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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-12-09
GUERILLA POLITICS.

The HendlSh attacks made daily Oy
a Milwaukee morning newspaper
upon Mr.. Babcock are without a
parallel in the history of politics.
No pretense of truth is made by this
paper, and the statements made daily
are so wide of the truth, SO false in
every particular that the people have
ceased to pay any attention to them.
These attacks are part OF program
of parties living outside OF the dis
trict to control the congressional
nomination. Everything, disreput-
able is being resorted to. The in
stigators have even gone to the limit
of playing confidence game upon
their own candidates. A half dozen
men have been led to believe by this
gold brick combine, that they are'to
be the beneficiaries. There can be
but one nominee for congress by the
Third District Republican conven-
ton. When these confidence opera
tors tell Mr.. Peterson, Mr.. Stone, Mr..
Bancroft, Mr.. Cox, Mr.. Parker, and
Mr.. Mahony that they shall receive
the nomination they know they are
deceiving at least five Of them. Hence
five men are being made tools. A
portion of this number would not
care for trifing thing like this, but
the others will probably not enjoy it.
It, is for the Republican farmers
of the Third Congressional District
whose interests have beer fully pro-
tected by Mr.. Babcock, it is for the
old soldiers of the district who never
before have received such attention
at the hands of congressman, 1T is
for the business man, the manufact-
urer and the laborer Of the district
whose interests have always been
carefully guarded byMr. Babcock to say
whether Milwaukee paper, inspired
and instigated by a half-constituted
boss shall determine what their
political action shall be as regards
their nominee for congress. 1t re-
quires great deal of assurance on
the part of the Milwaukee paper to
even attempt to say to an Intelligent
constituency like the Third district
what they shall do Ii we are not
competent to manage our own poll
tical affairs let us become attached
to Milwaukee.
No truthful charge has been made
against the record of Mf. Babcock.
His every vote in congress has been to
sustain Republican policies and his
services to the Republican party in
securing to the party the control Of
the House of representatives for
five consecutive congresses, have been
so marked and distinguished, that
he has received the thanks, not only
Of two presidents of the United States,
but of every Republican leader in the
nation. To displace him now and
start in a new man means to begin at
the foot of the ladder. Mr.. Babcock
is chairman of one important com
mittee in which he has rendered i'm
portant service, and holds a position
on Ways and Means, the great com
mittee of congress. He enjoys the
confidence of his associates in the
House, all of whom are taking deep
interest in this unwarranted and I'M
provoked fight against him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-12-09

AS the result of the efforts of Lon
don dock and shipping companies So
GIL rats were killed inAthe port of Lon
don in 1902.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-12-09
Sick
Blood

Feed pale girls on SCOTS
Emulsion.
We do not need to give all
the reasons why SCOTS
Emulsion restores the strength
and flesh and color of good
health to those who suffer
from sick blood.
The fact that it is the best
preparation of Cod Liver OIL
rich in nutrition, full of healthy
stimulation is suggestion as
to why it does what it does.
SCOTS Emulsion presents
Cod Liver Oil at its best,
fullest in strength, least in
taste.
Young women IN their
teens are permanently cured
of the peculiar disease of the
blood which shows itself in
paleness, weakness andnervous-
ness, by regular treatment
with SCOTS Emulsion.
1t is a true blood food and
is naturally adapted to the cure
Of the blood sickness from
which SO many young women
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-12-09

Many men would be a frost if
everybody knew all the cold, hard
facts about them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-12-09

KAISER BROS.
Glen Haven, Wis, Dec. 5, 1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
MAMIE THARP
GOES FREE
oss~s der, ignore. Bill Against Her.
e.s iadsess Jsspsr Kemp

After hearing Mamie ThArp tell
the story af her ruin. and the real
facts u her theft Of Diamonds from
Mrs. FAls. the grand jury yesterday
Afternoon unanimously voted Go re-.
tsfs. no indirtfnsnt against her. A
srs< btu. however. vas found against
tasf~f KEMP the man who T. said
70 be responsible for the girls
tfeehls. ehaTsins him with criminal
assault.
ne Tt4rp siri i@ ~ years Of age.
and therefore too old 10 be cent To-
r~rosrH school. and the grand Jurors
Seeidsd xsty much too young 70 be
rent 10 the psnissniiafy.
TIE rFssetrai witness before the
sf~hd tnfy yesterday. except George
u. .Adntr. testified against p~rpuns
already In custody. Adnir claims
that = client Of hls had been victim
ssre ~ uaH named Corners, form
~fts clerk IN the tan caif~csafsr
emf~. u is claimed that the man
for4 advantage 81 an error made In
~ r~tnFus OF the assessment on 4
trtft Of land connsr-. u II said.
tns4 ssss q s~iinan~nt tar certificate
- y eents iss. and Adair was foru-
- e rsr tfso for a quiet claim deed.
Nhr psn~ina indictments were re-
tSned yesterday afternoon against
rsseuns already IN custody
in'tn Asaiv. lefceny from the PER
epHk 1s&f-Ff Kemp. criminal assault.
O<~fHe 4 Johnson. rcdonsy Waiter
cssnnaush. burglary. Ansu. Me-
Asitf. tarceay By smbszaisfnent.
BERT Eik&r and Bert Hoiiinxsw orth.
burglary. William Robinson. grand
lafe@ng. Charles caFtrzsll. larceny
fftai the person. FrAnk shay. bur
gary Albert Wilson. attempted rob-
t9fr.
Nc true hlil was voted IN the case
OF samuel Pierce accused OF en-.
tessssns . sfnai sum of money from
= local saieenkseper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07

the outlaw murdeser answers per-
feetiy that of the much wasted Hem
son. even 10 the round. black hat
and the blue overaiin too short for
him. The man had stu6by, light
esiored beard ~ about ten days
growth and wore a black coat. much
sniief
Two farmers saw the man come
cut II the brush a short distance
north Of town. lie acted a. II he
wished 10 reccnnoiter before coming
out into the open. Ne WAS within -
feet Of the men who were watching
hifn. The moment he sac them hr
tuFued ahgai and made a DASH hack
into the brush. which at this point /.
very thick He ran at top speed aud
vas sonn lost 90 virN
sheriff Huntington was notified AZ
once and within two hours Of the
sifne the man was last rw~n = xrose
~ snen we're In srarch % hifa II was
thought at the tirns that he wuuid
soon be taken. but when darkness
fell the men were forced % give up
the searrh ia the N--sdn and content
themselves with guarding tts roads.
bridges and fsilresd trsins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
SOME HARD
QUESTIONS
Arc Up In the Investigation Of In.
speotor Of Boilers Cherry

IL the intoNication OF a local n. 4.
marine Inspector In British Column
hla. or as Supervising Inspector
Birmingham terms a.. dissipation
abroad" an offensa7 How com.
plctciy must n man be under the In
fluence before he can be properly
called drunk7 Has Capt. William !.
Bryant. Inspector 81 huiia. as senior
member 81 the local hoard. authority
over 6. G.. Cherry. inspector Of boil
eia. OF are the two equal In author
ity7
These are some Of the questions
which are up TO Capt. birmingham,
In his Investigation Of the charges
regarding the local marine inapec-
tors.
The feature of this mornings sca-
sion was a TIT between Supervising
Inspector Birmingham and local In
spector 81 Huiie Bryant While
Captain Dixon Of the steamship Ia
coma wns on the stand blue print
was shown detailing the repalla
made 20 the vessel During the dis.
cusHlon of The plans Captain i,ir-
mlnEham dlaappfuVed OF certain
parts 81 the work AZ ordered by Cap.
tain bryant. The latter then de-
clarod TINT his work would paes H.
apcoti0n under any other supervising
inspector IN the United states.
A large number Of witnesses have
been called by both eldea OF the con.
troycrsy and have given strongly
conflicting testimony. fnhrector
chefry'n competency and lncom-
potency have bath been strongly ~.
firmed. The testimony as go Mr.
chcrry'r personal haAsta and char.
Hrtcs II Also Contradictory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
4 GOOD CLUE

OLYMPIA. March . Sheriff atlls
and : small posse spent Last ninhf
and part u yesterday aftefnoon IN
the vicinity Of Back Lake locking
for . man who vas discovered in 4
cabin near the swamp yesterday
tsernlus by Burn sheswsil
AecoritnT 10 the story told BY
shotweit he went 70 tn. exhin ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07

lennon ChampouS. the slayer Of
Lottis Hfnes. IL 10 be examined for
insanity BY a jury IN the superior
court. on Monday morning. a mo-
tion Was made BY hts attorney this
moTlns to that effect. and was grant
cd by the court The murder trial
viii be resumed Tuesday. unless IL
h shown that the prisoner H. insane
In which ease he win be committed
60 come insane asylum
Champoun may realize that his
life depends on proving that he IL
Insane, for he acts in a most pecu-
liar manner at times. whether &or
eject OF not. cannot be determined
When Judge Bell stated this morn
Ing that the murder trial would be
continued until Tuesday. Champoux
jumped up. and waving his arms.
shouted Let her 60. let her goi"
and rnumbied something about be-
ina tired Of monkey business"
Numerous Witnesses are TO testify
Monday that champoux has been
acting d1eeFiy for years. II is all
legged that the murderer was kicked
on the side Of the head when a mere
boy, and has not been perfectly sane
since. The state has many Witness
80 who WIN say that Champoux has
always acted as n he knew what he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
SEARCH NEAR
CASTLE mock

CASTLE ROCK. Wn. March -
The man SUPPRESSED u be Outh y
liauseii. Wis ass seen near hers.
yesterday. has - far nucceedsa tn
eiadinE the offtceTa Who have been
scar hing fBt him.
sheriff Huntington ana pcnpe ard
large number 81 volunteers nps NJ
all yesterday afternoon and the
greater peFtiun Of the night IN the
woods and alonx thr rusdH and trails
TO the north They took the field
eEain early tbs morning aud y tr
practically certain that the uran viii
BE- caught II he has not succseii~d n
boarding q train st spris point This
Il a renefe possibility. however. a.
All the trains have been closely
wstthsd beth heFs snd al kalsna
The sheriff = ef the opinion that
the man u in htfinx near the place
where vas last seen and that he
viii sooa BE- furred 10 sho~ himself
TN order 20 seek fnot A storm o.
some severity swept over This section
Of the country last night and the
suffering Of = man Without proper
shelter must have been very great.
The description % the man seen
yesterday and Who II supposed 20 be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07

thought that he had turned out the
gas. but that ne left a leak. That
there was but a slight leakage IN
evident from the fact that he breath
ID the foul air all night without be-
Ina asphyxiated.
~ ? o'clock this morning several
n the roomerr In the house discav-
cred On odor of gas. n was traced
70 WEISS room. When he could not
be aroused. the door was unlocked
with u paaa. hoy. He was found I'M
conscious IN his bed. and with but
spark Of life left IN him. He was
quickly dragged out into tho hail.
where reatorativcs were at once adj
ministefed. Dra. Bates and Mott
we're called IN. ana they ordered him
removed 30 a well-ventllated room
where there was n stove.
When the nre was built IN the
stove. sparks from the chimney
dropped down into the room below
and set the bedding ln the room on
FIRE. The blaze was put out before
becoming necessary 10 cnii out the
IRE apparatus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
MUST HAVE
PATIENCE
Lack % Clothes pees Ne, Ensi,ls
Woman 10 . oi~eres Hers

After being nsarrtsd only two
fnonths. NfA. Anna Johnson found
hsr~.lf Tn the same embarrassing
pfcdlnaIncnt as the immortal FlorA
AcFiimny. IN a. much ns sh~ had
nothing 20 wear tsf story. a.
told IN the diverse csurs this morn
ting. excited considerable interest.
Jgdr. Taiiraan refused 20 grant
the divorce. because he said be liid
not beiiese in srsusias divorces 60
persons who separated after ths
first quarrel The wife tnstsf~d that
y was a very aeftaus disagreement.
but the Judge advised her 10 forEfss
and forget n she could. and n che
couldn't 20 eoEns back next Mas
and he would see what he could do
for her.
She testified that she worked as |.
domestic after her marriage. ana on
one occasion. when her husband Wis.,
tied her. he picket up her hat and
all her clothes taxether with come
leather grips and . hat boa and
waIked out of the house.
Mrs. johnson states that the de-
PENDANT married her under a false
name. ~ she has since Asc>rtsined
that he " known In the torn where
he was born al Harry Carter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07


XyuF1A March I'll 20 D M
x<S1 - bp<n brought TO this city
4 ~ ~ that ShertT Mills. Who
svusf ~ pixnt in. the vicinity 81
- fa&< learned early this
rrrdn1 tkxf OUTLAW henson spent
~ - n The hut Of an old has-
e1m1w "a ne edge Of ths swamp
4n1ut1nG The Lake
~ >s61e< maker and benson are
111u1GlHa<<< - there can b no
- y 70 ftentitf. The basket =
- ~ TIE sheriff this tnaruine
* I1neen cafre e fhe ahaftsr ar
y ~ ~ night and ASKED PER.
- y st-sna the sight Tfs
nUHfx had with htm = neNrpapef
un1unnS picture 81 hirns~if. and
~ NJ evening discussed bis
- ~ his prospects, OF escaping
n111& quite freely. He Wan ret
- s.c~rninx his whereabouts
~ o. past week but said he
49, - 9oaid have no disnculty
11I1T ne ofscers
~ fke cabtn before daylight
- 11H1nr. rcinR In the dfrectlon
{ ~ inlet.
mmm = he received the inform
q Xnr1H Mills srn1 all Of his
So. - In pufsult Of the oat-
~ q 1n1pIf beaded for the near
0u11r1 xfntion. where he s~ut
- u111u 90 have launches
q mI Umfsis patrol the shores
4 ~ mu& 1upund Hudfs Inlet.
~ Iu - be put In the field
- UI111nx I'd the tand PARTIES
- y m1neo1 BY Sheriff Mills In
= ) ., arus positive infsrm.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
cAUSHED TO DEATH
BY TOKS OF COAL


.' @a'sy orkowrki. a Franklin
vas killed IA Mine No. 7 at
Il <'n a s;16 O'clock last night.
$3.50 ~ crushed By the falling Of
.s.. ,-. 'p's Of coal that had been
II A. " he knoekine out ~ one
i,ss Importing pillars. Coroner
n, 49, ~ nofihed 81 the fatality to-
~ W ieft On the g. 70 train for
a. 1san Ne VIII probably hold
4 z.-..sHi tonight. Little Ia known
n 4. y TIE man xno was killed.
~ u.esshi 10 be single.
y we coal ears was switched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
COURTNEY
MAY DIE
MAN SHOT ~ aUrlEe IS IN
pRGcARIoUs CONDITION

The life of John Courtney. who WAS
shot BY Charles Butler near the cor
her Of FIRST avenue south and Con-
nssstirut street Thursday sveains.
siiii hangs In the balance The SUR
srans Al thr wnyHide Mission hos
pitRi. where Courtney is being treat
ed. state that u viii take at least
another q hours 20 predict the out
Gems Of the case
fiutier IL eth held Al the city jail.
He refuses TO discuss the ease other
than 70 state that the trouble oq-
cufrsd over a small debt. lie denies
that be Intended 20 try 10 get away,
but fails 20 account for the fact that
he had the most q hiH worldly be-
iungingn done up IN yaiise with
him at the time II his capture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
VIOLENT
ERUPTION

NEW ORLEANS. March IA
special dispatch 90 the TimsH. Demo
cfat from colima. Mekiea. says that
the violent eruption Of the volcano
which occurred yesterday. continues.
and the entire population q the dis
tfict Il panic stricken.
A dense rain of ashes r. falling
and people are flcsins b thousands
II II feared the entire country side
will be- devastated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
NEW DEPUTY
APPOINTED

John @. Murphy was appointed
deputy prosecuting attorney. 20 as
aial Mr.. Scott In road and tax mat
tefh by the county commissioners,
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Scott said
last evening that the appointment
wns o surprise TO him. though he had
heard rutnor that such action was
60 be taken by the commissioners.
lie Old not know, however. that the
appointment was to be made 80 soon,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
GIVES DETECTIVES
A MERRY CHASE

Archie Alton. who Was arrested
yesterday on charge Of burglary
committed ~ Tacoma gave the Ia
coma detectives the alp - they
were preparing 10 board the Flyer
for Tacoma yesterday, and II was
several hours before he could be re-
captured. lie was. however. ~ last
rearfested ~ he was leaving an I'M
ptemenf store on Western avenue be-
TWEEN MadLaon and Marion streeta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
BOYS DESERTED
BY THEIR PARENTS

John and Charles Henderson, two
minor Children. were given int tie
custody - snc county commission
Ga today by order Of superior Judge
Tnllman and upon The petition -
their Krnndmother. II la alleged TINT
the parents Of the children have dc
sorted them and that their ftand-
mother cannot afford to provide faf
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07

knocked on the deer. but received no
response. He heard some one wall.
ins about lnHfde. 80 he hooked
through the window ard san n man
rrription Of iiensaa.
without wAifirs 10 make further
Investigations HhnfWeii made a b~es
line for Olympia and notified the
sheriff, sheriff Mills started for
Hack Lake at onee. thpash he be-
lisves there e small iiseiihocd that
the man seen Was Hsusun. He
found No trace q the man further
thar evidence o. y recent oecuration
81 the cabin. a search Of the sur
rounding country vas equally fruit
lees % results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07

on the wrong track and ran down
the piore Al a high rate Of speed.
At the second level u jumped the
fnAck aud crashed into one u the
wooden pillars that supports the
roof 81 the drift. II was near this
place that TIE unfortunate man vas
WORKING. The pillar being knocked
which fell "a the floor completely
bufylng Orkon ski The body wis
dug out and II held at Franklin
awaiting the arrival 81 the coroner
n u probable that the burial VIII be
~ Franklin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
MARINE NEWS

The British chip Eva Montgomery.
from Antwerp 20 Seattle with n gen
cral cargo consigned 20 Bsifour.
Guthrie A Co. arrived at Port Town
send this morning and viii reach this
port late this afternoon.
The steamer James Dollar sailed
10 san Francisco this afternoon with
20 passengers and a full general
CARGO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
BOARD OF
PUBLIC WORKS


Considerable routine business was
transacted at the meeting Of the
beard OF public works today. Bids
we're opened for the contracts 10 lay
sidewalks on Eighteenth avenue
north and other streets IN that dis
trics. on kinnsar place and other
streets and 10 construct the Lake
Dell avenue sewer. The bids ~~re
referred 10 the city engineer. and
the awards will be made at the next
regular meeting Of the beard.
W. Waske Of aftT Western avenue
presented to the board a plan 10
place street signs In concrsfe wallis
al street Intersections. TO take tho
place % the original device for ooun-
tersinkins the names. which proved
20 be a failure
The assessment roll for gradlng
Caller and other streets. comprising
a large district on Queen Anne hill
was approved. The amount assessed
against the abuttInE property n
Ap.sti.ss. and against the city, fffD.
All bids for the contract 20 lay
the First avenue water main were
rejected on account Of q clerical
error IN the lowest bid. The work
will be rtadvefttsed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07

Ire fsliswiBs marriage licenses
have eees. lssued Arthur Miller and
Tale Thelnss. both 81 legal aas. OF
Seattle John Folder. 50. Of Stan
sssszft. sna Ines Hala. a. Of Florence.
~ n tFulxsfton. ~ and Francis
castle. y. both o. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07

fatrainan MrPhce booked four
small boys az The police station this
uiuruiaE Charles ConFuy, Nathan
cutffuY. David Mebhrr and Eddie
Apfret are the names the young
ntrrn gave. The little fellows in
sifl an sieepins any place Ia the
daytime. and staying up nights.
ThsY we're put IN jail this morning
g siVe aham n fright more than any =
fhiug etsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
STICKS TO THE
OLD DIVORCE RULE

Drputy Prosecuting Attorney Con-
over announced today that IN the fti-
ture he would follow the ruling Of his
preaeceHaor. former Deputy Prose.
cutting Attorney Vince NJ Fphen, and
hereafter no default divorce cases
would be henrd except ON saturday.
and only IN such cases ns tho default
had been fiied with the clerks office
on tr before the preceding Friday
nnH placed on his calendar. Mr.
sorseer stated that Il WIS a very
aims ie matter to have these cases
mol 4 properly, az MI ihut he require
esi tsaa 20 secure The default and on
or before Friday request the clerk 60
new, thu caee nut on hlr Saturdays
flell ThrHe ensca are never set for
ann naitfruinr department. but Are
fnstn un aud hoard before the judge
rrAfe the leaHt business ON that
daN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
BIG INCREASE IN
BANK ClEARINGS

The bank ciearinEs fer the week
past show an Increase Of - per cent
over thass Of the corresponding week
a year Aso. There l. also \ conatd-
efable Increase Of iodayss eleaFingH
over ihosa OF thr cofresf-ondinE day
af fe0s Today'n eieaffHHn were
tT1s.zss. Thv clearing year aEo
were ttf7sis. which shows an tn
crease % s1zi.ae1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07

The following divorces were grant
"a 10 the superior court this morn
ira r. ~ iilson from Emma lltxs
on, on the grounds o. dsssrtion Mel
ne Prentice from Thomas Prentice.
90 grounds Of non support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
SPRING BREEZE
IN ILLINOIS

DAuLGREEN. H., March IA
cyclone swept the southeast portion
~ this city this morning. completely
wrcckinF several buildings In Its
path and damaging fields. but injur-
ing no one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
To
BE EXAMINED
FOR INSANITY
Slayer OF Lottie Brace to Have That Chance
to Avoid Conviction OF Murder

WAS doing. and seemed perfectly re-
Eponsiblc.
Attorney Spcckert's motion foe
change of venue was denied by
Judge Bell. this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
OVERCOME BY GAS
s'aFles West in Critical Condition From As.
phyxiaton While Asleep in His Room

fciai means. Friends Of the patient
vino are on the way 10 Alaska with
him. have been taking turns nii day
working his arms az and down 70
produce respiration. several men
have become worn out m the WORK
bat others are takihg their places.
West IL q married mani and has
family IN California, lie was efn-
..i,,Fra - ssIia Of the cnnneries ~
Alaska.
Probably q Leak
lie went 10 his room ~ 10 O'Clock
iart night. The gas was recently
pot ln the house b. the new com
pany. It f. presumed that West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-07
THIRD AVE.
REGRADE
Ne Aetie- Taken BY the Property
Owners Meeting

NJ action was taken on the pro-
peard sssrsde Of Third avenue from
fr<frf Nay to Pike street AZ the
nrcfink u the Interested property
o~nern. held at the Chamber of
CoWus~rre yesterday afternoon.
The report Of the special commit
tcs appointed 90 investigate the mat
tef. vas discussed at length. The
com1usttee recommended the adop.
tion Of what II known NJ the radical
arais. but u was decided TO defer
action Until city Engineer Thomson
can have time 20 prepare profiles
showing the present and proposed
aretea The meeting was adjourned
subject TO the call OF the chairman.
e. !. smith