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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
IN THE GRASP
Of BIG STORM

Seattle was last night buried IN
the deepest SNOW that has been OK
peflenced Far many winters
The weather bureau reported that
ai1 aud onebalf inches OF snow fell
although various reports from ar
fefont sections Of Seattle place the
snowfall AZ ~ inohsa
The Seattle Electric company
kept anowplow ~ work on var!
otis portions OF its Hines All night
Several lines nevertheless were out
of business during the early morn
ina hours, but all were running at
II o'clock
One Of tho cable cars on the
James n cable jumped across the
tracks beioN seventh aY on IL
first trip aud blocked the limo for
several hours.
The Sunset Telephone wires are
down In that section Of the city.
near Virginia and Stewart sts from
First 10 Fourth avs
The independent wires suffered
on Queen Anne hill and IA the
Green Lake district
~ n tnnhaAlNA nave nj fHf men
they can employ ia repairing dam.
ages.
To the north the telegraph wires
afa down Wires to Tato0nh and
other places on the Strnita are out
OF commission
Trains are ali hlockaded tn the
mountains.
A. "a as.toak IA. w,satBar Httr.a,,
issued bulletin stating that The
weather would undoubtedly become
colder and more snow vas probable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
LICENSED TO WED

Marriage iicenses have been IL.
sued TO-DAY a. leiioas
IohnlAndeirum Joseph John, Is.
Port HithsleYs 90 Heteig iind.
strum. Port Biakoisy.
Sehafssier Kfsbs -- George L.
Sehueaaief. ~. Seattle. q Anna
toiah kleba. -. Butte. Mont
Kelly llfozn David I. Kelly. Is.
spokane. 20 Mabel nrown. "a.
Ia Crosse. Wiz.
Dexter SnoaNruas naiaEtn %
naxtcr. %. Miiwaukee. 10 {. ELLEN
anadxFaas. 3. Colorado springs
Cotn.
Kaynes Refnnlda--F NJ Ragnea.
q. Seattle. % LA Grace Reynalsis.
81 Seattle.
Campbell Rodd--Fncd { Camp
bell. -. us0fErtowu. 10 FiaFpucr T.
Reld. Is. MaithY
Mfnatoiani Mafita--sa grmatzu III
natatanl ~. Tap9lnish. Wash. "a
Tsusu Marta. e. Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

years he may be seen every fore
noon az First av. and Madison ~.
selllne The Star. and be may be
observed fulfilling the duties OF his
humble task with equal fidelity
every afternoon at Second Az and
University 81
sturdy Old Figure.
Mfr Murphy's hair il As white as
The driven snow and just tFifie
thin. n0w Hot he can hear a. well
and SEQ - well az most people half
bis axe, and al the age Of 20 those
Who saw tha sturdy old figune.
somewhat bent nos with age. stand
up last night with the woman Who
has borne hta name for half a cen.
fury and celebrate hts marriage 81
the home OF hts daughter. ta01
Evanston st.. Frcmont. predict that
4 Viii be many years before John
Murphy. Just plain John Murphy. IL
rciegafed 60 the life 81 retirement
10 which hiu active career has long
entitled him
The employees OF The star all
honor Dad Murphy. and yesterday
they RAISED purse 70 show theif
appreciation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
poice Chief DenounceS Volume AS Obscene and Not
Only Forbids Its Circulation But Declares He viii
Prosecute Socialist Lecturer as Soon as He Finds
: Law Under Which to Proceed.

t...sse, Harper the socialist Ice
"a author viii lse prosecuted
\. - rales q rollee Wappeasieiu for
Y obsscns literature IN
meets panphiei entiiled The
sess rfash About Marriage. ls
". 1850. '..ess u the at'aek en- ihc so
-, sa,hor a. nci0ck to-day
60 go wapp~asleln .ssaod ofdeFH to
80 n. natmlmen IA step the sale
y - ~ asmphlet "a ihe newssiands.
= 4. .lsn prosecute Harper under
s,sss law and the city If,ii.
" ala thc ehlef today, eaa
~ - asaslsse penalties Tor the sir
- s...,.a 81 ahsesne literature. TN
~ ~ stase lss the penalty pro
=. =. iess than 30 DAYS lmpfis
-,sf AMI NAV eyen extend "a
- rests Ia thc pealtentlaTy. or
80 ). = ,s.eee fhis pamphlet Is
lAinx. and when ! know lust
~ can prCeecd against tho
s.s..s hall start prosecution
rse h<s,k % maFriage. which Is
..e.,,sAsed uadeI iiaFparas real
s...s Henry A. Adams. Fidicaies
s6.,k aa4 coRtains sumo starr
- sssemsats on The subject %
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coke. which l refused 10 give hsm
and. after apsndink several minutes
trying "a talk me into selling the
drug. he went 10 tho telephone and
called up tho branch office Of an,
other drug store aud told the night
clerk 70 give a messenger boy With
a certain number scine "mornh
and &C. which meant morphine
and cocaine. and then ealled pp hia
oWn office and told rhcm "a have
the messenger boz meet him At a
certain corner and deliver the
dope
After finishing bis message over
tbs phune curley vent out. ant
thea ! A. uaes called 40 the police
and told them Of the affair. HAD
thes acted upon Il AZ the time. 1
shsnk they would have cauwht the
beY with the gposia on him-
The man Wha made the above
ssasrment says be Il willing 70 so
on the Witness stand when the case
eosues 10 trial and testify.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

marriage, aud ON the sfrea love
dee'flne As Harper writes. at
II Ia the end that the eNli Of super
stitlen and time honared hynocsisy
may be torn from before tho face
Of 'holS wedloek that this book Is
written
Marriage Monstreus,
Among other statements in the
pamphlet, which the chlef has
marked a. being particularly IN Mo.
lation OF the law. are
An The foundations OF the earth
are cut OF course. And og these
deep foundations 81 society none h
more vitality important. none Is ~
out Il plumb. none l. 50 tlmidly ats
eusaed. and none Is ~ monstroualy
M infAmously rotten a. that which
Nature herself wonld make the
very undUrplnnihg OF Life itself
Marriage
In marriage. SAYS Harper, sthe
facts % Nature are quietly ignored.
or else stupidity suppressed. and
there Il iuai naturally hell 20 pay.
Marriage rests upon an old bug
al,qo the law.
The whole Institution ~ Mar.
riagv II eollspsing under the weight
az our twentieth eeatury determine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
uposf CAUSES coNsTERNA.
ION AMONG THOSE WHO
Hayr TRAFFtckEp IN
sourrFuL pEPRAvtrN AND
nENs ARs CLOSED DOWN.

h unxsernAtsan iest the forms Of
Aixenais appear AZ their aoafe any
rwenf. beeause same goof dgux
"a ko4 eas observed eosning from
~ tsns u vfcc. where he had
Asee tanxAs to FeVei IA the fnues
Z ssiam o. seek happiness In
eauEaa. the prQurfetoFa II oplnm
l.as ana simlissiy filleA AZ eatah.
stmeats became cxeeesiiaslf wary
"a nlxht and their places are
skaza dusa iixht To-Day A 70
brtaf fuf Tha star visited several
4 tAesR places last nirht. but they
ssre afrad 70 lsi him m
fhaaxh the recnus disclosures 81
Il pe1lee seem % have piackei
Al k1aft cat ~ the evil. the q.
esrs sse not ~ BE- hoaxesi Into tho
I'M thai tbs drug evil has been
xzrspad ont. for tAey kaow that TIE
nsnnI voluntary shutting to~n af
As N y only temporary and Tat
ae rTopfietoFs q the dens are but
fIar nN. hopiax the excitement
snteFnfng their n~fsriosa WORK Wiii
go blow ever. Nhen tAcT WI
ss1la rvs zme upsratlonA
Remove Gail Boxes.
n fifsf Fesponse 70 the appeal
y kslp fFora the poiier came last
afnAHx fFom Manager A. 7 West.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
REGRADE PLANS
COMPLETED

The engineers plans and srecifi-
cations Tor the Jackson - regrede
are couspirted The street r. 20 be
regarded FROM Fourth av. s. 70 18th
Az. y The cross streets WIN Be
more or lens affected BY the re-
grade from Main II az far south az
Weller a. The grade for The street
viii be is present grade 81 Fourth
Az = on the west and 18th az. on
che east
This VII Involve = cut % 70 feet
AZ some points. while In the dis
tfiet around Sirth and King and
adjoining streets a fiil q az much
a. 30 feet at some points VIII be
necessary
A petition IL now before the city
council 20 have Jackson 81 widsned
50 feet on each side 80 as TO make
il 4 se-foot street.
THO effect of the rserads win be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
TROLLEY WIRES FALL
AT CROWDEDCORNER
Trolley Pole Becomes Entanged With Overhead Net
work at Second and Yesler Way, Predpitating All
the Wires to the Ground -Teamster Escapes Mi
raculously- Pedestrians Flee for Their Lives

% places 0f safety pentz who WAS
driving ia the middle Of the track
with hia team was unable 10 get ont
from under the wires and the circuit
~ eutnHsiod wires fell around him.
the main wire failing directly be-
tween his two horses and resting
on the wagon tongue. That the man
and horses escaped instant death -
considered miraculous.
The hurry up wagon ~ the Eiec-
tric company was notified and soon
arrived on the scene and cot wires.
The entire system u the electric
company was completely out 0f
commission for some time. The Yes
Ter way cars were compelled 70 stop
on account Of the wires falling
across their tracks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

Tho Lass act q pathetic divorce
drama was enacted Ia Superior
JsiEo Morris gouff this morning
Myrtle uoYd. the pretty itYaar old
wife q Ffank " naKd. the Mls
anurian. pho married her last
March and vas shortly afterwards
recognized b. a aelFhhar as mar
figd man from ~ Charles. Me. re-
erlved heF decree this morning aai
IL free FROM her hlFamist huahana.
Letters. fuii ef passionate en
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
nELcaolR LEAVES

A. r MsleheIF. brother Of the dead
Melody choir" left Seattle last
night % DO business in the east.
which he states he had neglected
because OF hts hurrier trip to this
city.
Mr. Nalehoir dld not state whef.
he aogid return. bot left inutrue-
tons with che fsouney Watson uu-
esrtskinK company 20 care Tor his
brothers body until he could make
definite arrangements for lts dls-
posai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
TtLLMAN ATTACKS
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.

WASHINGTON. n G. Jan. IA
Senator TIliman thia morning at
tackled the presidents action IN the
brownsville affair He said u was
equivalent 70 a ifnchinR Tho al.
dress is considered the most vlo.
lent ever delivered BY Tillman on
sae floor 81 the senate =.
he charged The president With
having revived n race Issue which
viii bring about conditions more
threatening than those preceding
the year 1861 lie traced the tFou.
bic 70 what he termed the social
recognition OF Booker Washington
Ho said.
THAT was mess. but the
brownsville affair II q bigger one
Is the president ready 10 act upon
his own theory. and have hia chill
dron marry INTO other racosf
Would 10 accept a. a daughterin
law. a Chinese, Indian or negrof
We kn0w he would not. but, while
fine words butter no parsnips. com.
lng from such q high source. theY
do lmealenlable harm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

Scores OF lives were endangered
aud carl pentz. q ifaHnster for The
city and hia twa horses escaped
death IN miraculous manner Al II
o'clock this morning. when the nn=
tire network Of overhead trolley
wires Of the Heattie Electric conn
pany AZ YeHler way aud second av.
fell % the ground. narrowly missing
scores u pedestrians
Three trolley wires were pulled
10 the ground by The trolley 81
Green Lake ear flying loose and
becoming oHiauaied IN tbs network
II live wires overhead. preeipltat-
ing the entire network to the
Efound.
Many persons standing near saw
the wires were about 70 fail and raH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
FOURTEEN YEAR old
BRIDE DIVORCED


dsarmsuis written b. the husband
90 the gifi. and asking that she let
niFu wes her n Seattle and stun GO
abroad With her and away from the
feaadai % which their relations and
bis past have given currency. we're
introduced b. counsel and flied
VITA tha eierk Of tho court Let.
trfs efao from the mother Of tho
hiwamiat husband from the little
tnNn IN Missouri Ncre also Intro
aslend. together with letters written
~ the eigl wives themselves Ia each
other These last arc falI ~ aytn.
PATTY aud heart broken love Tor
each other IN their similar strange
and helpless piiEhta. In theae let
tors they chronicle their lore for
he yuaBx man. nuN grown stimuli.
faneouHiy into great SORROW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
ENTERED a CHURCH
AND WENT TO SLEEP,

Louis neiharige. a tsauaier was
sentenced 10 serve % days On the
chain gang and pay a fine Of 800
FOR entering the Free Methodist
church last night 70 sleep When
A. Hally. who has his bed Ia the
back Of the church. returned 10 60
10 bod Lass nlsht. he found Deth-
AriEo comfortably wrapped In his
bedding and sound sieecp. neth.
aries pleaded not guilty before
Judge Gordou. but was unable to
give a satisfactory excuse for en-.
tsrinE another mans home and bed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

and Maloney Superintendent
Noungs Wa bot present.
NJ. Thomson ordered the score.
tarf O. read any communications
ard was informed that there uefs
aons except bids Mf Walters moved
that The BIDS be onrnss. but NJ
Thomson refused 60 recognize hini
ana ordered the beard adjourned
mnui Tuesday gn account 81 No
quorum. Walters took an exception
tu thiH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

Mike skroupa. whe was shot b.
Lawrence polKnak AZ Raveuaaaie
Monday night. has Heasinsd eon-
scioususAa At the Providence hoe
ritaf This morning Il was stated
BY attendants that be had shown
slight Improvement during the
night. and now stood hare chance
fnF life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

John Murphy. Iust plain John
Murphy. being as how be- could
never afford middle name" the
oldest newHboy IN Seattle. oelobfat.
% hia goiden wedding yesterday
There waa nothing elaborate
about a. Just say it was open To-
al the boys rs cared 20 drop Ia.
said M Murphy with the simple
honnalesansas Of the man who has
the World for his friend and who
would not be above entertaining the
mesneat Of his acquaintance AZ his
home. There aren't ans frilia
about fihe old. grayhalfed John
Murphy
Nothing 70 Regret
TITS been 81 years since / mar.
Flcd Mary Martin. said Mr.. Mnr.
nhY. Fifty years since she aud
~ent oourtinE and we've been 10.
Eether ever since. We married Ia
Leroy. n Y. aud that's whore her
folks lived They've been happy
years. ton Neither I nor Mary
have ever regretted them
Mr, Murphy has hal seven chii.
dfrn. Now he has bat two. tho
others having died Despite bis ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
KID BARKER EVADES
PURSUING HOUNDS

uties Hal Jack and c. 8 Cady left
here this morning % take up Bere'a
trail IN the Ratiiesnake country.
Other deputies are making west for
Barker II IL believed he Il head
ing for Nevada. where he formerly
worked with Jake Lake. his partner,
who WAS killed az Kennewick Ebeu
Barker was taken. II Is said that
Lake. had a wife there and that no
left property IN which Barker II In
tcfeated
Harry Draper viii return 70 Spo-
kane with his bloodhoundH this
evening. Sheriff MCNEIL Is condi-
Dent that the men will be captured,
but thinks IL may take some time.
Relatives 81 Fred Thomas. the
other horsethief. who escaped and
was later captured. arrived here
last evening from Johnson City
Tenn. They put UP 1850 cash BAH
and he was released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
WALTERS IGNORED AND
BOARD ADJOURNS

The determination ~ city I'm
sins~r Thomson not 10 recognizes
either Walters er MainnaY as a
courts esnsed The hnard ~ public
works Until ordered "a Do % BY the
eaurtn caused shs haasd ef pnhifo
works 60 eanrrl 81 meeting this
morning
when tha meatlns II The board
opened thsFe we're present Chairinan
Thumman. Secretary naKiaY. Waltsfn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
~ e. L. BoARoMAN.

pRossER. Wash. Jan. 1.-THE
frat definite news Of Kid Barker.
the Kennewlck bandit, and r. G.
iiere. the horrethief who broke fail
here and escaped from the hounds
IN pursuit. Thursday night. Was -.
cciyed By Sheriff Mcneil this
morning Bere was ~ the home
stead Of &. Jerue. IN the Rattle
snake district. 10 miles northeast
of here. before daylight yesterday.
inqulfiug for Clement Moaef. who
has a homestead IN the neighbor.
hood. but who IA now working in
sunnyside. ijeFe formerly worked
Tor him.
Bere Was also seen BY two other
parties In the Haiflennake district
This proves that Barker and Bere
have separated and the sheriff
thinks the former went vest Dep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

At the Haven Msthodisi Episcol
pal church. corner Howard av. and
John It every afternoon next seek
and al 2s10 and evenings al 30.
the singing Evangelist Frank Nc.
Carly. assisted BY his wife. viii
hold evangelical services Az the
services tomorrow at the church
the music viii be led By the two
eyanreilafa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
IN oHIvaR lNJuAEo.

Mali wagon Ma. "a, IN charge II
Z. u. cameron. ceiii9sa with an au.
tomebils last uikht at the corner
81 First av. and University st The
wagon vas demolished and the
driver thrown - the stFeet. but IN
injured
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Deaths xefp registered today ~
follows.
Aurphy--Iamcs Z Murphy, q.
Jan 20. AZ Tts Pine.
Lfnf-iaFa n lad. 50. Jan II.
AZ 1880 Befua Az
Larson Lars J Larson. 80. Jan
10. AZ Metropolitan hospital
Meiano@ki--F'rahk Melanoski, 3
mouths. at Seabeck. Wash.
kum--iea Kun. ~. Ian. II. A.
90 Washington 81
Rayuor-A a. ". Rayaof. 50.
Jan. =. al Tacoma
Keiig-at Providence hospital.
last night. Charlse Il. Kelley. aged
% years. uife Of j. r. Kelley
Funeral services 20 BE- held from
Buitsrw0rtb q sons chapel AZ I
O'Clock . ms SUNDAY Ininruent Ia
Mount Pleasant ceuietcry
Herbert AT tho family home.
1fto Third AZ last night. Aenes
Herbert, aged 30. wifs OF y " Her.
bert Deceased vas nstive Of 10.
diana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
RUSSELL IMPROVING.

The condition q A. r. Russell at
TIE Prasidsnca hospital remains
practically the same. he r. EsinlnT
ground slowly. bat hts wound -
said 20 Be- - alch a nature that re-
eovery wili take a longer time than
az first supposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
CLAIMS MORE THAN
ONE CRIME Is CHARGED.

Robert Merchant. the Seattle
commission merchant charged with
falaelY representing the assets uf
the National brokerage company.
this morning fiica demurrer %
The Information brought against
him BY the prosecuting attorney.
The hearing af the demurrer Was
set BY Judge Morris Zoe January
~ The objection Is made that
usare than one crime h charged
Merchant - stlll at large on bonds
81 t5.aoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
SALE OF HARPER BOOK
ON MARRIAGE STOPPED

tion to know the facts and 90 tell
the truth.
Holy wedlock has been a
tflshum failure. n haa eano very
far toward damning the body. Il
has tortured the mind, is has rutted
away The undeFplnniua % society .
Speaking % free love" Harper
terna the adverse talk about that
doctrine Mysteries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
NEW OFFICERS
IN MONDAY

Justice ~ the Peace p. v Davis
viii turn HIS office over 20 John =.
Carroll next Monday and ceaae 90
b. one u the justices Of Seattle a.
ter that date Judge elect Carroll
viii have his offices adjoining
those ~ Judge George. In the New
York block
Al rutherford gill be sworn in
IN AZ county commissioner on Mon
dax. 10 saecead 2 , Smith
T. 4. Parish eili b. aworn IN an
TO succeed !. " Peters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
FIRST
SECOND
THIRD

We are driving four tuunsis following the vsina
.oEsfas re ayke and VA begin cutting within
few days.
Our properties are located right ths ~ tha
eaest sold Frcdueiue 1aetret u the uest. a..
gsese4 having been taken from Pofica ard plaeer
"acAes alone ~ placer mt ning
cempetent engineers claim that the mother lode or
ses8eF " these rich uihcara IL claims and II
t4tHfe developments prove their judgment correct
tf1pffiy VII b. worth millions
The g free milling thus saving sinister charges
ana fhe values wiu be extracted right property
~ ne cyanide process
Fof TIE paFpaaa ~ continuing development
Nets Ne uiu SET limited 81 fully paid
e.eessahs treasury stock III cents per share. EV
- doar secured through the sale Of stock viii be used
y ne aessloffrHt - the property officer Of the
eoHpany draws a cent 81 SALARY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
DEN KEEPERS STINK
IN TO HIDING


of the Western Talon Telegraph
eosnpany. Who asid that the com.
p4ay would Immediately have all tie
call bones u ths restricted district
removed and thai hereafter Il would
cat that pett Of the city from ia
business lists
Late Yesterday afternoon tho
Hurry Messenger eompany'h office
was closed hy order of Chief Wan.
penNtsin Arthur Heath. q tho
~ n T company. who was f0nnd
Ia The restricted district Was ar.
rested Heath was released after
3 warning ~ Captain Ward ueorge
fteuift. aged = years. Vas alao
hs.okcd at The police station AZ
witness against "eufly Cuniay.
who Il held al sha charge ~ kclng
~ ne head - she drug Distributing
aEencY acsit. who lives a. So
TwentY eighth az. told tho police
that ~ harmed the cocaine habit
from cuniey. but haa since broken
himself ~ H.
Refuses cecalas.
The star this morning received
information FROM a local dsuk store
On firsf Az. u a startling nature
r. nexarf 10 the handling u drugs
such a. oocalna. nofpelne. apiasu
ana coke. b. tbs Harry Messenger
rpmpany'e BOYS
Tha dFaxxist told The followiax
STORY
~Oue evealng last November.
Curiey. Of fhe Harry Meseeaxnr
company. came 10 my drus store
zna aakal Tor - epnta wufih of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
Abe RT AMhER Is
DEAD

Albert Amer. first mate % the
steamer Monticello. died last night
AZ his home In faulabo from heart
trouble, Mf Amer Was one ol the
best known officers In the sound
flept, haylnH beea oa the Geo ~
Starr aud Faifhaven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
THREE DIE IN
IDAHO FIRE

LEWISTON. idaho. Jan. ia
Three lives uere lost and a child
sas badly scofched IN q fire which
destroyed the residence % NJ. =.
Fuchs. AZ Cottonwood. last night
The dead are Miss Westh0ff. a serx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

The following births we're roeis
tered today
BfuWn-At ISIS Mlnor av IAn
~. 20 uiie o. " nruwn. a daggh
ter.
Harrstt--At sTte Eighth az. IAn
II. te- utfe u Adfien HaFFett. a 500
Darnfns-At z13S Yesisr zsy,
Jan II. 70 wife Of = J nArning. a
daughter
Pgwell-At fta T. sixiieih az.
Jan 10. 10 wife II Thomas Powell.
\ daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

ant. and two OF che Fuchs children.
The origin Of the fire Is a mystery
Fuchs Was away and bis wife
awakened 20 find the room full 81
smoke Grabbing two younger chill
dren she rushed through the flames
20 safety. Miss Wesihoff and tao
other chiidren were sleeping up
stairs aud we're cut off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

20 open q large district now praeti-
eaiiy useless 10 business. and more
desirable result VIII probably be to
drive the -tenderioin+ from It's pres
enf locality
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

Passengers ieaped 10 safety in a
car collision Of First av and Cedar
It, last night Klnnear Park car
No 1873 crashed into Cedar 50 car
No 207. which had the right of
way. The Impact tore out the aido
~ the latter car and broke all ita
windows Fortunately the car was
not very crowded and all the pas.
sonehfs escaped without injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

At the CITY Han market. 500 Third
az. near Yesier. Round steaks Ice
pot roast &c 10 &c. prime rib roast %
beef i2tsc. 80