The Seattle star., December 06, 1904, Night Edition, Page 2, Image 2

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t'er.tn.a. -I S. htnlta 1 P « man.
N. II Holnar. lliatl. a 11 Ha-t.t*
A. 11 Slaw art. Jam** I* ll.■«_ It.
UNION SAVINGS A TRUST CO.
112 CHERRY STREET.
Brattle agents Dank of Cap* Noma,
Nome, Alaaka.
.^ AMUSEMENT!!
Seattle™*"""
Manager.
THE LEADING THEATER,
Phone*—-Main 44: led. 'i.
tThe Hit of the S-.i-.-i, Pecked
11.iv.--a' People Turned Away!
JAMES NEILL AND COMPANY
IN
"Under Two Flags"
Popular prte-ee — X**'. .t> . Tic.
11a.15.111l IMIIIM-e* S_tur>la«V. .'.'a..
livening r.-i*r> in-n-i iiiu.t to . .!>•!
for l.of.ir.e 7 10 maimer before) li
o'clock noon.
'Third Avenue
m Thornlor
Iluaaell 4k 1 -•■*. Manager*.
j •"Jfothl-ig Too ilood tot Our Patron*"
, ' and Thla la Till. hi:. Tof the
Kind on l-_ir!h.
-—TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK—
Wo--tno».|.iv ami **.itur*l.i v Mattnee*.
I'll iIIIKAT.:..
'BLACK PATTI TROUBADOURS
I Mu.-*. Slaalorotta J..i>.-. i .ml
' 4->-.*n__lKED ArtTtSTS—4B
No Change In Prtcea.
_e"e-it Week.... .... i -n Yin-
Alcaxar fc*r§&.,
Pboo-a ...,u»^t Main MM" Ind. *-*
All V - '«. Matinees Tomorrow and
K.'.ttir.!.->•.
The Great Wm. Gillette War Dream.
Held by the Enemy
Price*. IJc. 19c. Matinee* IS.. 10c.
Pianos for
* Everybody
*f at
•IX 8. JOHNSTON ACO 810 j
STOCK REDUCING SALE OF j
FINE PIANOS AND ORGANS IS
HAILED WITH DELIGHT BY
INTENDING PURCHASERS
Thoroughly Reliable and Fully War
.ranted Neve Upright Piano* From
$200. $.40 and Upward for the
j Regular $300 and $350 Style*, and
.Some a* Lew a* fI3S, etc—New
Organ* From $47 tar the Regular
$70 Instruments, to $57 and \6»
. tor the $1. and $110 Style*— All
Instruments Sold en Easy Pay
ments.
_ Jferer before* | n the history of Se
attle w,a there a larger or bet- as
sorted-Block of lea ling and stead*
ard IM.-no* and Organ* shown by
any use In thl* part of tb* North
western country, embracing a* It
doe* the Jually famous Chickertng
A Hon*, of Beaton, America* oldest
and the world'e best piano: the re
nowned Kimball piano, of Chicago,
and the product of the largest and
beet eejufpped piano, reed and pipe
organ manufacturing establishment
tn the world. Al*o the celebrated
Hobart M. fable, Tease, D. .-' John
ston A Co. and a number of others.
Kvery Insthrument fully warranted
end sold on Its merit*. No mlsrep
reaeantatlon or tricking resotteel to.
Spare will not admit of quoting
price* <m every I net rum-tit, but the
following examples will serve lo
show the Iremeneloue price reac
tion* alt along the line.
New upright planoa with all the
latest i-r.. • tnent* that the av
erage dealer would retail at mam
SISS up. go now at 1131. Standard
makes, new. In handsome oak. ma
tu-g-ny nnd walnut, regular price
MBS ta l". '. now t2OO and 1248, and
the regular 117". u.»tr mm tit going
now at I Mt. New organ* a* quoted
above. He --ii l-l. and organ* at
moat any price on easy terms. Don't
overlor.k thl* opportunity, it mesne
a big saving to you.
D.S.JOHNSTON CO
903 SECOND AVENUE.
'Burke Building.
Holiday
Gifts
The most choice selection In
the a|ty, at a fair merchant's
profits—
PERFUMES
HAND MtRRORS
Til I UCATB MIRRORS
TOII.KT SETS
COMFI AND BRUSH SETS
ALBUM!
In fact, a complete line nf
useful and beautiful Xmas stock.
We Invito an early Inspection.
Stone's Pike St. PUarmacy
Reliable family and Prescrip
tion Druggists.
111 .ME CM TOUR WA.'. I
* 41- PIKE STREET.
Both Phones—Main 833.
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IONt.IV WATION CO
»*_S It*eater* aa« gwSelweri. f*er
mm, rate* .... a** fv.ive.kt* eu-eei
TeleeSene. m. . It B*aflle Wee*,
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NOVEL MEANS
OF ADVERiISING
The Seattle lacrossa . III!, will,
next season, undertake a unique
way nf advertising tbe Canadian
national game. It Is tb* intention
of the club til have one or two quar
ter* uf a mat. li taken on film for
_lß~*toaC_ps machine*, hi. ii will be
all .I III.UII-1 Hill."Ill- all in* I--. ..I
small theaters, which will use them
a* a moving picture attraction
Kvery move of -•*. and every
player nil the 11,1.1 can be *..-. n and
the boy* expect to get big result*
fii'tn thia scheme.
It 1* expected lhat several cham
pionship gam** will lie play her*
next year, and hundred* of feet of
film will be required for each game.
RIDER EELL
t.0.. ANOKI.EH. Dee. _—Jockey
HiUle .brand » mount In the flrat race
at A-..eitt yeaterday. Uachmrtatcr,
(ell abort ly aft- i the ra..-. Itllde
brand waa badly shaken up ami
brulae-d. but It ta thought that hta
Injuries are not at-rlou* ...I mil nut
prevent him from rid IBS again
within a -ae-i-i. or ton days. lla.h
motet' neck was broken, Mary'e
• "...lt_.ii.. with M. l.y n. h up foil over
H.i. tiiii.-l-.ti-f. but neither the Jockey
nor the hiinu- were hurt. Only two
. lai.iutee. were . .-*»fnl Id-milt*
Five furlong*—Porentnnei won,
Vet ate* I jtti..- .... mid. Hovel third.
Time I ->-•-,
Seven furlong*, ne-llina Potrero
t.iauele- wan. lioldvu l.ighl ►•-->> ml.
Namtor third. Time. _:_>.£,
Five furlong*—Hold It.-.' won.
Tramatur aooond. Men lliiy third.
Time. 1..-1.
Mi., and a alxtaenth. eelllng—
Hana Wagner won. Chub second.
Harbor third. Time. 1:47*4.
Mile, aolllng — t'laos won, l.lbcrto
„'e-un.l. Erne third. Time, 1 4_»,
Simeon iiiura.-. foiling Han Col
lin* won. liiitti H.-.i. h -..-. a-n-i. [Villi.
\V.-ttli,l, third. Time. 1:10 H.
WARNER WORKED WONDERS
CONSIDERING THE MATERIAL
Ilird. Martin-*. Dewy. Forgjr. ll»lU<tay Fur«B«n. WUitr, Odrrkuk. ptuk^
Co»««0o. Van Orrou. H.h k»(»ff. e«pt. l.y o «h Glbaoa. CIIfBML CM.
THE rORNEI.I. FOOTIIAI.T. SQIA D.
THINKS HE
IS RIGHT
COMPTROLLER RIPLINGER
SAYS ENTIRE LIGHT BONO
ISSUE WILL BE LEGAL
The i|.|....|..ti as to the legality of
the method by which the $__•>
bond laaue for enlarging the muni-
cipal lighting plant I* to be voted
upon today ha* boon raised. It
i» the opinion of ..-..,..i local attor
neys who have inve*ttgal*<l the mat
ter that even If the laaue I* tarried
at tho electle.n tomorrow the bond*
• .innot be „.i.| because they will
not be voted on In are-crdance with
the- provision* of the <-ity charter. It
Is even (did thut th* !•■ .1 lighting
cornpanle* have shown their fine
hand In the deal.
City Comptroller Rlpllnger, who
superintend* elee tlon matter* fnr the
city and whose duty it Is lo sell the
bonds, asserts that there Is no dan
ger; that he Inveatlguteel the sub
ject thoroughly before coming tea this
conclusion. Up ts supported by C'or
l-.i .'ia.ii Cotmsel * 111 II in and his
.1 ■ii-f.it,tu. who, though they have
given out no formal opinion 'I the
matter, have Informed the council
that the pro* edure Is lawful.
'III* city charter provides that no
tices of election must be posted 20
day* before the vote* are east nn'l
a-l-.e itl-e-.| at least 10 ■ ;,.■.« consec
utively before lhal time. The notice
of election on the proposed lighting
plant bond Issue h. * not been post
ed for 30 .1 >;, '. although the notice
has been advertlaed for more than
the required number of days.
Comptroller Itlpllnger nnd the cor
poration counsel admit that Hits aa
Irregular, but not enough ao to In
validate the bonds. Other attorneys
claim that It leaves at least a chance
for pi i" it.- lighting companlea to
get nut an Injunction preventing the
Issuing of the bonds If they are au
thorised. The city officials, how
ever, claim that „ decision of th*
supreme court In the case of Ihe
stste eg r*l Mullen sgalnst .Dough
erty <l«th Wash. I-ago jgj) amply
protects the city In this regard.
In that case It was held that de
reliction of duty on the part of the
city clerk iii not posting the notice
of election the required SO days did
not Inviilldatt* the election so long
as the knowledge of th* election, as
In thn present case, had become a
matter of general notoriety, had
been discussed In the homos of i lll
xens and a sufficient number of
vc.fe* .*. been cast to show thai the
result Was the expressed will of the
people. ■
It la further pointed out that an
attempt to prevent the special dec*
tlon at whlrh lha qurrth.n of .111
--nrxlng the southern suburbs to the
city was voted upon several months
ago. by Injunction, failed. Thia In-
BASEBALL CHATTER
STORIES ABOUT THE Hit. FIOURE9 ON THE CARPET IN THE
EAST URING LAST SEASON
Mil.* Mn1.1.t...ii. third baseman of
the . Ireland I cam In the .-ail) '•*'**.
wa* a funny little fellow. Semi* of
hi* fielding plays borderrd on the
.... -im ular, but illicit lie a am* to
bat th* calcium waa usually turned
In th* other .tile- tint
One day. however, with the he»_*«
full and •> Iwo-bas* hit needed to
win th* game. HsMM BIBBS to the
emergency. An enthualtt. tic spec
tator, tai Wile-11l Mill. lii.vi a double
meant a lot uf money, sent hint a
i...ti1., nf champagne that night to
the hotel.
Mai.t....n .. i •.-.! the bottle an.l
alarto-1 upatalra, but ntip|w*tt on the
I I.ii-1 atop and tell t» the- bottom.
The t.i,ltl- le.l-e -.11 tlltu men)
fragment*.
"rtorry. Mr. Mnldoon.** rt»merh«Hl
the rlork. aa It- .•me* forward to
holp Mlko 11l 111" feet, "did ' klf
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••Yet. It hurt me." an»_, „,-.
-1.-.111 a* he watrhe.l the-.'_, \V 11,
grape Julio Irtrklo .t-iwu - , ] KB d
"but what I rare most al».nit . «t
the .miy ten !>.(»• hit I've i-.ia.1.. thin
«t' .HI la Wa te.l."
"I am tint aare that b-S-ieball la
any ' tiir-r or any more -„ .-tint..
today than It mi IS i.-am ago,"
-.iii the note) lark who la a fan.
"but I do know the play-re At*
more intelligent.
"One night In Now York, Wrt'or.
Dii.i.. ll.iialitii-. York an.l Dualap
wore loaning agalnat the counter
talking, and finally Dunlap, the
!.- ■ -- ..ni iea.ioii.iiu In the coun
try, «ald to lha others:
" Tome on ter bed. fellers. Ye
know we alt sol '.• hav_ our pic
tlirre l.a-ei, all 11 ■11. -til. -A ' "
Junction waa asked for on Ih*
ground that the election had met
been advertl*-*d the t--, m- I length
of lime, but Judge lletl refused to
grant It.
The Htar has been making a care
ful Investigation of the matter foe
several days an.l ha* secured na.
•m in- c- from some of the beat at
torney* In the city that while there
la ground for ralalng a technical
-;'.- -':..!., there la re,,lly no if., li
r-al i!:ltlger te, the bond* on that
wore. Had not the !-»■ . 1 Hearst
knocker and faithful server of a ear •
I en.iti'ii It,l- te .'I made an attempt
to use a technicality of the law to
frighten voters out of voting for Ihe
lighting plant bond Issue no mention
of lhe matter would be neceaaary.
The Mar now desire* to elate, how
ever, that Ihe re la really no objec
tion In voting favorably on the „..,>.
ter on thla More— that under the
■tale law only IS daya' notice of a
municipal 1.-nl election I* neceasary,
notwithstanding the provision of I ha
charter, which does not apply In
sut h . a*e*. Kven should the bonds
be ele-enieel !-i .lil. ns charged, noth
ing would be gained by not voting
for them.
WANT TO KNOW
The Western Central l-abor
union will mnli. an attempt to as
certain who local iii. r. haul* and
business men belong to, or are In
sympathy with the Cttlxena' Alii
nu..-. At It* last mooting It ap
pointed a committee to clrrulato a
petition among the merchants,
which deprecates the methods of
the allien. A refusal to sign It
will be taken as evidence that the
person or firm Is In sympathy
with thn Citizens' Alliance.
STILL AEIER IT
'111., friends of 11, Stimmcrfleltl, of
tho local clerks' union, are making
an active canvass of local labor
unions and business man for tils en
dorsement for the position of state
Inbor commissioner. They claim
that HtimmcrfloM was Jobbed by
tin- Western Central l.alee.i union,
t.i which he la a delegate, when that
body endorsed H. \V. Harmon for
the position. They assert that
Summerflold has a surer - ban of
securing the plum than has Har
! mon.
Sporting Briefs
CHICAGO, I'-. I Th- Now Or
leans Jockey club, tho now t|„, | ( at
New Orleans, and thn Union Pari
Jnckc-y club, tin- "outlaw" track at
Ht. I.nuia. wore refused recognition
j nt the annual meeting here yester
day by the board of stewards of the
Western Jockey club. All the other
applicants fin racing dates received
. favorable consideration by the stow
|ard..
CHICAGO, Dm, 6.-Jack Hoot
"Two retorts by players lo POP"
Anson's call-downs will always lin
ger In my memory," aal-l an aM
timer at a hot-air circuit meaning
recant ly. "Thry were made dutlng
a Cleveland-Chicago game and
mad* ihe 'old man' grin
'Ku-.l Outdamlth aaa pitching for
I hi. a... and failed to ha. k up an
overthrow to flrat baae, and Anson
yelled: 'Why wasn't you over
there?"
"'Oh, I'd a bin ..in thar ef I'd
been need- ■!.' aald -Uuldy.
"Later In th* gam* Mike X- lly
let a fly hall til right field fa be
cause he didn't obey Anaon'a In
structions 1,, go farther ha. for It
" 'You could hay* gut thai ball If
you'd dune a* I Mi you.' ahouted
Anson.
-••'Hy George, I mad* it till me
glove, anyway,' We*a Mike* reply."
I \
<_ "fJkJule la Hie groatoat player In
i " -oriel aald Jimmy Collin* tho
'****' .-f it.ii "He I- Hie- moat natural
l'V.>r I ever aay. ll* makaa er
rors, but they rome through rare*
| la—llti or over-confldenre. When
be trie* he can get hold of any
I- - a ball, an matt, i how it 1*
f a ball ii.. matt. • ho**
driven at him. high, low, t*»«aiiiig
or at hla ankle*. 11.. playa with aa
much • a-eo and grace as any man
that over played the Kami- And a
bat he Is a wonder— th- lee-eat by far
'In Hi. world. 'I- hunt one style,
but many of ting He ran pt.-k
j them out lightly and place abort
! hits ami then follow with one of
his long-distance wallop* placed ao
that the outflrldrra have lo rltaaa to
the fence In pursuit of th* ball.
Whrn It romoa fight over the plate
I.* J.lie's *wlng la harder than any
one* I hare ever e-en "
waa given th.- .1.- i-ei.aii on a fool
over John Wllle In the fifth round
last ntgl.t The m, were to have
fought 10 rounda. but the foul tac
it. » resorted lo by Wllle 1... g_M Se.
palpable in the fifth round, after be
hail been repeatedly warned, that
iho referee alnppod 'he i nnta-el SB .
gave tbe verdict to ItooL
A Great Sen eat an
There was a big aenaaltnn In t_-e*.
vlllo, tad, when W, ll.'llrown. of
that place, who -*-•* espx-ted to die,
had hi* life aaved by lir. King** New |
I Ma. ia very for Consumption. He
wrllea; "I endured Insufrerabte ag.
onto* from Asthma, but your New
III*, overy gave m* Immediate relief
an-1 soon thereafter effected a com
plete cure." Klmllar euro* of Con
sumption, |'ti.--iiia,.ni.,. In. ii, Mil,
and Urtp are nurnerou*. It » the*
peerle** ....... v for all throat and
lung trouble*. I'r lew- too end 11 on
<;.. ii .tt.t Iby <_. 0. Guy, 1.. . Sea
end avenue and Y**l*r, .liugglsl.
Trial I. tn. * fie*.
We have Improved lee. near
l-.i-.i- Union
To Trade for
Vacant Lots
In Any part of th* city.
m J I
TheThompsonCo
224 Pike Street.
John 3121, L 8676
j_r \r
BLOOD
U le W V U i> ll* worn .lla-
_____ _, «•*• °n earth,
ROISONMI
In th* rn'.utti. ulcer*, falling hair, ban*
paina, c-alarih, and dun'l Rim* It ts
lil.ti.t. Ii tlHi IN Send In Hit.
|lU<|\. N. »"* A.eh HI. Philadelphia.
i-ei.i.. fur nnowNS liu.ou cunt:.
{Ill*, laeta one month. 801 l
n H.-nie. e.nlv at The (luik-r 1.,,,,
Co.. 1011-Ull Ftrat ay*. a 11,,1,, Hloek.
BLOOD POISON
rem minimis TIMS
W» tt»-e m«ilet lira li.-aef |.lea. aal l.e,|aaa* 11 »<!*».* It?
ST**-*.. SeetaSary er teener- Mm* pale**
leriuaiienllr fared. \ ... -1,11 b* tiaateil at
hnme nml*r .11 m- (neratity. Capital •'-Ul.miS.
We, -nil. „ t|.«mo,t oka tin at * ,„_. Wa liar*
cored ihe worm eeeen In II tol-elari. If yen
| have tekea -nerrnry, lodl.t* potaeh and .nil
he»e *.>!•• end peine. Mne'ii* Wte-liee In
Me"I'll, >« I*l 'hieiet. I'm, 1.1-. I'.'|.|a*,|'..im..j
JJpeta I'lrara nn »nr partoflhekoilr. Ilalror
■Ssiiue < falllaa oat. -aril* tor proofs of
mine. 100 peg* llnok Pre*.
COOK REMEDY CO.
im iisiiicTSiru, _-._,._.
111 l SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY. DEC. 6, 1904.
OAKLAND RACES
HAN .'ItANCIOCO. Dm. 0.-There
was a ■ ami ml of lung shuts at
Oakland yesterday, four of them
winning. A favorite m_J a second
clinic* took the eelh, 1 two event*.
At a meeting of Hie I'M'Hl"' Jock
ey i lull yesterday lhe present of
ficer* were re-elected, as follows,
Thomas 11. William*, i halrman; D.
M. ll.un a, vice • huh mail. .il.t'u
A till lew. treasurer; Percy W. Treat
secretary.
I 1.-* for tli. Healtle ami Port
land meeting* will In- aaalgi at
the >»»( meeting, to be he-Id about
a month from now. Keettlta
.'-••-. >-ii furlong*, selling -Vatighati
won, Hark* i.e. ..ml. I.lhblc andld
third. Time, 1 iu'-_
Mile anil a •Ixteenth. nelll —
KRllow Me won. Mountebank sec*
nitd. liii. i-. third. Time- I lv,
I'd. and a half furlong*, selling
i ial In nt l'aae-el.- -„,ii. Head Dance
... ..nt. 11..1. llitKUi third. Time,
1:09 „
futurity course — The Mighty
won, Andrew 11. Cook second. Mis
ty* Pride third Time. 1:11.
Seven furlongs. ha.II lug — 11,.
1.i.-uti laailt »,ell 1.11 la. Wall) **
ond. Hugh i, .aait third. Tiro*.
l.tt-H,
Mile ami an rlghth. selling —
Ilyrun*rdals won. Major Man.it
eta-iind, Klylng Torpedo third.
Time, I'M,
CALLS IT A PIPE DREAM
1,.
W. 1., till.-.nn, formerly of the
Canadian Hank of t_»tnia*rre. of He
sttle, pn.a-.-i through th.- city yes
terdsy from I ta»-ui on hla way 10
Hamilton, Ontario, on a vacation
trip
Mr (llbsnn Is sn aM hockey play
er, and when a_k.*.l about the re
ported trip of th* I law -iin hockey
club to the eaau-rn pail of Canada
and Ihe Cnlted Stale-* appearing In
a tueral morning paper, he gave It as
bla opinion that the i.p.ui waa a.
' huge "pipe" dream.
"There are a couple of hockey
players In Ha-aoti " aald Mr. Hit.
eon. »ho wrote to frlenda In the
east to the rrr*ct that liawaoti
would ban- a team but the north
ern hockey ...til would not com
pare at all with the eastern team*
! In fa 1. I did not hoar una word
of such a trip, and It an. a tour
I waa contemplated 1 believe thai I
would have known of It."
MANICURINO
BUTLER ,_?_*___. BUTLER
BAHOLH 3UC BARBER
SHOP mmmrmm »OP •
SHREWSBURY'S
$12.00 Monthly Will
Buy This Fine Home
While You Live In It Free
r"1 _} -
i'\- _J_ , ■:
In Southeast Seattle
ON THE CARUNE ; ON TUB LAKE.
TAKE CAM ON WABIHNOTON ritKKT to the moat popular
- 1..-..- in «ul-iirb. having over i»t-lir hundtod property owner* an.l
two hundred house* all built tn four month*. Two hundred *. roe
on the gently sloping west shore of lake- Washington, platted Into
large rlty lot*. Come and see for yourself what haa been accom
plished In two weeks. We have sidewalks to the lake, graded
streets, etertrie light*, telephone ami Cedar river Iti water main*
laid, perfect titles, free abatracta and warranty deeds. 1
Only IS minutes' ride. Take Washington street rax to Southeast
Seattle*.
tfTTT ____ Cold
3___l__ Waves
*"!(?■' f fi P T"r '~ II Cause no Inconvenience If you
!j . have a QAS IIKATKII or two
ll . In your home. Fire In an
. "a f t\ f ( \ I ' Instant snd heat '" 11** the
J r f ( V. V - I degree you need.
- \tix=^l=^ A *-*°lS *■»*•''-•>•'*•--■*
y*-0-**> ?^CS^***__j *—- -^ Complete for.s2
---*______Mt_9-*f*_i■_ir.*.''."i,"lK'.'.T__j*' > At our new Sales Roort,
■ mmaramaMMmmmm JJJ fnlnn St.
Seattle Lighting Co.
Bt'NHKT. Exchange IT. IVliKl'i:.. Bat hange 7s.
Dis- Q^. Now
crim* (^_- Smoke
mat- the
ing •**. .7 New
Smok* S^\ Bit
ers w^\ * . Size
For\tell*i_v
Cig**_vrs
America's Best for 5c
The Kont*lla 'Mgai Is a So Cigar In price only. In style an.l
quality It compare* favorably with MOM "lilt" t'iirai*.
Schwab etcher Bros.
»____* Co., Inc.
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WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTERS
PUP MEANT
BUSINESS
CAPT. E. A. SWIFT TOOK NIS
NEW DOQ HUNTING FOR THE
FIBST TlfdE
"Hob." it pointer pup. and the lat -
**t ml.im. .ii to the kennels of Capt.
I. A. Hwirt. of till* city, during 11
recent "try ..It nearly got tils
master Into nerlutt* trouble and at
the Mm., lime endaiig*red hit, own
"hide" 111 lilt Small degree. Captain
Rwlft had taken Ihe dog over on
H ilniiii.li-i- island where he Intend*
ed In give- the pup a chance at the
bird*. Th* dog went sniffing around
among thn boabaa ami finally
"pointed" from th* end of .a log.
following th* gave of the dog Cap
tain Hwlft was stsrtled to see a
hug* bear with a couple of rub* not
20 f**t from where the dog waa
standing.
Moth hear and dog looked at each
other for th* space of about a
minute, when Mi*. Hear decided It
wa* puppy's 1..v.- With a low
growl, auppoardly meant for take
a sneak, pup," mother hear made
for be ting Instead of the usual
exhibition enacted ' ■■/ dogs of tbls
class In regard lo bears, of putting
their tails between their I*gs and
hiking for other part- "Hob" squar
ed away for a fight. Owing to the
thick bushes i -plain Hwlft could
not get a shot al the animal, which
threatened to daatroy bis dog.
A double rharge of bird shot
reused the beat to think the mat
ter over and another one ronvtnred
Mr*. Hear that the other aide of the
Island waa th* Lest anyway, where
at she proreedrd to tear tiff apart*
at a lv mile clip, Captain Hwlft
aay* lh>- last shot fired took the one
remaining aholt tie had. and If the
bear bad been so Inclined, ahe could
hare made things rather warm tin
nalnbrldge Island for one day.
Ton thousand dollars worth of
diamonds I* tha obi-act of private
detective work on the- peart of A.
I ...we. a Vancouver. U. C jeweler,
who l.e-ii.-v.i that a trusted employe
left >ela r-.taleli.-liiii.-ii! with the
gema and la now In thla city. l^ivio
I reported tbe case to UM Vancouver
authorttlea, but the Seattle police
I aay they have not been art t.i work
on the • aaa yet.
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