davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-11
Hans Nielsen Haugen
tanssi.
Jacob B. Bullin mukaan.

1901 hiihtaen poikkl lylhien tuh'u-
rien saapunut Aalin seurakuntaan
pitaakseen kirkon laheisyydessa mar
tauskokouksen. Kun han parast'-
aikaa puhui kokoontuneelle KAN
sale, saapui ministries paikalle ia
aikoi hanet vangita. Kansan kes-
kuudessa syntyi levottomuutta ia
narkastynytta mielta ia plan ympa'
roi joukko vankkoia miehia puhu-
ian. Muuan rotevaruumiinen ia
lonpoika tarttui nimismiesta kasi-
varteen ia pitt pienen puheen:
,,Kaikki iumalattomat saavat 81
nulta ola rauhassa, mutta hanet,
joka varoittaa synnista ia paheista
ia neuvoo tekemaan hyvaa, talbot
sina raastaa vankilaan.'
Kun kansajoukon kaytos kavi
uhkaavaksi, vetaytyi ministries
miehinensa syriaan. Mutta Hauge
nousi tuolille ia lausui lempealla,
kuuluvalla aanella:
,,Kuulkaa ystavat! Me emme saa
tarttua miekkaan puolustaaksemme
itseamme, mutta karsivallisina ia
Jumalaan lu~ottavina odottaa, mita
Han sallii vihollistemme itsellem-
me tekevan. Minun velvollisuutenl
on seurata nimismiesta, koskapa
hanella on esivallan maarays, silla
esivalta on Jumalalta."
Melu muuttui hiljaisuudeksi,
Hauge astui alas tuolilta ia lahti
mukaan Sundeyn administration,
missa han kohta pantiin vankilaan.
Seuraavana paivana virtasi vakea
vankihuoneelle, ystavia toivossa
saada puhutella Haugea, uteliaita
nahdakseen kuulua miesta.
Oil sunnuntaipaiva. Kylan jou-
tilasta vakea oil liikkeella kulut-
taakseen aikaansa. Josiah naa-
puritalossa pitt ola tanssi-iltaman
my0hemmalla, ia sta odotellessaan
kokoontui joukko nimismiehen ia
lolle tehdakseen pilaa vangista.
Kun ministries MAXI ioukon nuor.
ia vakea, tuli han ulos ia huusi pi.
halle:
,,Nyt me saamme taalla plan
tanssit."
Nuoret n~auroivat hanen ympa-
rillaan,
ia Hauge saa soittaa', sanoi
joku.
,,Ei", keskeytti ministries, ,,sits
han Ell kelpaa tekemaan, mutta
tanssia hanen taytyy ia kylan nor.
jim tytt0 olkoon parma"
Kaikki ~nauroivat %aaneensa.
Ministries eli iatkanut enaa, NUT.
ia meni muutaman nuoren miehen
luo ia puhui hanelle iotain puoliaa-
neen. Nuorimies lahti liikkeelle
hymyillen mennessaan, pysahtyi
sitten ia huusi:
.,Kristenk0 soittamaan min.
ko?"
Min - Kristen tame ia hanen
viulunsa!'' vastasi ministries.
,,Siita vasta tuleekin ,,seura',
jatkoi ministries nauraen ia laheni
erasta irtolais n~aista, jolla oil oma
m%aineensa.
,,Sina, Katri, volt menna Hauger
luo", sanoi han tytolle. ,,Sittepa'
han nahdaan, eik0 Hauge ala tans'
sia."
,,Niink0 luulet ministries" kysyi
toto hymyillen.
Ministries kirosi, tarttui tyttoa
kasivarresta ia pyoraytti ympari
,,Hauge on poikamies ia soittaja
tule pois, mennaan yhdessa."
ia min tahiti tytto nimismieher
mukana arestihuoneeseen. ,,Taalla
on eras, ioka haluaa kaantya", HUI
81 ministries samassa kun aukasi
oven ia tyonsi tyton edellaan p0y'
dan luo, missa Hauge istui ia kir'
joitti.
Tytt0 nauroi ivanauruaan ia is
tut Haugen viereen kasvot puoleksi
poispain kaantyneena. Nimismies
poistui huoneesta ia painoi oven
kiinni.
Hauge liikahti vahan ia katsoi
xv,o~aotoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
TO ADD BLOCK TO
CITY BEAUTIFUL

The county commissioner today
approved the plan Of City Council
man Cooley for the vacation OF one
block o. Jefferson st.. between
Third and Fourth ayes, as one
phase OF an elaborate scheme for
the Identification OF the grounds
for the Joint courthouse and city
hall. being constructed at Third
ay. and James 81.
Cooley will present his plan TO
the council. proposing a parkway
up 10 the entrance OF the court.
house and a curved roadway below
Prefontaine square 10 give access
10 the building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
BECKY CHANGES ,
HER MIND ABOUT
EATING IN JAIL

NEW YORK. July 27.--Af,e,
maintaining a hunger strike n,
more than six days. Becky Edelson
quit today and thereby got herself
I'm bad" With the anarchists. She
was arrested more than week
ago for instituting a riot IN Union
square here and sent 10 Black.
well island Immediately she went
on hunger strike
Becky decided today that she
had had enough. and rayerfouglv
deyoured two soft boiled eggs
served by the prison doctor. and
asked for more.
Anarchists were greatly dlsap-
pointed. and accused Becky OF
quitting" They said she had
promised 10 be martyr and starye
herself 10 death, II necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
WITNESS HELD
81 DAYS GIVEN
SIG BY COUNTY

Henry Smith. held In the county
Jail 50 days as witmers against
Magdalina Werner and Frank Pic.
oni. who were acquitted OF the muir.
der OF Henry Werner, was allowed
a fec Of $40 today by Judge Frater
on the basis OF one dollar "A day,
81 witness having been deducted
previously.
Attorney A. q. Cauthorn pc
titioned for fec OF 81 a day for
20 days and was denied Il by the
court
Judge Frater declared that the
law OF the state empowered tho
prosecutor 10 hold witness with
out fee. but that he agreed II was
just that some recompense be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
TODAY'S CUTEST

Editor The Star: When Rus
sell was 7 our town was thrown
Into great excitement over .
murder. Hearing much talk Of
the Jury" the boy Inquired
what II was ! explained the
duty Of the IL men. tried and
true" At the end OF the trial
there was ''huna Jury" Rus
cell heard this on the street, and
rushed home bresthIessiy TO tell
me. "Oh. mamma. they've
turned Foley tthe murderer)
loose and have hung the Jury"
MRS. r. w. MclElLANO.
3f2 &. Goth St. Seattle.
Lots OF time yet 10 send In thu
cute remarks OF children. TIT
cutest received by The Star eacl
day viii get the place OF honor IL
The Star the next day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
CORNER

stalls ios-iit. pkgs. corn flakes. ibc:
sac can asparagus. fbc, l at can pur.
olive oil. Soc cans minced clans. csc.
stall iOs. choice green peppers. l5c NJ
new wax beans. Sc ID. Stall les peanut
huttcr, lac ID. oregon creamery. shc 10
homemade bread, Toe size, Sc. for fsc.
stall 100, fresh ground hone. I lbs. .sc.
stalls i0-s2, Green Lake eggs. ? dez csc
fresh churned butter. lbs G5c; big mug
huttermilk, Sc, Stalls 1874 spring
ciothespins. be doc lbs. loose Muscatel
raiains ihc, deviled ham, Sc can. stalls ;
10 Z. sausage and hamburger, Ice 10
shoulder lamb, Sc; pot roast. Sc to lave,
sweet picked pork. Ice. stall 0. red
snapper. Ice ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
MAN Is STRUCK
BY MAIL AUTO

John Hurei OF Bitter Lake sus.
tanned bruises today when be was
Knocked down by an auto driven
by C. n. Brown. gl5 West Goth, a
mail man. aH Hurel got off a
Green Lake car nj Westlake and
Olive.
Brown was booked on a charge
OF falling 10 stop before passing a
street car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
PUBLIC MARKETS


stall sts. new dry onions. Sc N new
potatoes. 10 lbs. ssc, summer squash. &c
~ green peppers. isc 10 stall 2es rice.
Sc H.. lbs. 26c; 4 ihs navy beans SO
stall ass. apricots. soc basket. sweet seed.
less grapes. Toe h; peach plume aoc
basket stall II. smel;. lhs Use. perch.
lee 10. Stalls fss-1s9. Imported swis.
cheese. ssc ID: fat Alaska herring. 3 for
Toe. stall los. fun cream cheese. soc 10
cream brick cheese. CSC III. Primost. Use
H.; Edam cheese. soc h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
breaches IN
SIGN LANGUAGE

Rev. Traugett Wangener. pastor
Of the Emmanuel Chapel for the
Deaf. Milwaukee. would make hit
with congregations that like a sleep
In church. lie sermonizes In the
sign language.
Yesterday he preached" thus 10
- OF titles deaf nj the Trinity
Lutheran church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27

Stall 81. Toe pkss. rolled oats or
wheat sbc; ibe bottle vinegar, Toe. Stall
Il, best shredded cocoanut. acc 10: 2
plNgs. corn flakes. isc; s5c cans French
peas. zoe stall 1873 Ficisehmann's
Yeast, lie each ace cans baking powder.
zoe. stall 1904. 4sc bottle grape Juice,
SSc. sac bottles Use. zoe cans red salmon.
for acc. Stall 6, hppored herring, Sc
cam bread tins, Toe. stan 6s, home
made veal loaf. s5c lh. imported sar.
dinca. Toe can. Stalls and T. CASTLE
soap. lie 10. cut. 81 syringe, 6ac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27

stalls at-ss. 80 lbs. sugar. 400: s big
cans milk. ace. , cans tomatoes. gae: 10
u. pail pure lard. $50 Stalls II2-fis
fancy bananas. i5c doz.. wntermetous &c
III. fancy peaches. sec basket: seedIess
grapes soc basket; cantaioupes. Sc each II.
New California grapefruit. sc each: new
potatoes lbs loo Stall s. Washington
brick cheese. zoe h.; fancy Wisconsin
brick cheese ssc IL: small cans milk.
isc. imported Roquefort choose. ace 10 !.
fancy sharp New York cheese ace ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27

Sugar. lbs. net weight. sec stalls
tt-ts. choice apricets. 4-baskct crate. Skc.
stalls ss-ts, nice cooking apples lbs
asc; stall >. fancy corned beef. isc ID.
lard compound. los sioo. stalls ss-57'
sharp N. \. full cream cheese. zoe In
Imported swiss cheese. acc H. Stall So
Imported French peas. Ice; extra choice
red salmon. cans ssc. stalls asa
fancy Eastern bacon zoe, fancy breakfast
bacon. s2c Id, stalls ss-ss very best
haltbut, 2 lbs. fsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
JUDGE WILL GO
on VACATION

The stew buns. the check forg.
ers, the fighters. the speeders and
the wives OF lazy husbands will see
no more OF Police Judge John b..
Gordon after August mot for .
month. at beast. for on that date
he will gather his family round him
and steal away on his annual vaca-
ton In the Olympics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
LEGAL NOTICES

~ THE DfFrHcr COURT or THE
UNITED STATES. ron THE WEST
ENs DISTRICT oF WARUfNNTot.
NOHrnEHr DIVISION.
No b11a
m HANKufTTcy
In the Matter - a n Rutherford. Rank
fupf
To the creditors 81 tho above -named
bankrupt and - All other persons In
Interest.
Tahe notice that the hankrup, above
named has rettti6nsd this Court fer
fuii discharge from al debts pfofhbls
nsainsi his estate under tho Acts 81
Congress relating % BANKRUPTCY. and
that hearing ~ hsd upon said reti
sion. before sails District Court, a. The
court room - Said Court. IN the city
- seattle in said District. On the SIN
day - September. 1914 a, 10 e'eiaek
IN tho forenoon. a. which lime ana
place you and each - you nsf appear
and she's cause. n 40 y"u have. shy
the prayer o. the said petitioner should
not 30 granted.
Dated at seattle INT. seth day % July
1914
PRANK Z. CROSBY.
fEsau Clerk
~N~~~-~~~s~~~~-~~-<> ~A~-~@~~~>~-~~~-~>~-~~~4~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
ELECT CARSTENS

The new banking institution. the
German American Mercantile. a
merger Of two old Seattle banks,
has chosen Ernest Carstens az
president The German-American
and the Mercantile National were
the two banks making the union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27

Thomas Cathcart. a sailor. saw
some other fellows tapping a barrel
OF wine on the water front and did
likewise to the extent OF about .
gallon. Judge Gordon today In po-
lice tourt handed him 3o-day sem
tence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27

OLYMPIA. July 27.-Mrs. Maude
c. whitlock. Tacoma. has been APP
pointed by Gov. Lister TO the state
board OF examiners in optometry.
to succeed w. II. Appleton, term
expired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27

TACOMA. July 27.--Police and
customs officers ra!ded the restau-
rant OF Don Sing. Chinese, Satur-
day night and discovered ~ half
pound tins of opium valued at ts2
each. They believe he ls an agent
Of the smuggling ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27

GILL is ToAsrMAsTER

Mayor Gill was POSTMASTER al
the banquet Of the Seattle and Van.
couver. u. c.. Bar Associations Sat.
urday night at the Seattle Athletic
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
They LET HIM GO

W. L. Mendenhali. charged with
begging. was released from custody
today after he told Police Judge
Gordon that he had done the beg
ging At the home OF County Com
missioner L.afe Hamilton X
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
TO BUILD WHARF

a building permit has been Is
sued to the port OF Seattle for the
construction of $4,000 wharf and
transit she'd at 3225 Whatcom av..
on the East waterway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS

- WE SELL GOop
We ~. SASH AND Doors
We make them ourselves sne
feRI know thst they are 80 seed
lk@AM1 a. can be made Quantity
- Production ~ Quality
ll&H Doors 10 our motto cuick
H. shipment from large stock
ltEZIV SIX panel DOES rs ass ttfe
Craftsman doors sss 81 80
t[awA Front doors - diffef~at
styles up from .s.s. - 90
Fancy front doors tsfs w
-, s-liEhf barn sash ser ~ tfe
f1-itwht shadows ..,a TIE NJ
punEaiaw easement sash. 10
designs a. stses see W
sash frames with siii. D. eee
Inside window trim. IN sstA
10 pieces no waste. sac
\ Cupboard doors a specially.
screen doors and windows
our own make. standard
sisss In stock We sell any
hodvt ship anywhere Ash
Tor cafaieg -
O. " WILLIAMS CO
SASH AND DOORS
fssg First Az q Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
n Female HELP WANTED

Ia Female HELP WANTED
wantsd-.oirl or woman Tor partner In
confectionery iiof Fourth av.
Wanted SO wemen and nlrisi steady
work good pay. Apply 100 washing
s>s~S~S~~~~o~~~S>~~~>~~~~
is FEMALE SITUATIONS
MUST HAVE woRk
Man aud vito wish small ranch ~ camp
60 cook for willing 90 take anythins
I.eaT. star
Reliable Woman wants work hy day ~
half dsy. Phone BEACON isos, Heters
encer.
Eastern lady. With 10 years experience In
hotel and restaurants. good appearance
| aud best references. wishes position
| Phone go ssat, Art 70.
i.ady would care Tor baby o. small ohiid.
Phone sidney iss
lio MALE HELP WANTED
NATIONAL nAHhER ,oLLEUK
Wants men and womsn TO learn the bar
Dor srad,, wages paid while learning
Cali or writ.
Hish osnds schee, /. WASHINGTON 81
SAVE MONEY at the nargsin store. ssg
Occidental. ccfneF Main Handles new
and second hand ciathins tools guns.
trunks ieweiry. Alaska outnts nrins
al ard set 10 per cent discount
Men with raten,ahis IDEAS wri,s HAN,
doiph a CO. raisa, solicitors washing
ten " g
PLAY rooL AT .is rtkr ar
MoLnN nARhER coLLEuE
Wants men and women 60 learn barber
rsds Wages paid while lssrninH
80 Occidental Az s-s,,ie
WHY DO tuNnotisr-ftLLy sELL sss
mems suit. for fisf nsc.a.. ,hey sell
them upstairs. second floor Joshua
Irsen uids
Mi0H GRADE nLrr sERdE sVira
ttTte 0crfl IN Trnri.. Nsn'. Upstairs
sust ahep second floor Trader. nidxs
setN rhirt Az
Wanted Two men learn auto and truck
dsiyins ard r~rsifins zee Youth.
So - WOW .ssN< ir,i w rtNe
coi.Lfc'.io Ns-sss LYos nutLDiNo
siie,t sio
LENRN orGnArtNa MOVING nc.
turs machine. earn rre weekly OF.
tee iet c~fsr - - ~ 'ns IN
Save on your eating tlii Try the Iuritan
Cafeteria second feer. tea rin~
e>,s, !, = ~. -. 80, ~
% PERSONALS
Charley smith. Il or a. years 81 ass.
hetsht q. In. ~eieht IT'S pounds
light curly hatf5 last heard - In
Washington. Ills sister wants him %
know that Mrs D. ! smith - Stsuhen.
~, - not expected 10 i've M. Joe
wonder Miil~r. Fast puhuqas ~
The dignity " profession prohibits me
| from induiminr IN sttup~rasive advsr.
usins Registered IN state % washing.
top over 10 years The Alaska THROWN.
pf. }. nrcwr. az ftr,t sy.. az cherry.
A respectable. sFnisbi. lady. sxs ~. o..
| strss resp~ctahi. man a. partner for
| Lodging house busiasss. object ratft.
rnony. j.efr. star
Ladies ssnfsrson-s Cotton Rect piiis
SAFE and sure cure for delayed periods
Price ~ Money rsfans~a 10 " rait.
For sale al Raymond Remedy Co. stTa
Mat, respectable woman % 81 Y~ars
wishes 20 meet honorshis uerkirssaan
% suitable age. object msirimeur.
s.res star
| Ladies' free corr~.pondence ontY
Mabel Hsnd. iisf ftfh as,. Seattle.
l wash,
| Dr. Knthryn Harrison. sef kisth wou.
ea's pelvic disorders r~sdtas,~f4 Oh.
st-srieisn. Elicit sftst
Bertha Nelson. trace medium. r.sfiaEs
daily. circles Mens.r. Tuesday Friday
. IN. Sh~rrrsn Hotst First ard
1 - =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
The MetropoIIfsn.


Patrons OF the Metropolitan vel.
coined Miss Alice Fleming. the new
leading woman. In her appearance
yesterday In Tho Man Inside" in
which her capable ard charming
work easily made her q place IN
the hearts OF Seattle theatcr-goers
A Anne. the daughter OF Red
Mike. the forger. in the gripping
Molineaux criminal drama. she 10
placed 90 4 severe test and rises
in dominant fashion to the climax
in which she outwits officers OF the
law and saves her father from q
life sentence.
The play is a picture OF the un-
der life and gives great opportun-
ity for varied range OF emotional
actirg. The Metropolitan players
appear in the different characters
with realism that makes the
new play OF the week a gratifying
success.
The Empress.
Ad Hoyt's Minstrel Jubilee Is the
star festure of the last show nj the
Empress under the present man
agemeDt. A fairly good midsum-
mer program IL on for vaudeville
fans. Next week Marcus Lowe will
take charge OF the house and de-
velop a new policy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LgAvE Prom cor.wAS
DOCK. poor or MARION srRKEr
L..,. Arriss
seattle seeitls
Tseesas Direcs.
r,seans sse@mss. Tacoma srd steam
. essfs tndi@a paIis for Tale Scam
n eesHn rsFna direct. Ntssmsri ~ fepT
I eeprn every tyre hours. use ffseprn
= espus sinri. tsip. see round sfepu
ssoprn trip On ice a m. s.epin
fiesprn and ses , m trips seprr
s,itpm esrnset q, TacornA'is fepH
daily 18th steamer foresiiy
olympia. On go .
IN trip nth steamer
lfor ahsi,en- except
Sunday
TI,ssn' s:..... i,...... tor ;IsSs
salty iyieteria. n c. a. esfly
.ytesssia. n. ce-rers rewsssad-r.sf
Asssis~-
lean ~s~~rn~r sei Dee for ssersn
fsnF rrft ro-nssnf Port daily
tsnw~lss srs vir'e-fa
IN g Arrives vir'osfs
ii.ts rocn. rs'urns
ipenxsn.ss Pert VIII.
fiisfns ara Port.
r.-ns.na c~ns .,
iro~s Williams and
fpuagssess On vest
s~asa vtp cut OF
isssssia ssadsy
lissss . N sefy
isDo~s not call asi
lvf~scsfa sundsya
fswssssA-Nfnlssu
p~~s Anseses
SIsssm'S4ss.e~ essss fcS' : tspm
II salty rvwnesnd. wrisama daily
tDuassases and Angs-lssrsp'
hsa pess no, cell 81 eund-rs
psnssses. wiii'.ms'on sun
surn srtp. sp~~isisrrfvss
w~~A ed v~ses eelnark
s~s~rdsys ssd svs-li e'ee Pm
A-vs
Part Tc~r.~sd rirest.
ffsrfn ,e.mer sssss serlis searss
; safyy Pert Townsend ti-idsiiT
@srspt rect Returning leaves except
sstursy Townsend is;ee p m. suntsT
80. go xsns end
sf.r fs~r.spd--A.scsrsss
B>ItipGhsa.
sssrn I8ssssn~v Whasecsa. Sessra
asiy for ror Tewnserd.
except Anseortss srd Bell
Sunday bingham.
Ks~r-tt--xAmesds
= eoars s'~~meV City ~ II fep'r
" mon gser~st. rdmonds- s,ep'r
sapu, Everett only con rfepsn
daily Sundays only isavesfaiiy
Seattle 1sse q m. in-f
stead ~ Toe . m.
other trips same AZ
week fsvs Return
Ing steamer leaves
Everett, AZ SIS a
i'm. ala. f:is p m.
Everett B~iiin . am Assceriss-
Pert Townsend.
is -eopmIa. Z. skulshas. fevI sNoyr'
daily Everett. Anscortesldaiiy
and Nottingham.
Calls vt Port Town.
send south bound on
w
san Jasn Islands B~iiiprhsr.
1890 str. Ra.aiie Tor Port seesf-
milan n, Townsend and pei-lTuesd's
/. sunday iinsham. vita all ssniThurs'y
russdsy fruan Island point. iaatur'y
rhursylp~,urns to Seattle
from Nottingham via
tAnarcrtes
r.-...nd pa,, Ar..I..-N..h
~. 80 W.x Pete
-
ifoo en"ss seopnn
uidn NJ hsm TOT fprt Town Inesd
sunday senn fort NnFelcs hurs
/ rhursy ports
Pert Townsend, Port Anseles-cres-
cent sso way rorss.
1900 Star. Waiai~>ie. for tiooprn
midn'h, Port Townsend. Port Monday
$500. n, r,,.p.r -.wirr-,s"
r.,s.v inor,.
100, -,
Fsvt bte-Luoi0w-ptsetev
s;oopm kteesner Puget. sorIis moor
daily livingston. Gamble daily
sucept Ludlow ssERi n isreert
aatur,y lFiastsr. Townsend SUNDAY
land Irondals Calls
Al Hadloek on Tuss-
day and Friday trina
Steamer ,eav.s ses,,i.l
Al ssoo n m on sun
DAYS
hinkssen--a enssh,c-Lnd'ow.
SPECIAL RATES
fsc--round trip TO
Kingston ssc.
SATURDAYS Only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

Alphabetically Arranged fer the con
Venienoe % our nusy Reader.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-27
ATT KENT

s acres Joining the town An elegant 10
cation. Would make fine home or
chicken ranch. Price $4,000. Might
cnvider some rood Seattle property In.
Quire s7s Liberty nidg
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Piles Cured in 6 to IA Days
Druggists refund money II PAZO Ointrsu,
falls 10 cure Itching. blind. bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles. Relief nrst application. ooc.
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CAT FIGHTS HAWK;
SAVES KITTENS

rLINGSGROVE, Pa, Dec. %.
This is a story OF a furious
fight on the farm of Charles For
roster. in which a big maltese cat
put to flight a big hawk and
saved her kittens from being de-
youred by the bird OF prey.
Taking her brood from a man
ger to the barnyard for a sum
bath, the old cat stayed with them
to protect them. A hawk swoor-
ed down on the little family ana
seized kitten. Like a flash the
mother cat was on the back of
the hawk. Then q royal battle be-
gan. Feathers flew and they
fought hard. Finally the hawk
tore loose and disappeared in the
air, The kittens were counted
and ii was found that the mother
eat had won the battle.
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Wholesale
Quotations
Corrected Dec. ALL

Il Corrected Dec. zl.D
i LivestocT-cown, 5 % &C; calves
- % &c; hogs &c; sheep 40 &c;
lambs. 506c.
"a Butter and Eggs--Rancn but
Ger. 30@32c; strictly fresh ranch
eggs. $4,000.
& Poultry Hens, 11@12c.
bucks. 10 q 12c: sIuabs, 81; rab-
Dts, 8@10c; turgeys, 1Sc;
Jobbing Quotations.
e The following prices are fur
hished the Times daily by leading
Firms engaged in the various
|provisions, etc. These prices are
paid by the retailers to the CON-
Emission men:
Cheese-wash.. 10000; TIL
iamook, tic.
q Eggs-Fresh ranch, 40@41c.
& Butter--Washirgton creamery.
52@ SAC; Oregon. 32c; East
ern, 32c.
Fresh Meats - steer. 100
12kc. cows. INC; heifers.
12c; hogs. trimmed sides. 13c;
heavy veal, 10@12c; ewes.
SIC; mutton, wethers 11Mc;
lamb, 100 lac.
Professionalism apples. 90c@
$1.15; native, 75c@1. Bananas,
aye lib. Japanese oranges, box,
T5c. Naval oranges, $2.50@2.75.
Lemons, $3.50 @5.b0. Gran
berries, Jersey Bell, $3.50 a 8;
Homestead, $3.50. Grape fruit.
$1,000 box. Persimmons 10c Id,
Pomegranates. 81 box. Spanish
Malaga grapes, $3.50 key.
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|PLAYMATES Save
SKATERS LIFE

BAKER, Ore, Dec. 22.-Little
Eddie Perkins, IL years of age,
owes his life to his plucky COM
RACES in a shiny game. the
youngster was skating on Powder
river yesterday, playing shiny,
when, in chasing the puck, he
went too near an airhole and fell
into the swift stream. The water
came up to his neck as he
chung to the slippery fee on the
edge of the hole, while his COM
ranions formed human chain"
and dragged him from the icy
river.
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UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS READY TO
CRUMBLE, SAYS PROF. MEANY

Professor Edmond 5. Meany Of
the University of Washington.
speaking before large gathering
of Tacoma business men and state
legislators here yesterday outlin-
ed the condition of buildings at
the university and put In a plea
that the state in some manner. by
bonding or otherwise, raise
enough money the coming years
to build at least one women's and
one recitation building to replace
those bequeathed by the A.-Y.-P.
exposition, which, he said. were
crumbling and unsafe for classes.
THE university" he said, lis