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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
TALK PARKS
AND BUFFALO
Couneilmen Pass Time Probably
With Various Subjects

Conaidcra bic routine matters came
up In the council last night a com
munlratlon from Josiah Collins. urK-
ina the elty 10 spend tio0, 900 tn buy
ing land near Eighth and Union FOR
an inside city park was referred 10
the finance and parks and boule-
wards committees. W y. Honbury
asked the city Co purchase the herd
Of buffalo now IN the city fur one Of
the parks, The communication was
referred.
An ordinance was passed granting
20 ". n. Lewis a franchise TO build
motor line under Beacon hill A
petition from Emily Olesan asking
for $500 for personal injuries was
referred to the claims committee,
The report ~ tho street committee
recommending changes In the assess
ment rolls for the Improvement uf
Denny way and BELL street by
building sewer and grading Tween
ty-second and Twcnty-third avenues
south from East Terry to East Nor
man street
A petition fer the Improvement Of
Elliott avenue from Broad to Bell
streets. was referred 20 the street
committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
EXPLOSION
Caused by a Candle
Investigation lnto the New
York Explosion Now
Being Held

NEW YORK. Jan, sS.-The list OF
dead from the tunnel explosion yca-
,erday now stands a. follows. cyrus
Adams and James Carr. employees OF
the Murray hiil hotel Lawrence
dcine, Anosia. Conn. J, kodcrtck
Robertson. Nelson a. c.. Ralph ~.
Thompson. New York. and Thomas
Tubbs New York.
All the injured are reported as do
Ing well this morning and II ia not
expected that any more viii die.
The investigation into the cause OF
the disaster was commenced ycHtcr-
day afternoon and H. hcins continued
today, From all that can be learned
the explosion was caused by a light.
81 candle cnreiessly left by a work.
man IN the magazine. Papers on the
floor became ignltrd and the dyna-
mite was discharged
heavy Lossss
The Murray Hiii hotel has been
abandoned as unsafe and the loss on
this one building Il estimated az
81 geo 600. The Manhattan hospital
was damaged TO the extent % 80 900
and the Grand Union depot about
$50 600 other losses aggregate
So CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
DIES FROM
EXPOSURE
Unknown Man Passes Away
In Drunken StupOr

The body of an unknown man who
evidently died Of exposure. was found
by r. r. Golden ON First avenue
south, below Connecticut street, at
o'clock this morning. No papers
were found on the body to Identify
Il, but several people Say they have
seecn his face before. aud identin-
cation II expected at any moment.
According to the theory advanced
by the police and the coroucr'a Of
flee. the man had probably been
drinking, and had started out on
the trestle work. He slipped and
fell, striking His head, which prob
ably stunned him temporarily. While
lying IN this daEed condition he prob.
ably passed away. When found this
morning, Coroner lioye ordered the
body removed 10 nutterworthH
morgus. whore an autopsy viii be
held
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alleys, and to maintain and use such
poles and wires for the purpose OF
thereby transmitting. distributing
and furnishing TO consumers cleo
trio currents for electric light and
power purposes. The streets and AL
4 leys concerning which the said right.
privilege. authority and franchise
are granted are the following streets
and alleys. and none other. namely:
The streets and alleys, and parts
thereof. which may be occupied by
a line OF poles and wires commencing
on the south line of section street one
hundred and fifty li5O feet east OF
the southwest corner OF acre tract
number eighteen uS), as shown on
plat numbered one ID of the acre
tracts as plated by the Renton CO.
operative Coal Company by recorded
plat. running thence in northeast
crly direction. crossing streets and
alleys. to the east boundary of the
town Of Renton at point at or near
the southwest corner OF the tract OF
land occupied by J. r. Miller as a
briCkyard.
Section ,. Any and all poles erect
ed in said streets and alleys shall be
constructed in a neat and workman
like manner, and shall be of such
size and set in the ground TO such
depth as 10 make them safe and
free from all danger of leaning or
falling. and all such wires shall be
properly insulated, connected and
fastened. and shall be stretched 30
as not TO interfere with the free and
undisturbed use of said streets and
alleys. Whenever Il shall be neces-
sary. in the erection. repair or sub
stitution. Of any OF such poles, to
make any excavation in any such
street or alley, said grantee, its sue
cessors and assigns. shall without
delay restore such street or alley as
nearly az possible to the same condt-
ton as IL was in before the doing OF
such work
Section g. The Seattle Electric
! Company. for itself, its successors
and assigns. by accepting the, provi-
sionS OF this ordinance. covenants to
/ indemnify the town Of Renton from
any injury arising from any casualty
or accident TO person or property by
reason Of any negligence in falling
TO keep such poles and wires in a
| safe condition. provided seasonahle
notice is given to said. grantee, its
successors or assigns, by the town of
Renton of any suit or action begun
on account Of any alleged claim for
any such cause.
Section 4. That the right, privilege.
authority and franchise hereby
granted shall continue and be in
force from the date of taking effect
OF this ordinance to the 3ist day OF
December, A. u. 1894. In order to
claim the benefit of this ordinance,
said grantee, its successors or as
signs. shall. within thirty (30) days
after the taking effect OF this ordi-
nance. hle with tho town clerk OF
the town OF Renton its or their ac-
ccptance OF this ordinance, subject
to the terms and conditions herein
stated. and unless such written ac-
ceptance he so filed, this ordinance
shall cease 90 be operative.
Passed the council % the town of
Rcnton the 2lst day OF January, 1909,
and approved by me the cath day of
January. 1902,
4. I. BEACH,
Mayor of the Town of Renton.
Attest;
Geo. w. Custer,
Town Clerk OF the Town OF Renton.
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KENTUCKY'S
GUEST

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Jan. ss--Ad-
mlrai Winfield Scott schirY will be.
come the guest ~ Louisville this
evening The elaborate plans for
his reception. which have been un-
der way for months. were compist
ed this morning
The ruaat and other members %
hts party viii be met across the In
diana line b. delegations represent b
ms the Knights Tempiar and the
Louisville beard trade. under
whose Joint auspices the entertain
mcut program Will h~ carried out
An official welcome will be extend
ed to the admiral. on his arrival In
tho city.
The program OF entertainment ar.
ranged for tomorrow and Thursday
calls for a banquet, ball, review
81 the knights Tsmplar and pub
lie reception, together with car
riaRe drives about the city.
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WILL LECTURE
THIS EVENING
Rev. n. n. 6owen 10 Lecture on
Early Christianity

Rev. Herbert ~ Gowen. Of Trinity
parish church. win deliver lecture
this evening on THE Economics OF
Early Christianity IN the audhori-
um of the " NJ, G.. A. building, on
First avenue near Pike street. The
lecture e. one OF series. dealing
with public questions. which are be-
ing given under the joint auspices OF
the Economic League and the Polit-
ical cub OF the y NJ. e. A. No ad-
mission r. charged To these lectures.
and they are open to men and women
alike.
Mr. Gowen IL q profound student
OF historic Christianity. ana of it's
economic teachings. and his lecture
cannot fan 90 be OF profit TO persons
OF all shades OF belief,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
MUST HAVE
DREAMED IT
Correspondent at Leary Tells OF a
Suicide Which Did Not Occur

Coroner iioye has returned from
Lvary with the startling inforua-
tiun that Jonathan shelton. the man
Whos~ reported self destruction he
was Investigating. was. a. far az IL
known, alive and well. The facts
~ the matter. as found hy the cor
oner. are that neither shelton. nor
any one else, committed suicide at
Lrary. and that the report son, in
BY the correspondent - q morning
paper was made ont % whole cloth.
~ ~ true that shelton has trouble
with hts wife. who now lives at
Black Diamond, bat as far 40 hia
self destruction IL concerned, the
people % Leary consider Il huge
Joke
shelton worked IN tho mines At
Lehry for some time. and on Jan.
% quit lie purchased ticket 90 So
attic. and 10 believed 10 be here now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
W00DMEN TO
FElIClTATE
Preparing for Many. Sided Program
10 Be Gwen Tonight

The regular monthly entertain
msnt OF Camp No. 80. WoOdmen Of
the World. is 90 be given this even
ing In EikH hall Preparations for
an excellent time have been made,
and large crowd IT. expected. only
members ~ the order are admiAs-
iblr
The program IL one Of musical and
literary numbers. 20 be- rendered by
we'll known local talent J. n
Brewster. consul commander. VIII
preside. g. ncrliner h the chairman
OF the entertainment committee,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
CHASED BY
HOUNDS
Cana of Train Robbers
Have a Hot Time

CHARLESTON. ;. q. Jan. ga
,arfv 81 masked men held up a train
~ he savannah, Florida and West
az railway last night near Branch
yille. The cFgineer was compelled
a rnccuplc his engine and run q
wlth the express mail cars, away
sps,n the train, where an unSucccss-
~,l ATTEMPT was made &c compel the
s,ssssnger 20 open the sags.
rNe rahbers then threw the safe.
wesh was small one. from the
- ard told the engineer Go get
~ train and pull oCt. an armed
c,rtv started from Branchville this
~srrinx and pursued The robbers 50
s,-sslv that they were compelled 20
S.,n shs safe. which they were car
r,lre Win them. Rioodhounds were
ws,A Is nat the men, and ala cf-
f>csive werk.
~ afs WAS unopened, and con-
,.,esA aAaai 5000 From the small
= nsekskes IN the car they secured
49, raa II Is believed there IL
= ,cssshle chance for them To es-
faef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
PATRICK
FEARFUL

NEW YORK. Jan. gS.--Whatevrr
Np Lawyer Patrick had OF being
~ b shake any evidence offered
Nwots that Millionaire Rice died a
ssaTal death. was given = decided
saek IN the trial this morning. DR..
Whiams was put on the stand as a
snnexs for the state. and testified
nat he was certain Rice died from
tse administration % chiorotorm
gas
tn. Doctors testimony was at
lacked ~ the lawyers for Patrick.
the defendant taking part In the
srusx examination. but notwith-
Standing the most rigid and technical
nare u questions propcundef In the
k0pe % disprovinx the assertions Of
tAe expert. pF. Thomas refused In
b. shaken In his opinion. Patrick
vas plainly baffled and shaken.
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COULD NOT
Give UP BABY

A rather pathetic case was before
Judge Griffin late yesterday. Jay G.,
Allen. the attorney, recently went 90
Arizona for his health. leaving his
baby hoy. now II months old. with
his fathers family. The child's
mother H. dead. and his maternal
grandmother. Mrs.. T.. ]. Lynch. re-
Gently took HIM home with her for
visit She WAS go reluctant to
give him M that writ Of habeas
corpus was sued out IN behalf Of
the father TO recover the baby. OF
course the court could do nothing
but deliver him TO the father Mrs.
Lynch says she did not intend 20
keep the baby permanently from
hls father.
The youngster was I'm court. and
was the subject Of as much admir-
alton from the spectators ne he IL
Of anectlon on the part Of his near
relatives.
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Council items

Mai. Rlnehart last night introduce
ed resolution iu council asking for
the appointment Of a council conn
mittee to welcome 20 Seattle Gen.
Chas. King. who viii be here on
Feb as the guest Of the Washing
ton volunteers President Crichton
and Counciimen Rlnchart and Toy
Tor were appointed 10 act.
on Thursday evening the council
will meet TO pass the ordinance au-
thorizlng general election on March
g. It II necessary 10 meet before
Monday so as 10 allow the passage
Of the ordinance In the time named
I'm the charter.
The city n 10 expend $4,000 In
purchasing q 20-acre strip Of land
near the Madison street bridge. The
ordinance passed unanimously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28

MARINE NEWS

The Rioun Maru sailed this morl-
inK at I o'clock Tor the orient. she
had fun cargo of flour cotton aud
lumber The iyo Maru is due horc
tomorrow from the Far EAST
The frcightcrs of the mosquito
fleet are having trouble ia the
sloughs Of SkRsit county, whore the
recent cold snap has frozen up the
shallow sloughs, and az result
transportation of grain aud hay is
suspended,
The bark pcnrhsn Castle r. dts
charging her cargo OF cement az the
Gaffney dock.
The Farallon sailed last night az
o'clock fer SkagNny and way points.
She had q small cargo Of freight aud
about - passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
ADVERTISE FOR
THE THIRD TIME

The Board of Public Works at a
meeting held today decided To- re-
advertise for bids for the building Of
a fire engine house at the corner OF
Third avenue south and Jackson
street This viii make the third time
the board has advertised for bids.
ON the two previous occasions the
bids were rejected, NJ they were con-
sidercd entirely too high,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
81. Andrews Smoker

Several hundred ladies ana gentle
men were the guests ~ the Brother
hood of 81 Andrew last night al itH
smoker Wa the guild rooms ~ -.
Marks church. uu the corner ut
broadway ana Harvard avenue, The
AFFAIR was informal, but neNcrthr-
less, "a most pleasant time was en-
iuycd, church otganiHt Alexander
rendered an original march Profess
SCR huUlcr, organlHt of Trinity par
ish, acted as accompanied for the
Vocalists, Rev ". II. Simonda de-
ilVrrcd an interesting and humorous
address, taking for his subject.
Genial Americans Rector i.iwyd
gave a brief and entertaining talk,
The ladies served supper, cigars were
passed around and the evening was
Thoroughly enjoyable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
APPLIES FOR
FRANCHISES
Seattle Electric Company Desires
10 Build New Lines

The Seattle Electric Go. last night
applied 90 the council FOR franchises
for electric lines on Eighteenth ave
nue. from Jackson street 10 section
q. on r. Howell street from Eight
zenith 70 Fifteenth avenues. on Tween
ty-third avenue from y. jefferson 20
r. olive street. on Yesler way from
First avenue 20 Poet street. on Post
street from Yesicr way 10 Columbia
street. The latter line ~ 20 be used
IN hauling coal from Renton To the
uew power house.
Resolutions granting the petitions
were referred 20 the corporations
committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
ALLEGED
BRIBERY

w. LOUIS. Mo. Jan. 7s.--This
III IL stirred up over an investiga-
On being conducted BY the grand
tssv into the alleged bribery % city
ei4aeiimen ~ street railway com
uasex who have been attempting to
secure frsaehises. The Investigation
senmsmced yesterday and has been
u slbSees Tor rlech comment.
Taday's invrsfi<a ti9us were suffi-
Ears q show that a big scandal -
fanlssnt. After being In session
~7srzi hours. the circuit attorney
uem f0F publication that the de-
tss9neasz shows an appalling con-
dii4A 4 affairs. The investigation
WI mnxnue tomorrow, when many
Premises men Of affairs viii be
surnmsn,d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
NEW SUB-STATi0NS

Poatoffice station No. - now To-
Gated In the drugstore IT Harrison
Bros. II having been moved from
Lees pharmacy last night. Mrs.
Annie Meredith g. IN charge.
The new sub-atation. recently au-
thOrized by the postoffice depart
meni AZ Washington Will be opened
az Guys drugstore on Feb I. The
additional office VIII result In added
convenience 10 the public.
Dr. w. =. Harrington, presiding
elder 81 the Whatcom district Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, IL IN the
city today lie is accompanied by
Mrs. Harrington.
Arrangements are an complete for
the game II basket bail 10 be- played
between the local v NJ 9. a. team
and the Jameae Bay team Of ictorla,
tomorrow night. The latter team
will arrive In the city on tom0rrow's
boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28

MEMORIAL
Tomorrow Exercises Will Be
Held in City Schools

A meeting OF the principals ~ the
various cits schools are meeting this
afternoon 60 arrange Tor Mckinley
exercises tomorrow No set pro-
gram will be observed. but IN every
school In the city appropriate eSer-
cisea viii be held, AZ the High
school Supt. Cooper win deliver an
address. In the primary grades the
exercises win be simple, and more
elaborate In the advanced the grade.
aud the James Bay team OF Victoria,
Tomorrow u set aside ar n1en0f-
lai day. being the birthday Of the
rnartyred president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
GOT WO0DARD

BILLINGS. Mont. Jan. 2S.-Wit-
son owens. a ranchcr who lives ~
miles west OF this place. assisted by
his hired man. John Berkhelmcr.
and brought 90 this place
Charles Woodland, who Is
wanted for the murder OF Sheriff
Kicker. Of Casper. Wyo. The MUIR
derer made a terrible 1Rht before he
was finally ovcrpowered and hand
cured. His captors VIII get the 81 900
reward offered by Wyoming for his
"a uurahruefuu
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His Income $1,000 per Week

J : Palmer has iibeicd the Resale
for ts0g5 20. claiming that he suf-
frrrd that much damage through his
detention upon the vessel while she
waa auaFRntlned at Williams head
recently. on account ~ the ANAL p
pox The quarantine lasted = days.
and h. holds the sfipownsrs reapon-
siblr. charging that the suallpox got
aboard through the negligence 81
the Officers. lie figures 40 5000 for
mental worry. and 1000 lost IN bust
meas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
HANGED TWO

HARRISBURG. Jan. -. Henry
Rowe and Watson King were hanged
here this morning for the murder Of
Cashier Charles Ryan. Of the Halt
fax. Pa. bank which they attempted
TO rob. Both men confessed and pro-
fesaed repentance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were Issued Ia
the city engineers office TO William
Dclfel Tor the erection Of "A 2-story
frame house at a23 r. Spruce street.
TO cost Si9S5. 20 j r. Biggar for "a
l-story house at 20l5 First avenue.
TO cost $500. 90 y. IL. Combs for a
2-story frame house at All Brook
Ign avenue. 10 cost 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28

OkDlN a ~ NJ. ol.
An ordinance granting to The Seat
tie Electric Company it's success
sors and assigns, the right 60 erect
poles and stretch wires thereon
for electric light and power pur-
poses in, over, across aud along
certain streets and alleys of the
town OF Rcuton, and to use and
maintain line of poles and wires
for said purposes.
BE Il ordained by the council of the
town OF Reutou as follows,
Section 1, That there be and here
by Is granted TO The Seattle Electric
Company. and Go its successors and
assigns. the right, privilege, author
ity and franchise. to erect, locate,
construct, maintain use, in, over,
across and along the streets and al
leys hereinafter mentioned. poles
with necessary cross arms and there
on to fasten wires and 10 stretch
such wires over such streets and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
Regular Blockade

For over an hour this morning
Third avenue was completely block
ed IN front II the city hall by teams
and wagon loads Of freight which
WIS being loaded on a freight car.
Even the sidewalks were shut or.
and pedestrians had 10 walk around
the blockade
Street Commissioner Little appear
cd on the scene and asked chief ~
Police Sullivan 10 clear one side Of
the street and the sidewalks. which
vac promptly done.
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Is an assured fact We expect TO
handle the output. We have IN stock
the choicest collection Of wooden
goods IN the state OF Washington for
well-made. up-to-datc clothes at "a
moderate price. We claim the honor
Of being able To give our customers
100 cents worth for dollar. one
price To all Seattle Tailoring CO..
1907 First avenue. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
KSlDED HERE
FOR rs YEARS
ss. Mary Hood, a Pioneer, Passes
Away Today

MIS-. Mary r. Hood. one % the
pioneers ~ Seattle and the Puget
soano country, parsed away early
vas morning at the family resi-
aehcs. 20 Nineteenth avenue. Death
"a due u erysipelis. with which she
'zkfn ~ last Tuesday.
Afs Hood lived on Puget sound
~ % years, coming here from the
rs.tsl when she wan nut a child.
for = years she has resided IN SEE
ss'ie She was a member Of Hive
~ :. Maccahees.
>, sne = survived by her husband
mos Hood. and leaves six children
~. W. q. Goodwin ~ San Fran
s,sco Mrs. . VI. Lanoreux. Miss
aoDlls Hood, Geo r., Frank and
stuart Hood
me date u the funeral. which will
under the direction u BOnney
nc Stewart. has not been definitely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
FRUIT GROWERS

WALLA wALLA. Jan. 2s. The
second annual session ~ the North
western Fruit Growers Association
commenced here this afternoon with
"a large ana representative attend.
nncc. II viii last three days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
Escaped From SteIlacoom

j ". christ has escaped from tho
iufhno asylum ut htrilncoom u few
ubyn ago. A notice from tho super
luSndcut Informs the county clerk
o. the tact today Christ WAS com
m.ttcd in july.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
new EDITION
IS IN PRINT
thousand More oil the Pamphlets
Ready for Distribution

4 neT $500 issue Of the little fold
e, Seattle. the Gateway % Alaska
Az the Orient. published BY the
ssreau o. Information. has been
printed. and copies are obtaina Bile
IRE Al the office u the bureau, or
,hey vii BE- mailed on application.
ne edition Il filled with up-to-date
information about Seattle and it's
many advantages.
secretary o. NJ. Moore has made
arfangsmants with the transcOntin-
ea'al railroads "a distribute the fold
Z ihroaghout the East this sum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
FREES FERRY

OLYMPIA. Wash. Jan. ss.-Gov.
Mcbride today pardoncd and restor-
ed 20 citizenship Arthur l.. Ferry.
who was sentenced from King coun-
~ for burglary on April IL, 1870.
Ills sentence would have expired In
february.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
WRECKACE

VICTORIA, H. c.. Jan. 2s.-The
United States cutter Grant which
went up the west coast To look for
evidence OF the wreck OF the Con
dor. reports finding wrcckaEe from
British government boat The
Queen city, due from the west coast
this afternoon. viii doubtless bring
additional news.
II. NJ. $. Egeria Is waiting the ar
rival of the Queen city. when likely
she viii start FOR barclay sound and
thoroughly search the coast line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
Roanoke and Oregon

The Lloyd agents, Captain Hill
and Mr.. Walters today surveyed the
Roanoke and oregon, which vessels
were damaged in the recent storm
The owners Of the vessels have not
yet received a report from the sur
veyors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
BALLARD FlREME EN-

The Ballard fire department viii
give an entertainment and ball on
Tuesday evening. February 4. In
Athletic han, Ballard.