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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
HEIRS CONTINUE
To BOB UP

n~aplss Superior Judge 0rifnH's
ruins IN the matter q the sullivan
estate. alleged heirs are stili bobhiua
up with rscitatious 81 their respen-
tive genealogical tables. calculated
e prove the open sesame to tho
wealth n the deceased man. Judge
trainf thia morning received two
letters. both nom women IA wash.
lnEion. ID. - bringing the total
nuuiilef ~ claimants 70 usafly a
hundred
AIRS , Collins writes that John
saiiiean's father and her grand
father scre brotheFa and that abe
uas born Ia Cork IN 1870. 4 fail
10 sra. ahe states why the Cor
eorans ana the caiiNghana should
taterfrfs~
May A. naRan. also n Washing
ton. l. the ether eiaimant 10 make
her tafay appeal Shs writes that
for year. she has been trYiux ~ l0-
cate lahn Sullivan. her uneia I
am saffy % ask tou 70 Nalt = few
days longer with the proceedings
far ne "a set my pesltlon Fpady.
she writes
tiapaty Prosecuting AfinFney
Pristnofe this morning declared that
- wouid appeal the decision q
Judge 0ftffiu. lie "a AZ weFk nov
UPON The appeal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

GREEN LAKE. Jan. 1.-THE -
we're cold. follostnK upon the recent
snowfall. r. greatly felt IN The sub.
arba. wherever auburhantssa
chance 10 meet the weather and
the coal BIN are The only CONVERSE
tional themes. Last nixhi the Their.
mometer vent az far a. 10 degrees
above zero. and was pronounced the
eoldaai night within the memory
Of most residents.
The lake. almost open Friday. i
again covered with Ice and res
terdmy skating waa resumed. Owing
10 the siush Ice and snow. the sur
face 81 the Ice Is extremely rough,
bat that has not prevented the
devotees Of the sport from turning
out In the forenoon about 80.
mostly men and boys. we're out. and
there will be moro tonight
While the leo Il about an Inch
thick IN some places around the
shores. Il Is not safe In places. and
several, who attempted walking
across. paid the penalty Of their
daring By falling through and re-
ealving a cool footbath Fortunate.
~ they fcli through close TO the
shore. where the water was shallow
and thereby escaped more than a
WetfiuR.
The fuel shortage "a undoubtedly
the question OF the day Most Of
the residents around here are work.
ing people. and have neither the
means nor the place To store up a
full winters supply 50 what little
fuel there f. appears % be VERY
evenly distributed Whenever a
supply Of coal arrives NJ the deal
ers'. II s. delivered 10 the week old
orders. Whoever has a woodsiove
and n woodplle and r. able 70 econ.
omlze 10 the finest possible point.
keeps ono fire alive for heating aud
cooking purposes. and 90 see "A
whole family wrapped up IN over
coats and oloakB. sitting with feet
AGAINST haifhaated stove Is q
common sight Almost everybody
obtains. IN some mysterious man.
nar. a days supply. and those who
are not 80 fortunate have pressed
gas stoves and oil heaters into eerY.
ice The schools are alill open.
their fuel being supplied by con
tract at contract price. and they
always manage 10 have one or two
days supply on hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
TELLS OF CONDUCT OF
CHESTER THOMPSON

been reserved after the fisst few
dAya he had acted as witness
In a mock trial IN the kangaroo
court
The witness related a cqnYerse-
iica with the Defendant. The ear
pantprs eere baiidlng a scaffolains
outside the court house.
DO yea see that aeaffcld ihey are
euiidtng
Yea"
well they are selag 20 hang me
there aid Chester. smiling.
Later the witness had said Let
%. - down % the theatsr tonight
Chester
40. III rather 50 and see ny
girL~ replied the Dor.
Ths witness had talked with At
tornsys Harvey. vandeFveeF and
Macintosh - the ease. NJ he real
tnsd that Ne needed the prpsexut-
ing attorneys Endorsement for hts
pardon.
Jatiers Mckinnon and Van Meers
testified that they thought thn
prisoner sane. They said no newer
sat IN the peculiar attitude In jail
az he aid n the court room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
..xs,ntNr UARLiNe. OF rhe
n.a ST. p IN ssArtls--
.,x ON PUBLIC HIGHWAY
CROSSINGS

,,.sslae president 81 he Chl
= Milwaukee, a Sc Paal rast
s.s.e ssgltea Ia the cts last aisa'
W. - cast and rvglsiervd a. ne
W. hotel Tie viii remain IN -.
~ veal aays cunfsf rims Win
a....sss..spntattycs hsfe
rsr;,nx "a ~ cafe riser ard
a..,einx when 8 rrpofief q
w 80 aanf Dor an iafefN len NJ
W. - uas ready. even thensh Il
- sal, s e'clcek -
" y. As,nr assed the pnrpass q
~ ..'ssi Walt II the coast. Mf.
~ - vsellea that q MAS simply
k'~ 1890 visit 81 inspection "a
- - ,hs work on this end % the
- U.s. pressveains
W. n.,resssd hlmssait a. sorry
eoaA had net heen extended
thas =, s..ss aene wears aEo speak'
y - ~ prvsont car shoflaKe AMI
~ ....s 4 freight. he said that
ce ~ hest evidence that muFe
~ s,.sslssagal naads are needed
s.ssse Aaked whether the roasl
W funpleted to The coast hs
- n Earllnx said The mad
compleged a. FAR vest as
80 - tks firsf a neat year and
4 he rad hetwcen Seattle
assss all also be completed.
IN - well along In 1908
s.s.,e me first through train On
=. ss.stle branch win enter this
an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

~.e4aNA. WASH. Jan. it.~ciua
<.ssssaa. AllaA OusiavisQn. a fellow
e.,.eser q Chester Thompson IN the
- eeunfy tsil ander \ sevcn-
80 ssalsnee for obtaining money
= a. presenses and Judge ot
=. ksnxsroe coaft IL the king
rrunss ia. gave testimony fur tbs
SAFE ~ ruofninE.
raxff~nn wss ress-exAfnined Tor
a. Aeffnse By WI ~ MerriA his
- cssansel Who 4 attefnptlns 70
ssssln : raFsiaa Ter him FROM Gov.
Nsat
rks Mfsnrsz had cooked hot cakes
"a tafse fer Chester many times
fr.nx hls imtrt<eument. Chester
- xisza hlm money Tor \ common
fual ~ groceries Chester had
.ztzu tks AAnas food In the mornings
a ne agher .pxtaonerA had wrusticsi
vf<h Mn and ntheT prisoners In the
eursfo<. ard had watched card
xxnssk but had never played The
.r<xsnefs weuis bring discussions "a
r>~tsf 10 settle The boy. had
sxssr seemed peculiar. nor hal ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
HEAR DRUG CASE
THURSDAY

Three dasas crusade b. the police
and today DOT particle ~ CO.
cains OF morphine can be purchased
IN a drug store without a phyni
clans prescription And attn thf
work % the police 10 going %.
chief Wapnenntein beinx dotsf.
mined 70 stamp out The drug evil q
Ouee
The last arrest In the drug sstua.
tiun came Saturday night. whsn
DesectIfe narbca arrested nruers
simmons for selling 90 cents worth
u cocaine to a tiead. who Vas ~.
llen daooy Simmons works for y
i Lacey az sss FIRST Az south. A
the police ssatioa he admitted bis
kuilt and hrgKed for mercy, III
aaa released on fIN0 bail More s.
RESTS are promised ~earisY- Con.
inY'n hearing has been act for
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
ATTACKED BY A
VICIOUS DOG

Early this morning = colonskie.
OF sol Columbia ST. while waiting
Tor car NJ fesler way aud broad.
Nay. vas attacked b. . vicious
white bulldog. The man was
knocked down and bitten on the
lips, hands aud legs. and bysianders
had 10 drive the dog off. The mat.
ter was reported t. the police. and
Assistant Humane officer vaupell
shos the brute this afternoon. The
dos vsH owned b. Charles Berry.
nan. % Big YeAlaF way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
WRECK ON N. P.
REPORTED

A wreck on the Northern Pacific
near Green River Hot springs al
10 o'clock thla morning has held up
Az incoming trains over that road.
The wreck Is said - have been a
tteleht train derailod By thu npfead
ms u the tracks Tho spokane ex,
rreaa train. due la Seattle az $40
this morning, Il being held at the
Nreae. Ne one waa injured. as far
az learned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
COUNTY OFFICERS
ARE SWORN IN

Gus zones. recently appointed
purchasing agent 60 succeed
Charles Rockingham when the lat.
ter was appointed 10 task the place
Of Charles ] Baker on the board Of
county commissioners. was this
morning formally indueted into OF.
flee. Court house officials were
busy this morning taking their
paihs. May deputiea were sworn
into service. 7. A. Parish WAS
sworn IN a. county assessor vice
j W. Pntefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
FREMONTERS RAID
CAR OF COAL

Frsuoal residents this morning
zhcgtly afssr , o'clock took posssss
slcn q car q soai consigned 10
tn Janklns Fues company. and
made or with ever pound q the
article, said u have been about
81 tons.
Tie coal uas switched onto =
Ederack early THIS morning b. the
FAeihc Coast Company for the Ere.
n1rt schools.
Residents unable 20 secure any
osai faided the car and drove the
'szrsleEa u he fuel company. also
~ offscials. away unfil every
oancs Nas cartsd Away. r. Il sstt
mated taat several hundred. men.
women and children ralaed the car.
Vas slfsriy womaH stood IN her
1alEy aaf Ioaded coal into II with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
OREGON RIVERS
ICE BOUND
tss,Ipp. rsI.ursph s.rrls..l

PORTLAND. ore. Jan 1.-THE
entire northwest IL experiencing
the cnldeat weather 10 many yearH.
The fuel shortage throughout the
country adds Ia the suffering The
Columbia river ie frozen over AZ
Vancouver and ell navigation on
the upper river Is blocked. The
Willamette river IL fIilod with
floating lee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
F|RESAT AND BEATS
FLEEING PRISONER

"a In making the arrest Steele
whsn he saw tha officers after htfa.
sooh 10 his heels down Battery a..
rurfslnE towards the waterfront.
The pursuing Officers fired five
shoss IN the cir 10 scare him and
finally brought him 20 halt
n was then that Officers Waller
ard Ifsrp~linck took ire prisoner BY
the hands ana started toward ths
patrol hux with him. Officer Nal
Ter. tostnx his temper az some bad
tanKuaEs used b the prisoner pre-
vlously. struck The man three hlpws
IN fie face.
At the police station hs admitted
that ~ haa lost Ma temper. ana
wAs told b. Capt. faubaches that n
the 1ffsssse occurred again b. would
be discharged wafer IL a rev man.
and chief wRrp@nstsla excused hifn
on that Nroun4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

tend to his ministerial duties.
The governor also announces be
will give close personal attention
70 every bill coming before the leg
islatnro
In the matter Of dividing the POI
llticnl appointments. he went az the
work systematically He required
every candidate 10 answer a set Of
prescribed questions and % bring
the proper Endorsement Of his party
organizations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

continue % direct the destinies Of
the university
Before becoming head Of The In
afitniion OF learning ho Was a
Methodist pastor fits admlnlstra'
ton of the school has been 20 thor
ough. buslneaslike aud practical as
10 angur well for his political reg
imc.
A. governor he has pledged him
self In hla campaign and public adj
dresses 10 give similar admins.
tfation 10 the states affair. Ills
principles. according To his official
utterancea. are ia accord with those
Of President Roosevelt he a..
sumes the goyefnorahip with the
state entering upon a new era of
prosperity. Ne viii follow the
"amile and push" policy Of his par
~. ~ declared. IN the upbnileing
q the state
The governor has decided that
the executive mansion. 30 termed
by custom. win be hts comfortable
bungalow homo IN University park.
ono of the attractive places OF this
city. To him and family Il Il
HOME. and here be viii. with the
assistance OF his oompanionnble
wife. attend 10 the social dutisa OF
his position liere. also he viii be-
near his offices IN University hall,
when not At the executive offices In
the state capitol
Tha governor has mapped out for
himself 3 very strenuous program.
During his term. he announces. he
will continue 10 preach a sermon
or more each Sunday and continue
10 DO other work Of the Methodist
ministry. lie says he finds more
pleasure IN preaching than IN being
governor. He plans 10 ariae early
each day and attend TO affairs OF
che university. Then be will take
up state affairs. Then he will set
aside as much time as possible for
rest and the attention 81 affairs 81
tho home On Sundays he win At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

DENVER. Jan. s.--colorado be
Gins the new year with leaf
turned over. as Il were In its gov.
eminent tho new chief executive
being a minister. Henry A Bnehtel.
d, ID. LIZ D.. minister OF the
gospel and chancellor of the Uni.
ycraity Of Deaver lie Was elected
on tie republican ticket. bat the
vote vas more ur iesh a compliment
20 him as a citizen and an educator
While acting a. governor he vii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
rAszga sxossaATso.

In the cnaa u the New world
suieItfnK company ~ pr. q. L.
TauEer. Judge Aibertsun this aft
eruoon decided that there wan no
evidence % fraut on The part ~ The
doctor Judge Albeftnon. however.
ruled that the 1900 shares Of sfock
SHEA were held IN trust BY Df
Tanner BE- returned 70 the company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
DID NOT GO TO
TACOMA

Despite ths fact that James Evans
Il alleged 10 have told capt Lloyd.
~ the Portland fire DEPARTMENT.
that ne Was On hia way 70 Tacoma.
ihs missing hoehkssper has not yet
arrived IN that city. nor has any
thing further bcon heard of him
The firm q J. q Thomas 4 Co.
has abesit given 90 tire search. The
first week after Evans disappear.
ance the firm cent representatives.
10 Taeufaa who were Kept bumy fol-
lowing up eisWs and reports but
without avail Friends Of the nsiss-
tee man are II the belief that
Evans mina has bcsams unbai-
Aneaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
OBJECT TO SITTING NEXT
GoUoiNo AlLLioNAIREs.

Al the regular meeting Of the
Methodist ministers this morning
az the Haven church. a representa-
tive Of the labor unions made an
address. stating that the reason la
boring men did not attend church
services was because they did not
want to sit next 60 a millionaire
who had been gouging them during
the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
CHILDREN HURT
IN EXPLOSION

VANCOUVER II C.. Jan. it.--An
explosion caused BY frost IA the fur
mace room of she chiidrcn's home
this morning resulted IN injuries 20
three children. They are Benjamin
Llndley. eyes seriously hurt. Sam
weymans twu wounds n his legs.
and James NJ. Eyer. a cash Ia the
foot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

one hand while Ia the other she
held = chunk xhich she threatened
20 huri az anY one NhO prevented
her from securing her coal.
The fuel company officials Eere
pOwerlosa % save their epsi. and
watched the raiders make away
with II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
You Can't Buy Coal

And many severe colds and coughs
may be relieved BY buying cold AID
cough medicines o. greatly reduced
prices from Barieira Red Cross
Drug Store. ~. bottle Of white
Pine syrup zHo, Listers Thymollue
Fargio for sore threats, regular soc
size. - a8o. cough drops Of all
kinds ~ Rj8er hoE Get your IA
veritM 4 oust medicine at narfolra
at rddused prices 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
COPPER STRIKE
IN UTAH

OGDEN. Utah. Jan is-There
Vas been biw strike on the Lake.
eide Copper eompany's property. %
nailsa from this city, native copper
! summing 80 per cent has been found
~ a large quantity The vein Is
90 feet wida. There u a blk rush
70 tho scene, and miners think g.
, y the blEgcat thing ever found west
lof tho Rocky raHxe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

Soon after this nonl Dc CaAtet
lane came o. New York In search
of an heireaa bride. Tho Gould
family were glad enough to inter.
est Anna IA the count They did
not count the cost
Harry Woodruff has remained un.
married lie IL stu handsome.
though time has made a change.
II the irrepfeasibic Ilnnl marflen
Mime. Lettellier. divorced wife 81
tina chocolate millionaire. ~ In con.
atderod possible that Nine. Gould
will return 10 her first love.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
OREGON SESSION
Is NOW OPENED

tsertnps feionrsnh ssrVies.l
SALEM. Ore. Jan. 1.-THE hl.
ennlal session Of the legislature
opened this afternoon when the af.
sanitation OF the house was effect.
ed Frank pavy OF Marion IL the
speaker A fight IA the senate may
delay the permanent Organization
until tomorrow The rival candi.
dates faF president are E. w.
ttalnes Of Washington aud G. ".
Hodaan OF Mullnomah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
oFrlcER WALLER REPRlmsND.
10 FoR BRUTAL REArINc OF
PRISONER WHO WAS CAUGHT
AFrER BEiNo FIRED UPON.

An uneaiisd for beating ndfuiais-
tsrsd - ! defsnxeieza prisoner Sat-
Hssay naxht bg offteer ". "a. Waller
rssalfp1 IN Ms being taken ~en the
kzfpsfn 81 Capt. fauheeheF thia
nsruifx and severely afnaniss4sa
nst b altos the offener 10 occur
zfsia TIE eeatinx Vas repartsa
= ffisf w4ppanstelu ~ q apsQta.
n eause - tbs incident was the
xr<n q A. ; Steeis. = ionEzhore-
TT, who was charged wfth being
zrits heatsf. Officers Waller. ! l.
H<-y<HaTk Ana y &. Rainfall assist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
fsssssssssttttt
INDIGNATION NETTING.

, Al the mass meeting at the
Z Chamber Of Commerce this
: afiarnoon OF Indignant eltisena
. prrfeating against the fuel
4 famine. Thomas ]. Burke was
. elected president and c. D
\ fandsll secretary. A Fusolu-
I ton vas passed asking the
= Pacific Coast company to In.
q crease the wages ~ the min.
Z ern snd also work more shifts.
sHSs@ ssEs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
OPERATOR BLAMED

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE In
terstate commsrce commission to-
day resumed its inquiry into the
Baltimore a Ohio wreck Of De-
cember 30. IN which q persons were
killed Operator Dutro IL held re-
sponalbia BY the eorouers jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

The niuutY commissioners gave a
banquet this noon nt the Seattle
Athletic club for T. J. Smith Al
the banquet mf Smith waa present
81 with "a diamond Elk'n charm h5
Hfs admirfne friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
WORE GRIFFIN our.

Superior judge Grsffla has al.
jourued court until January Il 20
rccuperate after hts strenuous re-.
search Into the matter o. tho suill-
van estate. The Judge viii so dpck
hunting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

PfTTsBURG. Jan. it--Ancther
wreck occurred on the baltimore &
Ohio this morning 1T Dehayen. the
Chicago Express eolliding with a
switch engine in a fog. killing En-
ginser Myers and fatally inluring
Fireman Leads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
TROUBLE MAKER
IS KILLED

BUXTON. Iowa. Jan. ii-How.
ard Burgess went Into Marion
Thompaon's restaurant this morn.
ing with 4 big knife. saying. 4
came In 10 clean out the house.
Thompson shot and killed Burgess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
CASH REGISTER RirLEo.

seamen's saloon. SC W Main st..
was entered BY burglars during the
night and fI.l0 stolen from the
cash register. The thieves gained
entrance By smashing a window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

A visiting toilette OF golden brown
cloth. trimmed with scaisiin, IL
iiEhtened IN tone by natural ooiored
rhamais, which IL veiied with lace.
The ranois which atorn the front
Of the coracist skirt and the shawl
shaped bolero are richly embroid-
cred The slik used for this hand
work II Of the golden brown. The
enrsolet IL effected hy tucks. and a.
the narrowed fronts IL set Ia a deep
brown velvet girdie. The tiny yoke
and collar and the puffs upon the
sleeves are Of Mechlin lace. be-
meath shows the chamois skin. The
panels of the skirt and the bolaro
ara edged with sealskin aud big
muff OF this fur completes the cos
tune,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
WOMAN SUICIDES
WITH INFANT

OSHKOSH. Wiz. Jan. If--Nra.
Tibert Martin jumped into eistefn
this morning with her 2-monihn.old
baby Both we're drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
"A SKY PILOT WHO BECOMES
THE GOVERNOR OF COLORADO

raw. BucHTEL WILL CON
TlNUU TO CONDUCT a UNI.
vERstTY WHILE IN THE ak
UcUrlvE CHAIR WILL
PREACH auRMoNs SUNDAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
TO EXCLUDE JAPs.

tseripps Telegraph serviee)
SACRAMENTO. Jan f4.--Aa'
Eenblyman CoFhlan today intro
duced a resolution calling on mem
beers Of the California delegation 10
congress 90 vote 10 apply the oxclu-
sion law 20 the Japanese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
srovs BLOWN UP.

The cold weather caused the
pipes IN the restaurant Of Mrs
schFasder. Its Madison e.. %
freexs and when the cook started
a fire. ~ o'clock this morning.
the stove blow up. causing small
blaze
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

willing 20 give more millions 10
Plttsburg. but they don't have the
brains there TO use Il" Mr.. Bige-
low took Il that the steel king
meant that Pittsburgers do not pos
sess the business insight to carry
out his plans the way he wants
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

N1autiaA"o Atom AAac 0he1
10 know why. Wool IL a. hard TO
obtain as eoal and poaalhly harder
! Hundreds 81 acres Of land near Sc.
attic II covered with wood. but not
a stick seems "a be- making its way
here nor does any effort seem 60
be exerted 10 secure any
Suburbs Suffering.
In the Suburbs there IL suffering
equal 90 that "a seattle Ths Hab-
ufhs eru absolutely dependent upon
The teral zeal companies. but with
the dealers oniy receiving a carload
about every tan Or three days. u
y impossible 10 secure relief Cor
hundreds q people whose bins afr
scraped clean.
eehoeis ciessd.
TIE beard q r4ucauon IL hsvlns
trouble IN kespinE the uuhile schools
open. not only fer want cf fuel. bat
also tresn bursting water pipes roF
the latter reason tna Mercer And
central schools we're closed toaaY
The Stevens school was closed faf
want o. coal The beard held a
speeiai meeting ghis afternoon The
nisat schools wfll Close until Wed
nesday and poNaibly remain closed
for the Remainder az The seek. cnaiI
- "a hand ~ uapst Il khe schools
10 last for two aF three days oaly.
spssel.ters osilty.
Much Of the hardship m securing
tosl i iald q the aoaFs % the En-.
pf~esmen themselves Many start
ling statements are made that many
expraasmsn. Just because they have
TIRE opportunity. SRI demanding en-
erbltAnt sums for their cazsL Thls
morning Humans officef C1aYk. 81
the police foFee. arove one express
man from Pioneer nguafo who eas
aetuaily resolving bids for a ton
% esAl which he had an his wasun
oaa maa altered 70 purchase TO
load for 81 aad pax the express
charges - his house. This waa
refused b. the sxpsesauAn. who
demanded tft ofnesr CLARK drove
the man from the square. telling
him that ne had ~ psaaier.s iirsas.
ana II found again bldaiun far q
prize 10 would bs arrested
ExprrssFnsn state that IN order
70 sssarn coal they MIST be AZ ths
baakers early "a the morning. n
poesfbia By , a'eiock. chief % Pc
lice Wappeuatsin aaesrsaiaea from
The bankers q the Pacific Coast
company that there Was no such
requirement demanded Coal wae
not delivered until after 8 u'cleak.
and during fha past four wesAa.
with oniy one as twe nxrerttona.
every wasea Eath~sed at TIE bunk-
eTs durins the aay vas Etssn coei
pcsminiy N Some cases net guoes
thar enc tea. bat thsy rscsixsd that
mwch whether they had been IN
lire for one o. ten hnsGfs
This extra tinas At the bahksfs shs
customer must pay. Coai. n sold
70 the wasoaa Cor $3.50 % t1E9 per
ton. aocordlnE - tha grade and
kind. The consumer pays anout
twice that amount. plaa the price II
he eoai 70 secure H.
chsef wAppemMtsiu STATED thia
Afternoon that Il be feuad Quf that
fae sxpgsseneu wcrs buneainE thr
Feopia he would pas them ogt %
line.
Hslpiaa the Peer.
AZ ne offices u the Charity or.
sansaati0ns society this inorainR
Miss Anns E Murray. secretary.
fafaA that gia4nF calls had t1ean