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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-20
Attention HOuSekeepers!
Linen Sheets and Cases Cur

A peculiar neutrality-suspicious. trade anomaly,
direct contradiction and strange business paradox
Listen
Linen prices rising, soar Yet, in the face of
ing gone baloonng. This fact . :
which you can verify by any the facts we will sell
dtions has dual cause (st) Linen Sheets and PHI
by scarcity of flax crops in lou <..a~ e. yo- <ho.
Ireland, Germany and Austria ~" ~oSSS ioi 1879 Una"
eznd1 by a.. gf fa increased you ever bought them
INDEPENDENTLY those used before!
for wearing apparel
1t is remarkable rchandisng-Wonderful- OPP
portuny that no thrifty housekeeper can afford ignore
Moto The reductions below are genuine. Every
WI sheet and case is all pure linen. The sale
will last two days ony-Monday and
TUESDAY,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-20
25c to $25

~ 1870 fOA
HAIR GOODS
Three items are held up for
you to see. Merely specimens
that stand for caseful of 9TH
ers. If you will look at these
and then go around to make
comparisons you find that bv
returning and buying at Marx
you can save from 25c to S1.00,
depending upon the amount of
your purchase. II is a practical
demonstration Of the fact we
have printed so. often-viz.,
whenever Marks comes in direct
competition with any other store
you will find that our prices are
from 10 to 20 per cent lower.
However, in hair goods the diff
ference is even greater.
Hair Switches. or Braids; weight,
2 o.; % inches long; worth $3.50,
at $3.50.
Neck Curls, two for SOC.
Neck Curls, four for $1.oo.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-20

borders, very absorbent, worth
$3.50 dozen. Special at $1.65.
1Sx36-inch Huck Towels, pure
German linen. embossed damask, of
double twisted threads, an ideal
towel for the wash stand, worth
$3.50 dozen. Special at $2.10.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-20
All Linen Towels!
TWO-Day Sale, Large Reductions

ToWels-big fellows" blanket towels absorbent
as sponges of heavy linen that is for service and
will render it, you bet Our prices for them causers
Of CONSERVATION amongst competition. THEY cannot
understand HOW our rates from 10 to 20 per cent
lower than THEIRS. Easy enough. A simple case Of
foresight of buying months ago before linen prices grew
wings and went up to take birds eye view of things.
Look-and read on-every item is star attraction
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-20
7 E2C Lawns at sc yd

Fine starchless qualities that
you are accustomed to find in loo
lawns, occasionally in TIC grades,
but never in the sort sold at sc.
5000 yards will be ready tomor-
row morning; white and colored
grounds. including pinks, blues,
greys, browns, tans, lavenders and
melanges in floral and conventional
designs: thoroughly washable and
splendidly adapted to kimonas,
wrappers, waists and children's
frocks.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-20
CaliCOes at SC per yd

Simpsons calicoes, sold the
world over at ono a yard. To-
morrow at Marks at SC a ward.
Blacks and plenty of reds. Pat
terms and coors suitable for wo-
mems wrappers and children's
dresses.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-20
Linen Suits Join the Sale
OfSHk Suits, aHat

Right out OF stock-our
OWN Suits-We know they
ire good. Fifty are of silk and
twenty-five are of linen. Not
me iS more than sixty DAVIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

The desperate tactics ~hbh are
beinx reaorted 10 b. The sunae, Tsis-
phous officials 70 quref- the move
meat ~ the people u Seattle to
yards the independent Telephone
company vas yell illustrated his
mnruinx chen The star received
ffum New Yurk q i~isEraphic query
signed United Press News. ask
ms Il this Newspaper waniei-a re-
port thai the hell Tstephans pnopir
had sergrsi control 81 the inde.
pendent company ~ Seattle
In order 20 got a. the fun depth
II the eannrd. The star wired for
the story which came A. fniluwa
IT vas stated here Yesterday
among telephone circles on Wall
street that a person frtY close 10
President Fiah. 81 the Americas
Telegraph and Telephune company
the new title % the old parent nNii
telephone company. ~ Boston. had
given out privately that the AnsTf-
can Telegraph and Telephone cfinl
panY really controlled the fndepend
enl Seattle system. through holditts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

MA YOR CONFERS
WITH A TTORNEY

In order 20 pfeeiuds any unis'c|
rssarY delay in bis tnai approvs
Of the Milwaukee franchise after lt
has been passed hg the city council,
and C. insure the early inaustfas
ton Of construction work on the pro
pnasd road. Mayor uafs has takrfi
np = consideration u the terms ~
the grant with T. G iughcs. H..
attorney for the company "a the 9sssi
thai the mayor may be fully Ar
fssssd regarding the detailed orc
Visions ~ the grant before u is
finally passed
Mayor Moore held bis first ron
ference with Mf Hughes regarding
the tsait-r this afternooa. and other
conferences viii be held from time
70 time uaiii the frame hiaa has been
fully gone over and IL terms made
satisfactory 60 both
lsaforr Tho conference with Mr
Hughes. the msyuF szla
Not Quite Satisfied.
There are two ar three things
IN tho franchls.. "a Il saa reported
b. the committee. with whlch ! am
not entirely satisfied One ~ these
IL IN the opeiniuk ilasa Of seftioa 8
whafs Il u provided that the rtfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
FEARS FAMILY Was
TAKEN FROM HOME
WIFE AND DAUGHTER MR.. eAmERoN DISAPPEAR UNDER
SUSPICIOUS olRoUMsrANces-HoeoGs LoArEo AROUND
PREMISES.

something terrible has happened 90
Katie and the child The house ia
located near II stretch of woods. and
u la frequently used as q hang out
hy hnhaea ! 40 not want to think
of any such thing. but | am afraid
that they have bean taken away
against their Will
MI Cameron first reported the
disappearance Of his Wife ana
daughter 80 Captain I.aabachar ai
the police station early last night
lie then spent most Of the night out
IN thu woods near hta house. calling
upon all the people with whom the
family we're acquainted. trying 10
find the missing ONES.
Worn out end exhausted from bis
long WILL. he came % the station
again thls morning aud reported
that he hal MT succeeded Ia getting
ths slightest traces Of tho Lost ones
Nra Cameron IL Is years ~ age.
5 feet 2 Inches Ia height slender
build. dark complexion and black
hair and eyes She Wofe a black
dress with gold braid trimming
and had a black velvet hat Tho VA
tie Etrl has lEht hair aud 4 green
hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

maY exercise its police powers IN
certain matters with tegsrrnee TO
the grant and the enforcement Of
he tafma II Ia not clear "a me why
this should be- confined 10 al ener-
else ~ the police power 81 the city
see no reason WIZ the cts should
aui reserve the right 10 exercise lu
thai connection anY Of lie powers
a. a municipality
A. 90 Joint osensfship.
Another thinE which | nofed ia
the fIua reading % the grant in
that whlle Ia section It IL provided
that other grantees Of the cts mhY
acquire Juint Ownership ~ the
tracks further along IN eeiian : ii
II provided thai common use may
be secured by othsr roads upon
terms which recognize the prior
flKhla uf She grantees herein Ia
M opinion this should tuflndr a
recognition % the prior righis
equally II any subsequent ioint own
eyh II the tracks. ~ a. 10 prrelude
the possibility OF tbs terms Of
joint nse being dictated b. The
nFislsal grantee 10 the disadvantage
of pstt purchasers under She Joint
90 nrrahlp provision of section ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

heid in the names Of local capital
iaia with eastern booking rounec-
lions
II Naa evident on the face Of
things that INC sunset people wani
ea an impression to gain ground
through N newspapers in this city
that ia some wAY the miasriy a.
rrefofs u the sunset had ERinel
ceuffol Of the Independent com
panT'a stock and would. 81 course
Fige no better service through the
lndependsnt than they do through
the Sunset thus making II hardly
worth whlle 10 throw cut the old
ealapauya phones
When Manager Webster Of the
local Independent company. was
told Of the NeW York dispatch. he
promptly branded it AZ fake. aay
Ing
It's iusg ono OF the Bells tricks
10 dlHefedtt the independent com
pany tn this city The independent
has no reason 10 want to sell out
Il Is KeiilnK the business. whiie the
other company 10 losing a. what
more could We want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
SWITCHMEN ARE
IN JAIL

Detectives in the employ of the
Great Northern RAlifnad company
today arrested i Hicks and A
Mcdonald. employed as aWitchmen
Ia the lncai railroad yardn. thareet
utth having rubbed freight cars
haIlroad Detective RYAN and ape
eiai officer Webb sent thn men in 20
The poiice station shortly before the
uoau hour bNt wefs exceedingly
rcttecnt ln dlsruasiaH the ease.
Il il The EcaerNi imnrsasion that
these tso mea Nha sFv charged
Nth robbery arr members ~ an or
sanlzed cams which has hesa liftlnk
stuff from freight raru foe some
time past The Railroad officials re-
fuae 10 affirm this statement
The rohl'~ries have continued for
Neexs past and the railroad has had
is detectives working on the case
for anns time They claim 10 have
evidence enough Ia eunxict both
Hicks and Mcdonald % having
stolen goods from the cars while in
their charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
NEW
COMPANY

sz,ib, uiii have one more resus
- a.amship company Cncrating un
~ ssaitle-ssAa fFaneieco route fhs
as.sks- Paeif.r Steamship company
-, YESTERDAY capitalized for $50.
- IA 3 (. Game vas appointed
ssafile agraf.
IRE nrw eamnaaY u controlled -
a. Ragam1n Filbhard latcrrsts u
- Frsacae0 The new steamers
Wsioa and naekmau rcgrutiY
aresxhs aruund from the Atlantic
ssbaasd and nos beius converted
ms al barriers e. san Francisco
Ill tor lAe present b the unly tive
amuers u shs fleet The company
ass usatr0lz the steamer Indiana
ssk h Is hkely thai she Wiii he put
a ~ ronte.
"a aeamshlp etfeiss e e. fre.ly
xasna thai The Indiana will 40 On
gas Name Fun tAts summer u
irslgA, slows up AN ., has In the
rxt moash. both the Watson and
BackmAn vii also run 10 Meme n
b mprx thar likciy though. that the
wauna anf nas KHAN will rrmaln
swmaaeeslY on the san Francisco
Fsn. and he indians will taks the
Ewthsrn hasines4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
DEATHS

souder Mrs. Victor March %.
age ~. at Providence haauitnl. m-
trime1t IN calvary tematefy. ~
neral arrangements not completed
ltaunfY Wutanu company
Wafd, ELLEN. March al. aged is.
at brighton Hvarh. funeral from
fratta hall in iiiliman city March
% ntafment iu Calvary cemetery
fIppa Make. aged 81 March 20.
az Providence honpItAl funeral ar
engagements not completed iianney
Watson.
ferguson Louis aged g. March
2H At Providence hospital. funeral
arrangements not completed Bon
ueY Watson
atHfekmaus. Jean March 2s. nt
Geof eetoWn. aged e. fuhefHl serve
ices March gs nt $50 u M. inter-
ment IN takcvieW cemetery. Bon
usf Watson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
GIVING FREE CAR
TICKETS TO HALLER LAKE

George D. Meacham . Co New
York block w. giving free tickets on
TIE Seattle Everett interurhnn a.
far as Halter lake. where be has
placed a large tract u land on the
market ~ acre sections Many peo-
pie are taking advantage of this
offer for tho trip ia through new
country. and iAller Lake iH the
pretflast little body Of water in the
northwest The trip Is we'll worth
while taking 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
CRNNERYMEN
Get READY

Southeastern Alaska eannerymen
are In full swing with their spring
preparations On the Cottage city
Saturday night. J r barron sent
90 mon north 10 HIS eaunary AZ
Hunter Hay ca the Jefferson 90
men Will 20 10 the Columbia can
nerY near iininfa
7 e Mrrugh. ~ WfauEel d la
the city. and ~ the Seattle this
morning he said that all eanucriea
On Wraugel NarrOwa we're being
pat IN shape aud men would be leay
iuR within tho next two weehs The
Bertha. sailing tonight vii have
cannsfYmen fof Kodiak island The
Northwestern Fisheries company
haa sent men 90 0fea and more
men viii ~ ON the next steamers
for other eanncfiea al the westward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
PDTER ESCAPES.
FROM MARSHAL
...srrp lr BOSTON. OUT luVELs PISTOL AT OFFICER
,,n MANAGES TO ULUog Att PuRsuGRs

a question nr two ahaut hia removal
"a Washington the prisoner sudden.
Is drew "a revolver and ieyellnK q at
the maruhara head. exclaimed
TN kill you. nurns. II yeu dara "a
Move"
The crowd about the two men
Waa quite dense. but fell back rap.
tdly at the appearance at the ~,
KalveF. but nurua although consid.
ersbiy smaller than hia pfia.
oner Jumped At him ana
pushed zap hts hand Putet
struggled ana succeeded IN
pointing thc musslr ot the revolver
AZ Burns breast faf second time.
Again the 0fficaF closed with his
man. hut he could uut Wrvnch the
Weapon away putar finally got
tree from the grasp ~ the marshal
aud gradually backed away, with the
revolver pointed AZ nugua iir sud.
denly turned and darted down the
street. followed hX the officer aud
many other persons The fugitive.
however. escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

Steamer Alki Of The Pacific Coast
Steamship company. il tho relief
ship Tor the Wrangei citizens who
we're left homeless In the fire which
occurred there Saturday afternoon
aud evening ns reported exclusive
~ In The E'nr yesterday
The local steamship officials re-
eeived word that the Juneau clti-
kenB desired 10 send 20 tons Of pro-
Visions. bedding. etc. 10 Wrangel
and word sas Immediately sent
back that all relief stores would be
dead headed Douglas and Tread
we'll. add 60 tons of fOodstuffh 10 the
Juneau order The AlM sailed
about 6 O'Clock last night and should
be at WranEel early this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

Nay and viii return le the seattle
HeiiinEham fuu tonight Commcnc.
ina on Apfii ! the state 90 wash
iuktgn viii aian he added 60 that
route with the Steamer Whatcom
Steamer Shaata. n the l. a. Urav
company Nili be az Pier tomorrow
and iosi freight faf san Francisco.
alsa taking passengers
Schooner ida AfaY viii b. up from
Hun vanish river tastay and coms
meree taking eaego Tor Nome She
Viii ubAaubt sdiy aau SUNDAY.
sehonners Louise and Mars viii
st away Tor the banks today Zoe
haiibut
Steamer santa clara il today on
the Quartafinaster hsFh1f drYdnc <
faf rwpairn nesides her krel being
torn. her rudtar Naa twisted uu the
last bump Repairs ntii nrreSsitags
her f~maiulnk au fhe dock fof the
haiaare ~ the week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

sosroN, Nareh 81 After hsv-
,,,,.vsa his man a,roas the
~ ,, s ana finally eatehing him
49,, 49,. ~ vas calliag for mal ads
49, $3.50 - John II utcwuell at
- ,s...,en ps,ataftise tnites states
v, $500. =. ". n Rufns allowed = \.
: s,,,.r q ofes0u land fraud fame.
l, sssps ..,.. -
a.r.hsi Burns Was drtaiiea ~
:. ,a,eFameut a. Washington 60
- a Fostea AMI search for Put
~ SEATED hlm and waited AZ
x.ew,y hfaaeh pastnffice fuieH
~ .....l y ACCOMPANY nurns to pft-
= ,.,m IN the eaatgfnrc. Buens
' - that Superintendent
- AZ ne branch elfl,e. bad gone
=. ~ psliee. bat Il deNeloprd later
-, aalfs aia not undefattnd that
s.ns wanted the assistance ~ the
rage
smnsnmsax thai tWa etfitvrs NeFv
',,lss the hulldlns tae marshal
49, l,,lsrr under arrest and took
- 4, ne sidewalk After asking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
Report Not Believed.
WIDOW rs
POPULAR

SPOKANE. March a. Mrs. g b.
Hawkins. a widow. in land rush
Recently drew a white pine timber
claim uear Occur o 'Aiene city. wall
ued at s4e0e The story was widely
circulated and she has since re-
celved seven offers 81 marriage. ali
by mail The applicants give in
ventofisa Of their property and add
pleas of loneliness Alfs. Has kins
has not yet Indicated an Intention
Of accepting any OF the propositions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
FALLS STORIES

while engaged n changing nanss
aeaffolalnx on ths sixth floor "a the
rev i.awmau Building. ln course -
construction on fhe southeast cor
usf % f1rsg az. AMI Cherry a.. at
ia 80 n'ciork This morning. Thomas
ceaaf. riasssfsr fell through the
elevator shaft % the bottom nonf
and was fatally inlufet ifo vas
removed b. Providence hospital and
a. a late nnur tisin aftrfnoan waa
very low ana expected 60 Dc a.
any moment.
AecosdlnE 10 The testimony ~ eye
witnesses the accident vas due 10
the mans own caFsiszaussa tir
uaa helping sith the eeaffoidiuk
and stepped backward into ths
shaft tils body struck q axis plank
stretched across the shalt % ltH
downward fiiMht aua broke the bis
timber in two pleeea when picked
up there were no bad cuts or out
ward evidences ~ lafHfY. bat nn eN-
animation az the hospital showed
that ~ had been terribly injured
Internally
Hasq the man escaped instant
death - considered q miracle. sud
the only thing that STOPPED hts fail
al an was the plank which was
broken BY tho forre II hia fall
cedar was employed bf p g. Mo
nauxau a co, with affieeu a. rs
seneca st. and has been wor king
a. plssterer in the bis Lswman
structure he is q married man and
lives az Green Lake. BE leaves
wife with a two-week- oid baby The
authorities up 20 late hour had not
obtained any Information regarding
the mans autce edentH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
OPTION TAKEN

II vas announced this afternoon
that an option had bern taken on
tha Harvard nata. Seeund nv. aud
Virginia 81 The amount Involved
Is ts0, 900 Property on Jackson -
sas practically Withdrawn from The
market this morning y l. Sporty
has bought tao lots on Fourth Av
Virginia and enura paying 81 .eoo
A deal for Occidental property q
being made and within the next two
days announcement viii ~ given 20
the public The deal Involves
laaa 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
Started in Hotel.

The tug which brought word 10
Juneau gave advicen that another
tug had left f0r Ketchikan 20 APP
prise that city 81 WrnnFeiH needs.
By this afternoon Of the latest the
four southeastern Alaskan cities will
have their relief supplies In the
hands Of their sister city
Additional information received
late yesterday regarding the fire 10
To the effset that The fire started IN
the Pioneer hotel Wfangel has
never provided herself with fire
fighting apparatus and the weak ~
forts uf the bucket brigade we're
practically useless 10 the fight
against the flames Building after
building MAS licked up. ana IN or
1ef that the Older portion Of the
town would not suffer destruction.
dynamite Waa used Ia blowing the
buildings 20 the ground
Robert Reid's establishment. ger
eral store and warehouse. which was
burned vas The oldest IN The town
Mr. Reid has been al WranEel for
the past ab years Both drug stores
and the fWo hotels wer destroyed
The Wfangel Sentinel weekly
Newspaper. also went up in smoke.
Il vas only when the 81 Michael
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
HEAD IS
GU 7 OFF

The headleaa bodY of Gus Hoo was
found heAlds the Nofthegn Pacific
railroad track a. Palmer Junction
this moFains and The coroner haa
left for the scene 81 the accident
uot has been employed BY the Page
i.amber company. AZ Eagle Gorge
he SIS taken sick yesterday ana
started 10 yak 10 Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

fred Alex NelliA Is. aud May
piiRe Anthony. 20
Thomas leroy RedaiHg 81, Wash
on Island. ana Hattie MAJ HittenEer.
~ NaahoH Island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
SUBURBAN NOTES

RAINIER nEAeH. March "a
There IL some taih Of consolidating
the improvement club at Dunlap
With that of Rainier Reach. The
county Ia ncttllnR up NJ rapidly that
the division between places n be
coming more or less an imaginary
uue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
RUSHED TO
FIRE SWEPT TOWN

Trading store was reached that the
fire vas conquered
WranRsl Is one OF The oldest cities
Ia Alaska The spot Was formerly
known Is Fort Wrangel and IN the
early days when the frgaie Decatur
was on tbs coast. Uncle Sam had a
small body 81 soldiers stationed
there
Situated near The mouth 81 tho
Htikine river. Whngel has been the
important trading station for the In
tcrlor Steamers ply up the river
and WrapKei d. made the hoadquaf-
ters During The early days of the
Klondlke excitement hundreds Of
people started for the Interior by
way gf Wfangel and up the silklne.
Wtanghiites a. present IN the city
express the opinion that there 10
little doubt but that much 81 the
burned district will be rebuilt
Residential property viii. however,
be removed from the center u the
city 10 the eastward. beyond tbs
Indian hufying grounds II Will be
Of interest 70 all Aiaskans and espe-
ciaiiy tourists 90 learn that the his-
t0ric indian village. with ifs count
less totem poles and it, cemetery,
ESCAPED the flames.
Report Not Believed.
The report reached Seattle that
the Indians. a. soon as the fire
started. comm enced a pillage af the
burning places. This b thought 10
ba improbable as the whites have
the upper hand and the natives
would be too afraid Of the after re-
suits 10 go to such extremes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

DUNLAP March y George W
Dunlap ana William etamhoy. who
have franchise from the county
IL lay water mains. and from the
city ia tap the Cedar river pipe cX-
peet a. begin construction work this
summer to supply Dunlap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

The condition Il Judge ~ q.
Bond who waa haaly injured By
being thrown from n horse while
ont riding wlth Miss Ada Hanford
Sunday. "a improving and his rapid
recovery Is anticipated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

NEW YORK. March 81 Papers
introduced IN the OF hearing today
show that the Standard Ou CON-
pany assumed the business dlrse=
ton az well AZ the ownership - the
stock nf The subsidiary companies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

An old SETTLER jacob Comsn. was
this morning committed to the steli-
accom- Insane asylum because IN hia
Old age he has developed a mania
for knives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

Suspicious circumstances aur-
round the disappearance Of Mrs.
Katie Cameron ard her yeaf-old
daughter. who have been misnins
frnm their home GA Beacon hiil
since early yesterday morning, and
today second appeal WA made 20
the police 20 take up the search and
tfY 10 locate the mother and child
Mrs Cameron with her husband
and little Eirl have been living a.
station y, on iisaean hitl. FOR some
time. and last evening when Mr.
Cameron returned from his work NJ
s 30 o'clock the house WAS cold and
eheeflsUs. the doors slde opeu and
nothing 90 indicate where his wife
aud ehilh had gone lie says they
did not have ON their street clothing
aud also denies that there had been
any family trouble which might
have resulted IA the woman intcn-
iionslly DESERVING him
Fears the Worst.
No. Il cannot be anything like
that explained the broken hearted
husband al the police station ibis
morning We have never had an
angry word. and am afraid that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

The ordinance FORMULATING the
agreement entered Into between Of
fieiaia ~ the city and James A.
Moore. permitting Mr. Moore to re-
grade Denny bin at hla own er-
pense and providing for the dedica
ton Of a s0-foot street through the
Washington hotel property. was In
PRODUCED In the council last night.
The board % works this morning
LET = contract 20 thu Spafger Con-
crete company for grading and side
walking SocoI ! av. from Ward 10
Prospect. including the oonstruc-
ton of a concrete stairway. FOR
1881. The bid ~ l. Driscol for
grading Thirty eighth from Wal
lIngford 10 Bagier Rt a price OF
81 .7g6 was rejected.