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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-11
Medical rraInlnn Cor charn.,er.

AS school of character Il is daubt.
ful il any better could be devised than
the routine career Of a medical stan.
dent. II is notlclaimed that every
medical student at the end of his 1--WE.
year curriculum will be found TO have
become a saint. Bat II he has net do.
yeloped manly qualities Of selfro.
straint, courage. genueness aud for.
bearance. II IS not for want SO onror.
unity OF nracticing these rt-l.aa-
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-11
AZ the County Fair.

Doing land Office business, eh?"
remarked the man from the city,
what Is that yeu are selling. any.
way?"
Blessed 70 know myself. boss. !"
whispered the rater al the county
fair; ut has ziszag lines all over. II
aud when a woman comes up sell
II to her as skirt pattern and when
a man coues up sell 1t to him az a
guaranteed and genuine map Of Mars"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-11
MOSQUITO EASILY ON The TOP
insect Holds Record for Slaughter o.
Human Beings.

Napoleon is supposed To have passed
away from earth burdencds with the
weight OF responsibility Tor a million
deaths. Gonghis Khan and Timout
are credited with ten millions each.
These are mighty warriors. and his.
tory gives them page after page by
way OF eXhorilng US 10 tho strenuous
hle bat for centuries the MOSQUITO
has poSged away and kept the annual
average OF 250.00e dca,hsi What
statesman has given to earth such a
soldier community? What patriot has
mado country so terrible throughout
tho world2 A general and his army
passes nway-from the beginning the
mesquite his been with us lie Is re.
sponslble, mainly. to-day for the fact
that the tribes of men are cooped into
the inhospitable climates OF the north
ana leave the warmer. moro gener.
ous aud productive south to him. why
not put the mosquito ON the flags OF
warrior nations instead or tho eagle
and the lion ?--Jacksonville Times.
Uniou
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-11
Jim grow so thia

Jim grew 80 thin
trdiy made q shadow.
a friesd presented him
kRydaie's Liver Tablets.
tho hint. began their use,
his In what befeli him
90 fat. neither shoes nor hat
DO fouad to At him.
}-Don't make your Wills
urs your Ills.
3 Rydaie's Liver Pills.
ISOLATE coated tablets in a
Put box. Prtce only 25 cents
take. pleasant In effects, safe
re guarantee them.
Ale by The White Pharmacy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-11
Eneush ana q snare.

@"vev" sHe 70 SCARE.
the name Is 10 be asked the
|nirister as he approached the
IN tho precious armful Of fat
tnces. Augustus Philip Ferdk
lsdringtsz Chesterfield IIyings s.
sks." Dear me-" Turning to
Eon; n little mere water. Mr.
: " ysu pleaSe. Bita
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-11
In Boredom.

Did YOU sec how cieverly | gave
Bjenks the slip little while ago when
he stopped me on the street2'
mo didn't notice II particularly"
IL takes me 10 doit oyery time. You
know L had just started in 20 tell
him about my automobile when. he
began telling What fine dog he had.
! detest bores, don't Milwau-
kee Sentieel.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-11

havp lost anything adycr-
mo Daily Leader.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
THAW CASE ITS LESSON

The sad story Of Evelyn Thaw should teach a
ooeforgotten lesson thousands upon thousands Of
American parents who allow their young daughters TO
run about alone with and boys Of whom they know
little or nothing.
Each seems 90 upon the fabulous supposton that
MY daughter is able Of herself and could do
no wrong
And result Of this fatal belief there thousands
Of Evelyn Thaws in America today
The fact that most Of them remain unknown to
notorety does not better the matter in the least
The publication Of the details in this unsavory Thaw
case is revolving the sensitive yet out Of il all should
fone great public good.
a II contains vivid warning TO all girls 10 beware Of
sn who take them out have good times" AZ night in
the eonyivia places in greg cities
l, is simply gurinaiy revealed case OF lie as It
exists all around
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
UPTOWN BLOCK AS
GARBAGE DUMP

~ the appearance % the sarani
lot on Union st between Fourth
ard FIfth avs one would think
that it was public dumping
ground FOR garbage or anythiug else
that any one eaN flt 90 place there
within the last few days the old
accumulation - broken barrels has
been augmented by a liberal supply
II rubbish. bordering closely on the
Fafbaks line. papers. RAGS ard other
unHiEhily and unEavory thrown
away stuff
The condition OF The lot was
called 10 the attention II chief
Wsppsnsfsin today and be promised
TO look into the matter Il IL a dis
grace to the neighborhood. let alone
the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
WOULD AMEND GAME LAW.

The state Game Protective asso-
citation. through Frank A. PontiuH.
president. has taken a game rrotec-
ton btu 20 Olympia which emhodies
some amendments IN the existing
Law II provides a close season for
deer from November rs 60 Septem-
Der ]. and has clause for the pro-
lection % Chinese pheasants. pre-
vioua provision having lspsed octo-
her last The association does not
anticipate any opposition 70 the
hill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
PASCO BLOCKADE
BROKEN

Great Northern overland trains
are Htill stalled in the Cascades
An avalanche between Everett
aud Vancouver. II e.. has held up
the owl" train A notice la tbs.
depot stated that the Owl. would
arrive az Ne o'clock. but II didn't
A dispatch from Paaeu received
this morning stated that the trains
held az that point BY the uashout
Monday we're released 81 ? this
morning. and that the first North
ern Pacific overland would prob
ably arrive In Seattle about 3 30
this evening THIS viii relieve the
Huntington as we'll az the Northern
Pacific
The union Pacific reports ali i,s
lines open The blockade caused
BY anow at Bonneville. Ore. has
been broken. though considerable
delay u caused ~ snow ON the
main line of the o Il & y At
Huntington
both the Northern Pacific and the
burlington are scndinH cut their
overland trains as the wuahout at
Paacu has not affected the bridge
over the Columbia and passengers
are being sent aroand ia harwen.
thus avoiding the wnnhout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
BOONE WILL
BOOST SALARIES

OLYMPIA. Feb. s-Senator Boone
this morning introduced a bill In
ereahlna the salaries 81 the governor
20 ts.oao a year The lieutenant gov
stnar 20 sl.1ee. aud all other elective
officials 10 ta.e0a each.
The senate has already passed the
bill Increasing the supreme court
Judges salaries to 81. coo. superior
court Judges ~ the fret class eoun-
ties 20 id5ee. ana % other counties
to $1,000 bat the measure has en-
eouuisrsd the vigorous opposition OF
Representative Reed. chairman OF
the house judiciary committee
Senator Coitaffll this morning IN
troaucsd a bili providing for state
inspection OF power boats on al
waters where no federal inspection
prevails
Divide State intc Districts.
The senate ennmittec ON congress
siouai npportiauusut has agreed on
the pisn FOR a division 81 the state
into three districts and vii report
the bin early next week. The disi-
sion favored places KinK. KitHap
and the northwest counties 81 one
district. Island san Juan. Ciallam
jefferson. Pierce. an southwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

counties and Kiickifat. in another,
and al eastern Washington eoun-
ties. except kiiekitst. In a third.
ffiibusiering against the dIstrict-
ing has been going on In the house
committee for two weeks. but a ma
ioftty Of the committee has agreed
20 report early next week the Gregg
hili. quite similar to the senate com
mittse's plan
The house this morning lndsfin-
itely postponed house bin 81. BY
Hutchinson, Of Spokane. permitting
school directors TO charge for tut
ton 20 children af allen parents at
tending public schools. Hutchln-
son. IN discussing the btu. said 10
Vas aimed against the japanese.
The senate passed. after a brief
discussion. house bill 30. BY BasEett.
Of Adams. ievying per cent gross
earnings tax on express companies.
The senate also adopted a memo
rial To the presideat. protesting
against the recent withdrawal II
lands In whateom county Both
houses adjourned until Monday TO
accept the Invitation OF Chehalla
county citizens 70 participate IN an
excursion 10 Aberdeen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
STRANGE CALLER
AT CITY HALL

An unknown man. evidently with
dlHordered mind. called At the
offier Of the mayor today aud stat.
ed that he had some very imp0r'
tant information 90 lay before the
mayor
You need q new city hall. said
the man. "eud the reason you do
not get u ie because the police
court does not open until 10 O'Clock
when u should open al ?
Then" continued the logical
gentleman. "the next step should
be to discard the use Of the word
mayor. | don't like that word.
Thank YOU. and the man back
ed away and went OF down town.
Secretary wilkins thought OF
calling the police 90 look after tho
man. but on second thought. permit
ted him to go his way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
MEDICAL CARE OF
SCHOOL CHILDREN

The necessity Cor medical super.
vision OF public school pupils was
brought 20 the attention Of the
- hoal board az tia meeting last
niEht by superintendent p ~.
Cooper Many eases have been re-.
ported 10 Mr. Cooper Of children
defective In school work. who. upon
examination. are found lacking not
IN msniai aeumen. bot simply hin
dered In their work BY slight phys.
teal defects not properly attended
Ia.
The board Instructed Mr. Cooper
10 take the matter up with the
board 81 health. xtth the under.
standing that II the board of health
has no power tn act the city eoun.
ell may be appealed TO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
BRING SUIT AGAINST
LOWMAN BLOCK


SUIT for the foreclosure Of a judE
nens u ti2.os7 - against the low.
man building. First Av. aud chsrry
Il, was Instituted ia the superior
court this morning by the Brown
keteham Iron works OF Indianap.
oils. lad. for material alleged 20
have been furnished the building
during lie construction IN 1905.
The complaint asks 81 $50 attor.
ney fees IN addition Ia the ti2,,
eaf - judgment on fiia in tho
auditors offiee. There f. . lien
for tit.is0 oa the bnlldins. which
the Indians firm asks be sold By
the sheriff 10 the highest bidder
The complaint states that Ga March
20. 1905. iron for the roofihE and
ornamental fronting. amounting 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

BAN FRANCISCO. Feb. s.
When President Roosevelt called
upon the members OF the California
delegation az Washington IN refer.
enee 10 the Japanese question the
congrcnsmen aud senator's put
everything up Ia the local board OF
education Then President Roose
yelt asked for an Interview with
some members of the board 10 see
n Il would not be possible 10 sway
the members from the decided
stand they had taken In living up
"a the state laws II was suggested
that one or two members OF the
board should 60 To Washington
and there talk the matter over with
the chief executive The board 81
education decided that one or two
members could not properly erpiRin
the situation on the Pacific coast.
aud that the entire board. with its
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
HILLMkn ACCUSED
OF FRAUD

The Hiiinar Investment com
pMnY IL charged atih fraud IN auii
Tor damages filed In the superior
court this morning whereby Judg
msnt for tis1s sna tiso. respective
~. is asked The complaint charges
HnIfaan with contracting 20 sell
seven lots IN the HIiiman'a Lake
Front Garden q Eden addition with
riparian rights to Paul Williams
when the lots wsfe already sold and
payments were being accepted each
month ~ the company from Miss
Marguerite boy. ~. purchaser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

tss. 0ssis. was furnished Cawsey a
GaEney. architects aud contractors.
Of which tis.te0 was not paid A
lien vas placed on the property
The company nov claims that Cas-.
seY 4 Carney had nothing TO do
with the furnishing Of iron for the
building, and claims that J u Low.
man and wife. owners of the build.
sng. we're the parties really respon.
sible.
The roof vas 20 have been fist.
according 10 the plans first fur.
niahsd tho iron company. bat after
the contract for material was
awarded. the plans for a hip and
saliet ROOT we're drawn nn. which
made the oant 20 the Iron company
tz.05ssi more than the first con.
tract called for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
BRINGING COAL
FROM JAPAN

The first ~ several large ship-
meats - japanese coal q relieve
the eantinued zeal shortage sifua-
tea ln Seattle. IL expected Tues.
day hy FFsnk wasrfhnuas a Co.
The company dispatched the steam
eta Quito ard Lyra % japan and
TIE first eafEo Includes : zee tons
u coal The Iva siil b. ths fret
10 arrive. bet All land 81 Tanafna 90
flse haFse a shipment ~ either Jan
ansss ses,ds before coming here.
TIE Quito vii arrive shout seek
later Nith = fatsp q s.eo9 tors ~
neai from the urtsns faeaI dealers
vii b gissn ths preference 10 har.
EatuiHH fcf The enai Ths priasa wtn
fenKe aonsu hat higher Than fus
tneai eoaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
MAN IS
FOUND

The body q = dead man vas
faasa IN the waasis near Lakeside
station. ou ths Northern faelfir
ilns. 81 uniah Hay. BY two ppya
early tttn morning, who reported
the AiNcutafY = ths MaYftzid un-
aeftasinE cetapauy. - ballard and
fheg IN turn aattfird the earuusr IN
seattle No details Wers Kissn ana
tuia afternoon nanney WatHan ssut
q man o. i-~ssftsatr.
The hass who gave the tnfefrna-
finn sesr Charles jones auH tirnry
Meksieyry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
EVANS HEARING
MARCH 5

James Evans. charged With en-
bea1lemsnt. whs brought before
Puliee tudxe Gordon shls morning
oNtng "a the necessity Of further
examining the books. from which.
u l. alleged. the thoFtAEss sill np
pear. thc case uAs postponed Until
March 8 Evata was formerly IN
The employ Of Joseph 4 Thomas 4
Co. real estate dealers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
cAELANDER WORKING
HARD FOR THE A..Y.-p. G.
fetnr ancoIaI Srr.iee.l

CHICAGO. Feb s.--GodfreY Chea-
lander. one Of the A-Y.-P + com.
missioners from Seattle. Is busy 20
Milwaukee and Madison. booming
the big show 10 be held In Seattle
in 1903 He Is hohnobblng with the
legislative bodies and commercial
associations with seemingly good
results
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
WOULD APPOINT
COMMISSION

canal fund" The bonds are to be
Zoe ~ years. with interest Ut . per
cent.
The canal proposed viii be pro
vidad with n masonry lock.
James A. Moore appeared be
fore the executive committee and
stated that he WAS perfectly sat
lafied with the project aud would
sign over all OF his rights to such
a commission Capt T Powell. en-
kineer for Mr.. Moore, stated that
there was much prejudice against
wooden locks, and that II the Poo
pie waited for the government n
mako am additional appropriation
for ipasonry locks II might take
five years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
N. o. JAcKsoN's WIFE
DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS

Mrs Minera r Jackson. aged So.
wife Of NJ. u Jackson, president Of
the Jackson Realty company. died
early yesterday morning at her
home. 101 Sixteenth av.. Of com
pliostion Of diseases she had been
tn only two DAYS
Mrs. Jackson is survived BY MIR,
Jackson and four children; Frank
G.. Morris C.. BERTHE y. and Miss
Eva Jackson. The latter Is now In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
SAM KLEIN LEAVES
G0RD0N'S COURT

sam Klein. for two years con
stable In Judge Gordon's court, has
resigned 10 become n private de-
teciiyc. with offices Ia the Pioneer
block SANS two years were
filled with streuuosity. In SeWem-
her. 1905. he was sitting In Glad
stones grocery store, Nesler and
Fifih. when a couple uf men en-
tered with the obvious intention OF
robbing the cash drawer The fact
that smith & Wcsson. in shape
for business. was lcvcled az him
did not deter Sam from his in
tention OF arreHtinE the wunld.he
robbers lie spent several weeks
I'm the hospital as result, but both
the Would-be robbers are nov sorv-
ing i0-year terms a. Walla Walla.
This n merely one OF HIS many ad-
ventures IN his twoyear term. He
was shot at "A number of times, but
never let his man get away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
PUZZLED ~ PARKER CASE.

Judge George this morning. post
pnnsd decision IN the ease Of the
State VI Julius Parker. Who ia
charged With hiEamy. until fumor.
fow afssfnoon The decision IL an
important one. and IL awaited with
= great deal Of interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
PORTER FALLS
DEAD

fstrius G. Halt a porter 81 the
peapiss cafe. Second h0 and
Washington -. cropped dead IA .
reaf room q the establishment At
ueen to-day Carl johnson. owner
- the cafr. found the man aaapinE
for breath ard a. be ran ifafu the
saleun % get him some bFanas Hall
fell 70 the fioaT and expired Pat
runH % the safs serr not aware 81
a lat had happened and merry
party sat within a few feet n the
room within which Hall died The
dead man was 81 years old. Heart
disease vas the cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
COUGH DROPS CAUSE
CHILD'S DEATH

Cough dropa caused the death
Yesterday Of John W. HAYS. the
ayearold son Of AR and Mrs vii
liam Hays. residing az slt Aloha
It. according 10 nr wiltnie. who
vas summoned to the house when
the little fellow became uncon.
Hetoua Hot applications were ap.
piled. bat the child died within an
hour after the arrival Of the
doctor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
ssEAks MS PROMISE
AND IS ARREsrEo.

nerwin A Melvin, alias John
Martin. who the police say II a no
tofious hold up man. vas arrested
last night BY Officer Wright In
North Seattle On Melvin'a last AZ.
pearancc IN seattle. several months
ago. he vas ordered % leave the
eifY for good. but two days ago he
violated his promise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

Mira. HAYS. the mother of the
boy. saws her son became violently
M "Wednesday evening from eating
tie cough drops Commissions
followed. and ON Thursday morn
ting DR. Wiltsie was summoned
Within an hour the end came
Just what steps the parents Of
the dead boy will take they have
not decided The body Of the child
waH tak~n 90 the undertaking par
lora ~ bonney a Watson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

litical limelight. and the pair has
been doing the Siamese twin ACT
on various boards during three ad.
Manifestations
Ex-Prcsidsnt Altman. now just
an ordinary director on the board.
IL a bfOtheriu.law Of the Little
Boss. Abe Ruef
Assistant City Attorney Williams,
who goes along with the board az
It's legal adviser. has not been a
limb Of the Law for any great length
OF time. and his work Ia the city
attorneys office has been his mi.
tial step 20 fame
Secretary Elmer Leffingwell 10
one Of the cieyeresf newspaper meh
IN san Francisco. He In now. in ad,
dition Of his position AZ secretary
90 the board. city editor % the Post,
the official mouthpiece OF the Ruet
Administrations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
HARTMAN INTERESTS BUY
LAND NEAR PORTLAND

The Hartman people have OBJ
tanned an option on Is square
blocks nt McKennn Junction. north
OF Portland The prevalent opinion
Is that the property Is 20 be used
as an entrance into Portland by
the Washington A Oregon railroad,
HarrlmBn'a new Scattlc-portland
line A purchase recently made OF
gih acres directly across the VII
lamette river from Mckenzie June
ton tends to corrohoratC the above
opinion The price TO be paid for
the Mckcnna Iunet RR gronerty Is
$4,000. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
WOMAN KILLS
HER LOVER

RENO. Ner. Feh. Vernon
flaniEan. a woman o. the under
World. Ia under aFres, Ia Falnn.
ehafEsd with The murder af her
lover. Frank Hayes. ~ HaHsn ca
"Wednesday She and HaYea guar.
relied the night before. duriux
which. u 10 alleged. b. struck the
woman Ia the face wifh brass
knuckiea lie tnen vent 20 his
room and went 20 aiesp Early 10
the morning the womnn knocked a.
The door and. Shsn Hayes appear.
ID. shot him three times through
the body and then tried to ahous
herself. bat vas prevented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
LAUNCH is CAPISIZED
SIX PERSONS DROWN

the. vessel Those drowned we're
Mrs A. Iaquinto and a Japanese
woman and four Japanese men. The
owner Of the boat. Manuel hender-
son. George Horr. the pilot. Joseph
and Martin Gamma. and two other
Japanese were saved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
aHoRE OWNERS AT MEETING
THIS AFTERNOON PASS RGs.
oLuTioNs FAVoRlNa couN.
rY COMMISSION TO TAKE
CHARGE.

At tho meeting OF the executive
committee Of the shore Owners
club. held this afternoon al the
Lnmhormcn'a club roome. a roeolu.
tlan was adopted requesting the
legislature Ia pass an act providing
Tor the creation az a King county
commission 70 form special ~
aesament district TO loYy 1900.
600 fof q fund. TO be known aa the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

secretary. aud its legal adviser.
should make the trip.
The makeup Of the local board
Of education under the union labor
administration II a peculiar one.
The superintendent Of schools. A.
Honeoyeri. IL q candy maker lie
was d iourbeyman before he en-.
tered politics SIX years ago. lie
has become a master candy man,
and nov controls one u the fineEt
stores In new San francisco
Lawrence y Walsh. recently ap.
pointed president Of the board, was
until sir years ago q circulation
manager on an afternoon newspa.
per here Since that time be has
done little but politics
Thomas Boyle. another Of the a..
reetors OF the board. was = news.
paper man on the same sheet with
Walsh until he jumped into the 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
MINSTRELSY
WILL NOT GO

The rrhearraIs FOR the minstrel
show az the university are % be div
continued A committee Of faculty
men have doereed that minstrel
shows are not the best form Of en-
teftAinmrnt for atndentn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
BLACKMAILING EFFORTS
OF WHITE ARE EXPOSED
LEvEE BREAKS

sACREMENro. Cal. FEB. "A
break occurred la the levee ON tho
lelo side five miles below here this
morning. doing great damage. Thou.
sands uf acres nf orchard aud pas.
turf land are already under water.
and the streets OF Roderlek are In,
undated. The river a. hlrh aud tho
break cannot be repaired before the
end at next week The damage
amounts 90 ttau. 600
II In thought that the ieYee was
cut by pcrHonn who wished Co 40.
cure the land al low figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
NOT YET SETTLED


aAN FRANcfScO. Fvb the
bnafd ~ sthIsfatnru settling tire alsr
ptlfa between the street car men
ard tAs United Railroads have De-
ntsa mat an agreement has bean
reached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
HOSPITAL CHANGES
QUARTERS.

The wsyside Emergency hospl-
tai. which has had Us quarters in
the old boat at the foot 81 Jackson
st. and the waterfront. viii be
moved into its new home today.
the Sarah Il. Yesler building, az
Third av. and Republican 81.
The patients will not be trans
ferrad until Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08
HIGH SCHOOL BALL PLAYERS
Are REngMeEREo

IN the assembly ball AZ the hish
school this morning the members
Of che football eleven we're each
presented with watch foba Coach
Frnai was presented with loving
cup. and Manager Stewart vas also
remsmbered