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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-23

a telephone message was received AZ
police headquarters that man was
burning 70 death on the Grant street
bridge. Clerk Eaasan went down
and found the house IN which Poker
jack" lived. a mass ~ flames. The
articles on fire, including bed. chairs
and clothes. were quickly dumped
into the bay, and the blaze extin-
guished.
Terribly Burned
The patrol wagon was called and
JailOr Grant arrived with a. Jack
was lying on the floor naked. with
his body terribly burned.
lie was wrapped in a blanket and
taken In wagon 10 police head
quarters. Or. Ludlow dressed his
burns and later IN the day he was
removed to the county hospitai.
where he VIII be treated.
Jack IN supposed 10 have come
nome az an early hour this morning
and In some way upset the lamp.
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IN THE WHIRL

The engagement II announced ~
Miss Clara sheldon. a weii known
young Seattle Nirl. 20 Mt VIII A.
Carew. 0f san Francisco. The wed.
ding win take place March , The
couple viii then travel through the
Hawaiian and Philippine Islands, and
China and other places % interest In
the Orient.
Can't. Hawes entertained AZ dinner
on the Eghert sunday Mics Perry.
the well known ACTRESS. favored those
present with reeitAtions Miss n.
Wiley sang several songs Miss Shell
don favored with music and Miss
Doyle and Miss Wiley reritsd Mr
Harnlrn showed HIS baritone voice
TO good advantage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-23
A PIER FOR
POWDER ONLY
Shipping Men Desire One Place for
Handling Explosives

A movement - on foot among ship
ping men 10 petition the city council
20 designate one pier where powder
can be loaded and uuioaded. This
movement grows cut % the recent re-
port Of the IRE marshal 20 the effect
that promlscu0ua shipping % powder
IL dangerous. In the course Of a
year approximately 1909 tons Of ex-
piosives pass over local piers. This
ts not enough OF the product 90 make
the building OF a special pier profit-
able. shipping men would BE- will
ing, however. TO transfer the product
over one wharf II the city should 80
direct. such a pier could be provid-
ed with especial fireproof safeguards.
and many means for the prevention
Of accidents could be used which are
now impossible on every pier.
The petitlon VIII probably BE- pre-
scented TO the city council AZ it, next
meeting
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SPECIAL MEETING
TRINITY PARISH

There will be a special meeting ut
Trinity Parish church this evening az
o'clock. with special music and
addresses by Rev q. W. Whitaker.
formerly bishop Of Nevada. now
bishop OF Pennsylvania. Rev. Or
Herman During. ~ philadelphia.
and Mr.. J. G. Thomas. Of Philadsl-
phia, treasurer Of the missionary Ho-
eisty Of the Protestant Methodist
church. on Friday evening ~ the
basement % Trinity church Miss
Harriet Keyser will give free A.
Illustrated talk on the church and its
relation TO the labor question. She
is the founder and secretary % the
e. A. l. l., an Eastern organization
which II doing excellent work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-23
YUKON NAVIGATION
WILL SOON CLOSE

Navigation on the Upper Yukon
will close within a week. on fatur-
day the steamer Ora viii leave White
Horse for Dawson. Agen, Sampson
~ the kiondiks corporation. Gays
this VII be the frai boat The last
boats % the y. Y. ". CO. have sailed.
The Nora and Flora, companion
SHIPS 20 che Ora are now on their
way 10 Dawson. an OF these boats
win winter at white Horse.
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actions, that get out of order ever,
time the moon changes. Every ons
buying piano wants a good one.
The cautious buyer always wants tho
best his money viii buy.
Here la our iine-The schomacksr
piano. the acme Of perfection In
piano construction.
The famous Crown piano. the piano
II many tones.
The beautiful Lester Piano. With
out a peer as a work Of art.
The TInzleton Bros, one OF the few
among the strictly high grade pianoA
The old, reliable Haines BroH.
The well known Schiller. Schaeffer.
Packard. Bush and Gerts. and othsr
well known makes.
DO not overlook this rare oppor-
tunity. =.
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GRAND MASTER
OF |. 0. 0. F,

Geo. Eisperman. grand master Of
the Jurisdiction Of Washington. will
visit Golden Link lodge No. is0 l. o..
o. r.. AT their hall In the New York
block tomorrow evening. Oct a. He
will be accompanied by Grand Seerc-
tary Hart. Several other prominent
odd Fellows win be IN Attendance.
and the occasion promises 10 be one
OF great interest 20 members of the
order
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POTATOES
DROPPING

Potatoes are stiii on the decline.
Good Yakima apudH are selling for
80 per ton. Very few. n any, are
selling higher than Sc.
NutmeFs and eanialnupeH are nell
ting az soc ana ti.04 respectively.
A quantity Of chuirr eating apples
was received this morning They arc
bringing 81 60 per box.
No change 10 butter and eRE quo
fuTiuuH
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SHUT-OFF
OF WATER

Two water shut-offs will occur to-
morrow az follows: From n. m. to
.. m. on Madison street from
Broadway east TO the city limlts. and
on 18th. 18th. 18th. 18th, 18th. sth,
2ist, 2Znd and 23rd avenues both
north and south Of Madison street.
From a. m. until noon. on Queen
Anne avenue from Comstock to Ga
Ter street. on Caller from Warren av-
enue 10 Third avenue west and on
Warren avenue from Caller 20 Lee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-23
Tier Owner Died

During the time that the schooner
has been In the north, her owner.
John smith, a resident Of Whascom.
died. capt. Douglas was making In t.
uUirics today 10 whom he should
surrender his command. lie II tired
Of fishing for whales. and would like
60 turn the schooner over 20 her
owners, These cannot be found,
however. Intt some one turns up
who can legally claim the boat. Capt.
Douglas VII have 10 remain with
her.
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TEACHERS
SESSIONS
Unusual Interest Attending
King County Institute

Tho third day's SECESSION Of tho
MING county Teachers Institute bf-
gan this morning, Sessions Of the in -
Htltute ia former yehfn have never
been marked by Che great interest
that II being taken Ia the exercises
thlH year The program ia proving
Instructive and an questions rniHed
are warmly discussed
The section work this morning Ga
the high school building was no less
interesting than the exercises yester-
day morning. Dr. J.. -. Harvey. the
state superintendent OF schools Of
wisconsin. spoke instructiveiy on
HABIT IN Education" Mrs George
A. linwiey read n paper on Voice
Trimming " Drawing iirunh Work %
was treated IN an entertaining man.
ner by Emma Small.
This Afiafnoon's Session
o. 3. Jones IN president Of the gem
"rni assembly this afternoon IN the
Methodist church. This meeting
opened with a vocal solo by q. Mag
nus Schultz. r. rs Bryan. aupefin-
tendonl Of public Instruction. briefly
addressed The assembly.
D.. Haryey's Lectures
l.. u. Harvey talked on "Illustrn-
tons Of the -Four Fundamental prop
oaitlonH az Applied 10 Heading" Dr.
HnrVey'a addresses on the various
branches ~ study are commented
upon De being a treat IN an eduea d
tionni way. This educator has
already treated -Four Fund b.
hmrnthi Propositions. az applied 90
Arithmetic. Teachers and Pupils" lie
has yet to apply the proposition 10
grammar. ethics and science.
LsstEsentng's Session
In pr. Hnrvey'H address last even
lng In the Methodist church. he
strongly advocated manual training
~ the schools ~ the land. So de-
cidedly Is he la favor ~ this class ~
work. that he urges the same. even
were the measure % crowd out some
or the over bufdensd course ~ study
now enforced IN the schools Of the
country" DR. Harvey r. 81 the bciirf
that manual training could b. inauF
uratcd In the King county schools at
little expense,
lie Interestingly dincouraed on the
benefits that would. in His Judgment.
attend the inauguration Of nuch a
course.
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is THERE OIL
AT SKACWAY?

Eastern capitalists are interested
IN the possibility Of there being oil
near Skaxway. ] ~. McCrerry. who
IL In this oil business near FtttsbuFK
Pa. has s-ut an expert 90 inv~ati-
gate the conditions near the Lynn
canal town. on account OF the early
freezing up Of the ground the inves-
LEGATIONS Will be made at once.
Traces 81 OF have been noted in the
skagway valley for some time. or
stones found near the river and OIL
floating on stagnant pools has given
riss. 10 this belief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-23
A COLLISION

pa.-sI steamer Sentinel and the tug
ts,h ssn coilided IN a dense fog yes
TsaI morning or Browns point.
tar ~ nad the bark Quickstep in
tsS;., me stem Of the Boyden was
N X. ssoYe and twisted. The guard
Vs., sHs sentinel was cut and other se-
NJ 1nsnases Inflicted on her port
60 botn vesseis were able 10 pro
dzvs anu can be repaired in a few
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lumbermen 10 Meet

The members Of the Washington
Rcd Cedar Manufacturers associn
q IN viii meet tomorrow afternoon az
the Seattle hotel 20 discuss the re.
cent action OF the railroads IN rats.
trR fhe rriea ON puiutH east OF the
Missouri river. The lumber manu-
facturrrH have ALSO been asked to
meet with the shingie men TO dis
cuss the probable rise IN lumber
rntaH
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JUST A TRIFLE
UP AGAINST 1T

Jim Doyle and Tom Morris. alias
Ogara, were arrested by Omcur Un-
land early this morning as Migrants.
Both men have records.
J.. W. ninkisy was arrested by Of
ficer Mnyou this morning on suhpi-
ciou ~ having stolen clothing from
d man VA Everett.
Phil Welsh, a fireman. was arrest
"a this morning as a disorderly per-
son
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Road Supervisors

Notices ~ election werc isnurd to-
DAY uut OF the county auditors Of
uce, 70 the road supervisors chosen
ON Oct IL There we're ties IN dis.
umtr ~ ana 20, which viii be set
lled py the parties hy any method
upon which they can agree.
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FRIGHTENED
OUT OF IT
Wanted 10 &c. Married, But They
We're First Cousins

A marriage license was issued yes
,erday 10 John Uhtrich and Rather
Inc rhirich, Deputy Auditor Tayiar
asked II they were related. and after
some hesitation they admitted that
there vas a remote family tie be.
tween them. nearer 10 Adam than
themselves. In little while tale.
phone Inquiry came 60 th~ once from
the witness who had signed the ap.
pileatinn for them. contrasting that
the young people wrrs FIRST cousins
and ASKING adVtcv. The suggestion
license. which was cancelled.
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Selling Liquor 10 Bow

John Rauch. bartender In tho
Queen Clty saloon. at First avenue
and iencra street. was fined $40 hy
Judge Cam this morning Tor selling
intoxicating liquor 20 nenlne Grant.
a i4uYearr old hoy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-23
Fer Beating Landlord

Benjamin Hiu was bound over 70
the superior court BY Justice Cam
today for obtaining $3.50 from " r.
Manca under false preienEss. Hiil IL
alleged 90 have told Mr.. Manca that
he had various sums 81 money In
various banks IN this city. Hill had
no securities whatever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-23
The Crew Deserted

A year ago the schooner winsered
al Teller city. The crew deserted
and fled 20 the gold fields. With
the coming ~ spring an entirely
crew had TO be procured,
The Prescott arrived IN the har-
Dor today IN a very leaky condition.
since leaving Bering sea the crew
has had 20 Keep the pumps going
constantly. She viii have to SO on
drydoek In this place before going
south.
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Theaters.
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The Organization presenting the
dramatic henHation Theodore" the
elaborate composition OF the world .
most famOuH playwright. numbers "
people. headed by Ar. and Mrs.
Bruno. The confaRFatton % ByEan-
tium 10 a feature which scored henv-
w IN the original production IN New
York and Boston. Theodore" Will
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CONCLUDED

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. &C .-Th,
state Association u Miners cenelud.
ed Its annual convention this after.
noon. Z. &. Voorhees, WAS elected
president.
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LICENSED TO WED

Henry VIM. Kersting. aged ~. and
Leaty A. Hopkins. 81. both og Seat
tie, Geo. II. Graham, and Helen l..
OConnor. both Of Seattle. and Of le-
gal age; John Candy Breckenridge.
aged 70, and Hoiile Holllngsworth
Baulvare. "a. both Of Seattle.
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Funeral Of Alex DapsIs

The funeral of Alexander nnrmis
win BE- held az Collins 4 sherman's
undertaking pariors tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
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close mcchenies' lion for tias Co..
Chevra iiikurcholum ~ Polish
church.
Joseph Kuratle ana the Northern
Pacific Railway GO. occupied about a
day before Judge tirinin and a jury,
trying 90 determine the value Of q
COW killed by an n. y train, The
trial resulted IA q verdict uf go for
kunHtle.
Judge Tnllmnn devoted consider
able time Yesterday trying 90 md
out whether George Tudhope owed
W A. Wilson $50 FOR material fur
nishcd FOR house. Tudhope stood
on tho demand with "a cuunter-claim
and the controversy became n hope
less mage. The cnae was dismissed
az the plaintiffs cost
Marine inspectors bryant and
cherry returned last night from
Quartcrmanter Ilnrhur, where they
went 10 view the big collier Macd-
nav. The latter in badly Injured. hut
she viii he allowed Ia proceed 10 san
Francisco under temporary repairs
with $500 tons Of coal.
A Jury In Judge Grinln's depart
mcnt this afternoon returned a ver-
tict In favor ~ the Columbia a Pu-
got Sound Railway Co. emitting Il
to eject Thomas George from certain
innds Ia South seattle.
Matt Erickson. who wRH found
guilty OF cashing Hec0nd hand
check, wns sentenced by Judge Grif-
IN TO 70 days IN the county jan.
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Robert BaIiour In Town

Mr.. Robert Baifour. head ~ the
great shipping firm ~ Balfour. Guth
RE a Co.. was In this city today. TITS
visit was of q friendly nature with
his local agents. He left this after.
noon on his way 20 San Francisco.
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Sheriff Of Fond du Lac

Sheriff bernard Sheridan of Fnn
du Lac Wis. visited chief Sullivan
today. Mr sheridan IA on the coast
ON pleasure trip,
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The AK Delayed

The steamer Ai~Ki viii not sail
rs scheduled for skaNway tonight.
she has an unusually large amount
Of freight and viii not finish load
Ing Ell tomorrow Afternoon.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
riANo, ASD onoAss


PIANOS SOLD ron STORAGE
CHARGES.
$500 Upright Piano, only fiis. lila
ociaVeas mahogany finish. fine
tone. good ar new. greatest bar
gain ever offered.
ttgp-Fuii sise Cabinet Grand. up
right. handsomely finished in
carved mahogany. splendid tone
only liST, lcsa than one-half value.
lj1o-Superb cabinet grand upright
plano. magnificent antique oak
care, silver plated action. only tt7b.
All the above are fully guaranteed
with double our charges, aud must
be cold at once. without regard 20
value. for our storage and loan
charges: time ~ desired. call at
once. Occidental Storage Ware
house. eos Occidental ave. corner
Jackson: First ave. cars pass the
building.
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Body OF Brar Johnson

The body OF Brar Johnson. who was
killed ~ skyk0miah Monday uight.
il now az Bntterwortha. Funeral
arrangements have not yet been
made.
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IN THE FOG

SOUTH SHIELDS. Eng. oct. "a
The torpedo beats spitefui. Petrol
and Electric coillded OFF here In the
FOG today. An three were serious.
~ damaged.
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Three new cases ~ scarlet fever
were reported today. all az 1916 Ninth
avenue. The afflicted ones are Ed
DE Gillespie. aged .. Mary GILES
pie. aged 6. and Freddie stearnes,
aged 4
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~ Another Pair Of
AsN S Gold Filled Spec
~ taclss Free Nov. 20

For the most words made out OF
-. r. Elliott. 0pticlan." Letter to
be used In word only as often as Il
occurs IN phrase. NO proper names,
$50 Hcuasy Bldg, ~ and Pike.
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stray seal which they happened %
XIII A break Ia the lee enabled
them TO move their vessel, and
lucky encounter with "a suNcfnment
cutter saved them from expected
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-23

The people living near Mountain
View are taking ub the North road
proposition again. This road ig dea.
tined as n short cut 20 Seattle. and
when the Spokane avenue bridge and
the road 10 West Seattle are built. II
WI be n HnvlnR ~ from three 20 five
miles between Mountain View and
Seattle. The road will not cost over
$1,000.
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AUCTION sale Of flne furniture +.
%. Bickert0n VIII Feii at the priv
ate residence. No. eco Cherry street.
on Thursday. the 24th. at 1850
sharp. the contents II six we'll
furnished rooms. consisting In part
% follows. Elegant bed RetM.
springs, mattresses. pillows. chif-
fonier. extension table. dining
chairs. book case. rockers. Bris-
sells net curtains. pnrtlercs. OH
paintings, gas stove, and heater,
elegant Eix-hoie steel range. art
squares. carpets, rugs, china, glass.
National refrigerator and kitchen
furniture. y. O. Bickertou, Auc-
tinnaer
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SUICIDE
AT KENT
Henry Oxford, Well Known
and Liked, Takes His
Own Life

with a ss-caliber revolver tightly
cleIchod Ia HIS hand and a bullet
hole In hts right temple. the dead
body ~ Henry oxford was found ln
hiH room az Kent last night Coron-
cr Hoye was Immediately notified
and he made thorough investiga-
ton.
oxford II believed "a have commit
ted suicide Monday morning. Yes
terday he ala not appear al the BIZ
cycle repair shop which he owns, and
several people In the town became
alarmed. Last night the marshal
and a half-doxen citizens went TO
the store and broke Il open. In a
room at the rear 90 the shop. which
oxford used as O he'd chamber, there
was found the dead body.
looking Tor . Glue
when the coroner arrived a search
of the premises was made t. And
some clue 90 n motive fof the rash
act. Dependency. the result 81 fall.
ms health and business revsrnea II
thought 20 be the cause. Tho dead
man leaves an aged mother. and a
sister. Mrs Or Van DE Nanter. both
OF whom reside al o'rlrien. Mira Van
De Nanter ia a siHter.in-iaw 81 ok
HAAhAAh - . w ~ NAAAflF
Md tho blues
Last Sunday niaht several persons
were IA Oxrord's bicycle shop and he
appeared 20 BE- having a mt ~ the
blues" oxford went 20 far as 10 nny
that he guessed he would jump into
the river one % hia friends pres
eni lakinRiY remarked why don't
you DO n Little ala he think at
the time that Osford would kili him
self
Monday morning a shot was heard
IN the vicinity ~ Oxford'p store MrH
Rogers. who lives opposite. heard Il
and remarked ~ the time that some
ore was violating the ordinance By
tisfhnrEing firearms within the town
Nhits
Tho She, That kiled Nm
The shot was fired az o'clock IN
the morning and Coroner Hoye Il
positive that Il was the report ~ OK
ford'a pistol
No inquest win BE- held and the
body win he buried nt Kent under
the direction ~ the NJ. ~ Morrill,
Undertaking Co Of that siae~
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De- billed M The Grand opera house
Thursday, Friday ana Saturday cY-
cningg With Saturday matinee.
"A Common Sinner"
- Common Sinner" win conclude
hiH engagement nt ihr Grand tonight
Vests Miastfois
The Grand minstrel purveyoraW
H. West. has many surprises in b.
Tor his patrons This ncarp0. nnthaf lH
said thnf be hnn gathered together
ono Of the brightest cancellations ~
American and European artists That
have ever been enrolled under one
management The company shows
~ The Grand for four nights, Begin
Ming oct. 10.
Havoriy's KInttrois
IInverlya Mnstodon Mlnmrcla will
play three nights engagement %
the Seattle thentet beginning the
9th. This famous organization gives
strictly up-to. date performance.
Tho features That are Old are indiH-
ponsnble George Wilson. Tor in
stance.
Hunting for Hawkins"
The Third Avenue thonter hna q
winning card In Hunting for
Hawkins" II IL only fair 90 say that
Manager Russell has put on ono Of
the best attractions seen IN Seattle
this season or Inst Hunting for
Hawkins" should be secured for nn-
other engagement
Madam Nordlea
Loudon Charlton. manager for
Nine, NOtdica. yesterday arranged
for the appearance ~ the famous
singer next February al the Grand
Opera house under the auspices OF
the Ladies' Musical club.
boys' ard ofis' AID
An excellent entertainment r.
promised tonight ~ the seattle thea
ter. given by the best local talent. FOR
the benefit of the Boys and Girls
Ala society.
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Their Hsmo Is Chaplin

on the application OF their mother.
Elizabeth Chaplin Bancroft the sur
name of Robert and Ross steward
was changed 20 Chaplin, by order OF
Judge Tallman.
Kate Sutherland. doing business as
the Sutherland Mil Co. sues Chevra
Biknochoium. a corporation, 10 fore
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Coal, wood, phone Seattle Fuel Co.
49,
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Tel. Seattle Fuel CO., coal or wood
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COURT HOUSE NOTES
MARY Would Welcome Death

Mary NJ. Jones has presented 20 the
divorce court an exciting Indictment
~ her husband. Joseph Jones. she
states that for more than ave years
Nr Jones has daily and continually
called her vile and abusive names In
the presence Of their children ana Of
strangers. and accused her 81 un-
chastity He has threatened 70 KIN
her and the children. and she lives
IN constant terror OF him. She says
further That Jones earns good wages.
but spends all In riotous living. She
aftirms that were II not for her child
rem she would welcome death M n
release from her friEhtful life. She
asks for "a restraining order IN pre-
vent her husband from visiting her
at her present home, The order was
signed by Judge Griffin.
The condemnation suit Of the city
Of Seattle 90 nx compensation 10
owners OF property taken for the ex-
tension Of Thirteenth avenue, re-
suited in n verdict 81 f2i00 for John
Campbell. less 5000 to G. ". Sandal.
lessee: and $500 to r. wilder.
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srArn
ANTRn-


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and nlN..
The rhsa
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A.LlAkS1
4 fansat
that W. -.
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"HuntIng for Hawkins"
N adam Nordles


An excellent entertainment II
promised tonight AZ the SEATTLE thea
ter. given BY the best local talent FOR
the benefit of the Boys and Crib
Ala society.