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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-09

weeks--What is good for mos.
quito bite?
Slick-Most any sort of human flesh.
believe, is considered good.-Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
FUNERAL ARRANGED

The funeral Of william Malone.
who was fatally Injured al hteyenh
Bros. mill, Monroe. Wash, Will take
place from n0nnry Wntson'a
m6rFue tomorrow afternoon az 20
o'clock under the auspices Of the
Eagles and elbH. 81 which orders
deceased was a member lnterment
Will be In Mt Calvary eemstery.
The fatality occurred while Ma
lone was beneath "a locomotive re-
pairing the alrbreakH. While en-
gagged the engine started. manEling
Malono'a left leg 80 badly that am
putauon was necessary. Tho nn=
fortunate man could not survive the
shock lie leaves a wife and three
children. His brother. ] Malone.
Is an emploYe Of the Seattle Electric
company Detective Byrnea. ~ the
police department. Is n haif-brother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
BIG DINNER FOR
WANDERING BOY

Iaroh Livingston. the boy globe
tFoftrf ~ Russia. who has applied
- me police foF shelter. received
this morning an invitation 90 din
ner az fhs horne II Mrs " w. Way
Nra Way - > former Sew Yorker.
aud has aluaYs been Interested more
81 less in cases ~ this nature.
Tho boz this morning said that
h. guessed The lady wanted a.
give hlfn big feed {. and also
exrruswad the hop. that she nigh,
be IN a position TO help him set
somethinE 70 90.
when asked how TONG u took him
- make the trip from New York he
said slx months and that he worked
a. different places along the route
for enough % eat and wear. he
matd that ne never earned any money
IA hia life. and that he did not want
%. a. he Just wanted 20 set enough
10 eat and wear. and u he did this
h. wouid BE- even with everybody IN
the world. lie gave az reason Tor
not wanting money that u 10 VERY
scarce. ana that b. did not want 60
take anything from anYon which
they needed themselves.
lie SAYS that h. has washed
dishes and has worked on boats. and
that be win try 20 get work Of this
sort here. where he viii be glad
Ia work for bis board and clothing.
The boy MAS ~ years old on Ne~
Years day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
COUNCIL.
SIDESTEPS
Foxy soLoNs WON'T COMMIT THEMSELVES o. LIGHT PLANT
BOND IBsuG

The members Of the council are
aideaiepplnE the regoest NJ super
intendent Youngs that the taxpayers
be given an opportunity Of voting
Tor boad issue Of $500 600 for the
extension Of the city Hight plant.
Although they all try TO give out
the impression that they favor the
bonds. they are careful 10 leave a
loophole for the purpose ~ aqueezs
Ing out later. II necessary
Most Of them claim to be unin-
formed on ths subject and their
professions OF Innocence are almost
amusing Several come out fiat
footed ia favor Of the bonds
p T.. Mullen 4 don't know. I
will have to go into the matter with
the com mittee and Superintendent
roungs before I decide what I viii
do. want 10 be shown
w. A. Murphy am unqualified
~ in favor Of the bond issue.
Scott benjamin am on the
fence I have not given the matter
sufficient consideration 10 make an
off-hand statement ON It's face I
am inclined 10 favor the issuance Of
bonds.
David w Bowen = am heartily Ga
favor ~ the issue. superintendent
YounRH says the need Of money g.
imperative. II so. We certainly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
NEE 1TINGA
DISGRACE

Following Judge Reynolds at
tack on the committee. HsveFal free
lights were iuaulgvd In tn various
parts % the house. ana a nuuih ~
OF men we're fercihiy elected At
teFney Johnson attempted ta Frpiy
"a TIE attack 81 the speaker. hat
the noise in the audience was "a
sfcat that he ceuld not be heard.
~ D. ssi-is-ssfrsssffsty NHs EiNeF the
committee "a tell What evidence if
bad 10 offer another grand Jury
should one BE called. and the oppo-
uents ~ the Movement are maklnE
the charge uis nforntnE that The
committee has no evidence u a
convincing nature ana were thsfs-
fore afraid 90 make it known. The
citlarua' committee. on the other
hand. SAYS that the dtsxrarefui ac.
ton q lhe hoodiufna pEeeant at the
EathcfinE prevented them telling
~ bat evidence they had.
While the members of the aiti-
sens committee are not satisficd
with the meeting of last niEhf. they
state that the dtaxfacafui actions q
the haoaiants alleged To have been
hired BY the ErAfisfa vii have the
effect ~ Hsth aarc trnnfeasiux upnn
the people the Importance q another
grand jury
The ce4nFuItter states that II vii
await a few days the outcome %
the meeting. ana that unless another
Jury i drawn . mass meeting viii
gain be called 20 take further zfepa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

TACOMA Jan. ia-ous q the
most aisxraoctal ssenes ever enast-
Al IA this city oceuued az the Ia
carna theater laBg nisht Daring the
mass uieetluk called b. The commits
re a. Il 10 consider the action n
lie county pFoseeuiinx attorney and
f,Axs saen On disehafEins thr re-
cent grand bury hefar. y bsa hF.sR
effefpd any evidence upon which 90
base lndkimcnts
Hardly bad the crowd gathered
Within the tbeater heteee opponents
AZ the movement commenced %
tatse a disturbance. Speakers who
wsre members ~ the committee
we're hlsset and vile ealthsts hurled
q ITEM uutll thrY we're foreed 10
retire. Later Judge William Rey-
nnias former city attorney. Who had
been selected rs those opposed to
tie movement VAS Invited to talk
b. Attorney johnson. and when ne
attempted 10 speak fom the giaor
Il the theatsF h. Vas aimnst bodily
fbrcsa toward TIRE aiaEs. where ~
sas sahfeciaA g. The Stuie treatment
q ne ether sreakerA However. he
fiaAlfy manaEet h he heard. ard
4irtnx a Iuii Ia the excitement made
e. attack apan the citizens commit
- shich he characterised a. das-
tsFdiY. low nsiuded ana Fuean for
kssinz ssc teuieFity % seek an in-
vesiiEation Of the affairs % tho
cry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

should vote for the proposition.
Irving r Cole don't know !
haven't thought the matter over.
don't snow how ! shall cote VIII
walt for awhile. or course. | am 10
favor - any Improvement In the
city's light
r n DaultOn We certainly need
more and better lights. | will GER
tainiy vote 20 fully install the city
lighting plant n IL a worthy
project and should receive the nn-
qualified support of every member
~ the council
~ q GILL don't know anything
about H. Haven't had time 10 look
into the proposition. Don't know
how will vote
J. s. Johnston The proposed
bond issue viii receive my vote
VIII emit comes before the council.
We must fully equip the lighting
plant or go out Of business
H. y Rude n Superintendent
YounRs recommends the PROPOSE
tion. ] suppose We Will have to vote
for A. have not Investigated tbs
matter very closely
G. ~ Burnett have not looked
into the matter fully. On the sur
face Il looks good n Buperintend-
ent YOungn report II favorable I viii
support the proposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
FIRE LOSS
is 100000

PANAMA. Jan. is.-The fire yes
terday destroyed ~ tenement
houses. seven stores. the church Of
Kan Juan dc SeRaume. The Ceno
Catholic brotherhood institute. an
orphan asylum aud three public
i.ehgiut buildings The loss wiiI az
KreEaie about $500 900 The police
have arrested the foreman II gang
~ American fumigaiors. who are AL
ieged "a be responsible Tor the IRE.
The fireman we're supplied With
water At the critical moment from
feaafyoirs % Santa Ala. The fire
Was soon oxtluEuished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
LEAGUES UNITE

Several ringing speeches were
made a. tho meeting Of the Aunic-
lpal Ownership League last night.
and Il was unanimously voted 20
amalRamatc with tho Union Labor
Municipal Ownership League In the
fight for the principles In the city
campaign now coming. Judge W.
d. Wood told u the advantages OF
giving the people the rlght 10 oper-
ate the public utilities and Thought
the principles should extend 70 the
national government
Matthew Dow said he was born IA
tha birthplace OF municipal own
erahip. IN Glasgow. scotland. and
he made a straight forward state
ment % his position. George n
cotterill was the last u the speak
ers. He said that we first must get
a city council that will respect the
wishes % the people. Ne declared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

Co. Realty security Co. c d bus
aslI.
Among thoso Who have aesn
making coed" In the real eafaie
movement. Eugene II. Sunny fig.
nrea prominently. by those Who
say they know. he ~ said to have
cleared something like $40 600 In
his recent operations
When aru this morning. Mr
snmmp smiled. and minated that.
whllc he had not done anything sen.
aationai he had no kick coming. :"
We have all been making
money ha said. and OF course
shoae uho were wise and knew that
the tide lanax district was bound
10 b. tho railway terminal and man
afarturinE center II Seattle are the
ones who are reApinE the harvest.
A llttts thought ia the riKht direc-
tlon would have convinced anyone
that the present situation would
necessarily Develop.
For Instances. Seattle has total
ayailahIe waterfront ~ 10 miles
San Francisco. with a population II
500 900. has an available waterfront
of 40 miies--inst ten times what
Ne have
Herbert = Upper reports larEe
sales IN blocks fs0. fzs and 40
These tracts lie west 81 the vest
waterway. and are being rapidly
taken up BY investors. who are ap-
parently boxing for big bulge In
valuep Mr. Upper Gays that TIRE
pressnt movement Is far more 50
tsnaive than anyone had n right 10
expect
Speaking OF tho greatly appro-
elafed values Of Seattle lands. q
prominent railway official recently
said. These prices look big 10
yon, but We are accustomed 70 pay
E ing heavily for terminal facilities
and 10 NJ the figures actually seem
I small
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

Garfield. vice prcsldent. A. stone
81 Koaaila. secretary. q G Arm
strung. 81 CoifRx. treasurer y IT.
Houar. ~ pumrroy. executive eonl-
mlitne. = ?. Elliott, Of Pullman J.
" FRYE ~ Davenport J. r Blbh.
of Tacoma
The name Drain pfnancrrr. ship
r~ra ard Mlllrfn' Association II
Washington Vas adopted and the
executive committee was Instructed
10 frame bylaws and a constitution.
io BE submitted to the convention
Whleh uill meet again In Jangarg
iso5. at the state college In Pull
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
ONE DAYS
DIVORCES

Judge Frazier granted the follow
Ing divorces this morning Rose
Buck. from Leroy Buek, for non.
support ana deseFtlna. John ".
Chadwick. from Frances Chadwick
Tor deaertion y ilah Dudley from
GcorginA Dudley. for deaertion.
Bertha Snyder from Charley snydef.
fur deaerfion. Lillian Hawk from y
VI Hawk. foe cruelty and derertion:
Carrie Walker from Edgar Walker.
for deaefiiou. Clara II, Graysan
from Robert GraYHan. for desertion;
Mary q. Crauae from David y.
cranse. FOR deseriioa Donald Ne
kinnOn from anna G MeKibnan.
for dessrtlon. and Elizabeth NJ
Wailare from James ~ Wallace. for
dcaertian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
WESTERN AVENUE
ROTTEN EDGED

n1net eggs amoto bis a0Hsrila.
Thu seductive smell vas too much
for Mr. Henry. Il fact. he was over
whslmed. ~. thought long and
hard hos he could disaipaie the
odor. AZ iaai hc bit upan = happy
thought and pfocerded to puuesurs
hia Esa pipes The escaplng fiuid
waa hia salvation. II more than alb
torbed the ar1inA u tho dccsyvd
hen fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

Alang uith TIE hlx bnoru "a tide
iMuds coneN the auuounrcfusas that
TIE Seattle a Lake Washington
waterway company ia gulns ahead
WITH the filing % eide lands. for
whfeh sheTe T. HoN - rlaeh d.
nsssd The company haa a contract
vssh me state for doing the SoFk.
y proposes 10 expeud st.889 600 in
rs opeFasaons Within TIE next year.
Us eefeers announce that within
~ days tao dtedEurs vii be pat
az work seoorinK the sand uat %
Ne EAST waterway. and IN the month
fniiowing a third via b placed IN
ereration The construction %
saIkheads ana laying OF the required
pipe is now in progress Recent
rarms have somewhat delayed the
work.
ne real estate sitaatien today has
heen apparently more quiet than
vas the case yesterday. Hold Off
for a few days,= iH the prevailing
sntimsnt among men who have
heir ears 20 the ground Many
srs booking for a big thinE" Tues
day.
ThsFe h a persistent rumuF Msioat
that the Canadian Pacific il TO enter
Seattle. ard Il is stated on the best
suthofity that Representatives Of
fhai company have been looking TIRE
Treund over. The Central Pacific
railroad = bound 70 enter Seattle az
scus date IN self protection
Whesher the expected event OF
Tuesday Il iu any Way connected
with this latter report remains a
secret Most ~ the buying has been
tn ne blocks weHt ~ tire west wat
erway ne island blocks being now
held tight
Compton Bros report buyinRs %
- lots. locality. Of course. not re-
vealef Calhoun. Denny q Ewing
have made numerous sales In block
sss. located % the mainland At tho
ianetnFe az the waterways. NJ y.
Crane 4 Co. Ia conjunction with
r. W. Hlli. last night bought block
ct and sold Il ont entire before 10
o'clock today. The same e0mbina-
ton has bought block f32 and have
practically disposed % that. though
At the time The Star goes 70 press
the deal had not been contaminated.
Regarding the statement that the
Milwaukee willtun through or near
The Hlllnan holdings. there II moth
Ing definite. and any mans guess i
a. good AZ anothsr'a.
J. A Paine. IN the Alaska build
Ing. yesterday sold II lots In blocks
so, fz7 and 90 and a tract on Har-
Dor Island for 10000 SAILS 81 lots
and in block al was reported
late yesterday By Mr. Wright
Otter firms reporting sales In the
tide lands today are. Herbert 8
Upper. V. ". Smith. Dearborn q
Co. sparkman q Mclean. John
Davis & Co. Parry Investment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

At meeting Of those Interested
IN the good roads movement In
South Park last night. speeches
we're made by Judge Battle Messrs.
Peck and Brown and other promi-
nent advocates % good roads. \
temporary committee was appointed
TO perfect the details Of organiza-
ton, which will report at the next
nesting OF the body. As soon a.
organized. the South Park Good
Roads association viii take active
steps % institute Improvements In
that part OF the city in the roads.
Patrolmen Anderson and Dolphin
last night AZ lis20 arrested w. J.
Riley. ago q. suspected OF being
the man who robbed the Model
bakery Thursday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

MURDER
soclsry LEADER FOUND IN A VACANT LOT srRANeLro TO
p1Ara WITH A TELEPHONE WIRE

at9o o'clock yesterday morning "a
sing al the funeral of friend. she
riEnifled an intention 81 doing aon,e
shopping first, and taok plenty af
utoney With her The last trace %
the " 'snan was atthe notisrs whore
she houEht sumo flowers FOR her
friends caskct.
The police aay that Richard tvias.
who reparted the finding III tho hody
at Mrs holllster Ia tho bot back 81
hts fathers shop. has confessed that
he aeihcd the woman as she paaasd
the ehop at i O. a'clpek last night
and dfnggcd her into the lot aud a.
aaulted her. The W0man'a auttrlea
hesame 50 loud that he stranglsd
her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
GAINS TWO HOURS

The Great Northern Overland
train No. 2 wia hereafter arrive In
Seattle az . N. instead 81 3 A. m.
A. before. Il viii leave 81 Paul at
shs same time "a usual. the gain IT
two hours being made possible ~
cutting ont all stops between Bon
nss'a Ferry. Idaho. and Spokane. A
local will be run between these two
points. leaving Spokane az : a. M.
arriving At Bounsr's Ferry At ia 30
.. IN. Returning leave at i.it q.
m. and arriving at Spokane At a.ta
.. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
SUNDAY TOPICS

Plymouth Congregational-Rev. 8.
VI. Freelanf A. IL a. m. The
lndweiling Presence q the Holy
splrlt:" 80 p. m. why Should
Young Man or a Young Woman
Not Learn 20 Gambler"
Pilgrim Congregational Rev. y.
L. Smith. At II a. m, In the Souls
Way" 1880 D. m. christianity and
Socialism"
University Congregational = Rev.
n. &. Mason. At n a. m. Waiting
Ia what" 1880 .. m. The
search for Happiness Thursday.
7,30 D. IN. Signs OF Spiritual Ra-
treat"
beacon TIiH Congregational Rev.
g. Il. Gale. A. I a. m, The Divan
Will" Z p. m. What Christ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

rmcAGo. Jan t3-with the
c,a,ns this marnms Of the body
a Ms nessie Holtister. choir
.eessr prolninept Ia aacissy and
sifs 81 Ffauklln uolllsier 90 the
rmglne house 90 tls.lisJer nros.. In
: vacant let m the tear 90 a ear
ssnter shop GA Ueidcu av. the To-
~ polee arc eonfronled with an
sfhsf murder mNstcry.
Copper wire. ~ a sire used Tor
,sleehane communications cpeireled
M nolllstets neck She had been
ssranwlea 10 death apparently. or
the strand had been uard la drag
xlng the body
Ms noluxtsr left her home az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
WILL TESTIFY
IN MISSOURI

NEW YORK. Jan. f3-Attorney
]. D. Johnson told Attorney General
Hadiey this afternoon that be
would produce Clay Pierce in Mis-
souri, at any time he was desired 70
testify before a notary. but that he
did not want him 90 testify In New
York, Process servers. who have
been surrounding Pierce for several
days. have been called off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
OR GAMIzATi0h
is PER N AMEN

PULLMAN. Jan. i3.-nuring the
last day of tho wheat convention q
committee OF three. appointed 20
consider the feasibility Of q perma-
nant organization. recommended
that Il be formed and that officers
be elected
Tho recommendation was adopted
and tho following officers elected.
President. Il. &. MeCfoskey. OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

BAD boys stole bad cxra from
commission houses name time laat
night. and paraded down Western
av.. hombardlnk everything to which
they took a fancy. Tho shop ef
James Henry. butcher. and leslie
Powers grocery store were tbs pfins
cipal points os attack When hr
Henry opened for bualHses this
morning the delightful osior % Do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
HEARING
RESUMED

NEW YORK. Jan. i1--whsn the
standard OF hearing waa resumed
before sRnborn this afternoon
Henry II. Rogers answered the
qlestton. III he had any business
transactions with " Clay Pierce In
lsag through which ne acquired The
stock Of the Waters. Pierce Co. "
To-day he said he had no such husi-
ness transactions with Pierce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
slaves OF Defeat.

The fight came near ending In the
first round Near the end OF the
round Herrera caught Corbett on
the point Ut the jaw with vicious
rsht and LETT uppefeuts. staggering
him 10 the ropes. bat IN his anxiety
90 end the battle he swung wildly
aud corbett STAYED off defeat for the
time being Early in the fifth round
Herrera conntsrsd solidly on Cor
hctt'a jaw. which badly shook the
DcnYerite
Pushing him 90 the ropes Herrera
squared himself and landed a fear
ful right flush 20 cofbett'a Jaw. Cor
belt fell upon his face and never
moved while he was being counted
out Il required five minutes hard
work on the part OF his second 10
revive the Denverltr. There was
considerable money bet on the mill
Al first odda WEIR 10 to , In Cor
belts favor On the day If the
fiFht even money was offered. but
before they entered the ring no Cor.
hett money vas 10 sight with Her
rerA a fnYorits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
NOW ne LARGEST

Etliott Hay camp No. si3S. Modern
WOodmen OF America. Ia now the
largest camp % that order west Of
the Mississippi. The local camp
has siriveu for six years TO wrest
the record from Tacoma. and has
Just succeeded IN accomplishing t.
The following officers were Installed
At the recent meeting Consul. J. ".
Douglas. adviser. J r. Wilson
clerk Prank Skinner, banker, y. NJ
simmlnson-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

A resolution WAS introduced ne ths
meeting OF the Rainier Heights Inn
provemant club last night at oft
mans halL requesting the city q
extend ia electric wires into ths
Rainier Heights district
a committee Of seven WAS APP
pointed TO confer with the part
board relative 70 the bond issue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
SEATTLE MAN
is A DIRECTOR

HoQufAM. Jan. 1a.--on Tuesday
the stockholders and directors % the
FIRST National bank Of Hoquiam re-
elected the following officers: prca-
idant. w. l. Adams; cashier. w. q.
ockweli. assistant caAhler. Au-
gnstus Campbell: directors. GeorFc
NJ Emerson. G. y White OF Seattle.
peter Autzen. o. NJ Kellogg, w. L.
Adams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

Only once did he reveal flash OF
hts old-time form. and that was In
the fourth round. when he rallied,
twice forcing HarserR 10 the ropes
and landing with both hands
corbett seemed "a lack his old
time sim and dash. which won him
sp many battles and failed 10 inflict
any puniahment upon the body OF
the wellseondltioned Mexican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

Extensive improvements aud dee
ofations are hsing made a the Ia
terror 81 ~ Aphnnaua church. 81
Ballard. New aliars have been
built and a shrine installed The
work now being done wi cost
g. COO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
RAISE MONEY FOR
BRANCH LIBRARY

Nearly 1880 has been subscribed
hy Tenth ward residents toward the
maintenance Of a branch library.
which will be installed ia the west
end OF the shsrriek block. corner
iith and taud. Prof j. y. Curtis
has been raising the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

that the council had 10 regard for
the rights % the people.
The old Municipal Ownership
League Sili unite with the labor
league At ita convention on January
70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
GOES TOPEN

In Judge Fratnr's court this morn
Ing Herman Ball pleaded guilty 60
a charge Of adultery and Was sen
fenced 60 rs months at hard labor
AZ Waiia Walia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

Fred Jones. the man whom the
Canadian authorities we're trying "a
set back on charge 81 perjury. at
his hearing al Blaine the other day
was turned loose by the United
States officials because OF lack Of
evidence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

The name Of the jurors TO sit at
The next session Of the court, TO be
held in February. were drawn this
morning in Judge Frater's court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

forgery. pleaded guilty this morn
ing. and was sentenced by Judge
Frazier TO serve one year at Nalia
Walla-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

Work II driving ptllus Tor the new
Mullen shinEir mill. 10 be located on
the south side II the bay near the
tfeaiie. was commenced today This
viii BE gs-a - -. best egH!pega ara
most modern mills Of that character
IN the Northwest with a capacity ~
gl9 900 Per day barring accidents.
The mill should be ready for bust
ness within 20 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
CORBETTI S
DEFEAT TED

DENVER BOY SHOWS IN HER.
RERA FIGHT THAT HG CAN
NO LONGER DELIVER TIE
GOODS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
CHILDREN
DESTITUTE

BALLARD. Jan. is.--A woman
and her Hine children. the eldest but
10, and the youngest rs months. are
IN destitute circumstances. aud APP
plieatlon for relief has been made
~ the county commissioners The
family has been here about HiK
months. A month ago The husband
deserted his family Tits y here
ahQute are unknown.
Aeighbars have been furnishing
the family With food and clothing.
but thia has become somewhat Of a
burden