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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
$4,000 Mission Home

]. Gather Newsom is taking bids for
two-story, eight-room mission style
residence to be built at Garvanza op-
posite the Church of the Angels, for
D. II. Crenshaw. 1t will cost about
$4,000.
The same architect is working out
sketches for a five-story brick apart
met house to be built at the northwest
corner of Second and Olive streets for
the Bailey syndicate. The estimated
cost is 100000.
He has also plans for a four-flat
frame building to be erected on Hoover
street near Twentieth for Myron Hol-
comb, Byrne building. 1t will cost $5,-
900 and will be built by days work.
The same architect is receiving bids
for an apartment house to be built at
Long Beach for II. S. Shaw that Will
cost $4,000
He has also made plans of mission
style residence of eleven rooms to be
built at the head of Serrano avenue.
Hollywood, for j. r. Hubbard. 1t will
be built by days work and will cost
about $1,000.
Otto III. Neher and C. II. Shilling, as
sociate architects, are receiving bids for
the excavation of the site of the pro-
posed f1ve-story family hotel to be
built on the west side of Olive street,
between Third and Fourth, for e. r.
Brainerd, a description of which ap-
peared i'll a former issue. The plans
for the superstructure will be ready
for the bidders in about one week. Eff
forts are to be made to have the build
ing completed by November 10.
j. G. Goersch has drawn plans for
five-room bungalow to be built at Watts
station for l.. Roya.
Marsh & Russell have prepared plans
for a frame church building to be
erected at Wintersburg, Cal, for the
Methodist church of that town. 1t will
have Sunday school room, parlors. etc.
The seating capacity will be about 400.
They have also made drawings for
the Newman Methodist church for a
brick and concrete block edifice, to be
built on the southeast corner of Agatha
street and Ruth avenue. The main
auditorium will seat about 1000 people.
Sunday school rooms, study rooms, la
dies parlors and heating and ventilat-
ing plants are also provided. There will
be a basement under the entire build
ing.
They are also working on the prelim-
mary drawings for the East Los An
geIes Baptist church, to be constructed
on the corner OF Workman street and
Manitou avenue. 1t will be 90X90 feet
and purely classic in design, new de-
parture from the usual style of archi-
lecture. Another feature will be GYM
nasium. Many other improvements will
be incorporated into this structure, the
estimated cost of which is $4,000.
Tilden Norton is preparing drawings
for a two-story frame building 40xSO
feet, to be constructed on the southwest
corner of Constance and Fourteenth
streets for c. Hole. This structure will
contain one eight-room and two six
room apartments, equipped with all
modern appointments.
Scott Bros are preparing plans for
Mr.. Markell for a ten-room frame resi-
dence to be built in Wiltshire boulevard.
A. H. Puttcamp is preparing plans of
a two-story nine-room residence and
stable to be built at Oneonta park,
South Pasadena Mrs. Evarts.
x. Lourdou ha prepared plans OF a |
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
improvements are
just completed.
nominal

Hack G. Osborne have sold to R. G..
Beebe for Mrs. e. l.. Reed, the 60x165
feet on the west side of Hope street. so
feet south of Fourth street. for $4,000,
or 5000 a front foot. improvements are
small frame buildings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
..HELLFIRE'
FOUND

poCATEttO Idaho. March a.
Anes dizginK over more than half
~ the ground upon which IL now
situated livery stable. detectives
uneaffhod four Of the five bottles
~ hnll nfe. which were found Ia
almost the exact spot puinted out
bY steve Adams the confessed con
.fetafaie ~ the officers 81 the West
.ern Federation Of Miners Il Was
.aiso proved that = man working
upon The site of tho stable last
HnrinE found the tin box described
Ia the confession The man opened
lone of The bottles and vas badly
haruel
In hla confession 70 the Detectives
Adams said be had buried the can
which hal been given 60 him in
Denver BY officers OF the Western
Federation % Miners. and which he
had been instructed TO use AGAINST
the non-unlon miners supposed 70
be On route from the Caaur d'Aleaea
% Denver
Gov GoodinE left here Tor he
ranch Al Cooling Detectives te-
Paflaud and Thiele. Warden Wait.
noy and Guard Robbins left here for
Boise yesterday afternoon With
Adams. their prisoner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
DID NOT LIKE
THE WAFFLES

Justice u the Peace 2 \. Davis
settled a peculiar rnsr THE morn
ina when BE found boyd Cook aad
George Slower. two NJ yea aid buyA.
guilty ~ assault upon Charles ofu.
In view q eatsnnRffuN efrrumt
stances he only fined them he
fusls Incurred in The case fI
oTn had the fwo boys arrested
yesterday ga charge - assault
and battery lie claimed tho heYa
assaulted him because be would ROT
give them a dime
The testimony today waa n aff4rt
that al three started down town 20
viult a teaennf show Ofu vas "a
pay Tor the tickets nnt He athss
boys % buY the he.r AFTER thg
show tho young fellows Determined
that the harfendsrH wouldn't .s1l
them beer. so they al compromised
on waffiaa
on the way home Ofn BIZ the
smallest fellow. % tho two hays
Jumped on him and gave him a
beating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
REALTY DEALS

Watson Allen. a pioneer lumber
man has purchased liail Paulanu .
old home ~ che corner ~ Nlnfh as
aHd Main a.. FOR 81 On paulsun
Nas q nfumineni mill man during
aaafffas shr.Y haYa 81 Allen Ntli
erect e larFe hriek building a. soon
81 the trErade af Main # la aocom
pllahea
q . Guy bought g. 60 wnrth -
tide lands Yesterday from Thomas
u MeaouEh The property IL on
Colorado ut beteeEh Fur.st AMI
Iiauf1fd The land Is Dot block
80 Mr McGuuEh sala a lui adjolus
ms HE nes purchases "a A. ahnil
fuf g. Coo int : hlock gtf. Is the
teehuieal description
II r williams Yesterday sold 10
the Puget Realty company a los a.
the corner a. seventh as aud Len
ora 81 For $1,000 Parts ~ two
iuta ~ tine corner - Twelfth av ane
Columbia II weFe purchased by
Csofka fumbard yesterday for
g. Gee
! 4 Kanricy acquired tote e 3
snd { block 4 % Belle Fiflh addi-
ton. a. the oorner % Fourth as ard
Wall 81 fur 81 go yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
No CUT NOW
SEEMS LIKELY

Nome freight rates for the COM
ing season are not co. such bad shape
as appears on the surface Enough
freight ia TIA sight o. the present
time Tor fHil fafgJea Tor The saIilnRs
~ al steamers On their first trips.
Except 10 extra large shippers thefe
has been no breaking in the under
stood tariff rates
The Northwestern Steam ship
company. sehubaeh & Hamilt0n,
and the Pacific Coast steamship
company are attending afdefiy 30
business for their steamers. and
there wi be no cutting unless
slump In freight should suddenly
appear Cook q Cook las year.
all take freight below tariff and
shipments have been contracted for
~ figures around s. and SO Last
year the companies look freight as
low as ti2 aud the same conditions
viii hold this year with certain
shippers The regular rate Is si5.
landed on the beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
COUNTY HAS TITLE
To MARRIOTT FARM

That King county has a title TO
the Mayoti farm property. on tho
pnsnmish river. derived from tho
state commissioner 81 lands aud aa'.
Ing back IN the time when the eoun-
~ poor farm was acquired. WA re-
seaicd today Ia suli brought by
J - Mclaughlin. who reeeutif pur-
chased the farm FOR fift.a90 The
ufir 81 the county. While legal on
is face. Is not however. considered
saod for Il wha acquired - an
error that has some undiscovered for
nearly Do years
The present poor farm was ac-
aulrod az the time the John Thomp-
Ann estate WsH ss,healc8 John
Thompson. the pioncer who origin
alb osned the property Of which
the poor farm Iu part. vas tuat on
the Sound ia a storm. without teav.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
DIRECT PRIMARY
Il LEADING ISSUE
ca, viii Undertake to Put Legislative Can
ddates on Record in This Most important
Matter.

his own nomination. this year. e. a
dur,t vote nf che members ~ mia
party in his district II h. is wititnw
Geo 90 that ana win ialu the other
candidates iu hu agreement Ca DO
so Hud then earry out that agree
mrut ta the end that the taInfa may
select tbe candidate he Nlli be aes
errirt as friend 81 the system.
otherwise he VIII be considered sn
opponent and a Moan unt L. BE- trust
90 Go participate tu the work OF
uamins a direct rtlmafs law
No the candidates viii bat consent
to cutcF into such an agreement it
win be possible fuf the direct pfl-
mRry - be put into effect this year.
Tor the nomination ~ legislative
candidates even m the ahsenec OF
suth law Az that Is needed Is
an agreement on their part 90 b.
bound By the result fhe primary
vote van he taken. Boa a separate bos.
by The same Judges and at the same
time a. the regular party pfimaFirs
The star will ask each can
ditatc fur legislative office
whether be viii agres t. the set
Element 81 his ewn contest hv means
~ the direct primary rbia IL the
real test Thr results 90 this hPpii-
cation tn individual eases utll be- rr-
ported frem time Go thine - that tho
voters may know how tha dftfervnt
candidates ntaad on this aueagiou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
QUESTION To
Be SETTLED

A question of vast Importance 20
the HhinRis industry Of Western
Washington vii come before
committee 81 the Pacific Coast
L1mDrr Manufacturers association
Tor action late fhIs afternoon.
The committee consists ~ repre-
sentative ahlnNie ulll and ronbina-
ton min owners who are annually
confronted with the vcxiuF problem
81 CLOSING their mllls OWNS 10 the
shortage of ears The committee
realizes that q hardship Is worked
upon the combination mill owners
IN forcing them 90 close down both
lines Of industry when the HhInglc
mills merely stop the output OF
shingles
The result 81 the conference will
b watched with great interest by
lumbcrmen over the entire state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
OLD POSTOFFICE
TO Be DESTROYED

Monday morning will mark The
beginning Of the end Of one Of 8e.
attlo'n old laadmarkB the old poat.
ofuoo building on Columbia st and
tho wooden structure AT the north.
east oofnef Of Second az. and Co
lumbla a.
Workmon on that day will start
tearing down the old buildings ~
make room fpr magnificent new
building to he known as the Chaplin
block. and 10 be occupied hf the ae-
attic National bank Contractor
Matthew Doe signed a contract this
morning that obligates him 10 have
tho new building ready far occu-
panfy on October I ur ia pay a fine
OF $3.50 a week The building. which
viii have y frontage Of fgu feet 90
Second ~ and ios un Coiumbia &c..
viii be- 40 stories aud basement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

ing a will The poor farm property
was left 30 the county and "a set
tle the title the county brought an
action for quietiuE title
This action was pat through With
out difficulty. aud Il Was not dlsc0v-
erred until recently that the prop
erty described IN this action. Wa
not the poor farm but the Maryoti
farm. dlrectiy ACROSS the river The
MarEuit farm has been owned for
many yaans by a syndicate 81 Sc.
attic people. Of which Roger s
Greeae vas trustee II was sold
about three weeks aKo To Mclaugh=
lin Tor ST. coo and IN preparing the
abstracts the deed from The com
missioner Of lands 20 klng county
was discovered AZ the county 3
title. while perfect. Il accidental the
case begun today wlH probabl, BE-
settled tn favor 81 J II Mclaughlin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
MIME OPERATOR MIKES
FALSE STATEMENTS

INDIANAPOLIS March g.
During The aeHlaou ~ che Joint con
ference this afternoon Parker. an
Illinois operator attacked President
Mitchell after The latter had accused
Parker - being auhaeryienl ta the
Illinois Central railroad Parker
said q have seen The time when
Mitchell vas clad that Was an o.
ftuuf % that road
What do you mean demanded
Mitchell
Z mean that you have ASKED me
foF free transportation
That fa absolutely false calmly
and dramatically answered the min
sfs president / demand % you 10
produce evidence other than your
personal wcra ! demand you state
that u Is not true
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

Parker o. reply stated that
Mitchell had never directly asked
him for transportation. but that
men hefs of his family had used
Central pasHea~
That also is q faisehe1d" said
Mitchell The chairman then end
I'd tie controversy. bat Mitchell
asked for the floor and continued
This IN the first time that ms
Integrity has ever been questioned.
and the fact that the first ~ next
month viil see uH involved Ga a
great Industrial war does not war
rant Hauf putting me Ia that light
before The public" To uhirh Park
~ feulied
II Mitchell essef dtd y 1ishonnf.
able thing ln his life do not know
90 IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
CRIMINALS ESCAPE
FROM CITY PRISON

four - The worst criminals con
fined tn the elty iail made their es
cape At about o'clock this morn
Ing For about the tenth time IN a.
many months the inmates at tie
municipal baaille Who bad become
tired 81 their bondage calmly pulled
down q couple ~ bars from the ton
OF the working cell broke open the
skYllEht and walked awRy.
The quartet Who made their SCI
awaf we're W Faval. a silver polish
pedalef Who was anntruced g. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

and he constructed If British Co
lumhia granite
Besides quarters for he bank
there will be three stores on the
ground floor the second story being
fitted with offices The entrance
"a the bank viii be- from Second az
while the entrance to the offices
will BE- from Columbia 81 This cor
net h claimed 10 be one ~ The most
valuable in town. the present own
crs have D standing offer ~ fa5nQg0
FOR the property The Chaplin blgeh
will cost about 100000. aud when
completed WIll be- one r. me finest
structures ON the eutHf The build
ing viii br owned b. Herman Chap
in aud eastern associates. who n94
own some ~ ihe best business prop
rrty in Seattle. Among their hold
inKa being The Hlaitu Boston Pull
lrr. Kelly CLARK Hancock aud
rythiau buildings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

DAYS recently on suspleion " ily.
ingatnn. had thief. who was up
for 90 days. " u Tracy, an opium
fiend and deaeflhed 81 an all around
bad man serving a term ~ Is days.
aud J Dunn. alias Henderson, an
rx.conViei highway rohbef and dos
nerato criminal The latter would
have been released after serving "a
ta.day sentence today. but Kot Wind
% tho fact that the officers werc
only waiting 20 apprcbend him on
another charge and took the Op.
nuriunlty nf getting away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

..,.st aatans the isHaes Of
nsp.,,s. ID the camlaIsH nov
80 Ans tm thc r'reiHH ef
49, y ths next lraH'tfHfe u
a' ....s.g nat the lesisHtaHs PASS
81 .s..,.ey direct pflwalE nv
: $50 hsr Ne nomination sf All
49,. Ar naisEle cffcr n1 daes I
- 4 lhs peoal4
- -, assta fof trc measure
,'sfslaMfs che eh.sf srHasis
th "a. aeme flou some mem
~. kinr eouuty Den the last
nhsn tie on reviewed "a
e.,sfily m the lower hease
eas hail q the hln9 county
-. ~. usre apIsased tn t while
.srats where a was defeated
..,,s haes carried Instead had
M x the klnE eoaniN me "a
-. .soan any married acthi9 ia
> NHfFt - -
....,s tae STAR proposes Ia aas
-. frsm each mat, itusl etHdi-
~ AZ legislative unmiaetien
- .,.., ~ !. argaaIy ir ttNur -
s.,-st psinsfy in this EFFORT
..-,sl.ss Wili BE aCcepi-d. What
4. s,,r WAITS 4 not promise hut
$1,000 On the part of eaadi-
-. whs,hss fhsy arc f9r the al
- wsmsfy az sgsifst it
Nv. 800 4 70 axetftalu wh lhef
.,.llstts l. Nnling 60 submit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
TO AVOID
Loss Of LIFE

launrh owners and Those Who
seek pleasure Ia canoes aud other
crafts uu Lake WHshiuR.aH fHis
summer must be- careful 70 observe
the requirements of navigation
chief Customs Inspector Frank i.of-
tuH and 10 deputies viii Heareud
upon the lake some day. possibly
naEt Sunday. uu4 aNa4u upHu nll
who dD not display proper regard
f1f The law
The Lake Washington boat own
ars cannot plead Ignorance A. an
eEau3. fHis year The waters on
sHudaya and holiday ere 30 thlrkly
covered with pleasure seekers mat
the customs officials intend - AZ
ford all possible protection
A. niEht proper ilghfa must DO
displayed and IN tho day the fenilar
blasts 81 TIE whistle must accom-
pauy al approaching steamers or
ga89ieun boats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
500 HORSES
WILL ARRIVE

The first bunch Of horses con-
tfacted fof by the government
through the local qusftefmasfef's
office viii arrive tomorrow Major
Wood. Major 0.eoun0r and EeteHiu-
Hfy surgeon Peter WIN inspect
them. The horses are Tor artillery
aud cavalry service boz the Philip
mines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

SECS the power Ia veto section 81
an ordinance. and that therefore tho
whole ordinance hal Become ~
festive wtfhoat his aellnn Later
he save anulheF oplniou thai the
whole ordinance vas invalid. as 81.
tempting % cover one Or aarr sub
iecta
Mayer HallluEar declined 70 ap-
prove The haads offered under the
licenses 80 granted aud Mayor
Moore tnnk fhe matter up whnrr
uaituser laIa il down. vffh an evrn
greater determination 20 prevent the
license from being issued A rev
license for Hohb Is naw fepnsing
with the liesuze ant revenue com.
mlttee silh The prospect that II viii
Be defeated. Il reported 10 thn toan-
eth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
DIED WITHOUT
MEDICAL AID

Ara Oscar Williams residing A.
Tweaig arrnuf A. and walker -
died lsal nlxht wllhoat msiioai q
tenaanee nad lae eaaa Nas reported
today % she coroner An autopsy
all probably NOT be necessary az
the woman has been ailinE Dor samn
time Haat and hss death ls declared
O. haYs bern FROM natural causes
The ufncefa feEoFt that fof Haus
tips past The family haa been IN
sffHiHhiansd circumstance and waH
asaistea several TIRES by ne county
authorities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

and how the Young woman escaped
instant death "a miraculous a. she
vas draKEea nearly hair block
before the car vas stopped
When the ear stopped the sid
was found lying alongside e.. terri
hlY rruHhed bus without any AZ hei
clothing torn Ofricer Hannah a.
Sisted the tunducfny and muf1fmAp
"a remove the sir. "a the ofnce g
~ Uricnsr and later 20 the naliarb
city hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

Main - from she boulevard % the
lake
DUNLAP. March - rhtH de
tfirt has been famous f8F Ha apples
hHt lard Il becoming fea valuable
20 apple orchards Cpianef Green's
eff hard ana The hand sefaas fha road
ffgm q has been Slated ard pat or
she market
&C. D. fsffiea ss hagihg tuiif a
mtaiHrn fsHsAHHee costing masr Than
tgose
RAINIER BEACH March, - 70
- sure - Esfflua mali "a Uaiuiar
Iisarh residents. aEr shaala address
e tp Munfera. WASH. uhieh is fh~
official nnme ~ enc poafnfflen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
WORK TO
COMMENCE

J1sehans 4 Alien. architects. have
completed the plans FOR the aidi.
fions TO the Seattle Brewing a
Mailing company's plant AZ George
town. ana Henry Lohse. who takes
the contract on a percentage. viii
start work Immediately. a one.
story and basement bottilnR works.
brick cooper shop, stable for eight
horses and an auto shed are 20 be
erected at a cost OF $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

VICTORIA. r. C.. March pa
Prince Arthur left Tor the fishing
grounds this morning b. a special
train accompanied by a large party
and bis suite. The depot was sur
rounded by cheering crowds. Two
days vii be spent on Cowichan
river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

The strained FEELING witch has
existed between Capt8iH ufydaen
and "Frlf4 che mate. af the steam
er Wh1tean. plying between Seattle
ana HeliiuRham. has eliminated and
fhn strain haa broken. Yesterday at
Blaine both - me gffieafa fired
The pink tinted lingo ~ the sea a.
each other. bac1uaa ~ disagree
mcnt sboat unloading ffeisht. and
the saanes ended by the mate going
ashore after demanding bis wages.
uhieh were promptly paid BY Purser
Guy on the captains orders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
MAYOR MOORE To BE
MANDAMUSED
i. 9 soss Will APPEAL TO COURT TO COMPEL EXECUTIVE
Ar ORDINANCE

nsr a Msad Emory AZ attorney
hwF Roba. appllean, Tor sa-
:. H,ssse vsAin bloek u TIE
~ asps. has sanoenced his de-
wnraloa 20 hrins mandamHs
rasalnu IN the superior court 20
snprs Nayur Meove 20 Sppruse q
4. - affsrea b. Mr. Rnbb under
= nsss. srAntsi him By The cid
r. ussril n a biaakss ordinances.
NJ Raob ueensp waa originally
rsalsa ia a. orilnanes wlth several
aAsn aas MAYER HtlllnEcr Netnst
IL atlaa Il The ordinance Cor
unse c0aussl Calhoun EaFe an
mnlsa % Ne cnmptruiier Ia Witch
= ~ thN she mayor did NOT pee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
10 : TRUCK
BY a CAR

BALLARD. March 20 The hoo
doc tar ou the ald ballard line
probably added another victim 10
lie iIst when % ran Into Miss Sadie
Maee1 last night al the corner ot
liakeg and Fourth aY fraetuFlns
her skull stripping The flesh ffum
TIE entire yisht siHe u her face au4
iu1afiug both limits
The ar was travelling az great
speed when the accident occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
ALLEGED KIDNAPER
MUST FACE COURT

John Kreisa who Is being held
in the city jail on a charge Of taY.
iug kidnapped Nrs Katie Cameron
and her zYoar-nid daughter from
their home On Beacon btli last
Monday night Is 30 be affhiRned
before 1uaIiea =. V. Davis At a late
hoar this afternoon
Krrlesr nos refuses 81 discuss the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
ORDERS GAMBLING !
GAMES TO CLOSE

iuE ~ the manager ~ thar company
and that the rhefk aaH forgery
Tho man then tore the check aul
thfeN q ga the fieaf. walking oat uf
ths saloon The marshall ass. ssa-
tiflea shortly aftefoafis. but IL H.
sappusHd that the mau has left
fuwr
Marshall MaHey has ordered an
ihs saloons which permit gambling
e. stop the game al nnes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

NENrpN Afaf - "A man whose
naa.e e said 90 he williams freuntlf
entered the Palace har and aahaa
thr bartender ta eash a cheek fnf
fisfa The bartender taak The
cheek ara after iauhlug az n - -
that &c bore she signature 81 TIE
iaaaAeer ~ the WeYefhhuurf Tlm-
Der "a tie theu banass ihe ehaeN
haek e. the man aua tell him that
BE- happened 90 kHaa thr hanaufit=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
LAUNCHED

The 45-fout hehoouef Roosevelt
vas launched today near the Cen
tennial mill Captain Gibson. the
owner. will take the new craft to
Cape Flauery a. soon as she is in
shape 20 leave port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
A BIG SALE
OF RIBBONS

One thousand yards Of ribbon.
valued from poe 20 Soc will be offer
ed on Friday only by the Enter
prise dry goods store Eighth and
Pike fot los a yard. Don miss Il.
ladies. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29

charge and says he viii give AM
explanation be- has only wien
brought into court james Cameron.
the husband Who aN0fe "a The com
plant. aliu Insists thta Kre ger
kuuNa zhrrr the wamau and child
are. aud BE- intends 10 get them back
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
GEORGETOWN NOTES

GEORGETOWN Mar n %. Jus
tice Of the Peace levisee is SLOWLY
recovering from an attack OF dropsy
from which he has been suffering
for several weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

samuel HuhlI1c. 81, and Lena
Wilmer. 26 Claiming Pritchard, 81
Tonopah. and Annie Laurie searle
26. Harrison W Manney, 3. Bal
lard. and Emma Miller. IS Ballard
Frank SalvanY. IS. Georgetown. and
Manueia Muieseatche. 90.