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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
A. P. Abbott O. CO.
WASHING FLAMNELs.
How 10 Avoid the Great Evil Of
Shrinking Goods

How 10 Avoid the Great Evil Of
Shrinking Goods.
Perhaps 1t may be as we'll to state 9
few points OF Importance which, il
carefully observed, viii enable any one
to wash flannel materials and at the
same thee avoid the great evil 81
shrinking. The first point to avoid Is
the use OF too bot water. as II acts on
the surface cells Or the wool ibers and
makes them draw together.
The second point to avoid Is on no
occasion to use TOO strong soap lath-
err, as too much soap depriyes the wool
OF its elasticity and softness; hence a
very slight lather on the surface Of the
water is quite sufficient for the wash
ing Of fiannels that are not exception
ally dirty. II the Iather disappears, It
Is better TO add little more soap, as
II is required, than to have too strong
a lather TO begin with
The third point is that washing soda
should In every case Ire avoided, as it
ia most destructive to the wooden
hbers. Indeed it will be found that il
Il is used in conjunction with hot wa
ter and the wool left In the solution for
a heightened period the fabric win en-
tirely dissolve The FIRST point to re-
member Is that the melted soap be of
uniform strength and also to find out
how much soap is required to form a
lather In definite quantity of water.
This need only be done once unless
the water supply is changed. Then
there is little fear Of making a mistake
in the use OF too much soap.
The second point Is that the luke
warm soap lather and rinsing water
must be carefully prepared before any
Of the fiannels are wet
To prepare lather, unless one can
test the temperature carefully by put
ting the hand into it, 1t is advisable to
measure the proportion OF boiling and
cold water. and 1t will DO found that
one part of boiling water to one and "a
half parts OF cold are good average
proportions when mixed to form luke
warm water
There should be at least three tubs
Of warm water prepared, and to the
FIRST melted soap should be added and
the water shaken with the hands tn
I'll a slight lather is formed on the
top, when It is ready for lsilng, 0w-
ing to new flannel having q certain
amount Of dressing IN 1t, it is in conse-
quence more difficult to make clean the
FIRST time Of washing, as all this dress
Ing must be removed before It is pos
sible to remove any Of the dirt. To
overcome this difficulty there are vari-
Gus methods Of treating new wooden
material to cleanse il with the least
degree OF shrinking.
Another method Is to add enc table
spoonful Of ammonia TO two gallons OF
water and allow the fiannels to soak
for about half an hour before wash
ing. Cover the tub over to prevent
the heat escaping and squeeze and
wiring them out Of this before the wa
ter has time to get cold
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
"a ths kIna On shs poorssep.

When King Edward desires TO pay a
call on q personal friend, message 10
this effect is sent earlier in the day,
This rule is almost inyariable, but on
one occasion bis majesty neglected the
precaution and on arriving at the
house Of his friends found the hosts
out Of town and the eharwoman In
charge The king desired TO go in and
write message, but was asked By the
cautious caretaker FOR his card. and
as that was not Forthcoming she de-
clined to let him in. He was a very
pleasant civil spoken gentleman she
told her employers on their return,
but as he hadn't card left him
outside" It was only some time after
ward that the master Of the house dis
covered to his horror the identity OF
the visitor London TitBits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Prices on silk reduced at Abbott's
Tams and capt at half price at Perry's
Thread lace, assorted widths, 4c, at
Abbott's
New wash silks for waists at
Vaughan's.
Our furs are going At great reduc-
tion, at Perry's.
Read the Vaughan store advertisement
Of the white sale.
Dry wood for sale. w. u. Curtis, Ber-
lin, VT Tel 3I2.4
Leave your order or Lenox incubator
oil at Smith 4 Cummings
A regular meeting Of the I. 0. 0. r.,
NJ T., will be held Monday evening,
February 2, at o'clock, in the X. Of G.
hall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
w.iobt Of Humorists.

There is nothing in the maxim
"Laugh and grow fat or else the
jokesmlths fail to grow mlrthful over
their own merrymaklng Great humor-
fists seldom are fat E r. Dunno is
the heaviest, Weighing about 1870
pounds The weight OF others living
IS: Mark Twain, 100 pounds. George
AIDE, l4T; Jerome X Jerome. 143. and
W W Jacobs. 1872. o. Henry is really
great humorist. but be Is IN the $50
pound class Home Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
WAITS RIVER.

B. G. Miles returned to Montpelier
Friday.
Among recent guests st p s. Folsom's
were n FIJI Prouty. Birlingtoni w. s..
Davis, White River Junction; II N.
Kimball, Enosbufg Falls; d. WiIkie,
Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
Mixed on The OvercOat Question

Well it is certainly difficult to decide what do wh.n
every clothing in has the best the lowest
price and all give satisfaction, money back you
this perpexng question rightly and that to investigate
If you'll do this right that we VIII sell you an
Oycrcoat. Every says Overcoats $1,000, 1900
1900 1900 to $500 Every store, perhaps has Ovccoats
at these hguresbut what do these prices until you
the Goats the prices We believe that you can do
better here than elsewhere-but investigate.
We and Repair Clothing FurC Goats to Rsnt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03

What became of all the buds who
were here last years"
Some have grown into bachelors
buttons and sonie into wallhowers-
New YorS life
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
ARNOLD's GRECIAN VOILES,

Some Of the pretticst goods ever on
the market; will wash to look ike new,
Come in all colors and in small pat,
terms.
These arc cloths that have always
sold for lsc per yard and could not
be made to sell for any less; now on
our bargain table az but Tic per yard
New lot OF Red Ores
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
zoo I'VE ZOE CLASSIFICATION

TO RENf-ore large foon on second aoor
and three connected rooms furnished Tor Light
housekeeping ~ % Keith Ave. 2isi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03

Idle Men Tempt the Devil.
The devil tempts all other men. but
idle men tempt the devil. Turkish
Proyerb.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03

4 special eonvoeation Of
Granite chapter X. A. NJ.
- Tuesday evening ats $50
y - o'eloek sharp Work. A. "
X ~ z. st. and 81. T. IT. degrees
- Refreshments Per order Of
+. II. P.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
GINGHAMS AND LkCES.

\ good smart sale going on here. New
styles in Cinghams and IN large as.
sortmcnt, at but 121ac, just 21ac less
than We expected to be able to SELF
them
Large assortment Of Thread LAGOS, the
goods that sen for from 6 TO Zoe per
yard often, just Tor drive at Sc right
through Now II our window at but 4c
per yard
Goods and sl.00 Worstcd SUI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03

Doors open as. Commences at 5.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
Photographed in Ireland By the
well known artist
vi. w. FITZGERALD.

All new and up.to-date. You can
Join this travelling party No ore
should miss seeing Ireland Beautiful
Scenery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
4. Z ABBOTT co. IA \ ABBOTT : co A 2 ABBOTT : CO.
1The Daylight Store1
NOVEMBER LAST
A. P. ABBOTT & co.
NOVEMBER LAST

large
could be adjusted then
order business This
less than of alone
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
DARK COLORED WASH GOODS.

All OF orr loo Feceed Goods al TIC
per yard.
Ono lot OF Crochet Dimities for chill.
eren's dresses, now az I21ac per yard
New lot Of Use Dark Colored satines
az nearly the price Of poor kinds. Now
At lsc per yard
Sale Of Bed Spreads closes Saturday
night These are The imported ones,
tings at 75c per yard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03

About thirty students and friends Of
the ninth grade commercial class OF
Slaulding HIGH school enjoyed sleigh
ride ID Milliomstown last Friday even.
ing. Refreshments Of cocoa. sandwiches
cake and waters were served during the
evening. Music was furnished for
and dancing by Miss Helen
Bruce. Various games were played also.
until an early hour the next morning.
tie party then returning in Cutters
barge. They were chaproned by Miss
Iioyt and Mr. Hughes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
(By United Press.)

WASHINGTON March Rear Admiral Pilsbury.
chief Of the bureau of navigation has announced that it is
highly probable that Admiral Evans fleet will reach San
Francisco bay May II hoped that the ships would
arrive but delay will be due the OF
vitsons stop San Diego and other ports San
Francisco
Admiral Plsbury has mailed TO Admiral Evans the blue
prints OF the proposed Arguments Of the ships for the great
review which IS to be held at San Francisco.
II announced that IS ships will be in the pageant The
vessels will be aligned in four columns The ships will DC
about 40 yards apart and about double that distance will
be allowed from column column The review be made
cruiser Yorktown
Il announced the navy department that the pres
dent is about make formal OF the itinerary Of
the fleet OF Admiral Evans after il leaves Manila
Eight Of Admiral Evans vessels the
United States by way of Suez canal
Since these arrangements made the Australian gov
asked the United States have the ships
of the fleet visit Australian Secretary Root replied sub
stsntaly that the itinerary had yet been made and
that he had official information the Of the
fleet.
II believed that the invitation of the Australian gov
will be accepted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
Swindler, Who Married and Deserted Seattle Girl and
Viciimized Tacoma Elks Whh Bogus Checks, Is
Under Arrest.
Especial to The Starr

Clarence Collier crandali. the
smooth young man with many
names. who married Miss sybil An.
derson. Of this city. aud deserted
the Young woman ia the Donnelly
hotel In Tacoma. after Hwindling a
number Of prominent Elks 81 that
city out OF various sums Of money.
has been placed under arrest Ia san
Francisco.
A. soon as requisitiou papers can
be procured from the governor they
will be forwarded 20 San Francisco
and Crandall brought back by DE
tectives u O Smith and John Ray
mond. OF Tacoma. who are nov In
the California metropolis 10 return
with another prisoner.
Crandal's capture followed the
Identification of his picture In the
San Francisco department rogue
gallery. While looking over the
photographs. Smith picked out n
picture labeled. Or Charles Hud
son. alias Duffy" a character we'll
known TO the officers OF that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
Letter to PosInelgencer Announcing That No Seattle
Man Should Enter Gubernatorial Contest Called
Forth by RumOr That Former Governor Is a
Candidate.

Local and state political circles
have been set agog within the past
few DAYS by the report that former
Gov Henry Mcbride Is expected
soon 10 issue the announcement OF
his candidacy for the republican
nomination for governor.
This rumor nrst became current
iu seattle ON Wednesday. aud since
that day the expected announce.
mont has been anticipated bY some
amusing antics ON the part Of the
Wilson faction OF the party aud
displayed In the Post Intelligence
A. the time The rumor went
abroad. John l.. Wilson was in Spo.
kane. where he had been for scy.
cral dags since HIS return from IN.
diana and Washington. ID { Whom
The report that MeBfide's candidacy
was soon To be announced reached
his ears he wrote a letter from
Spokane 10 his newspaper here. the
PostIntelligencor. dated Crawfords
vile. Ind, In which he announced
that he would not be a candidate
for governor. and expressed the
idea that no other Seattle man
should seek the nomination.
The announcement of Wilson s
withdrawal from the race WAS in
his own paper. and warmly com
mcnted on editorially. and he's been
followed from day TO day with the
publication Of a series of inter.
views with Wilson adherents ia
other counties eonfratulating Mr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07

aud recognized Il Immediately as
that af the elusive Crandall. The
plctare was also identified by PEG.
ole Ia Tacoma and by the deserted
bride. who Is now In this city.
CrAndall had an engaging pres
ence and when he proposed mar
rage 10 Miss Anderson. who was
cashier In local restaurant. she
Immediately accepted him. Gran.
dali promised a trip around the
world fer the honeymoon. aud pre-.
tended 10 be wealthy. In Tacoma
he became acquainted with a mum.
her Of well.to-do members Of the
Elks' lodge. and by means Of worth
less checks and other articles
swmdied them out OF hundreds of
dollars When he left his bride IN
Tacoma. he owed the hotel man
agcmcnt sl65 on worthless checks.
Cranaall ~ known 70 have served
one term IN San Quentin tCal)
prison for cmbezzlerNent. commit
ted tn 1905. In the meantime the
wife has started divorce proceed.
ings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
YOUNG MAN FACES
PERJURY CHARGE

Because he testified 10 the fact
that both bride and groom we're Of
legal are. when they are said 10
have been under the required axe
limit. claad Grayson has been
charged b. an information flied IN
the pfoaeeu,lnE attorneys office
with the crime Of perjury The In.
formation was issued ~ the request
OF e. " i.ong. Of Curtis. Lewis
county.
The complaining witness ia the
father of Eta Long. the young
bride. who was married To Roy
Desmond recently Grayson went
with Desmond 10 get the license
and sUore Ia bis affidavit that both
the applicants we've Of LEGAL age.
Il u said that the groom Is only
10 years u axe. LONE has ar.
ranged To- take his daughter back
home and will ask the courts to
snnul the marriage on the ground
81 fraud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07

Wilson for the stand he has taken
in opposition TO his own county.
This announcement and the Ye.
euliar time. place and method Of
its issuance by Mr. Wilson Is taken
in local political circles as dee
lafation that Mr. Wilson and The
postlntelliEencer will vigorously
oppose McBride's candidacy. an ae-
ton which has all along been an
ticipafed by the Mcbride adhereHfs.
When Mcbride was first suggest.
"a as a possible candidate several
months aga. an effort was made by
his opponents 20 convey over the
state the impression that he had en-
tered into an alliance with the IN
keny faction al the party. This has
since been disproven by the en-
trance into the gubetnaforial cau-
test OF Attorney General John u.
Atkinson as The Ankeny candidate.
With Mcbride in the race there
will be six candidates for the re-
publican nomination for the Office.
GOV. Mead. the present incumbent:
{. s. Cosgrave. Of Garfield county:
Attorney General Atkinson. ef
chehalis county: Judge W II.
Smell, OF Pierce county: Col W. NJ.
Rldrath. Of Spokane county. and
Gov Mcbride. This will bring into
operation the second choice fea-
tire Of the state primary law.
which becomes operative with ref
erence 90 state candidates when
there are four or more candidates
in the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
COMBINED u. S. FLEET
WILL ASSEMBLE in
SEATTLE HARBOR
JUDGE FRAZIER PASSES ON
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY

III one Of ths most important dc.
fiaiuns ever handed down IN tho 10.
cal eaufia. Judge Frazier. ln the
snpffies court TO-DAY enuueialed the
theory that AN employer hifinF a
perFou 10 DO Nofh iH which he
kuuNs the person TO. be- lHeaperi
ancfd. l. liable for damages far per
Aonai ialufiee resulting from ans
accident due "a this inexpe Renee
The point vas brought nu in the
application Of the Alaska rncliic
Steamship Co for neW trial OF
the eltas Wherein y " Pearson
wa fugently awarded s. aeu for
psgsonai injuries suffered while me
nan vss ln the employ u the cor.
IsoFsilsia.
The application vii be refused
announced the court he man 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
SUSPECTED OF
BEING R0BBER

Frank Peters. a roofer. az years
old. was arrested In bed last night
at cheap lodging house az First
av. south and Weller st by Deteo-
tives Adams and Clark. aud viii
be held To await the result of IN.
vestigation Of the suspicion by the
police that he il the man who held
up the Fisherman's saloon, Wall st.
and Elliott av, early Thursday
morning.
Peters description does not cor.
respond with that given by the
victims. who Involuntary contrib.
uted SEQ 10 the robhef az the point
OF two revolyers. but in their eX'
cited condition the victims, the 20.
lice believe. could not accurately
describe the man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
German Newspaperman Is frighfully Tortured in
Russian Dungeon and Denied Release-Cermany
May Demand Full Apology and indemnify

aemnifs. aud e. iaflict the sevsrcst
puuiehmsnt urau his persseators.
Levine whose sole offense was
ga attempt TO Investigate the
consiltlun ~ thN Russian ntuf. was
arrested 81 MInAk. December 81.
lie eaH not permitted IA com
mnafsals with his counlfy'a diplo
mails representatives Ia The eaar 8
grnifa. and ever effort ~ bic
friends 90 accnuut for his diaap-
ps,araHes ended % failure
TIE prisoner aas kepf confined
In \ dnRsuu. and WIS kicked and
fla1ged ~ hia heafiiesn iailsrs. and
starved until hts health II per
u,enentia ruined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
LUMBERMEN EXPECT
FAVORABLE DECISION

That the decision OF the Inter.
state Commerce Commission In the
freight rate case win be favorable
20 the lumbermen. is expressed in
a telegram received by Victor Beck
man from c. +. White, now at
Washington, D. c. c. r White.
chairman OF the freight rate com
mlttee Of the lumbermon, aud Aus.
tin Griffiths. counsel for the lum-
bormen. are IN Washington looking
after the case which came ~ for
a hearing before the commission.
In his telegram Mr.. White expects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07

corporation who hires some one 70
perform = specific duty, knowing
that he Is bot qualified by expert.
enee to perform such day la re-.
sponaiblo Tor any personal injuries
resulting
Pearson had been hired by the
company and was placed az work
operating tie donkey engine ON a
steamer. unloading freight lie had
worked about two hours and started
the machinery lu the wrong dlrec.
ton. resulting in terribly crushing
81 arm.
4 do not think the judgment Ia
AZ all excessive ia this case. 81.
planned Judge Ffater 4 would not
take $500 600 for my arm"
The case Wiii So to the supreme
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
To FINISH BUILDING
AUG |, PERHAPS

The new federal building Il 10 be
occupied GA August / at this feae
THIS rs the announcement ~
Frederick FuurchnY. supsrf.siu
superintendent of federal buildings.
who IL nuN Ia Seattle
The announcement i modified
with a statement that the OPENING
on this date depends upon the con.
Tractors receiving the marble from
Vermont On scheduled time tn.
marble ia tot the interior finish.
tuaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07

complete success and believes that
a favorable decision will be given
in 60 DAYS"
Mr.. Beckman interprets the com
pleie success not only as entirely
knocking out the advance rate made
by the railroads. but that the 4oe
rate will be extended as far east
as the Missouri river This will
mean an additional territory con-
snmins l62 600 car loads OF lumber
annually
Messrs. White and Grffiths are
expected back in Seattle about the
end of next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07

BERLIN. March Se~s II he
ffishlfal tnfturcs "a which CORES
pendent Edward Levine. ~ the
nsfiln Ffankfufisf voinilmnie. y
prisoner II Ninsk. Hussia. has heeu
subjected - tho esafs Officials
has jast reached Herllu and -.
glama and Immediate trouble -
tween the tao lsaeeFa iH unN
threatened over The affair
Not ouiF i f.uyius. instant 81
lease hosuanaed hut Il j. cRpestetl
Raaaia will b. forced to Apologies
for ihe mannnF Ia whleh b. has
baon treated. ~ pas > heavy II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
WILSON SEEKS TO
HEAD OFF M'BRIDE
FEDERATION
RESTRAINED

CARSON. New. March 7.-JudFe
Harrington. ia the United States
district court. today granted the
GoldfIcid Consolidated Mines com.
pany an injunction restraining The
Western Federation Of Miners from
picketiug mines and sintimldating
non union miners THIS b. a ter.
rife judicial blow AZ tie rights Of
the mining unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
CRANDALL CAUGHT
IN San FRANCISCO
FALLS THROUGH BRIDGE.

G. G. Bovee. conductor ON the
Seattle Electric line. residing al
1909 East Newton 81, fell through
the planking of bridge IN front
Of the car barn at Fifth av. and
Pine st. yesterday afternoon and
sustained severe bruises 10 hts
back. lie was taken to the Seattle
General hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
RUSSIA and GERMANY
MAY HAVE TROUBLE
KNICKERBOCKER TRUST
Is AGAIN To OPEN
aar un.,.a pre.s.l

NEW YORK. March THE 81.
preme court today authorized the
kniekegbockeF Trust company TO
open March IS This bank Was the
first to suspend. which practically
started the bank suspensions eise.
where, owing 90 the panic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
MAY SEND CROSBY
To REFORM SCHOOL

HI Crosby, the 13ycarold boy
who robbed his benefaotor. George
Engler. and was captured In The
Dailos, Oregon, may be sent 10 the
reform school Disposition Of the
case n held up until Judge Frater
can hear from the boys relatives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
/ Report Full Of Grammatical Errors, Committee
Apologies for RpGnger Shortage and Raps City
Engineers C6ce

Tat sxclir Comptroller John
mFzaxsF became - tangled
xilhis The meskez o. his oun per.
<pe3i stcounisng - 10 show an az.
pssehi deficit Of sexfTNsie Il the
tssz spoineefle Mnd vhltexashy
nA'szaent q thu eaac presented 20
y sifT council b. the finance
toHAlfise last nlKhs IN report on
" klplinger defaiealiou
he terra apparent deficit and
'he sEtfegy due 10 lax aud ineffi.
nsni methods q accounting
ssziaeisVzs The report ~ De-
assFzia attempt 10 slur over the
shese dlaxracefuI chapter IT. the
hnsoFy Of seaffles accounting
Hs,sm. and the statement contain.
= . I that we are informed that
" Steps hooking 20 The return OF
~ kiplinger has been prosecuted
'ziiafallf indicates that All idea Of
sskiaE flirsher efforts % secure
fsiufn and prosecution II the
-eeziier have been abandoned
iase The reports 81 the axpert
s'ah'anis employed b. the com
ste On The recommendation Of
= fasaFing house committee. tho
- 81 the finance committee
on Of rs way ~ cast lnslnu.
- upon the city engineers or
~ and TO snbsfantiaie the asper.
siyefia
Report Preliminary.
ne report ~ the committee Is
NsiiniaaFy one. but Il d evi-
- - nom rs tone and wording
- J. h but paving the way FOR
eloeahs no u the Ribiineer In.
s'.sai without prosecuting any fur.
~, ss' me effort 70 IL tho resBonai.
= ~ iof the shortage and To run.
:, ne Iesponsible parties
=. y addition 10 being a mesh Of
,pky and evasion. the commit.
report IL eompllatIon Of
~ English. as those extracts
non i vill show.
r,.,.' = clfy 81 Seattle O. 10 he con.
ssaiaied uFon the fact that ifs
~ yes are practically all honest
= ~ shove Eeproarh IN their fidelity
" eity's interests Whatever
80. % discrepancies occurred
n,.s sae 10 la1 or Insufficient
's a.s. Of accounting
A. hs exception viii b. noted In
eass oi the CITY Comnirnllsr 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-07
INVESTIGATE alsrH.

John D. ne2ena IL under arrest
b. the Humane department pend
Ing lnveglieation ~ the birth Saluf.
dAY % child at atez Third ~.
west The ehlldH mother h. Lena
iexens. who. il ~ alleged. IL lhs.
prisoners euuaiu