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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-18

has been banished for seizure or a
German ships cargo intended for
Hamburg.
Paris.-Attempts were made yester-
day to interrupt the services OF the
indenendent Catholics at the Church
of HOLY APOSTLES, but they were quick
ly renulsed,
PnrtIand. Ore.--Four persons were
IN tured in a wreck Sunday on an As
toria F. Columbis River passenger
train. Four cars went into the ditch.
New vork-Twenty dead, two fatal
ly injured aT. Jas others more or less
seriously injured, is the result of the
wrecking of the electric express train
Saturday night on the New York Cen
trail
Washington, D. C.--In a Sunday ser
man DR.. William NJ. Paden, pastor o.
the First Presbyterian church at Salt
Lake City, Utah, who preached here
yesterday. condemned President Jo-
seph Smith Of the Mormon church, his
religion and called Senator Knox su
agent of the devil.
| Nanamio. b. efforts are being
made to float the stranded steamel
Portland. which struck Entrance
Island rock last night.
San Francisco. Cal.-District Grand
Lodge No. 4. Independent Order B'nai
Birth, comprising all the states and
territories ON the Pacific slope. is &c
session here
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-18

Nanamio. b. EFFORTS are being
made to float the stranded steamei
Portland. which struck Entrance
Island rock last night
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-18
Death Removes obstaele,

Her tragic death removed the scru-
Piles Of the grand duchess against re-
marriage. and she consented to be-
come Cyrifs wife. The car prohibit
ed the marriage for several reasons,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
Ring
is Defeated

T. Mullen led the opposition. hack
I'd up hy Councilman Boweu. GIN.
Hines and Hurd Al five agreed
that the office Of city engineer
should not be- dinanaooiaied from
The craftsmanship 81 tho board of
public works and that. II any
changes wefc 10 be made Ia tho
charter ihey should be augweatea
bY cliy officials IN touch With the
needs Of the city and not by Gle.
ifeus wh0 had little time TO devote
to such subjects
Councilman koveile. after deny
ing ln behalf OF the Commercial
club any possibility Tor the J u
Manning memorial and petition.
fell in Inns stth gho opposition.
The council voted 10 indefinite.
ly postpone the sawyer and Man.
Ming REGULATIONS
Amendments likely 10 be- pro-
posed may provide for the eHtab.
iHhmnnt uf SEES departments With
official heads % 80 members % the
board 20 public works The build.
lnE department wili probably b. Dc
iaehed from lhe engineers depart.
ment thc llght department from the
waller department and the sewer
from The street department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30

Charter revision Ia tho intercs,
OF franchise holding corporations
met decided defeat ia the city coun.
al last night
Councilman sawyera resolution
naming a committee OF private
cliifcua to revise the city charter.
received bat sis votes. while 4 resa
Tuition providing that five members
of the city council Be- appoint,
I'd BY President C. u Burnett 20
consult with Mayor Moore. Clu
Engineer Thomson. Water suparin.
tsndeni J.. q YounEa. Street Com
missioner Charles Il Case. and Cor
puration Counsel Scott Calhoun.
and prepare what amendments o.
thH charter are necessary. and "a
submit them o. the ruancll wha
adopted with only fwa votes
against e. Sawyer and Reynolds op
poalnE
The commission wiil b. aunuunc
"a Tuesday nisht
Five cDunelimen spoke. deununc
lng the attempt to ruyl8o the char
Reg a. move on che Part
10 the enemies 90 cts En
SINGER Thomson Co deprive him
10 biz powcr Councilman PRANK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30

cluslyoly ia comic ouera tie be-
came a member ~ A Nc palmers
Union square Thehter company ln
1858. playing ia The Partisan Ro
nance Prom that date ne gradu.
aily worked hia way np The hisirion
ie ladder unfil he became rvcnKniz.
90 a. the leading actor 0f the day
ilis most famous characters we're
Dr tekyl and Mr. HYDE. Prince
Karl Andre Roasinlo Mario Do
ladot Ia hls own Monsieur
iiumpy Logan Ia Master and
Man. shylock ln The Merchant
~ Veaicc Eugcn Couvvoiaor ia
The First Violin. "Cyrano Ia "Cf
rano Dc hefgerac. and Peer
Gynt"
Mr Mansfield has appeared 70
Seattle several seasons. and his
engagements have always bccn the
cyent "a theatrical circles he a.
ways carried complete SCENERY
properties and costumes fuF uvrrg
production and "a a consequence
the performances woro 81 the beat
Always surrounded hy tho best ut
actors and Actresses. he never did
anything by halves
Mr. Mauaneld had many ecccu.
tricitcs that brought him many
enemies but those who knew hlm
best loved him deeply
Several ycara $50 he marnsed
Beatrice Cameron. then bis leading
woman Thef had one child. Georgu
Gibbs Mansfield
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
WILL HAVE new LINE TO
TACOMA BY MAY | 1909

Merle , wightman. engineer and
holder or the franchise OF Muckicr
Wightman interurban road 10 con.
meet this city aud Tacoma. this
morning stated that the road VIII
be IN running order by May I. 1909
The road will be- called tho Seat.
ueTaeoma Short Line. and papers
are nov being drawn up which viii
incorporate tho line under that
name According 10 Mr Wightman.
practically all Of the 100 foot right
Of way has been secured. and he
maRea The Important announcement
that the rad VIII Be double tracked
an the way.
SkirtinE the shore line practically
the vntife distance. the road viii
be 80 miles Ia length or four miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30

head when ne said that there we're
too many Who Rad themselves
shared ia the flesh pots 81 Egypt
said Fred n Peterson ~ q grand
jury can be- gotten together and as
sisted b. an able. fearless. clean
aud brilliant assistant prosecuting
attorney. { am In favor % a grand
jury being called The last two
grand iuyies we're farcea for the
reasons stated
John 3 HumphFies said "Dccid
eddy yeH ! think 70 was a mistake
to DO away with the grand jury
system originally and we can't BE-
any too quick In restoring a. There
has been too much of tendency
in recent years "a disregard the
jury system
a grand Jury ought 10 be called
which will investigate the rotten.
ness existing and investigate thor
ougnly Then amend The constitu.
ton so that grand Jury investiFa.
lions will become chronic aud not
spasmodlc"
James Murphy. business agent
ior the carpenters union. said
There ought 10 DO q erand jury
called % investigate nov. and
there ought 10 be- a grand Jury 20
meet periodically"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30

among the members Of The lenlsin.
ture Senators Robert T. Booth and
y J.. Allen among tho labor
unions we have "a number Of sign.
era that would surprise most peo
pie
"a meeting viii be held nt s.
O'Clock Tuesday evening for tho
purpose Of perfoctinR the organlza.
ton
THE motto Of the Taft club win
be- a delegation pledged 10 william
". TAFT for PRECEDENT and dele
gates to the national convention
who can be absolutely relied on 10
follow Taft or Roosevelt right
down The line.
To- the event of Roosevelt deeid.
Ing 10 take another nomination
most ~ the club members would
Of c0urte be with The president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
WOrkmen Are Hurled to Death in the St. Lawrence
RiVer--Hundreds Pinned Beneath Steel Wreckage
--Pitiful Scenes Investigation Is Began.

made q necessary - secure an ex.
tension of iima
About 30 wuFkm~n were on the
blE span. which e the louxeHi can.
fileteF span n tbs world. as u was
being avunE into its position usar
the middle Of the pig river
Just what happened 10 cause the
accident wlil probably never be
known. hui as it started 20 fail the
workman made rush for safety
and about 20 II them reached the
nearest span
Tho others we're carried down
into the river A passenger steam.
W. had Just passed through the
bridge. and when the accident 90.
curred the vessel swung back into
the stream and picked up a number
~ the men who had cleared the
steel network and we're swimming
70 safety Some of these men we're
badly injured in the fall aud
eight of them are nos in the Lewis
hu pitni not expected 10 live
There were many touching
scenes a. the bridge FOR the major.
NNF w INV WI HiAthN WIN Nt#Nt ifN
and had families Hereayed moth.
cra and their children auxiourly
waited on The river bank for some
news OF their husbands aud fathers
Elght bodies were recovered and
this morning diver was sent
down 90 bring out the bodies which
have become eniauglod in the net.
work 81 steel
The Dominion Bridge company.
the contractor for tho big struc.
turo. is one Of the best known
hfidge-buildlnE companies ia Can.
ada and has built many important
structures. among them the bridge
across the Fraser river az west.
minister which was constructed
without au accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
RUNS UP AGAINST
FIGHTERS FIST

The value % a pugiusile train
ina was shown yesterday when llar-
ry lkial krnut floorcd a man many
pounds heavier. after listening 20
abmae ~ long as his fighung spirit
would allow
kruut. who IL At present a driver
Was backing his team into the Gal
braith dock when the stranger
took 0ffenac AZ something and be.
Rnn % bcrAtn the young driver.
Others warned him that kfant Was
a tighter. but the man continued
kia ahnse aud offered 10 whip the
dah priFe fighter"
What happened IL left 90 tho
inns esnntiou 81 the reader A sad
DEF and wisef grovier picked him.
self up Qua ~ che dust. and a
chuckiing crowd went away uckied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
BLAKISTONE IS BOOSTING
LOCAL TAFT CLUB

4 memberFhle fsr the r.f, ,t.A
larger Than mas ~, a...,., ''''
esl :. w any single POM
q. .'ii'asieial organization in
"ale Is the present plan OF
laiaes T. Gladstone a.. f..a,- -
iae Taft movement
IN. From present appsarareoa fbis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
big FIRE IN
LOUISVILLE
(eY United Pr.ss.l

LOUISVILLE. Ky. AUG. 80
Early this morning. while the
forms we're being made ~ for the
last edition. fire broke out IN The
building occupied by the Courier.
Journal and before ghe flames were
under control. the building Was al.
most destroyed. The many linotype
machines aud the presses are ruin
ed u Is stated tnat The records
have also been destroyed There
were many narrow escapes from
the burning building The fire broke
out In the top story From this Il
il reasoned that many lives we're
saved as scores were sleeping ON
the floors beneath They were
aroused and were safely taken out
OF the building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
SUSPECT BRETT OF
FIRING SHOP

Suspected Of having set fire 10
his own place 10 obtain the $500
insurance which he carried, J. u.
Brett proprietor of "a cigar stand
&C First av south and Charles &C..
was placed undor arrest this morn
ing by Sergeant Of Police Powers
and city Detectives Ryan and SIC.
Cmrg, shortly after the department
had answered the alarm OF fire
which had been sent ln
when the police arrived. Brett
was found with bis trunk and grips
All packed and taking them 10 a
place OF safety ITS story ana not
sound reasonable 10 the officers
and they took the man On custody.
Brett insisted that robber had
tried twice 10 enter bis place and
that Immediately after the second
Visit tho fire was discovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
DIVORCE SUIT BLOCKS
CRIMINAL CASE

GcorEe Huraio. au Italian. living
~ Black Diamond appeared before
Justice Carroll this morning charE.
et with deserving bis Wife Aunle
hufatO.
Divorce proceedings are nov
pending IN the superior court and
for this reason, Justice Carroll in.
definitely continued the case. r..
funding Ia Buratn 5000 bail. condi.
iionai upon giving the woman sz5
fur maintenance.
Burato seeks divorce. alleging
that be- Was driven from his home
By his wlfo who threatened him
Nilh an "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30

shorter than the present intorurban
read
There are but two towns. sunny
dale and Dies Moincs on the route
OF the new road between YounRa.
town and Tacoma. and for the pur.
pose Of building UP tho country
through which the new cars viii
run, tho company has acquired
about 1000 acres Of land, which
viii be laid ont ne town sites.
HAN way between Seattle aud
Tacoma a pleasure resort will be
established a. a point whore the
line viii skirt the Sound for six
miles
q am confident" said Mr.. wight.
man this morning that towns viii
spring up all aiong the route Of the
new road and expect 10 see 30 600
people living along it8 side route
inside ~ five years"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30

Tie movement Tor q grand Jury
- an established Institution. to be
called together annually o. as much
ci'essf a. may b. deemed advis.
aele. has received a great Impetus
tinee ne address OF Rev. NJ. A.
Matthews a. the Mems club" Of
as Qssen Anne Methodist church
TUESDAY nlght.
representative ". +. Freuden.
- z speaking Of a grand jury
fss there ought b BE- a grind
Ell. don't know how badly ID
~ oe needed Tor the Investigation
sisy and county affairs. but I be-
ps.e Mere ought 10 BE- one called
leas, once a year. II not oftener.
would b sure 10 have a benefi
4 Indiana. ny native state.
..sa county has four erand iunes
! Ieaf They are beneficial b..
s s. taef Investigate into matters
=. a.ofe deeply than a prosecuting
..,olnef can. Their power ~ com.
,,as Nitnesses 70 appear before
80 .-s enables them b probe
y Matthews BIZ The nali on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
MlDRDE

tstar Special Sefvice.l
TACOMA. Aug. Ozone Of the
most brutal murders ever commit.
ted IN this city vas that Of last
night when Archie Mitchell. long
ahorrman. Ia a "a OF rage literally
backed 60 pieces with a double.
bladed AK James Nelson Mitchell
then attacked his wife. but she
escaped with few injuries
Mitchell returned 70 his house
and found Nelson there with his
wife Selling the AK. he hewed his
fellow worker 20 r-le -oor. scvering
his head and terribly muiilatiug the
body Beth mon are well known
along Tacoma and Seattle water.
fronts Mitchell Is IN iail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
TO PROVIDE COVER
FOR MARKET

The street committee yesterday
afternoon approved The lease OF the
Goodwin Realty property ahutune
on Pike place fof "a public market.
and viii also ask the council for
$1,000 20 build a covering over the
present market until the Goodwin
deal can be carried out and a build
ing erected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
COAL Is ORDERED
FOR PACIFIC FLEET
10y United Pres..l

NEW YORK. Aug 30-Orders
Tor $4,000 tons OF coal to be dis
iribulcd along ihe route OF the has.
tleahip fleet from The Atlantic to
the Pacific coast are reported 20
have been given TO four New York
coal firms by tho government n
was stated that i25. 600 tons Of coal
viii be needed "a carry the fleet 90
lhn rncIllc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
WOMEN HURT IN A
RUNAWAY

Frightened at the antics of sew
eral small boys. a horse being driy
en- yesterday hy Mrs Norman Nc
Ninnon of 1876 Thomas a. ran away
and upset the attached vehicle. ne.
sultIug Ia severe injuries to- both
Mrs Mckinnon and Miss Euphe-
mia McKlnnon. her slstoriu law
Miss McKinnon suffered a broken
wrist and bad bruises and Mrs
MciIinnon was severity bruised aud
had two Ribs broken
The injured women we're today
reported aa rapidly recovering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
Framc-Up to "ShOO" Over 6O-O-1 Shot Fell Through
When Manders and Gross We're Let Down on Wed
nesday by Judge Egbeh.

n Charlie Gross and While Man.
ders iockles had not been eus
pended after the first race at The
Meadows on Wednesday lant there
would have been pulled off In the
NTH race on that day one Of the
blgEent cleanups ever recorded in
connection With Pacific coast race
tracks
IN the deal whereby the book
makers we're 20 be- made 30 suffer
Just about 10 the limit OF their
financial endurance we're the two
iocklca--Gross aud Manders "a
well known local contractor. a mef.
chant and a legal light OF prom
inence
incidentally these three men had
been working IN collusioa with the
two iocklea for NJ least three weeks
prior 10 the very raw work that
put an end 70 further raids upon
tho booka
Bsnnocence the Medium.
The medium Of the big winning
Of "Wednesday WAS 20 be Banno.
cence. IN the JOB. 81 Is understood
there we're other i0ckies besides
Gross aud Manders The setting
down OF Gross and Manders after
the first race spoiled the game. al.
though not in time 10 prevent one
innocent party 90 tho contemplat.
ed cleanup from losing a small
amount nor Ia time TO prevent
some loss "a the combine
This innocent individual o. a
well known local promoter aud
friend Of tho legal end OF the trio
On Wednesday noon be- was ap
preached by She lawyer aud told
that II hc would make several
small bets at different books on
Hannoccuce IN the nth race. he
would find himself down on a very
good thing
Unable 10 visit the race track
that afternoon. the promoter hand
ed 10 Billy Sutherland $50. with en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
WHITE RETlRES


LONDON. Aug 80 - AdVicos
from 81 Petersburg Say that Count
Witie, once the most powerful man
in Russia. except the emperor. has
accepted a directorship in the Bank
OF Russia FOR Exterior Commerce.
thus severiug himself from the
couutry'H official lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30

William Gresnbcrg. arrested sew
efal days ago IN this clty on a
charge of having deserted his child.
wife in Nee York. started for the
Eastern metropolis this morning
Ia custody 81 Detectives f1tzaim.
mons and Granville. who are tai.
ing him back for trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
ROUGH HOUSE"

TACOMA. Aug 80 Because be
created a rough house In the office
81 The Northwestern Credit associa-
lion. Thomas -. Archer. the man
aver. being the main victim. ~ J.
Dewey of Seattle IS under arrest
and will be placed on trial today
Dewey demanded q diamond ring
he had left With Archer and. upon
refusal. took the strong arm Of The
Law in bic own hands and gave
Archer "a few He was arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
affairs Are
IN TANGLE

r. r. stewart has been appointed
~ Judge Alhertson o. receiver for
she Pacific OriertN Trading Co
The president " the defunet con
e~fS. lohs s'r&ssiugton IL ~ prea
eve si,stre es,l sad will be- tried this
izH on pa Information ehprgiag
sgss SssS bstsl~5tas tna~a ,as,ts
} srA@, RNsssRssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
BRIDGE DROPS
SCORES KILLED
PROTEST MADE TO
CITY COUNCIL

The Washington Fire Insurance
company has filed with the city
council a protest against permitting
The manufacture % fire works Ga.
side the city limits. and asking that
10 further exception BE- made %
che city regulations affecting such
factories
Tire same company also protests
AGAINST the proposed establishment
~ gravity OIL tanks at various
places Ia The city. on the ground
that the tanks would be a source
~ danger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
FAVOR EXTENSION

The North End Citizens I'M
provement club held a meeting az
Mountain View station last night,
aud passed strong resolutions In
favor of the proposed boulevard
through Woodland park mass
meeting fayoring the proposition ia
to De held In the park Sunday aft.
prnoOn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
WINS APPEAL AND
MAY MARRY

Yushio Kakuda is TO have a hus.
band after months OF waiting Ac.
cordlug TO a notice posted I'm the
local immigration office at Pier .
today Nushlo o. coming down from
Port Townsend on the steamer
Chippewa and will arrive at 9
O'Clock tonight She will bee taken
TO the local immigration office and
married 60 q little brown man
named ilanshl Kakuda. who has
been seeking her for some time
When she arrived on the OH Maru
last July she was rejected. but she
took an appeal which was decided
favorably yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30

Htfuctioua 10 play Baunoconce 10
win Sutherland found the odds az
Go 10 ! and against hls own ludg.
ment. made the bet aa he had been
requested 10 do Bannocence fin.
ishcd outside the money and tho
$50 was lost n Bannoccnce had
won the promoter would have Sc
cured $500 for bis $50.
Tried 10 Steer Him OF.
The next day the promoter
learned that his legal friend had
searched all over The betting ring
for him after the first race. in or.
der to steer him on Bauuocence.
Through this incident the story
Of the combine came out The plan
70 make a daily killing az The
Meadows was concOcted about four
weeks ago. Whether u was sug-
Rcsied by the contractor or tho
lockiea, The Star is not informed.
ID any event the local merchant
and the lawyer we're taken into u
after everything had been arranged
and until Manders and Gross we're
let down on Wednesday everything
ran along smoothly
Made Big Sums.
The Star Is informed that the
contractor made during the life
OF the combine about $50 900 Ia ad.
dltion 20 his split with the iockies.
The lawyer cut 40 with the i0caies
an amount said 10 reach $50 600
and the business man Jared equally
we'll
The big killing OF an was 10 have
been on BannOceuce and some Of
the money would have been placed
az so to l. kilograms had been
sent 10 Spokane. Portland and
other cities. where the horse was
10 be played 10 all Of the pool
rooms When the deal fell through
efforts were made 10 reach the
other towns but IL IL believed
these were fruitlefs and thai the
tip was played and the money Of
the combine lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
CHANGE OF VENUE
In ADAMS CASE
(By United Press.r

ROiSE Aug 30 When steve
Adams is brought to trial at Wal-
lace on September ., for the muir
der Of Fred Tyler change OF
venue viii be asked for hy the
state 10 Moscow n. Is stated that
a fair trial cannot Be obtained at
Wallace on account OF the male
population being miners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30

Il ia the belief o. Chief Wappen.
stein thst the dealers as a rule
VIII obey the law lie looks for
q few OF the small retailers 10 do
a little blind pig" business. aud
Il u those places which are located
20 that quiet sales can be- favor.
ably conducted that will be watch
ed most carefully
The suburban patrolmon will be
asked 10 especially guard against
violations Of the law ia the outly.
Ing districts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
FOUR YEAR OLD BOY
KILLS BABY SISTER

ABERDEEN. Aug 80 Unknown
10 its mother the iyearold SON Of
W. NJ Nulf got a 22.oalihre rifle
and, while playing with IL, the
weapon was discharged The hul-
lot enforced the left arm of the no.
tlo fellows lG.montha.old sister and
went through one lung The child
u not expected 20 recover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
CAV. oRGGLGY HGRE.

Mal Gen AdolphuB W Greeley
commanding the Northern Division
of che army accompanied by his
son. 4 W Greeley. jr. arrived In
the cltf yesterday from a tour of la.
apcciion Ia Alaska Gen Greeley
left almost Immediately Tor Vancou.
yer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
LEAVE SERVICE OF
CITY TOMORROW

Elmer " Todd o Il. Thorgrim.
son and A. o Tucker. members Of
the legal department Of the city
government. will tomorrow re-.
tire from public duty aud viii be
succeeded by Howard Hanson. J.,
H. Bradford and Bruce shorts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
ESTATE is WORTH
HALF MILLION

The appraisers Of the Huxley IS.
tate filed their report with Probate
Clerk d. X. Sickles yesterday. The
estate is appraised at S50S 2e9.5s.
The largest single item In the
estate Is the Hinckiey building at
the southwest corner Of Second az.
and Columbia ST.. valued at $780,.
mn