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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

The story u the Lee Hons family
IL revolving one. Commissioners
Van Horn called AZ ale Fourth ave-
uns south. where the family lives.
Monday. and there he found a
" hiis Woman. with suukeu eyes
and matted hair. lying on > filthy
- literally rs asfEsits@ =.sh FHTss5sfs.
iHhelinE the fumes - aH oniem
pipe q fat chinamau lyinK on =
couch In another part ~ thS room
in a deep sieru with another pipe
nfiii IN his hand. and three Wrctched
little specimens q humanity crouch
little specimens u humanity sho
ID N one corner crying with hunger.
Tho ufnfeF tried to Arouse the
xomau. bot she only snaricd AZ him
ike an angry doe Then he walked
ever 20 where tbs little children vert
huddled toeether The oldest, n boy
u D. thin slnnf-eyed little fsiiou
Waa trying 70 feed 81 apple which
Nss rotten 90 the core 10 his baby
sister. who MAS toe weak 10 open her
mouth.
The room was cold and the two
younger children had ga nothing but
ragged cotton slips. The boys cloth
ing WAS m taitern. and he said he
DID not remember ever having had
any shoes.
They were too shy 10 answer the
commissioner question AT first. but
BY promising 90 -, them something
20 eat he persuaded them 20 talk TO
him.
The children and tho ueiKhbors told
him there had been no food ia the
house foe days except whni the boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

Half Caste child OF Chinese Husband and White
Wife May Find an American Foster Mother
in Wah Sings Wife

wns seemed 20 be the head u the
family had pic Ned up IN the streets
ffem garbage cars. The baby Vas
Practically starving "a death and
sesmea not 10 have been bAthfd fnf
weeks
van Horn left The house and
hsnGstt some food for the children
when he returned the mother Whe
HAD gotten up befafed him s9gndls
fcf not Swing hsf she money.
T'he pogr commissioner rays the
ease is une 81 the most shocking he
haa sver heard u with the assist.
anas % the Charity Organization 49,
rlely be will take them from the de-
Eseerate parents and place them
where they can be properly educated
ang cared for.
This morning there came q
strange sequel 10 the story. A tall
hnndsou1e. young American womaa
the " lie Of Wah Sins. a wealth chin
ssuau Of this city, called upon Poor
rsesnfrlesiouar Van Hosn and told
him that she wished 60 adopt one Of
the thfrs children ~ Lee Hong and
hts american wife
MIR. Nsah Sins says that she has
WISHED to adopt q child fos sesae
tlFaa hat because che Nns married
q h.f,hinsss. she has been uuwill.
ing 10 take a white child.
ahe says she has taken n fancy to
the httis half-cast children ~ Lee
Hpna Bnd VII educate ono Of tbs
boys ana treat her as her own son.
. AZ tie children are not yet In GUS
tesiE ~ the county. the commission
ur could give Mrs Wah Sing no
tieaGiia answer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

are dozen or more men now In the
employ Of the company who worked
only a part ~ the time Of the strike
hut who were given seniority over
the stfiiscrs.
Judge Moore. who was one Of the
afblteu. gave Il as his opinion this
morning that clause I means Just
what u says@that seniority he given
uuiy % those men who continued in
the employ ~ the company durinp
the whole period OF the trouble. The
opinions ~ John II. Powell and u.
=. Commissioner kiefer. the other
twn Rrhitrators VIII be learned late
this afternoon. m those two agree
uth Judge Moore the -tuief tss4l ssas
state this afternoon that they wiz
confer with President rurth ana
Manager Grant about the matter. II
what they consider 60 be Justice cam
not be obtained from them the aid
Of the business men who promised
10 see that the company carries out
lie agreement viii be sought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
new STOCK
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. April - Eiexrn
hundred ufpksre. officials 20 the
various naFtH Of traav ~, this and
ether countries. ana Invited guests
numbering 4eo. FILLED fAs ftaof ard
fetuts a the neu stock exchange to.
aAy - attsnd the crFsfnuutea 81 the
nf'ertna 81 the usW buitainE n
Nas q Nrrat fay faF Wall street and
much ado NAs na1r axss fhs affair
htsesi sag appeared IN thr fiauf
-4>sSs ssA a., ' ~ = -.s - = -
- Win cheers. Almnsf lfutnstii ate ~
after him came J y Morgan. 10
scrnesi 20 kaoW esrfrthiuE and Eesasi
Nulnefsdlf shook hands cuafiunoall.
y A. ~ e'ciuck preaidrut keppIer
and Mayor Low spt~arsd, krpplsf
IA a sp~~eh accepting the building
from thr eammi1fsr sid TIE statk
sxrhanKr represented the great
kairidasrutaH ShuHr changes mir
rafsd the commerce. - the world
whose members a. timrs bFsWed
financial Distress but Nha had often
ayrrted calamity and ruth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
OF STREET CAR
STRIKE STILL WALKS


There are still two bitches IN the
settlement Of the street car mems
strike which the business men ~ the
city may be- called upon 10 straiRbt-
en out pursuant 10 their agreement
The union men claim that contrary
to President Furth'H promise that the
Seattle Electric company would do
nothing 10 interfere with tho affairs
Of the union II " working steadily
against the union.
They also allege that the company IL
violating cinuse ] of the decision
handed down by the arbitration
committee In regard to seniority.
Tho wording Of the clause II a. fol-
lows!
Huss men employed IN the SER
vice or the company nt the time Of
the strike and who continued IN
service through the strike, Including
those absent on leave and on account
went TO Tacoma q
The union men claim that there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
SMOOTH SWINDLING GAME
COMES TO ABRUPT CLOSE

willing 90 pat up 500 and we're a
little more chafY, the company o.
fefsd e. make them field 81 travel
Ina agents N they would bus ho
shares. the clause with reference tu
appointing agents was the same iu
this offer aH the either. hut thr man
who accepted the 80 offer got no
extra commissions fuf sales 81 stock
Ia each case. however. there was
e. be regular salary ~ 81 week.
provided the agent worked 20 weeks.
then the salary would be- raised Ia
So q week
The Officers md directors ~ tho
company we're nttie known locally
] L. tfuupll who. according - the
directory. lives AZ the billiard hatei
and has no occupation. wnA pfaai B.
dent g ]. alatun. Who With " y
M0utHpfurH1 runs she New osftffi.
az tis Fourth avenue. NHs vice pres
ident J. =. Thnfue. a houkkeepef in
local meat market Vas seffrr
thry. CrnNHli eiatun. Mont EOmeFy
Thorne and a. A Morgan. who b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
TO PROMOTE
MANUFAcTURiNG

The North Seattle Improvement
club has taken the Initiative step
among the Improvement clubs OF the
city m "A movement 20 stimulate
manufacturing IN this city. a com
mittee was appointed last night 10
assist manufacturing enterprises
seeking n location here, nnd "A reno.
luton was passed appealing 10 all
Improvement clubs Of the city TO ap-
point manufacturing committees aud
to urge the use 81 home products.
The proposed Second avenue reRrade
was considered. but no action was
taken with reference 60 q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

according 10 the directory. IN real
cHtatu business al 0e1 Third avenue.
wsfc th, directors Stevenson. the
man behind the guns" Nore the
biKhfalutlut title Of field manager
Stevenson was hardly ever IA tho
office. but he had Hmnuth oily
taikiuH undefstudy who could talk
the tide 0ut on the hoy and who was
Particularly pleasant g. the women
who called Go Eet taken IN
EleNsnHan man Friday iet on
that the concern Nak doing o land
office business ana that Stevenson
Naa 20 busY lhsl be- hardly ever had
time e. he ln the office and about
once IN i've minutes Friday would
80 g. the telephone and talk 20
somebody 81 tie other rnd ~ the
line and then Inform the would be
suckers that Stevenson would be-
bark ia q minute. but be never came
10 Star man. who told the am
dHrHtudN yesterday. that BE- had
nbopt o coo o. insesf. he rald it naa
The greatest mensv-fnakef in tahn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
WILL NOT
VISIT POPE

zehh April lz-It l. learned that
: EaNAfd left Malta before the
sz.'ss'aa tine BY the advice Of MA
- tnat he saight have q
~ iss' prior 10 his reception az
- . ie4rnsd. also, that not
-. .<s.linf off5eiai pressure the
1strFmlned to remain In
t.fe u Naples for q week 10 re-
e u : ssid az the Vatican
e&1<s q bis ma lsstysa condi-
- - VII probably not visit the
-. ae : would fatigue the king
- $50 % wit two sovsreiEns at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
SCALDED IN BATH TUB
Charles E. Evans Is Nearly Parboiled by Hot Water
But viii Recover

Chaa. D. Evans Of sf2 Ninth ave
nue.. collector for the Washington
Mercantile agency. was terribly
seaided In a bath tub af the Marble
bath, IN the Bailey building late
yesterday afternoon. lie IL now IN
tue Seattle General hospital IN q
pfecnrions condition, though II wah
stated this morning that he VIII no
doubt recover
The accident was "a peculiar one.
Evans. who ~ over 20 years old.
vent to the bath pariera about o
o'clock ana was assigned o room
Tie had been IA the room only a
feW minutes when the attendants
In adjoining rooms heard frantic
cries ana noise az u sCufning Is
sue from Evans room.
They rushed ia and found the old
man struggling feebly "a the bath
tub amid clouds OF steam and call
ing Tor help IN ~ voice u agony. Tire
boiling hot water WAS running from
The tap. and la the tub we're several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

and that over 1900 shares Of the
stock had hesn sold Ia a wcsh
The cause FOR the voluntary ciuH-
Ina ~ the place VAS that Police Cap
tain Willard had been told what sort
Of n game Il WAS and had intended
Ia Investigate the concern. ana the
company only saved the police the
trouble ~ stopping the play.
In the office with Stevenson WAS
q woman manager named Hefthean.
who employed lady agents Co sell
anything from corn plaEters 90 real
estate. Rhs got her customer usual
lY from employment agencies. which
would exact fee from the uuEus-
peetinK girl who wanted 10 be an
agent
The fee was usually 81 30 and the
giri would be sent 90 Efey rnnon'u Of
flee. lie would usually be- 80 busy
that the applicant would be kept
waiting hours before che could soc
him. ana after three hours the fec
would be- forfeited 10 the agency
which sent bet e. Stevenson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

psny store NJ Occidental avenue ana
/ Main ttroet, this morning
Dewne had the ease Of groceries
under hie arm and was making his
escape down the street when sever
~ employees OF the store saw him.
lie was caught and held until city
Defective harck and Jailer John
Corbett arrived. No charge has yet
been placed agninst him az the po-
lice station,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
RUN DOWN BY AN ENGINE


but hs sank steadily until he died
IN a few auuFs. The body was taken
to the rnorzns q the Bonuey- Wat
son company.
DoWney has relatives in Buffalo.
y. r. who have been notified. bat
have not been heard from.
Dounry might have Latin on the
tracks and nled 60 death had not a
brakeman = few minutes after the
nishAp accidentally stumbled over
him while uncoupiinx some cars
nawney was taken Co the wayaide
Mission hospital Nhsrs pfs De soto.
smputatianH.
The teil-tale whisky bottle a
large one and nearly eupty@wat
fgund IN DewneYR pocket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

| inches Of equally hot eater.
From Evans disconnected story,
told Ia moaning. pite0us voice. Il
was learned that he had been lying
ON his back ia the Tub which con-
tanned warm water Evans wanted
20 turn on the cold water and reach
"a for the tap behind him. lie turn
ed on the wrong tap aud when the
hot water struck him he tried 10
spring out Of the tub but on ao-
count Of his age he fell back help
lssaly and the HeaidinR water kept
streaming onto him, every drop
burning into the flesh.
His suffering was Intense. and tbs
flesh ON his back and other parts Of
the body waa nearly cooked before
help arrived Had the attendants
been "a minute later IN reaching him
he would probably have been beyond
human aid. His condition IL more
serious because Of his advanced age,
and physicians say that be will be
lucky 20 escape with long siege
IN the hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
NOT YET
ABATED
Injunction Suits against
Slaughter House Nm-
Sances Come Up
july s

Residents Of Beacon I'm are walt
ing with n1fs o. less iinpa tisnee the
next hsafiny u their Injunction suits
against the slaughter houses on the
tide fats. which viii occur on July
g The last adjournment made on
March 20 was fur the purpcse az AL
loving the defendants opportunity
10 test new deodoftElnK machinery
which they hud Installed, Tie case
had been previously adjourned for
three months IN December. 70 allow
time Tor the lnstaiitnent OF the ma
chinefY.
The suits are against the Frye
ilfshn company. eaFstens Bros. aud
James Henry, When the matter
fret came up IN court. Judge Tall
man minated that the grievance
u the neacpu Hiil people appeared
10 b. well founded. but upon the
showing II the defendants that they
were preparing TO do away with the
alleged nuisance. the eases have
tatee gene uNef A. stated
This morning J. l. Waller presi-
dent - the nsaeun Hiii Improve
ment ciub. stated that 30 Ear there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

hour Of the funeral and over 100 city
employees followed the body 20 the
grave.
Hawkins belonged o. several Sc
cret orders. all 81 which were largely
represented az the funeral.
For many years Hawkins was an
expert drauH htamsn IN the city en-
Etnesrfs department. and hafdfe
that time he was connected with the
engineering department ~ the Sc.
attls. Lake Shore a Eastern railway.
ard the Seattle a international. now
the Northern Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
WTIKY ON THE SEQUO/A


wna lying In the hnrbnr Tor several
months last summer tied up by a
libel. on her return from Nome last
spring she was libeied by her mate
for several hundred dollars wages.
Previous 20 that she had been
beachad at Nome during storm
ssiid y fITn EnT WHH fioHteu again II
was considered a great achievement
During the operation she had 20 be
cut out 81 the Ice IN order 20 be
fioated. when the Ice pack left
Nome IN the spring she was carried
out with II and was IL days IN get
ting free from the foes and back 20
Nome.
Her managing owner 10 J q. Pacey
Of this city. n IL probable that on
her return % Seattle she viii make
trip 20 Nome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
STUDENT
DROWNED

EVERETT. April zz.--Joan Erlck-
son. a student IN s local business
college. was drowned yesterday af-
ternoon while out sailing in = small
boat in COMPANY with Rev. Z. u.
Walden. pastor OF the swedish Mis-
slouary church. Walden wore .
heavy oyercoat and rubber boots.
which he threw off and made q
heroic attempt 10 rescue HIS opn-
panion. but failed. Walden wss hss-
caed In an exhausted eonditlsa By
the tug cathadin. Eriekson's body
has not been recovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

-.uay Il the latest misfortune to
-. TIE American schooner
!. -. !. according 70 eavices brought
~. ~ sapanese liner shinano Maru.
e. eIfifsd from Yokohama this
zR.s = me uprising occurred on
80 r. tfom Manila ~ Seattle.
- = rhite qgelled the mutineers,
"a 80 led By Chamberlain and
sso beHehcombera shipped
"a ,ss..A. ~ shooting Murphy. The
- e.,ased dutg during p gale and
"a f.. soia had narrow escape
10 as driven ashore At Cor
|fiss, apt. White claims that to-
|fta..s IN the mate the men had
~ e seize ths vessel
>~-sapia Il The schooner which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
LAID TO REST
impressive Fonsrsi Services Over
Lste Allan N. hawkins

The remains Of the late Allen N,
Hawkins we're laid to rest In Lake
View cemetery yeUerday afternoon,
after simple though impressive Rerv-
ices at the Westminster Preeby-
terrain church.
In spite Of the disaareeabss
weather the church was filled "a
OVERLOOKING with friends who had
come TO pay their last respects 70
the deceased.
REV. J. NJ. Wilson conducted the
services Mt the church. while the
Masonic fraternity had charge OF the
ceremonies at the cemetery.
The city hall was closed during the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

has been little abatement of the Of
Tense 20 human olfartories He said
that one Of the slaughter houses has
Installed blast which drives the
offensive Fnleli outward Instead Of
allowing u 10 arise upward at once.
lie was unable 20 say yet whether
or not that method OF putting III
smells into circulation would be an
Improvement over the old which
consisted Ia allowing nature 20 take
its course. Or would be 40 regarded
by the localities affected.
Nothing further can be done with
the matter until the case comes up
again VA July. " hen vigorous sffors
will De made by the Beacon Hill pes
pie 10 have II disposed ~ finally.
They are extremely anxious to have
the slaughter houses moved out OF
their present location entirely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
FIGHT OVER
MRS. SMITH

A telegram wnH received this
morning b. Sheriff Cudihee from
District Attorney Harris Of san
Francisco. iu which the latter says
that the HufficieHcy Of the requlsi-
tion papers for Mrs. Lloyd Smith.
wanted IN this city for selling worth
less oil stock. "a under consideration
ia the San Francisco courts today.
Mr.. Harris states that N they are
found Co be insufficient the prisoner
will be detained until other requisl-
ton papers can be prepared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
MkST FOR DUMPING
MKDUST IN LAKE

= ) ker9an was arrested BY
~ EArten Hief. yesterday. for
sazsls< sssdust from hts mill into
- y Washington. ksndalls mill u
= N1is a ls~schi park This IL
= rfn arrest made under the pro-
fas q ths state iaW making e n
saisasenar t. threw auY refuse
- - tatefs Of anY lake or river
- 81 mag spawn. Ref says.
Nssfr. nat there are other vlo-
-, as theg Nili - arrested a.
= . - has sufficient evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
CAUGHT SUCKERS WITH
ENDLESS CHAM PLAN or SELLING
ALASKA SALMON STOCK
consolidated Fish Exporting Company Closes Up
Shop and W. L. Stevenson Nanishes----PoLice
We're After Gef-Rich-QuiCk Scheme

cents a share. then he WIS % set
into training fof ihs wofk hy apr
pointing 10 sub aEenis Tor which he
eas t. h. paid o. rHfh. bef each enc
Of ihfses aFentn had g bias So shares
% staek. or. in either nuffia. invest
- iu The scheme before the mai
aHvr gut his money
Then faf all the stock one sold
aft~F that be was e. set a 1urumtH-
aian wf ~ pss ceHt AMI on the sales
~ sub-Assnts s pei cent. each -
the sub aaanta hsaceef bad O. sp-
Iraiut 30 sgshsas@sssn bef1fc they sAw
the eoioF af any A. Z. = - 60.
money.
That wMs the proposition 90 the
sass suckers wha wanted u set Firh
ID minute fnH fhesN " 10 anre nnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

The headquarters a. re a. e. r.
y. Co Wefe "a 81 and "a UHion hingk.
with = private offias al roUm "a
lilnekiy block. frQm NhiHh placs
Stevenson operated,
The coneern. according 10 ~ proc
pectaa iasmrd ard chartered April
l with a capitalization " fsRiQe0 ia
shares % 81 each. oua half q which
ssas sseastifA' STICK e sae shsrs# ~
enc Treasury stsssk g9as pat on the
market
n anything. funFe tnkVaiauH than
thai worked ty fhr Industrial sFeur-
tiles EnuHaaN The company had
TIVE propositions. II one wanted ~
- Nn office mHuaErf he only had 81
buy - shares of The sfaek az 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

Mike DoNnry. a iahorer. was run
down and fatally hurt last night BY
= Great Northern switch engine and
died this morning from his injuries
and thr shock resulting from the
amputatipn Of his right lea and right
arm.
Last night. while partially under
front of a Great Northern switch
engine AZ Second avenue aoath and
King street. ana the wheels passed
over his right arm and LED crushing
them 80 badly that they had to be
aEnputatsd. the arm AZ the shoulder
and the leg above the knee.
~ was thought for a time tina; the
injured man had a chance for life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
ATTEMPTED
MURDER
tsessisiss Tn. s,.f.l

- - ,.ss1. ~.
par eFuuEnE mere rrosu slifaua thin
nnornlnx Zee trial an a chafEt - a.
tempted faafsirf. White tn drunk
rage Re shot At his brutfsrs Nigg
and ehiid and also Attempted - Kilt
Mrs. Ray Of Everett. Who uAs visit
frN At ths noaFk hesas. Eai4aE az
hts purpose ~ shattered the slot
with bullets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
Do You
Want a
Home?

Now IL the time % lay q foundation
ti0 cash and a small monthly pay
msns will do u. Can You start
uith iessf Is minutes ride on thu
HsntaH car lire wiil take you C
within one block OF these desirable
lots. Don't let this opportunity
pass without investigation. Call
and let us show You this property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
H. s-aa=aa| s-7ss7-sa
KILLED

i..s'vhoNisH, April ae.-TW6
4. a.. section hands employed on
4. -. sas Northern. we're killed a
- y, ~. outside Of this city Mon
md ~, ,s,heon a train ron into the
+E a. ~ which they were rid
NalIl, =, ne mon was killed in
|aaH me other waa ao badly
|sspuhs ~ Died soon after being
hsfs for medical treatment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
WLDE OF
MMY OFFICER

HNiLA. April 2. Lieutenant
~ hsnFy sproie. Fret cavalry,
go. A. eoinmlfted suicide this
.s'Ss n shooting himself IN the
-. Fhlle temporarily insane.
n. '1asred West Point from New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
LICENSES TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have been issued Ethsn Alien
naesa, 30, Of Puyallupl and Eva VIII
lamg, 70 y Seattle Harry Glen 81
ne. Thomas Doherty, 80, OF Butte.
Mont. aud Lucy Tenny. n, OF Seat
tie. go W siiber. 80. aud Cornolla
Geiding. q, both OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
Recital To BE Given

A recital Wiii be gteeu al the First
baptist church eH nest Friday even.
tuk hf Mrs " sp9nerf Shepherd.
reader. ard the Alpha quartet The
recital wiii - under the auspices ~
thu Ladies society ~ the church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

raeY CAPTURE PHYSICIAN AND HIM TO A SAFE WHICH
THEY THEN BLOW AND ROB

10 tho safe. lie was badly shocked
by the force OF the explosion. Nfter
the robbery the burglars and Oilcers
engaged In a running pistol hEht'
The robbers escaped, but IT w De-
lleved That one was wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
1RAINMEN
WIN

= fArf. aprii zz-The differ
mss hssNeen ths Sorthsfu Pacific
.lsssd ana it, empioyes have been
.sk4 Is The announcement made
- sfterzscsn. Ths nsw vase scale
= - establishment q aaubie-
s-st<-4 - la.e tvsetts-a. e1fx.st
Atfaa.st Ssk
6NoaIAl. DAY PLANS
- siaAish- AmssEean var vet
- kna ths a1ambsrs q stevens.
EiF and seatou postss q A r..
= plznntrg sn siaeaTat~ csiehza.
n u Memorial daY. TIE Nnin-
szr<~ 81 arrnnxeusafA an rect
. Etnrncon in the q. A a. room
nsx New Yark hioek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
M1KMW IZARKXe
AlRNiNC CONDITIONS REPORTED
By REFUGEES

been caused In Australia by drought.
sheep are ayiuE ~ millions and
thousands u people arr on the verge
Of starvation. II "a common 20 hea =
- Thousand hands being iiauira.
I'd frufu ere establishment The
hard times. they say. Il becoming a
"a ftoHaf calamity
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FRANKFORT, Ind April 22.-
Hurglafr blew the safe IN the post
Once az Michigan. this morning.
While the safe was being blown a
physician returning from o call was
captured b. the burglars and tied