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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
POLICE CHIEF
INDIGNANT

Chief wappensssin e very In
sasenans over she decinrntiou 81
Mayur Mueller. ~ Georneto~a. 20
the effect that he must IN the
future keep mis- buns out Of
fsecswsgDuu. which would be clean
eisy but for ths people eefuinE from
Seattle
"Geosnetowu has long been a
Nscra for Rambi~fa foafcFr and
persons 81 = most undesirable tyre. :"
sid the chsef. "and Mueiler'H re-
inArhs are nncailed for. We DO not
allow these mcn tn this city. but
they are allowed sn Georgetown.
coming. q course. 70 this city oc-
esaionaily. We pick these roatcrs
40 whenever they come 20 10. city
and these are the so-callea Feat
tie hums' wha are Ia reality moth
inR more or iese*than Georgetown
samhlers driven back 70 their old
hauuts"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
CORPSE IN THEATER
SEAT At GRAND

Midst The laughter and applause
u a large audience tn the Grand
thsntef. death stretched forth its Icy
hand and Rraaped victim last
night re vas John swanson, "a
Norwegian iaboref who died 10
quietly thnt not even his cousin.
Miss Jennie swanson. who accom-
panied him. knew ~ bis demise.
Thfourh an entire set the au-
dience alternately laughed and APP
piauded. unconscious that the quiet
figure. sitting upright II its midst.
was a corpse.
Rwauaon. who vas q young man
Of strong vifllitY. lay dead ln a
chair IN the fifth row II orchestra.
tie had passed quietly away while
the attention Of the audience was
conferred on tho stage and the
laughter and applause werc the last
sounds which penetrated his ebblnE
consciousness na be sank into death.
swanson. who had been employed
on construction work ou The chic
caRo. Milwaukee a. a. Paul rail-
road. came three days ago and In
visited his cousin to attend the per-
formaneo They had NOT seen each
other for three years swanson
enjoyed The play immensely, laugh
fue and applauding vigorously until
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
State Land Commissioner Has Conference With
Mayor and Points Out Alleged Defects In the
Lake Shore Lands Measure-Corective Legisla-
tion May Result.

state Land Commissioners Hoss
met Ia conferences te.iay st ihe eity
hall ~tth Mayer Moose and CITY
EaEinssT Thamsaa fof the Discus
sson q the Piper las relating % she
I.ake Washington shore lands ~hlet
ssas PASSED II the last session o. ths
IeaisIature
ptrsstor General / A. Sadean. %
th@ Alaska Yukun. Pacific sxpsasl-
ton. wAs present.
The real objects ~ fhe conferences
= 40 60 hear tho protests b. Mr.
Ross On behalf 20 the state aNalnsi
shs exercise q the fsKht - TIE city
- donate shore lands % park and
aquatic purposes
Land Commissioner nnss wanted
% knos what she city contemplated
DOING r. the matter. as under such
tFansfers the state b. said ceuld
- saehersd aut 81 q coed deal "
Vaiaabie property.
Mr. Ross. however. wiil make no
protest 20 = transfer whsFa TIRE city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

Los ANGELES. March - The
strength o. the Weak" il woman
II The weaker sex. was never more
dramatically Illustrated than At the
scene Of the Southern Pacific rail
road wreck yesterday when Flor
ence Roberts. who nightly portrsya
under a mass Of paint and powder
and behind the footllRhts. the enf.
frriurs Of wronged woman. played
upon a stage set with the ruins of
a great railroad disaster. part
stronger and more dramatic than
ever given her by any playwright
Escaping injury Of any sort. she
vas among the first TO recoyer from
the terrible confusion following TIE
wreck. Everywhere she went
amons the injured as they were TO
moved from the debris. ordering
cushioned seats placed beneath the
heads 81 suffering men and women.
binding with portions OF her own
garments and the garments ~ other
,xomen injuries that Required az
gent attention and quleting through
her superior strength the crying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
POLICE COURTESY sElzEp
UPON ~ AUTO COMPANIES
AND PRIVATE OWNERS TO
DODGE g. TAX FOR LICENSE
RENEWALS - ONE ARREST
MADE TODAY.

Manufacturing license numbers.
abusing courteaies extended BY the
police department and. in some in.
stances. operating without licenses.
are a few Of the many daily Of
lenses 81 private auto osneFs and
automobile concerns OF the city
Pending the securing 81 new
auto license. or a renewal for old
cars. the police have granted tenn
porary numbers Many who re-
eeiyed this courtesy have attempted
to run autos In the city under these
Numbers permanently without So.
curing licenses
Presumably they don't care 10
pay the sum OF 81 for a renewal.
thinking themselves secure IN an
effort to hoodwink the police.
This morning ~ O. Mitchell. ~
Butte. was arrested for drivins an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
THAW WILL EVIDENTLY
BE. ADJUDGED SANE.

Vas such that the commission could
not be otherwise than convinced
Of his sanity.
II l. asserted that Thaw answered
IN rational manner every question
put 70 him
Jerome admits that there Was
much cohorency- In Thsw's con-
veraatiou.
Attorney Peabody this morning,
after a visit 20 Thaw, announced
that the prisoner was looking fine
The lawyer said
4 never saw him looking more
fit for any kind of an emergency.
IT is iutimated that II the case
Is resumed the defense viii rest IN
aub-rehuttal Immediately without
an examination OF more witnesses.
IL reaching this decision Thaw's at
tarneys are guided by tho belief
that Jerome. II Thaw ~ pronounced
sane. will be handieap pcd IN making
an appeal for a first degree verdict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

the last act. Just before the cur-
tain went ~ for the last time he
told his cousin that he thought he
had eaten something which ala not
agree with him lie never spoke
again.
Near the end Of the act. an usher
noticed that swanHon'a head had
fallen back Knowing that swan.
son was either ~ or unconscious.
he notified the donrman. who sent
r. message to police headquarters.
city Detective Hubbard and PATROL
men lee dHd Humos responded,
Prom a hos they located swanson.
but awaited the drop 81 the curtain
before going 20 him. 80 az not 90
alarm the audience.
After an examination Or Austin.
deputy coroner, gave the opinion
that swanson had died Of heart fail
urc An autopsy win be held "a
the nuticrworth undertaking par
Tors
Although obligated only hV the
ties Of rolaflGnshlp Miss swanson
has assumed the expenses of inter-
ment OF the remains, which VIII be
met from her slender resources.
The girl "a employed IN the house
hold Of ~ w l. Norris, sf2 Six
teenth av. north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

aelo without a namher II do
veioped that he had been given a
temporary aumber b. H. y Grant.
Of the Seattle Automobile company.
until such time a. be- procured ono
Of his own. Mitchell never got q
regular number. and this morning
tho number was Ioat and Mitchell
arrested
In granting temporary numbers u
IL understood that the applicant
shall lose no time In obtaining per.
mAnent numbers How this cour.
tesy Is treated Is shown b. the
fact that the Broadway Automobile
company uow has Is temporary
numbers which have been IN use Tor
some time. apparently no effort
having been made TO secure
licenses
Since March ~ tho Northwest
Motor company has been granted
three temporary numbers. which
are stu IN use The Capitol Hlll
Puget Sound and Eureka Autoino.
bile companies are In the same 20
Hitiou
Many private owners have A.
tempted to use temporary numbers
permanently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
REVOLT SPREADING

WASHINGTON. March 2e.-The
state department has been notified
by advlcca from bucharest. Hou-
mania. that the revolt has spread
greatly IN the past week. and the
losses are large. great number OF
people being killed by the troops.
Artillery was used
II Is reported that the property
OF several Jews and citizens Of the
United States have been destroyed
IN Morovia.
A liberal cabinet has been formed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29


NEW YORK. March as.--The
counsel for Harry X Thnw are
baamine with satisfaction today.
Their client passed through two and
one half hours Of examination yes
trrday before the lunacy commits
sion aud acquitted himself admir-
ably.
The members Of the commission
talked 20 Thaw in conversational
tonea and discussed several letters
he had written to HE counsel dur
ing the progress Of the trial
AT s o'clock adjournment was
taken I'll Saturday morning At 10
o'clock. nofhing being done today on
account OF It being Good Friday.
The present Indications are that
the Thaw trial viii he resumed
where interrupted. Thaw's conduct
hefors the iunaey commission
thursday the attorneys today say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

oLTMttA. March -. The fol.
lopfis4s Seattle firms wers success.
ful hsasasfA ~ contracts fer Supplies
fof t6~ state inSiltHti0ns for The
fssxt 49, fnnashs. awarded b the
STATS hsayd u eoosfoi ahaehef
Hrae. CO. Washington Iksoom and
WebAsnWafs Co. Pacific Coast
ayrap Co Crescent Mfs Co. W J.
Iisruera and the National oraecfs
eafnt4ns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
CONCRETE BUILDING

Tha rsrro Concrete Construction
eompmnS, OF Cincinnati. has taken
coniraeta In this city for building
material which will amount To a.
$4,000. az nearly 10 per cent Of all
the construction done ia Seattle
lnat yenr Tyler Field. president u
tho campany. ieft for Cincinnati
lnet night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
HOSPITALS
FOR c. E.

The Christian Endcavor conven.
ton committee Is making arrange.
ments for hospital tents. under the
management of the Red Cross so.
eiety at the convention IN July.
The plan Is to have a hospital
tent erected near the convention
tents. The most experienced physl.
clans Of the city will render their
aid IN emergency eases. as the
whole work IL to be done by char
ffV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
BOY TRAVELLER
CLAIMED

T0rhAin J. Halt the a-year old
boy who ioufneyed across the con-
tinent frnm Manchester. y ~. 90
meet hia mother n this city. vas
last night eenf 20 hla uncle. Robert
Hall IN Spokane. Whether the
mother j. IA that city or not T. un-
known. word received from Mr. Hall
hsins merely a request that the boy
be sent 20 him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
ANOTHER ROYCROFT

John Davis & Co. hold for local
owner. 60 e. d. Roy the northwest
corner Of Denny way and
Eighteenth av., for $4,000. Mr..
Roy will erect on the property a
100000 apartment house similar TO
the Hoycroff, which 81 being erect
ed at Harvard and Thomas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
LOSES CASE AGAINST
DENTAL BOARD

Jhdee Albertaon yesterday aus-
tshled tho demurrer OF the state
Beard 81 Dental Examiners to the
petition Of 4. q. Thompson. who
asked a mandnmua 90 make tho
board allow him to take an exc
animation for ptaeticinR dentistry
III The state Thompson claims he
4 not given a fair deal BY the state
hoard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
JACOBS DENIES
STATEMENT

v. Jacobs. ~ es3 Dexter Az.
who Vas recently mentioned as be-
ing tonpscted aith Lieut. Maftlr
Mafkspeon Ia feFmina = Hussian 80.
eiety. denies that he 10 ~ any Wny
eunnastad with such = society
ethics "A founder. member of of-
fleet. aud denies all knaNisa9e Of
the e1tHtsace ef am such socletY.
4 knoN that Lieut. MafhinsoH a
engaged "a some sort u Russian
parkv aald MIR Jacobs toasy but
the efaeniaafion With which he i
eanHeetsd IL not the one with whieh
am AFFILIATED. ! hardly know the
man as all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
OREGON TAKES
DEBATES

The University of Oregon LAST
uinnt won the tr state tuterseho-
laasie debates from the Universe
Ties af Washington and Idaho. one
oregon team defeating Washington
"a Eugene. ore. and The other trio
81 Nob foot debatera beating Idaho
al Moscow
Washington suffered defeat Tor
both Of her teams the Oregon team
beniiur Washington "a that state,
ant tic Idaho men capturing the
debate held IN Seattle las, night.
The subject - each debate was
Tho negro problem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
CITY IS HEIR
TO A BRIDGE

The city has a white elephant on
ila hnnda Ia the shape ~ the Du.
uamlsA riVaF draw bridge. between
South Park and ceorEutown.
Seattle feil hcif 20 the old bridge
and the dceayoa approaches to u
alunH with the annexation Of
Southeast Seattle last fail. The
coangy insists that The city pas SIS
= mouth for the bridge Waterman
slnca that date
The bridge must soon be placed.
probably with a steel structure. At
tho cifg'e expense. ~ the county
q the great gamer BY the bridge
the city council feels that u should
pay the watebman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
HEARING
FINISHED

room when the boat struck the reef.
He told In detail 81 the work Of clos
ing the doors OF the wstertight
bulkheAda.
No new features we're brought TO
bear on the wreck By kraffE state
ment. and the investigation has
been completed until Capt Frankie.
who was on the bridge at the time.
and the balance Of the crew u the
IL snted steamer Dakota arrive
from the Orient. which will prob
ably be several weeks and possibly
months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
ARREST HOTEL
PROPRIETOR

W. . Russell. who SAYS he WA
last night guest ~ the OHIO
ip6sina house. Washington and oc-
eidrntai reported 70 the police this
fbefning that he had been rubbed
II ftt
Thla morning the Ohio house was
faided and Lombard and his Nife
both arrested on a charge % selling
lsaaeF without q license Two huge
aeHriiohHs ard two bottles OF wine
eers taken as svidence.
Lombard aud hla wife were arr
rested several months ago on the
same charge and finad t1t each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
PARK CONCESSIONS
ARE LET

The Park commission yesterday
farmed out the concessions at
Woodland park for two years TO
J. r. Weiss, who now holds thcm.
Weiss viii pay the city $1,000 and
promises certain improvements.
There was enc rival bid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
COSTA RIGA ACTION

MkNA0uA. Honduras. March -.
Costa nica has organized the pro-
xlsienal government IN Honduras
which MAS established here Feb
fuary - and - headed b. aoaaiea
uanell aud iMnaeo Castro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

tseripps Telegraph serviesl
PtrTsBuRG. March ga check
for stoo Tor relief Of flood sufferers
in his home city has been received
from Harry X. Thaw Tho check
was wfittcn in tho Tomhs, at Sew
York city. aud was sent direct 20
Mayor George w. Guthrie.
As no fund Is beiug raised Boz
Pittshurg for tho flood refugees, The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
akiL so1o1 tsLL civE Gov
EssNEhy 7ls1 70 MEDIATE
--sTsIkE n<y y AVOIDED.

'5tF'sps rsI>srzph serviesJ
1aiSks0 MAseh - 40 strike
y szl'rs untll se gise The gov
sn<N - e9ecFtsniig 10 medl.
aselzfsd GaFresaoa and Nor.
- q lie alEFoaa men this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
FLORENCE ROBERTS A
REAL. LIFE HEROINE

! and moaning Of frightened women
and children.
Miss Roberts and her company
we're in one Of the coaches derailed.
Both ends of the car were crushed
IN the wreck and the occupants
thrown about. None was seriously
injured. however. and following the
example set BY Miss Roberts all OF
the men and women Of the company
were soon hard At work with the
rescuers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
BIG ROBBERY
tssripps Telegraph service

CHICAGO, March ss.-Aftcr his
arrest John Edwards. a eol0red en-.
convict confessed 10 tao ~ the
largest residence burglarlcs Of the
past year IN this city. Edwards
eonfssslen duplicates sam silver.
man. one Of tho wenithiest o. pawn
brokers
The police are searching Silver
mans shop FOR $4,000 worth OF
lsVeify Edwards h accused OF
stealing from the homes Of Robert
McGaan and George Castle Ac-
eardinE 10 the police, Edwards aold
slivcrman the loot Tor 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

The Investigation OF the wreck
Of the steamer Dakota. which Was
Ia progress yesterday before United
States Marine Inspectors whitney
and Turner. vas ftniahee for the
present this morning after the state
faent - Fourth Assistant Engtnesr
Kraft had been taken. krafrs tes-
gim0ny eorrohsrAtetf the statements
made b other officers on the wit
ness stand yesterday afternoon
Kraft said he went on watch az
O'clock and was ia the engine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

John Cort. manager Of Miss Rob
ertE, received a Telegram from the
company manager last night stat
ing that ali Of the members OF the
company had escaped Injury but
the entire production was lost
THE company opens In Ths
Strength Of the Weak in San Fran
eIsco on Easter Sunday" said Mt.
Cert to The Star this morning. ~and
will have 20 80 on with such prop
critics as can be secured ON short
notice Our loss viii amount 10
about $1,000 The Frisco engage
ment Is for four weeks and will end
the season"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
STRIKE TO BE AVERTED
IF POSSIBLE

Later the strike board ratified
the leaders decision.
Chairman Martin A. Knapp. ~
the Interstate commerce commits.
sion. and Charles = Neil. com.
missioner ~ labor. will arrive here
forn0rfoW from Washington.
The conservative stand of The un.
ion leaders has treasured the pub
lie
n Is believed. II the radicals can
b. restrained until Monday. q
strike will he avefted-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
Rapid Succession of Accidents on S. (. Co. Lines
eliminates In Smash-up at Pine and Broadway
-Four Victims at Hospitals

ON the side OF the car struck BY
the wrecked car.
Failure Of the switch on Broad
way "a work properly was the ap-
parent cause OF the accident. the
car running down Broadway in
stead az turning onto Pine st.
Al g.sB last evening tho first %
the nights series Of accidents oc-
CURED when an unknown man was
struck BY car at Second and
Pike. lie had become confused la
the crowded traffic lie secured a
carriage and went home. refusing
the aid OF an ambulance.
At II O'Clock 3 A. Owen. a real
estate dealer. living al zo0Z v John
st.. Was thrown from a Madison 81.
ear at Third av. and feii on his
head some six feet To the regarded
level Of the street
Condition Serious.
Hc was taken 10 tho Seattle Gen.
erAi hospital in an unconscious con-
dItlon. but was much better today.
NJ j. Cavhnaugh was the third
victim last night. He II an en-
ploye Of the s. T. co. and vas work
Ing az Second and Madison when
car struck him. bruised his hip
and shoulder. lie was taken 10
Providence hospital but sas dis
charged this morning. going 20 his
home AZ South Park.
These accidents were followed
with the wreck ut Broadway and
Pine this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
m HEM Boulevard

!. rzfx pmniasioa yesterday
g - tha eity IN building
's1afd between Greer Lake
- azlssfRltg district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
GIRL SACRIFICED
TO SAVEFATHER
rase Outrivaled In the Terrible Defense OF
"a 10 Keep Constantine From Going to Prison
/ In Branded as Moral Leper-Effort to I'm
a Youths Testimony This Morning Fails.

ilam Constantine. who viii bare the
eslirc story IN order 10 save him.
self frssm prison A Attorney Nor.
Is told the story OF degradation,
tho court room Was crowded With
hart. cold faeea. staring II the glrl'
wife II lease Hall and daughter %
Constantine. whore she sat by her
mothers side. we'll thrown back
and handkerchief pressed to her
tearssained eyes
Father Sacrifices Girl.
A few faces roftened az they
thought OF the sacrifice this gtrl
4 making 20 save her father from
the peuitentiAFy while hcs story
contains no shit Of odium lot hsr,
iss muck being heaped on the head
Of Jesse Hall. the Eif, SIN suffers
from the iastng y 81 her sad
story. - does - -sner who has
permitted IT, -. sure.
Hack IN the eouFt room Jesse
Hall. the victim Of Constauttne'a
hnlleta. listened 10 she tale As an.
folded By the LAWYER lie had an.
tirspatsd 4 b telllag from the wit'
neke stand that be bad been threat.
ened with such an attack Il he 10.
sisted on prosecuting Constantine
Many think that. u such tale az
Myra told her father be true. Jesse
Hall would never have returned
from California 20 hear Il told On
me Witness stand Jesse Hall
stanaa in the position uf stanford
White. but unlike the New YORK
architect. Hall Il here "a combat
the atsry 20 BE- told against him.
and that he wili 10 80. and fiseeeiy.
there can BE- no toub,
Testimony To-day.
IN support q the insanity do
fsnss. attorney Ntnce III. Faten.
wha has seen Constantine every
day. according 90 hts evidences. sog
sir years. and who h not only a
warm personal friend. but also bis
attorney. sworc that Constantine
vas not sane when he saw him a
short time AFTER bis aFreAt for ehnos'
snr HaIi. Attorney Fal.an described
the condition OF the defendant at
that time
~fffs head eas very hos. the cords
Ia his neck raised. the veins IN his
head AW0llen almost % bursting.
his eyea red aad aaseeinx. and his
whole attitude thai Of a. man IN
mental agony should say that he
waa certainly rot sane ! maas no
atfauspt 20 tsik 20 him
Jsiisr ard sheriff.
Jalier Tom Smith aud sheriff /.
q Smith testified that consfan'
tines appearance At tha euanif
tall Oh the day Il tho shooting wns
that ~ = wan under a great msntnl
STRATA that his head waA 10 hot
that they applied eosd towels 10 4
that tis eyes were red and that he
woufa n1f sfeep and would not wat
h wa4 announced this noon b. A.
fofney shlpsey that William Con
ntnnglas wtil take the witness
Sand in bis own acfraae % tel
that he remembered nothina Of the
shooting u Hall an hour after &
occurred This viii b. part Of the
temporary insanity plea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

.....s m ne trial 81 WI.
,....sn..ne thls uicFuing snet
~ ! h ssIenap' e 'i'-s ', .'.
- ths tesiImuns q Jesse
=. ss.,ss eAsel wttases and
s s mark pr y Nin-
-..,s.irens heal ply sieian.
- ~ he dcfeass ~ ne
.s.usss this naofuiaS. but
~. = TESTIFY, jafss Nor
n -. h,s esideaes MAS IN
4. "a he had % BE az
/: - sr<xeftng two or thfee
-. qussllons
"A. .....nss YESTERDAY that DF.
- tnla him 81 offers
4, ess.tAnllne % pay Hall
s,-slf, Against hin Atfor'
*~-u 4 offerinx he syi-
~ -, .Aat ~ uonld prove
enlnxsr lhat tha latter
- Az statement 70 aAii
a -. that he AS author
4 lsxssanslas 20 offer him
: zess he state. settle the
- go Or refase % assist IN
s~n.sssso. anf shAi he had
-~<sxsa tie communicating
- raaztantias testified 20
~ 1 fuxssi 70 takiaS hall to
tuls< Refuses Precf.
80 wxris refused the offer %
< - szly because proper
4 a. impeachment had 40,
W " - also becaase the en-
49, n Hal IN regard 20
~russx 20 bay hlEu OF VAS
1Hl u he ease
~ - a<fsnse o. Constantine
M tvxenssy afteSuoao. Atior'
= w Hsrris. In bis openinx al
- Z IL mry. halo bare the
a nf<n sscfy ON Which the
xfi = fe1xhs The aeasnse.
olr > thai William Von.
aa 1sfssu temporarily mad
y NaFaes which bis aAmxhtes.
~ cz<tzn,ire Hat. told ntsn o.
s~fe<at = she nah1s =
rs && h<F hnsnAna. rnShra y"
t<xs 90 ths End OF ASS DC
- ~ ~, down his s"n-t'iteN
H t1axins waAt pc Was 90
~
<rpel ssory Barred.
-. 80. a. rra.i sgorv
- 80 - s.tt.rr iii he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
NAY REJECTED

The street committee yesterday
afsernepns With hut half the mem-
beers voting. rejected John Hay. the
mayors latest appeintee for super.
lnsenasnf ~ streets