nRIDGE woRK.
some years ago the dental profss-
sion became quite Interested IN the
invention % r new method for sup
PLYING artificial teeth. which from
their first use. proved 60 be 80
great an Improvement on the old
plate method as 10 demand recogni-
ton. The new invention was called
bridge work" and consists IN place
ing artificial teeth attached without
plate az either end 20 natural
tooth or root The natural tooth Is
capped with gold, and then serves
Tor support 20 the artificial teeth.
which are TO nll the intervening
The system followed Nv Or. GOOD
II the attachment OF gold ana por-
criain faced crowns 10 the roots ~
natural teeth, and tho attachment
OF artihcNl teeth 10 hfldgaa tho
support or which Is az either end
upon those crowns. thus relieving
sary 70 support the artificial s,H-
stttutes OF toeth whose roots are
wholly gone This does away with
ne use OF plates IA a large MAJ
some device was formerly am
pioYed, Every wearer Of q plata
viii readily appreciate what fhie In
Nenton means 70 suffering human
Wy. hy improvements, which nr.
Good has introduced into the prae-
tee of dentistry u 10 nov possibie
10 put Ia a complete upper or lower
set OF artificial teeth without the
use OF plate, providing there ara
thIee roots OF the natural teeth left
tutevt ahu properly distributed The
natural teeth or their roots thus
utilized serve as the abutments and
piers OF an ordinary bridge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

as1ef 81 Hsians left San
~ ibis port today. Sire will
= ~ f'rancinc0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Hundreds OF good brooches to
choose from. VIM r.. Finck. Pio-
neer Jeweler. SIC Second aE. 80"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

snaf Rainier sailed Tor this
- nofnlng from San Fran-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Because we lay stress IA this adj
Neftisement on our crown and brldea
work, We don't want the idea 10
RfgNal, lhat we are specialists IN
this class of dentistry alone "a
perform first -olass crown and bridge
work dentist must needs have az
cepttonal ability Hence 10 foilows
that IN the simpler forms OF dental
work we give our patients results
that are a delightful surprise TO
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

=, snsxnlng telegram vas 10.
- n Gov. Albert r. Mead from
81 Jske Frsnkiin Fort. % New
- ass night. When the SOW
= y washington refused Thurs
!, ,ssht 10 sign the extFadition
-. shich wouid send Elliot A
- aaas C. Archie Carter back
1 - x..asa. n. j.. 70 faee II indies.
!. eAatxlng fnrxerles 20 the ex'
Z = a. eoa. Detective Sergeant
- codfsay. who Is nov In Sc
:. 4 sake Archer back TO the
4, 4 lis alleged crimes. wired
-.srt a Gov. Meads act and
q A. insgfncfions-
I .spawng vas the plan % mats.
- Mead as 20 the merits OF
:, a~ssr eaas that chief Of Po-
!. -. d Newark. y. J. made
~.eal appeal 70 Gov Fort,
Z y sAsse telegram was the re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

1 nn Arcaer ned fFnm Newark.
b 1904. b. eloped with the
b Il BIS best friend. Everett
asz ! stock broker Al that
b kreAsr xaK married and the
- 4 fwo children. Archer
rss ssalrs& a divorce. nor did
D ssany sx&sed wife
sHa his circumstance that
xts,se screeAnA Godfrey hopes
BURR ~ necessary tclegraphic
sR.ezs 10 effect the mans ar.
II
] htasnds 81 Archer who came
ksspat for him Thursday night
sraltas every effort 70 prevent
sniaFn 70 Newark. but Detective
17.asf Godfrey hopes 20 show
= Asad that the mans return
sss isvsez "a a charge of wife
1Drion = nrs subterfuEe 10 col.
~ sidl fsbf. II IL said thar
Hzsf - 20 neans now but his
~ fsrn the Seattle. Tacona
- 1napanY. aud that all talk
y hshnE tsksn back 10 New
, s1forcs the collection OF a
# ~ y Without foundation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

AZ a recent meeting Of the Ladies'
~ the Elias the following members
we're elected 90 office Mrs W "A
ristwood. president Mira A. r.
Cook. first vice president. Mra y
" inxsrsaii aecnn9 Vice president
and treasurer. Mrs nuslia. Mfs Nc
Cord and Mrs stodAard Win serve
on the beard % tru.sses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

- Alias Carter. Who has
= NIX o. 18th av. y. has been
L. lnsp tke employ Of the So
=. rsnna Power company. and
4 sssresseS his intention % re-.
nx h ssaftle
f. accused man Ia under the
nanss IL Detective Sergeant
~ and viii be watched until
4 tssFmlned Whether aiG At
IT N Be made 10 extradste
sma charge 81 uife desertiou,
h a felony IN the state OF
j IaEaar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
FORT WIRES
MEAD HIS
PROTEST
CHS MEAD ARCHER
e FUGITIVE FROM
JUSTICE.
y, Released Yesterday
Nav Be Arrested ON
New Charge.
.,..s*sststst*.

ssseN
.rAare Is no purpose IN :
! :. Archer Nxtraaition ease =
! : & ,sss clvll proceedings he :
guslsive from justice. and a
sA.rfed wlth forgery Of the =
! ss..sss character Tie ieft a
- wlsh another mans wife =
! - effort has been made =
! s...ss hlm until new PRO Z
4, esssnss immunity Cor this q
=. copy Of teiegram re. =
.,,.a hy Gov Albert = Mead q
- rsghs frvm John Franklin =
~ fovecnor Of New Jersey. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Bishop pilwdseh, poor monk
Of Bohemia. erected the first
lightning rod. June Is, 1854
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

The board % trustees % this
children's orthopsdie hospital v-iil
meet on Dec. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
LOCALS MAY WIN
CHAMPIONSHIP

ny defeaiinE the iloqainm five
lasi niEhi. the laCal Y 81 & A.
BASKETBALL team placed themselves
IN line faf ehampionah hip haHora.
The ierain have two more EamHH.
one ~ith Everett and the aesxed
NIth Vancouver II fhry Eth The
Everett match the TEEN vii be
tied Wslh the Csnuess for ilfHt
place. and ~ the local tsuYn afw
playing aandy fast hall u wuHld
Re no surprise if they carried uft
bath the remaining Eanea Asd
showed tbs Vancouver auiutel dian
a. seouud place
Last uiEhts game uHa pretty
much one-sitisd ia the first usif
In the seuond haif ueaulam tssoh
a uew lease ~ hfe and aansxe<E
SIX haskst2 Tie UfaYa tlafsaf
team failsd ~ make = single Essl
siaflag tho nFst hair De Cha~pe
sna tiiil Temple plagra = 30
DID game. The seniors and e.f~ss
cunlA. OF Section u of the CITY
leaEue. played a gDod preliminary
same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
on RINcsIpER.


SAY FRANCISCO. March 10
Sight months ago. STANLEY kstehsl
puellisf. vas considered a fourth.
rate fighter Of such mean ability
iAaf hts name diinN even appear ~
the scrapieFs dopc hook. Eight
months ash he figured the same
flnaaelalls a. be- dld paslllsflsaIif
% bsH the chance OF maktan q
few dollars hy battling joe Thomas
IN Narysvllie. Cal. on the 4th of
last july came hts WAY. he didn't
sleep a wiuk until the articles Of
agreement we're stained. sealed and
DELIVERED
Tosiay this sane keichei fellows
IS enjoying a llttlo vacation n ptes
taFesaae Mexico. dehatinE a
mean p bile. wbetheF be- wiil Invest
his spare coin In a flock Of aaips
H0bAlea. %. HE Jimmy Britt. IN a
stack Of san Franchise fiats In
iazt faar fights he hiss gathered
enouah earFesry Ia pat him ON the
never worrxH side 81 tho lcdgc
Aaa lhe prospects, are that this
aat ret = year-old boy. whn top
Hassl the famous Mike Twin Sut
Ivan Ia a half.round. H. in line fus
mueh moFe fame aud mgch more
coin
ResehsIs first fssht IN san Fran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

Tommy t3ufna says that the uffrr
81 g.. 900. recently made 81 JACK
Iehnnon by the syndicate Of Eng.
llah sporting people 20 fight Turns.
win lose uf draw. b the blsNeai
purse ever put Ia front Of the col
ured man.
Tommy held out for a sixteen.
foot riuE. claiming that johnson.
like jock Oilrleu would run a
hundred miles or Ho Ia the feau
lsilon ring More than that the
canuek told the syndicate thai he
would have 10 have - .0ea. aud
he vas guaranteed that. too.
nufna in letter 10 the sRoftlnE
editor of this paper. dated Ielsfn
as 20. written AZ JaeA Atfas 3
castle says
= have posted 400 pounds "a
neht Johnson la hnEiand. and
Kelly. the matchmaker for the syn
dirato. has also posted the aaiHs
amount with A q. Spalalngl II
ST. Johnson 10 30 anxious "a meet
me. let him come through
These people over heo have
been after nae ever since the half
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
COMMON-LAW
MARRIAGE LEGAL

OLYMPIA. March io-The sI.
preme court has handed down a
decision In which they hold that \
commun.iaw marriage contracted
10 a state which recognizes them as
valid IL valid In the state OF Wash.
inxion The suit VAS that of John
Nelson against Alex Carlson. from
the superior court of KitAap
county. to quiet title to a piece OF
land. Nelson holds the record
title
Carlson brought the suit claim
ing 10 own an undivided one half
Of the property Rs the sole heiE-so
his mother. who married Nelsun
previous 20 the time the properly
VAS secured. Nelson contested On
the grounds that IL was not com.
munity property. as he had never
entered into a regular marriage
ceremony with Mrs Nelson.
The supreme court held that the
property was community propeafy
aud a. such Carlson was entitled
to an undivided one.half.
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TRACK TEAM PROMISES
WELL THIS YEAR

University Of Washington has a
Euoa show 10 capture chief haisora
Ia the intercollegiate championship
nests ,his ysar A good many Of
the odd faoaH are laIsainK. but
there il wealth ~ nea blood
fiom which Coach Cuuniteaf hopes
20 wUFk a Errat number Of point
Haiusrs
Cobrlbear has been working ali
wtntsr with bis nrw recruits aud
viii have them IN good condition
About the most promising young
Hfcr. IN his opinion. II Greene. n
lad Who covered the century In 10
Is IN the intnrscholasfic meet last
year Grccne has a zpleuhisily de.
veiopcd stride for a freshman and
With a little nchooliHE will BE- a
valuable man,
About the beat man In the
hurdles will be Wells. a new stu.
dent from the University Of Colo
rsdo. where be has made some good
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rredfds There are several candl.
dates Tor the tini ber. aud other
roint.winnerS wiii doubtieas be ne.
Fofiated
Washington has about the best
man liz the Northwest Al the GUAR.
ter In CNmpbeli. who has a record
81 50. Howsaan Niil be In Keud
shape. and the enthusiaetie declare
he viii reel off the go In 50 that
this wear.
bowman Il expected also 10 do
some stunis NJ the f-sls vault. as
lr has been clearing the bar at 10
feet inches all winter Monlirn.
Orcgona star vhultsf last year
will probably be out Of the going
this season. as he u declared 10 be
getting too heavy TO risc to the
pole
Campbell. McGiliiCuadx and a
number OF others ATE working out
nightly in the high jump. while
Itabcock. nRntE. ReEer al Grimm
are hnsy al the weights.