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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12

NEW YoHfs. reh is-The mil.
ls1n siuilAF atfeuae Of Hafrf y
Thaw IL rapidly being broken up
By District Attorney Jerome. aad
the apparently solid arufor has
weakened under the vigorous at
saeka Of the states prosecutor
Worry IL pialniy written GA The
farea q al the principals u The
Thau defense. and uelmas aud bis
associates indicate distinctly hat
they have BEEN under a terrible
strain IN aevialnK come plan 20 d..
feat she aggressive Jerome
derufna drops not q clue % he
future plans. and ever effort 90
discover bis future mode Of aitsek
II apparently without avail Jer.
ONE cuasulta no Que 4nd seems %
BE- prepared for every move OF the
defense. which be eheckmates al
exery turn.
The defense counts on an &C.
qulttal OF disagreement on the
atrpnEth Of the testimony 81 Eve
I'm ThaN. bat Jerome argues that
her story does not deal with
ThAwa meutal condition. and on
this basis he wili attempt 10 shat
ter Nhatevsr impression may have
been created In the mlnds % the
lurymen.
Dr. Evans. the ailenint whom IsF-
ONE openly charged with being an
untruthful person yesterday after.
noon. Vas the first witness 20 take
the stand this morning
Evans this Afternoon stated In bis
opinion. based on his first three
visits % ThaS. that the defendant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
Fghtu Sea Tragedy Off Block Island Steamer Lahmon With More Than
200 Aboard aud Schooner Knowton Driven Together In Gale Both
Sink Almost mmedateyLe Boats Smashed In Terrible Seas and
Scores Are Frozen TO Death.
(seripps Telegraph service.)

BOSTON Mass, Feb. ra-one hundrtd and ninety
believed have persisted collision between the Joy line
steamer Larchmon and the schooner Knowcn. off Block
Island. al o'clock last night.
The ships blown together in a terrific gale and
Of those few who made the febosts than half
were frozen death in the awful cold.
Both the Lsrehmont and the Knowiton sunk within
few minutes OF each other
AL Of those lost the Larchmont, which carried
passenger list OF between $50 and zoo and of
So swiftly did the vessel sink that few of those in the
cabins and had time reach the deck
LIFEBOATS SMASHED.
Those that did almost all drowned in the effort
make the lifeboa,s The mountainous shattered the
ebosts against the sides OF the ship and either killed the
occupants outright left them struggle few minutes in
the smashing waves.
Late last night eight persons succeeded in reaching
Block Island and in the boat they brought with them
eorpses of passengers frozen to death
The Knowlton sunk with equal swifsness and NOT
far from the when she down. The Knowlton
command Of Captain Healy who. with his Of
seven able launch the Heboa and reach the shore
The Knowlton carried passengers far known
the present time
LARcHMoNTs CAPTAIN ESCAPES
The Larchrnont in command Of Captain Nc vsy
who of the few that Inflated craft who escaped
The weather below zero when the two ships came
together The night clear, but raging gale blow
ing unable to manage
ship in the strong wind which benubngy piercing
and cold that the crew all but unable 20 be deck
Captain Mcvey. Of the Larehmont. deck when
the vessel struck and immediately ordered the launching
OF the feboat II realized instantly that the
60 down. The Knowlton yawning hole in the
Larehmonts hull and the poured in through the
gaping
SUFFER TERRIBLY IN COLD.
Such OF the passengers able to reach the deck
suffered terribly in the awful cold Many Of the passengers
had retired for the night and they upon the deck
their night clothes Captain MeVey and the abored
-
Continued Page Seven.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
% suaon That Have Cost the People of This City Many Millions
The Story Of the "Had Times" in Seattle Which Developed
Many Visionary Mining Companies and Caused Wide Loss and
Rim

rsxAsy sin mining companies mentioned in the city al.
rv s maintaining offices In Seattle eprssen, the sur
9.u d nearly companies organized in King County
Il nodiiied only their existence be termed
xval ii the iittest for large number OF these 80
-r<< eth selling stock the public more iii TO
80. ,han were the thousand acknowledged failures
o the entire hist contained in the directory but five
t<s.t<d BY local brokers dividend payers They
frud Consolidated Mines Eiamar Mining company. Had
: Consolidated Copper eompany. Kugroek Mining Ditch
auuany ard the Pioneer Mining company.
ssnSs to relate the stock OF these dividend payers sells
~ par.
he names OF the remaining thirteen dividend payers
se n The Stars list OF yesterday do not appear IN the
Il rs<tosy which confined itself largely listing mining
vrpsnss which maintaining offices in Seattle for the
xrpes< Of selling stock 70 the public
Socks Of the remaining dividend payers are handled BY
i regular mining brokers' when there Is any OF for sale
OF The companies doing business in Seattle today
"a has been called TO the Washington Meteor Mining
spsnv through civil suit filed by investor
uury alleged have been invested the representation
~ ne une had previously produced Ss.ccc.ooc in gold
POINTERS ABOUT WASHINGTON METEOR.
Mrng men say that the entire district in which the
Wshnrson Meteor mine Is located has produced
tsonoo worth Of gold in ss history
The composition Of the Washington Meteor company
zss the tact that the public Is asked TO invest in min
= eonpsnies oieerrd by who innocent OF expert
rnx knowledge President Hobson Of this company. was
-< directory for the Independent Telephone com
ezg and Vice President cramer Is printer.
The Washington Meteor Mining company was promoted
y he Rogers Hasseitine company, which IS said among
z;ax brokers 10 be the dominating factor in the Washing
STATE Mining association and depends largely upon that
szoeszten Tor the promotion OF is mining ventures
TIE Washington Meteor Mining eompanys property
rery belonged to County Assessor Tom Parish. who was
rszznsg glad to sell the present owners Stock IN
Is company soId from rs cents 20 dollar share but
zrsae brokers put a lower value upon ], today.
FEW INSIDE FACTS WORTH NOTING.
The Rogers-4asseliue company is putting out a new
iszuon the comsock Golden Gate cents per share
The prospectus claims rich vein in the east ledge OF the
canroek discovery. diagram OF the mine location on
CONTINUED on Page Scveu)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
WOMAN ALIEeEs IN PLEA FoR
DIVORCE THAT oALLows
SHADOW WAS All THAT
srooo IN WAY or HUSBAND
KILLING HER.

Were Il not for the hapKman's
knot. whIch I know would be my
lot ana phteh ! am afraid 81. I
you'd All gou right nov
Clara MycrH made the above
statenent ~ a complaint filed In
the eoanty clerks office late yes.
tefdsg afternoon. asking for a a.
voFem from Daniel Myers. whom she
charges sllh extreme cruei,ies and
with saying the above warning.
When the threat waa made Mrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
TACOMA LID TO
BE ON SUNDAY

and perhaps arrest The mayor
does not wish 10 be harsh with the
saloon men. and may give them all
a chance after the first offense, but
he Is nevertheless determined 10
stamp out the evil.
Particular attention Is being paid
20 the slot machines and other
gambling devices. and the mayor
viii take vigorous steps 10 ellmin-
ate these devices. and the men be.
hind them. as he desires to rid the
city Of this element.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
ELEVATOR BOY
BADLY BEATEN

keefdlag % > complaint and
me beet szffaHt D. the proee
E'lzs assoFneYis office this morn
: 4 slaA. : satsf ~ the Seattle
- = ehaYTsd Nth knocking
an 4 Nzkatani. 8 japanese ele-
ss'w -. AMI then proceeding 10
Z { - hfuwn h0Y 3 beating
n sfsxator boy had been given
sssIs ~ ! D Stevens. 81 the DO.
= 2 fefase to hanl passengers
lAe eisFzs0r until certain re-
u we're made Il la claimed
- " Sims entered the lift aud.
z H. refusal o. the boy TO
ssassE1ft bin 70 the upper stories.
- = 10 ont q him The war
'sA states Assault and battery"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
VESSELS COLLIDE AND co
UNDER INSTANTLY OFF
/ SHORES OF BLOCK ISL AND
LYONS AND COTTERILL
BEFORE SENATE

Cufieitl IN hia answer aiiescs
that 3 per cent of the Sixth ward
registration wHs fraudulent and
that tho I.yons psFtisans controlled
all tks slactlon machinery and tam.
pefea with the ballot boxes.
IN 40 efaument last night Chair
man Preahy. Of the COMMITTEES.
scored i.yons and his counsel for
gnalAng the pIsadlnsa public before
they had bern Submitted, and Har'
old Preston. attorney FOR cotteriil.
caused u G Hughes, attorney for
Isyoas, much discontinue by read
ina an article from = Seattle newa'
pap~r 10 the effect that Hughes
WAS brought into the case BY
I.soas Ia LEAD Il "a air of respect
ability Throughout the contest
IsYeas has been constantly under
the ssplonase Of his pafron. HenFy
Heck. The ptke II saloon man and
defeated candidate for the iegisla
tnfn. uhe secured Lyons the nom.
inat1on and eho ls here represent.
inx ffs fIaaor Interests IN opposl
ton % the local option bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12

The city council last evening
adopted the recommendation OF It's
finance committee 60 accept the
Harris bid for the sale Of the park
and sewer bonds.
The city comptroller viii be au-
thorized To prepare the bonds and,
after they are signed by tho mayor
and himself. so much Of them as
viii be needed to start work on the
new sewer system and on the parks
will be issued aud delivered.
Alter all computations had been
made. the committee found the
Harris bid at least $4,000 better
than the Rollins bid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
'HANGMAN'S KNOT
! PREVENTED MURDER

Myers declares that che ran 20 >
neiEhbors house aud has since
lived secluded and upon the char.
IT'S 81 others. She declares that
she feels that her life - IA danget.
claiming that her husband has an
unRovcrnAbie temper and might for.
set his fear 81 the hanEman's knot.
n he met her again
The couple were married At Lead
Vile. Colo. IN 1870. Mrs Myers
asks 20 be given the 5000 farm.
500 worth u personal property.
$500 cash nov IN the hank and SIS
Per month aiimony Judse Albert.
son signed an order prohibiting the
husband from drawing the money
from the bank or ceiling any Of the
property until the case IL heard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
HOW THE MINING STOCK
LOTTERY is OPERATED
BY CROOKED PROMOTERS

OLYMPIA. wash. Feb ia-Ths
whole mass OF election frauds CON
misted IN the Thirty sixth senatorial
district IN Seattle. in the Lyons
cot,erill election las, fan, viii be
laid bare before The state senate
This was agreed upon last night
b. the senate COMMITTEES on priv.
ieges aud elections. when II deter.
mined to hear the contest on TIA
merits. This decision was reached
after considering the pleadlnTs In
she case and listening 10 brief
arguments By counsel
The COMMITTEES viii report 10 the
senate tomorrow asking power 60
Subpoena witnesses and have ballot
boxcu brought 20 Olympic. both
sides in the contest allese sross II.
rcgaiafiftss i.yons' complain 10
that the ballot boxea wefe stuffed
and ballots frauduiently ooaatsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12

TACOMA. wash. Feb Mayor
Wright. with the assistance Of the
county prosecuting attorney ana
the city prosecutor, Is mapping out
hts plan for a cleaner city. and ex.
poets to have tho saloons OF the
city closed next sunday.
Notices are being published and
will be served upon the saloon men
during the week. and Sunday all
saloons failing to close will be sub.
1eet 10 a police call and warning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12

Internal machines. which we're set
with a time clock, caused their dis.
ooyery. The one in the aloeplns
room was timed 10 explode at f.ao
A. m This f. the fourth attempt to
kin Count Wltte and. aa a result
he is very nervous and unable to
sleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
DO NOT NEED THE
GOVERN MEMT COAL

Owing 70 the coal situation being
better. the supply Of coal now IN
the bunkers az the navy YARD,
amounting 70 n 900 tons. viii pot
be drawn on 10 supply Seattle.
Through Admiral Burweli, IN
charge az the Puget Sound navy
yard. this supply Of coal vas offer.
ed ~ tho residents ~ Seattle, who,
several weeks ago. we're suffering
from lack oi fuel Through the
Chamber o. Commerce. however,
the order from Washington. grant.
ing use Of the coal. can be renewed
any time that the situation be-
comes acute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
tlSIERN MAIL
ARRIVES

!. .aHsrH nal arrived IN Seattle
si<ht. coming VIA California.
~. ssFih b TIE Union Pacific.
H.st officials stated today
- - lssiess had been received that
: 4 Essk 80 vas being held up
NJ Whiting ~ the rail-
-. a'Ah Service today rsceived
~. lfsm he railroad officials
-, 'as Aaes would be open to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
.-nntInued on Page seven.l

Henry steugei has heard that Sc
attic has been shipping japanese
servants 10 eastern cities and IL
willing 10 take two n they arrive
fully credentialed. She u also vii
Ing 10 advance the money Tor the
passage. providing the servants are
reliable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
BOTH LEGS CUT OFF
BY ENGINE

with both lower limbs hanging
b. threads ~ flesh. Mike Criiiey,
logger. was brought 10 Seattle
early this morning and taken 10
hospital. where ampu-
fation was performed BY Or T.
Wharton. During the night Criliey
had both legs nearly several from
bis body By being run over By q
logging engine near Edmonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
S. {. co. ASKS NEW
FRANCHISE

The Seattle Electric company
iAas ntxht filed a petition with the
eisf enaaeii for franchise np
Iweni, third av. from the inteFsec,
ton Of +. jefferson st TO the state
university srouada
This i one Of the moves 20 put
ali parts of the cts lnto close com.
munseation with the site % the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
The Fuata wlli follow TwentY.third
AZ. 70 shat Il kno~n az Turner
~at. from sAers II vii follow north
on ThtftyfouFsa ~. 10 last IT. and
thence cross the paftaas 70 the
south lice of the university grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
TRAIN RUNS DOWN
FUNERAL CORTEGE

NEW YORK. Feb. fa.--Four peo-
pie we're killed and many injured
" hen a passenger train on the Long
island railroad this morning crash
ei into a funeral procession enter
in Calvary cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
ATTEMPT COUNT
WHITES LIFE

or PETERSBURG. Feb Ia
Two attempts have been made 10
Count Witte, former
prafs1-Sof Russia. 4 bomb was
found In his room last night ana
another one was found at 4 o'clock
this morning. The ticking OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
PARK AND SEWER
BONDS SOLD

The park board met with the
finance committee in the afternoon.
and assisted IN considering the
bids The members Of the park
board are especially we'll pleased
over the sale Of the bonds. one Of
the first things Il Will do viii be
10 proceed with the opening Of the
lnterlaken boulevard extnsion from
Washington park 10 the state uni
versity. across the portage. aud
thus complete a driveway from the
city by way Of Washington park to
the north end OF Green lake aud
around by Fremont 60 the city.
This will be done before the Alaska
Yukon. Pacific exposition opens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
SCHOOLS NOT CELEBRATING.

The public schools Of the city are
not generally recognizing tho day
by special exercises, &C. has been
fbe p0l'cy heretofore In several
of the primary grades exercises
Nc-c altcn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
CORNER SOLO ron sts.soo.

Through the office Of John Davis
a. Co. M n. James today sold the
northeast corner Of Twelfth and
Roy 10 Bert Farrar, for slS.s0o The
lot IL 1l3xi04 feet, and unimprove1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
FORTY KILLED IN
RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. H.
Forty persons we're killed AMI
scores were injured In an explosion
In The mines at Bakhut this morn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
'saIs SEATTLE TO SHIP
- sERvAsTs TO THE EAST.

k.s.. Z Henri steugol Of
s.,. J. J. has asked MAYOR
h,ss - 2 iofNafd her a couple II
- -. houae servants. q cook
ksheFai sseYtni Mrz. g. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12

Thaw couldn't restrain his laugh
tor al the testimony lie grabbed
a law book and buried hts face Ia q
A. this point the attorneys got into
4 squabblr lasting an hour
Time hung heavy on The hands
~ court officials aud spectators.
while Evans read Thaws crazy
Letters.
Evans was then asked 10 state
his observations made ~ his visits
10 ThaN ~ August and he said he
noticed q peculiar facial expression.
glare q eyes ard an unnatural
suspicion ~ everyone about The
witness said that Thaw had esnE
gcrafsd an idea ~ hts own import
auce and believed himself a victim
81 persecution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12

ing. The dead we're horribly
maugled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-12
PLANS TO HAVE THAW
SENT TO AN ASYLUM
Jerome Does Not Mean to Let Whites Slayer 60
Even II He Has to Prove Him Insane Now
Thaw Laughs at Own Witness.

vas inaans when be shot white.
Ieromss efforts TO force the ~tt.
meas 10 admit Tha~ insane aou.
failed
II 10 evident that Jerome l. lay
ins plans to force Thaw's ineafeaFss
tlon In an asylum. u he II acqait.
ted on the plea % Insanity.
Tha~ lsvghs-
Evans delivered a number of lee
lures on 'exaKEcratsd ESQ and -ex-
pi0sivc tendencies. which BE had
observed IN Thaw lie announced.
pomponsly. that Thaw had refused
so acccde 10 biz argument and had
stuck to the opinion be had before
tho doctor examined him The Wit
neas declared that Thaw vas - In
sane that he tried to tell the doe.
ton how 10 conduct bis exsuaina
tton.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-07-23
TOOK CASH FROM BOTH SIDES
Supervisors Testify in the Glass
Bribery Case

SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.-Super-
visors Coffey and Nicholas were the
principal witnesses in this mornings
session of the Glass trial.
Coffey admitted taking bribes for
voting on 50 cent gas rate and fran
chise to the Home company and ac-
cepting $4,000 from Halsey to vote
against the Home franchise. He SAID
his conscience was clear and testified
that. although a good Catholic, he ac-
cepted the gas bribe on Good Friday
Nicholas acknowledged he accepted
bribe from Halscy after he knew the
Home was to get the franchise. He
told Ruef. Halsey gave him money ana
Ruef told him to keep it as Halsey was
a fool.
Mrs. Thomas LOnergan, wife of the
also testified and said her
husband gave her $4,000 shortly before
the Home franchise was granted.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-07-23
CITY WILL HOLD CHECK
OF HARRIS& COMPANY
At Conference Held This Morning Special Counsel Engaged to
Place the Financial Condition of the City Fairly Before
the Investment and Bonding Companies

that the city would declare forfeited
the certified check of $5400 which
was given the city by the Harris
company as a guaranty of good faith.
This the city will keep unless forced
to surrender il by an order of court.
While counsel for the city would not
make any statement on the subject.
the councilmen said this MOI ming the
Harris company would have no plau-
sible grounds on which to bring suit
for the money. Considering, however,
the precautionary steps the council
is taking in the engaging of special
counsel, it would seem a fight is ex-
pected.
The case is carefully being briefed
by the city's counsel, who are conf
dent they will be able to checkmate
any move made by the Harris people.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-07-23

SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.-Wll
barely enough clothing to cover ther
bodies. 81 members of the crew OF
he Columbia and Mrs. Ottilie Lesdeil
of San Francisco, one of the 1e"
women survivors, arrived this morn
ing on the steamer Pomona. All showed
traces of their terrible experience.
Mrs. Leidell was met at the "hdil
by two men and wept bitterly as she
s.epped off the boat. She walked Win
great difficulty having been oadiS
bruised il. making her escape from her
state room to the deck.
John Smith, one of the hrenen cdliio
in with a broken arm. Smith was
working in the fire room when the
crash came but succeeded in making
his way up the companionway 10 the
deck. The vessel was sinking raplu-
ly.
Smith jumped into the ocean d.
water began 20 pour over the ueoh
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-07-23
MAD DEED Of
JEALOUS MAN
s6oots Down Girl In a
Crowded IhoPoughfare

NEW YORK, July 23.-Esther Nc q
ling, aged 20 years, pretty girl was
shot and instantly killed this morn
ing by man supposed to be Charles
Warner. her former employer al Fo =,
second and Broadway, during the ru
hour.
The girl accompanied by A. r. Spi-
ce", d clerk, was entering a ha5erdash-
cry s ore, where she was employed,
When the stranger rushed through tn
throng OF pedestrians and killed her,
creating a wild panic.
While the crowd was throwing mis-
siles at him, he emptied his revolver
at Spicer, finally knocking the latter
down with the revolver.
He rushed into an office building and
the janitor locked the door, fearing a
lynching.
Meantime. the murderer escaped
down a fire escape disappearing in an
alley.
After escaping from the building
Warner entered the store of John c.
Wilson, in Waverly Place; and fatally
shot MIN.
Warner was captured by mob
which nearly killed him.
Warner asked Wilson. who is a
haberdasher, for $40. While Wilson
turned his back to get the. money,
Warner shot him twice in the back.
The men were acquainted.
Meantime the police We're in an ex-
cited search for Miss Nordling's
slayer.
!. Warner rushed from the Wilson
store. followed by a bowling mob. He
was struck down by a longshoreman
and the crowd jumped on him, nearly
causing his death.
The police say there is no question
that the slayer of Miss Norling and
the Wilson assailant, is the same
man known to the woman as Charles"
and to Wilson as Frank Warner.
Miss Norling had told friends that
Warner annoyed her.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-07-23
COMMITTEE IS
$;'>@.[ERA A STREET
@*n,
co'n..:,,1 h. c|uuAen Decide
Upon Spu%>< 2 Avenue

According to the committee the Com
mercial club appointed to look into the
matter there is but one place to hold
the big carnival and that is on Spo-
kane street between Main and Alder.
So worried We're the members of the
committee they simply couldn't sleep
and at 1880 this morning they met and
looked oyer the ground.
The place is ideal. say they
Along the east side of Spokane street
there is room for booths in which con-
fetti and sundry other necessary ac-
compartments of a carnival may be
sold.
The creek is to be floored over and
that space utilized. Vacant lots
abound along this street. Between the
Y. Nj. c. A. building and the Inland
Auto cOmpany's garage is a vacant
space which forms an l. shaped space
with another front on Alder This
would furnish ample room for all the
side shows and attractions. Room and
to spare is the report of the committee.
Another advantage of having the car
nival in this place is the street car ia
cilities. At one end is the street car
line and only a block away is the in
terurban station The N. p station
is but a block from the Main street
end of the proposed grounds
Business men and property owners
all express themselves as more than
willing to have the carnival at that
place.
No second and third choice of places
was made as in the minds of the COM
mitteemen there is but one place to
Spokane street.