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WANTED-AGENTs.


TED-Responsible agents with rigs
70 caIhtass e1ilu
conveniences, good seller, Is per cent com
mission paid. Address G. E. s, box 40,
Horton, kan.
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PHYls1crANs AND SURGEONS

pA 6 Bl-RNEa. M D.
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MACHINE SHOPS.

MOWERS ground. factory process. ia
Tel. S. Eoward's 3 nav place. 10 Kan. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS
THOSE wanting reliable help. CALL write
or phone to Gem Employment Co. Kan
sas ave. Independent phone 8z9-o
HORSES, wagons and harness bought,
sold or exchanged All kinds Of camping.
outfits. See Newell 1014 Kansas ave.
TREES. vines and hedges trimmed or re-
moved. T. X. Jones. 525 Van Buren, st.
MONEY
MONEY to loan for farm ana city prom
erfv at the lowest rates and easiest terms
Moon, Charles & Co. lis z. Fifth ST.
MONEY to loan i've stock. pianos, organs.
household goods, typewrfters. w II
Seguine. AS Kansas ave. Ind tel. 1179
MONEY. to loan on 1--we stock. pianos, or
cans typevriters, household goods and
r,ereoual security. +. BiacOe, B23 Kan. ave
500 900 to loan ~on city property and Ok
ialaoraa farms Better Realty and Loan
Co. Room Columbian building
~~''
MONEY loaned on pianos. sewing u1a-
chimes, tyDewrItsrs. diamonds and any
good security N. B. Campbell. SOS Kan
sas ave
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tCurbinE and paving Tenth avenue from
the west line Of Morris avenue to the
east Line Of the alley west of Spruce
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ciau- Complets stock q watches. Saas
monde GlverWare, etc Eyes exAmiu8d
ano spee8acles properly aEte4-
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a5IgsoURI PAeIEIc TIalE -.


s0UTHBoUND
No. Slo-Passanser 20 TT Scott. z e pm.
No Freight .sssf - aIEfa
NORTH esIJffO.
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(Curbing and paving Western avenue
from south line Eighth street to south
line Of Ninth street)
LOTS ON WESTERN AVE. SIDE.
Bethany College tract, 800 It. $50
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LOST AND FOUND.
~~~---~-----~>s--~y--@---~
LOST-Sunday night. gold cross and
chain Reward at 1870 Fillmore st.
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HAIR GOODS.

ESPECIALLY fine hair switches 30 inches
long, from &c up make braids, $l.eQ
Mrs. Rowe. SIS Kansas ave.
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UNDEsrAKGss

L. n PEN " ELL funeral o1xncGar zs.s
@nbaAHer. First Glass SERVICE reaaonA-
oss ps1esa. 81 Quincy ct Both esles ia
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AUTOMATICALLY
a p TONE WILSON, Jr-, laHyek ~
Kansas ave: Both phones ~
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RAILRoAp LII 49,

porK- ISLAND SYSTEM THE TABL..
TOPEKA KAN.
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MOUTH EJUNO-
a., .-o5,eiSs ST. Joe Express $50 pm
10 y4voTaka & st. Joe Express. s:g1 am.
NO. VS. FROM ST. JOE
Zoe & Topeka Express liz pm.
go 3 Q, a. Joe & Topeka Express 7szs pm
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9. 2. AsaroN. pENrIsT.

Can be found In the front rooms, second
floor, OF the northwest corner Of eEh -
Kansas ava.
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2
PAVNC.
STORAGE.
PATENTS.
srAnresl - ANp srnNor1s.

THE :. q OARL1ESSs co. ia kan ave-
Rubber staYnrs brass and aluminium trace
checks. Prices low CataloE free Tel zss.
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The state of Kansas to Patrick AIva Ma
ven-Greeting:
You are hereby notified that you have
been sued for divorce by said plaintiff
Minnie Maven, in the district court of
Shawnee county. Kansas. and that you
must answer the petition filed In said
court by said plaintiff. on or before the
18th day of August, 1906. or the petition
will be taken as true and judgment for
divorce be rendered against you accord
ingly. G. A MAGAW,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
(seaL) Clerk OF the District Court of
of Shawnee County, Kan.
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HORSES CLIPPED.



MONROE 81. ehkE UkSREN SAtk4
z0z Monroe st Conducted by regular
practicing physicians and surgeons. Ned
1cal service free. Medicine free IN some
cases Onice hours to 5 .. m. Calls
snsyered nieht OF day. mo. tel stl3
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AIRLOOM 0ssz. 2:ls5k. Nicofs. 4ha Perch
con stallion and jack Big John are nasSsu
Ing season at III Quincy 81 R ~. CoMa.
rey. H Q Curnett attendant
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:
n 1z1z IT. Lot No. $50. aa7..zs5~ SIS
tCurbing and paving Tenth avenue from
the west line Of Morris avenue to the cas-
line of alley west of Spruce street.)
~. ~ .--.-. :. n. =. WI 80.
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LEE HyoalAr..s 1880

DR. ACKLEYs The WOAEANse. Doc
tor. IS Junction big Kansas Clay. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
PLUMBING LAW
DECLARED VOID

OLYMPIA. March i0-The su-
prsne court yesterday afternoon. In
a unanimous opinion. upset the CO.
called plumbers Law Of 1905. being
an act 10 regulate plumbing In cities
having a population Of iaeaQ or
more Inhabitants. and for the APP
pointmsnt Of a board Of plumbing
inspectors In such cities.
The case AZ bar vas entitled the
state Of Washington en- rel A. J.
Riehsy. petitioner. Va l. G. Smith.
as sheriff Of king county. respond
cnt The reiator had been convicted
and fined for engaging In the
plumbing business In Seattle with
out first obtaining licsnae from
the board. contrary 20 section ~
OF the act Of March 4. 1905.
The court says there IL a close line
between what IL necessary for the
public health and what In not. and
while some enactmenta which are
almost on the border line have been
upheld. others 80 beyond the public
requirements and must be held I'M
necessary.
The act has no relation 20 the
public health as a sanitary or police
measure. and the Judgment IL re-
versed and the prisoner ordered dis
charged"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
IMPOR TANT
DECISION

OLYMPIA, March io--A decision
Vas handed down in the supreme
court yesterday in tho ease Of
Mabel Johnston aud her minor chill
aren against the NuFthcu Lumber
company
The plaintiffs. who are the widow
And minor children Of Fred J John
aioa. Who vas fatally Injured AZ the
mill. March 2. 1904. recovered judgs
m.at against the company In the
snohomihk county court for $1,000
This Judgment IL act aside and the
case IL ordered dismissed
Mr.. Johnston was an old etnpluye
81 the company and SaH AZ sofk -
eaEsrman. A splinter fiew off and
struck him above the heart. cauas
ing a wound from which he died
Ia lis decision the court holds that
the mill company. having complied
Nth the factory las % iao3. and
having provided guards about ths
mac hlnary. cannot be held liable Tor
the failure Of those guards "a pre-
vent unusual and unexpected acct.
dents such as resulted in this fatal
ity All that can be asked Of the
mill company II that Il make an
honest effort 10 provide reasonable
and proper guards. bn, u IL not 70.
auired to absolutely insure the en-.
ploys against accident
The company Ia this case havins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Alaskan excursion business IL al
ready receiving attention At the
hands Of the northern steamship
companies A round trip rate OF
$40 has been decided upon by the
two companies on the Southeastern
Alaska route. This rate includes the
trlQa Of all steamers with the ets
ceplInn oi the regular excursion
steamer Spokane. which rate II the
same as Tor the past four seasons.
sioc.
The steamers of the Pacific Coast
and Alaska Steamship companies
wlll call At the differcnt places Of
interest, Metiakahtla. wrangcl. SIT
IA. Taku and Davidson glaciers, be
side~ the regular ports Of call. Al,
skAxwAy an opportunity will be af'
forded the tourists time To take the
trip 60 the summit on the White
Pass route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
IS
BLOWN Up

SACRAMENTO. Cal. March To-
The cnKinn % an extra train east
bound. blew un near Cold Run on
the Southern paeific's munntAtn line
az 1870 u.elock last nisht aud kill.
Ell fireman W. I Austin. 81 Rock
hu. brakeman W II. Frazer. ~
Sacramento. and Engineer Frank
noFan. Of Rocklln. we're fatally in
Iured The explosion sAa caused By
loH water In the boiler The TRACK
was torn up and traffic delayed M
al T.ao this morning Engines
Doran Vas blown 800 fars 20 = hili
side and both arms broken lie wAN
burned about the face and inIured
Internally.
Fireman Austin was horribly
mAngled and died this morning
while being taken 10 the railroad
hospital At Sacramonto. The engine
was new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
FOR
SUFFERERS
suArTLH's FIRST conreleu.
TON ooUs TO FAR.oFF
JAPAN FOR STARVING puo.
PIE.

More than leo tons Of flour and
wheat were slowed away Ia the
spacious hold Of the Oriental liner
Shawmut for the relief OF the fam.
Inc stricken Inhabitants 0s North
efn Japan. when that vessel cleared
for the orient this afternoon. n
was a part Of the contributions ~
the eitlEens % the state OF wash
ineton which vas deemed By the
committees best 10 send forward as
soon as possible. az the situation la
the famine district 10 daily growing
worse.
The ether contributions. which
now amount 20 ts.e5xak An cash.
sfh tons % wheat, atgs sacks %
flour and one ton OF potatoes. are
being loaded upon the liner pa-
kota. witch sails next Monday.
The many contributions that have
been promised. but which have not
arrived. vii be forwarded on the
kanaEawa MAFu on the goth.
Rev. ". A. Stevenson. I'm. y.
pastor % the cherry street rresby-
terrain church viii deliver a sermon
sunday evening al 7 30 o'cioek on
The Japanese Famine" its adj
drcss will deal with the situation.
and heartily iHdorse the relief
usoxemeut % Seattle and the state.
The work 10 not over. however. A
shipment has aens. but there are
other beats Co sail and additional
funds viii be needed
Several country towns have en-
pressed an intention Of sending IN
more supplies. which are expected
next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
PLANNING FOR
ALASKA TOURS
STEAMSHIP ARE busy ARRANGING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TWO COMPANIES MAKE SAME RATE.

Bookings are now being made for
these special excursion trips. which
will commence during the first wcek
of dune. The Spokane IF this early
date IL filling up. one trip In July
lsrsnx already sold out. according 10
Gsnaral Passenger Agent Duhann
The City % Seattle IL also sold out
for one trip Ia June. her excursion
being part of the National Teachers
association. which holds a session
al Liza Angeles.
On the runs To tho westward and
Nome special round trip rates VIII
soon be announced by the steamship
companies. and many tourists are
expected 20 make that part OF the
Alaska territory this season.
There are several large national
meetings to be held on the coast
this summer. ard large parties from
ell are being arranged for Alaskan
excursion trips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
FOR
THOUSAND
.,x lleAr PLANT is NOW FURNISHING POWER or llumI.
NATION TO LARGE NUMBER or pRWArS CUSTOMERS
INCOME ron JANUARY, vesS

-. income u the city lighting
~, A. Januafy. as shown BY the
- ,<,. for services entered On the
-. q the tghtinS department.
- RIA OF At the rate q tss.sse
~ ssnum OF this tt,ssfTs was
$3.50 az for street lighting sup
80 ey the plant witch amount,
.sssr he policy adopted by the
49, - eeaneil will be raid into the
TX fund eat Of the keneral
hnt - =. .,
NJ, a BE- submitted to the council
eeaslf OF the lightlnS mud.
.a.,.inx the amounts - money due
: al fund from ether funds Of
=. rlty for lighting service sup
- ara iAhcr performed and ma
s.,n,s fafnished since the plant be.
- 10 upplY light The BIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
AN ASSURED FACT

That you VIII enjoy a trip 10 the
many beautiful and interesting Cal.
Hernia resorts headquarters 10,
climate fruit flowers and sunshine
Tha rad % = thousand wonders
II tbe Southern Pacific COS Scenic
shasta Route and Coast Line Tick
cts. reservations and descriptive ~
Aeenf. 80
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Phone Main CASA
office Hours. . A. m. 20 8 o. m.

Progressive people today are
searching diligently for the
shortcut road in business. In
dustry and commerce. Why not
apply the same modern methods
90 your own personal health? II
is successful In the one. why
should Il not be in the otherg
Your health is surely of as much
Importance as your business.
Why not give II as much con-
siderationg
Osteopathy offers the shortest
possible shortcut road from
sickness 60 '.Wellville." We
practice Genuine 0steopathy."
the kind that has cured thous-
snds. tho kind that will cure you
IL you will LEI H.
No matter how many times
you have been given up or not
cured by other doctors. or how
many times you have been dis
couraged. OF how many tim@
you have been left in a nervous
and worn out condition after a
course of poisonous drug treat
ment, there Is still a chance for
you to regain your health,
strength and yigor.
Call at our office for consul
tation. II Is free Do II now.
II may be the beginning OF the
happiest condition in your life.
the condition Of perfect health.
The expense Is small. the reward
large.
Our rates are now sl26o per
month of 10 treatments. but will
advance sharply on April list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

amounts Go tso.eassi and Is made
up of the following items
Labor and materials sup
piled Ia installing lights
In the city buildings. - egs.ss
Electric current 10 build
mss payable cut ~ the
Eenerai fund ...sso... lies 50
Electric current payable
cut Of the library fund. isi 90
Electric current payable
out 81 the water fund itkik
Electric current for street
lighting s..s..s..st.... ss.a.sss
Intai sssassss.satss.st tp,S4e. 81
The plant II now supplying light
to more than i.ooa customers, ia
addition 90 the public schools. pub.
Tic buildings. parks and street light
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
PROTE

The attorneys for the Great
Northern, Northern Pacific and se-
attic a Montana railroads this
morning filed with tho city clerk
protest against the proposed Inn
provement Of Alva IT. at Smiths
cove, alleging that tho Improvement
would injure their railroad property
In the vicinity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

The Chamber 81 Commerce com
mitteo on county affairs viii meet
Monday 70 pass on the merits Of the
proposal Of tho klnE County Hor-
iieulturai society 20 hold a fruit
and vegetable show In Seattle In
1uts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
CONV|CTS
7 0 HANG

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. arch 10
Harry Vaughn. George Ryan aud
III Raymond. the cnnviets who
killed GatsmRn John Clay during a
mutiuy Al the penlientiary Noyem-
Der "a. we're sentenced today TO be
hanged April 70. The right 10 APP
peal Mas granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
SUBURBAN NOTES

GEORGETOWN. March io-Ths
King County vegetable gardeners
held q meeting here yesterday AZ.
tsrunon for the purpose Of organiE-
ing a protective association. The
constellation and bylaws we're drawn
up. and aiao list Of prices will b.
made 30 as 10 sell their produce 10
the Seattle commission houses with
cat giving Il aSay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Ten years IN the psDiieDtiary was
The sentence passed by JudEs Fratss
this morning upon Joe Layalles
found guilty Of robbery. Lyallg
was charged vlth choking Mrs.
West aud fobbing her Of $40 which
was concealed under her pillow.
the crime was committed NJ haA,
home near Hnumelaw last DecsmS
Der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Carsona nroa. Of Port niakeley.
have been awarded contract Tor
i've lighters for the n. A, +. a r.
Co. nor use ON the Yukon river.
Each will bs 100 feet long aud when
completed will be towcd TO ~.
Michael.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Eggan a Ericsson. photographers
In the lsitel Bldg. are offering some
extra fine Gus cabinet photos Tor
nniy $3.50 per dozen. Open satur-
tay evenings. Closed SunaayA 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
MARINE NOTES

Tho Northwestern Steamship com
pany will Increase IN fleet by a tug
which will he used In the Nome
hkhteraEe business. and VIII alno
construct four lighters 90 be used
AZ Nome. Contracts for the lighters
have boen lct 10 Moran nroa.. aud
the tuE IL being constructed &C
Nome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Copper IL becoming more valuable
daily, and copper mining stock IL
daily Increasing IN value. that II.
provided the company has RESPONSE
bic men at the head Of II. Now We
have both ore and competent and
Trustworthy offieers See our ad.
on Page .. Seattle Boston Copper
Co. '
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

The Seattle Boston Copper 60.
stock II finding a ready market at
TIC. buy now before ~ goes 70 .
dollar per share. lee our al. on
Page 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
EARTHQUAKE
KILLS EIGHT

LAHORE. India. March i0-An
earthquake in Bashahr. Killed
eight and injured 20. Tho property
lOns In great.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

The chamber q commerce com
assiss % city affairs took no Ae-
tson CO The proposed hack ordinance
q the NESTING held yesterday att
srnoon City Attornxy Dsnruli.r
spp<arst before the committee and
ASKED u 70 defer action until the
ssmplstion % the new depcI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

MONTERA. March i0-f4ake
Washington has dropped Two feet In
the last four days. but the melting
Of the snow In the mountains Will
probably cause a quick rise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Judge Thomas burke made an In
ter~ssihE address last evening 10 the
members of the LEGAL organization
OF bank cisrka lie talked on trans
poFtAf1eu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

PIRATES Of reasAnce." the muslc-
q pneay 20 be given BY students
4 sas University % Washington.
xll cerur At the Grand on APRIL 20.
ne haafd q eontFol az she u" de-
s.asl yesterday 20 finance the AZ.
air. ana the date Was arranged
Hxiy.fse students have already
rsxnsd an agreement to attend the
rxaesFsals Costumes viii be or
s<red At once from Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

provided guards. the employe as
rumea the risk. and In consequence
recovery can not be- had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
ATTORNEY MAKES:
A DIRE THREAT
Mr. BRULLsR Tells PRoPmrroRs NORTH sGArrLE
DIVE THAT THEIR LICENSES WILL REVOKED UNLESS
THEY REFORM.

that five aces beat five sizes In
raEzle dazzle dfee, Chris Brunlnni
held stakes. sehrce also claimed.
and his testimony WAS not contra
dieled. that he had lost about "
BY betting with the proprietor and
his brother earlier In the game. be-.
sides spending about similar
amount Tor drinks.
Wanted HE MONEY.
Il became convinced that was
being jobbed and demanded my
money back" explained aebroe-
They refused 10 give Il TO nae. That
IL ali there was To H."
Bruuinni could not deny the bet
aud was forced to produce the two
go gold pieces In court. This CITY
Attorney Do Bruler divided, giving
each man his original $50.
Makes Solemn Vow.
If We hear Of anything more
like this. though" he warned brn-
mimi. something n liable 10 hap.
pen to your place. and happen r'sh'
away quick"
Judge Gordon fined sebree o. for
using vulgar language. and the man
departed with a vow 10 stick 70
straight poker dice forever after
wards aud leave rn1zle-dazHle Sc
yerely alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

ne return. % last Tuesdays
ssscticu VAS cauvassed BY the city
eusnen a. a special meeting held
hsf nixat. ana the results found to
b IA accordance with the figures
- tshalatsd by the city comptroller
o. Wednesday. AayoE IiallinEeF viii
issue a PROCLAMATION seen. shown.
ths result on the several charter
sash9Esnts voted upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

ne woman'H Century club OF
tsatils has appointed n COMMITTEE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

The sea monster. 20 feet long
1920 ist ave One eeek. Zoe. .s'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

TIE chamber 81 commerce has In
siitd TIE Hotel Mems Benefit ASSOC
siaficn 70 visit Seattle after the an
naal eoaventtoa % the association
81 Portland on June -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Seattle Camp -. woodmsn % the
World. has taNuKuratsd a member.
ship and building fund campaign.
which members believe vii result IA
the Ownership Of new hall by the
hodge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

AfG meeting OF che Rainier
Hsixhss Improvement club last
Esxht . resolution Was adopted
ssmmsndinx the services % raun-
etMan Johnson and other nssmberH
e the eeancil faf their effcFts IN
ksAaif q the Jackson 81 resrzds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

About one more case In which
this harof yours appears and some
thing il liable to happen city At
torney Do nrulef notified Chrls
nrunlnnl. proprietor OF the Maple
bar yesterday. during a ease In
which the proprietors Of the place
appeared ia a rather poor light be
fore the court,
nrunlnni runs the Maple bar, nj
First ay and Virginia 81. which
was formerly known aa Franks
place II was then owned by Frank
baioeehi. whose license was re
vokod after officer Jacobs narrowly
escaped being beaten 20 death while
trying to arrest a woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

~ 6. Dye. formerly Of Seattle.
vas arrested yesterday tn walia
Walla. ON a forgery charge pending
IN Iowa. nte was once a banker IN
Iowa. and ls said 10 have forged a
ss.eeo note. lie 10 now q hookkesp-
ms expert and has = wife living In
thu. city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

The Freshman. sophomore orator.
"a ecnsest 20 be held IN Denny
~ AZ the university tonight marks
- firss annual contest % those two
flzsses Besides the eight contest
snhs thsFe viii be vocal and piano
elos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
TIVE Cases in One Day.

Yesterday morning nruninni ap.
peared 90 prosecute ". Albert for
breaking his mirror u appeared
that the latter had been 80 badly
beaten up by the two Bruninni
brothers that he had suffered from
hcmorrhageh for a week. In tho
afternoon Chris Bruninni appeared
again 60 prosecute Howard seefee
for raising a disturbance.
That man took my money" Be
hrce exclaimed. pointing TO Brunin-
nj IL appeared from further tssli-
money that sebr-c had been induced
Ia bot $50 with one Of the Bruninnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

ssnsay l. 20 be Football day at
sss ypunx mems meeting OF the r..
Nc A. whieh - held az 30 IA
~ xymnaniufa Coach oliver y
eats uill be the speaker. usIns fof
!, sahJset "A True Winner Cap
t.ln Grim uili play the eornet. and
~ splrss of the sridlFon VIII be IN
tbe ctr. Any young man under 10
IA ever IA VIII be admitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Senator Robert NJ. Ia Toilette. Of
uissonsla. viii lecture az the unit
ssrsi;y IA tire firat part % MaY. He
as pfemlsed 70 visit the northwest
y soH ~ congress adtouruA which
81 b abeu, May /.