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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

WASHINGTON. Nov. rs Upon
entering tho court room this morn.
ing Mrs. Annie Bradley held u
whispered conversation with Judge
Powers. and seemed 20 be In good
spirits, Mru Berilla Thofnhorg. pc.
lice matron. was the first witness,
and told OF the defendants arrest
and of her meeting Senator Auth.
erland. OF Utah. thereafter Her
testimony was subject OF con.
tention between the attorneys.
james Hartley aud Charles Mullen.
Policemen testified along the same
line.
Detective Grant gave damaging
evidence against the defendant. he
said THE defendant told me that
she brought the revolver from Salt
Lake city and that she intended 20
shoot Brown"
Attorney Hoover tried to have
this evidence stricken out. and put
Grant through a severe grilllng
nF Albert Kelly. OF Salt Lake. testi.
fled The defendant told me that
az Brown did not acknowledge the
pafentaEe OF the younger child that
she would kin him. az the same
time declaring; I do not want
money, want him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

Fooled IN what is believed 10 have
been hts purpose Of numbering his
entire family l.. Lutz. an iron
moulder. evidently slashed his
throat with a razor in the family
home at Youngstown last night
walked out OF The house from which
his wife and child had previously
fled, and up go q late hour today
no trace OF the man had been
found
The blood spatterod bureau floors
and beds. and a trail of crimson
leading from the room whore LIt1
evidently cut his throat 10 the back
yard fence are the only evidence
of the mans movements after his
wife ran screaming through the
front door with her child and
sought shelter al Queen hotel
Search Proves Futile.
Last night and today searchers
have been beating through the
brush. but an evidences Of Lutz's
actions ends where the trail of
blood ceases at the gate.
A bloody necktie and a gore.
stained collar. cut through where
they onclrcled the front of the
mans neck, were found in the bed.
room today whore Lutz i8 thought
10 have slashed his throat re ap.
pears TO have stood in front of
the bureau aud watched his actions
Ia the looking glass. which is COY
cred with blood Afterwards %
acomH Lutz lay down ou tbe bed in
shis rooIe, aud then rocllncd Tor 90
tiOe 90 = boa IN 90 s,soinng room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
RUINED HIS OWN HOME
THEN TOOK HIS LIFE

ful soeiety woman for whom he
deserted his wife, turned from him
in hls hour of trouble. ia marked
contrast to the wife and mother Of
his children. who rushed 20 aid him
The wife laid hor fortune. inherited
from thcWhitney family, at his feet
II was then that Barney realized his
wrong
His suicide Is not expected to
have any effect on the opening OF
the Knickerhocker
Charles Morse, Bnrneys closest
friend. blamos treacherous business
associates for the death of barney.
Mrs. barney denies that she intend.
ed 10 secure q divorce Il ga ro.
ported that Barney attempted to
leap from third story window
Monday. but WAS caught by q serv.
ant
The coroner made q statement
this afternoon that a friend of Bar
noy had tried 10 induce him to- call
the shooting accidental Morse
said "Harnoy'a death ~as due 20
hla late fellow directors ln the
Knlckofbockor Trust company who
BETRAYED him when they forced
hla resignation and ne lost all intor.
oat ln NE
nr ParNhurut viii offloiate at
the funeral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
l. Lutz Attempts to Murder Family, Driving Them From
House, and Is Then Believed to Have Slashed
Throat With RazOr---SearCh Fails to Locate Body.

the bed clothing being thoroughly
saturated with blood The razor
with which the deed was done lay
ou The bureau.
Lut7 has tried TO murder his FAM
ily previously and has been under
arrest twice for charges Of cruelty.
according 90 his Wife. Coming
home last NIGHT he left the key in
the lock- He then asked his wife
20 bring him his pistol She did
not comply and the man FASTENED
to look for the weapon Failing 70
find o. ho grabbed mp @ razor. eN-
claiming that he would finish
them all'
wife and Child Escape
40 this iuucture the woman, cor-
ryiug her child. managed 90 unlock
the front door and she ran through
the yard screaming for help Lutz
followed a fow steps. but stopped
and turned back into the house
When Mrs Lutz reached The
hotel "a party OF men returned to
the house. expecting 20 find a
corpse. Instead they found every
evidence OF a desperate attempt at
suicide but the man himself was
missing
Tho underbrush, which is rather
heavy. comes close to the hagk fence
surrounding the Lut1 home and Tho
man is believed TO have wandered
off into this copse, whore n is eN-
peeted the soarchors viii eventual.
ly find hia body To have jumped
into the bay Luts would have had
Co have gone Out through the frons
yare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

Ink word that he was tll Dave
sfaeEer saw h. and after that cveu
the mention 81 Hawaiian beauties
brought nothing bot a foolish grin
shirley Parker read Il. ard you
c0uidnt Insult him by mentioning
that athletic Eirl
The Fir Tree clab held a special
session. and declared the joke a
rank breach % tradition
Here Is what some faculty MON.
beers say about the iesf which
nearly disrupted q state university
Dean Priest-"lt seems out -
Place In n digulfied paper
Prof Thofps It's a F'roai
Prof Meany It's a warm ore
Prof padelford ~ consider ID
a very cool piece % work 10 pub.
iish ii la such a position
Dean Hoberts--lt gives me a
chilli.
W 60 the time % going % prraa
the responsibility Tor the joke had
NOT been settled n the euiprtf "a
hpprchendcd. violence ia feared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

EENNI ICE COMPANY THREATENS TO BREAK THE SEATTLE ICE TRUST
DANA CLING EVIDENCE
m BRADLEY CASE

James Rowan. Of Salt Lake, a
Waterman testified "One day
stopped the defendant. who told me
that she Was Mrs, Brown. from en-.
terinE Browns home. She carried
a revolver In muft aud said !
am a vicious woman
Rowan continued "On one other
occasion. when ! told her that
Brown had gone 90 Washington. she
replied Things are coming my
way she told me OF her relations
with Brown. aud that she was a
poor woman with four children. two
Of them nrowna She said ! have
got him half crazy, and he will be
In the asylum yet
Maf Brown. son OF the dead man.
was the last government witness.
Ito said he was with his father
up 20 the time OF his death
The government rested AT ~ 90
.. m.
Attorney Hoover stated the de
feuHe'h case ~ this afternoons acr
sion. and court adjourned till Mon
day. when the defenaea first wit.
nens will be examined Judge Pow
erp announced that the defendant
would TAXI the stand about the
middle Of nrxt week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
RUNNING IN FOG
AT full SPEED

n was an unusually foggy morn.
lnE when the indianapolis cast OF
from pier ! on November ~. and
We we're Just rounding 90 our
course across the bay when I sig
ualed fan speed ahead said Capt
John johnson Of the indianapolis.
tesiitying AZ tho hearing before tho
United States marine inspectors
this morning
The investigation grew out % ths
accident that occurred fust or The
docks last Tnesday when the In
dianapnlla run down the launch
~ The q 3 = Explorer. ainkinE
the boat and drowning two mem
beers 81 the crew Who apparently
never appeared un tho surface
after the collision
We we're blowing our FOG signal
nf Intervals ~ twu minutes and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
Independent Company Engages in Ice Business and
Trust Starts War--Make Contracts on Yearly Basis
al Less Than Half Former Price.

War 10 the knife. with no quar-
ter given or expected. has been
started between the local ice trust
aud the Pacific Ice company. an
auxiliary corporation of the San
Juan Fishing company. one Of the
largest cold storage fishing con
Germs on the Pacific coast Within
the past week the price Of ice has
dropped from 60 cents 10 20 cents
per 100 pounds. and IL is claimed
the bottom has not been reached.
War 10 Started.
The new company entered the
fold during the past month. and
the war WAS on when IL turned
down oyerturea 10 secure a pledge
that would practically mean the
death 81 the new concern az an in
dependent factor
The Seattle Ice company Ola.
moud Ice company and Standard
Ice company. Il o. claimed. have
been operating under a pooling eyB-
TEN. with an established scale Of
prices Ia the past one company
has refused 10 sell ice 90 Gus.
toner OF another company. and this
same system Is being maintained IN
the fight against the new concern.
Starts Price Cutting.
When the Pacific Ice company re.
fused 10 agree 20 maintain the price
of the trust. 90 cento per hundred.
the Seattle Ice company al once
began 70 cut the prices but the
other two members OF the trust
maintained the old prices Gus.
toners Of the Diamond and stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

were not more than two minutes
from the dock when the mate sight
ed the Explorers launch dead
ahead. about so feet away niR.
nailed fun speed aatern. but the
order had not been pat into exc
cation before felt the crash as
NO struck her"
when questioned by Capt TuF
ner 81 the board. Capt Johnson ad.
miitef that Il Was che custom %
crnas the bag If full speed ia all
kinds Of weather Hg said ho heard
only oue whistle from the launch
Both noaiHwnln Ennch Hansen
and Quartsfmasier = + Morgan.
Of the Explorer coutTudictcd this
Testimony. saying that they heard
no Whistle from the indianapolis
and that they themselves had given
the two blasts for crossing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
" UPSET BY AN
ALLEGED ] JOKE

~ nen~rvailve Institution ~
4fuszz. IL ruiveFslfy ot Wash
Inrun wa = > bad waY this
ITnlag coaisan panaemoaiam
Insfia Hna Harse reigned on the
|az1s slrssnfs wefe unable to
asat glasses and professors were
nAa b aadaet themselves with
|trx
Mtsmhls vas traceahIe 20 this
xxs isae 0f the college
Ie n Pacific Wave Con
Dr. = an custom. the Wave
sa . 1ks II wasn't labeled
magbe Il WASN'T Anyhow
b \ s1ai the Nave pFiated.
= alx letters that stretched
nH u first rage
6EBFO0TERs WANT TO
sT OR PLACE
mks started Immediately A
-. Fastening 70 his 50
v nv 4 ard thTew 4 GO Oh the
aeps rrexy Kane. the
asa president. read "a. and
g b. private office. leav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
WOMAN TORTURE Err
FOUND GUILTY

CHICAGO, Nov. 49, Guilty as
Indicated was the verdict OF the
jury last might ia the case OF iar
old Mitchell. the parahmito leader
who caused the death OF Mrs. Lett
tia Greenhalge of Zion City while
casting out devils" from her Grip.
Piled limbs Mrs Harold Mitchell.
hts wife. who was also on trial was
found mot guilty. Both the
Mitchclls were charged in the I'M
dlctmcut with manslaurhter Wal
ter aud Jennie Groonhalge, children
of the murdered woman, were held
as accessories bat were promised
immunity II they would testify as
10 the death scene,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
FINDS HOMES FOR
MALAMUTES

Al 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon
everyone OF the eight malamute
puppies had becn carried away
from the Grand Opera house and
for the first time 10 q week peace
rcigned in the blll room
The puppies were those ~ The
Alaskan company. told ~ IN The
Star yesterday afternoon. and FOR
which John Cort desired t. find
homes inside ~ an hour after
The Star was on the streets the
puppies were gone bat fnr hours
afterwards people continued Ia call
for them Treasurer Arthur Ives
estimates that az least coo requests
for pups came into the box office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

Noah yelled burglars" and Cough.
I'm. believing he was ln danger 81
being shot loaped from the win.
dow to the ground. a distance OF
about 80 feet
Noah called up police headGuar.
tors and informed the department
that be- had a burglar corrallod.
The patrol wagon with several
emergency officers fastened 20 tho
scene.
coughlin Calls Police.
About the time the police dis.
covered that the supposed burglar
had flown Coughlin who had
managed to reach the Hotel Pear.
son. 40 Fifth av. and James g.,
called up and informed police head
quarters that be had been held
mp in hss own house by burglar
and had afterwards ssespad insist
ing that The policemen hs hgrfioa
out 10 capture tire burglar
with both p.lnclyale "a the pc.
lIcN station 'ie situation was ~
once made elear c0ushlin was -
badly larred that he viii be con.
fined to bus ro'm FOR several days.
Noah % emyloyed - rho city wafer
Department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

ard companies continued 90 pay tho
same old price and the Seattle re-
fused to sell 20 other than its own
o. customers " the new company.
The new company promptly met
the trust move and prices have
continued 10 drop. The trust has
a corps ~ agents ont and contracts
are being made with some 81 the
largest users Of fee In the city on
d yearly rate Of 20 and Is cents PER
hundred This brings the price
cutting through the next summer
season Even this move has been
met By the new company.
Had Full Sway.
Last summer the ice trust held
full sway In Seattle aud the small
consumers In the residence section
OF the city we're forced 30 pur-
chase S. worth ~ tickets before
they were able 20 get ice AZ any
price While very little ice Is be-
INK sold ia the residence parts OF
the city az this time. the use Of
the coupons has been dropped.
y v Moran. formerly manager
Of the Seattle Ice company, who Is
thoroughly familiar with the trust
methods. Is manager Of the new
company. Backed by the San Juan
Fishing company. with ample cap
ital. Il is claimed the Pacific Ice
company will be able 10 continue
the fight against the trust for an In
definite period and the consumers
are almost certain 20 receive The
benefits next summer, as well az
this winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
HOGGATT OPPOSITION
WINS In CONVENTION

the delega'"s instruct the national
convention To- vote for him
The platform resolutions viii
recommend the endorsement Of the
Roosevelt administration. landing
bis efforts against corporation
greedi taking the executive power
from the judges and placing the
same In the hands 81 the governor.
encourage development Of coal
lands. ask for financial aid for
Alaskan railroads. the creation Of
q fourth judicial district. commend
the work 81 the Alaska Road com
mission. extension Of the cable sya.
TEN. especially 70 Cordoya and
Catalla. and supporting Thomas
Gale for delegate 10 congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
WILL MOVE GRAIN WITH
ALL POSSIBLE SPEED

Traffic managers ~ the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern rail.
roads have announced that they
vii % al IN their power to fAcill.
tate the shipment Of wheat from
Eastern Washington TO Seattle and
Tacoma foF export. following a con.
ference wlth the state railroad com.
mission
Upon the prompt movement %
export wheat depends the Influx %
gold Into the state which will 70
lievo the financial alrlnEsncy with
her crops turned into gold. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
WILL PARADE
STREETS

R00tefs for the football team 81
the state university. which plays
the Oregon team on the varsity
campus az $3.50 tomorrow after.
noon. viii parade che down town
streets tonlght with torches. shout
las college wells aud singing col
iege SONGS. displaying lheir banners
and Swing Seattle a sample % ehat
occurs Ia eastern college citiee
when a blE game Is About to take
place
Yell leader Wiun viii organize
hia party az the university az z ts.
and the crowd viii proceed 20 town
In special ears and take 90 thr
march from the clty hail The orr
r0n Esms Is regarded a. tha most
important % the season. and b.
Washington rootors are hopeful OF
victory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
'PNeloI Of Lodging House Meets ROOmer in Hall,
NJ When Latter Levels Revolver al Him, Throws
richer at Supposed PrOwIer.

Z q he point Of a gun
boaFdeF IN bic own
ao4ae who was laborinp
Impression that be was
burglar, and compelled
from a bathroom window
3saehalf stories from tho
rank coughlln. of 707
vas thls morning The
az exciting comedy
"'n nearly ended lu e
@'s'' Boomer in Hail.
~ , vent home about A
/ ~ -, 'ne morning aud walked
srslq ,D'la 10 get 4 pitcher of
2 hsll e be stepped back into
ben 49,. mes Frank Noah. az
ai5es 4 Both immodiatalv
n ~ ,se conclusion lhai M
faaI4ss a.. burglar Noah drow
fhs NV, W. .olated lt AZ coaph
lhes - Drew ne Zee water
iaee ~ striking ,Nnh hi
fnpoHrlly binding
Naffa
e'iebI.e s.,.elnent which follow
son w lanpea back mo ~
~ loelsa lhe Door
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

iuRtnn wiii be- In az good shape
financially AZ ever before IN the
history ~ the state
In addition 10 handling the wheat
crop, the railroads agree % furnish
all the refrigerator cara necessary
20 carr the apple crop % eastern
markets The demand Tor Wash.
ingson apples IL better than ever
Tn the east and the crop this year
u larger than usual
The railroads complain that the
facilities for handling grain after
q 4 delivered In Seattle are entire
~ inadequate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 10 At
tarney General Bonaparte win pre-.
side over the three days conven.
ton Of the National Municipal
League in Providence. x. l. begin.
ming Nov 10. and ln addition TO
other prominent men there will be
present the mayors o. many cities
and governors OF half a dozen
states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
BOY THIEVES HERE

Driven out OF san Francisco and
other adjoining California cities. "A
gang Of between 20 and SO boy
thieves have reached Seattle within
the past few DAYS and the local Of
ficers are husily engaged in corral
INK the suspects and moving them
on 10 other fields,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
TACOMA MAN HoNoRgo.

CINCINNATI. O.. Nov. tb.-Thc
Presbyterian brotherhood In annual
convention here passed a resolution
asking President Roosevelt to keep
the motto, In God We Trust. on
United States coins Eleven hun.
dred delegates were present VII.
liam Stone % Tacoma. Wash. and
j y. Huested % Denver were
among those elected to the general
council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

Mrs. Alice W Wcstbcrg. wife Of
John A. Wcstbcrg who was run
over and killed by street car
on Second av. September H..
brought suit against the Seattle
Electric company IN the superior
court today for 100000 damages
Alfred r Wcstberg. q minor son Of
the dead man. Is also a plaintiff In
the suit
The complaint alleges that West.
berg was earning si2.500 a year and
that his death vas due 90 criminal
negligence OF the company. Il Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
BANK cLEARlNes.
POWERS PARDON
THE ISSUE
10y United prsss.)

GEORGETOWN. Ky Nov. t5-
Caleb Powers was 40 mast night
with stomach trouble. but appeared
Tn court this mofnlug pale aud
weak. The attorneys at once en-.
gagged In an argument over ayuw.
ais growinE out ~ the pardon
granted 60 Powers BY Governor
Taylor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

Charged with forgery George W
Benson and william DetlE team.
STEERS. were arrested last night by
the police The two men admitted
having forged the signature to a
check which they attempted 20
pass The checks we're made out In
favor Of John Morell. their employ
ar and had been sent IN letters
which we're intercepted by the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

The intcfiakcn Land company
today paid 10 the city treasurer
delinquencles on about 100 lots IN
the matter Of the assessment Cor
the interlaken Drive.
This morning Treasurer Russell
sold five tracts az public auction
in that addition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
UNION MINERS SEEK
SOURCE OF SUPPLY

A delegation 81 union miners
from TreadWeli Alaska. are AZ pres.
ent "a Seattle to find the source Of
the recent output % non.uniou men
from this city 10 The Treadwoil
mines. which. they say. is IN viola
ton ~ the agreement which che
mine owners made with the union
last spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

CONDUCTOR sUgs COMPANY.

A complaint was filed by r. -
Dunlap againat the Seattle Renton
a. Southern railway this morning,
in which the plaintiff asks 10000
for damages received on account OF
INJURIES alleged 10 have beon rc.
colvod by being knocked from the
top Of "a freight car while a con.
ductor I'm the employ Of the com
NauY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

Each armed to the teeth with a
double. barreiled shotgun. Guslaf
Abrnhamson. aged H. and Emory
Ruboiu. aged 70. were arrested by
Deputy Sheriff J r Holloway at
Richmond Beach this morning.
The boys stated that they l&t
their homes IA Everett a week ago.
and have been making their way to
ward Seattle since. They confess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
BOYS WITH GUNS Arrested

ed % having stolen the two shot
guns and 200 rounds OF armuni-
ton from a Richmond Beach farm
err Yesterday Il was reported 10
Deputy sheriff Holloway that the
plant af the Richmond Beach Sand
and Gravel Co. had been stormed,
practically an the windows ~ the
huildlne being broken by shots from
the guns OF the invaders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
INCREASE RAT BOUNTY

Or Coier. government expert.
and Or houfna eity expert. ln
charge " che destruction % rats
"a the city. wili appeal to the cts
council 20 rallies che bounty un live
rodents 90 l6 cents
Df Golfer believes that u would
have the beat Of results
Tho new iucinerainr pat bark 81
the board % health headquarters T.
burning up the dead animals a.
fast a. they are examined Up 10
today 3.i0o rats have been Gre.
mated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
MINNESOTA REPORTS

Steamship Minnesota. % the
Great Northern Steamship Co. due
yesterday from the Orient passed
Port Crescent this morning shortly
after 10 o'clock aud should arrive
here late tonight Rec ". C.
Thomas foreign missionary Tor tho
Baptist church. ~ passenger. and
a reception will be- given him after
be has been consulted with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
WANTS DIVORCE
Localized

VICTORIA. y G.. Nov. 1.-THE
British Columbian government has
decided TO appeal from the decision
OF Judge Clements IN the case OF
Watts vs. Watts. ruling that Brit
ish Columbia had no jurisdiction IN
granting divorces. practically rem.
derlng all divorces granted by Brit
ssh Columbia illegal. and II an ad.
verse decision II given. enabling
legislation will be- passed making
valid the divorces given In British
Columbian courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

PITTsBURG. Pa. Nov Is
About 25 persons we're injured to-
day. two OF them fatally. and a
dwelling house was torn 20 pieces
when an explosion OF natural gas
occurred in house located at los
Elm st this city Ia the fire which
followed two fremen we're severely
burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
MARRIAGE AHNULEo.

The marriage ~ Victoria Briggs
and Glide nriREs was annuled Ia
the superior court THIS morning on
the grounds that the defendant was
mentally incapaoitated 20 make a
contract AT the time Of the wedding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
UNDER $500 soNDs.

samuel Wheeler. arrested last
evening on a charge OF obtaining
money under false pretenses. was
placed under $500 bonds this
morning Il Is alleged that he sold
certain Seattle real estate 10 which
be had no title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
s.srs $4,000 DAMAGES

alheFE. IN a suit against
2 Mclean asked The superi
award him damages o.
lsi Injuries claimed % have
i'td al North Bend while
q . falImad under con
n TIE defendant