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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1904
Page
2
A garbled mosaic of quirky clippings from multiple papers notes jokes, holiday lore, and local oddities. Phrases reference Col Watterson in Europe. One piece mentions a St Paul girl dislocating her jaw laughing at a story and a teacher substitute Love Darsey.
Devilfish Dan Jr Dan Chun reappears amid renewed trouble as the younger DanHoward faces a downslide in behavior and public attention. The brief notes his ongoing focus on personal misconduct and local concern.
A local ad extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick remedy for burns cuts sores piles and other injuries seen daily after horse incidents. It claims soothing relief and advertises five cent price at G R Guy’s store on Second Avenue and Yesier.
The Vancouver hearing on the Dunsmuir will appeal ended yesterday after the plaintiff scored a strong point. It centers on whether a witness to Alexander Dynamuirs signatures knew the document was a will, which under California law could void the will. The appeal resumes at the next full court with further evidence sought.
Prosecuting Attorney Scott overruled a deputy and sided with the county commissioners and Times Printing in dispute over how delinquent tax data should be printed. The Times prints lists at ten cents per description, while Scott urged curtailment and modification as the only legal method.
The national banks report total circulation at 460,679,075 dollars as of November 30, 1904, up 39,572,096 for the year and 3,397,575 for the month. Bond-secured circulation stands at 427,947,505 with yearly gain of 44,929,021 and monthly gain of 3,416,924. Lawful-money secured circulation is 32,751,570, down 6,556,926 for the year and 19,249 for the month. Bonds on deposit to secure circulating notes total 431,075,840 and 114,275,650 to secure public deposits. James F. MacQouran, arrested on forgery charges under the alias Mare, was found only at the College of Our Lady of Lourdes in South Seattle and was not a member of the order.
A listing describes suits priced up to 30.00 with sale prices at 14.50. Items include gray striped mannish suits with long coats and belted kilts, blue green shepherd check mannish cloth, brown striped tweed Norfolk sets, Black cheviot blouse styles, and pepper and salt tweed ensembles with braid trim.
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