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but when it comes to being there with

but when it comes to being there with
the Gray Matter you have got all of us
Old People left at the Post. When stand
In the Deep Shadow of these Sixteen
story Intellects, l feel like a discarded
Deuce. You ought to be proud Of the Fact
that you have more knowledge than the
School Board and all of your Relatives
put together. I happen to know that
when the President of the Board wants
TO find out the Interest on $l75 for one
Year and Nine Months at Six Per Cent.
he wears out Pencil or two and gets
all Balled Up and finally has to go over
to the First National Bank and have the
Man work It out for him. have told
myself at times that / am a fairly Hot
Potato, but II any one asks me to define
Algebra, couldn't make a Sound. III
tell you a rusty old Wheel-Horse hasn't
got the Nerve 70 try and show any Speed
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ing. When the Trustee looked 1t over he
said there couldn't be any possible Kick
on sUch Advice, because 1t had been used
on Thousands of Children and never
seemed to affect them one way or an
Dtner. So he put it in his Pocket.
On Commencement Day he went up to
the High School with the other Members
of the Board and a large Flock of Female
Relatives and Friends of the Class OF
'0l. He wore a Black Suit that was
meant for a Polar Expedition. 1t was a
hot, sticky Day, and they put him over
by Window so that the Sun caught him
in the Back. A Proud Mother on each
side of him held him as in Wise. In a
little while he felt that he was Done
on one Side, but he couldn't turn over.
He had to sit there and Sizzle and watch
the Proceedings until he was Google
Eyed and had the Vertigo 1t seemed to
him that the Exercises were very Yellow.
Two scared little Girls with gas-pipe Un-
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toilsome Mountain Side and go into the
waiting Harvest Field, all at the same
time.
The Boss was no Chauncey Depew.
Oratory was not his Long Suit He was
better on Stil Hunt than on the
stump He did his most effective Work
with a Dark Lantern and a pair of Go
loshes. Fortunately he had a talented
Stenographsr and he told her TO draw
up TO her Machine and beat out about 800
Words OF South Wind She wrote the Gus
tomary Josh-the kind that has been
passed out TO Graduating Glasses since
the Year /. She said they were standing
on LIES Threshold, getting ready TO put
Rosem on their Hands and do the Lad
der ACT. All those who had been Studious
and had loved Teacher and got 80 In Bot
any were dead sure to be Useful and
Respected citizens n they continued to
be Honest and Industrious and Perseyer-
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Woodstock, Ala
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-12
The Way Hero Tales Grow.
From the New York Evening Post

From INC New YORK Evening Post
Washington. April SO.-A good inustra-
tion Of the way hero tales grow, even in
this modern age of the world is afforded
by an account OF Funstons exploits in a
recent number of a popular magazine
one of the achievements to his credit is
described as follows: HE took part in
the expedition 10 the Death valley in Cal
ifornia in 1891. His party spent a con-
siderable time in that fiery sink, suffering
terribly. or all the members OF the ex-
petition, Funston is the only one now
living who is still sane"
Some Of the other members now living
and we'll known In Washington, are DIT. C.
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MOZLEY's LEMON ELIXIR.
Regulates the Liver, stomach, Bow
els and Kidneys.

For biliousness, constipation and ma
laria.
For Indigestion sick and nervous head
ache.
For sleeplessness, nervousness, heart
failure and nervous prostration.
For fever. chills, debility and kidney
diseases take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough organic
regulation. take Lemon Elixir.
Soc and 81 bottles at druggists.
Prepared only by DR.. ii. Motley, At
lanta, Ga.
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MOzLEY's LEMON ELIXIR

Cured my husband, who was afflicted for
years with large ulcers on his leg, and
was cured after using two bottles, and
cured friend whom the doctors had Civ
en- up 90 die. who had suffered for years
with indigestion and nervous prostration.
Mrs. L. A. Beville,
Woodstock Ala
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GRATITUDE.

DR.. H. Mozley-Dear Sir: Since using
your Lemon Elixir have never had an
other attack of those fearful sick head
aches, and thank God that have at last
found a medicine that will cure those aw-
full spells. Mrs. Eta w. Jones,
Parkersburg, w. Va.
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MozLEY,s LEMON EI.IzIR

suffered with indigestion and dysen-
terry for two long years heard of Lemon
Elixir; got It; taken seven bottles and am
now a well man. Harry Adams,
No. 1874 First avenue. Birmingham, Ala.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-12

For nervous and sick headaches. indi-
gestion, biliousness and constipation (of
which I have been a great sufferer)
have never found a medicine that would
give such pleasant, prompt and perma-
nent relief as DR.. II. Mozleys Lemon
Elixir.
l. p Sawtell Gridin. Ca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09

the adiutant l did not know OF II.
The reason that both should laaye
town on the same train il yet an.
explained. France talegraphed his
wife from spokane once since hs
left and asked her to meet him in
Portland We sent her 70 Port.
land friday night. but sines then
have not heard from her
Mrs. Tough. wife OF Treasurer X.
g. Tough, said today that tnoy wsr.
In hopes OF recovering the money.
IL not. proceedings would b. lnstt.
tufed TO cause hls arrest and prna.
ecution.
a. many runorH have been In
circulation In regard 10 the al.
senca OF Ad1t A. w. Fraxaa. tha
officer In charge OF the Salvation
Army work AZ No corps. we deem
y rlght TO say that th~ aafntant
suddenly and wiA4hwt the consent
o. his superior o.-.fefs left the city.
~ soon as we can find out lust Ia
what shape everything f. we WI.
issue statement 70 the public
gislng all the facts. az we consider
those that contrihute TO our wors
nave 4 right 70 knos all about Il.
seigsAn. MAJOR AS. II. AAfCS
Treasurer G. r.. L0uGH
GEORGE WICKsON. Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09
EIGHT men
INDICTED
Work Of Federal Grand Jury
at Its Session Today

Tho federal grand Jury this
morning returned eight Inalcf.
fnente. the most important Of which
IL against Donald Mcnerrncher
charging him with emberxsafnent OF
$500 from the Seattle National
bank. while teller OF that inatitu.
ton.
This other indictments we're an
follows.
f. @. Conradi. master OF tho
steamship Centennial. failure 70
post certificate Of his >hcensc in
the vessel
George A. SANFORD. Of whatcom,
selling liquor 10 m Indian.
Masataro YanAiaya. importing
Japanese women for immoral pur.
poses.
Frank Crawford. unlawfully de.
handing and receiving fee OF one
dollar from a seaman for provid.
Ing him with employment.
Ming Ying and Wong shun Hun.
perjury In swearing themselves 10
be natives OF this country. at n ju.
dicial hearing.
John kosikar. smuggling four
head OF cattle In from British Co.
lumhla.
The grand jury also filed It's final
report and was discharged. IL
found thirteen indictments and *
nored eight
Judge Hanford and Jury are
still hearing testimony In the Fort
Warden condemnation case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09
A POOR WHITE SLAVE
HERE IN SEATTLE
TELLS PITIFUL STORY
Two Young Women lured From Honest Homes BY Villain
They Support Him and His Family With Money Earned
IN Shameful LivIng--He Is Now In the City Jail

A terrible tale Of the under world
came TO light ai police headquarters
this morning. Charles Leonard. the
alleged villain. lies In a cell al tho
city jail. Ills ~ife IL free. one OF
hts victims Is held at police head.
quarters as witness. The other Ia
In sick bed on Fourth avenue. The
facts OF the matter as told 10 CHIEF
OF Police Sullivan make a story hard
20 believe. Charles Leonard. who
lives at 1908 Fourth avenue. il nc
cuHed OF having lived and supported
his family for more than a year from
the earnings Of two young women he
brought to n life Of shame. These
two-not more than 20 years old
either OF them-teli clear. STRAIGHT
forward story and the police believe
them.
Edna white. one OF the young
girls. told her sad experience 10 ire
police and q Star reporter this morn
Ing. She In handsome Young
woman, well educated and with an
air OF culture that shows unmistak-
ably the result OF good breeding.
Knocked hef Down
The latest outrage inflicted upon
her by Leonard was a blow that
Knocked her down and a threat thar
he would dlsh, cure her for life.
n little over a year ago" said
Edna White, II was n pure married
woman living with my husband In
San Francisco. We had a trifilng
Misunderstanding and while / was IN
n broodlnR mood Leonard came To
me with an offer to make some
money. just then | was visiting
with Mrs. O. HesFe q woman who
was separated from her husband by
Leonnrd'a wiles. Tnls fact / did not
know until afterwards
The oihsr CIR
Another young married woman.
Grace Lobe. who IL now sick at his
house on Fourth avenue. was lurcd
into the same snare a. myself.
Leonard said he had a business en-
tublishmnt IN Honolulu ana wanted
two lady clerks. He told me, as my
difference with my husband was not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09
SENATE WILL NOW TAKE
UP the ISTHMIAN TREATY

WASHINGTON. Dee. o.--TAs baai.
ness In thu senate for the sntiFe week
viii probably bs cenaued almost exrins.
:yciy % thu consideration Of the sIay.
fNnncefefs treaty IL 10 expect ted khat
executive session will he held every day
untii yhe treaty II disposed of for good
ard sill.
TIE nret xp~eeh an fAe<xlhyset will be
delivered huuorr1w hy%6mnHknr Lodge
wh0 n expected to deaf wlth Il ia IA
exhaustive manner. several speeches
arr Announced BY prominent raershsfA ~
the senate, - that II will probably not
sosne e. eiosa until the latter psrt Of
the week
Tho Aouse az iis last .sssiaa sajonrn.
ed until tomorrow Whistler ans lexfa.
lattice viii Be discussed Ia that hafr lhls
He<x depends entirely On the eomrnlttse
On WAYS and ueaa& Shos1ld II hs ready
70 report the OH fof tarlr 90 Fo,fs
ccf9inx from the Philippines The bedy
sill immsdlstsly hecosne active.
10 II possible that the committee on
appropriations viii report 4 penslnn a..
qfopfl&fion ball. In which ess< Il Vii. *
passed thls week. II u very pruf.a 40.
0winx 20 the vast work before shn dlrrrs
eat csmmittrmA thar the huuss will AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09

ELECTED
School Board Reorganizes
for the Coming Year

w. G. Hnghss was unanimously eject
cd president Of the beard IL Er4ool 81,
rerforH last Saturday ayanlng. when the
board was reoFgnnixed. Dg "a. v. Cal.
lyman Hanks was reelected secretary
The standing cgmmittees. announced
BY President Hughes for the ensuing
year. are ns folipsss Auditing. CAB
hoig, Denny and rattaFBonf purchasing.
s,sa is's ~sss Coz ds sss ss 1esss ss
Cos nnanes. csii.bfpl Hughes and Den,
" buildings aud xeeuhds. Patterson.
HnEhes snd DENNY teachers and sala'
riss ccs. iiughss and Calhoun.
New Bond Issue
The eeauiy Treasurer was authorized
% advertise for lids Tor the new bond
Issue ~ f1sago0 The londs are 10 "
dated March !. 1907, aad bidders sill he
ohlgsd - deposit So Geo
Ihs equipment Of the new high school
building wHu discussed a. length. II ID
pFesAbie that #0sne ~ the board wsis
Hppn Visit a huBh#f ~ Enafarn lnntitu.
i,cnA ~ seguiFv the latest ideas "a this
The heard dscldea upoa the sstahsl.h.
menf 81 psrmsnant ffee nigAt scAooi,
p be cpsnsd Immediately after the holl,
days. probably IN the present high
school bnlidinx. % the Garner % Hss
snsh atenus and AaFioa street
rureftHtsndeut Cooper has had con.
sidrrshis rperisnee wlsh nirht schoels
snf fecomfnsnds them highly.
chrisimss vaestioa
The Christmas vacation va. fx~d Al
one wtsk IN duration. Tia SCHOOLS will
cioes on the Friday bsfnre rhristnas
ana fsopsn on Mondny. Dscslnb.r afl
~ New Years DAP they will agais
eiae.
In ncccrdAnse vita re4aa1ts msda hx
psrents ~ rupsas attending tbs nafrlry
frhoal. the Assard will ~ oar~ rrmssv
thr vshfliAticn 81 that bulldog, II
nns complained that the children al.
health owing 70 lack 81 ventiintIon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09
From the Great Con.
! vention Hold Sunday Sessions
MANY Measures

ncunesd for eensideFstion Of the con-
venticn. t4sre was a special COMMITTEES
appointed ste In the session OF SAtur-
day, and today Il held meeting where
IN All measures wege discussed To ex.
pedlte matters. q slnkla one embodying
the best PORTIONS ~ each will be drafted
and presented 70 the regular session.
enc ~ the resolutions c0mmsuda Free.
tdent Roosevelt To the Highest terms Tor
hls attitude IN favnFinx = continuation
" tha exclusion inrasures
Trade Autonomy.
There ~ no question but that the
strongest discussion will ~ Eiven trade
eutonemy. The miue workers dsiegafes
and the brewery wofklasn will b. the
ptYctlnE point. as both want strict In.
duetrial autonomy and atsoeata one
Close organization fer the benefit % the
entirety. % b. confined 10 aorkmen Ia
similar establishments
In the meeting Yesterday. wherein
very general Idea 81 theif Views was ad.
yAEcrt by different delegates. Il seems
that they will nEht q geaefal sfAde an
tauouy 20 the last. Th.s4nsN prove ~
Vital Interest o. The deis2Htea present,
NJ All % them hava pganeaaeed virws
on the subject.
Next Meeting Place.
AlrpAdy several places are bidding
threagh their delegates or straight rep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09

0RANTON. Ia. Dee a.---Notwish-
..,c.l1nx the fact that yesterday VAS
<Srd1v. 4 great deal OF business was
srss.itfea - the di9erent eesnmittees
- ~ enuventlea rf the American Fest-
.esff,r n i.anor. ROW beinE held IN this
1st F'ne nfrsiteut ~ the Ama xs mated
fssss,nfipn u Sfreet Railway Employees,
IN MaAon, ~ Detroit. held several
3ssgsxenxts With ioeRl leaders Ut the
eresnifkilan. which "a now cut %
sssIka axaiust sae street railways IA this
city
|. eanisesrce With representatives Of the
AIRED ltnlldlug Trades ~ Philadelphia,
rAA arrived for this speelac purpose %
- early train strike = smmsnent
= H. tfreet railways 81 that city aud
tse aAle<t u the meeting vas 70 bring
s8xpfn<f the amai<Amntsd sssociafion
"a Is rival The Philadelphia Street
Esliuxr Employees association.
ff fta fifteen metal trades unions In
m rntle9 states Nine 81 them we're
repfeSaalsd n = meeting bald ~ the
Nztsl rfsdes Federation dufirg the Af-
.e-aoon Tor the purpose % e4eeftnN a
closer aliisnce hefweea themselves
Chinese Exclusion.
As there have bern presented ~ an.
rawnes1 AZ lwNsf a auHen pRspused fsnse-
iaslens relative % Chinese exeiuskoa an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09

DUM0NT is
UNEhGAGED
Denies Reported Betrothsi
to Miss Powers, the
American Beauty

PARIS, Dec, a.--santoa Dumont.
the famous aeronaut whose win.
ming OF the flrst prize for a flying
machine and subsequent donation
OF tho entire amount 20 the poor OF
Paris has created so much com
ment. denies that he IL engaged 10
be married. Reports have been cur
rent for some time that no was be.
trothed 10 Miss Powers. an Amcrl.
can beauty OF tho New England
states.
Dumont says that he Ii entirely
unentangled In Cupld'a tolls and
adds that he IL al present engaged
20 aerial navigation. IA he ID
worth about $4,000 .pD6. he ia con.
sidercd one OF the most desirable
matches IN Paris. Added 10 this IL
his fame as an inventor. which II
Is possible will be the means OF
comforting ON him the eross OF the
legion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09

thing was wrong and that her hus-
bands actions had In some manner
been misconatrued. Later the ru-
mors she had heard developed Into
facts. and the poor woman was
heartbroken. She coald not be com
forted and the exposure Of her hus-
bands doings was startling to her.
Tried 10 Comfort Mr.
II almost made her III. The good
ladies' Of the corps tried 10 comfort
the wife kind remarks and promis-
es that the army would look after
her. They contributed personally
enough funds 70 send her and her
daughter 70 Portland. where they
have relatives.
A systematic Investigation Is now
on foot and the army hopes In a
few days 70 issue statement 70
the public, giving All the facts Of
the adjutant's d0ings
Saved for chrissmss
II was aacertained this morning
that the funds OF the army said
70 have been taken by Frazee are
between 5000 and $500 1T Is al
ieast $780, said Mrs. Dickinson.
captain temporarily in charge ~
Corps No. 4. 'nnd II may be even
more. We cannot tell exactly what
the missing amount Is until Treas
urer r. G. Tough goes over bis &C
counts with the bank"
The members Of the army are
almost hearthrokcn over the ac-
ton Of their officer Especially are
they sad because the money tax
en- was funds that had been laid
aside 70 give. big dinner to the
poor OF Seattle on Christmas day.
10 Dinner Heu
We have been begging and saw.
ing for months for this affair" said
Captain Dickson. I'VE Intended to
give big dinner IN our barracks
on Christmas day and feed fully
! 600 poor people Of the city. we
planned to make II day Of rejolc-
ing and thanksgiving. Many
wretched heart would have been
made happy. But now We cannot
have -. We have no other funds 10
draw upon and we do not feel like
going among the good people who
support vs. and ask for any more
money. That's why we are griev-
lnR The fact that the adiutant
mad 50 little regard for our re-
spect o. him makes the grief all
the more. cannot account for his
action. ] had known for some time
tiat Frazee was a little dissatisfied
nero, put ! never dreamed that he
YOU'D resort % the shameful act
Of incorporating our funds.
- Know Little Aboes Her
AS to Miss oJhnaon. know
but little. She came here with Mr..
and Mrs Frazee last June and I
understand had lived with them
for eight years. If there waa any
undue Intimacy between she and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09

yet amicably settled. I would do well
20 show nay independence aud try
the Honolulu position IL only for a
few weeks.
life offered the same aliurementa
70 Miss Lobe. We both accepted the
alleged positions and sailed Tor
Honolulu, While on the ocean we
learned that Leonard had a wife and
Il nftorward developed that she was
IN with him In his nefarious scheme.
when we arrived at Honolulu we
found that we had been outrageous
~ deceived. We were taken 10 n
house OF ill-fame and that was the
beginning OF the end.
several months ago we went from
the Islands to Vancouver. Leonard
followed US. He had as under a
spell.
with Money We earned
Three months ago we came to se-
attic. Leonard came. too. and lived
on the best IN the land with money
we earned for him Soon after we
came here he placed us an a mlscrs
able place down on Wnahlnrton
street called the Columbus house.
"All this time half of an we made
went TO him and with the other hair
we had 10 pay him for our board
clothes. etc. A few weeks ago Grnco
Lobe was taken I'LL This cut OF
half his income and he had 10 make
more money out OF me. lie nut me
In the low-down Paris house and
there have been ever since.
Gould stand IL No Longer
"A few days ago he wanted 20 take
us 20 Los Angeles. but / would not
go. He told me ! could have my
trunk " | pnid &6b FOR n. Rather
than have trouble I raised the money
and paid him. When he got that he
wanted more. ] began to see my
folly and last night told the whole
terrible truth 10 Detective M. II.
Hubbard"
Detectives Hubbard and Corbett
have worked on the case and have
verified all Of the wom-
ans statements. Leonard viii be
prosecuted and as soon as Edna
White can raise the funds she win
return home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09
DESERTER
IS KILLED
Fagin Reaches a Well
Merited Fate

MANILA, Dec. e.---it 10 now stated
that David fagin, tbs negro deHcrter
from the Twsnfy-fourth infantry fcoi
orsdl. who has been a leader % Rebels
has bean killed near Banaabon. In Nruya
Ecua. lie was taken bx native seouta
and decsnitated.
For more than two years he has bssn
one u the most dangerous leaders and
on several occasions haa been reported
killed. At the time of.his death be was
wearing n class ring which was the
property Of Lieut. Alsfuetter. Of the en-.
gineera The latter was captured BY
fngin's insurgents Oct -, 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09
Still IT
DECLINES
AmaIgamated Copper
Shows Big Loss

NEW YORK. Dec. s.--The FIRST
half hour OF trading on the Stock
Exchange this morning showed that
the same influences which caused the
heavy declines In AmalgAmated
Copper recently are still at work.
AmaiEamAted sold at g.. which was
point and a half lower than at
Saturdays close.
One year ago Amaleamated sold
for $50 a share. therefore today's
price cut the stock In two 40 that
the decline IN the security amounts
20 ti00. $50 900. This loss has fallen
on rich and poor Unfortunately.
rho slump has affected the whole
market In all portions Of the world.
Lawson Ktill ASSERTS that he N not
ruined and can eth meet all de-
manda made on him. but n ~ now
becoming a question how much ham
mcfiue ha can stand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09
THREE DIVORCES
FROM SAME MAN

PENDf4EToN. Dec. o.-Mrs.
Mary E. Gillette. who lives near
this city. has commenced suit for
divorce from her husband. She has
the novel dlsfinctioff OF having
been divorced frem aim twice boz
fore and each tIiAs remarked. She
Ia an attractive woman Of forty
years Of aga. but says that the
charm in numbers II good. and that
A. this IN her third divorce she
will neither rsmarFy her present
husband nor any other man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Dec. 81
v. M.--s3euaior Hoar introduced In
me senate today resolution direct
lng the president 10 enler luto nexo.
uations with foreign eixiliaad coun-
tfies Tor the purpose OF setting aside
some Island Ia the Pacific 10 wmch
anarchists may be drparsed There
Was an unusually large representa-
ton az the opening Of the s~na t.
shts mornlnE A vast number Of
bills were introduced. asnonx them
ths new ship subsidy bin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09

-, a feet Of coasters entered
us herhor yesterday and each captain
~ tale ~ Wild winds md nugrf wa
49, lhe vessels from the northwest
g... have borne the brunt Of the
a,.,'i.ff w the barkenfine Iasifn Smith
Fort Iilakely with her Ysffire 1ecklond
~ axinper nnd boats gone. washed away
~ nv nv. mafen Two boats and 1000 feet
y Ga. la'n ts we're swept ogerboard 10
sfi,a NV, JOin ihe southwest
gchooner Maid Of Orlenns' f,genfy seven
na OUT from brays fiafb0r. Her cap.
,aln reported that On November ] s, dgr
ing 4 hcayy gale from Tho southeast.
s sns 'e ,.i igst over 1000 feet u lumber
oyefpoatd ON The 9th another plie
caught ne lnborlng vessel and tore away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-09
NO TIN ROOF ON
NEW HIGH SCHOOL

The damage done by the high
winds last Thursday evening 10 the
new high school building. has bsan
repaired. The extern Of the damage
was less than AZ 1yst reported A
new tin roof hnc<dfwyp emfwyp en-
mistaken report stated that the new
tin roof has been injured The root
IL not OF tin. The. wind blew off
from the roof q number Of loose
sheets Of galvanized iron which had
not been placed In position Jet By
the contractors.