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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
WOMAN FIGHTING
FOR A FORTUNE
MRS. GORDON. DIVORCED WIFE OF WEALTHY
ALASKA MINER ON WAY TO SAN FRANCISCO TO
MAKE HER CLAIMS

In order to prosecute her claims
against the estate. waited Al $4,000,
ieft by the we'll known Alaska min.
en- Frank rhiHeator. who committed
suicide December II in the Grand
hotel, san Francisco, Mrs J X.
Gordon Is now en- route to the caii.
fotnia metropolis from Fairbanks
she viii hr iu Seattle early In March
aud viii commence LEGAL proceedings
ut San Francisco immediately upon
her arrival To friend tn this city
Mfs Gordon has written letter
announcing her attentions.
Airs Gordon ia the divorced wife
81 the wealthy mlurr To hor SON
phinrutot wiiled the bulk ~ his
property Tho hos "a not Of legal
aEe aud his mother Intends ta fight
the present plan Of having a
stranger appointed az guardian She
wants 60 secure cunirol II her son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
Z Al ICT Saturday Nights Offering Of
AoO L - The Savage Opera Co.

/ that ONES heart aches nt the futile
attempts ~ Biebei who fills both
| requirements in thla east UNDER
stand that Miss Miner Gang Mar
Euerite FOR the first tme with this
company and can therefore easily
account for the peculiar stiffness u
her fret entrance. bui s- The eefg
INK passed she seemed 10 overcome
her friRid attitude and grew ON me
every minute until during the last
act Wc were 40 satisfied with her
eicHr. pure voice and her tcmpefa-
mont Valentine. brotherly love
Itself, ~ Re role more difficult than
one at first lmnRinea and more Or
less uuKfateful at that. easily came
up 10 the standard Of the other SOLO
Isis ~ the evening. and his death
scene wHa "a remarkable piece ~
good acting MsphlstgpheleH. ~
represented by Mr. Cranaton. acted
and sang like Tire devil. and ! wish
could thank him personally fOr the
manner in which hc carried through
gocaly aud dramatically. role
which Is much feared ! have no
criticism Ca offer except uBe which
applies 10 most 81 the sol0lstH not
only ~ this company. aud which
might be only an Individual opinion,
bat r. AN honest one. Do not ike
this everlasting VibrHtO. II cudnn-
gers iutonHtlon. II means nothing
when applied az all times Instead n
the one time when ifs effect would
be glorious. % 81 not necessary. az Il
serves no purpose aud Sc omission
will help much toward the one thing
which Is very beautiful IN music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
POLITICIANS
ARE FEARFUL

clause has everything In hand aud
ut the convention. In the wotda Of
Quo Wise prophet IL Is almost a
shame % take the money.
Numerous Candidates.
The Tenth and Eleventh wards
are not very old yet aud they are
oatuftink around with their dele
gates for councilman like little
boy With HIS first coaster wagon
Pretty nearly every body h candi-
date and among the most pramln-
cut ones la the Tenth may be men
TONED A. A. rayHee A. y. Niehola.
" T. Reynolds and Vim. Metcalf
Among the wouid-bo eouncilmen In
the Eleventh ara GoatFe W nm
Walter nurlcigh. Fred Weyaut.
Louis Gilbert and Frank Shuck.
For councilman az large there arc
Frank y Mullen. " y. Rude. Hen
Williams, Henry nrek. " Y. Rhine
hart and others "A tu how these
candidates w. llue up Is problem
attcal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

Here n an Opera written upon a
strong theme. with music
composed bY the most eminent
French composer ~ thc last een-
turY. France and Germany love
aFauat equally sell and 20 deca the
test ~ the world
What e great peace maker this
thing music a.. nc the shrine 81
which ue aii may worship regard
lrHs ~ nationality. castle. color ana
religion d. not the mission Of
music higher and nabler thuu even
tfa most ardent advocates admit 2
Did yau realize this on Saturday
when listening e. sFnuHt# There
WAS balm for your heart. eyes. care
ana conscience and lota ~ food Tor
reflection And ~ waa ell 30 well
done that words seem Inadequate Co
daaeflhe ones delight az hearing
again the words and the music ~
thia great work. this Kaleidoscope u
Hctian aud harmony. u burnH 30
your heart and naothen D.. And be-
cause 81 Ifs very nature. g. makes
the most strenuous demands upon
every single performer. lH fact the
test 81 thr ability ~ ali from
Faust down to the second baFsoon
player. They feel like stepping upon
sacred ground % participate IN any
capacity Ia au opera which haH issi-
81 the ability ~ the greatest artists
since Gouuad "A ruie # sad Witch the
world ulll always accept 81 one 81
its great eiasalgN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
To CONDEMN
FOURTH AVE.

Condemnation proceedings IN this
Fourth avenue fegrnde vii be COM
monced tomorrow morning IN the
superior court b. Corporation couu-
gel Scott Calhoun. II Is the desire
Of the city officials 20 have these
cases put through as rapidly as pos
Hihic 20 that the actual work on the
thgfuuEhfare can be commenced by
the time warm weather arrives.
The hearing on the Third avenue
reuade Injunction VIII not be heard
Do the federal court until early next
week This matter hua beer holding
back the work FOR some time. and IL
ls desired To have the issue sefiied
without any mote delay than Is ab-
solutely necessary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

A Bad split

The Seventh Ward has developed
q scrap 81 good proportions that
bids fair "a last GA the Convention
fia1r l. II GraY. r = ReYeiir
and J c Reward have a triangular
debate on that appears 10 have a
solid foundation Rumors ~ ael
tiement do not seem ~ have any
exlstence tn fact The ward % bad
ly splIf.
The Eighth wsrd has the nomlu-
atlnn 81 Or J + Crtehtau all done
un Ia fin fuil and sealed with vax
The little opposition that developed
vas barred without much ccremoueY
AZ che rancuaes Saturday nizhl
The Slnth ward L. soildly Tor "
II. Murphy The popular father -
the common user Htrext railway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
nv KARL RlGDELsnEaoeR.

10 the German. lu Germany.
Qoethra Faust becomes night
mare when presented 90 him FOR
study at school II 10 immensely afr
fieuit Ia read and atill more difficult
"a understand itH public perform
HnCe OF two successive evenings rs H
matter ~ worship and Is looked for
ward 90 with perfect awe by the stu
dent Of the university aud the gym
naHium aud u IL therefore almost 81
relief 90 hear 81 tho coming Of uf.
FauatuH aud Gretchen in the form Or
nu opera.
Ages viii pass and Faust az IN
opera viii Htiil be one 81 the most
precious treasures Of the people
the music composed To the legend Of
the greatest work literature has ever
known the story Of human life it
self Faust 80 man Individual man
Marguerite. his victim repentance
or heaven. as you Wish. ia savior and
canpueref And every man II be be
not hYpoefite. la Faust. and all
Wamen. God bless them. are Mar
FuetiteH in their innocence. That r.
sll there Nv to the philosophy of the
drama Whole books have been writ.
tea about IT, well worth being read
from the beginning Ca the end and
in the end they ull unite In the very
simplicity OF the subject matter And
h. Il 60 be wondered IT that besides
two other dramatic motives. Faust
has had the largest number Of
musical settings OF any work IN
muster There ln the story ~
'uthclo' ana the story Of Romeo
and Juliet" lu nlt 81 them an AL
most supernatural devotion ~ the
prime issue. All three have been
the goal of almost every composer
Of greatness. because they are hui
man. the human IT every day life
0ouUod composed the music for tive
81 these subjects for Romeo and
Juliet aud FOR Faust" ~ b. the
great musical superiority 81 the lat-
Ter that viii make It outiive the for
mef forever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
CITY BRIEFS

Representative 81 the commercial
ORGANIZATIONS 81 Portland and a
score ~ prominent Chinese business
men 81 that city wlil come 20 Ne.
| attic 90 welcome the members 81 the
Chinese government com mission
| coming To study commercial cuhdt.
tiana vho are expected tn reach this
lefty February g5 on the Dakota
An Invitation vill De extended the
distinguished oeleatials 10 visit PORT
land
German Catholic Society of Con.
cordia celebrated first anniversary
last evening.
+ 81 Vernon. alias Vernon ncan.
arrested on charge N being fugitive
from Minneapolis where ho Is want
cd for grand larceny
Eleventh annual hanque, Sons ~
American Revolution Will take place
February q AZ Washington hotel.
Trunks 81 Ted r. Box. vaudeville
actor. broken Into ~ Ramona hotel
and furs valued AZ tlB0 stolen One
otter aisin. worth si25. was 20 be
presented % John Conaidlne
Upon complaint II Stanley oklas.
Prank stone locked I'm city fall.
charged with robblnE Stone Of go
and beating him over head with re
Yolvef Both arrested at George
town.
Seattle japanese yesterday eele-
hrntod anniversary of founding 81
present dynasty 81 lnpaneae rulers.
Police asked to break up gang of
boy bandits who terroriEe children
on gath av. s. Irving gang" con-
stats 81 ie-year-old outlaws
II. n Rector. manager ~ White
Automobile company. arrested ON
Second av by officer pruthero.
charged With obstruoting street with
his auto.
s. Rogers. president Of Palace
Clothing company and daughter
Florence left last night for New
York. where Miss Florence will on
ter conservatory Of music.
The Mems Non aectarian club viii
hold it, monthly dinner at the
Washington hotel Wednesday even
ing The special feature Of the pro-
gram will be "a stcreoptleon lecture
| by Or r. ~. Stanley.
The schools on VaHhan island may
shortly be organized into one dis
trict with superintendent The
move has been aRitatcd aud iH gem
orally approved by the people inter-
eHted.
President v l. Whltcomb, a noted
evangelist Of Gfeenvillc college. viii
conduct "a series 0f meetings at the
First Free Methodist church. Pine ~.
ana Terry av, beginning Thursday,
February 10. and continuing FOR one
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

Tlaeoin's birthday Vas celebrated
quietly to-day Ia memory u the
martYrsa president. al abe banks,
municipal and most federal offices
were closed Al fhc schools a sps-
cial program VAS rendered - ale
most every class. All city hall gm-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
BIG HAT SALE
BEGAN TODAY

The big sale Of hiEh grade hats
FOR 81 BEGAN a. the Seattle Hat
Factory. 1910 End Ave this morn
ing and will continue during the
week The hats are going fast. so
II you want To get good one az
this low figure You'll have 10 hurry
From 81 So 20 81 for 81 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

fhlscatof aud Mrs. Gordon were
divorced Ia 1898. the husband oh e
tainipg a decree. Il ia claimed. on the
ground ~ dcacftion. lie WAS also
granted the custndy ~ the boy. now
IA
judge <efflEan at San Frnnciaco.
has made family allowance ct 1860
Tor the boy. 9. Il Scott WAS named
Ia phiHeator'H will az hlH guardian
and the divorced wife viii seek To-
Gust him from that position.
Since rhiHeatur'H death the value
81 his estate has been growing Saf-
ely deraHit boxes aud properties
owned by the deceased ana Of which
nothing had previously been known
have been coming to light also u
number 81 farms witch he pure chased
far relatives when coming into
wealth. aud which are. under the
terms Of his viii to revert 10 the boy
upon the death Il the present oceu-
pants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
GIVEN HIS MEDAL

The United Commercial Travellers
presented John segalos with a
medal Yesterday as an appreciation
Of hts effort "a save the passengers
OF the Valencia. The ceremony took
place IN the ElkH' hall W. H.
Rodgers. senior councillor Of the Sc
attic council. made the presentation
At the close Of The mominE all those
present aang Nearer Ny God 20
fThoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
INJURED IN
DEATH TRAP

Harry Couneli. a young man. fell
through the planklug at Third and
Jackson early yesterday morning
and vas badly hurt The bridge At
that place is badly torn ap and dan
gerous to loot passengers Couuolt e
collar bone vas broken and be was
badly bruised The police officers
took him 10 the Wayaide hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
SWEET SINGERS WON SOULS IN
UNIQUE 10Th CENTURY REVIVAL
rsG FOUR METZ SISTERS. OF
PfrrsBURo. CREDITED WITH
the CONVERSION OF 5000
SOULS IN FOUR WEEKS
MODERN METHODS IN RI
LicioN.

PITTsnURG, Pa. Feh is Evan.
gcilsatl0n with an automobile lit
orally religion by mas hlnrfy has
been a meihod tried iu this city with
wonderful success -Four yuunE
women Of PitiahurE are credited
with the conversion Of 5000 souls
resulting from the use ~ modern
methods tn the greatcst religious re.
Yivai ellis cify has ever seen.
The four sisters Olive lola. LEILA
aud katherine Meta hY the power "
song alone have attracted thousands
10 thc meetings held In all Parts ~
che city SO great has been the in
fluenre of their singing that on oc.
eaHloua when simultaneous meetings
wera held fast automobiles we're
employed io transport them from
one church ta another phanogFauhs
placed on street corners repeated
their soul winning songs and drew
Thousands Ca the halls where q eiag=
- men rxhnfssd the audiences.
if IL estimated that " has cost
So pDe and 4 great deal IL hard
work % carry on che 20th century
vRrfaru for the cause ct religion.
The campaign was the result of an
effort u the Christian church de-
nomination - Increase is member
ship This modern sect believes In
doing thiags In a modern way It's
rules are simple Each ucmber la
asked 20 make the statement. I
believe that Jesus Is The Christ and
my personal Savior and 90 follow
the preept nu vhat yuu please.
80 kong a. you please 10 Do risht
At the close q thu revival eeoq
members and converts ia q crowded
thsatsf paFtooh of the Lords supper
while the oseTflow crowd Saa cared
fur In another hail
Tho Nets sisters have appeared IN
public since thsf were 2 years q
age They have refused many flat
terinE offers - 80 on tho stage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
MARINE NOTES

Oregon tomorrow viii take north
so head OF horses and 400 eases OF
eggs for T. Gnnfherat. OF Fair
banks. The horses Will be used for
frelRhtlng between Valdez and Fair
banks.
Transport Dix left last night on
her long voyage TO the Philippines
with n big cargo OF lumber. nrtll.
lefy. horses and grain.
umatilla. from Frisco, and Lee
lanaw. ffom Treadwell. Alaska. ar
rived this morning.
jefferson arrived yesterday aft
ornoon from Alaska ports with
about 20 passengers. 100 boxes fresh
fish and 40 tons of copper ore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
PLEADS FOR
PURITY
REV. J. NJ. WILSON ASKS THAT
EFFORTS De MADE TO IN.
sTAL CLEAN OFFICIALS AT
COMING ELECTION.

An appeal for clean government.
and au intlmation that % can only
be obtained through the municipal
Ownership party. was % part q the
prelude 60 the sermon u Rev. ). n
Wilson. 81 the Westminster Presby-
terrain church hast evening. lie dWelt
on the need " men above the class
which are IN league with the gam
bling and saloon element. and men
Of business ability who can properly
eeuduct the cit3s business
10 connection With municipal OWL
cfHhip Rev Nj Wilson held that Wc
should not have officials who are
subject 60 the will Of the Seattle
Electric company. and that 10 avoid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
JUDGE BURKE
PRESIDES

Mrs Livingston Minis. Of the
Christian Science society. delivered
an address 20 large audience ~
che Grand opera house yesterday
afternopn. The meeting was opened
BY a short address by Judge Thomas
Burke. who made a few Introduce
ury remarks before presenting Mrs
Minis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
Chorus Good.

Tn" chorus WAS what We have
learned 10 expect h to be That most
stirring IF all male chorus works.
the Soldiers chorus. was stirring
indeed. and n stirred the audience.
II WIS done with enthusiasm. and
that u uiur-teutha Of the battle. IN
that most tragic scene 81 Valentine
death. the mixed chorus surpassed
anything I had ever heard AZ that
particular piace They are splendid
at an timer. Gad speed them all -
they are the people ln an opera who
get small credit Tor what they are
doing As % the soiulsfs we have
heard them all before and know
their worth. and artistic sincerity
There was MctRnunu in the title
role. and shy should not Marguerite
fan in love with such q voice and
appearance lie seems su luvinclbie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
OFFICER SHOOTS

Charles Lawrence. 80. a window
dresser. was shot In the left arm
and hand By officer Clark Saturday
afternoon while attempting 20 ea-
cape from the latter. who had ar
rested him on the charge Of annoy
ing women and children at Sixth
and Seneca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
WE SAY

To anv one desiring 10 invest in
legitimate mining proposition We
have no hcsitaucy In recommending
the Galeua Copper Mining company.
Secretary office. ii5 Marion St
r X, Waldon q Co. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

Ard that seemed 10 me the scnii-
fueut With which the EnsliHh opera
company performed .fHuet' There
aas no striving fof sensational OF
unnatural effects. there was no rant
tnF az there De- 20 often found IN
This opefa. There was Emanuel The
saui ~ IL ali. and II yau should ~
to ths opera aEaia. please watch hin
ana pee the great dignity II his
baton. and then. n sea have
chance. watch many other candue-
tors. loak az The holes which thet
bent into the air. mostly fof nothing
There - no display about him. until
he rises from his seat. justified az
hs ls IA Doing 30. 60 conduct such 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

There IL better leather aud better
workmanship put into tho ora Oak
Shoe than In any other s. 80 and
500 shoo made II wears long and
IN rcstful on the feet Handled only
BY the Meas Shoe Store. sos First
Ave 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

. PRIZE FOR mo FAMILY =
= For having the largest family .
. ~ anyone present. Mf. and !
. Mrs A. Rlckcia were awarded .
. a grand prize OF a l00-pouud 4
3 loaf 81 bread at the Bakers 4
4 union annual ball Saturday .
. night The lucky couple had 4
b ~ young Rickels Of different ,
3 sizes and ages at the dance. .
= and bore of the palm of vic ,
. tory accompanied by the pland- .
. itH ~ tho large crowd present. I
= Other prizes were awarded .
. by the committee 10 Miss Annie 4
= BerE, Miss X Clarhread. J - 4
. Gaut. l. A Perret. Fred 4
. Smith. } Dawson. John D. 4
= Dough Vernon l. Dignoa aud 4
= Olos Ncwhouse. ,
NV HssaR - |,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
PROMINENT
MEN DEAD

BOSTON. Mass. FEB. i2-EK
Congressman william Warren bar
rett. Publisher Of tbs boston Al.
yertiasr and Record. died tais morn.
inE Of pneumonia
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Feb. Is
Major John T Thomas. president
Of the Nashville. Chattanooga 4 81
Louis railroad. died this morning Of
heart disease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

tremendous eilmax ne the Soldiers
chorus affords. I wondered how
many people IN the house realized
the Frsut gsHponHibillty of a grand
orefu conductor / also wondered
how many Of the audience listened
httentiVrly 20 the delicious effects
and results Of the orchestra. such Ha
tauuudH INSTRUMENTATION deruaudH
10 an music aud iia different sle#
meniH there De- nothing 30 unknown
To the people 1t lurEe aud ~ the
Hnme time so beautiful ua tome
tolafuE the mixing Of one In
Htfuuaut with another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

a choice selection OF latest de-
signs 81 Valentines is just being
opened up at the High School Sta
tionery q Motion Store, 725 r. Pike
81 Alec n fun line OF stationery.
dry goods, gents furnishings etc.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
Genuine Piano and
Organ Bargains

We subioln a partial list of
extraordinary bargains that
should appeal to economical buy
ers.
stelnway Grand. medium size.
ebonlztd case. second hand but
in very good condition. $500
Large colonial Kimhall Up
right Piano. In mahogany; been
used a little for concert work.
Regular price s45o. now 1867.
This is a beautiful instrument
and a rare bargain.
Kimball Piano. In walnut case.
secondhand but In good condi-
ton Regular price $3.50, now
only $3.50
Hobart NJ Cable Plano. In ma
hogany, slightly used. Regular
price $3.50. now $325, This is a
remarkable good buy
tIinze Piano. IN oak case; been
used just n little but In perfect
condition. Only $500
Bailey Piano in dark oak ease.
practically as good as new. Only
s2t0
New England Piano. T. oak
case. second hand; a very good
value NJ sl6S.
Stone Upright Piano. In dark
case. only $3.50.
The above instruments have
been taken I'm exchange on new
Chickering. Weber pianola and
Wheelock pianola Pianos. and
the celebrated Metrostyle Pr
anola.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

Y NJ G, A organizes boys or
chsstra. Owen Grim. II" football
captain. Instructor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

..,uens efforts are being made
- ard will be continued tOmor=
~ and until the books close at
ls.s,nleht hy the republicans 90 set
,.ttsy registration Leaders "
80 faith arr stralnine every nerve
- sssrcene a. fag as possible the
s.assr 10 the party ticket threaten
-, tha ught registration,
Standard bearers 20 the party ia
- hear d repetition of the diss
80 whlch overwhelmed them In
s.,t,e n years aso, when the
,ns hy means ct a quiet cam
-. ana assisted by ueElrct of tc
sseafan voters. swept their cntige
,sskss an 10 victory.
Ru,hins EN- In.
N,1eWlng the eaucuscs 90 sat
"a, nikht which developed weak
- IN quarters little expected
.-,x standard bearers hecame
.s.,mesi and rushed la many voters
- rsklstef,ns them yesterday. aud
SUNDAY. the FIRST time ia the
ss.sers % The rity that such a
s.lhs.i has besn employed city
es~strollsr MpiInser gave his per
.anioa 10 90 this. stating that Il
- mst a. legal ta carry on res
,.',,issn then as during a lcsai holt
4ay
sksse Investigation % the regis
,-.s,en bssaks develops the faet that
~ municipal ownership party has
.erksa effectively since they we're
tss epsaed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

this the success Of the municipal
party was desirable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
carrolnHsht

re suersss ~ eArrolra fight
AnEss larErly. lt Is believed. upon
ee eoarse which the convention
uumlstee VIII follow II the trgaa.
wes nomihatlon follows that for
naror Andersous sympathiEeFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
At the Caucus

ne republican party leaders arr
sal3lak forth to-day In room $50
aalles Building John RipllngeF I
A.aieaariefs are az the seattle ho-
II Harry Carroll. who wants the
ANIMATION Cor comptroller u ia the
aaskk bnllAing while tbe Washing
49, tlgh Is entertaining al ia rooms
4 he Washington block
ne results Of the caucusee have
as been pretty well determined
hta Ripiinser viii BE- nominated
ag m2yw BY reclamation. scott
calAoas Nill have no cuatest for
nnofatiaa counsel
ne nxhf Ter elty comptroller ia
asa assllRg and 10 the statements
q rruminsnt republicans are Go BE-
believed there Is likely 50 be-
IAlaxs doing beforu The contest Is
mssle4 Harry Carroll nuv faces
axp.ti in ths Third ward and Jim
asssrSaas strength Ia that district
Nc treasurer has caused a general
rsssiun of tae situation Il u APP
arrest that neither candidate Will
y ahle q trade she ward and Il Is
a s.ensai Il boss 10 both men.