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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
PARISH is TO PUT TAX
DODGERS UNDER OATH
County Assessor Promises to Hold Perjury Threat
Over Lying Corporations or individuals Will
Save County Thousands In Personal Property
Taxes.

The days OF the tar dodger are
numbered. 80 far a. personal prop
efty IL concerned.
II Thomas A. Parish. newi, elect
ed county Assessor. and bis dep
uties. keep TO the promises and In
straetions lnsued today At the first
annual convention 81 deputy assess
ofn IL will no longer be possible for
the wealthy tan dodEer 90 lock his
stocks and bonds in a safe deposit
boz and lie 10 the Assessor about
their value.
Ia the future he must hold up his
right hand aud take solemn oath be-
fore making a statement Of hts per-
sonai property II he lies he VIII
be prosecuted FOE perjury
The corporation can no longer
avoid paying a personal tar upon
IT. franchise according 10 the value
Of that franchise. The head Of
corporation viii be placed under
oath. and must kNear 10 the value
Of his franchise. II he lies. he IL
guilty Of perjury. and perjury IL a
psnitentiafy offense.
This msthod Of enforcing the truth
from tan lodging individuals and
corporations has long been on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
Bids for New Pipe Line Show That City Would Pay
$4,000 More For Steel Bands Than Private
Firms Contracts Awarded Tomorrow.

pipe lire contract VIII amount 70
ahont o.. $50 ooe. the Beacon Siil reH-
srYosr 70 over ssao 600. and the two
Green Lake reservoirs 10 so.eee and
tte. zee. respectively.
Thafe viii be tfee.eoo u the bond
iHsns i.ft To complete the lining Of
the reservoirs and TO build ten miles
Of sfafs pipe. one and half miles
Of aa,i1eh and two miles u s0.tach
eastiros rlpe within the city limits.
Tha loo old reservoirs store a.
zee 600 xalions If water. while tho
three peN vnss will store 200. oao.eoe
aaiioHa
one ~ ne bidders for the ataYe
pip~ paf in bid foe redwood iuni~
her. tlse fiEures Tor which wsre
abnut ths same Sc for flr Had this
bidder seeured the contract q IL hAid
ne wpuld have used the California
lusntar product my dollars a
ihoaana feet VAS the lowest tficc
f.4f isAnkef. The hiEh prices are at
srfbulahie 10 the fact that I, has 10
be cuIi~d ana none but lumber With
out sasof o. blsmlsh used IA making
the siAesa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

That contractors cen buy much
cheaper than the eity OF Seattle. has
been clearly demonstrated BY the
hits received for the construction %
the nsu Cedar river pipe line.
The city reserved the riHht 70
buy the steel bands and saddles for
IN. pipe. and supply them "a the
for about cents a pound.
The bid Of the Puget Sound bFshke
and Dredging company 1emousfFats
ed that contractors can buy the
bands for tso.ooa less than the city
can.
Every lew bid that VAS made for
the wufk was made b . seattle
.man OF firm Every contract that
viii be awarded tomorrow viii be 20
tesai contractors
The Puget sound fsFidss aud
Dredging enmpeny viii get the pips
line Work II itn bid 10 regular. fds
4 Jones. a local firm. VII set the
two Green Lake rsMervoira ard
HawssY. Lana q Mccartney vii set
the Beacon hili reservoir.
The total figures Tor all the wofk
utll aggregate about ti.tae GOO. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
STEAMER RUNS
INTO DOCK

The british steamer Hazel Dollar.
which arrived in port yesterday. lost
her bearings IN the heavy FOG yea
ter morning and ran into the Ham.
mond Mills dock. tearing away two
piles aud breaking n strinEer on the
dock. The steamer was not dam
aged. The Hassl Dollar sailed Tor
Mukiiteo this morning with zio tons
u flour. and viii return with = cargo
Of lumber. Upon her arrival from
Mukllteo che will load cargo u
flour Tor the orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

statute books. but has never been
enforced. The failure 10 enforce IL
has cost King county thousands
upon thousands Of dollars every
year. and wealthy corporations and
individuals have lied about their
taxes. and ehuckied gleefully aa the
assessor took down the false state
menis and vent eareiessiy on his
way.
At the naseaaofs' meeting this
morning State Tax Commissioner J.
y. Frost addressed the assembly Of
deputies. who on Friday commences
the work OF assessing real and per-
sounl property. Mr.. FROST told the
assessors that the lsxity % past
methods aud failure 10 put personal
property owners under oath has cost
the county many thousands ~ dol
lars. lie told them how this could
be avoided. Assessor Parish then
made a speech. wherein he stated
that II Will be done.
The meeting continued this after
noon. II viii be addressed by num-
erous other county officers. Mr..
Parish has introduced a new system
Of bookkeeping IN hla office, 10 avoid
minor errors formerly numerous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
At
THE BIG FAIR

A mastodon. discovered SOW.
efai years ago In an icy cavern
IN the interior Of Alaska by an In
dian during one Of his hunting ex.
curslons. Is the object Of negotia.
lions noW In progress between the
AeY-P-E and James H. Starts
man. Of Nome. and hia partner. Y.
W Graham. The lattof was shown
the relic BY rs diaooyereT
In n letter 20 Henry = Reed. "a.
rector Of exploitation for the OK.
position. Mr Staftsman outlines his
plans for digging the monster ont
Of lts frozen bed and shipping n 10
Seattle
The letter goes on 10 say that. &C.
cordlng to the Indian, the tuslls Of
the creature are 10 feet long. and
its hair about 10 inches long. and,
ms seen through It's covering OF blue
fee. is an extraordinary and fear.
some spectacle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

OLYMPIA. Feb. 27.--The big po-
nsieaI. corporation and booze lobby.
n Olympia trying TO lam the Piper
xati Mayor Moore btu through the
h<islafufe. received 4 severe rebuff
CATS morning tn the lover house.
Because the determined efforts
~ TIE advocates Of the bill wsre up
<stflag al other business the house
rules committee last nlght moved
h 10 the head of the calendar.
A caucus Of King eounty mem
hers last night found the aelsEa-
tion split The spokane delegation
w6s united yesterday IN oppositiuu
sDd the btu faced defeat wtssn
exilsd up this morning Therefore.
shea II WAS reached. Beehe. Of
kinz. moved Il 10 70 20 the foot II
n ealsnaar. Reed objected. pre-
feFrIng 90 see II killed. and Beebe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27


ward. iounging and reading. Con-
versatlon Is permitted, but q what
is there 20 tslk7 Whenever three
or four patients" are seen TO group
Themselves together into an appar-
ent intimacy one 81 the number is
instantly transferred 10 another
ward. for fear INSTRUMENTATION may
result from the discussion.
Out-of- door exercise Is taken win
ter and summer. but there Is little
liberty attached to u. The pris-
onefs walk IN an uncovered corridor.
Around and around they so. one
follow ing quickly upen the footsteps
Of another like IN a treadmill.
Solitary Confinement.
Sulkiness and resistance TO con-
troll are severely disciplined az Mat
teawan by isolation.
The isolated quarters consist Of a
small square room. utterly barren Of
furniture. The windows are SO high
that they afford no view. and three
or four days alone brings the most
stubborn OF the inmates 20 a sense
OF his amepahility 20 the rallies.
uneeasins vigilance against at
tack Is the attitude af the instltn-
ton officers Frequently evsry In
mate ~ stripped OF his clothing. II
Is taken away and fresh given him.
This is 10 prevent any instrument
heius hidden IN the boot. the stock
ing on even the bosom Of the shirt.
Each patient" Is considered VI
cious. no matter what his former So
cial record,
Al this surveillance Will be Harry
Thaw's II he il sent to Matteawan--
this man who from his habyhood.
through hoyish DAYS, his youth and
Young manhood has had every wish
rratified He will never have a
moment alone. except as "a mode OF
correction. his food coming nom his
mothers table would be scrutiuized.
ana his clothes carefully searched
that no secrets may be kept from
tho officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
ROAD INCORPORATED
BY LOCAL HACKERS

ballard. A. w. Machle. q shingle
manufactures at ballard John
Stewart. e. W Treat. Alexander
Mci.Aren and y. II Smith. all prom
lnent local men. The capitalization
OF the two companies IL 100000
The new road viii run between
cenirnlia and Tacoma, and viii
open up a valuable mining and tim.
Der distfiet not nov provided with
any railroad facilities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

70 open mp the rich country be
tseea reattRiia and Tacoma aud 10
fufnlah lnmpef transportation. a
number Of local capitalists, backed
BY eastern money, have incorporat'
ed the Hannaford Valley Railway
company and the ilannaford Valley
Coal company,
The incorporatora are " II Cor.
of the Cor investment company, at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
TRIO Of BURGLARS
CAUGHT BY POLICE

mants identified Owens az having
rented . room IN her house. II II
thaughf. for the purpose of rob
berry. That very night the room
arruAR the hall was looted.
uwsnn xaa located the following
mnrulnr Ia the Idaho. a lodging
house where he vas roomIng wilh
hls comrades Through Ovens the
others ere located and arrested by
Sergeant Mcdonald aud Pairoiman
FalkanbefK.
Ths police believe that they may
connect al three men With other
like uffenaes which have been ~.
ported At the central office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

ny KATHERINE LEcKiE.

Seattle Stars Exclusive serviee.l
FtsHKfLL LANDING. y Y, Feb.
Thaw might well prefer
the electric chair rather than Go
come hcre.' rmphaucally declared
an officer OF Mntteawnn asylum Tor
the criminal insane, which ia con-
Quoted at this Village by the state OF
New York.
To this novel penal institution the
young Pittsbure millionaire VIII
have TO come W he Is found insane
now and his trial for Staying STAN
ford white discontinued Although
ita Inmates are called patients
this asylum rs essentially a prison,
However. patients who recover their
sanity are allowed to stand trial and
take the chance Of acqultfal. There
have been acqulttals. Sometimes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
NEEDS 2 FEET
Of CITY LOT

Councilman James Conway has a
constituent down In gouih Seattle
who needs q twofoot strip Of city
property. part II the site % the
south Seattle engine house
Before the loi line was establish.
ed be built a house ovcrlapplng the
clty's LOT. Mr. conway introduced
an ordinance 10 fin matters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27


trials have been avoided by time re-
moving all the Witnesses upon whom
depended the case against the de-
PENDANT.
Confinement In che Matteawan asy-
lum e. terminated usually only BY
death, but IN the breast % every pa
tient no matter how friendlcss. Is
ever burning that constant hope for
freedom that is the attribute Of hui
man nature
The relatives and friends Of a
prisoner IN this state institution are
permitted IN a small measure To add
10 his comforts The great wealth
Of Thaw would bring him three
things. lie could have his own food
aud his own clothes and he could
avail himself fully Of the common
privilege Of receiving visitors briefly
three times n week. No valet. how
ever would aid him IN dressing. and
he would have 10 eat his food from
tin bowl with a pewter spoon.
just az does every other inmate.
Day In. Day Out.
The daily lifc 81 Harry Thaw
would be one 81 such dull. monotou-
Gus routine that one day could
scarce be told from another. ~ 8 in
the summer MORNINGS "a half hour
later during tlr winter months
would rise Tho privilege OF
shower bath o. a matter OF choice
with The patients He would then
dress. assist IN making his bed ana
putting the ward % order. Tor he
would occupy ward with dozens
of others
Breakfast IL served az : so. II
Thaw broke his fast with the hos
pitnl fare Il would be upon bowl
OF mush with syrup "a cup Of coffee
and a piece OF bread. Then the
long. duh day, with its few divers
IONS. would actually hegiu.
The inmates ~ WATERMAN help In
the kitchen. the dining room and
laundry. but the greater portion Of
the time is spent In the big, Iona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
NEW WORKS. GENTLEMAN
BURGLAR" ARRESTED AND
duplicates PROMINENT Pc.
oHiAks IN THE EmsEzxLINo
CASE or BANKER DOUGH.
ERTY.

CHICAGO, Fab. IT. Most start
ling Developments we're revealed to-
day when Edwin Tate. known IN
New York as the gentleman burg.
lar was arrested In connection with
the great school scandal Of Peoria.
M Tate IL charged with being one
Of the parties connected with this
blowing up Of the safe Of the Peoria
school directors IN order 20 secure
valuable papers and destroy them
which wer. held By the prosecution
Ia the case of Newton {. Dougherty.
formerly superintendent Of schools
and also a bank president who In
nos serving his tire IN the peniteu-
tlary for embezxling school funda.
Tate was arrested white en- route
90 Chicago from New YORK.. Re hrs
promised % implleafe prominent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
ORDERED TO GRADE
EAST PIKE ST.

Instructions 70 begin work have
been issued by the engineers de-
paftment to VIM. Hawley q Co. for
the grading Of East Pike and the
East Olive grading work; also 20
the Coast Concrete company for the
cement walks on East Spring and
other streets. Notice has been sent
20 the Seattle Lighting company 10
look after its old gas mains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
BARRIERS RAISE NOT
UNIONS WORK

Regarding the raise IN prices by
the BARRIERS. frank Y. kelley. fs-
cofdsr of the BARRIERS union. states
that the faise does not come from
any action OF the union. although
they viii probably endorse u. Mr..
Kelley says the boss BARRIERS agreed
on the raise. The union nlll taks
action on the matter Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
GUSTAvE ANDERSON
Is DEAD

Gustaf Anderson. veil known in
Ross and Fremont. Is dead AZ his
home. a03 Forty second st. north
west Mr. Anderson was 10 years
old and a property owner Re r.
survived ~ two daughters and n
son. The funeral will be held
from johnson 4 Hstniiton's under.
taking rooms tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock nBfts.l will be IN Lake
View cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
CHICAGO BUSINESS MAN
ROBBED TREASURY

tho government secret service since
the discovery OF the loss Of ti4a.ooo
In bills. stolen from the sub.treAss
ury.
This clerk says. according 10 the
Journals story that he can give the
Identity OF a bls business man
who planned and executed the rob
berry Known 10 the officials.
.One missing $1,000 bill has been
recovered
The recovery of the remainder
aaa the arrest uf the business man
viii follow by Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27


NEW YORK. Feb. s1.-That
,.omc Intends 90 fulfill hla prom.
A. hat Howard Neshit, brother Of
rxslsn Thaw. viii 20 ON the stand
.s.sast his hrotheein.iaw was
.>manstrated today BY testimony
s,raxht out tn the examination Of
rx.fsn Immediately the court re
..msa IT. session this morning
f.nc.ns called EVELYN 10 the stand.
syea have q brother named How.
Al Seshitf' began Jerome.
YES. str
vsln sonr return from Europe Ia
,shs ald you tell your brother
t,,xafd IN substance that while
sra we're abroad sou had been
sAassd BY Thaw IN order 20 induce
i. rsa 10 tell lies against White and
49, these les were that he had
smrxsd and missreated your
4 tid not
~nGanr yoa tel your brother you
we're compelled al tho point OF a
mvesveg 10 make some such state
meat
4 aid not
~lsa you not tell Howard these
t.ets ia substance at some timer
4 aid not. Each time the an.
seer was repeated with greater
snphAsiA
'Ifsant he say 60 you that yon
ouxht 70 have some way 10 protect
yosfs<if. and suggested that you
carry : revolver
~Hs dld not.
'nla be bay YOU a revolver"
NO. he did not = lengthening
pause between these emphatic
xcfss each time.
~nta you ever carry 4 revuiverf'
~Nssef In ms life
~nIant you give Howard money
and ssnd him 10 buy yoa = revol'
vert
I ald not
Evelyn vas then excused.
Nsshit May sldesssp.
Jsrcme. Il Il said. viii place
howard Nesbit on the stand and
his testimony will Be Just the re.
verse of thai given - Evelyn along
ne ahose lines. Howard Nesbls
3, far has kept IN the back ground.
and unless be changes bis front
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
ARIZONA is
IN WEIRL

Arlzona IL coming into line Ac.
eordlnk 20 a wire received this
morning At the office Of the A.Y.-
PIE. from Special Commissioner
". L. Bryant. that state will pass
the bill now before the Legislature.
providing a handsome appropria'
ton for the exIsnsition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
REPUBLICAN CLUB
TO ELECT OFFICERS

The King County Republican club
will meet at . o'clock Saturday aft
efnoon al A. o. 4. w. hall. Pioneer
building. 10 elect new officers for
the ensuing year. The club IL now
eal Of debt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
THREE ROOM WORKERS IN.
WADE eELL APARTMENTS
AND ESCAPE. TO BIC CAUGHT
IN SECOND LODGING HOUSE.

Following the arrest yesterday
forenoon 81 Robert Owens. a aus.
pacted room uofkcf. came the In.
generation later in the daY CT
James Ward. and this morning Of
william Caveriy. on suspicion of BE-.
inn implicated In the robbery 81
the Bell apartments. First aS. aud
Dell a.
The lAndiady % the Bell apart,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
GIRLS ARE JOINING.
CLERKS UNION

The nnfavorable conditions under
which women have 20 work are re-
sponslble for the infiux Of Eiri clerks
into the membership of Local Ma 9.
Retail CLERKS International Protsc-
tive association. sixteen female
clerks Joined the association last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
SEATTLE MAN
IS HONOREO
lserIpp. TsIsaraph ssrvIes.l

CHICAGO. Feb. a7.--Frauk u.
Cooper city superintendent Of the
Seattle public schools, was this
morning elected president OF the de-
partmcnt of superlntendenis OF the
National Educational association.
The association IL nov holding its
annual convention IN this city, hay
Ing opened yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
PUTER WILL Be
STAR WITNESS
tssrIprs Telegraph esrvIes.l

PORTLAND. Ore, Feb. 27.-s. A.
- Piner. The convicted land swind-
Ter. was taken from the county iail
today, where he la serving two.
year scntcnco. and IN charge Of dep.
utics LETT for Washington ~ a gov.
eminent witness against nInger
Hermann
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

bunkera with an elevator alongside
the site. preparatory 10 removing
the rest Of the earth from the
foundation.
Progress on the building has been
delayed by uncertainty regarding the
regrade Of FIFTH az. This matter 10
usariHg settlement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
BIG ROBBERY
At VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER y. 6. Feb. IL
Thieves last night entered The mt
scum u the Carnegie library and
stole coins and rare relies vnlusd at
$4,000. They took every genuine
coin. bat left the duplicates
&. Helly. the Astoria diamond
diamond thief. viii be sxtradited. u
the courts % deeide. The sheriff u
Astoria decided to take such pro.
easdinss. and Kelly has engaged
Judge Henderson 70 fiaht cxtradi-
ton. A strenuous fisht IL expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

BANK cLEARinos.
MARSHAL TIES
Up K|TSAP

Deputy United States Marshal
Htrlnger this morning ordered the
tying up of the steamer kitnap.
running between Seattle and TIA
coma IN place Of the steamer Flyer.
This In due 20 the libel pending by
the British ship Trafalgar. with
which the kltaap eoliidsd yesterday
AT the Tacoma dock during a dense
fog. Neither boat was badly dam.
aged The Kitsap will not be Al.
lowed 90 resume It's run until a
bond has been filed with tho clerk
Of tho federal court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
Arrested for Burglary.
fseripps Telegraph Serviee.l

NEW YORK. Feb. 1T.-Tate was
arrested here on = charge % burg
larry committed LAST September.
while on parole from the peniten-
tiary. where he had been serving for
a burglary committed the previous
April. He MAS called the gentIe-
man burglar"
Tate was caught In the home ~
Mrs. e n. Taylor. sttired IN a frock
coat. silk hat and lavender trousers.
He apoiogfzed 20 her for disturbing
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
MAYOR APPOINTS
A sUPERINrENDENT
or STREETS.

Charles G. Fsonk. a member Of
the Carpenters union. vas named
today by Mayor Moore 20 BE- super.
lntendent OF streets aud sewers. un-
der article s. section 6. 81 the city
charter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
FRESH SCANDAL IN
PEORIA SCHOOL CASE

Peorians In the safe cracking job.
late this afternoon he said that the
safe was left open and papers
DouEhsrtys friends wanted destroy
ed sere marked.
Tate alleges that Dougherty sue
ceefed IN getting Tate made q
-trusty" At the penitentiary and
worked beside him on the records.
lie finally secured a parole. after
engaging Tate 80 cooperate in the
destruction Of the evidence.
Tate says he was promised ffeoe
for the job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
CONTRACTOR CAN BUY
CHEAPER THAN CITY
assaAskAns MEET roslosr.

The Nebraska club meets tonikhi
AZ Egau'a hail. Ia the Arcade build
ing. where a program VIII be rem
Aered. Mr.. Exnn directing Il. The
Nebraska orchestra viii appear.
Former Nebraskans are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
ANTI-MOORE LOBBY IS
HAVING A HARD TIME
Hl Aimed to Rob Mayor Of Appointive Power
Has Narrow Escape From Defeat This Morning
Saved Through Removal TO Foot Of Calendar.

explained that the advocates af The
measure were not ready 70 have Il
30 To final passage. The motion
prevailed.
Desperate efforts are heinR made
TO pass the biIl by trading of Seat
tie members ca other measures for
outside members who ARE afraid 10
vote Tor u. -Four or five KING
county members are also opposed
10 A.
The senate this morning passed
the Cotterili btu for the construc
ton of the Lake Washington canal
b assessment. but the logging In.
teresss killed Fathlensly his 9TH fos
the pruteNfiun ~ city water sup
essea frus1 pollution
Alan , nlefhen vas summoned
before the Ross commission THIS
Afternoon 10 give his source Of In.
formation leading 10 the published
charges against Ross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

NEW Works. ABODE FOR THE
CRIMINAL INSANE A PLACE
WHERE patients" PASS IN.
TO sTRicTEsT DISCIPLINE
AND ESCAPE IS IMPOSSIBLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
STARTLING REVELATION MADE
~ EraGRY OF tiTs.eoo--
rELLaa duplicates eio
MAN AND ARREST WILL
FOLLOW.

theftRRs feieafeph sefFiessf
CHICAGO. Feb. 3T.-The Journal
thla afternoon prints an Interview
a reporter had with the teller Of
the sub.treasury. who has been un.
der suspicion and surveillance OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
SKYSCRAPER IS
PLANNED

Il u reported today IN realty cir
cIss thss James A. Moore has com
pleied plans toT $500. 600 shy
sesapse. to Be erected on Fourth av
and University ~ - soon as the
fo1rth Az. fearade is completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
EVELYN DENIES TELLING
ANYTHINGTO BROTHER
AGREE TO A CONFERENCE
ON RIVER. HARnoR niLL.

(soripps Telegraph ssr~lss.l
WARRINGTON, n G. Feb. H.
The senate this afternoon agreed Go
a conference on the report Of the
rivers aud harhers bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
WILL REOPEN WORK
on CITY BUILDING

James Park. contractor for the
municipal buildings 1T Fifth av. and
Yesler. has constructed series Of