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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-12

Railways are not nearly 80 Cheerful.
In oheying law that establishes a
two cent fare as they We're In needing
ons that RbOllshes passes.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-12

A law requiring railways to sstab-
fse two ceut fare appears 70 be OHly
the beginning OF an argument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
sY pa. wAsnIn oron eLAoosn.
nss's'. Star. Esslu.iv. s.rvIo.J II find howe

II I find. however. that this r.
part o. a sum Of which he has pre-
viously dsfrAuded me. shall still
be aiad 20 get the money. bat I
nay be less iirofuse In my acknowi-
edRemsnta.
Precisely This question Il present
cd TO the public when this money II
turned over. II seems to be regard
ed BY many aa q benefacfinH. II u
can be rightly % regarded. the pub
nc ought to be very thankful
But n happens 20 be true that the
donor IL at present under tndict-
nenfs before the courts IN several
parts 81 the country for having. by
Illegal and unjust methods. de-
spoiled the public u vast sums ~
money. These Indictments cover
many thousands Of cases. ard n
seems probable that these are but
small proportion of the actual Of
lenses
ADDED 20 these indictments are
the grsvs charges Of the Interstate
eommsrce commission covering
many years 81 fIagltlous and nefarl.
Qua practice BY which vast sums OF
money have been wrongfuiIy OBJ
tsired.
These are not the rsckiaas accu-
sations Of muck fakers. they are
the sworn announcements OF public
Officers n these charges. which
must soon come to trial. should be
sustained the public would know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
Ell OPEMENT ENDS IN
ARREST OF OFFICER

Ux love for Another's wife this
mru.nx led 10 the undoing Of .
gsay little romance and landed
Oh x. Lewis. a former dashinE
pxns northwest mounted police Of
Mr. d Canada behind the bars Of
- city Iail,
ne woman has not been caught
~ q 80 reward offered By y. A.
Fsnfrurth. husband Of Mrs. Bessie
n Wentworth alias Bessie NJ
Mrkiey. the heroine Of the 60
uoaas With the young ex.Csnadian
d1lrrr. gill. II Il believed. result
\ k<f apprehension.
Lewis met Mrs Wentworth IN
Portland. where the woman and her
Azshsna. 70 wfsom she bad been
nsrssd fourteen nonfhs, had made
3 ear little home Lewis and
Nh Wentworth formed 81 attach
nat tor each other. which led 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
It's Enactment Into Law VIII Keep Unsdupulons
Mining Promoters Out OF Business-bill Introduces
This Morning by Senator Jones of Pierce.

expenditures or prospects. 90 othsf
aprr or Aoaasasnl intended q FRO.
.urr % give. OF having Tendency
% produce as give. % he SHARES OF
stock Ia such corporation. greater
value than they really pep-sss. OF
with me Intention % dsfrsadtns any
qafficslar person oF persons. OF ths
pebble or refaans generally shah %
ieem~d slasltY Of an offanss asaifn'
she iaws % the state q Whshius,
san. ana uppn censirficn fissFes
shall be- punished ~ Imprisonment
IN the peaifsnElary nos tnaFs thhn
five years. a. IN the county ieii not
nore than aue year. ~ ~ = fins
not saceeaiug fzeQo. Or ~ pefh such
fire and imprisonment
'-ssc. :. An act - the legislature
u the state 81 Washington entitled
An act 70 protect sioskbelsssfs and
persons aesilng with corporal lions 10
ihir state.r approved March u. 1904
= hereby repealed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
WANT FRANCHISES

An umsnasa application for a
franchise vas filed By the Seattle
Electric company with the eeuncii
last night The company desires 10
amend tins ordlnmnre ~tsteh became
a law January 80 that the road
can be extsusisd from whefs 4 waH
Jeff IA the. former Las. an s7th nv
> southwark BY way 81 York %
the north boundary 81 TIE town
81 caiurubia. Another lire II 10
extend from a1th and geaes~se a.
east on the latter street 70 End. 20
a junction with the John Wilson
road
The two franchises that viii CON-
plete tho loop on Prtfontaips place
ara on Third av 5. betWeeu Main
and jackson Sta wers passed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

Harry Shaw. the Southeast seat
tie sub postmaster and druggist
Who Was arrested February ~ i~s'
eharsed with keeping liauef on TAP
IN a back room. this morning d'S-
claimed any knowledge Of yiolnilnh
the law. Judge Gordon imposed me
nominal flna q $50 sos the esfsnse.
inarmsch as when city PFo~ec ns"f
peflruisr asked the drusgsss y shis
WAS hia first offence. he declares
he had not sold drop OF hqH"f
ssnee February "a.
Mr.. ahaw started from the e"nss
room feeling somewhat relieved an"
happx Al the thought q hts NOT
having 20 pay the tioo fine usually
tsnpased In such cases. bat his
thoughts af happiness AID 5000
sesalutions fer ths future N"f"
flashed 90 ssosns when AZ the doof
anx special officer clark arrested
rim again on another charge ef s"'l-
tns ,iauor without a neenses lars
nad sent q speeiat officer " piA'h
lashss 10 the droEsists store ye.-
t~saav. Who had no usotis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
DRUGGIST REARRESTED
IN COURTROOM

alleged. In getting both beer ana
whisky. Ne was led up the LONG
flight % stairs leading 20 1iefh
ksnt'a department q the police DE-
partfnsft ard booked on the charge
Of sefiins liquor without a license
lie VAS released on depositlns 400
cash hail
G. NJ. Kins. who runs a butcher
shop at ssth Az. and Jackson -
was also arrested yesterday for sell
ins iaaor without liesnse. Patrol
man isnker vas one Of his custom
ers yesterday while IN plain clothes.
and. explaining 60 the butcher that
~ uAa VERY dry was i'pfisaiai.tt
favored. 40 h. says. With b9uleo
hrsr Al ube regular price ~ 20 cents
for thrss pint bottles. kins also
must appear before Judge eioFaon
ana shau eaos~ ~shy."
n i. cameron. another afuHniHt
Of utitman city. wna caught ia the
nee b chlef wappensfein'r Fssnthn'
ana paffuiman ftaker, ~ho made
The street.. says he had difficulty ln
r~stins liquor nj camsronH afas
store uishoat a prescription.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
DIR. WASHINGTON GLADDEN.

Dr. Washington GLADDEN.. conErs-
ga,ionnl clergyman. author. soeioio-
half a century a keen observer Of
Eisi and editor. has been Tor nearly
the progress OF the republic. His
voice has been raised agains, siav-
cry. against sham. agains, thievery
in high places and Iatteriy against
what he. as author Of the phrase,
calls tainted money" While mod
orator OF the Congregational church
Just two years ago he caused pro-
found sensation By protesting
against the receipt Of a Rlft from
Mr. Rockefeller BY a subordinate
body Of the church he represents.
Dr. GLADDEN. IL pastor Of the First
Congregational church u Columbus.
Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

ne transfer BY Mr.. John ID.
sesssfsilsr u $4,000. 600 worth Of
k.ffsst bearing securities 10 the
'aseation board Is sn svent which
hasi Hataraliy excite comment
ih< met that q single man hap
e e have IN his possession on
IN day % February a little
.t'sr 81 thiriy-tWo millions which
sah spare az well as not IL Itself
kFaaaains
y = true thai this il not Prob.
~ years income q the giver.
= ssaid spare that out o. last years
E,its and stiii have more than
@,azh Of the gains Of the year left
re apon iuxufiously the rest Of
tAs clerk o. small business man
= sn income Of SO a week who
- one dollar into the collection
Christian education makes an
.'lsasafsbly greater sacrifice than
~ Elft Involves.
nat aside from the magnitude OF
-. sun. IN what light are We eH-
sssa TO regard ~ l. Il bens-
.'en o. b Il a fsslitntion7
2 man brings me a thousand
- - glft asd I have good
'een 70 bsiisva that the motive
sialnteresisd interest ln my
ssre' ! ought 20 be very grateful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

Two weeks from now" said
Mayor Moore today. -fhis question.
IKE that of the niekeI-in-she.si slot
machine. viii be a forgotten one.
The mayor referred 20 the sun
day closing agitation. He added
that rs soon as Seattle realized the
good results from the new order. II
would not care for open saloons on
the Sabbath day
It IL believed that not only has
the mayor the cooperation Of the
narfenderE' nnion. but that he has
the enforcement Of all latoFing
men Of the city. and. Of course. the
entire clergy
Il Is believed that n the Fsariend.
efs' union had been sufficiently
strong they would probably have ef.
fected . closing Of themselves They
we're highly gratified AZ the time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
DYING WISH IS
RESPECTED

J. n. wallace. brother u a. c.
Wallace. who was drowned IN the
sound last "Wednesday. arrived IN
the thIs mornlns from Fsuikton, =.
10. 60 take the remains back 20 the
old homestead AZ watortown. y T.
for burial IN the family plot -Four
% the brothers already he Ia the
little lot by the side of the father
aud mother. The parents OF ths
deceased we're old residents Of
Waterfowl II was the one visit
Of the father when he died that
the family should all be buried In
the family bot In the rhurehyatd at
wateFtown. and 90 this purpose J
a. Wallace came after the remains
Of his brother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
Room WORKER BUSY.

WHITE A. sundsn was uieeplne last
night tn the Leland hotel room
workers wsre busy relieving him 81
$50 In money. a sold watch. = ticket
20 san Francisco on the steamer
city of f'petia. and = scarf pin
contaluins ten psHfiss Sundeu en-
gagged a room and failed % Lock the
dear. and Ahen he awoke this npfn-
Ing he nsund his earthly possessions
missing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

that e large part. az least, Of these
millions was plumber.
In that case the public could not
regard the transfer u these mill
lions - a benefaetioni they must
consider II. whether 10 intended or
not, a. an act of restitution.
II il conceivable that II may be
10 intended. aud II this intention ia
expressed by the donor and ae-
knowledged by the recipients. the
act may have great moral value.
Everyone would say that u was a
good beginning.
In any case however. u would
have been more fitting 20 withhold
this transfer until the truth or un-
truth Of these indictments could be
established IN court. II they are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
EXPOSE CAUSES THE
SALOON RING TO WAIT
GREAT NORTHERN
ROAD INDICTED
tssripp. Telegraph Service,

NEW YORK. Feb. ls.-The fed.
etal Erand Jury here today Indicted
the Great Northern railroad on two
counts. charging a violations OF the
Elkina antirehate law. Il IL al.
legged that /. NJ Palmer. an Ameri.
can sugar refining company official.
was given two rebates. one Or 80.
900 Ia May. 1904, aud another Of
st.b0o the following June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
SAY CHECK WAS
WORTHLESS

J. A. Campbell. a logger. was nr
rested early this morning upon the
complaint nf I'd. Duffy. who runs
a saloon on Occidental ax.. and who
csshed campbell'a check for fio on
the Horton bank When
Duffy went % have u eashed. the
banks Manager u II said. dis
claimed any knowledge of Camp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

dlsproved. the act might mere easily
be regarded as a bencfaotion. II
they are proved. an act Of restltu-
ton would be entirely appropriate.
AZ the case stands the transaction
cannot but wear the color Of an at
tempt 10 Influence. through public
sentiment, action OF the courts IN
the cases now pending. II IL 20 be
hoped that this attempt win not
be successful
n the crimes charged IN these In
dictments have not been committed,
the accused should go free. II they
have been committed they could be
punished. and no alleged acts %
philanthropy following their com
initial should secure immunity for
the tranEgrsHaofa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
DIED WHILE HE
SOUGHT REST

vas not feeling well and would rest
awhile on a lounge. A few hours
after. Mrs DofBn thought TO
awaken him but pat II eft Later.
while attempting 20 arouse him. she
discovered that he had died
The body Vas taken 20 boaneY'
Wafaons and the funeral will be
held tomorrow morning At the 81,
Mays church. Twentieth ave. and
Dearborn st Mr.. Doran was ~
years OF age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
susY CHICKEN THIEF.

a Graham this morning request
ed the police 20 investigate the
chicken thief Industry in his neigh
borhood. which has become very
annoying Mr. Graham reports that
SOMEONE entsred hia chicken COOP
Va the rear af hln home. al Ninth
av. last night and steele several
fowls Other neighboFn report de-
scents on their roo~gs also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
MRS. THAW IDENTIFIES
LETTERS FROM WHITE
WOUNDED PORTLAND
ARRIVES HE RE

The steamer Portland. Of the
Ainaka Coast Steamship company,
arrived from Nanaino. the scene
Of her recent accident, early this
morning and was az once taken 10
the Moran dfyd0ck. where she viii
be repaired Within the next few
days Capt q. ] Humphrey. 90 the
Alaska Coast Steamship company.
stated this morning that there was
practically little damage done the
Portland. although the full amount
VIII not be aacertainsd until the
boat IL placed IN drydoek. The
Portland VIII resume her run 10 the
ALASKAN ports February IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
STARS WILDCAT BILL
IS BEFORE THE SENATE
oaAnssa OF connrRes.

A h4il railing for a repeal Of TIE
art efehfing q game prvacfvN on
Mercer leBnnd will be introduced Tor
slsseas=a0n a. the regular weekly
meeting Of the Chamber Of Com.
neFee fofnofroN afternoon. This
actlou b the outcome OF complaints
ontuina frNsn the farmers on The
island An annexation bin has also
been prepared BY the committee an
lralaIAfian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
SOON GET USED TO 1T
SAYS THE MAYOR

the mayor enforced the ! o'clock
closing ia1 some months ago.
The threat Of the Liquor Dealers
association 90 institute proceedings
against the mayor and the chief OF
police for maifeasance In office and
for impeachment is taken as
joke. No such action. II IL said.
can be brought There Is no city
ordinance that any one knows OF
directing Sunday closing. and the
mayor cannot be impeached for the
non-enforcement Of a state statute
Nothing OF consequence transpir-
ed at the meeting OF the liquor men
yesterday afternoon. From reports
that got abroad after the meeting.
Il IL now said that the association
has changed IFS tactics and viii
bring all the pressure they can TO
get the legislature to repeal the
nw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
ELECT OFFICERS.

At the twelfth annual meeting of
the Seattle Chapter, Sons OF the
American Revolution, the following
officers we're elected:
President. Albert n Beehe; vice
president. William ID. Totten; sec
Rotary. Augustus Armstrong; treas
urer: Hugh A. Garland. historian,
Everett Smith: chaplain, Rev. Il.
Lincoln smith: board Of managers,
w Edward Starr. Joel r. Gay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
WANT PLACE To
STAY HERE

In order TO keep Building Inspect
on Place In the city service. an or
dinance has been introduced In
creasing the salary Of the position
from $3.50 to $500 a month.
Subordinate inspectors in the
service receive $50 month the
first year. 800 the second year and
$40 the third and subsequent
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
RUMOR AGAINST
EQUITABLE LIFE

NEW YORK. Feb, ia.-Foilowing
the rumor that helped stocks in
the downward movement in one
that the Equitable Life Assurance
Society sa about to NO into the
hands Of a receiver Paul Morton
has issued = statement that the
ramof Is groundiesn. ridiculous md
impossible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
olIvr -. PROTEST.

TTarvata av residents met last
night AT Fihe residence OF Dr. r. II.
Edkers. BIO Harvard av.. 90 pro-
test against tho extension OF Olive
II. from Melrose 10 broadway. The
petition now contains ae0 names Of
proteatants, and viii be presented
10 the street committee Thursday
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

I an tired and feel sleepy. |
1sExxe wili lie down 10 rest
1sk5Is
These few words we're spokon By
l1Ews Z Doran. OF YORK station.
b klz wffe early last night,
Thef wefe the last words he ever
zzered AMI several hours later he
keaEkesl bis last seeking rest.
n. Doran returned from Seattle
sknriiy after . O'Clock last night
"a after dinner told his wife he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
DIVORCE GRIND.

Nina NJ. Gribbio was today grant
ed a divorce from G. II. GrIhbie. al
lowed see q month aliuony and the
custody Of the four minor children.
Eva May Catweil was granted a d.
vorce from Albert II. catwell on
statutory grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
osATas AND FUNERALS.

Funer6 services Of Oscar Elvin
Carl sfa. tine year old son OF Mr.,
and Agru. thhrles Carlson. isaa Ffrst
av. w. 9srt hss1 from the Ronney-
Watnan thapoi at 2 o'clock this aft
efndon.
F'unsral services Of James skin
nsf. whd assd Saturday at,the fam
ny hhn.{ 12e 18th av.. were held
from NE fBenncyr Watson chapel AZ
II o'esot3x This morning. The de-
ceasssI vtss 81 years old. ana leaves
a wife. irbe body was eremated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

love and finally elopement
The couple left Portland January
= issi. and the local detectives
have been on a sharp lockout for
the runaway compile since then
Lewis was recognized on tele.
graphic description from Portland
and Patrolmsn wickman and De.
tective Hyrne we're sure they had
their man as the smooth shaver.
atyiiahiy dressed individual OF thir.
~ came walking down Second av
lie waa accosted and did not deny
bis identity. declaring he wouid 20
back 20 Portland without extradi-
lion papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
FINED FOR SELLING
INToxicANTs TO MINORS.

James Mcfarland. proprietor OF
the Mcfarland bar, on Second av.
and University st.. was fined tto0
today by Police Judge Gordon for
selling liquor 60 minors. Harry
shaw. n suburban druggist, was
also ftRed $50 for the alleged offense
without a prescription from a doc
without a prescription fro ma doc
tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
BIG NAVY
UNNECESSARY

CHICAGO. Feb. ie.--w. J. Bryan.
who r. here today. says there is no
need Of btg navy. aud that the
ship subsidy. which diserediis It's
sponsors. IL the most serious prob
lem before the people. except the
race question lie criticized the
president for bln failure 70 secure
tariff revision, but compllncnted
him upon his democratic principles
He said the greatest service the
president Is rendering now IL In
educating the people Ia economic
subjects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
ST. MARKS MEMS eLus.

The St Marks Mems club win
meet tonight at o'clock In the
guild room OF the church. Prof r.
NJ. McTadelford win give an adj
dress on Life IN English Cities"
Al members are asked TO be In at
tendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

OLYMPIA. Feb fe-The BIZ Hvss
20 Olympia By The seattle star e
make Wildcat mining s~tnii.a fsts
onssz. was insfodussi In the senate
thts morning BY Senator Jess
Jones'. The btu IL considered hefs
as tse best % the mining bids n
trodured. and II vii probably be-
CONS a taw. u wan carefully drawn
By a committee 81 expert Seattle
lawyer. IN the offIess % fisiiinEsf
Ronald. remnant a Battle. nsa l.
believed 10 be folly equal "a the test
Of supreme court ruling
The text ~ the It'll i as follows
An act declaring certain acts q
officers or agents II a eerpora ton
ard certain acts u PERSONS pretendz
ine 10 b. such officers Or agents 81
. cor pofafion 60 be crime and pre-
scrfhins the punishment therefor.
and repeating an aet entitled An
act 70 protect stockholders aud
persons denilng with corporations ~
this state. approved March a. 1903
re ts Ensst-d ~ the Legislators Of
the stats - Wsshiuatoni
Section l. AM superintendent
trustee. director. secretary. mana.
ssr. agent or other officer 81 any
corporation organized Or existing
under the laws Of this state. ~ IN
der the laws % any ether siate Or
foreign country ard transaciins
business IN this state. or any person
prstenains or holding himself a.
such superintendent trustee. direct
o.. aecfetHfy. manager. agent OF
other officer. who shall wiifuliY
subscribe. nixn. endorse. verify o.
= assent 70 the publication. either
grnesally or privately, to the stock
holders or 20 other persons dealing
9th such corporation. 81 lss stock.
any ulfuily untrue or wtifuily and
frsuatsiently exaggerated repaFt
pro-peetun. account statement Of
opera tlons- values. business profits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
SENATE PASSES
RELIEF BILL

OLYMPIA. F'eh. 10 Senate bills
Noa las aRd i7e for the rclisf Of
the white river fiooia. passed the
senate this m0rning without oppusis
ton.
SENATOR Costeftlfa bill making
licenses In suhufbs the same a. in
cities was defeated yesterday b.
- 70 :
cuttsrlirs initiative and refeFsn
dun bin came up this morning. and
was pat over until t0morrUw. II the
request IL the author. az the Cot
tsFill contest comes up 81 $40
q cioek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
,ts.tssttttt...s.sstSs.
plpsa's BILL a pasp onG.


OLYMPIA Feb. ts.-ssnatee ppsfs bill, introduced for
purpose reducing % Mayer meors o. Seattle
BY placing the hand. o. the city ee1nas control over hs
police and city has support ~hsssssr
IN the ssnsts.
The bill the e.Isrdss yesterday, and TO
certain slaughter Piper moved that be srepPsa
10 bottom easndsr This ives deas and 70 hhsv
thu, bill will again be heard from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
MAYOR SWAMPED WITH
MESSAGES OF PRAISE.

TO my office. II Is not within the
province OF the prosecuting attor-
ney'a office 10 ferret out crime. This
course I have followed since have
been in office. and this course wiz
continue TO follow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
HUGE ROCKEFELLER GIFT WEARS COLOR OF
ATTEMPT TO INFLUENCE THE COURlSr'
- WASHINGTON

tfiDEs OF THE MOVEMENT AGAINST RECEIPT ~ CHURCH
Is or TAINTED MONEY ASKS. ~ a SPIRITED ARTICLE
Foe STAR. ~ LATEST GREAT DONATION BY
MONTPELIER 10 cTloN~ OR ~REsTrUTiohF
AND DIRECT ATTENTION THE THOUSANDS OF ihoicT'
MEnTs AGAINST THE DONOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
ALLEGED BURGLAR
TAKEN In FRISCO

AK FRANCISCO. F'o. ia
James oulnn. said to be wanted IN
Portland And seattle Tor numerous
dsrsinK hurNiaries, vas arrested here
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

The Hub Clothing company. on
FIRST ave. today secured n lease %
the adjoining room. nos occupied
b United Cigar store. The lease
gives the firm occupancy March 4